Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Diplomas earned CEB ■ DEPARTMENT XSZ5 SOCIAL STUDIES physical education oREIGN LANGUAGE business r business ehgush Si oT CHMR Reflecting memories from her first prom to her last term paper, Janet Patterson pauses to adjust her cap before joining fellow graduates. Days of soc hops, fifth hour government classes and drama plays are over. The day has finally arrived when a student thinks he is finished with books, tests and homework. However, this is when the hard part begins. He now has to face the responsibilities of living in an adult world and the task of choosing a career. For the final time the Class of ' 68 is united. It may be the last time to see friends with whom they went to games and parties. After 12 years of work, young men and women receive their diploma— a document that will open doors to the future. Graduation Day arrives and members of the Class of ' 68 file into the auditorium where a final ceremony and a diploma await them.

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Chapters sponsor Ball State University Singers Performing before an audience of nearly 800, Ball State University Singers return for a second annual show. Good Ole Mountain Dew, a folk song done by the 36— member group, demonstrates the variety used in its program. At the start of the two— hour show, the Singers, who have performed throughout the state, become acquainted with the audience by introducing themselves humorously in sets of two. 25

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as planned or uncertain future lies ahead Superintendent William R. Cheever, awards Dennis Huey, valedictorian, his diploma. Before commencement begins, Tom Britton, salutatorian, relaxes for a moment as he reviews his speech to be presented before the audience. 27