Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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Indecision dilemma part of selection CO » ft When shopping it is often difficult to choose between two equally desirable objects One is the perfect color and the other is the perfect style. One is the perfect size and the other is the perfect price. This dilemma of “which one should I buy” faces many individuals during shopping sprees. Another very frequent but not very obvious example of this inability to decide is experienced when two equally desirable people of the opposite sex are encountered. One has the most beautiful blue eyes and the other has the most sexy curly hair. One has the most adorable smile and the other has the most gorgeous dimples. Preferences constantly “I would like a guy to possess a sense of humor, dark wavy hair, Christopher Reeve eyes, a hairy chest and a nice smile,” senior Lori Osmulski said. “Expressive eyes, hairy legs, rugged appearance, dark hair, blue eyes, characteristic nose, and dimples are some qualities I like in a guy,” senior Kelly Bien said. “I would like a girl to have blonde or brown sandy long hair, blue or brown eyes, a nice figure and she must also be able to put up with me,” senior Brad Spickard said. “A guy should have nice dark hair, green eyes, hairy legs and he should look wimpy, skinny (not big) for me to look twice,” junior Suzy Siurek said. “She should be sort of short, intelligent, spunky and unpredictable. I also admire shapely and smooth legs, dark eyes, clean hair, and an interesting mouth,” senior Mike Price said. “I love blue eyes, blonde hair, pale skin and big veins running through his hands,” senior Diane Geiser said. “Dark hair, nice build, not too muscular are some qualities I like in a guy. I’m also crazy about green eyes,” junior Rhonda Szymanski said. “She should be about 105 lbs. and about 5’3” and have brownish blonde hair,” senior Tom Palinca stated. As with shopping, selecting a companion involves endless decisions. But unlike shopping it is often difficult to exchange your “item” for another more suitable one. On a scale of one to ten. A group of girls look at guys as they stand by their locker. No one is exempt from scrutinizing looks from the ledge. 15

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Check out those chicks the ledge a place for gossip, it also a common spot for guys to heck out prospective dates. ’ Not only Tying the knot. Unable to tie her own shoe due to her load of books, junior Kim Miller gladly accepts senior Tom Walters’ assistance. The search Is over. Built tall and thin with brown hair are the qualities junior Yolanda Holt obviously admires in junior Nick Kowalisyn.

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tha NO 03 » Dating, part of teen life The life of a teenager is as hard as it seems. With pimples, baby fat, and braces life is as unbearable as school. Along with these odius experiences a teenager must also suffer through the dating dumps. It is an inevitable period of existence suffered by all teenagers. From rejection to acception, life is a continuous turmoil of emotions. After proposing the question, not only does the boy experience the risk of refusal but since it is socially acceptable for a girl to do the asking she is also eligible for denial. After the process of asking is completed another more crucial decision presents itself. Where to go? With choices ranging from bowling to eating, the movies are always a sure success. As the night finally arrives, the dilemma of what to wear eventually faces both. As dresses become too dressy and suits become too formal, jeans remain comfortable. Eventually the preparations for the evening are concluded and instead of having the traditional door bell ring, the honk of the horn signals the dates arrival and his refusal to meet the “nosey” parents. She grabs her coat and darts out the door, hearing “Be in before midnight.” Slow dancing. With both arms around each other senior Shane Smith and sophomore Kelly Fisch move to the sound of the music machine at the Homecoming dance. An afternoon of bowling can be as enjoyable as an expensive night on the town. Seniors Mike Fortner and Sue Wharton find that just being together is fun. 16