Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Chuck Stulmacher proves to Pepper Reznik chivalry is not dead as he picks a flower for her. Really? says Wendy Miller as she chats be- fore class. Booster Club turns out in great numbers to cheer the Panthers on to victory. Carol Mercer, Cathy Cheever, and Linda Hensley are shown modeling some of the latest fads such as textured nylons, matching blouses, and knee socks. 5

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Rush. ' Steady. ' Fads Were Fun ■Sztrztz ' z f pencil and paper are just a few of the things that stimulated a friendly atmos- phere in the halls of GHS. Fads such as steady shirts and sweaters, textured stockings and matching blouses, knee socks and watch necklaces caught on quickly. Going steady was another important fad. Some couples exchanged rings while others preferred just to go steadily. Several different methods of wearing the bo s ring were in style. Some girls wore the ring on their left hand wrapped in angora or with a rubber band around it. Others preferred to wear their ring on a chain around their neck. However the newest fad was wearing it on a pin labeled HIS. Matching shirts and sweaters became popular with the steadies as Carol Artka and Don Harmon are demonstrating. Students display varying expressions as they hurry Linda Hensley, Margaret LaBarge, Sue Kemp, and Margaret Barnett are caught off guard before the to their various classes. bell discussing ways in which to better the paper.

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' Slaters Players Take Part In GHS Activities Clubs, sports, dances, assemblies, and special activities keep the students of GHS well occupied. Drama Club experienced an active year by producing two major plays, ' The Night of January 16th and Cheaper By the Dozen. Booster Club also experienced an active year by meeting once a week to make post- ers for the halls and by making new capes to meet the size of the growing club. GAA gave its annual turnabout dance entitled ' Three Coins In A Foun- tain. Other clubs took trips to various places of interest, sponsored special projects, and heard several lectures. Sports as usual produced an en- ergetic and successful year. Among the varied sports are basketball, football, cross country, track, baseball, swimming, wrestling, tennis, and golf. Sports at GHS provide any boy with the chance to keep physically fit and are fun while doing it. Mark West, Lana Hendrickson, Jean Godlewskl, and Larry Thrall act out a scene In the play Night of January 16th sponsored by Drama Club. Participants In Girls ' and Boys ' State were Fred Hanak, Pepper Reznik, Wayne Vitkus, Jean Godlewski. Studying at the library occupies a great deal of time for many students as Jeff Jordan will tell you. 6