Griffiths Middle School - Arrow Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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3 n K r and S RROW, POW WO TAFFS Karen Krogstad assists I Doug Birnie and jim Shull, sports edi- tors, in X preparing the sports section. Iou.rnalism's fearless leader, Mr. joe Adams, presents his usual smiling face. . . ' . - . , f ll'?. '1'ff'f'l'5? F 1 5 ,i,n-,., - . ,Q W W in mm! 1' 4 '-,A l H if H ,M,..,,, gt... M, Qn,1T4f,fw,,,,,..,,, . ,M . k e' ,, -ni - V ' , pi-3--L:u'lv rg- ,Y '1-'5 i- A .P I ni A . L -4- ,. -. . a, V ' -7,3 g. V x p. 2 I I Q 5 1, In A L, i 4 ' 4 :n1:::.s ' ' VER : Q 1 N H il W -J F , 3- 1771? , ix li - 4 . wx H u, .ffm -, 1 J H -iw . r i' 'fm ' 'W -' . -,J A , Ag3fH,...-f 'X-N- - il-AK 1- .x V..--W X 'K f A Aj 1 BACK ROW, left to right: Barbara Fimk, business manager, Mark Heldoorn, Beth Kean, Linda Feltham, Mary jo Smith, jim Shull. FRONT ROW, left to right: Roberta Wells, Darci LaForce, business manager, Pat Klasky, editor, Susan Rokaw, co-editor, and Doug Birnie. The ninth grade ARROW staff Works hard all year taking pictures, preparing pages, ar and-' organizing the annual for the students of Griffiths . Under the supervision of Mr . Adams, Pat Klasky, Susan Rokaw, and members of the staff, made the ARROW l possible this year . Mary Jo Smith, Roberta Mr. Adams inspects Pat Klasky's Wells, and Dargi LaF0rCe work while Susan Rokaw and Robert work hard to meet their first Wells continue their editorial assign- deadline. 14 1'r1en1IS- E 1 UW J Tw

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n H0 THE -555- Q. I X TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Hryniewicki, seventh grade president, Nancy Rubin, S. B. secre- tary, Foster Mobley, eighth grade president, Karen Krogstead, S.B. vice-president, Dan Birns, Boys' League president. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Thomas, S.B. treasurer, Don McCormick, ninth grade president, Margaret Kelly S. B. president, Doug Birnie , S.B. commissioner of citizenship, and Robin Taylor , Girls' League president. Don McCormick, ninth grade president, Foster Mobley, eighth grade president, and Tom Hryniewicki, seventh grade president Robin Taylor, Girls' League president and Dan Birns, Boys' ti S Lea ue resident work ,ff play a more active part in school affairs. - 2 5? if ,-i f x lic., 7 , s in S P 1-V , LH' U together to help students ' . 1 .,., . . L., W-., F Members of Boys' League and Girls' League cabinets POSS 1'ai1f1111Y for the inevitable camera. They are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob Fisher, seventh representativeg Bill I-Iardison, Welfareg Dan Beishline, secretary, Craig Rysavy, treasurer, Nelson LaWrence,vice-presidentg Nancy Satterwhiteireasurerg Nancy Reich, welfare, Kathy Strang, secretary, Robin Taylor, presidentg Mary Kelley, seventh representative, Susan Currie, vice-president.

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ORK SIDE BY IDE. Ml Mn pf The POW WOW is produced for the student body by the combined talents of the advanced and beginning journalism classes. Advanced staff members are, seated LEFT to RIGHT: Pete Isenberg, Sue Currie, co-editor, Vickie Lester, editor, Susan Thomas, and Don McCormick. Standing behind them, LEFT to RIGHT: are Don Hale, Sally Scott, Denise LaVroff, Dick Mullin, and Margaret Kelley. Pictured above are Randy Norman, ,. , Gary Treadway, and Dan Birns. +I ,fl , L 1 fm-lil I ' PM P J ' U A W, , Y Y ,F I I A - LJ X- X11 Gary Treadway, Margaret Kelley, Susan Thomas, Sally Scott and Randy Norman watch the efficient Dan Birns add the final touches to a page. All through the year these students, with the help of Mr . Adams and the eighth grade journalism class, Work to keep you in touch with all the current campus news . Co-editor Vickie Lester looks on as editor Susan Thomas draws the headlines on a page of the POW WOW. lf' I5