Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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SCIENCE AND LANGUAGES Seated: Emily Whitton, Marie Zika, Rebecca Eddy. Standing: L. W. Applegarth, Meta Wilhelm. Laura Linden, E. L. Watkins MATHEMATICS AND BUSINESS TRAINING Seated: Ruth Nelson. Margaret E. Canine, Sadie M. Transeau. Standing: George Burman, E. C. Riehl VOCATIONAL Seated: O. M. Merriman, D. C. Chezem Standing: W. P. Buerckholtz, B. J. Vesely

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 ENGLISH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Seated: Vesta R. Simmons, Ingrid Miller, Josephine Shea, Jean B. Hurst, Meta Wilhelm. Standing: Marie Greenwald, Joseph McAdam, Elizabeth Matson, Herbert Bean, Ane Marie Petersen. ART AND MUSIC Adam P. Lesinsky, Florence Keve, George Calder. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATTENDANCE Seated: Alice Jenkins, James Adams, Lucille Elam. Standing: P. D. Carver, Peter Kovachic.

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We came, we saw, and we stayed four (?) years, in an effort to attain a higher education. We got jeep coats, saddle shoes, sore necks from stretching them in exams, and we might add, an education. We, the members of the senior class of 1945, are sincerely proud of our book lamin' and hope that someday we shall be able to make use of that fact that the volume of any dry gas, at a constant temperature, varies inversely with the pressure it sustains. We go forth with the assurance of one only in his teens. We have answered Dad's query, Junior, how much did you score on that history exam? , many a time with, 89%, Pop. How far were you from the answer, son? Oh, just two seats. We lived constantly under the protecting wings of the proverbial You're only young once . At least three times a week one new word or phrase was added to our overflowing vocabulary, in which such prominent quotations as undubitably, boing , oh yeah , bug-a-hoppa , that wasn't very funny , and La Voo , were already becoming thread-bare from constant use. Our day was crammed full of exciting adventure. Every day was a holiday to the shining eyed students. We daintily tripped through the halls with our safety shoes and loafers, adding delicate sounds to the chaos of those three minute pauses that refresh . In Einstein fashion we indulged in such mathematical pursuits as counting the squares of sound-proof tile in study hall, daily.