Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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the reflector Mr. W. W. Horden i tr«ilion ..r— m You are to be congratulated upon the completion of your high school career, and your parents are to be commended for making it possible for you to reach this goal. We regret that some of those who started out with you on this educational journey have been lost on the way. You arc graduating at a time when our country is in the throes of a great economic adjustment. Because of this situation, society will demand more and better trained individuals; therefore, I urge you to continue your education in college. If it is not possible to go on to college, then you should make every use of your high school training that you can. We trust that the agencies that have contributed to your education, especially the school, have developed in you the proper attitude toward life—such as loyalty, honesty, courage, belief in self, and the like. These are more important than history, algebra and Latin. Let me urge you to put into your life enthusiastic effort, a willingness to cooperate, a desire for high ideals, and you will get there from a pleasurable and profitable experience. W. W. BORDEN, Superintendent The Whiting schools are fortunate in having a very efficient Hoard of Education. I)r. Bransky was chosen president for this year, Mr. Salapski, secretary, and Mr. (jambril, treasurer. The untiring efforts of these men are continually being expended for the best interests of the school. J’nard of Education: O. E. Bransky, J. Ross Gambril, John Salapski