Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Sete “GARRETT HIGH SCHOOL GARRETT, INDIANA VOLUME 62 YN © Z Z aa QO. O. a0 DeKALB COUNTY FAIR Cindy Steward, Stacy Harter, and Dean Pickle- seimer groove to the beat of the 50’s during swing choir competition at the fair. Steve “Stork” Griffin does his Fonzie imitation on 50’s day. TAMMI PIETY AND KELLI | KINSEY PARTICIPATE IN MISS DEKALB Kelli Kinsey smiles anxiously during the parade before the Miss Dekalb pageant. =F Te . . oe Tammy Piety performs her talent during the Miss Dekalb pageant. ‘ The new Miss Dekalb County reigns with her court. Tammy Nierman, Miss Northeast, congratulates Tammi Piety after the Miss Garrett Pageant. } 4 thin (= GREG CASEY AND LYNN DIEDERICH CROWNED KING AND QUEEN = . ea be ios 2 Above — Lynn Diederich and Greg Casey, newly crowned Homecoming Queen and King, receive congratulatory kisses from Tim Vanderbosch and Karen Dircksen. Right — Sophomores Beth Bowmar and Lin- da Scott ride past fans at the Homecoming football game in the winning car. Below — Homecoming Queen Lynn Dieder- ich sits with Homecoming King Greg Casey to watch the rest of the football game. Below right — The Homecoming Queen and King and their court watch the remaining minutes of the football game. Left to Right: Chris McIntosh, Rob Bandy, Beth Bowmar, Willic Rowe, Jodi Piety, Mike Nastally, Lynn Diederich, Greg Casey, Patty Schultz, Dave Corrnel, Joni Feagler, Linda Scott, Mike Delauder, Wendy Maggert and Gerald Kline. 10 BASKETBALL KING AND QUEEN CRAIG MOSSBURGER AND DENISE THEIL The 1978-79 King and Queen, and their court. Freshmen Candidates: Lena Sorenson and Gerald Kline, Sophomore Candidates: Lisa Lepley and Andy Hall, Junior Candidates: Deanna DeGrasse and Richard Olsen, Senior Candidates: Karen Dircksen, Harry Yarian, Gale Scott, and Karl Custer. King: Craig Mossberger escorts his beau- tiful Queen; Denise Thiel. Co-captain Jed Feagler awards Denise a congratula- tory kiss. Craig gets awarded a congratulatory kiss from Nina Sorenson, TGR hy FACES GO PLACES Upper Left: Senior Jed Feagler stands on the sidelines after injuring his ankle. Lower Left: Jeff Schendel and Tony Surfus dis- cuss homework before a game later that evening, as Danny Ressler looks on. Upper Right: Anxious to get their class rings, Beth VanZile, Jeff Schendel, Linda Walker, and Tom Newbauwer study the display case. Lower Right: Tonya Gradeless studies something other than her books. Upper Left: Judy Barry and Mike Nastally find German Class exhaust- ing after a hard day at school. Upper Right: Greg Casey take s a break to pose for the camera after a messy day at the building trades house. Lower Right: Although hampered by crutches, Missy Van Ort has no trouble in typing class. be Applying makeup to faces. Kyle Flesher lectures the Pharisees. Katie Kilgore refuses justification. ” Guys go crazy when Jody Chisholm sings “Turn Back O Man 15 ONKEY RENTED FOR “INHERIT HE WIND” Beth Van Zile as Melinda exclaims “It’s the devil!” When Honorable