Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Here Come the Aquamen. Some of the swimming team streak across the pool in a race against time. Up and Over, Mike. Senior Mike Kinel clears the pole, practicing the high jump. Over the Fence, Rocky. Carl Herakcvich stands waiting for the ball at the plate in a practice game. Ray Strabavy, junior, is the catcher. ORR'S TELEVISION 1442 - 119th Street WHITING SURPLUS STORE 1444 - 119th Street

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C7a I 1v,; 5 C Ae t c tone :c it On your mark . . . Get set . . . Go. Seniors Eugene Stevens and Jake Sell, on the starting line, get in some practice for the coming meet. We believe that we, too, have contributed to your education. HOOSIER THEATRE Rocky and Sharp lead the v ay for ball- carrying Ed Fritz, who scored both touch- downs in the championship game. jy iQ . f y One more point and yfotory was gained. As fans wait in tetae anticipa- tion, Ray Strabavy throws the first of two free shots that made Whiting victors over Clark in the second overtime of the Clark- Whiting game.

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Reflecting Over Past Years. Left to right—Donna Wehrle, Joe Jurek, Pat Pustek, Irene Jclliga, Julius Panik, Louise Griffin, and Larry Umfleet look over the past four years of school in REFLECTORS from years gone by. Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire . . . Seniors Louis Lee, Bob Bercik, Carl Herako- vich, Don Hough, and Ron Rosin enjoy the snow by throwing snowballs at our photog- rapher. Looking to the Future. Milan Matuska, Mary Ann Bednar, and Ted Chandik plan for the future by examining scholarships offered by different colleges and universities. SPICCIA'S RESTAURANT 2143 Calumet Avenue 'Twas a Mighty Cold Winter Pat Kiraly, Kay Lawton, Evelyn Micoley, and Martha Machaj exhibit a new fad at Whiting High—knee-length socks. Favorite colors—red. pink, and white. EMIL J. PALENIK. Certified Gemologist 922 119th Street