"Expressing Our Right to Freedom of Speech Since 1956."

Panther Press
"Expressing Our Right to Freedom of Speech Since 1956."

Panther Press
"Expressing Our Right to Freedom of Speech Since 1956."

Panther Press
Categories:

Presenting: The Griffith Theatre Company

Ayden Nieves, Freelance Reporter • January 30, 2025

https://youtu.be/TbGeujt_y7c

View Story Comments
Print this Story
More to Discover
More in Entertainment
Middle school cast of "Frozen Jr" practice for their show day in the Griffith Auditorium on Jan. 8.
A Stressful Snowstorm
Be Our Guest!
Be Our Guest!
Students, parents, and teachers participate in Spanish Game Night after school in February in the LGI.
Funtime with Mr. Ferrino at Spanish Game Night
The leads standing in front of the Wizard of Oz painting bought for the show.
The Making of Oz
NJHS brings Mardi Gras to Griffith
NJHS brings Mardi Gras to Griffith
Turnabout Humor: The 2024 Turnabout Court having a good time before the big reveal.
2024 Turnabout Dance
More in Feature
Beiriger students lead their floats down “34th Street” in the Wadsworth gymnasium.
High Ability is Right Down the Street
At the end of the event, the NHS students gather around Ted for a group photo.
A Lively Day of Leadership
Going Beyond the Books at the IASB
Going Beyond the Books at the IASB
‘Tis the Season for a Solar Eclipse
‘Tis the Season for a Solar Eclipse
Do Sports Affect Student Grades?
Do Sports Affect Student Grades?
Processed with VSCO with g3 preset
Senior Week: Seniors Wrap up the Year at Senior Banquet
More in Spotlights
Jennifer Turner poses with her gold medals and her bowling ball.
Turning the Tide: Jennifer Turner
“Soccer is not considered a sport to me, it’s more like a passion.” Mr. Perez helping his students learn Spanish.
Welcome Back, Mr. Perez!
Excited to embark on a new journey as the newest Panther Adult Program teacher at Griffith High School, Ms. Trezak looks forward to inspiring students and creating unforgettable experiences together. “The Staff and students here really are amazing.”
Welcome to Griffith, Amy Trezak!
Navigating History: Mr. Swisher instructs his second period World History class as they work in groups.
A New Face at Griffith: Mr. Jeff Swisher!
“Live life to the fullest." Mrs. Mosely in her classroom, waiting for students to arrive. Her motto is to always live life to the fullest.
Introducing Mrs. Mosley!
Mr. Sanchez teaches his first hour music class, by pointing to each note on the board. He asks his class what note is displayed, then he says what note it is.
Welcome to Griffith High School Mr. Sanchez!