Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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ROBERT B. WATERMAN Bub. To own a corvette Oh Ya Choir 1,2,3, Dr. Training 1, Jr. Class Play. BEN CRANDALL Ben Logging. Drivers Training 2. LORNA ELAINE WEFERS Lornie. To be a happy and successful medical technician. Good Grief Annual Staff 3, Bus Patrol 2, Cafeteria 1, Drivers Training 2, F.T.A. 3, CRA 3, Health Council 3, Jr. Class Play, Nurses Assistant 3, Office Assistant 2,3, Panther Prints 2,3. GERALDINE SCHMITZ Geri Annual Staff 3, Choir 1,2,3, Class President 2, Drivers Training 2, F.T.A. 3, C.A.A. 1, Panther Prints 3, Student Council 2. GERALD J. WILLENBRINC Jerry. Engineering. Dr. Training 2. PETER MICHAEL WILSON Pete. Plan designs. Hi Annual Staff 1,2,3, Choir 1,2, Dr. Training 1, Panther Prints 1,2,3, Ski Club 1, J. Class Play 3, Boys' County 2. LEO ZACZKOWSKI Farm Boy. To be a medical doctor. Ho! Ho! Yoci Bear! Bas- ketball 1, Bus Patrol 1, Drivers Training 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Film Club 1, Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3, Bowling 3, Foot- ball 1,2,3. 25 Class Ring

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GLORIA MARIE SITZ To marry a tall, dark, handsome success. An- nual Staff 3, Choir 2,3, Drivers Training 2, GRA 1, Panther Prints 3, Bowling 3. LOREN S. SMIENS To get my drivers license back and keep it. Drivers Training 1, FFA, Jr. Class Play, Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2,3, Bowling 3. MARIE GERTRUDE TASKEY Sugar Work so I can afford to get married. Oh Yi Choir 1, Drivers Training 1, G.R.A. 1, Nurses Assistant 2 DENNIS MILTON SMITH Breeze Find my life's work. Boreasom, funnier down Souther- ner Basketball 1, Stu- dent Council 2, Track 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2, Football 1,2,3, Boys' County 2. EUGENE J. SOLINCER Gene To die happy (with my million) Oh Frogs Bus Patrol 2, Drivers Training 1. CERALD J. STEELE Stainless To make a million and stay single. Go to—! Drivers Training 1, Wrestling 1,2, Ushers Club 2. DIANE JOY STEPHENS Dee-dee To be a beauty operator. Good Golly Choir 2,3, Cafeteria 2, Drivers Training 2, Office As- sistant 3. SHARON TESCH Sheri To travel. Let me clue ya Annual Staff 3, Bus Patrol 2,3, Drivers Training 2, Library Club 2, Nurses Asst. 3, Panther Prints 1,2,3. DONNA MAE THELEN Join the WAF. O-Gee Bus Patrol 1,2, Cafeteria 3, Drivers Training 2, Health Council 2, Nurses Asst. 2,3. 24 KATHLEEN THOMAS Kathy To always be happy. I guess Band 2,3, Drivers Training 2, Foreign Exchange 2, Jr. Class Play, Speech 2, Secretary of band 2. KATHERINE TOMTE Kathy To be a pri- vate secretary. Who says so? Cafeteria 1, Drivers Training 2, Office Asst. 3. SHIRLEY ANN TOOPS Toopsie To marry a math teacher. Oh, you guys! Cheer- leaders 2,3, F.T.A. 2,3, Girls' County 2, Health Council 2, Panther Prints 2,3. ORHAN UNUTMAZ Foreign Exchange Stu- dent from Turkey. Student Council 3. KENNETH WALDE Ken To make a million before I'm 21. Drivers Training 2, F.F.A. 3, Wrestling 2. DENISE ANN WARNER Nese To go to Las Vegas. I did Not Annual Staff 3, Drivers Training 1, Office Asst. 3, Panther Prints 2,3.

