Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Before the curtain goes up Mr. Bockman gives one last work of confidence. GARRETT— DOGPATCH U.S.A.? Yokumberry Tonic — Kick-a-Poo Joy Juice? These things may sound strange to you but to DogPatchers they are very typical . The story of L ' il Abner revolves around Daisy Mae Scragg and Abner Yokum who try their best to save DogPatch from being bombed be- cause it is considered the most unnecessary place in the United States. p Marrin ' Sam, Rick Capin, tells DogPatchers of his talents as cupid. L ' il Abner returns to DogPatch. clJ FRONT ROW: Bruce Engelhard — Pappy Yokum, Lisa Engelhard — Mammy Yokum, Pat Casey — L ' il Abner, Sheila Lillie — Daisey Mae, Rich Lepley — Earthquake McGoon, Dave Kobiela — General Bullmoose, Rick Capin — Marrin ' Sam, Dan Miller — Senator Jack S. Phogbound. SECOND ROW: Rayna Engelhard, Tony Januseski, Bill Fetter, Rex Johnson, Dave Claxton, Todd Hamm, Randy Mellott, Marilyn Mavity, Bill Pfefferkorn. THIRD ROW: Ken Harmon, Debbie McCullough, Jean Cozier, Colleen Muldary, Mary Clark, Kim Shumway, Leslie Wise, Mike Barcus, Debbie Shipman, Ron DeCrasse. FOURTH ROW: Nate Panning, Janice McCorkel, Kathy Spicer, Jacque Black, Barb Tustison, Marilyn Miller, Diane Died- erich, Cindy Picklesimer, Laurin Fike, Steve Wilmot. FIFTH ROW: Judy Brinkerhoff, Marisa Kennedy.

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Classtime The Bell IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY AT CHS Long lunch lines and crowded halls are only a few of the things students must contend with every day. Lockers that jam, being late to class, and tests are some other parts of school that make our days seem to have a great re- semblance to each other. Without these little everyday things school would not be the same and that would take half the fun out of it. Students enjoy their lunch listening to the juke box. New a la carte line gives students two choices. i i Bfcii kR 1i 1 v P r . B fl 1

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AD ROMAM CUM AMORE MAKES THE PROM SCENE Choosing the Roman scene, the junior class gave graduating seniors -a night to remember with the swinging sound of ' The Factory ' , a rock group. A buffet replaced the banquet while guests were entertained by Rody, the Campus Life magician. This year the square dance part of the all- night party was held in the big gym among the Roman gardens. Following movies and breakfast at the Eagles, students went to the lake to finalize prom weekend. Dancing, singing, and snacking students surround the foun- tain centerpiece of this Roman-style prom. 1