Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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FRONT Mrs. Love, Sponsor. SECOND ROW — Kay Roebel, Laurie Reeves, Kathy Weimer, Debbie Snook, Jayne Thrush, Kim Strock, Pam Kinsey, Cheryl Custer. THIRD ROW — Karen Gentis, Debbie Hoeffel, Ruth Koehl, Karen Custer, Monica Van Zile, Mary -Jo Novy, Sharon Knechel, Helen Finn. FOURTH ROW — Kevin Custer, JoEllen Carper, Kris Kearns, Tom Novy, Frank Caprino, Susie Dapp, Becky Weller, Cathy Cobbs, Susan Hathaway, Kathie Reeves. FIFTH ROW — Frank Selke, David Spicer, Kevin Derrow, Dave Rench, Bob Dannenburg, Joyce Schultz, Mark Michael, Jo Ellen Owens, Humphrey Kearns, Randy Mellot, Susan Spicer. Latin Clubbers Carry on Old Roman Culture Leading the Latin Club in 1971 and 72 are President, Tom Novy; Vice President, Frank Caprino; Secretary, Becky Weller; Treasurer, Mark Michael; and Corresponding Secretary, Cathy Cobbs. The annual Roman Banquet and initiation of new members was held October 5th. Money-making projects included sales of Halloween candy and a dance March 24. The club also made a donation to the Winter Olympics. LEFT: President Tom Novy and Jody Witherspoon relax and enjoy the success of the dance. 24

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Claw Club Works to Improve the Environment FRONT ROW Cindy Treadwell, Valerie GrilTin, Janice Roberts, Jim Rodman. SECOND ROW Lisa Reed, Marsha Clad , Renee Rist. Calhy Getts, Greg Hicks, Joe Harmon, Bridget Waring, Betsy Babbitt. THIRD ROW— Diane Suter. Janet Walton, Denise Clady. Matt Ellert, Ken Haynes, Gene Schlotterback, Gary Poling, Sponsor Mr. Smith. The initials of the Claw Club stand for Clean Land, Air, and Water. It is composed of ecologically- minded seventh and eighth grade students whose purpose is to provide the cleanest possible environ- ment for the community of Garrett. Officers this year are president. Matt Ellert; vice-president, Joe Harmon; secretary-treasurer, Denise Clady; representa- tive, Janet Walton, and reporter, Renee Rist. Under their leadership the club sold Stop Pollution pins for a money-making project and presented a play about pollution on April 21. Members present a skit about conservation at the J.E. Ober aud- itorium on April 21. 23

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Spanish Club Has Christmas Fiesta Do tacos sound good to you? If you belonged to Spanish Club this year, you could have made your own. The members kept very busy this year. At their Christmas Fiesta they made their own Mexican food. Also at Christmas they put on a program for the people at the County Home. At one of the night meetings, Mr. Whitehead told of his experiences when he went to South America. The spring banquet was held in May. President Debbie Lampe leads election of next year ' s officers. LEFT ROW, TOP TO BOTTOW— Robin Lange. Connie Sigler. Debbie Lewis, Loren Dove. Gene Freeman. Bruce Engelhard. Kevin Malcolm. Carol Redmond. Geri Kleeman, Paula Gilliland. Debbie Lampe. MID- DLE ROW— Kathy Carteaux. Susi Rosenburg. Janice McCorkel. Don Dickson. Keith Anderson. Pat White. Debbie Diederich. Mary Reed. Karen Haffner. RIGHT ROW— Julie Somers. Jacque Black. Jody V itherspoon. Doug Johnston. Eric Jones. Jerry Shroads. Dave Benson. Carol Hall. Kalista Johnston. Rax na Enngelhard. Sponsor-Miss Hayes. The officers for this year are; Pres. -Debbie Lampe: WPres. -Karen Haffner; Sec. -Paula Gilliland: Treas.-Rayna Engelhard. The club s sponsor is Miss Haynes. 25