judge Jodi Chisho lm listens as Keith Flesher, she first sees defense attorney Henry Drummond played defense attorney talks to Sandy Souder. by Keith Flesher. | 16 | j Jeff Lyon helps keep the beat during the “Burn ithe Baron” ] 4 Eric Dircksen displays his Junior Music Placque awarded to him by the Tri Kappa Mary Gingery and Mike Bowmar nervously await the starting of the Christmas concert Pep Band Front Row: Tony Garn, Brenda Palmer, Cindy Bartels, Shari Fry, Nan Waring, Bettina Yingling, David Manuel Row 2: Janene Heupel, Jackie Ruger, Laura Sowles, Michelle Koskie, Susan Dennisen Row 3: Mr. Silden, Jody Simcox, Janice Sigler, Scott Wilcoxson, Ernie Dennisen, Eric Dircksen, Blinda Leffel Row 4: Jeff Lyons, Terry Curtland, Jeff Jackson, Mary Gingery, Ed Jarrett Row 5: Diana Cordray, Kurt Flesher, Neal Parker, Mark Englert, Gary Hewes Back Row: Paul Garn, Brad Forker, Tim Griffin, Steve Lepard, Scott Davis, Mike Jarrett 17 Doug Gilliland and Linda Scott Trey Lantz and Chris McIntosh Jeff Cox and Linda Walker Chris Hoeffel and Cyndy Sparks Todd Vanderbosch and Joni Feagler Kraig Kelham and Tammy Maggert bWisicd 18 FORMAL Ron Conrad and Beth Cattell Paul Ewing and Judy Barry n ao enema, | i |] | | Tim Herzer and Lisa Lepley Mark Bowman and Beth Van Zile Tony Navarro and Kim Nierman Richard Furnish and Lori Shull 19 JUNIORS CHOOSE “LOST IN PARADISE” AS THEME alk. Above: Dave Pence, Suzi Bickel, Kim Getts, and Jeff Thompson talk before dinner. Left: Janice Witherspoon and Rick Pardee 20 Left: Sandy De Konick and Ralph Baker. Below: Terry Graham and Connie Langfeldt. Lower Left: Lori Shull And Dick Furnish. LIBRARY MOVED TO CONCESSION STAND Jodi Piety and Kim Nierman experiment during Chemistry. Tony Navarro and Martha discuss today’s lunch. 22 THESE ARE OUR CLASSES The varsity basketball players and varsity cheerleaders proudly stand with their parents during Parents Night. The Poms-Pon girls show their stuff. Linda Walker and Karen Conkle enjoy theirselves during a routine for football. 24 __—— 25 Top left: Kim Nierman and Judy Barry initiate Ernie Davis into German Club. Middle left: The Junior Class shows their spirit. Bottom left: Student Council members Beth Van Zile, Terri Morr, Joyce Bandy, and Tim Herzer work on candy sales. Top right: Photographer Lisa Lepley takes a pic- ture of herself. TEACHERS SHOW SPIRIT AT PEP SESSION bs eaeae % ’ 2 t s Mr. Giegold leads a cheer for the mighty Rail- Miss Eldridge and Mr. Johnston give each other “five” before the pep session. roaders. 26 = ————————— = Se The seniors yell as Tammi Piety fixes the tape recorder for the Disco Inferno pep session. Tammi Piety watches as Pep Club passes Missy Van Ort down the line during the “support your team” pep session: ae ee ee 27 ENTERTAINING PEP SESSIONS! ‘od Feagler, Doug Gilliland and Craig Hutton show their spirit by dressing up as professional wrestlers and put on an act no one will forget. Mr. Johnston shows what a cheerleader really should be. ; =| ae ah oe Jodi Piety, Linda Scott, Kim Nierman, and Tonya Gradeless serenade Gregg Grubb to the 50’s song “Twist and Shout” Seniors stand up during school song at pep session. Hugging cach other proudly Craig Hutton and Jed Feagler win their match against all the other Sectional Teams during a pep session. 