Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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JUNIORS Row 1— ALMA BANNON, WAYNE BROWN, REBECCA CLINE, BILL CURRIER. DON DUGGER, PHYLLIS FARMER. Row 2— FELIX BANNON, MARY BUDACK, HELEN COFF.E, BEVERLY DAKAI, DOROTHY DUST, DON FOSTER. Row 3— LUELLA BARENIE, JOHN BURGESS, RICHARD CONYERS, RALPH DE LONG, JUANITA EASTWOOU JACK FRANTZ. Row 4 — MARY BENJAMIN, JOYCE CABLE, BETTY ANN COOK, PAT DEWITT, BEVERLY ELLIOTT, GENE FRIANT. I Row 5— RITA BENNETT, VIRGINIA CARMAN, JO ANN COOK, NINA DOAN. JAMES ELLIOTT, WYVIL GEAR- HART Row 6 — MARY BLANCHARD, LORRAINE CARNOTA, FRED CROSS, THERESA DRAPAC, BARBARA ERNST, JUNE GEHRKE. Page Twenty-eight

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And Imo gave Sue her very first permanent. Adams and Ready are professors at Yale; Huizenga ' s a gangster with the law on his tail. O’Keefe models all of the mens latest fads, While MacDonald is posing for hair-growing ads. Baker is happily married to Moore; Spilly finally proposed to his Eleanore. Portlock ' s a florist and swimming in flowers; Tokar ' s a bachelor and spends long weary hours Merko rides horses on Wilkie ' s dude ranch; Korzeniewski is the United State ' s delegate to France. A plumber is Mold, and his helper is Kenny; Galik ' s on the poor farm with nary a penny. Wojtasek and Kuiper now run a day nursery. Swingler and Osborn celebrated their eighth anniversary. Thompson got shot and now plays on a harp; Fortune and fame came to Gloria Sharp. L.azar is a dentist and Coffman his nurse. While Hattenbach and Celmer are driving his hearse. Carl and Leo sell cheap real estate; Barth is still single; can ' t find the right mate. Miss Wright has retired; Kelly ' s got her job; We can ' t find Gehrke; she got lost in a fog. Dress designers are Ov ens and Dixon; A soda-jerk is Bennet, and sundaes he ' s fixin. Nurses fine are Vera and Anna Mae; Puent ' s debut was held yesterday. Delores Gatlin now owns twenty-three drive-ins; Mandernack got married and has two sets of twins. Augustine and Handy enjoy wedded bliss; A racer is Stevenson; he takes many a risk. Charles Atlas took Ullrich into partnership; Van Korsen and Parsons are on their honeymoon trip. Cook and Jacobus sing on WMAQ; A lawyer is Lukacs, and his clients are few. Shafer and Mattingly teach at Gregg Shorthand College, While Matias is writing a volume on knowledge. An insurance salesman is scheming Butch Miller. And the Randhan cousins are dangerous killers, Harder writes books on Ihe hardships of life; Ralph Wilson divorced his twenty-third wife. el ' , that is the eml of our predictions this year. And before we sign off, may we add, Here ' s wishing the seniors of ’4c The most prosperous life to be had. Page Twenty-sever.

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% JUNIORS Row 1— KAY GLOVER, DOUGLAS HILL, DORIS JEN- REAS, PAT KENNEDY, ROBERT MEYERS, VIRGINIA NORRIS. Row 2— BERNARD GREENWELL, GEORGE HOFFMAN. FRANCIS JOYCE. ARLENE KOEDYKER, DOROTHY MILAM, BOB OSBORN. Row 3— ALICIA HAMENDE, NORMA HOLMES, JOAN JOYCE, JANE LEATHERS. LARRY MOORE, STEVE OR BAN. Row A — DORA HARPER. BARBARA HOULDI ESWORTH, FRANCES KAMINSKI, EILEEN MANG. KATHERINE MOYER, BETTY OURSLER. Row 5— JANET HART, DICK IMER, EVA KEEN, ANDREW ' M ATI AS, JERRY MURRAY, JOAN PAULEY. Row 6— WILLIAM HARTWIG. LORETTA JANOVSKY, DORIS LEE KELLEHER, WILBUR MATTINGLY, BOB NASBY, MARILYN POTE. Page Twenty-nine