Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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WE ATTEND OUR DAILY CLASSES In tune with the 8:08 bell, students get back into the routine of school and classes. Seven classes a day! Thirty-five classes a week! Sounds like a lot! But it isn't when you realize that each hour you learn something new and interesting. School is the doorway to life. Hmm good! Hmm good! That's what Whiting's soups are — Hmm good! Dear Sir: It is the duty of a man — ARONBERG KISSEN, JEWELERS Whiting's Oldest and Most Reliable Jewelers Page 5

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WE ENROLL FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR . Just think! We're freshmen! hot would we do without our bookstore? It's in there somewhere. Anxious to get back to the old routine, Whiting High School students wait in line to register once more. The freshmen look forward to the new and exciting career ahead of them. Their most carefree years are still to come,. while the seniors wistfully look back to the happy years gone by. Let's follow the freshmen of 1950-51 and see to what realms of work and extra-curricular activities fate took them. Page 4 AMERICAN SLOVAK CLUB Social Fraternal Club

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WE MEET MORE FRIENDS . . The highlight of the Junior-Senior Prom, Fantasy in Crystal , was the Grand March. School life includes much more than is found in books. Dances, football games, clubs, and many other activities take up much of the students' time. The Junior-Senior Prom, the main social event of the year, is a student's most cherished memory of his school days. Much fun and work goas into the preparation for this big event but the success of a job well done and a perfect evening is reward enough. Marilyn Gyure, junior class president, and her escort, Andy Honis, take time out to chat with Rosemary Perunko and her escort, Andy Rusnak, president of the senior class. TOPPER FORMAL WEAR 1926 Indianapolis Boulevard