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Sudden shouts of laughter... gatherings of friends... changing moods.... familiar sounds... falling b ooks... banging lockers... pizza parties... note exchanging... admiring glances... happiness one minute... sadness, the next... modern styles... backward glances into the past.... visits to the library... and that is how... Students... came to be
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Majda, Butkovich Attain Top Honors We, the graduating seniors, have reached the end of our high career. For us the opportunity to take part in the various extra-curricular activities at our school is over. Some of us have taken part in these and have excelled; others took part and didn’t excel; and still others have not even taken part at all. You under- classmen still have a chance to par- ticipate in dramatics, sports, or other activities. Don’t abuse this opportunity. The same thing holds true in your schoolwork. Daily preparations may seem a waste of time, but as a senior you will recognize its value and im- portance. If you work hard, however, success will be yours in whatever you do. George Butkovich Salutatorian We, the class of ’66, have completed our stay at Whiting High School. For us the challenge of modern society re- mains. Many of us will advance our education in college. Some will enter the hectic situation of the business world. Others, in serving our country, will fight and perhaps die in some foreign land. Whiting High School has prepared us for these trying developments of life. To the underclassmen their im- mediate challenge is to succeed in their present duties. These include athletics, academics, and other extra-curricular activities. They must remember the immortal words of John Donne—“No man is an island.” To participate in all phases of school life is necessary in preparing every student for the future. The most important idea of education is to determine a set of values which the student will strive to attain throughout life. I sincerely hope that all the students at Whiting take advantage of this oppor- tunity. Andrew Majda Valedictorian
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