28 NEW CHEERLEADERS AND TEAM! Mr. Gibson improves his bustline by waving his arms back and forth on a very strenuous cheer. Mr. Johnston, Mr. Giegold, and Mr. Pegilow bump their hips together to get the team Rowdie!!! Miss Eldridge listens on to the instructions given by fellow members of the football squad. Che cheerleaders do their stuff by showing what they’d be if they weren’t cheerleaders. 29 CONSTRUCTION AT ITS PEAK - - — 30 No matter what the weather, the construction work- ers still continue to raise dust, make noise, and create hazards in our school system. eT Best See a ACADEMICS OUTSTANDING VOCAL MUSIC! Row 5 Tim Jones, Rick Zolman, Robb Bandy, Jeff Thompson, Dan Ressler, Dewe Susan Dudash, Michelle Bauman. Row 3 Susan Denes, Pat Millet, Karen Hardi Cheryl Wisel, Cyndy Sparks, Linda Walker, Lori Graham Row | Judy Barry, Collen Koskie, Tracie Yar Dircksen. y Delong. Row 4 Miss Buttermore, Tonyua Sechler, Laura Wagner ng, Katrina Wagner, Judy Boyd. Row 2 Harold Kline, Todd Piety, ’ ian, Tim Herzer, Jodi Chisholm, Krista Our choir got off to a slow start, looking for a new director. After find- ing Miss Buttermore they were jet propelled. They were well received every- where they sang. Row 7 Miss Buttermore. Row 6 Steve Griffin, Pat Cottrel, Tim Griffin. Row 5 Horald Kline, Jodi Kleeman, Lisa Molargik, Jeff Thompson. Row 4 Janice Witherspoon, Bettina Yingling, Kim Getts, Tammi Piety, Tracie Yarian. Row 3 Diane Cordray, Linda Walker, Jami Knott, Cindy Steward, Robin Koble, Pat Millet. Row 2 Katie Kilgore, Stacy Harter, Kyle Flesher, Todd Piety, Suzie Bickel, Susan Dudash. Row | Thad Smith, Jim Neeley, Jeff Lyon, Brad Forker, Dennis Omspacher. ‘4 =iietee ee - Seo ee eune ae?) i Row 6 Willis Rowe, Henry Albright, Steve Pepple, Chuck La Turner. Row 5 Miss Buttermore, Debbie Hathaway, Tawny Curtland, Tina High, Sab Shurr. Row 4 Jodi Kleeman, Brenda Smith, Al- thea Peters, Trisha Sechler. Row 3 Sheri Helmick, Beth Lindabury, Geraldine Hammond, Tina Emenhiser. Row 2 Nan- cy Watt, Marsha Haffner, Linda Shull, Tammy Chittenden. Row | Connie He- bert, Angie Lehman, Kathy Putt, Jenny Christlieb. Dean Pickelsimer, Brad Forker and Cindy Stewart sing in county-wide competition. Y acl = — eo Compliments of MOSSBERG | HUBBARD Division of Wanskuck Company East Quincy Second Streets, Garrett, Ind. 46738 54 Front row: Doug LaLone, photographer Mark McCartney, sentinel; Ralph Baker, vice-president; Kenny Thrush, president; Tom Yarde, sec- retary; Andy Hall, treasurer; Wendy Goldie, reporter; Richard Waring. Row 2: Jim McDaniel, Debbie Reed, Dave Cordray, Chris Chisholm, Mark McCartney, Ray Burniston, Jeff Thrush, Terry Yarde. Row 3: Advisor Mr. Andy Giegold, Brent Ruger, Jeff Bauman, Joe Chisholm, 55 SS a me. are ¥ it Vanessa Sipe, Jackie Ruger, Bob Maloney, Bill Fry. Row 4: Brenda Malcolm, Michelle Koskie, Nan Waring, Robin Hixon, Jeff Wright, Denny Goble, Chris Gall. Row 5: Mike Harding, Jim Hixon, Bryon Salyer, Dan Miller, Mike Brandt, Donna Reed. Row 6: Jim Arington, Dave Kimmel, Rick Frost, Karen Ously, Connie Hebert, Tina High. 56 The Pepiest Pep Band. Mary Gingery on the trumpet. Tim Griffin at his best. