Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Kevin Rivich Chris Stevenson cooking, autumn leaves yield harvest of delight A hundred thousand glimmering, lacy objects floating from the sky, the very first snow just right for packing and the mouth-watering aroma of popcorn on a chilly evening all possess the certain quality of pleasing. Im- agine a huge, gooey ice cream sundae topped with gobs of whipped cream and a cherry, or the perfect but im- perfect skirt you sewed yourself. So many things warm you — the school clock reading 3 p.m., an autumn stroll through a sea of crackling leaves or a B from the tough- est teacher. These aren ' t big things you shout about. They are the little things that DELIGHT us all. 5

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Greg and Elaine Pachnik Reaping of roses, steel mill dirt, Mom ' s Susie Sanders

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Preponderance of pickets, crossings disturb youth Every now and then things happen that grab your mind, twisting the minute into the monumental. Being stood up, waiting for a train at 10 degrees below zero, meeting a blind date or making the team but riding the bench irritate everybody. Facts can bother us too. Living in the Calumet Region is equivalent to smoking three packs of cigarettes a day. Teacher strikes were remote to us but they became very real when it happened at Grif- fith. Alumni killed in Viet IMam totals three lives. Some days the world is not a pretty place. There are always many little things that DISTURB us all. Coach Budd Ballou