Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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FOREWORD The tempestuous roar of the airplane overhead, the amazing speed of the train, the prowess of a might) steamer are no longer wonders to be marveled at. With this realization has come a vital, intense desire possessed by one and all to participate in their creation. Proficiency acquired during the advancement of the high school period may well be likened to the thunder- ing speed and might revealed by the twentieth century “Zephyr as it rushes smoothly, steadfastly, straight as a dart to its destination. The student, awakened by the realization of hereto- fore unheard of improvements has striven with an end in view that of betterment. Some more ambitious than others, and willing to make big sacrifices, will take advantage of the unlimited possibilities offered in the field of education and thus hope to find them- selves. Thus, it is the object of this 1935 Reflector to portray Progress

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THE REFLECTOR 1935 WHITING HIGH SCHOOL WHITING, INDIANA

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STAFF Kathryn Yrgovich. Peter Kovachic Ralf Humphreys John Hric .......Editor-in-chief .......Associate Editor Business Manager .Advertising AI anager Michael Kopcha Assistant Advertising Manager Edwin Oleksik C irculation Manager John kekich..................................Sports Editor Josephine Furiak .....................Girls' Sports Jean Campbell.................................Class Editor Jane (Jrubb.....................................Art Editor Johanna Tapak.................Editor of Departments Bette Zrenchik........................Feature Edito Mary Poracky.........................Calendar Edito Margaret Ann McFadden Snapshot Edito Borden Purcell.....................Faculty Advisor Bernard Veselv..................Printing Supervisor