Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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' 1948 Through the years .... Student life has always been part of GHS. 1948—Mrs. Faulstick selling supplies in the old bookstore. 1948—Standing in the cold, the juniors sell pop at the football game. 1948—Autumn Shadows present ' The Barber Shop Quartet.” 1956—Dorothy Crow. Frank Mossberger and Donna Crow, head-table servers with Prom co- chairmen, Stephen Gaw and Johanna Heinzerling. 1964—Natalie Bair places the Miss Dekalb Countv crown on Miss GHS Marilee Hughes, th first girl from Garrett to win. ST9BIIT FI 4 Student Life Dividei

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Jamie and Pam win Miss DeKalb, Garrett titles At the annual Miss Garrett Pageant, held in the J.E. Oher Auditorium, Pam Kinsey was crowned Miss Garrett and Jamie Wise was the first runner- up. Both girls then went on to the Miss DeKalb County Pageant where Jamie was crowned Miss DeKalb Representing local organizations, 12 girls competed in the Miss Garrett Pageant. They were Beckie Dennison, Carrie Custer, Cathy Bumiston, Becky Smith, Sheila King, Pam Ringler, Jamie Wise, Pam Kinsey, Theresa Schultz, Maureen Moran, Laurie Reeves, and Bobbie Finn. The judges were Cyndi Stebing, Marsha Cook, and Lincoln Record. I never laughed so much in one week in my whole life,” was one com¬ ment heard from Laurie Reeves. The girls practiced from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for a whole week in preparation for the Pageant. Each girl, also, had to write an autobiography about herself for the judges. Besides the autobiogra¬ phy, each girl was judged on a talent presentation, poise, beauty, and for the first time a bathing suit com¬ petition was added to the Saturday night program. Becky Smith was judged the talent winner with her tap dancing presentation. ? j 6 Miss Garrett