Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Coming through the festively decorated archway, guests enter the cafeteria for refreshments. V Winter Wonderland” Sleigh bells ring, are you listenin ' ; In the lane, snow is glistenin ' . These words form the beginning of the ever popular Winter Won- derland, which the Girls ' Athletic Association chose as the theme for their annual winter formal. The predominant colors were pink, blue, and white. The stage was decorated with three aluminum Christmas trees hung with white and blue angel hair. Suspended from the ceiling were snowflakes sprayed in blue and pink. A false ceiling of white crepe paper had also been constructed. One of the added attractions of the dance was the discreet sprig of mistletoe which hung from the rim of one of the baskets. Janis Watkins, Vice-President of G.A.A., presents the President, Lenore Colin, with the traditional bouquet of red roses. Music was provided by Bob Minick ' s Continental Orchestra. A pause between dances for refreshments and visiting in the cafeteria. 16

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Doing hi s part well is Mike Lesniak, one of several students who joined the Koehlers in their acrobatic and trampo- line act. Dave Tosh reaches for a dollar as Mr. Gluesing demonstrates a burglar alarm. Activity Period The Student Council is to be commended tor present- ing a well-planned activity period program this year. Education and entertainment were provided for the student body by such special programs as a cartoon- ist, a scientific demonstration by Mr. C. E. Gluesing, and a trampoline act by the Koehlers. The Bell Tele- phone Company presented a program entitled The Telephone of the Future. Club meetings and various recreational features were scheduled by the Student Council on alternate weeks. Students could select the activity they wished to attend and received tickets of admission. Sound transmission from station to station was illustrated by a representative from the Bell Telephone Company.

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As the climax to a perfect evening, everyone gathers under the glittering snowflakes to follow the officers of the G.A.A. and their escorts as they lead the Grand March. 17 Chaperones and parents gather to watch the guests as they whirl across the floor. Miss Beanblossom, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Co- lin were chaperones. As the end of the evening nears, the boys attempt to get those ever cherished souvenirs.