Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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ROW 1: Bernie Taylor, Lynne Wallen, Barbara Chambers, Kathy Garrard. ROW 2: Mr. Dalton, Sponsor; Jim Newhard, Bill Wald- Kren, Connie Moore, Bonnie Elman, Barbara McDermott, Lynn ron, Mike Gilchrist, Mai Beckham, Jay Dangelo, Mike Kinsey. Cadet Teachers The cadet teaching program offers to students an opportunity to learn more about the field of teaching by actual classroom experience. Each student teacher is assigned to a regularly scheduled class where he may assist the teacher in such tasks as grading papers, giving individual assistance to pupils in the classrooms, or even conducting classes. Left to right: Martha Hart, Sharon Shofroth, Bonnie Patterson, Sharon Can- ham, Phyllis Nelson. Librarians The librarians volunteer their services to help ma ke all the facilities of the high school library available to every student in school. They check out books, arrange books on the shelves, and type up ma- terial. They lend a helping hand to Miss Moelhman in her task of making the li- brary a quiet and convenient place to study and to get information.

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ROW 1: Mrs. Blum, Sponsor; Pat Starek, Barbara Chambers, Kathy Hutchins, Ruth Kuiken, Christen Gentz, Camille Jarchow, Sharon Lugar. ROW 2: Karen Thornberry, Veronica Adams, Kathy Kren, Georgia Helfin, Sharon Conley, Sharon Shofroth, Gayelyn Schumann, Cathy Fritz. Left to right: Mrs. Blum, Sponsor; Kathy Kren, Treasurer; Sharon Lugar, Vice-President; Kathie Hutchins, Secretary. Not pictured: Jo Siltanen, President. F. N. A. The Future Nurses Club, a newly organized group at Griffith High School this year, is composed of stu- dents who are seriously interested in the field of nursing. The members of the club do volunteer work at neighboring hospitals, especially in planning parties for the children there during the holiday seasons. 25

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Projectionists When visual instruction provides a break in regular classroom routine, the projectionists are on the job to run the machines for the teachers. The slide pro- jector, opaque projector, and film strips are avail- able. These boys assume responsibility for the maintenance of the machinery, and volunteer their services to the high school, the grade schools, and other groups. In the picture at the right, Charles Holtz holds the speaker in his hand while he waits for Russell Clark to finish threading the projector for a movie. Office Girls Every day we see these girls, either in the office, or walking the halls with stacks of papers in their hands. The duties these girls perform range from delivering the daily absence report to the teachers to running off material on the hectograph machine. The service that they render to the office personnel is unmeasur- able. ROW 1: Sharon Lugar, Pat Starek, Geraldine Vander Tuuk, Sharon Blythe, Luanne Karr, Judy Brill, Charlette Medley. ROW 2: Pat Szurgot, Barbara Schmidt, Beverly Smook, Charlotter Murawski, Con- nie Holler. 27