Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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All Aboard” for the 1959 Spring Tour NEW YORK CITY: Twenty Juniors and Seniors toured this fabulous city, riding the subway and eating at the Automat. They visited the celebrated Radio City Music Hall to see the an- nual Easter Pageant and roamed the streets of Chinatown, browsing in its curious shops. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beck and Mr. Arthur Fiscus accompanied the students on their tour. White House, Mount Vernon, and many famous WASHINGTON, D.C.: The G.H.S. tourists visited the , lll%lll lumww , monuments, including the Lincoln Memorial. They sat in on a session of the Supreme Court and wit- nessed the proceedings in the House and Senate to see our nation ' s government in action. 13

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Page One Ball In keeping with the Fall season, the Pan- ther Press staff chose for the theme of their annual semi-formal dance Autumn Leaves. It was gaily carried out in the colors of orange, rust and golden yel- low. The sides of the gymnasium were decorated with twisted strips of crepe paper. In the center of the floor were corn shocks and pumpkins. Bob Jakubiel- ski and his combo, supplied the music, including the theme song Autumn Leaves. Chairman of the dance was Richard Nault. The chairmen of the various com- mittees were Jan Noreus, Sharon O ' Hal- loran and Mary Lou Redar. Decorating the sides of the gym in preparation for the dance are some hard-working staff members. Top: Karen Dolson, Dick Dolson, Joe Flynn; Bottom: Sue Schreiner, Richard Nault, Betty Plikuhn. Making all the last minute plans for the Page One Ball are Cheryl Beiriger, Jan Noreus, Richard Nault, and Karen Dolson. 12 c

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1 1 Stars” on Stage For tne second consecutive year the Student Council sponsored a Talent Contest as one of its activity period programs. Eleven students entered the competition with acts ranging from comedy pantomimes to serious piano and vocal solos. Acting as Master of Ceremonies, Mike Gall introduced the acts. Contributions from the various clubs provided cash prizes for the winning contestants who were: first place, Lenore Colin, piano solo; second place, Vivian Litavecz, vocal solo; third place, Sandy Hayes, piano solo; fourth place, Dennis Maze, organ solo. On the board of judges for the contest were Mrs. Cecile Warner, Mrs. William Wilson, and Mr. Lynn Darin. This lovely trio is mode up of girls who appeared individually as vocalists — Phyllis Bonfiglio, Junior; Sandy Vondy, Senior; and Kathy Kren, Senior. Swinging out on the organ is Dennis Maze, a Junior. The lone male con- testant captured fourth place prize with his rendition of Blue Hawaii. A variety of talents entertained the audi- ence. Vivian Litavecz, Senior, won second place with her vocal solo, Hello Young Lovers. Judy Fatter, Sophomore, presented a clever dance routine. 14