Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Arrival Facing another school day, task to be tackled by all S tartled by the loud ringing of his bedside alarm clock, the student halfheartedly arises. It’s 6 a.m. and the sun is barely shining. Worst of all, it is Monday. He must get ready for yet another day of school. Half asleep, he trudges down the hall to the shower. If his Coast deodorant soap doesn ' t wake him up, nothing will. After a shower the feeling of drudgery still lingers, but unfortunately the day must go on. He heads for the kitchen to consume a bowl of Wheaties, the breakfast of Champions. As usual, he finds himself reading the side panel of the cereal box. He is quite pleased to discover that he had now memorized ever vitamin contained in the box. One glance at the clock tells him to hustle if he wants to make the early bus. He reaches into the closet only to find that his favorite pair of Levis is missing. After pulling on his second favorite pair, he begins along term struggle with his hair, battling the many strandsthat oppose his comb. The student picks up his books, and making sure he has a large supply of gum, he proceeds out the door, down the street, and on to the bus. The ride is short, but there is plenty of gossip to catch. Some sit quietly, while others struggle to finish forgotten homework. Soon he is off the bus, up the breezeway, into the building, ready to tackle first hour. To avoid the morning rush, seniors. Vince Galambos and Kristi Conaway walk to school instead of drive, as most peope do. Walking has its advantages, allowing time together. 2

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DPENING A E HAD TO START SOMEPLACE ACADEMICS slOT JUST FOR BRAINS ANYMORE 4 ' « ' J STUDENT LIFE EVERYONE’S DOING EVERYTHING 8 SPORTS N INSIDE LOOK AT JOCKS EOPLE A HO IS KATE DAVEY ? 118 DS-INDEX HEY PAID FOR IT. YOU FIND IT 142 Reflector 1981 GRIFFITH high school Griffith, Indiana volume40

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Another school day in the life of junior, Terry Johnson and sophomore. Cheryl Knieriemen begins as they hop off the bus. Then it’s off to their lockers and to talk with friends until the bell. No matter if you walk, ride a bike or drive, somehow you always find yourselves arriving at school five days a week just as junior Roy Hall, senior Frank Gaydos and Sophomore Laurie Gaydos. Just another morning for students arriving to school. There is a lot of hustle and bustle with cars, buses, bikes and kids crowding to school, trying to get to school on time.