Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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DeKalb and Carroll games were chosen for the annual homecoming celebrations. On October 18 at half¬ time of the DeKalb football game eight girls competed for the title of football homecoming queen. The can¬ didates were freshmen Tammy Nier- man and Tammy Kelham, soph¬ omores Julie Englert and Nancy Fourman, juniors Judy Fourman and Mary Koehl, Seniors Peggy Sutton and Pam Ringler. The Girls were driven around the field once in a car decorated by their class, and got out in front of the Garrett bleachers. A trophy was given for best car decora¬ tions which the so ph omores recieved. Senior Peggy Sutton captured the title of Gridiron Queen. At the Paul Bateman Gym on De¬ cember 13 at halftime of the Carroll game Maureen Moran was crowned basketball homecoming queen. Three seniors competed and there was a court of three girls, one from each un¬ derclass grade. Garrett pulled through both of the homecoming games with victories. 12 Basketbal] Homecoming

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State Title is a Delightful First” For GHS II. roP I-KhT—At till- |) ' |) rall aflrr llu- Stall’ (.liaiiipii ii lii|i. (aiarli I)a r lain lakI• hi. ' turn to prai ' i’ lln- li’aiii. AH() K. — In tin- Mih-ziTii li’iiiiii’ralnri’ ' of llir Stall- lilh- aiiir I mill ( ti ' li’r. Mark Pfi’ffi’rknrii. Viiili Din k- M’li. anil Ki’iil Viiiiri’W ' liiiililli ' arouinl hii r hi’ati’r ' whirh liiii’ llir Kailmaili’r ' lirnrli. TOP RK.HT— rill’ ' I’orrhoaril iIih’MI I Hr. a ' It ' Inms till’ filial M ori’ wliilr fail ' IraM’ llir North kiiiix raiiii’. MIDDI.K KIOH I —.All iiii| o ihh ' la ' k. ' ' (ii’iir Kiiii’iihi ' i’r ami iiiaiiv ollirr ' in fTMii I’la. ' . ' i’. ' I’lrar llir firlil In hanil. Then ' oiilv oik thiiii: missitio in (iarrcU s liistorx to prevt’iil a hapjtv ct’iitfiinial (’(‘It ' liratiiiii. a state cham- [lioii.sliip for (i.H.S. Vi ell. on Noxeni- ber l. ' Stli. the eeleliration was eom- plete. The T-t hiothall team downeil North Knox to win the (dass State Football title. .Alter :oinir throtii:h the rejailar sea¬ son unscathed, (iarretl adxaneed into the Cla.ss A plav-off.s and came out with a 6-0 shutout of the Vi hiting Oil- ers ill the .semi-state game. Then they walked off with the state title hv spending the Vi arriors of North Knox. 2()-f). Juniors scored all the points in the plav-ofts. led hv Patil A ariaii with id [loints and followed hv Matt Ellert with 6 and Terr Diederieh .scored the remaining 2 |)oints. Vi hen school started on J ' hnrsdax. November 1 Jth. the da liefore the North Knox game, there were inches o( snow on the loothall field. Hut liv game time on Fridax the jiroh- lem was solved as students from studx halls and phvs. ed. worked all I liurs- da and Fridav and finalU cleared the field h hand. Stale Chanipiorishif) I 1

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Maureen and Peggy win the homecoming crowns. PAGE 12, TOP—At basketball bomecoming. Snow Queen Maureen Moran poses with her court. Freshman Sarah MaWty, escort Curt Cus¬ ter; Senior Theresa Schultz, escort Curt Ander¬ son; queen Maureen, escort Bob Flanagan: Se¬ nior Debbie Snook, escort Doug Johnston; Junior Sandy Kruger, escort Mitch McFann; Sophomore Sherrill Lewellyn, escort Bill Muz- zillo. BOTTOM—Captain Gary Shippy bestows a congratulatory kiss to Snow Queen Maureen Moran during halftime of the Garrett-Carroll game. PAGE 13, LEFT—Peggy Sutton reigns as football homecoming queen. RIGHT—Newly- crowned football homecoming queen Peggy Sutton reeieves a congratulatory kiss from co¬ captain Ron Blotkamp during halftime of the Garrett-DeKalb game. MIDDLE—Sophomore candidates Nancy Fourman and Julie Englert are all smiles as they ride down the field in Engine 77 driven by Dan Bradley. BOT¬ TOM—Representing the Sophomore class, Nancy Fourman and her escort Dan Somers re¬ ceive the trophy for best decorated car. Football Homecoming 13