Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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left:STRETCH!--During the convo on yoga, Ed Schetter demonstrates a position before Dale Martin and Mike Hawkins try. left; QUIET PEASE--Pianis t Will Irvick asks the student body for silence so he may continue, above: SANTA’S REINDEER--Jeff Brooks and Dan Somers lead the Junior class in singing “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.” 5 3 Convos 19

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m below: LIKE THIS...--Showing the correct stance, Mark Lowoski gives the students insight into archery. below: ATTENTION GETTER-Singer and guitarist, Pete Carlson holds the attention of the student body, bottom: GIVE HIM A HAND-- Mr. Virgil Finchum and Lori Dirr get a few laughs while being interviewed by a member of Free Fare. ■ YOGA - THE MIND OVER THE BODY “First convocation a big suc¬ cess!’’ Pete Carlson, featured per¬ former for the Mousehole, played a guitar and sang folk songs in¬ cluding John Denver Hits. Free Fare, group of three, pre¬ sented a convocation of songs and skits including a portion of “The Johnny Carson Show’’. They also presented a concert open to the public. Ed Schetter presented yoga and exercise techniques at a yoga convocation. He stated that with yoga, the mind controls the body. Will Irvick presented Ragtime music and the meaning of ragtime. Due to complaints from all schools where Mr. Irvick performed, aU money was refunded to the Student Council for his performance. Mr. Mark Lowoski, demon¬ strated the professional way of archery. He showed and presented the different sizes, weights, and types of bows and arrows. 18 Convos

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below: LIGHT MY FIRE-Rita Kepple and Jeff Ransbottom relight their centerpiece candle, while they wait for the next dance, bottom: MINGLING-Between dances Anita Rahrig, Jerry Bowman, Pete Wade, Cindi Lash, Tim Wilcox, and Debbie Claxton take time out to socialize. FIRST OF A QUEEN MISS DEB WILEY The first OEA Queen was crowned at the Annual Semi-For¬ mal Dance on December 20. In order to qualify for t he running, a senior member had to earn 90 or more points. This year’s queen was Miss Deb Wiley. She received 6 red roses from the Garrett Greenhouse and a crown donated from Orts. The dance had a Walt Disney theme of ‘ ‘It’s Going To Be A Snow White Christmas”. All decorations, which consisted of a complete Disney scene. Snow White and the animals, and the 7 dwarfs, were hand-made by the OEA members. Tables were decorated with white table cloths with center pieces of fob-covered styrofoam with red and green candles. Entertainment was presented by the group ‘ ‘Dream Four”. Door prizes were given during the breaks of the band. AU prizes were donat¬ ed by community stores in Garrett. Finger sandwiches, snacks, and punch were served throughout the dance. AU profit from the dance went to pay hotel expenses for the members at State Contests. right: OEA QUEEN--At the annual OEA Semi- Formal, Deb Wiley shows her disbelief as she is crowned Miss OEA by Mrs. Kathy Boice. 20 Semi-Formal