Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Interrupted from hi s preparations for a bath, Tex O’Coco, Chuck Lukmann, guns for action with his trusty six-shooter. Rusty relics from High Sundown aid Piedmont Brothers, Bud Bernath and Randy lames, to re-enact a shoot-out. 24

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Sledding, hot chocolate, funky chicken, movies ward off winter slump Boredom — a common problem faced during the February-March lag in activities. With the end of basketball season near, students sought means of recreation to fill the gap before Prom and Graduation time. Adventurous students bundled in coats, boots, gloves and stocking caps to trek up Buck Hill for that short toboggan ride down. Others fumbled in attics to find old skates and took to that milder sport at Central Park. Starving students invaded Pizza Hut by the carload after games and devoured pizzas and quarts of Sprite in a matter of minutes. Couples waited impatiently outside Chicago theaters to see Love Story and Woodstock. When in a more practical mood, they resorted to Creature Features on T. V. and fistfuls of popcorn. Bringing her weekend to a close, junior Debbie Lundie dances the funky chicken at the Sherwood Club. Wolfing a post-game pizza are juniors Harry Paulsen, Julie Cerrity, Bob C illis, N and Laich and Steve Kapitan.

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cinema satire of all-time movie spectaculars Lights! Camera! Action! After two months of designing sets, coordinating dance steps and memorizing lines, the Class of 1971 staged Follies Goes to the Movies. Recalling career highlights, fictional movie producers Pete and Paul Piedmont hosted a sequence of cinemas ranging from cowboy shoot- ' em-outs to space flicks. Memorable actors Clark Gable, Shirley Temple and Charlie Chaplin made cameo appearances portraying characters from their famous films. At early practices, juniors stumbled through steps for Top Hat, High Sundown and Space Idiocy productions, but soon discovered hidden talent for tap, can-can or modern dancing. Give my Regards to Hollywood, sung in the finale, symbolized the Piedmont Brothers farewell to movie making and the juniors ' realization of their efforts. Cimme room! ' ' snaps Teresa Baker, Curly Dimple, to Janet Smith and Corey Vana, flaunting her star position. Rouge assists Sandy Taylor, student make-up director, in transforming Cheryl Grit fee into a 7 940 ' s tap dancer.