Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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The evening of May 17, 1963, will hold a special place in the hearts of WHS students as the date of the 1963 Junior-Senior Prom. To begin the evening, pre-prom parties were held, after which couples proceeded to St. John ' s Panel Room, site of the long-awaited Southern Fantasy. Prom couples were entertained by the Reynold Young orchestra. Nancy Jamrose and Eileen Grothouse apply final touch of perfection. Splendor of Old South for WHS Prom Couples Southern belles — Jo Jo Kinnane and Lorraine Serafin and their dates — Roy Moffit and Tom Fudenski — enjoy the romantic atmosphere of a southern garden scene. 19

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AS WE LEARN AS WE enter the halls of Whiting High School, we realize that academics will consume a major portion of our time. Six hours a day, five days a week, thirty-eight weeks a year, we are attending classes which will play a vital role in forming our futures. Whiting High ' s curriculum provides many out- lets for the intellectually curious mind. Many efforts are being made to modernize our courses and classrooms to keep pace with everchanging times. Students planning to further their education are provided with courses needed for entrance to college. Future mechanics and home-makers may pursue their interests in the industrial arts and home economics departments. The vocal music and art departments help students discover spe- cial talents. We quicken our minds, develop our talents, and begin our education toward our future ca- reers AS WE LEARN.