Griffith High School - Reflector Yearbook (Griffith, IN)

Page 27 text:

adults. When girls were trying to make the choice of who to ask before Tournabout, some ran into trou- ble. The questions like Should I ask him because I like him, or ask someone else just as a friend? frequently After weeks maybe even months of preparation, the long awaited dance is finally over. Dresses and suits have been stashed away for some other dance another day. Boys and girls alike are trying to regain some of the bulge they had in their wallets before the big event. Students shouldn ' t feel emptiness now that Turnabout has gone though, be- cause they still have a piece of it they can always keep with them— memories. I had a great time at Turnabout this year. I think everyone had a good time, anyway. I ' m really go- ing to miss Turnabout, I always had a lot of fun, said senior Lori Hig- gins. Beth Archer, junior, comment- ed, I had a really great time at Turnabout. It was fun seeing my friends have a blast. Senior Lou Ann Spitz also liked seeing her friends, and said, I had an extremely fun time this year. I think it ' s so neat seeing all your good friends dressed up so nice. Everyone seemed to get along really well and were just having some fun. Lou Ann wasn ' t the only one who seemed to notice that every- body acted as adult as they looked. Officer Segally said, I thought ev- eryone was very well behaved and very under control. There were no problems and those are the kinds of dances I like to work. I ' d like to compliment the way people con- ducted themselves as young came up. Most solved their dilem- ma by choos- ing between a boyfriend or an ac- quaintance, depending on their preference. Junior Mary Palucki thinks, You have a better time when you go with someone you ' re going out with rather than if you just go with someone to be going. The annual crowning of the Tur- nabout Prince and Princess was also an exciting attraction. This year ' s court consisted of sopho- mores Drew Gavrilos, Craig Gall, Pat Murdock, Ken Herd, Brian Kretz, Tiffany Griffee, Laura Mag- lish, Liane Patricks, Charlotte Krooswyk, and Tammy Childers; the winners being Tiffany Griffee and Ken Herd. Students enjoy fun times, Griffee and Herd Reiyn at Gurnabout 1986 Paul Kleimola, Eric Schilling, Bob Lavin, John Rogowski and Bryan Barus, seniors entertain the crowd by getting on stage and help- ing the band sing their songs. Dancing to the beat. Seniors Lisa Barnard and Dawn Hankla dance the night away as they enjoy the eventful evening with their good friends. Turnabout — 23l

Page 26 text:

Royal Couple. Sophomores Tiffa- ny Griffee and Ken Herd share a slow dance in the spot- light after being named to the hon- or of prince and princess of Turna- bout 1986. While senior John Rogowski attempts to do the swim, Nelson Lick war, senior dons his necktie as a head- band, and joins Bry- an Barus senior in an imitation square dance. 122 — Turnabout Turnabout Court: Drew Gavrilos, Bri- an Kretz, Ken Herd, Pat Murdock, Craig Gall, Charlotte Krooswyk, Liane Patricks, Tiffany Griffee, Laura Mag- lish, Tammy Childers. May I have two i ju- nior Billy Stokes chooses a couple of drinks for him and his date while the band gets ready for another song. Hungry students are served cake and punch.

Page 28 text:

As he sorts sweet- o-grams, senior ]ohn Lynk shows off his new trend in hair styles that he started to boost team morale for the big game on Home- coming night. Keeping with the spirit. Junior Scott Hayes stands out from his fellow band members dur- ing a pep session to add in the spirit of the football team. Mohawk mania. Ju- nior Eric Fratter studies Mr. Thorn- ton ' s new hairstyle that is becoming a form of school spir- it for G.H.S. stu- dents who get up enough nerve to get the crazy cut. Checking things out, senior Dave Ruiz glances up from his homework to catch the looks he receives from students who pass by the ledge during lunchtime. 24— Mohawks