Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Crazy Hats. Junior Wendi Kleinaman and sophomore Dan McCoy compare their individual tastes in hats during Spirit Week. Showing our Candidates. The 198 Homecoming candi- dates are presented to the students by John Kirkley during Spirit Week. H- ★ -Spirit Week

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Summer Vacations Differ Students and Faculty Spend Free Time Working and Flaying in Various Places From continent to continent border to bor- der. students, teachers, and administration trav- eled throughout the summer. Here they furth- ered their knowledge in other areas of the world. My family and I toured Germany this sum- mer and we also visited Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein,” said Mrs. Margaret McNabney, business teacher. I took a 7,(XX) mile tour of the western Unit- ed States this last summer.” said Mr. Charles O ' Rourke, English teacher. Although some peo- ple toured for pleasure, others toured to help people of all ages. I worked at Camp Lawrence for two months this summer,” said senior Monica Owczarzak. I was a counselor for six to eight year olds. Through working with these young kids, I learned how to cope with people and their prob- lems.” Monica concluded. Mr. Ray Weaver, Spanish teacher, also spent his summer helping and teaching others. I went to Indiana State University for two weeks in August to be the technicaMirector of the musi- cal Grease in a musical theatre workshop. said Mr. Weaver, set construction director. I also spent six weeks working on stage settings for My Fair Lady.” added Mr. Weaver. So. whether traveling is for self-satisfaction or for the satisfaction of others it all involves how people spend those three months of summer vacation. Summer Vacation— ★ —

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Helping Out. Juniors Fred Baltrusis and Jim Green show Showing his Colors. Senior Ray White displays his school their spirit by lending a helping hand during float construe- spirit on Clash Day with his contrasting colors and designs, tion. Competition Sways Enthusiasm I thought that Spirit Week was a big psyche up ' for the game on Friday, said Chris Gall, junior class president. Spirit Week began with Clash Day on Mon- day. followed by Hats and Sunglasses Day, Dress I ' p Day. Costume Day and last but not least Black and Gold Day. The sophomore class proved to have the most spirit throughout the week. The senior class came in second and the junior class followed with third. It w-as really great winning as sophomores because it was our first year. said sophomore Ken Konopasek. Thursday evening the classes were presented Spirit Week ★ — 9