Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Perfection. The perfect circle is acquired by some assistance of a compass. Sophomore Robert Travis attempts to find the answer to a plane and solid geometry problem. Bent heads, scartching pencils and boiling water are all indications of a Biology 1-2 lab. A lab group tests a group of substances for starch content. Knowing it might be useful someday, senior Doug Worley and sophomore Janet Mirda try to demonstrate the process of artificial respiration on Resuscitation Annie. Sophs 13

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A lot of xlass Mix-ups, Mr. Mack make up soph first day 11 miles to Southlake Mall; % of a mile to school; two blocks to a friend’s house; 30 paces across the breezeway. Sometimes, the shortest distance is the hardest to cross. Sophomores entering the senior high get the impression that they are the only tenth grader in the building. Everyone else knows exactly where he is going, our sophomore seems to be the only person who ended up by the Home-ec rooms while trying to find the office. The secretary straightened him out and he eventually made it to his first hour class. After seeing all the strange, unfriendly faces in the hall, an hour with Mr. Mack was a blessing. If the rest was like this, it might not be all bad. Second hour was a different story. He thought he had mastered the North Hall and now they had sprung the South Hall on him. He headed due South anc all he could find was power mechanics. That would never do. A friendly senior (yes, there was such a thing) helped him to find Mrs. Dennis ' class. He was totally baffled in third hour. Geometry was not his best subject. Mr. Beeson tried his best, but Aaron was lost in a maze of angles, both acute and obtuse. Aaron thought Geometry was Please turn to page 15 Watch the birdie. One of the changes this year is coed gym classes. Sophomore Frances Lucchesi participates in badminton against the guys. 12

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SSSSteam and crease to allow it to be more easily sewn, sophomore Jackie Bundy irons her project in clothing. She is learning how to perform different stitches. Gymnastic skills requires much practice as demonstrated by sophomore Jeanette Geisen. Jeanette was a member of the gymnastics team her freshman year. Napoleon and me! Mr. Harold Mack uses his bulletin boards to help teach his world history classes. In the process of a year, the boards change many times. 14 Sophomores