Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Blank film is the curse of any photographer, including junior Amy Baxter. Amy. as chief photographer, organizes photo coverage for Panther Press and Reflector. 1978-79 Relector Staff. Back row: Kathy Murry, Kathy Pavy, Carol Genis, Jesse Rocha, Ron Rodriguez, Linda Dye, Greg Neese Sec- ond row: Diane Lindauer, Lori Dec, Beth Be- lush, Lynn Wagner, Crystal Swartz, Sally Compbell. Front row: Stewart Wiedeman, Pat Koisior, Lynn Fiegle, Melanie Kleinman. Looks tempting, huh? Junior Kathy McElfresh finds the J-room is one room she can trust to count the yearbook money. Sophomore Frank Stum aides in checking subscribers. Reflector Photo 29

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A touch Elves . . . They publish the yearbook “I wonder what the yearbooks going to look like this year.” “I don ' t know, maybe they’ll have some pictures on the cover.” “I wonder if they’ll put any color in it.” ”1 hope they have some good pictures (ones of me anyway.”) They? Who are they? When May arrives 1,000 books do not just pop into the cafeteria. The book has been processed by them” for the past nine months. They include: A) the editor- in-chief, junior Stewart Wiedeman, who is responsible for organizing everything. B) The layout editor, junior Pat Koisor. She is responsible for the graphics of the book. C) The photography department. Junior Mel Kleinaman photography editor, advises junior Amy Baxter, chief photographer, of every picture that must be taken and printed. Amy turns to D) her photography staff for help. E) The copy editor, junior Lynn Fiegle is then responsible for the copy. For help she turns to F) her copy staff and typists, who in turn go to G) the student body and members of the administration and community. But, the line does not stop here. The Team work, the ingredient of the yearbook. Junior Lynn Wagner and sophomores Sally Campbell. Kathy Pavy and Crystal Swartz also enjoy popcorn with deadline. books must also be financed. Thus, there is H) a business staff, headed by ad manager, junior Alison Owczarzak. She in turn, relies on A, B, C, D, E, F, and G to help her sell the ads. Thus, a yearbook is produced. The light in the J-room burns on and they, the staffers and photographers, work together to put together a 192-page book covering the year’s events. A yearbook, or to most it is better known as the “Reflector.” 28 Reflector Photo

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A lot of xilass of 20 members and ensemble consists of 14 members. Each group was chosen by audition. Practices are out of class.” “Music theory is the study of the elements of music and building skills which enable students to write simple original compositions by the end of the year,” Miss Przondo said. The other half of the Music Department consists of the band, directed by Mr. Robert Sohn and Mr. Noel Cross. “Mr. Cross directs marching band and I direct concert band,” Mr. Sohn said. “The same group of students make up each band.” To raise money for new uniforms the band sold cheese, sausage, popcorn and raffled tickets. The money went towards new uniforms. These uniforms were the first ones purchased in 15 years. The total cost of the uniforms was $20,000. Band sports new uniforms, theory class “There’s no breath there! C’mon — get those diaphrams working!” A quote such as this can be heard any weekday in the classroom of Miss Cynthia Przondo, choral director. She directs Concert Choir, Girls Choir, Girls Chorus, Chorale and Select Girls Ensemble. Miss Przondo also teaches Music Theory, offered only to juniors and seniors. “Each choir is made up of a different group of students. Concert Choir is for boys and girls, but to prevent an over balance of girls some are placed in Girls Choir. Any sophomore girl can join Girls Chorus,” Miss Przondo stated. Chorale consists Concert Band-Back row: Drum Major, Mort Tucker, Bill Downing, Steve Whitehead, Shirley Comer, Susan Morgan, Dave Jaeger, Shari Lewis, Bob Hafner, Steve Riley, Keith Zylo, Bill Schmidt, Kathie Pavy, Greg Neese, Asst. Drum Major , Lynn Fiegle. Fifth row: Patty McKluskey, Dena Good, Nancy Buikema, Donna Comer, Sue Miller, Ron Rodriguez, Tom Glover, Nancy Loomis, Lynn Fafoulas, Rose Villapondo, Tammy Pepler, Paul Zick, John Chavez. Fourth row: director, Robert Sohn, Jane Williams, Debbie Lopez, Megan Kuss, Bob Nichols, Anthony Joseph, Kevin Stassin, Maureen Kuss, Jamie Woodard, Dehn Johnson. Dana Flood, director, Noel Cross. Third row: Car- rie Jostes, Dave Heidler, Sandy Bundy, Chris Wang, Andi Wright, Janet Sexton, Lori Miller, Bob Grumbine, Lori Moreth, Maria Wright, Debbie Pramuk, Chris Rucoba, Sonia Trinajstich. Second row: Mary Nowak, Kelli Huber, Janet Mirda, Sue Luque, Vita Luque, Rhonda Humbert, Becky Frat- ter, Vicki Morene, Bev Bolla, Karen Young, Robin Seitzinger, Teresa Timm. Front row: Debbie Johnson, Sherry Matthews. Debbie Sexton, Lee Ann Kane, Diane Leytem, Rich Lively, Mike Orr, Ken Kalicky, Jerry Bandura, Mary Barenie, Rosie Gottschlich. 30 Music