Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Working through the year to make the yearbook a success were: Ginny Leech, Connie Kolbe, as¬ sistant editors; Tom Bald¬ win, editor-in-chief; Mr. Richardson, advisor; and Sandy Pfierman, typist. Headlines and Part of the Aeolian staff is: Dianne Wetoskey, Sen¬ ior Editor; Cindy Schaab, Business Manager; Karen Shenk, Pat Shafer, Academic Editors; Mary Smith, Karen Helf, Underclass Editors; and Becky Teders, Senior Editor. Long before school took up the Aeolian staff was hard at work. Long hours were spent making schedules for pictures, drawing up final copy, and meeting deadlines . Last minute work kept the editors and typists busy long after other students had left for home. But writing the book was fun. Looking over parts of the completed book are: Carolyn Fleet, Organization Editor; Jim Binz, Kathy Mulligan, Faculty Editors; John Kelley, Eric Bickel, Sports Editors; and Kathy Buckles, Organization Editor. Members of the business staff are: SEATED—Sher¬ rill Terry, Jackie Toothman, Marilyn Payton. STANDING--Marjorie Carnahan, Harriett Malcolm, Martha Swank, Beverly Thomson, Linda Tate, Sandra Nodine, and Pat Bartles. 28

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Outlining the schedule for GAA are: SEATED, Becky Steward, president; STANDING, Susie Hipskind, treasurer; Becky Teders, secretary; and Sheri Mil¬ ler, vice-president. Fighting Femininity All eyes are on the ball as members of Coimie Kolbe ' s team contemplate their return volley. 27 Becky Teders springs in a serve as Kathy Mulli¬ gan andLaDonna Ringler look on. Being the main athletic organization for girls, the Girls ' Athletic Associa¬ tion draws many spirited members. The two main sports are basketball and volleyball. Teams are chosen by the captains, and they compete in a round robin type of tourney. After the two sports are completed, a banquet is held in potluck style. Awards are given to the winning teams, the best sport, and the high scorer. Miss Lewis puts much effort toward making the club a success. Jenny Kelham ' s team, composed of Wava Maggert, Jenny Kelham, Elaine Denes, Mary Lepley, Paula Livergood, Janos Ra- trie, and Sherry Bertsch, shout for victory.

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Outlining plans for the next deadline are: SEATED —Doug Fraze, sports editor; Karen Wade, editor-in- chief. STANDING--Marcia Tharpe, feature editor; Betty Muzzillo, asst, feature editor; Becky Steward and Kenny Barry, assistant editors; Mrs. Richardson, advisor. Planning the subscription drive are: Sheri Miller, production manager; Esther Warstler, business manager; Sherry Hunter, Advertising manager; Diaime Wetoskey, circulation manager; Becky Teders, exchange manager; and Kay Reed, as¬ sistant advertising manager. Deadlines Keep Us Busy Beginning the year with a fresh slate consisting of new reporters, green edi¬ tors and naanagers, a new list of adver¬ tisers, and a new printer, the Maroon and Blue Streamliner was promptly dis¬ tributed the first day of the school year. Highlighting the year was the Christ- Preparing their stories for the next issue are re¬ porters Polly VanZile, Roger Noel, Larry Barn¬ hart, and Tom Wheeler. mas edition. The picture for the front page was designed by senior Dave Hel- bert and was transmitted by means of silk screening. Staff members along with Mr. Joel Plum donated their time and efforts to that piece of art. Becky Steward assists Mr. Plum with the silk screen in making the Christmas newspapers as Doug Fraze watches. 29