Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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lx). 2(. S-, Owl OlmjcL TYlcdsA. 'i Hundreds of students, eager for the knowledge Whiting High is to impart to them, pass into the stately red brick building on Oliver Street each year. Her halls have echoed endlessly to young voices, earnest and confident; her floors have felt the hurry of countless eager feet. With the wisdom of the old, she is accustomed to the ways of dynamic youth, and her teachers prepare us to accept our new positions in life when we leave her. We shall never forget this building with its big shining windows and the happy part it has played in our lives. We go forth to meet whatever future awaits us with a firm foundation of practical knowledge. s

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1944-45 was a year of decisions throughout the world. Daily, the students of Whiting High School were presented with incidents to remind them of the war to end all wars. We were spurred on by requests from our classmates in the service to remain young—don't grow old in spirit as we had to do , and we promised that we would try. We would like to depict through our annual our high school days and to show that although we realized the seriousness and sadness of our times, our hearts remained young and gay.