Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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 MARGUERITE TAGGART ANN ZEITLIN FRANCIS ZVONAR MARGARET WALKER CONSTANCE WYSOCKI

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 !:il|||||||||l!ll||||!l!!!J||||||ffl HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS In September, 1920, ninety-six boys and girls entered Whiting High School for the first time. After staring at the large assembly desk for a month or so, and dashing madly from the assembly every time we heard the telephone ring in Mr. Hoskinson’s office, we finally picked np courage, and timidly approaching Mr. Grubb, asked with beating hearts when we could have our first freshmen meeting. Out of this first meeting of tumult and votes, these emerged as officers: President, Thomas Kedar; vice-president, Elry Moore; secretary-treasurer, Alice Maunder; class adviser, Miss Liggett; sergeant-at arms, Jerry O’Keefe. Our constitution, drawn up by a committee, under the direction of Miss Liggett, made us a very efficient organization. Our initiation into the social life of the school took place when we were the guests of the Senior class of ‘21 at a reception. W e continued to enjoy the activities of the school throughout the year, especially the basketball games, where we never failed to do our share of yelling for the “Green and White.’’ Again in September, 1921, we met as sophomores and elected George Dewey, president; Mary Moore, vice president; Alex Wayo, secretary; Thomas Kedar, sergeant-at arms, and Mr. Spitler, adviser. Later Thomas Goughian was elected class reporter for the Tattler. We now felt it was our turn to appear on the Social calendar and so, we gave a Hard Time Party. We had a glorious time and felt that our guests enjoyed the party as much as we did. We have displayed on several occasions our class colors, maroon and gray, and our class flower, the American Beauty; and we have always lived up to our class motto, “Keep A-Goin’.’’ We have always been well represented in athletics, since we entered Whiting High School and count as our many other virtues, our prominence in the carnival of ’21, our representation on the Tattler Staff and Reflector Staff, our share of the school spirit so well demonstrated by Kenneth Daeg-ling. Whiting High School’s yell leader. There are still two years in which to increase our fame, which I am cer tain we shall do, if we continue to live up to our class motto, “Keep A-Goin’.’’ IOAN COUGH LAN.