Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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0 Dirty socks, junk food add up to workshops Recipe: combine one long week, intensive drills, new friends and a relief from family life. Mix thoroughly and then fold in fun. Result: workshops. The varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders participated in a Michigan camp from which they brought back two superior ribbons, and a superstar squad award. Journalists enrolled in classes at Bail State University to learn and improve their techniq ues of reporting, writing and photography. Boys and girls state at Indiana State University involved a crash course in government. Band members attended camp at Smith-Wallbridge, in Syracuse to exercise their musical talents morning, noon and night. Two high school students attended police camp at Cambridge. They learned the fundamentals of police dog training, arresting of criminals and the process of becoming a police officer. The football players who attended camp at River Falls, Wisconsin, worked on the wishbone offense and improving their positions. While some people spent time at the beach, or working, others decided that summer training would benefit them. Journalism Workshop - back row: Jeff Bat- liner, Karl Ryll, Sheila Jenkins, Mike Bannon, Laura Baker, Cindy Richards, Dave Lewis, Rich Lindsey, Pam Schmal. second row: Jeanne Rowe, Janice Erickson, Steve Pavy, Sue Rogowski. front row: Tom Goeb, Carolyn Donnelly. Anita Salas. Boy s and Girl ' s State - back row: Steve Pavy, Dave Lewis, Grace Jubinsky, front row: Sandy Poi, Pete Klovanish, Mara Fiegle. Pizza and Coke offers a break from classes and mini-deadlines for members of the Reflector staff while they were attending journalism camp. 4

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Cheerleading Camp - back row: Karen Tu- ley, Kim Conaway, Lori Dzurovack, Joan Lazar, Laura Baker, front row: Mary Do- lan, Cheri Gregor, Ruthann Hilbrich, Jenny Van Sickle, Debbie Briski. Band Camp - back row: Tom Glover, Greg Lestikow, Dave Kraus, Phil Hill, front row: Nina Moreno, Diane Leytem, Mara Fiegle. 5