Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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By 12:15 p.m. you’re famished and eager for a hoi lunch, but wait there is a class meeting at 12:30 so better hit the short line. In 15 minutes you can ' t eat much so munch a bag of chips and gulp a carton of milk. Now, hurry, they’re going to discuss the location of Prom and the melodrama at the meeting. At the end of two more classes you fight your way through that jungle of notebooks, apple cores, extra shoes and a maze of books in the small compace locke r and collect assignments to do as homework. But that’s not for three more hours, right now you have a swimming meet to attend, FTA meeting, make posters for the game Friday and talk to Miss Connors about the gym- nastics meet in the spring. Rick Butter

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Bev Morton, Pat McTaggarl and Jim Sponaugle Lauren Black 8

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GHS is not just a building dedicated totally to academics. Clubs, organiza- tions and sports hold a place in the academic program for the student. Most students participated in the development and production of one club or organization this year. It was never hard to find a club to suit your taste either, for GHS organizations range from acting with the Drama Club to bone hunting with the archeology fans. Girls enjoyed the exercise of GAA while the boys stayed physically fit practicing weight lifting. Clanking of football helmets on the field, squeeking of tennis shoes across the gym floor in basketball and the groaning in wrestling expresses extra activities at the end of a studious day. Pete Karnisky 10