Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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MOVIES! Four star, three star, two star, one star, and everything in between isn’t exactly the sum of the stars in heaven. From excellent to poors the number of stars constitutes the scale utilized by movie critics when stating their unbiased opinion. Usually their judgement on a movie’s credibility totally disagrees with the public. But finally, this year both sets of viewers were in accord. With lines crowding around the cinema and successive four star ratings it was a year of BIG movies. SHOv INC AT GENERAL cinema th KJDCE PLAZA I tjniA lUNEJItlAL 0N Got DEN POND CROSSROADS » ' 2” - 0 ™. rot wu OF (964 nc Let’s go to the show. Juniors Lori Cable and Rob Krupinski check out the options at the theatre. Many couples find the movies an enjoyable evening pastime. Extra popular. After the movie E.T. was released, the cinema lines increased. Along with the movie’s popularity, E.T. experienced even more.

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WORK! Let’s pretend. In order to insure a successful performance out on the field, the football team practices during the summer and after school. Three months of rest and fun is the thought which fills the minds of most students before summer. However, for those who commit themselves to a sport or an occupation, the days are filled with responsibilities. To the serious athlete, tedious hours of practice resulted in aching muscles. Regardless of the consequences, the common goal was improvement. For the many who decided to pursue a career the requirements of successfully remaining employed were promptness, neatness and friendliness. Both pastimes demanded substantial time. And both were an example of BIG work. 6