Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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To break the monotony of ordinary classroom routine, junior and se- nior history classes went on guided tours of both Inland Steel and the Whiting Community Center. Films aided the teachers in better- ing the students ' understanding of government actions and world wars and affairs taking place now and in the past. Government and Civics kept up with the problems in the govern- ment while Economics classes studied the economic standing of today. Viewing Congressional Records of the 93rd Congress are S. Allen and D. Borgotti. in Every Phase Students in Mr. Adkin ' s World History class, Mike Helmick, Ricky Sharp, Maureen Dometer, Matt Stolman, Bob Warzyniak, And Rena Tucker, relive World War II in a slightly modern version substituting odds and ends for weapons. Learning 29

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Economics teacher, Mr. Laub, teaches his class how to economize their budgets. History Relived Henry Blake stuns Mrs. Lentvorsky by not being able to locate his home state. 28 Learning

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Spanish Culture Studied; To get back to their studies, ladies in Spanish III and IV attempt to awake the men from their siesta. With Mike Hrinyo and his guitar leading, second year Spanish students enjoy singing songs in Spanish every once in a while. Learning usage of verbs and vo- cabulary, and becoming familar with Spanish culture, were just a few objectives of the past years ' Spanish studies. To the first year students, it was verbs, verbs, and more verbs; so it seemed to them. But movies, dia- logues, and culture sessions added some spark to their studies. Second year students wrote and portrayed interesting monologues about themselves and friends. Short stories and novels in Spanish were enjoyed by third and fourth year students, while studnets of all classes enjoyed singing along with the guitar. First year Spanish students not only study from their books, but also from recordings in the lab sessions. 30 Learning