Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Activities Text books and lab reports don ' t complete a person; school offers more than classroom lectures in helping a student learn to deal with himself and others. Activities provide a vehicle for rounding out the personality Satisfaction may be gained in less than ideal situations — stringing lights on an 8-foot chickenwire Panther for a second place float, losing your voice and a victory as the arch-rivals score the final point, taking your second choice to a dance an d having fun anyway, attending six weeks of rehearsals and tediously applying make-up opening night for a five-minute appearance. Events such as these provide vital learning experience unavailable in the classroom. Molly Covert, Al Harris 9

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Mark Swatek, Greg Pachnick Denise Finnie 8

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Exhausted and disappointed with second place float, junior Bonnie Belush regains energy dancing the funky chicken to the beat of the U.N.” Chicken wire cuts forgotten, senior Suzanne Roininen ignores chapped hands to ecstatically cheer the news that the senior float placed first. Missed meals, lost sleep 10