Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Pantherettes attending their first ASDTA summer workshop are top. Mary Swatek, Charlotte Parsons. Debbie Fernwalt; center, Lorri Christenson. Betty Watanabe. Nancy McConnell; bottom, Kathy Massa. Janis Mang, Terri Christenson and Darlene Wagner. Taking advantage of the mid-day break between work sessions at the University of Iowa workshop, staffers Janis Mang, Reflector, and Pam McBrayer. Panther Press, relax and exchange conversation and news New routines, steps and skills acquired at the A merican School Drill Team Association workshop at Eastern Michigan University aid Pantherette Debbie Fernwalt as she marches in the Homecoming Parade om-pons, pica rulers, parliamentary procedure aid 52 workshoppers 17

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Selected by social studies teachers and guidance counselors. Boy ' s and Girl ' s State delegates Steve Kapitan. Eileen Rubacha. Bob Gillis and Michele Schmat participated in mock county and state elections after learning the basic principles and functions of state government Journalists attending a summer workshop at the University of Iowa are top, Greg Galambos, Bob Gillis, Eileen Rubacha, Melanie Holmes. Janis Mang. Linda Govert, Pam McBrayer, John Algozzini. Patti Murray, Mark Rusk; center, Bill Murray. Maribeth Erickson, Lori Demo. Michele Schmal. Debbie Lundie, Maggie Holland, Danelle Matusz, Nancy Fortner, Woody Wilcox: bottom, Dave Lohse, Teri Alger. Robin Burgess, Sandy Joyce, Rick Garvey. Teri Deeter and Mike Kuntz. Cheerleaders attending different camps at Lake Geneva and Vincennes University are back row, Jean Franz, Nanci Laich: third row, Lynn Krol, Kim Adams, Terri Welch; second row, Karen Konopasek, Jody Kegebein; front row, Jackie Sanders, Julie Gerrity and Paula Brehm. Strange surroundings confronted 52 workshoppers as they acquired new friends, skills and a taste of campus life while attending summer workshops in a four-state area. Applying newly leaned basic principles of government, delegates to Boy ' s and Girl ' s State engaged in activities involving functions of state government. At Indiana University Eileen Rubacha received Outstanding Citizen of her city. Crossing the Mississippi River and heading west, 29 journalists elected to attend a week-long workshop at the University of Iowa. Culminating the week of work sessions and lectures, the workshop awarded certificates to outstanding staffers at the Honors Banquet. Besides individual awards to Greg Galambos and Maggie Holland, a group effort award was presented to the yearbook. Pom-pon wielding Pantherettes kept in step to Vehicle and Kool Aid as 10 of the drill team combined skill, originality and new techniques while attending their first workshop at Eastern Michigan University. Work at National Cheerleading Association ' s three-day camp at Vincennes University resulted in five awards for the varsity cheerleaders. Traveling to Lake Geneva, Wis., J.V. cheerleaders attended camp for the first time to improve their skills and learn new routines. 16 r

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Couple.” Approximately 4,500 students visited the 17,000-volume library monthly to cram for a history exam or compile data for a research project. “How much does college cost? ' When can I register?” Searching for answers to questions like these, upperclassmen flooded the guidance office. Helping sophomores meet graduation requirements, counselors focused on class schedules. A.V. Department distributed films and projectors and duplicated materials. Students employ school facilities by rehearsing plays, writing term papers, training for wrestling A maze of halls, piles of books and homework-loving teachers symbolized school to most students. Rarely did many look beyond to appreciate the myriad of facilities that make Griffith more than just a collection of classrooms. School services supplied students with conveniences like filmstrips, reference books and cafeteria facilities. A 1,020-seat auditorium offered students a place to produce plays including construction sets for “Oliver,” “Dolly and Odd