Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Loft to right: top row: Rebekah Eddy, W. P. Buerckholtz, Carl Ragon, C. E. Riohl. Goorge O. Burman, B. J. Vesoly, D. C. Chozen, J. McAdam, P. Kovachic, P. D. Carvor. Second row: Jean Barron Hurst, Ruth Nelson, Adam P. Lesinsky, Ane Marie Petersen, Florence Keve, Emily S. Whitton. O. M. Merriman, Alico Jenkins, Edna Andresen. Third row: J. E. Adams, Josephine J. Shea, Meta Louise Wilhelm, Vesta R. Simmons, George Calder, Laura Linden, Mario Zika. Bottom row: Marie Greenwald, Elizaboth Matson, L. W. Applegarth, Martha Letz- ler, Lucile Elam, E. L. Watkins, Sarah M. Transeau. Marie Greenwald—Social Studies, Dramatics Elizabeth Matson—English L. W. Applegarth—Science Martha Letzler—Librarian Lucille Elam—Nurse E. L. Watkins—Science, Social Studies Sadie M. Transeau—Business Education lames E. Adams—Physical Education, Health Josephine Shea—English, Social Studies Meta Wilhelm—Latin, English Vest R. Simmons—English George Calder—Vocal Music Laura Linden—Spanish, French Marie L. Zika—Home Economics Jean Barron Hurst—English, Speech Correc- tion Ruth L. Nelson—Business Education Adam P. Lesinsky—Instrumental Music Ane Marie Petersen—English Florence Keve—Art Emily Whitton—Science O. M. Merriman—Head of Vocational Educa- tion Dept. Alice Jenkins—Physical Education Edna Andresen—Physical Education Rebekah Eddy—Home Economics, Health W. P. Buerckholtz—Vocational Education Carl Hagen—Social Studies, Speech, Debate C. E. Riehl—Mathematics George Burman—Mathematics B. J. Vesely—Vocational Education D. C. Chezen—Vocational Education Joseph McAdam—Social Studies, Head of De- partment Peter Kovachic—Physical Education Paul Carver—Attendance, Social Studies Margaret E. Canine—Mathematics (absent when picture was taken.) 5

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WHITING HIGH SCHOOL Main Entrance In the Spring Distinguished looking, symbolizing the endeavors of its students, Whiting High Schools portals have been open for half a century welcoming those who seek a higher education. Our school has prepared us for the future with the ideals and knowledge necessary for happiness and success in the world. Its wide curricula includes vocational, commercial, aca- demic, and industrial courses. Its various, well-equipped de- partments furnish us with all the essentials necessary in studying our chosen subjects. We owe a great deal to our teachers who have helped us and taken such an interest in our progress. 4

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 mtm L C. GRUBB Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Carl. C. Madden President Charles O'Drobinak Secretary Philip L. Krauel Treasurer Dewey Kelley School City Attorney