Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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BRIGHT AND PROMISING STARLETS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right: Michele Lynch, vice-president; Carolyn Mowell, treasurer; Janice Grayson, secretary; seated, Nick Plesha, president. JUNIOR CLASS Row h Mary Ann Ambrozi, Don Banik, George Baran, Mary Ann Bednar, Bob Bercik, Geraldine Bodnar, Henryetta Boswell. Row 2: Gerald Brindley, Walter Campbell, Nancy Carroll, Ted Chandik, Alex Dohanyos, Tom Doran, Paul Dreesen. Row 3: Mike Drevyanko, Leroy Dudzik, Jack Earlywine, Gail Etheridge, Richard Fehrman, Edward Fritz, Sylvia Gabor, Florence Gajewski, Janet Grayson. Row 4: Mary Greer, Kathryn Grenchik, Louise Griffin, Mary Haviley, Carl Herakovich, Orvajean Hobbs, Don Hough, Ronald Hussey, Marlene Jacobs, Judy Jancosek. Row 5: Jack Jaros, Irene Jelliga, Joe Jurek, Ray Kenda, Mike Kinel, Pat Kiraly, Mike Krzyston, James Kujawa, Ed Ladendorf, Catherine Lapaich. Row 6: Kay Lawton, Lewis Lee, Michele Lynch, Martha Machaj, Ruth Ann Macko, Milo Marvel, Bernard Mashura, Milan Matuska, Mary Janet McBrien, Don McClelland. Row 7: Larry McClelland, Mary Therese McNamara, Edith Me-hok, Dorothy Memet, Evelyn Micoley, Carolyn Mowell, Mary Ann Murga, Shirley Noble, Melvin Mrzlock, Anna Mae Oreskovich. Row 8: Julius Panik, Ed Payton, Elaine Piasecki, Margie Pieters, Richard Plawecki, Nick Plesha, Jerry Progar, Alvina Pustek, Pat Pustek, Evonne Read. Row 9: Phyllis Riehl, Selma Roman, Ronald Rosin, Beverly San-tay, Burnell Sell, Harold Smith, 'ean Stefek, Eugene Stephens, Eleanor Szerbowski, Pat Szymanski. Row 10: Gerald Talaby, Kathleen Terneny, Mary Ann Torszewski, Larry Umfleet, Romald Wallen, Pat Wawrzyniak, Janice Williams, Carol Yusko, Gerald Zelenke, Robert Zondor. JUNIOR CLASS ENGAGES IN MANY ACTIVITIES The junior class of 1953-54 had its time filled with many activities, both scholastic and social. The juniors will long remember the school dances and the many long hours spent on various committees for parties. Another highlight of this year was the presentation of two all-school plays in which many juniors interested in dramatics participated. Perhaps the most remembered event in this year was the selection and ordering of class rings. No junior can ever forget the excitement he experienced when he went to the jeweler's to be measured for his ring. Baseball, basketball, and football games were other events which the juniors enjoyed this year. Musically inclined juniors participated in the choruses, orchestra, and the band. Juniors with a flair for writing took journalism this year, and they are looking forward with enthusiasm to next year when they will edit the TATTLER and REFLECTOR. A big job that was done this year by the juniors was presenting the annual Junior-Senior Prom. May 28 found the Girls' Gym beautifully decorated with the theme of Black Magic. This evening is probably the most cherished memory of the juniors who attended. June brought a close to this school year for the juniors. Next year they will be seniors and they can always look back on this year as one of the most wonderful years in their lives. PHIL SMIDT S SON, Inc. 1205 Calumet Avenue Page 25

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ACTIVITIES