Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Amateurs revealed hidden talent Ted Cook and Tana Hendrickson captured first place with their selection of minstrel show tunes and dance routines. l)as Finkenhimers’— Larry Bunce, Mike Young. Jesses Engle, Dave Vaughan and Jim Hart portrayed a ' ' typical” German band. Ted Cook and Lana Hendickson cap- tured first place in the annual talent show with a selection of minstrel show tunes. Jim Hart received second place for his piano solo, “Swedish Rhapsody”. A musical interpretation of “Annie” from the musical comedy “Annie Get Your Gun” cornered third place for Carol Mercer. Twenty acts consisting of bands, dance routines and singers were also featured. Oh you can t get a man with a gun! exclaimed sharpshooter Carol Mercer.

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Double casting provided variety in senior production of “Cheaper by the Dozen ” After advising Larry Thrall, Father, on his health Pat Dagely, Doctor, prepared to leave. Larry Thrall, Father, pantomined a demonstration on the most efficient way to bathe to his children. FAMILY PORTRAIT— FRONT ROW: Jeff Jordan, Mary Kae Westerfield, Larry Thrall, Janice Bernath, Jenny Vajda, Lana Kelly. BACK ROW : Cheryl Cox, Jean Godlewski, Ted Cook, Kathy Cheever, Jesse Engle, Jan Richardson. 25

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Valedictorian . Gail Hunt, remarked on the future to her fellow classmates. Larry Bunce, salutatorian, recalled class achieve- ments over four years. Mr. Laurel Pennock , main speaker of the evening, talked on education Graduation memories lingered Baccalaureate, speeches, diplomas, and advancement of tossels completed four difficult but rewarding years for the class of 1966. Attired in gold robes, white rose for the class flower and powder blue and silver for class colors, the graduates left the auditorium with their class motto in mind, “The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It”. Gail Hunt, valedictorian, gave an inspir- ing address and Larry Bunce, salutator- ian, reviewed the class achievements. Mike Goffredo, class president, pre- sented the main speaker, Mr. Laurel Pennock of Rochester, Minnesota. Mr. Forest S. Sheely presented the class and Mr. William Cheever, Superintendent, distributed diplomas. Seniors listened intently during graduation ceremonies while reflecting over Jour years of high school.