Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Stairway to Heaven’ leads guests from reality Stairway to Heavon was tho theiiK of tlio annual Junior-Senior prom, (iouple.s entered a tunnel deco¬ rated with skyline and star paper fjiv- inp the effect of going toward heaven. The auditorium had murals of roman statues on both side walls and the rest in star paper. The ceiling was a ma.ss of blue and silver streamers with a sil¬ ver glittered chandelier in the center. A huge sign welcoming the seniors was on the stage. The rest of the stage and the curtains were decorated with dif¬ ferent sized stars. In one corner by the stage was a golden stairway with white angelhair flowing d«)wn it and different sized gold stars. In the other corner were big white pillars. On both sides of the entering door were white pillars and next to them white fancy gates. A fountain spraying blue water up was on the dancing floor at the front. Tlie tables had white table clothes on them with light blue angelhair down the center and darker blue candles. The band that played was Stargate. Other entertainment was Dr. Irwin Ross, a hypnotist. Dinner was a smor¬ gasbord catered by the .A. After the prom a square dance was held at the American Legion. The movie Spys was shown at the Gala after the square dance. Last was a breakfast at the Eagles. Everything was donated for the after prom events but tbe Junior class had to pay for the movie. Committees for the prom were. Ta¬ bles—Anita Rabrig; Entrance—Dave Fergusen. Matt Ellert; Elks Eagles— Sandy Kruger; Aud. Decorations— alt Rassel and Elaine Schurr; Theme—Debbie McDaniel: Entertain¬ ment—Janet Dalton; Invitations—Tim Bowman; Dinner—Jude Fourman; Programs—Trish Dircksen: Overall Cbairmen—Rich Ginery. Eric Schurr and Tim Smith. Prom 17

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Pg. 16 UPPER LEFT—Being shown the sad¬ dest movie in your life Ls a tearful experience for l ura Crager and Joe Kobiela. I PPER RIGHT—Boh Ewing entertains the audience with a hypnotic Elvis Preslev, ABOVE — STARGATE entertains with some down-to- home Boogv. LO F R RIGHT—Getting a laugh out of Dr. Ross are Chris Davis and Di¬ ana Mansfield. Pg. IT UPPER—Tim Bowman seems to be enjoying a dance with his date. Jamie Wise. MIDDLE—Steve Dalton. Terrv Sproat and Bob Ewing listen for instructions from Dr. Ross. LO ER—Discussing the eve¬ ning are Joe Harmon and date Martha Bonkoski. 16 Prom

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I 18 For the first time in three years, sunny weather accompanied the an¬ nual Little 500” on May 2. The stu¬ dents were dismissed at 12:30 to re¬ port to the football field area. The 500” officially opened with the Sophomores beating the Freshmen in Soccer, 4-1. In the Junior-Senior Soc¬ cer, the Seniors defeated the Juniors; 2 - 0 . Girls Junior-Senior football game went to the Seniors by defeating the Juniors 7-0. Freshmen and Soph¬ omores played buck-buck at half time of the football game with the Soph¬ omores winning, 82-11. In the boys Senior High bike race, two teams crossed the finish line to end the race in a tie. It was decided to flip a coin for the determination of the winning team. The winners were; Walt Rassel, Tim Bowman, Dale Mar¬ tin, and Ray Osteen. The other team was Jeff Bartels, Tim Griffin, Todd Custer, and Tim Lantz. The Senior High girls suet derby was won by Tracey Johnson. The Ju¬ nior High derby was won by Kelly Hicks. Tug-of-War was won by the 7th grade defeating the 8th. The 7th grade also defeated the 8th in Volleyball; 3 games to 2. Money making projects were as fol¬ lows: Sophomores—Snow cones; Band—French Fries; Student Coun¬ cil-Candy; O.E.A.—Pickles, Pepsi, and Pizza; Cheerleaders—Popcorn; Spanish Club—Tacos; National Span¬ ish Honor Society—Bunellos.