Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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GEORGE AJDINOVICH Sincere and very much in earnest in everything he Joes. French Gub. Camera Club. Fresh- man Play. HELEN AJDINOVIGI Quiet as a mouse but more in- dustrious. Mixed Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Latin Club. Biology Club. Camera Club. Art Club. club. VICTOR BACH I Oh—if only interesting as h Camera ANDY BENAK Wort? Oh yes. yes indeed. y Band. Football. Wrestling. Engi- neering Club. JOHN BIESEN II worry were the only cause lor death, then I would lire forever. I.atin Club. Orchestra, Boys’ Glee Club. Football, Wresting, Biology Gub. LUCILLE BIESEN ller modest and greejul air shouts Iter wise and good as she is lair. Biologv Club. G. A. C.. Senior Play. Theatre Board. LWONE BINGAMON iVoI too serious and not loo flay.’ I'ootboll. Wresting. W Club. LUCILLE BOCO ’ICI I She is slot i' to barrow but -jui.k to lend, and always ready to help a ft tend. Orclvcstra. French Club. Biology Club. Theatre Boarrl. Tattler Stoll. Reflector SlalT. Junior Way. Senior Play. THOMAS BOLAND ('lever Mr. Cupid never colled on mo. Swimming Team. Basketball Mgr.. ”W Club. Football Mgr.. Camera Club. CHARLES BUSCANY little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Boys’ Glee Club. Engineering Club. Theatre Board, Senior Piny. Mixed Chorus.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September of 1935 found the class of 37 eager lo become a part of Whiting I ligh School. Under the direction of Miss Ane Marie Petersen and Mr. Paul I). Carver they chose Sam Gucrvitz. Norecn Moore, and George Vargo as their officers. The two outstanding events of that year were the freshman play. Aaron Boggs. Freshman. and the freshman party. Returning for their sophomore year the class received Miss Ruth L. Nelson as their adviser. This year’s leaders were Bob Green. Marian Parsanko. Marjorie Richvajsky. and Charles Quandt. The Artist Ball.” given April 20. 1935. was their most important social affair. As juniors the class was led by Walter Idziak. His assistants were Marge Chomistek. Tom Hruskocv. and Steve Hatzel. I he Eyes of Tlaloc, their junior play, was presented May 2. 1956. Then came the prom, the most memorable event of the year. During the last year of their high school career the seniors were directed by 1 om Hrus- kocy. Sara I ysch, Elizabeth Pieters, and Charles Quandt. I he senior play. Growing Pains. the senior dance, the junior prom. Bum s Day. Class Night, and Commencement were the main functions of the year. I his history of the class of 57 is.in the final analysis, but little more than a recording ol some of the events and happenings that have characterized Whiting High School during the last four years. May we. the class of 37. express our pro- found appreciation to Miss Ruin I.. Nelson, our adviser, whose counsel and guidance have brought us to the completion of our high school life. CF.ORCE All Sincere Frrncfi Club. - mnn PI-»)’ ICl OR RAC I Oh—'l only 4 interesting Camera k JOHN BIESEN ‘7 worry were I dcalli. then I W Latin Club. Orel Club. Football. Club. IAVOXE 'Vol ton Football. To;i Picture TIIOMAS IIRUSKOCY. Prciidenl SARA TYSCH. Vice President ELIZABETH PIETERS. Secretary Cl IARI.ES QUANDT. Treasurer IW] RUTH L. NELSON. Senior Class Advisor THOMAS BOl Nvlrrm Bndcll W

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 puzzling questions id wonder. She answers that make us Sit and Tor in all her recitations she seldom makes a blunder. Latin Club. Hlolocy Glut. Girls' Glee Club. Monitor. Literary Club. Junior Play. Debate. Tattler Staff. Reflector Staff. W Scholarship. Mixed Chorus. National I lonor So- ciety. Al in: CARLSON FIONA CAI.DF.R Dignified, quiet, and demure Of her success well always be Pep Club. French Club. Science ( lul . Triple I rio. Iltcalro Bof»f l. Freshman Play. Senior Play. Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. W Scholarship. National I lonor So- ciety. CLARA CERAJEWSKI Kindness, noldcr cc'cr than re- venge. Girls’ Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Art Club. Camera Club. Biology Club. Senior Play. Datin Club. EMMA JEAN CHILUSKI lleres to the one who doesn't shirk. lleres to the one who does the work. Girls Glee Club. Art Club. I .at in Club. Camera Club. MARGARET CHOMISTEK Her beauty lies (but don I tell TomI in the sparkling twinkle of her eyes. Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. Junior Class Officer. Student Coun- cil. G. A. C.. Latin Club. Bio- logy Club. Orchestra. Senior Ploy. STEVE CIIOYAN Silence—a sign of ability. Science Club. W Club. Swim- ming Team. Football. DOROTHY CLIFTON Sureel personality. I:ull of rascality. William Christman High School I- 2. G. A. C.. Theatre Board. HELEN CUPPLI Her ways arc ways of pleasant- ness. Student Council. Science Club. Literary Club. French Club. Girls’ Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. G. A. C-. Freshman Play. Reflector Staff. Tattler Stoll. Monitor. ELAINE DAILY Modesty is a candle to her merit. Wood River High School I. Latin Club. JOE DEDINSKY An athlete who derives great plea■ sure, in being some one girl's great- est treasure. Band. Orchestra. W Club. Foot- ball. Wrestling. Philharmonia.