Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Just a little more to the right. Wi th a little help from the photographer, junior Theresa Carlson poses for her picture as a part of her registration. There are firsts for everything. A painful first tooth, a tottering first step, and who could forget that memorable first day of school. From kindergarten to grade twelve they all start with day one. But for the timid sophomore the first day of school is also the first day of a new school. Upon entering high school he gazes about the enormous hallways, seeking for familiar surroundings. For the promising junior it’s a day of unusual discoveries, overlooked from the year before. The self-assured seniors regard the first day as the beginning of the end. With experiences ranging from insecurity to confidence, the first, day is observed by all as the BIG day. What do you have? Juniors Craig Fowler and Jim Corle compare their schedules , checking to see how many classes they have together in the upcoming year. Apprehensive about entering his first year of high school, sophomore Mike Wohtke makes sure he gets all the information he needs while registering. 8

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Hall decorations. The halls may be a hassle for some but for those on the football team, halls mean locker decorations and treats. Gab session. In the five minutes allowed for passing, students remain outside the door to catch up on the latest news before classes begin. All’s quit. At 2:55, the day’s over for the students, but for the custodians who keep the halls in order, the day has just begun. 10