Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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The Freshmen class elected the following officers for the year of 1926-Wilfred Grogan, president, Margaret Sharp, vice-presdient, Nick Gordon: secretary-treasurer. The freshmen class are very proud of some of their active members. SaBella Hood took part in the Oratorical Contest. Wiifred Grogan is the boy yell-leader. Nina Harvey and Michael Ference represented the school in the Lake County Latin I contest. Many of our Freshmen boys took part in athletics and did well. Here is one class that is going to be one of the best classes of Whiting High School! Christ Brahos John Byer Marian Bonham James Boland John Benko Lillian Bansek Anna Celenica Merrill Campbell Stanley Chrustowski Edward Ciesar Celestine Clark Hazel Cotner Clarence Collins Edward Colman Arthur Cunningham James Dees Nora Doody Mike Dufallo John Du Fon George Evaeko Harold Ehlers Fred Fauth Michael Ference John Ference Irene Francis Frank Barton James Comstock Beulah Cole William Dasho Margaret Evan Everett Eppley Charles Frazier Anna Grubach Paul Herakovich Anna Hegedus Anna Galocy Thomas Gambini Anthony Gmerek Gladys Gehrke Nicholas Gordon Wilfred Grogan Mary Ellen Grothouse Edward Gurevitz Mary Gyurcson Ludwig Haluska Helen Harshbarger Martha Haraksin Nina Harvey Raymond Harmon Myrtle Heyden Sabella Hood Evelyn Hoelzel Anna Illo Mary Elizabeth Judson Joseph Kanyur Bessie Kacer Viola Klosek Frank Klen Andrew Knish Stephen Kompier Genevieve Kollar John Kozacik Alfred Kozacik Peter Krivacic John Kuzma John Kupcha Elizabeth Kubeck Alex Lawson Deleen Lawler Joseph M iula Joseph Mikuly William Manchak Mildred Martich Elizabeth Matis Helen Mihalo Dorothy Nash Julia Okal Frank Owens Stephen Palikan Anna Poracky Walter Prugn Anna Puncho Rose Quebec Nathan Riffer Thelma Runtagh MID-YEAR Louis Husbennett Edward Howes Nicholas Hric Marie Janos Alice Jenkins Emil Kacer Helen Keckich Lilian Klose Steve Kosztyo FRESHMEN Doris Matson Sarah Musulin Frances McQuade Anna Matlon Anna Macko Helen Paulus Robert Redding Barbara Richvalsky Mary Ribovich Dorothy Sass Joe Sanye John Shaffer Margaret Sharp John S moron Robert Stewart Peter Stecz Steve Skavara Margaret Soney Charles Talaby Gertrude Tapajna Anna Toth Jennie Toth Mary Trgovich Andrew Tomko Vera Vater Richard Vater Harold Vater John Vavrek Mary Wolsko Gerald Whiting John Ward Frank Wolsko Michael Yager Margaret Yuhas Anna Zivich Harold Swaim Other Sammcns Ethel Schwandt Edward Stick ley Andrew Smitka Selma Scholz Stephania Vahorvich Theresa Wysocki Esther Wolf Milton Zeitlin

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®1jp rutur iRpflrrtnr amatics THE DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has been functioning-since 1921. The purpose of the club is to present plays to the student body, to give a member dramatic training, and to increase his appreciation for good drama. In the term 1925-1926, the Drama Club has progressed admirably. On September eighteen, election of officers took place, and the following were elected: President- Mary Moynihan Vice- President - Kathryn Cart Secretary—Ruth Hannon Treasurer—Evelyn O’Neil On October thirty, a haloween party was given as a reception to the new members who entered the club in October. The members received Drama Club Pins in December, and proudly displayed them the remainder of the year. In February, several members of the club took advantage of the wonderful opportunity to see the most gorgeous pantomine of all times “The Miracle . Several one-act plays were piesented during the year. Among these were: “Manners and Modes’’ “Tickets, Please,” and “A Nice Quiet Chat . Each memberof the club participated in one of the plays presented by the dub during the year. Of the 37 members belonging to the Club, 15 of them were Seniors.