Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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iop--SWIMMING at the beach helps cool everyone off. middle left--EATING HIS FILL after his accident, Mike Morsches looks for a place to sit. left--MONKEY SKILLS are demonstrated by an unidentified monkey climbing a tree, above--BRUSHING OFF THE SAND, Deanna Bowmar picks herself up and heads back to the picnic area. Jr.-Sr. Picnic 21

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Picnic has good weather, food and swimming The Junior-Senior picnic got off to a good start with beautiful weather in the middle 80 ' s. As cars arrived, an impromptu football game started, Seniors vs. the Juniors. That game left one casualty, Mike Morsches getting clobbered by his own side. The game broke up to eat. Ham and soft drinks were supplied by the Senior class for the pot-luck meal. Afterwards the Junior girls played the Senior girls in football leaving Karen James as another casualty. Later some went to the beach to play frisbee and others went to get thrown in. ”1 thought it was fun to get thrown in!, ” said Dawn Mettert. Another football game started with the Senior boys vs. the Senior girls. The picnic ended with everyone against everyone for a soft ball game,” summed up Linda Wilcoxson. righi--MISSlNG BY A LONG SHOT, Susie Gingery strikes” up another one for the Senior class. below--LAKEWARD BOUND, the Junior girls push everyone in the lake. I I I 1

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“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” chosen for ’77 Prom theme ’’Somewhere Over the Rainbow, ” past a fountain, down the yellow brick road was the prom, May 7. The total effect of decorating left Paul Reffner ’’waiting for the munchkins to pop out. ” Dinner was catered by Halls, and later punch was served by Burger Chef. Entertainment was supplied by hypnotist. Dr. Morton Ford, who left his subjects very relaxed. ’’All I saw was his, (Matt Herzer’s) coat and shoes go flying. ’ ’ said Tim Lantz. Then came the band, ’’Nantucket.” Bob Petcoff ’’thought the band was neat. ’ ’ Susie Meyers ’’thought it was neat when everyone kicked off their shoes and fast danced. ’ ’ Afterwards, pictures were taken, and door prizes were given by local merchants. Students then hurried back for a square dance in the Ober Auditorium, with refreshments supplied by Burger Chef. ’’Phantom in Paradise” was shown for a dollar a person at the Gala. Beth Penland ’’thought the movie was gross.” Breakfast followed at the Eagles. Mrs. Carol Schlabach summed it up saying ”lt was the best prom we’ve had in years. ” K in si V Ml g 1 ( 4 , - 4 ® top right--MOON TALK, finds Matt Herzer explaining what the girls are like on the moon. above--NANTUCKET, the band, provided dancing and listening pleasure for the prom goers, middle right--SWING YOUR PARTNER is what Tom Wagner is doing with his partner Julie Manuel at the after-prom. right--BOOGEYING to the music is Rick McClish as the band plays Slow Ride” during the prom. 22 Prom