Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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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

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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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JUDY CLARK ' S job is to keep peoples’ weight down; While LUKACS is out every night painting up the town. SUCKEY has become the first female hermit; JOANNE SMITH still wants a driver ' s permit. PHYLLIS COLE owns a Casino in an old ghost town; Didn’t pay her taxes so they closed the place down. ANDERSON, the man whom women all crave; Will finish up life by digging his own grave. FOSTER worked in a drive-inn along with car-hop BLAIR; Now they have partnerships in drive -inns everywhere. STAMMIS and SCHEERINGA have a national fruit stand, Selling wartless pickles to people all over the land. Since BLANCHARD likes convertibles, so as not to get bored , She ' ll soon be pushing the one that outsells Ford. BABE HOLME is in Canada working with steel, Making sure DOT and family always have a square meal. STANCZAK had hopes for a four-minute mile. But just couldn ' t resist that young blonde ' s smile. PENNING is at the Town Hall, replacing her dad; TAMMINGA quietly disappeared, some say she went mad. JOAN SPITZ has a column on Women ' s Views ; LAWBAUGH is a singer, wailing the blues. CISCO has landed a multi-millionaire. One who devised a plan to restore falling hair. BLINK is in Africa for some unknown reason; A clue is that he ' s there to hunt cats out of season. MORTON was knifed in a street brawl at night; All YOUNG could do was laugh with delight. KELLEHER has retired but fulfilled his dream; His eleven sons now play on his pro-football team. WILLIAMS is amathematical wizzard, known near and far; ROSS has designed a new fifty-dollar car. SCHERER’S life is a happy one, a wish come true. For his wife is a midget and the baby ' s six-two. SIMAC now owns her own greasy spoon; While PERUSIC is still making use of the moon. LOVE won ' t fail us, for he is true-blue; Working in his cellar, he ' s developed a new brew. RIST pulls teeth with old rusty pliers; McLAIN works on Jupiter, one of its best strato-space fliers. BERG is an athlete with love her main sport, And she ' s still like a sailor with a boy in each port. HILL has girls swooning all over the land; While KLOMPMAKER ' S hot trumpet paces the band. SCHUSTER lifts weights, for that ' s her job; MACK issporting anew haircut called the Dutch-Boy” bob. GATLIN is quite popular in the plumbing trade, Because of a dripless faucet which he has just made. The WALTERS are on a team in the pennant race; MARGARET ' S a pitcher and SHIRLEY plays first base. POTTS is now editor of the NEW YORK TIMES; VESTAL ' S on a committee investigating region crimes. DALE CLARK has set his goal with one aim in view; That ' s to go to Australia to out-jump a kangaroo. SUE MYERS ' is with the Lakers, playing pro-basketball; While PHILLIPS in the WAC’s awaits her call. KOHANYI is a dealer in the Harbor ' s Big House; While BOHLING ' S on the loose, looking for a spouse. RAAB is a wrestler, her crown ' s at stake; WIERS is in Hollywood looking for the one big break. 26