Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Mary Joan Novy Chosen Gridiron Queen | Mary Joan Novy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Novy, was named football homecoming queen for the 1974 season. Mary Jo, aS senior, was presented with a bouquet of roses and a kiss from Wayne Rowe, co-captain of the Railroaders football team. The event, sponsored by the GHS student council, featured a decorated car from each senior high class. The sophomore car won the title of best float, for which they received a trophy. i Mistress of Ceremonies was stu- dent council member, Marilyn Miller. Two representatives from each class were selected by the football team members. Each representative was eligible for becoming queen. The homecom- | ing queen was elected by the stu- dent body. ee rn UPPER RIGHT, Sr. Mary Joan Novy reigns as 1974 Football Homecoming Queen. MIDDLE LEFT, Soph. Jenny Johnson and Gary Haffner accept the trophy for best float. LOWER LEFT, Capt. Wayne Rowe congratulates the queen. MIDDLE RIGHT, L.-R. Cindy Casselman, Trish Dirkson, Pam Kinsey, Carol Hall, Queen Mary Jo Novy, Jayne Thrush, Jenny John- son, and Judy Woodruff. football homecoming 11

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'74 Convocations Present a Variety The GHS Student Council spon- sored convocations which fea- tured various forms of enter- tainment. These convocations in- cluded a professional whistler, a vocalist, a preview of the senior play, ‘‘Diary of Anne Frank,” a preview of all school production “Gypsy,’’ a campus life singing group, and a family of gymnasts. A special convocation featuring Birch Bayh was held for juniors and seniors. The Indiana Senator spoke to attentive students on crucial matters such as the en- ergy crisis, impeachment, and abortion. On March 22, a night convocation was sponsored by the Council. It featured hypno- tist, Dr. Irwin Ross, who took audience volunteers and per- formed various feats. All profit was used to better the student lounge. UPPER, Sonnie Burton sings to blushing Miss Simmons as Gary Crabill and Bob Dannenberg look amusedly on. MIDDLE LEFT, Neal Esselburn seems to enjoy vocalist Chuck Bisset’s jokes. MIDDLE RIGHT, Sonnie Burton joyfully sings to the audience. LOWER LEFT, Joe Harmon wonders what the convocation coming up will be like. LOWER RIGHT, The Cam- pus Life group sings out strong on their final number. 10 convocations

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“| Believe People Are Basically Good.” “They got it together.’’ Sen- iors made a group effort to pre- sent their play, ‘‘The Diary of Anne Frank’’. The cast gave in- spired performances with no ex- ceptions. The set crew, Connie Sigler, Jody Witherspoon, Linda Rist, Mary Reed, and Jayne Tetz- | laff made the changes smoothly. Diane Cousino immensely aided the cast with her services of cos- tumes. Sound effects and light- ing were deftly handled by Bob Dannenberg, Steve Zeider, Frank Sellke, and Pat Whyte. Sets were made by Carol Redmond, Bob Kahlke, and Jerry Bowman un- der the advisement of Thomas Bartel. Student director, Jacque Black, deserved much praise. Di- rector, Kathy Rowe, told the audi- ence on closing night that she had never worked with such a cooperative group. 12 senior play