Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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DOROTHY VAN DER VORT G.A.A.;F.T.A., V. Pres.; Art Club, Sec.; Outing Club; Lettermen ' s Queen; Glee Club; Intra- murals; Chorus. NADALINE WAGMAN Library Club. ALMA JO VESTAL G.A.A.; Panther Press; Chorus; Intramurals; F. T. A.; Outing Club; Glee Club; Dance Club. MARGIE L. WALTERS Library Club; G.A.A. Art Club; Intramurals. JIM YOUNG Boys ' Octet; Band; Chor- us; Science Club. SHIRLEY L. WALTERS Library Club; G.A.A. ; Art Club; Intramurals. PEGGY WARD Library Club. DORWIN WHITACRE Football; Baseball; Sci- ence Club, Sergeant at Arms; Lettermen ' s Club; Basketball; Shop Fore- man. NORMA JEAN WIERS Library Club; Art Club. 24

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JOAN SPITZ G. A. A.; Girls ' Council; Dance Club; Dramatics Club; Library Club; In- tramurals. PAT STAN Prom Queen; Library Club; Glee Club; G. A. A.; Intramurals; Dra- matics; Student Council. JOAN ELAINE SURY Sewing Club; Library Club; G. A. A.; Dancing Club. •A ROBERT SPITZ Intramurals; Projectors’ Club. ROBERT STANCZAK Football, All Conf. Co- Capt.; Basketball, All Conf.; Baseball; Most Athletic ; Cross Coun- try; Track, All Conf.; Lettermen ' s Club; Intra- murals; Science, Sec. NORMA TAMMINGA G. A. A. Jr. Red Cross; Library Club; Dancing Club; Intramurals; Cadet Teacher. 23 BERNARD STAMMIS Chess Club; Projectors ' Club; Music Apprecia- tion. RUTH A. STEINHOUSER Math. Club; Chours. LETTY TURLEY G. A. A., Vice -Pres, and Treas.; Girls ' Council, Pres, and Vice-Pres.; Jr. Class Treas.; Jr. Red Cross; Intramurals; G. A. A. Plaque; Fresh. Cheer- leader; Library Club.

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RAYMOND WILLIAMS Chess Club, Champion; Library Club; Dramatics Club; Intramurals; Per- fect Attendance Award. WILLIAM JOHN ZAMBO Science Club; Music Ap- reciation Club. STEVE ZELENCIK ZEKE Football; Lettermen ' s Club; Intramurals; Pan- ther Press; Freshmen Class, Treas.; Senior Class, Vice-Pres.; Cadet Teacher. Those not pictured are: Bruce Dixon, Roger Gr iswold , Irmie Huke , Ted Jurick, Mike Kohanyi, Joan Suckey. CLASS PROPHECY We shall enter the future through Time ' s golden door and observe the lives of the Class of 1954. When you get old, and most people do, look back to see if our prophecy came true. RUWALD has just finished swimming the channel; DANIELS has just developed a white-mink flannel. BURNS has won trophies in many auto races; O ' TOOLE has the job of lifting crooks ' faces. D ' ANGELO has her black book filled with boys ' names f alore; er one interest in life is to find names of more. HILLMAN’S still working to pay off his car; JURICK is a bouncer at the local bar. HOMER works for Chrysler, hopping up motors; ZELENCIK helps ' ' Louie by bribing the voters. IVERS may be seen with his little red car; he ' s converted his basement to a poolroom and bar. In the local Ben Franklin, a store of great fame, The janitor is MALAKOWSKI; the owner is JAMES. Comedian JELLEFF has a program on T.V.; MOSE looks forward to a career at sea. BAKER has settled down in a country bungalow; LARIMORE was shot, while playing a harp in a band, BURKYBILE gained fame with a brass piccolo. Under the direction of the great PAT STAN. 25