Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

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How much? Junior Tina Holt waits to pay for her lunch so she can go to her table and chat with her friends. Good lunch. Sophomore Brett Dimes munches on cheese curls while thinking about his next couple of classes. Lunch-29-

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A Where Do You Go? You are in your hour before lunch. Your stomach is making a lot of funny noises, with three minutes before the bell rings. You think you’re going to faint if you don ' t get to some food soon. Now there’s thirty sec- onds left, twenty .... ten. The bell rings and you dart from the room like a wild animal. Now you’re striding down the hall and smelling the delicious aroma of that great tasting lunch you couldn’t wait for. Now you ' re sitting at the favor- ite table with your best friends and that something you couldn’t wait for. Now that you’ve gotten the food in front of you that delicious aroma seems to have disappeared. Can ' t wait to dig in. Sophomore Mike Gilbert looks over his hot lunch before trying to consume it. Really? Senior A.J. Evanatz and junior Karen Kwasny relax and talk about their day so far during lunch. Your stomach says chow down, your eyes say no way Jose. You are now in the lunch room! That’s mostly what the stu- dents go through for those who stay at school. Then there are those lucky ones who borrow Mom ' s car to go out to McDon- ald’s or Burger King. There are also those who don ' t want to stay at school but don ' t have the money to go out. These are the people who go home for Mom’s chicken noodle soup. “My friends and I go out to McDonald’s. We go there to have fun and just to get away from the school. Sometimes we ' ll just stay at school and sit outside, says junior Laura Platz. -28-Lunch

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Success At Turnabout Excitement builds as the band takes their places on stage, the room darkens and a dense purple fog fills the air as the band. Fool ' s Heart, begins to play Purple Rain and Turnabout ' 85 has begun. Turnabout started at 7:00 p.m. Saturday, February 9 and was held at the Scherwood Club. Doors opened at 6:30 to allow votes to be cast and pictures started for the early comers. As the evening continued the votes were tallied and sophomores Amy Schmidt and Mark Halverson were announced as the Princess and Prince for Turnabout ' 85. Mike Marsh, Chris Martin, Jeff Ritter, Mike Steffan, Todd Zaicow, Dawn Brainbridge, Ann Hoffman, Julie Anne Rowe, Tammy Jovanovich, and Kire Volpe were the other court members. I was so surprised and really happy when I heard my name announced, said Amy Schmidt. I also thought Turnabout was a lot of fun,” Amy said. The music for the dance was well-liked by most of the students who attended Turnabout. The selection of songs were of a wide variety and all modern. Junior Connie Cassidy said, “Turnabout was a lot of fun and the band had good songs and a lot of different styles of music. After this Turnabout I will surely go again. I enjoyed Turnabout very much because it seemed like everyone enjoyed themselves a lot more this year as compared to last year and we had a really great band,” said junior Kelly Grede. Turnabout came to an end around 10:00 p.m. Many couples headed off in their formality to dine before returning home to hang up the gowns and suits until another year brings them out of the closet once again. Back row: Chris Martin, Jeff Ritter. Mark Halverson, Todd Zaicow, Mike Marsh, Mike Steffan. Front row: Tammy Jovanovich, Julie Anne Rowe, Amy Schmidt, Kire Volpe. Ann Hoffman, Dawn Bainbridge. -30Turnabout