Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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The anti-male sorority sisters arc unaware that Tony Cartwright (Arthur Gutierrez) is masquerading as a sorority sister. Sorority sisters delight audience in fall comedy As the auditorium fills up on opening night, Behind-thc-sccnc crews sec that all props arc intact. Mr. Tumbas, director, offers a final word of assurance. “Places!” instructs stage manager, Mike Groyza, To members of the cast of “Oh, Men, Amen!” Slowly the curtain rises. Stage fright and nervousness become a thing of the past As the audience warms to the actors and actresses. The final curtain call brings thunderous applause For a job well done by the youth of WHS. Milo Hammersmith (Woodley Scholz) and yearbook editor Jane Stevens (Annette Richards) visit the Zeta Zcta Phu Sorority house. 0 MEN, AMEN by Donald Campbell Miss Bracklc ...... Muriel Dilby....... Regina Feathers . . . Eulalia Crabtree . . . Amy Lindstrom . . . Hortense Jones . . . Diane Dodge........ Tony Cartwright . . Herman ............ Jonathan Cartwright Jane Stevens....... Milo Hammersmith . Helen Lestrade Cast ...........Anna Mae Moskalick ..............Margaret Whiting .................Debbie Shancr ...........Dorothy Negovetich ..................Gail Thomas .....................Lois Siam ...................Patty Parks ...............Arthur Gutierrez .................George Cooper ...............Dennis Kaminski ...............Annette Richards ................Woodley Scholz ...................Carol Piatck Directed by Mr. Peter Tumbas 15

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Student body amused, entertained by assemblies Senior girls find that it is standing room only for the sectional pep assembly. “Santa's Workshop, a Christ- mas variety show, is presented by the Glee Club. A cheerleader impersonation by Mark Hritz and John Sabol is the highlight of a pre-game assembly. Stimulating, unique assemblies covering everything From drugs and narcotics to Santa Claus Provide a welcome change From the daily school routine. Memories never to be forgotten include The humorous presentation of “Battle Cry” By seniors Mark Hritz and John Sabol, The silly antics of the elves Portrayed in the Glee Club’s Santa’s Workshop,” And the singing of the school song for the last time. These assemblies displayed the ability and versatility Of the youth of WHS and their unmistakable YOUTH POWER.

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The famed Capitol and the majestic Supreme Court building in Washington, D. C. enlivens seniors’ sense of Americanism. The poignancy of President Kennedy’s grave causes students to pause and reflect. 16 Whiting guys open class trip with mischicvious grins of enthusiasm. Senior excursion — the trip that almost wasn’t Imagine it i$ March 26, 1970; the time - 6:30 a.m. Foot deep snow drifts and barely passable roads Make a trip to Washington, D.C. and New York City Seem more like a dream than a reality. But, somehow, rather mystically and mysteriously, Forty anxious seniors board the Continental Trailways bus And prepare for the seventeen-hour ride To the nation’s capital. Memories in the making include the breathless climb Up the 798 stairs to the Washington Monument, Walking through Washington’s home in Mount Vernon, And just being together... being the class of 1970.