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It ' s summer Summer is considered to begin officially when students hear the ringing of the bell for the last time on that June day at 11:55 p.m. At this time they rush from school to begin vacation. Some believe that one of the most welcomed aspects of summer is the absense of the 6:30 A.M. alarm blaring: good morning. Late sleepers finally drag themselves from bed, and forgo their dreams to engage in their summer intentions. Those who are inquisitive rally to the softball park for an exciting game or some spicy gossip, which they believe is a necessity. The elite, who have access to a car, are found cruising the streets late at night, haunting well- known places, searching for some excitement. After what seems like 100 miles of driving, they eventually end up at Shakeys, only to discover their wallet is empty as well as their gas tank. Conversely, some groups of boys and girls pile in cars and scatter to nearby beaches to play Frisbee, build sandcastles and dive into waves while at the same time basking in the sun. Whatever the method the end result for most is fried skin and freckles. As the days wind down, all the cherished activities soon become just good memories of another summer gone by too fast.
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Reflector Griffith Hi g h School 600 N. Wiggs Ave. Griffith . Ind. 46319 Vol.41 1982 Academics 14 Student Life 44 Sports 82 People 118 Ads 141 Hallway confinement. Junior Sherri Nordyke resorts to the solitude of a hallway to make up homework. First for everything. Senior Ed Konopasek holds the Sectional trophy after the victory over Hammond High.
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Volunteer work. Showing their community spirit alumna Diana Bock and Mr. Ray Weaver paint the train depot as part of a program sponsored by the town. Knowing that vacation will soon be ending, senior Rick Bereolos attends St. Mary ' s Western Day ' s Festival for one last taste of summer. Rick volunteered to help his church at this festivity. At the annual, A Park full of Art, junior Mike Price points out that it is not necessary to be a flower child to enjoy a pretty petunia painting. I love a parade. To some people a parade is candy, clowns and floats; but to the band and Pantherettes it symbolizes hard work and long practices.
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