Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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CONCESSION WORKERS While the student body encourages the football and basketball teams, our concession workers sacrifice their seats by serving the fans throughout the seasons. Not being able to see the game, these students must wait until the game is over before they can determine what strategic plays were used. Along with selling hot dogs, candy, popcorn, and beverages to the fans during the games, these workers must arrive earlier to box popcorn, and arrange the concession stands. After a hard night's work, the concession workers remain and clean up their assigned working quarters. 1. Mr. E. Pawlus is the sponsor of the concession workers. 2. Atter a halftime football confusion, Mrs. Pawlus assists the workers by straightening the boxed candy. 3. SITTING-A. Siska, C. Flores, M. Jambik, P. Plemons. STANDING-B. Stapleton, P. Henry, B. Wright, E. Skaggs, S. Butler. 22

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. W. Rebey, the Industrial Arts Club began its second year. Students enrolled in shop classes are automatically participants of this club. Hoping to awaken the citizens of Whiting, these students organized displays, projects, and sales in order to exhibit their talents. As an entry in the Homecoming Parade, Mr. Rebey was appointed as driver for the 1906 vehicle which they created. Along with promoting Industrial Arts at W.H.S. the members assisted the school by printing the TATTLER. I. Mr. W. Rt'bey and P. Faught represent the Industrial Arts Club in the Homecoming Parade. 2. OFFICERS—M.B. Singel, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Rewers, President; Mr. W. Rebey, Sponsor; L. Balogh, Vice-President. 3. FIRST ROW—T. Per , J. Odlivak, I. Balogh, ). lovasko, B. War- vmak, M. Stolman, I. Borders, I. Progar. SECOND ROW—G. Perz, M. Hrinyo, T. Pilipovich, M.B. Singel, C. Bachusz, N. Markovich, R. Sabol, I. Walker, P. Faught, G. Semancik. THIRD ROW-D. Artiby, M. Keith, M. Rewers, S. Dugan, A. Atherton, S. Wajvoda, S. Polak, M. Ulloa, I. Singel, |. Davenport, S. South. 21

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BOOSTER CLUB Anxious to support their team, the Booster Club organized cheering blocks and supplied fans with buses to the away events. Freezing and becoming hoarse has always been an experience encountered by these spirited OILERS, who are consistently boosting the team's morale. The members have also painted signs that were used to decorate the players' homes. While under the leadership of Miss Parker, the homecoming parade and Sectional Sweetheart Dance were also organized. 1. OFFICERS—). Bachusz, Vice-President; M.B. Singel, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Curosh, President; Miss B. Parker, Sponsor. 2. Four senior girls decorate M. Singel's home with signs that they painted during the week for a football game. 3. Booster Club members display their spirits by attending pep assemblies. 4. Creative workers devised this hoop which was used at a football game. 23