Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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R. W. YV. Borden, who had served for twelve years as the Superintendent of South Bend Schools, was selected by the Board of Education to become our Superintendent in the fall of 1931. Mr. Borden is a graduate of YVooster College and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from that school. He has been awarded the Bachelor of Science degree by the University of Ohio and the Master of Arts degree by Columbia University . W. VV. Borden The Board of Education, which is working efficiently in unison with Mr. Borden and Mr. Grubb toward making Whiting High School rank among the foremost schools in Indiana, consists of the following members: Mr. Gambril, president; Mr. Salapski, treasurer; and Dr. Bransky, secretary. The members of the board have had much experience and are fully capable of thoroughly car- rying out the duties of their offices. The Board with the cooperation of the Superintendent and the Principal have managed to gain a national repute and an enviable record for Whiting High School. Interesting themselves in extra-curricular activities and vigorously sup- porting them, they have made possible the high school’s high standing, and victor- ies in athletics, music, drama, and other fields of endeavor. During the past three years corrective gym classes and corrective speech classes have been added to the schools curriculum. Many improvements, physical as well as educationary have been added under their administration. Whiting High School can well be proud of the administration which has served them so well and the administration can take great pride in the high school which they have so faithfully and efficiently administered to for the past three years. Dr. Bransky, Mr. Gambril, Mr. Salapski Eight

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He has shown an interest in the student body as a whole, in students in groups, and in students as individuals. He has the admirable faculty of making decisions with both the point of view of the administration and the point of view of the students in mind. Although Whiting High is his chief interest, he has been quite active in civic af- fairs and a leader in progressive civic enterprises. Proof that he is an energetic edu- cator is found in the fact that he maintains membership in the outstanding state and national educational organizations as well as by his continuous enrollment in advanced educational classes at both Chicago University and In- diana University. Through these two channels he keeps constantly in touch with what is new and progressive in education. Because of what he has done for us we, the Senior Class, dedicate to Mr. Grubb, the REFLECTOR OF 1934

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Row I—E. Vater, C. Frankcn, L. Epley, T. Buckley, B. Bradac, W. Boland, C. Feeney, E. Por- acky, J. Farbak, G. Collins. Row II—L. Mackey, R. Sabo, J. Geffert, T. Buckley, M. Moser, J. Uric, L. Skorupa, F. Progar. C. Vater. I.. C. Grubb T HE Whiting High school Student Council helps the administration in ruling the student body. A general representative is elected from each class who with the president of the class represents the class as a whole. Besides these members each home room is represented by some one whom they have elected. Whenever any important question is raised the Student Council assembles and helps make a decision. Thus the students are able to directly influence the rules of the school. 9WWV Nine