Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Class Of 1965 Produces ' Earnest ' Successfully Whatl exclaims Gwendolen Fairfax (Kathy Marlowe) and Earnest Worthing (Claude Wampler) to Lady Blacknell (Sherry Wilke). Hold on a minute, buddy, says Earnest Worth- ing (Claude Wampler) to Merriman (Randy Black). The Importance of Being Earnest, the 1965 Senior play, proved a smash- ing hit. Gary Riggs, Kathy Marlowe, Claude Wampler, and Kathy Gryger played the lead roles. ' The Night Of January 16th was produced by the Drama Club. The play was a courtroom drama in which the jury was made up of the audience. Members decided the fate of Karen Andre, played by Lana Hendrickson. Each night the ver- dict was not guilty. Your snuff, sir, says Chuckle DeNeal to Gary Riggs alias Algernon Moncrieff. Well, if you want our opinion, Preacher Dick Ogle and Miss Prism (Linda Rygas) fells Cicely Cardew (Kathy Gyrger).

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Juniors Corner First With ' Spectin A Victory ' W 1965 Homecoming court and escorts Miligia Javanovlch and Pattie Hartley, Larry Thrall and Carol Mercer, Larry Moore and Jean Godlewski, Bob Smith and Pattie Day encircle queen Jenny Vajda and Don Harmon. Jenny Vajda expresses tears of disbelief as she Is announced the 1965 Homecoming queen at half-time. Jenny Vajda, Jean Godlewski, Carol Mercer, Pat Hartley, and Pattie Day, Homecoming queen candi- dates, anxiously wait for the parade to begin.

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Jury Decides Fate Of Karen Andre The Night of January 16th, a courtroom scene, was presented by the drama club in November. Why did you do it? said Lana Hendrickson to Jeff Jordan as Lynn Swingler, Sheri Ellis and Pat Dagely look on. Your honor, exclaims Larry Thrall after Mark West objects. Mary Kay Wesferfield watches with interest. Hold stilll says Beth Patterson as she ex- pertly puts make-up on Ted Cook.