Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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ww. Al After half-time, the Chucks decide to show off their shoes. Working for Operation Life is an im- portant part of Thomas Miller's life. -i .Q Q? One of the many organizations Kris- ten Salsman volunteers her time to is the Putnam County Teen Center. Setting an example for students is blood donor volunteer Dan Layton. The Best Chimes Volunteers 23

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Vlusic Bring Out Whether it was David Lee Roth, Run-D.M.C., Bon Jovi, Paul Simon, Madonna, Huey Lewis and the News, or the Beastie Boys, music played an important part in many students' lives. We could call Paul Simon Al while Bon Jovi had us livin' on a pray- er. We were going crazy with David Lee Roth, but Huey Lewis told us it was hip to be square. 5 i il , 1 l li, l l l l lfflll llllll 2. ill l ll Q i 3 1 li l l l 4 z ' l S l 2 l i A l . li' l l ff' 5 'D ' sa in ' iz: hgl x qv Ill? f l l 31 8 . R y A a ' 'AW - r Jamming at the Spring Extravaganza is senior Wade Terry and David Pleiss. Entertaining the crowd during time- outs are members of the pep band Robb McCabe and Dave Pleiss. Eli The music scene centered around a number of groups at GHS. The first rap group was organized and consist- ed of Richard Weaver, Ron Woodall, Howard Bess and Paul Walters. lt pre- miered its all-original material as did the classic rock 'n roll group Spec- trum at the Spring Extravaganza. by Paul Walters 'K .5-fill : L may ,, Spending time in line for the Bon Jovi concert are juniors Michelle White, Sherith Pankratz and Tracy Ples- singer. Why a Volunteer? ul like to work with kids. -Sunday school teacher Katie Gretter lt's a good experience. When I go to college, l want to be a nurse. -Sarah Marchbanks I really like being a candy striper be- cause l get to help people. -Cindy Brewer l We got a chance to see what elec- tions were really about. -senior polls worker Terri Allee 'tn its

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Junior class president Mike Watts helps get Having fun on the job, Chad Remsburg and Kent Flint show off their bods while putting the candles on the tables. Putting together mosks given as prom favors are Jil Gossard and Carrie Nealon. You waited and waited for this day. All the planning, all the prepara- tion-either it all fits together now or everything goes wrong. Most people made it to the prom without any trou- ble. The day of prom, it helped to sleep late, if possible. The night coming up was promising to be tiring. Day's events included picking up bouten- niers and corsages, tanning, ironing andfor cleaning dressesfsuits, get- ting hair done and, finally, getting ready to go out to dinner. lf the spot you picked was out-of-town, the best bet was to leave around 4:00, de- pending on your destination. Couples who were spared any mishaps at din- ner made it back to town in time to change into tormals and make it to the prom by 9:00. by Sherith Pankratz Getting the streamers around the orchway was long and tedious, but Donna McCracken and Mollie McCallister eventually succeeded. 24 Prom things organized at decorating the night be fore the prom. me -