Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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N ame ame befuddles players Myriad of rules causes player dropout N o one seemed immune from the game. Labels were invented to fit every type of person. Even time-honored events failed to escape the caustic effects. At cheerleading tryouts, contestants had to deal with not only the usual bugaboo of tension, but also the chant, “Who rah, we rah, we don’t want a rah-rah!” In class elections the usual leaders were ousted, despite their records, to make way for a more liberal faction. Students emphasized group association rather than individual merit. Some teased athletes for abstainance from drinking and smoking, while others mocked any wish to excel. Students voiced opinions about procedures used to select homecoming queen. Signs and paper buttons backed a write-in candidate. Sparks flew but as Homecoming approached, the fires of youth died and the holiday passed without incident.

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