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT ) Flag girls: Lisa Warstler, Tammy Thomas, Brenda Palmer, Jody Simcox, and Janice Sigler. Band practicing before graduation. 3 } } Mr. Silden takes a bow at the concert. Variety, Color, Sound, Excitement, Envolve- ment. Boy, do we have a dynamite band pro- gram! It doesn’t take many words, to say — Good Job! Trombone players 58 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION A well attended and popular OEA activity, THE BASKETBALL BREAKFAST. first row: Janice Witherspoon, Penny Griffin, Loretta Davis, Sandy DeKonick, Pam Hollinger, second row: Mrs. Barnes, Cheech McBride, Kim Griffith, Ginger Helbert, Patty Shultz, third row: Joyce Bandy, Becky Thrush, Jami Knott, Lori Ashenfelter, Connie Langfeldt, fourth row: Joni Feagler, Lisa Warstler, Janene Heupel, Jackie Ruger, Tonya Seckler. OEA began this years series of events for the school by sponsoring the annual ““Semi-Formal”. This year’s queen was Penny Griffen. Prior to the sectionals, OEA hosted a breakfast for the basket- ball team and the cheerleaders. The event that brought this year to a close was the OEA Superstars competition in which the teachers, merchants, and each of the classes competed. This years superstar victory went to the Sen- iors. The breakfast was a lot ABOVE: the businesslike OEA room. RIGHT: OEA, superstar action. of work but we finally got to eat. THESPIANS Front row: Elaine Baidinger, Jody Kleeman, Deb Myers, Katie Kilgore, Janice Witherspoon, Karen McFann, Elise Winans. Row two: Tammy Ruger, June Gordon, Keith Flesher, Patty Smith, Tammy Ort, Nina Sorenson, Ray Perry, Diane Cordray. Row three: Jodi Chisholm, Ken 60 Shafer, Kyle Flesher, Chuck LaTurner, Brent Ferguson. Row four: Beth Van Zile, Judy Barry, Susan Dudash, Jeff Lyons, Ron Wilcoxson, Laura Sowles, Steve Griffin. Row five: Lisa Lapley, Tim Herzer, Kurt Flesher, Mr. Chas. Miller, Jennifer Ferry, Robin Malcolm, Mary Ginery. FORENSICS Front row: Thad Smith, Jodi Chisholm, Susan Dudash, Jennifer Ferry, Chas. Miller, Brent Ferguson, Keith Flesher, Steve Griffin, Mary Gin- Robin Malcolm, Diane Cordray. Middle Row: Jeff Lyons, Ken Shafer, gery, Ron Wilcoxson, Kyle Flesher. Kurt Flesher, Laura Sowles, Nina Sorensen, Deb Myers. Back row: Mr. 61 AAT) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY waa First Row: Mike Rist, Sandy Dekoninck (sec.) Lorraine Tell er (T.), Sun Sandy S. Emily Smith, Mrs. Eldridge Fle Bard (P), Mary Zider (V.P.), Dan Nuttle Fourth Row: Jodi Piety, Beth Hollinger, Karen Conkle, Brad Forker, Second Row: Tammi Piety, Craig Hutton, Tim Brennan, Karen