Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Acttulftes Though ball games and favorite classes are looked forward to with much fervor and excitement, dances, plays, and assemblies are enjoyed as much by the students. These extra-curricular activities provide an outlet to the overabundant amount of energy teenagers have. At Whiting, students are fortunate in having the finest of everything to work with, and much time and forethought is given by the students to make all outside activities a success.

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W kiting BulUs L xd iS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: TOP: Ron Gacsko, Andy Mantich, A1 Renda, George Borman, Dwight Sanders, and Tom Chandik. MIDDLE: Janalee Shaffer, Cecil Ford, Ralph Burke, Bill SVozniczka. John Chomistek, and Linda Langhor. BOTTOM: Mildred Headley, Sharon Nagy, Nancy Soptich, Linda Salt , June Valentine, Maryanne Maycrnik, and Mr. Jack Taylor, sponsor. Tlie Student Council of Whiting High School represents student government, the purpose of which is to promote better citizenship, maintain good order, and foster cooperation among students and faculty members. The council includes one representative elected from each home room in the junior and senior highs. The four class vice-presidents are automatically in the council. All members must have a “C” average from the previous semester. Officers are chosen at the beginning of the school year by council members. Committees try to solve school problems and offer suggestions which will aid the social program of the school. Some of the activities of the council are crowning the homecoming queen, sjionsoring the homecoming dance, creating and distributing the Student Handbook to all incoming freshmen, and purchasing records for all-school dances.. . Mr. Jack Taylor is the sponsor of the Student Council. 18 Student Council officers John Chomistek, president; Dwight Sanders, vice-president; June Valentine, secretary; Mr. Jack Taylor, sponsor; and Al Renda, treasurer.