Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Practices, workshops, jobs, loafing, learning fill hectic summer days The alarm buzzed. He slowly opened his eyes. It was 8 A.M. Oh my gosh! He leaped from the bed thinking he was late for school. He stopped for a minute, then crawled back into his bed, realizing that it was the first day of summer. The day he has been looking forward to all year. The day that kept him going through all those biology tests and geometry theorems. After a week of dragging himself out of bed at noon and lying around all day, he decided to start his vacation. PANTHERETTE CAMP — back row: Carol Cioroianu, Despite 90° August heat, the football Cindy Richards, Diane Ponikvar, Kim Racz. front row: team condition themselves and review Jackie Awe, Harolene Willerman, Deanna Bjelich. plays for the upcoming season. VARSITY CHEERLEADING CAMP — back row: Cindy Jansen, Cindy Dolan, Dianne Clark, front row: Chris Barta, Kim Omen, Sharon Zenak.

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Your horoscope... AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) As an Aquarian, you’re an important member of the swimming team. Unfortunately, most of your swimming is done at the bottom of the pool. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) According to the signs, the fish from the cafeteria has permanently damaged your brain cells. Maybe that’s why you had to take sophomore English three times. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) That calculus and physics you struggled through will really come in handy as you spend the next twenty years as a mill rat. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) With your practice at forging passes, the Bureau of the Mint will be out to recruit you following graduation. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) You aren’t necessarily destined to remain stupid, but the paper from your poor-work notices accounted for two trees from the Yosemite National Park. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Either you needed the Brownie points or you have exceptionally poor taste, as you were the only one who could laugh at the teachers’ jokes. byZorga theGreat LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have an exceptional way with words. But Mr. O’Rourke didn’t really believe you were late because your German Shepherd ate your Volkswagon. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Betty Crocker won’t have to worry about you. The cake you made in Home Ec . was used as a discus for the track team. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You’re not really a gullible person, but remember the elevator pass you purchased as a sophomore? SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Coming out of Adult Prep class, you are ready for the world. The only question is: is the world ready for you? SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Bom under this sign, you are likely to excel academically. Unfortunately, the little details, like who won the Civil War, escaped you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You will probably go on to be a great war hero. You had the courage to park in the first row of the Wiggs Street parking lot. 15

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Since it was such a beautiful day, he chose an outing at the beach. He knew his friend Jack would love to go. But wait. Jack was going to summer school. Yes, he thought, there really were people like that. People that went to school during their vacation. Studying typing, even learning to drive, seemed like a waste of time to him. Well, there must be someone else. Sally. Sally would go. But hadn’t he just seen her someplace? Yes, it was at McDonald’s. She had a job there. A lot of his friends had summer jobs. He liked the idea of extra money but he wasn’t about to give up the beach for it. Not only had most of his friends taken on jobs, but others had gone away to camps and workshops. He drove off to the beach alone, unable to find friends for the trip. He began to think. With summer school, jobs and camps, this summer may turn out different from what he had planned. Registration marks the beginning of the end for BALL STATE JOURNALISM INSTITUTE — back seniors Dirk Voges and Rose DeLong as they row: Ray Sanders, Don Lewis, Dave Richards, Dan receive their last schedule from GHS. Marren. second row: Lori Stivers, Terry Patton, Car- rie Blythe, Alie Rubacha, Trish Schaadt. front row: Denise Hill, Jeanne Gillis, Linda Rogowski, Barb Dudek, Pam Garastik. 17