Griffiths Middle School - Arrow Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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LL INCLUSIV Q , Pep Club The president, Mary Lopez, and the secretary, Judy Ball, le ad ,Pep Club in supporting our athletes and promoting ers, left to right: Debbie Persons, Leslie Beckham, Leslie Montgomery , Nancy 3 EJ El ij Mr. Ash and his officers lead their club through many interesting projects throughout the year. These students have done a gre at service four our faculty in running the projectors and sound equipment. They have learned skills from their sponsor Mr. Winkelpleck. El Club Los Gringos Eisleben, and Susan Marani cheer our fighting Indians toward victory. Miss Partington is sponsor. Science Club Audio-Vi sual r Los Gringos brings together students who are interested in the Spanish language and culture. One of their activities was the presentation of the plays, No Puede Corner La Sopa and Caperucita Roj a, to the audience of the Warren High Spanish Club. Mrs. I-Iolz is sponsor. I9 school spiritl The Cheerlead-

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oRoAN1zED CLUBS. M .4 -vrms-q '1-f ,wi img, Nu W H mm.. A V, V V M 1:7 N, x . 5 W, W4 f- -'aw ,1,,. rr Sergeant Connefs Lonely Hearts Club Band Pep Band I The Pep Band is always ready and waiting to The band is not officially a club, but a class taught by Mr. Conner. The band goes on many field trips during the year to perform in various places. Sometimes individ- ual band members try to win individual ribbons or group ribbons. The band, in general, is a fine group, proven by the number of ribbons it has won. keep up the school spirit by playing at all of our M ath games. ' The newly formed Math Club was started at the beginning of second semes- ter. Since then it has taken many field trips sched- uled by the sponsors, Mrs. Kroll and Mr. Young , who hope that the idea of a Math Club will continue at Griffiths for many years. 18

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1 RAMAT D The Ghost of Black Jack, last of the eighth grade plays, was a spoof on the Old-fashioned ghost story featuring Kim Clayton, Paul Morton, Debra Gilmore , and Tim O'Conner. iii 5, l w I - Q-.v i , A g g ' -F1 'I 3 I 791172543 ff- f Y W l il-'lp I 'J 'w A' -.' nl gt , 'f li Tzmvi f 1' lim' .' 33? . ICAL T LE Half-Pint Windom Rides West, a humorous Melodrama, takes place in the Old West. The eighth grade play- featured an all-girl cast, except for Tim Welch as Half- Pint Windom. A Certain just Man, another eighth grade performance, was a fantasy concerning a man's admission to heaven. Kevin McGrath starred in the title role. 0 I i The ninth grade drama class presented Shakespeare's famous play, A Midsummer Night's Drean1, with Bill I-Iardison, Nancy Eisleben, Karen Krogstad, Steve I-Iryniewicki fsubstitute for Dennis Chernekoffj, Carole Schutt, and Larry Clifton in leading roles. 20