Mcfann, Wendy Goldie, Tony Garn, Connie Langfeldt Terry G. Fifth Row: Tammy Maggert, Crys Clark, Kim Nierman, Eric Dirksen, Third Row: Mary Gingery, Diane Cordray, Terri Morr, Kim Griffith, Wayne Malcolm Jr., Tony Lehman 62 STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom: Wendy Maggert, Rob Bandy, Beth Van- Zile Middle: Joyce Bandy, Mary Zider, Tammy Ruger (sec.) Nina Sorenson, Katie Kilgore Top: Mr. Novy (sponsor) Tammy Maggert, (v.p.) Terry Morr (p.), Tim Herzer (tres.), Mr. Johnston (spon.) 63 SI. HABLA ESPANOL Front row: Stacy Harter,Lori Letezia, Ron Conrad, Jean Simon. Middle row: Jodi McMillian, Lori Davis, Beth Bowmar, Wendy Maggert, Tonya Gradeless. Back row: Mrs. Wallace, Susan Dudash, Kelli Wilhelm, Jeanette Whitlock, Beth Van Zile, Missy Van Ort, Kathy Wegman. Dave Nordstrom, Jenny Rasao and Tony Navarro display their cake. Front row: Tonya Gradeless, Beth Van Zile, Jodi McMillian, Stacy Harter, Middle row: Wendy Maggert, Beth Bowmar, Susan Dudash, Missy Van Ort. Back row: Ron Conrad, Deanne DeGrasse, Mrs. Wal- lace. 64 DEUTSCH IST WUNDERBAR! Front row: Herr Surfus, Doug Kramer, Lori Shull, Janice Sigler, Jody Simcox, Lisa Lepley. Second row: The German Club Bake sale was a Katrina Wagner, Kim Nierman, Crys Clark, Sun Ae Bard, Deb Myers, Tony Navarro, John Jakway, Karen success. Conkle, Judy Barry, Becky Thrush, Mark Bowman, Kathy Hutton. Third row: Janene Heupel, Shari Fry, Tammi Hans, Lena Sorensen, Linda Shull. Fourth row: Kathy Wegman, Jeanette Hunter, Laura Wagner, Marsha Haffner, Dawn Wappes. The German Club celebrate Octoberfest. 65 LETTERMANS BUTTON SALES Front Row: Jeff Rowe, Craig Mossberger, Nate Hoeffel, Craig Hutton, Ray Perry, Kraig Kelham. Row 2: Mr. Ewing, Terry Pence, Terry Graham, Gregg f Grubb, Carson Sparks, Kyle Flesher, Ron Conrad. | Row 3: Mr. Pegelow, Rick Yarian, Willis Rowe, Lori Ashenfelter, Connie Langfelt, Missy Van Ort, Tracy Yar- ian, Chuck Derrow. Row 4: Steve Griffin, Karen Dircksen, Gale Scott, Lynn Diedrich, June Gordon, Lori Vanderbosch, Tammi Piety, Andy Herzer, Brenda Malcolm. Row 5: Kim Velpel, Kim Neirman, Joni Feagler. Advisors: Mr. Robert Ewing and Mr. Tom Pegelow Officers: Craig Hutton, Pres.; Nate Hoeffel, Vice Pres.; Craig Mossberger, Sec.; Paul Ewing, Treas.; Ray Perry, Sargeant of Arms. The lettermen began this year with a new addition. This was the first year girls have been in the club, and, according to Mr. Ewing, each helped considerably. Among the activities of the lettermen is the car wash, WMEE basketball game, faculty-lettermen basketball game, bakesale, and the annual FCA-lettermen’s hayride. The hayride had a few problems. First, the leaders got lost, then an engine of one of the tractors blew. As if that wasn’t enough, a girl got sick, a wagon had a flat tire, and the movie that followed got started two hours late. 66 FCA BIG SUCCESS AT PEP SESSIONS ae This year under the leadership of Mr. Richard Boyd, FCA organized the following: a hay ride, Christmas caroling for the elderly, an all nighter, skits