Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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Jean Benito, Brian Dickens, and Mark Brown gaze patriotically as Mr. John McNamara raises Old Glory . Students Daily Pledge Allegiance to ‘Old Glory’ George Toth and Stan Bialon combine their musical talents each morning as they play To the Colors. I pledge allegiance to the flag . . declare 452 students as To The Colors echoes through the halls each morning. During the day every Oiler is reminded of his great heritage, whether in classroom discussion or by gazing upon Old Glory. Teachers, professional speakers and students present patriotic assemblies during the school year. Once every year a demonstration on operating the voting machines and a iecture on election pro- cedure is given to students taking the required courses of American History and Civics.

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It ' s often said that fools rush in where wise men never dare to go, but such is not the case at Whiting High School. Anytime during the school day, one can find the wise scholars of WHS rushing to meetings, rushing to class and, towards the end of the day, rushing to their favorite hangouts for a little refresh- ment before starting for home. The school day for Whiting High School students begins at 8:15; and after a 15-minute home room period, classes commence. Whiting girls rush through the doors in an effort to hurry to their lockers and to their class. Lockers Serve As Storehouses for Everything

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Jack Gresko burns the mid- night oil to get an A on that important test.