Whiting High School - Reflector Yearbook (Whiting, IN)

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HOMECOMING BUILDS MEMORIES n v . ,n D . v The Sophomore class show their spirit with their entry for the parade. The tin man (C. Bonchik) and a tree (B. Raycroft) are r r 7 r -un- prepared for their visit to the wizard (B. Leyba) of Oil City . Some freshman girls waste time for a picture. The Seniors' winning car, Go Oilers-Stop Glads” 14

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SEEKING OUT EXPERIENCE Front-{I.-R) R. Quiroz, L. Bishop, C. Buehring, D. Harbin, J. Slivka, P. Arrendondo, R. Rodriguez, W. Greer, M. Costica, M. Gulyas, A. DelMuro, D. Shrader, S. Justak, (back) Coach Pavlina, C. Rigg, S. McNinch, R. Rogers. J. Edwards, T. Gajewski, J. Watts, B. Jennings, J. Livingston. G. Maltby, S. Rosinski, D. Evanich After intercepting a pass, S. With the help of the J.V. coaches Pavlina and Crustowski, the J.V. had a season of 3 losses, and 1 exciting victory against Andrean. Thinking about their futures, the sophomores tried to show that they Rosinski runs for the goalline. were varsity material while the freshmen fought for positions in the starting line up. The players played aggressively and showed good motivation throughout the season. S. Justak is definitely an offensive threat. The Oilers are ready for action! The two Oilers R. Rogers and C. Justak discuss the game. 1986 RESULTS WHS Opponent 0 River Forest 6 0 Bishop Noll 12 22 Andrean 16 0 Lake Station OVERALL 1-3 12 1}

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THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME S. Kleinedler is the cat's meow. The excitement of those two special days exists for weeks before hand. If you haven't figured it out yet, I’m talking about none other than . . . Homecoming. The preparation that goes into Homecoming helps build memories. Those memories will stay with us for a long time. At the time, the rushing, arguing and gathering of ideas and materials are a hassle. But, when it's over, we all know the feeling of accomplishment and pride, (and sometimes relief') The seniors' car Go Oilers, Stop Glad- iators! and their float Follow the Yellow Brick Road to an Oiler Victory were the winners of the best float and car. The juniors' float was entitled Put the Gladiators in their Grave , and the car was Oilers are looking for the big 1”. The sophomores worked hard on their car, Gladiators Go Down . Even when we're out of school, we'll always remember Homecoming. It is an important part of everyone's high school years. Underclass attendants (1-r): Freshman, T. Pabey and J. Reeves; Sophomore, D. Manich and E. Toth; Junior. T. Lawson and T. Summey. Senior attendants ate (t-r) B. Jaroszewicz and C. Bur-anosky; M. Roman and R. Rodriguez; L. Linko and M. Adams. 15