for pep sessions, a 12-hour bike-a-thon for the athletic depart- ment, a float for homecoming, a Wowo Penny Pitch, took elementary special ed to Hamilton basketball game. FCA also established themselves as members in the na- tional FCA. The Valiant Brothers, Jed Feagler, Doug Gilliland and Craig Hutton amazed the crowd with their championship wrestling act. ) on Front row: Tad Dickerson, Doug Gilliland, Chuck McPheeters, Andy Herzer, Chris Winans, Jed Feagler. Row 1: Shawn Koble, Greg Casey, Craig Hutton, Craig Mossberger, Raymond Perry, Terry Graham. Row 2: Chuck Derrow, Gregg Grubb, Ron Conrad, Kraig Kelham,Rick Yarian, Mr. Boyd. Row 3: Steve Griffin, Rick Zolman, Tim Herzer, Kent Davis, Randy Beber, Tom Neubauer, Jeff Schendel. Row 4: Dave Wiemer, Dennis Omspacher, Mark Hensinger, Gerald Kline, Larry Evans. 67 68 MEET THE SIDETRACKERS Back row, left to right: Cathy Hutton, Bechy Thrush, Linda Walker, Karen Colleen Koskie, Serena Beber and Beth Hollinger boogie down with ee | Conkle, Deb Sleeper, Jean Simon, second row: Stacey Harter, Jamie Knott, poms during a convocation. Cindy Bartels, Lori Davis, Beth Hollinger, third row: Judy Barry, Serena Beber, Colleen Koskie, Crys Clark. Captains: Lore Letezia, Tammy Maggert. Last year, the Sidetracker Pom Pon Squad had the best season of it’s career due to the hard work and cooperation of squad members. The girls practiced every night after school, on days of performances they came in at seven o’clock before school. The Sidetrackers performed in area parades in the fa;l and received a first place in drill section of the Saturday DeKalb County fair parade. The squad also performed during both football and basketball season. Judy Barry and Lori Davis execute the final step to their routine “Tonight”. RAILETTES AND TWIRLER ARE STELLAR ATTRACTION ae . : e oe bes: ae 6 eee ao = Railettes!!! Back Row: Janice Witherspoon, Karen McFann, Mr. John Hutton (advisor), Sandy Souder, Elaine Baidinger. Middle Row: Beth Van Zile, Cyndy Sparks, Lory Vanderbosch, Crys Stephenson. Front Row: Kim Getts, Jody McMillan, Suzi Bickel, Sabe Schurr, Lori Ashenfelter. ADMISSION Left: June Gorden uses a red hoop in place of her baton at one of the Varsity Basketball games. Above: Sabe Schurr waits to admit Garrett Wrestling match fans into the Gym. 69 First Row: Kim Velpel (Pres.), Lisa Warstler (V. Pres.), Sandy DeKon- ick (Sec.), Pam Hollinger (Treas.), Tracey Yarian (Sgt. at Arms) Lori Davis. Second Row: Tammy Piety, Bettina Yingling, Cheech McBride, June Gordon, Kim Griffen, Pam Helmick, Debbie Hathaway, Mrs. Eastes (Sponsor) 70 Third Row: Lori Letizia, Wendy Maggert, Stacey Harter, Jamie Knott, Becky Thruch, Colleen Koskie, Kim Getts, Jean Simon. Fourth Row: Serena Beber, Chris McIntosh, Kelly Bonar, Joan DeKon- ick, Cindy Bartels, Sharon DeKonick, Diane Morr, Lisa Molargik. Fifth Row: Tammy Hans, Melanie Diedrich, Joy Hixson, Robin Koble, Cindy Bartels, Lena Sorenson, Beth Cattell, Tonya Seckler. | Front Row: Linda Scott, Tonya Gradeless, Kim