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PROPHECY The year is 1975, ihe president is Jane Churchill, first woman president. Many changes have taken place in the 15 years since she graduated from high school, due to the efforts of her former classmates. The Peabody brothers, Larry and Bill, have just returned from a flight to Mars in a jet designed by Cal Pritchard, Marv Phelps, and Larry Broadbent. This is the first known trip to Mars, but many have gone to the Moon. Jerome Buckanaga is painting a close-up of it now. Helping him mix his paints are Alberta Jones, LeRoy Saarinen, Judy Benson, and Shirley Benham. Martha McClelland, while exploring the other side of the moon discovered Jim Sanford setting up the second addition to his famous Moon-Green-Cheese Plant. Tom Cheney is Mr. Sanford's chief electrical engineer and Gerald Willen- bring is the engineer responsible for the roads to the plant. On the Moon there is a tremendous school system. Among the faculty we find Nancy Peterson, Terri Gould and Mary Ann Fix teaching grade school. Ardis Fieldman teaching Phy. Ed., Keith Jump chemistry and physics. Pat Nor- man is head of the music department, the Health Department is headed by Doctors Ted Allen and Leo Zaczkowski. school nurses are LaVonne Leismeister and Darlene Eastman, Lorna Wefers, Sandra Michels, and Carol Boldt is medical technician for the school infirmary. Planes have taken the place of school buses and piloting them are Larry Avenson, Don Callen. and Chuck Becker. The religious school sessions are directed by Naidine Sanford. Larry Monico is hcaci of the Trans-Universe Air Lines, owned by the Millionaires Club. Members of this club are Ken Walde, Don James, Gene Solinger, Jerry Steele, Loren Radke, Jim Ericson, Alan Hoppes, Doug Leicht, and Lewey Deitchler. The head plane mechanics are Philip Hoefs and Tom Resch. There are 29 flights daily from the Moon to the earth. Some of the frequent passengers are Pete Wilson and Marge Driscoll--famed travelers; Jerry Grover, Universal Tennis Champ, and his private secretary, Carol Rooney; Byron Knapp--executive and a few of his many secretaries. Kathy Tomte. Elaine Burlingame, and Bette Klicker; also the famous guitar player--Evelyn Harvala. Today there is a special sight-seeing flight. The stewardesses Dorothy Rutherford and Dorothy Schneider are amazed to sec Sharon Tesch, Karen Chat field, Lillian Edelman, Priscilla Moon, Kathy Frazee, Bev Randolph. Mareen Pike, Bob Harding, Frank Annette, and Rog Henderson aboard. Jerry Holmer has started a Naval Base on the Moon with the help of Dale Sackett. Following their example, Major Donna Theien is advising the construction of a women’s dormitory for the girls in the W.A.F. who will be stationed near the Naval Base. The dormitory is being built by Jim Pachel's Construction Co. Some of his carpen- ters are Herb Beimdick. Wayne Force, and Earl Ohlgren. having finally finished their struggle through college. Also helping are Dave Gottsman and Henry Buerkley. Ed Becker is in charge of installing and maintaining the radios and TVs. There is a great rivalry between the Earthly Beauty Shop, owned and operated by Pat Mattson, Sharon Rezac and Janet Dissmore and the Moon Salon owned by Kathy Thomas and Ethel Nyland and operated by Karol Harsha and Diane Stephens. Back on Earth we find that Margaret Basswood swims the English Channel every monring before breakfast, with Christina and Rebecca Rock watching. Dale Rogers, famous Iowan farmer, has just returned from touring Russia. Wayne Shores is still warming benches for the Dodgers. Bonnie Kriens has met many beatniks. Darla McMillen, Sandy Saddoris, and Gloria Sitz are still hunting for certain men. Bob Waterman chauffeurs Loren Smiens around in Bob's new Corvette, since Loren has lost his license again. Jim Roland is a great sports car driver and is driving today. Among the audience at the race we see Germund Nilson, veterinarian, sister Jane, who now has nothing to do with Air Force men, Margaret Nunn and Sandra Hummel. The working girls from Minneapolis. Marilyn Nelson. Marilyn Johnson. Marie Taskey, and Delores Hagen are there also. We see Dennis Jacabson. former college football star, now a coach and Dick Jackson, who has just returned from France where he saw Brigit Bardot. Dianne Gottsman. now taller than her brother, and Carol Noble are outside debating whether or not to enter. Denise Warner can be found in Las Vegas spending her fifth husband’s fortune. Nancy Forsythe is on her second honeymoon. Shirley Toops is in Florida warming up from the North Woods honeymoon she and her English-teaching husband have taken. All in all, the '60 grads of PRHS have succeeded in many ways and will continue to do so. 26