Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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; ? i above: “SWING YOUR CORNER”-At the after-prom square dance, Jenni Johnson and Gary PoUng join hands. right: THE FONZ-Under hypnosis, Pat Kleeman believes he’s Fonzie after being convinced by Dr. Ross. 28 Prom “Shipwrecked in Paradise” was the welcoming theme at the Jr.-Sr. Prom on May 8. This was the first year that the prom had been on a Saturday. Dinner was catered by Hall’s Restaurant and Hypnotist, Dr. Irwin Ross followed with the entertainment. Volunteers were hypnotized and made to believe anything from being able to see through people’s clothes to talking in “Moon Talk”. At the close of his program, Lisa Rex performed as Cher, and Pat Kleeman was “The Fonz”. The group “Chapter 7” played a variety of songs for an hour’s worth of entertainment. The most popular tune was a polka which was played as a special request. Door prizes were given at the closing of the dance and a square dance followed at the Legion. “The Way We Were” was shown at the Gala and the prom concluded with a breakfast at the Eagles. SHIPWRECKED ON ISLAND PARADISE

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Little 500—Sunny weather ac¬ companied the annual “Little 500!” Sophomores started off by beating the Freshmen in soccer 2-0. The arm wrestling contest was a new event in the “ 500 ”. Mike Morsches won first place with Doug Shenk second. The team of Tim Bowman, Walt Rassel, Tim Lantz, zuid Tim Griffin, representing the track team, received first place trophies for winning the 40-lap bike race. Elaine Schurr reigned as queen and received six assorted roses. Dan Thiel was king as Lori Molargik and Susie Kock won the girls’ tricycle race. Tracey Johnson defended her title by winning the girls’ suet derby. Junior-Senior boys’ soc¬ cer game ended in a 0-0 tie. Pow¬ der Puff Football went to the Senior girls 8-6. Sophomore girls defeated Freshmen girls in Buck- Buck 43-33. Snow cones, lemonade, sand¬ wiches, hot dogs, brownies and cookies were for sale throughout the day from different classes. BIKE RACE HAS FIRST GIRLS’ TEAM above: PEDDLER-During the tricycle race Robin Jester comes in for an easy third place. left: BOTTOMS UP--Suet derby winner Tracy Johnson gulps down a carton of milk during the 500.

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left: THE REAL THING--At the square dance, sponsored by the American Legion, Chris Smith and Dennis Morris reach for Cokes, below: SECOND CHILDHOOD--Dr. Ross interviews the hypnotized students who think they’re four years old again. I ! I I left: ENJOYING ENTERTAINMENT-Stu- dents laugh at the stunts being pulled by the people that are hypnotized. I Prom 29