Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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left: MISS GARRETT CANDIDATES- FRONT- ' Sheri Bock; Jenni Johnson; Linda Zeider; Lisa Rex; Sandy Kruger; Brenda Bergner; Cindy Picklesimer; Ann Muzzillo. BACK--Anita Rahrig; Nedra Janeseski; Queen Janet Walton; Sue Chesterman; Lori Dirr; Trish Dircksen; and Laura Creager. below left: LITTLE GIRL TALK-Candidate Sandy Kruger gives her talent presentation in the form of a skit. above: GOWN COMPETITION -Miss Dekalb contestant, Janet Walton, walks the length of the stage during the evening gown competition. left: PARADE RIDE--During the parade for the Auburn fair, first runner up for Miss Garrett, Laura Creager and escort Mark Ellert, smile at crowd. Miss DeKalb 13

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right: SHARED HAPPINESS--First runner- up for Miss DeKalb, Janet Walton, is congratulated by the other contestants. bottom: IN APPRECIATION-Anita Rahrig presents flowers to pageant director, Mrs. Pat Gilliland. JANET R UNNER-UP AT MISS DEKALB Miss Janet Walton was crowned at the Annual Miss Garrett Pageant. Laura Crager was first runner up. Three new organizations widened the competition to 15 girls instead of the traditional 12. They were: Garrett Fire Department, Haffner’s, and Lions Club. The girls competing were: Janet Walton, Laura Crager, Cindy Picklesimer, Ann MuzziUo, Nedra Januseski, Anita Rahrig, Lori Dhr, Brenda Bergner, Sandy Kruger, Sheri Bock, Sue Chester- man, Jenni Johnson, Lisa Rex, Linda Zeider, and Trish Dircksen. The girls practiced from 6:30 - 10:30 for one week to prepare themselves for Saturday night. Cindy Picklesimer was chosen talent winner with the singing of a medley, “It’s Almost Like Being In Love” and “I’m In Love With A Wonderful Guy. ’ ’ Janet Walton went on to win first runner up at the Miss DeKalb County Pageant held at the Auburn Fair with Miss Laurie Davis from Butler winning the crown. 12 Miss Garrett

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“Humbug” was the atmos¬ phere for the Senior Play “Mr. Scrooge”, held in the J.E. Ober Auditorium December 22 and 23. Eric Schurr portrayed Ebenezer Scrooge in a presentation of Charles Dicken’s “A Christmas Carol”. While watching Christmases past, present, and future Scrooge was supposed to cry. “I could get tears at every practice but when it came to the real thing I couldn’t do it,” said Eric. With the ha rd work of the cast, committees, and director Mr. Tim Albert, the play made more money than any other senior play. In appreciation for Mr. Albert and Eric Schurr’s dedication to the play, statues of Scrooge were presented to them at curtain call on Tuesday night from the members of the cast. I ' PLAY PROFIT AMOUNTS TO $229 above: BREATH TAKING-Practicingforthe party scene is fast moving for Kathy Getts and Ray Osteen while they do the Fastest Polka in the World. right: GHOSTLY VISIT--Scrooge receives a warning visit from his old friend Jacob Marley who comes to deliver the prophecy of other ghosts to come. 14 Senior Play