Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Miss Thue, club sponsor, shows the officers, including Sketching outside are Conrad Blascko, Pat Lengyel, vice-president; Joanne Furstenburg, president; Jeanie Papesh, Harriet Walker and Ron Pat Zencka, secretary; Joyce Whitesell, cub reporter; Delphine Stephenson. Kovacik, treasurer, some of the soap carvings made by the senior art class. Palette Club Putts The Palette Club, sponsored by Miss LaDonna Thue, has proven to be a most valuable school organization. This club provides students not only with experience, but with an opportun- ity to better their talents by participat- ing in school art projects. Around In Paints Their efforts and talents have been displayed throughout the school in the forms of posters, exhibitions, scenery for plays and in various other decora- tions. The club elects officers, holds initi- ations, and goes on field trips. Sketching inside are Ronald Delismon, Carolyn Collins, Marjean Maxwell, Joan Stavitzke, and Richard Walters. Congratulations from WHITING FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE, LODGE 68 Page 21»

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Girls’ Cl ub Promotes nen clslii up At an officers’ meeting, including Barbara Vacendak, treasurer; Mary Ann Murga, secre- tary; Jeannine Kamradt, vice-president; Helen Molcan, president; and Miss Canine, sponsor, take a close look at one of Miss Canine’s many plants. Jane Balog demonstrates on Alice Comstock the correct way to tie a neck scarf while Donna Fennell and Peggy Fritz look on. Mary Ann Dernay and Joan Dufon watch while Tessie McNamara combs Lydia Burman’s hair. The promotion of friendship among W. H. S. girls is one of the prime purposes of the Girls’ Club. Its meetings include dis- cussion periods and talks on proper con- duct, dressing and grooming. It also acts as a guide in solving typical teen-age problems. The club, under the direction of Miss Margaret Canine, has two projects dur- ing the school year. These are the annual Mothers’ Day Tea and the annual Girls’ Club Conference. This year the con- ference was held at the George Rogers Clark High School in Hammond. Page 28 PHIL SMIDT AND SON, INC. 1205 Calumet Avenue

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' Wifi Miss Espenlaub, club sponsor, shows an interesting book to the officers including Nancy Carroll, secretary; Beverly Jones, vice- president; Joan Walker, treasurer; and Jane Regan, president. Industriously working at the files are Alice James, Blanche Bohacik, Janice Williams and Beatrice Bogucki. I lie Li Id rarv Club Interests School In Literature « The main purpose of the Library Club, under the supervision of Miss Ruth Espenlaub, is to foster interest in literature. The first service pins were awarded to those members who have put in ten to fifteen hours of their time working in the library. Pin winners are Lydia Burman, Mary Ann Bednar, Blanche Bohacik, Mary Jane Callahan, Mary Ann Ostrowski, Delores C'ernota, Christine Micoley, Patricia Gaskey, Tess McNamara, Mary Ann Dernay, Selma Roman, Beatrice Bogucki, Jerry Bednar, Elaine Brezovich. Page 30 GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES “The best class rings made”