Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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T ' fi t Mark Meyers displays some of his intriguing artwork which he created while attending the Chicago Art Institute. George Harangody, Nancy Zahorsky, Barb Rosier, and Bobby O’Donnell experience as they attend Goodman Theater in Chicago. Creating a newspaper takes time and planning as shown by Linda Cu- rosh and Sheryl Mahony. not only expand their talents in dramatic arts but also gain pratical stage Charter GOODMANj 6 Monday l • TRAO T OA AL JAZZ MM ■ ff KV MU AMS I n tfATORY MA CS THc

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Bursting forth with new ideas for the 1973 yearbook are Judy DuFallo and Renee Michel as they leave the journalism seminar. Summer Workshops Open New Door to Knowledge To further their knowledge, several Whiting students attended summer institutes. Girl and Boy Stater’s had the opportunity to learn more about the functions of their government by becom- ing the leaders in a mock democ racy. Broadening their talents in the art of writing and edit- ing were those students who attended a two week jour- nalism seminar at Indiana University. A music camp sponsored by Purdue University for Whiting’s outstanding music students provided for indi- vidual as well as group competition. Whitingites who excelled in dramatic arts were en- rolled in weekly courses at Goodman Theater in Chicago where they learned to portray the character of another individual mentally as well as physically. Joining them was Mark Meyers who attended the Art Institute of Chicago. Sounding off on a new key of knowledge are music students Rich Bor- getti. Melody Bailon, John Kontol, and Dave Borgetti. Planning out their exciting trip to Boys’ and Girls’ State are delegates L. Curosh, S. Hapak, R. Gyure, and j. Burgan.

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As they stroll through the gardens of the Martinique, Joe Furto, Nanci Mohr, John Kontol, and Mary Eliz O ' Donnell engage in a lively and pleasant conversation while Sheryl Mahony and Ron Lingvay plan the events of the evening to come. Kevin Hart plays the role of the perfect gentlemen as he attenti- vely assists Kathy Jerzyk from the automobile. 10