Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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FALL THROUGH THE ARTIST'S EYES

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WHAT DID YOU DO DURING THE SUMMER? Summer comes and goes so fast. That's because vacations, holidays, picnics, and other hot weather activities fill the days of W.H.S. students and make them fly by . Before you know it, three months of summer vacation turn into a few weeks, and a few weeks turn into 1 or 2 days; then, another school year begins anew. 1. This a picture of the band in St. Louis. They combined fun at Six Flags with competition in a nationwide band contest. 2. Here you can see the Oilerettes marching with the Whiting band in the Fourth of July parade. 3. The Band Flag Girl Corps perform their routine in front of the judging stand during the 4th of July parade. 4. Band members live it up in their motel room in St. Louis. 5. Two Driver's Ed. students eagerly learn all about the different parts of a car.

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AND THROUGH THE CAMERA'S LENS. Fall is the time of many vigorous activities. School starts dances begin again. Homecoming arrives and the same school routine starts anew. You can say that Fall at Whiting is the beginning of everything. So, in a sense ' FALL at Whiting High is like Spring of the seasons everything starts out fresh and new!!! 1. The band. Duck Soup, played at our first dance of the year. 2. Football players wait around to see what happened. 3. High School students enjoy themselves at the Annual Homecoming dance. 4. The Oilerettes and Band practice their routine for the next football game. 5. Amy Facklem discovered an easy method to wash the roofs of vans at the Freshman car wash. 6. “Mock Cheerleaders perform their cheers at a pep assembly skit. 13