Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Our congenial secretary, Mrs. Clark, is always ready with a willing smile and a helping hand. Smiling Mrs. Kane, secretary to Mr. Ready, looks up from her work to greet visitors. Keynote to Our Democracy What is a good secretary? Perhaps this ques- tion could be answered more easily by stating that both Mrs. Kane, secretary to the superin- tendent, and Mrs. Clark, secretary to the principal, are excellent examples of good sec- retaries. A secretary’s job entails many technical and miscellaneous duties which all add up to one thing — the smooth administration of the of- fice system with which she is connected. Both Mrs. Kane and Mrs. Clark have done a wonderful job! We, the students, extend a resounding vote of thanks to the Griffith school system’s two competent secretaries! Rosann Heimberger, Dewey Dallas, Jim Soderstrom, and Bob Sena visit the office and seek the aid of Mrs. Clark. 29

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At one time or another every boy at Griffith High has probably visited the office of Mr. Bridges. Perhaps it was to obtain an absentee form; maybe it was to report for an extra duty; or it might have been to iron out a disciplinary problem. Whatever the case, all boys have been impressed by the decisiveness, capability, and understanding of Mr. Edwin M. Bridges, As- sistant Principal at Griffith High. Besides his work with boys, Mr. Bridges per- forms countless duties which add greatly to the smooth administration of Griffith High. He is always ready to help whenever he is needed. It was this year that Mr. Bridges received the title of Assistant Principal. We hope that he will remain with us for many years to come. Mr. Bridges, Assistant Principal of Griffith High School, goes about his work with a cheerful smile. Good Leaders Are the Mrs. Warner, Director of Guidance, is always willing to lend a helping hand. High-schoolers wouldn’t be human if they didn’t have problems; and girls at Griffith High know that when they have a problem that is difficult to solve, there is always someone to whom they can turn to help them fine a solu- tion. That someone is Mrs. Cecile Warner, who has been Dean of Girls and Guidance Director at Griffith High for many years. Besides her work with girls, Mrs. Warner is in charge of vocational activities; and her conferences with college- bound seniors have proved most helpful. We at Griffith High are fortunate to have with us a capable and understanding leader like Mrs. Warner. 28

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DOROTHY BLUM English French Genius is brewing in the shop! Tim Saker looks on as Bill Hutson and Mr. Ritenour take charge. CARL ADAMS Shop GEORGE BUNCE Science Business Education Drivers’ Training EULALA COOK Home Economics Take it easy, Don! Mr. Bunce, Carolyn Fejes, and Ger- aldine Nicksic look on as Don Boersma experiments in chemistry class. DESSIE BEANBLOSSOM Home Economics Physical Education 30 RICHARD BECK Social Studies