Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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SPANISH CLUB Practicing Spanish and acqu- ainting members of the club with the customs, music, and life of the Spanish-speaking people are the aims of the WHS Spanish Club. Dances, school assemblies, and parties are among the many ac- tivities planned by the members. The Chili Bowl basketball game is one of the highlights of the year for the members of the club. Los Burros, the first year students play Los Toros, the se- cond year students. Officers of the club are presi- dent, Tom Justak; vice-president, Diane Mrzlock; secretary, David Rosin; and treasurer, Annette DeCarlo. Left to right — Mr lack Taylor, sponsor; Pat Gallivan, Joyce Mowell, Karen Sa- bo, and Tom Kujawa. RIGHT Left to right — David Rosin, Tom Justak, Annette De- Carlo, and Diane Mrzlock STANDARD DRUG COMPANY 24 WHITING LAUNDRY

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Second Year Awards SEATED: Mary Ward, Janet Comstock, Bar- bara Ginther, and Mar- lene Bachurek. STANDING: Richard Riffer, Richard Schultz, Mike Haviley, Ted Kotyuk, John McNam- ara, and David Suto. First Year Awards SCHOLARSHIP W WINNERS Third Year Awards SEATED, Left to right: Barbara Vacendak, Tanya Lesinsky, and Irene Kristoff. STANDING, Ted Bendis, Phyllis Webster, and Gordon Aird. Richard Walters not pictured. SEATED: Marian Lunde, Monica Sheb- ish, Bridget Alexovic, Karen Sabo, Charlotte Hall, and Marjean Maxwell. STANDING: Dorrie Zencka, Diana Jam- rose. P a t Gallivan, Frances Kujawa, Molt- ke Gram, Gail Koza- cik, Florence Wingert, Jim Macey, Steve Lin- ko. Diane Skundrich, John Krivacic, Gil Cie- sar, Margaret Smriga, Rudolph Wunder, and Marian Mayemik.

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STANDING, Left to right: Frank Pustek, president, Jerry Mark- ovich, treasurer; Ru- dolph Wunder, sec- retary; Don Maicher, honor point judge. SEATED, Left to right: Pat Sullivan, consul; Elaine Smoltz, vice president; and Tom Gambini, program chairman. LATIN CLUB WE SEEK HIGHER THINGS are the words inscribed on the Latin Club em- blem. In Latin they are ALTOIRA PETIMUS. To better understand the prac- tical and cultural value of Latin is the purpose on which the club was founded. Miss Elizabeth Matson, sponsor of the group, helps make the meetings more interesting by including short skits of important incidents in the Roman era. In the club are two groups. The first year students are the Plebeians. The Patri- cians are the second year students. Left to right: Margaret Arnold, Phyllis Stra- bavy, and Margaret Smriga are checking a Latin translation.