Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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A charming exchange student, Marie de Jesus Cano Garcia, from Mexico City is caught unaware by our cameramen. Fftula Reznik goes through one of the daily ordeals which is an everyday occurrence to all. Imagine carrying all these books back and forth to class. Bev Butler finally made it through four years of these books. 11

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IT’S LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT The phone comes in handy in mak- ing plans for that special date. Ter- ry Joyce is calling “who” ? There is more than one kind of conversation carried on during class. Karen Schreiner and Terry Sannita enjoy one of these. How does it feel to be a messenger-boy? Ask Harry Rector! 10

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Ron Soverly playing a piano solo won second place. Capturing first place was Lana Hendrickson who rhythmically portrayed “West Side Story.” ABOUNDING IN TALENT The annual Talent show presented by the Student Council was held on January 31. Twenty acts were presented to the student body. Lana Hendrickson dancing to “West Side Story” captured first place. Coming in second was Ron Soverly who played a piano solo. Ken Schmidt, Gary Bullard, and Bob Bennett won third place by playing a Spanish selec- tion and a song composed by Gary Bullard. The judges were Father Zollinger of St. Mary Church; Mrs. Peggy Joyce, Clerk-Treasurer of Griffith; Mr. William Kussmaul, Chief of Police; and Dr. Paul Schilling, Superintendent of schools. A combo composed of Bob Bennett, Ken Schmidt, and Gary Bullard came in third with their rendition of a Spanish selection and a song composed by Gary Bullard.