Nierman, Cherly Wisel, Second Row: Joy Hixson, Kelly Bonar, Joni Feagler, Katie Kilgor, Tammi Piety, Jodi Piety, Beth Bowmar, Wendy Maggert, Chris McIn- tosh Third Row: Lori Davis, Becky Thrush, Jamie Knott, Cindy Bartels, Stacy Harter, Deb Sleeper, Beth Hollinger, Crys Clark Fourth Row: Tammy Maggert, Lori Letizia, Judy Barry, Cathy Hutton, Linda Walker, Karen Conkle, Jean Simon, Serena Beber, Colleen Koski Fifth Row: Tracie Yarian, Susan Dudash, Beth Vanderbosch, Kathy 71 Stephenson, Pam Helmick, Jenny Ramos, Kim Getts, Jodi Kleeman Sixth Row: June Gordon, Kim Velpel, Rita Jester, Janette Whitlock, Kelli Wilhelm, Tonya Sechler, Lori Shull, Pam Hollinger Seventh Row: Tonya Harmon, Marsha Haffner, Beth Cattell, Robin Koble, Lisa Molargik, Pam Smock, Brenda Malcolm, Debbie Atcison Eighth Row: Mrs. Lepley, Linda Shaw, Dawn Wappes, Trisha Sechler, Melanie Diederich, Judy Rowe, Lena Sorenson Back Row: Sara Somers, Kim Penland, Kathy Putt, Jane Sims, Diane Shank, Tami Chittenden ART CLUB First Row: Craig Hutton, Kelly Crise, Tony Garn, Karen Ousley, Donna Third Row: Bob Hathaway, Tonoa Bock, Debbie Wright, Kelly Kinsey, Reed, Tammy Piety, Gale Scott. Renne Elert, Jenny Bartels, Lynn Diedrick, Karen Dirckson. Second Row: Bob Hall, Mike Brandt, Dave Cole, Val Wilcox, Tammy Fourth Row: Trey Lantz, Pat Smith, Mark Englert, Mr. Ober (Sponsor) Ort, Nina Sorenson. Steve Griffen, Kelly Bonar 72 AUTOGRAPHS RAILROADER REVIEW Bottom: Marsha Haffner, Harold Kline, Wendy Maggert, Wendy Gol- die, Diane Cordray. 74 Middle: Ed Jarrett, Judy Rowe, Lisa Lepley, Mrs. Miles Top: Jeanette Hunter, Kelly Miller, Maria Gingery. First Row: Diane Cordray — News Reporter, Pam Helmick — Program Chairman, Pam Hollinger — Treasurer, Lorrane Teller — Secretary, Sandy Dekoninck — Vice President, Beth Hollinger — President. Second Row: Sherri Helmick, Debbie Kaywood, Carol Blessinger, Karen Harding, Joan Dekoninck, Sue Sturgis. US RAEN Aon: Third Row: Mrs. Olin — Sponsor, Melinda Kappel, Beth Brown, Denice Denes, Tammy Reed, Mrs. Voelkel — Sponsor Fourth Row: Nancy Watt, Sharon DeKoninck, Pam High, Tonya Brown. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL i Front row: Treas. Doug Kelham, VP Kami Oster, P Roxanne Hathaway, Sec. Lisa Kidwell. Middle row: Mr. Reeves, Theresa Lantz, Lori Bow- man, Debbie Bowers, Mr. Stocker. Back row: Kathy Feagler, Brenda McBride, Brian Michaels, Tony Griffin, Matt Miles, Jennifer Kleeber. 76 JUNIOR HIGH SPIRIT sane r) aARREr, LROA “Re es AtLRr + Front Row: Lori Standiford, Lori Kruger, Della Zolman (PRES) Shelly Beber (V.P.) Mary Hile (SEC) Carrie Cook (TREAS) Theresa Lantz, Roxanne Hathaway. Second Row: Melanie Zimmerman, Kari Blust, Debbie Bowers, Deanna Wappes, Kathy Feagler, Patti Kleeber, Pam Parvu, Roxanne Sobieski. Third Row: Sherri Hicks, Sherry Mock, Ilsa Jacobs, Mary Freeze, 77 Melanie McFann, Rhonda Jester, Sherry Simmons, Leigh Ann Chis- holm. Fourth Row: Pam Pepple, Dina Drerupe, Wendy Creager, Lisa Kurts, Laura Bowman, Lisa Kidwell, Julie Gorrell. