Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Organization was essential as chaperones Miss Sharon McLean, Miss Nancy Ashton and Mr Dave Smith hand out ballots, programs and picture times at Turnabout. Noway out, you’re stuck Oh no. Here it comes, I hope she isn’t going to stop. Hi, Mike, I was wondering ...” Listen Beth, I ' d really like to talk but, I’ve got to go to basketball practice. Mike runs and for the next few hours of hard work, Beth and the thought of Turnabout are put from Mike’s mind. But never fear, practice did eventually come to an end and with the conclusion of practice, Mike notices Beth waiting by the door. There’s no way out now, especially since the guys he ' s waiting for aren ' t even out of the shower. Hi, Mike. How was practice? It was okay, I guess.” “I was wondering if you’d go to Turnabout on February 3?” Beth, I don’t even know how to dance. Don’t worry, I’ll teach you! There’s no way out. Ya, I’ll go. On the way home, Mike got a hard time from his buddies but, they didn ' t razz him long because It’s only for a few moments, but, the wonder of being chosen the first princess sparkles in sophomore Kathy Frye ' s eyes, as she dances with prince, Dave Kegebein. he soon found out that most of them were going too. February 3. Mike picked up Beth and they went to the Knights of Columbus hall in Merrillville. The dance, sponsored by the Sophomore Class, lasted from 8 p.m. until 11 p.m. The sophs added a new dimension to the annual dance by naming Kathy Frye princess and Dave Kegebein prince. The theme was Sharing the Night Together and 144 couples danced to the music of Natures Way. Not surprisingly, Mike and Beth were the last couple on the dance floor, but Mike turned out to be a regular John Travota. He couldn ' t wait to ask Beth to Prom. Oh no. Here it comes.” Hi, Beth, I was wondering ... Mike, I ' d really like to talk but, I’ve got track practice.” The rest is another story. 6 Turnabout

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Absentees, tardies and tons of papers for O nce trampled by football players ' spikes, 1002 students make Mr. Thomas Schatzman, this lot now gets a face-lift to make room new director of pupil personnel and for a new gymnasium. Work slowed when the Mrs. Janet Konopasek job ' s hectic. company ordered the wrong size steel.

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Punch, a thirst quencher for most Turnabout To keep the memory of their night together attenders, is served to alumnus Bob Gregor strong, junior Denise Anderson and senior by Kathy Little and Rita Alliss, Don Steffan look for the perfect pose freshman Honor Society members. for their Turnabout picture. As class president sophomore Anthony Joseph worked at Turnabout. During a free moment he dances with freshman Denise Paradis, a junior high Honor Society member. Turnabout 7