Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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j k iP? Wffljx si . ' sJ .P I1 N5 1) i ■ y v Stable of contents Students ............. Page 20 r Academics ............ Page 42 Activities ........... Page 64 Athletics ............ Page 86 Advertisements........ Page 110 t'x ' , c -J THIS IS OUR WORLD—the Whiting High school world—one which consists of the school, activities, academics, and most important of all, people. People play the vital roles in the memo- ries which will always live. They experi- ence the enlightenment of learning, the competition of athletics, the participation in activities, and the friendships of one another. The halls of Whiting will forever echo events such as decorating for the first formal dance, selecting a homecoming queen, cheering at sectionals, ordering class rings, and choosing committees for the climax of high school life—Class Night and Graduation. As each of us looks back on his high school life, whether it has just begun or is on the verge of completion, he can asso- cictig numerous events, personalities, and ices known internationally, nationally, nd locally with the time he has spent at Whiting High School. In the hope of reliving the past year’s events and capturing them for readers, the REFLECTOR staff of 1965 presents THIS IS OUR WORLD.

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Student Activities Center on Campus Whiting High School Memorial Gymnasium is the center of activities from freshman basketball games to commencement exercises. Day in and day out, students make use of library facilities to gain more information of their cur- ricular subjects. A visitor to the world of WHS students couldn’t help but notice that during the school year Oilers spend most of their waking hours on the Whiting High School campus. This campus consists of the junior and senior high buildings, the library, and the gymnasium. From eight A. M. until four P. M., the junior and senior high halls buzz with learning, the chatter of the day, and extra- curricular activities.. The gymnasium echoes the cheers and shouts of basketball games and Student Council activity nights. It witnesses the formality and tears of graduation and other special occasions. After school hours, students flock to the Whiting Public Library to broaden their knowledge of curricular subjects. The Junior High School, located at 1800 New York Avenue, provides educational facilities as well as a swimming pool for WHS students.