Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Swing your partner round and round: Phil Grenchik, Judy Fortner, Lorraine Filipek, Jim Kamradt, and Janice Williams. No riding-double, kids!! Olga Phillips, Jim Shebish, Joyce Desatnick and Gregory Jancich. Reflector home room representatives: Helen Molcan, Mary Greer, Rosemary Perunko, Ruth Ann Macko, Marilyn Levin, Pat Szymanski, and Carl Kristoff. Homecoming skits included Mike Drevyanko and Mary Jane Zuklin. 1952 class presidents and their prom dates: Robert Jarman, Lucy Butler, Bette Boland, Allen Doran. Pretty as a picture?? Barbara Germick, Bette Boland, Lydia Burman, Pat Kozacik, Grace Liland, and Mary Kay Grogan. JOHN CIESAR AND SONS Chrysler - Plymouth Page 11

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Popular around school is Phil Grenchik’s 120. Looking on are Richard Alloway, Edward Laden- dorf, Phil Grenchik, Mick Kinel, and Janet Comstock. Gallivan’s strategy is explained to Marianne Dernay, Beth Graham, Alice James, and Jack Biel by Jim Ward. Setting up for a game of ping-pong are Nick Plesha, Ronnie Rosin, Janice Grayson, and Jack Jaros. Homecoming Queen and Court: Rose Dudas, Harriet Walker, Student Council president Andrew Rusnak, Queen Lydia Burman, Nancy Carroll, and Kay Dufallo. Five minute rest is taken by Wayne Barnes, Ed Christenson, Martha Payton, Phyllis Pieters, and Edward Rosinski. The calm before the storm: Gregor Doman, Eugene Plesha, Richard Turner. 1 0 10 JOS. J. CHILLA AGENCY Insurance, Loans, Real Estate

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Reflector Staff R ecorcls Work on the REFLECTOR started in the spring of 1952 when the staff chose Marionettes as the theme for the 1953 yearbook. Dur- ing the summer the co-editors, Bette Boland and Nancy Brozovich, spent two weeks at Indiana University tak- ing courses in yearbook editing and production. The fall of 1952 started the advertising campaign. The staff made an all-time high of $1064. After the advertising drive came the tedious job of planning, taking, and mounting pictures. Under the supervision of Miss Anc Marie Petersen the staff, con- sisting of fourteen members of the Senior Class, spent many strenuous hours struggling to get pictures, copy, and art work in before the deadline days. Harriet Walker, Loretta Turner, Chris- tine Micoley, and Phyllis Sharp look over old Reflectors searching for ideas for layouts. Joan Stavitzke cuts art work while Grace Liland, Joanne Furstenburg, and Rosemary Pevak look on. Mary Kay Grogan, Marilyn Hess, and Mary Jane Callahan check up on the finances; Blanche Bohacik and Barbara Germick mount pictures. FIVE POINTS FOOD MART “Finest Quality Always” Page 12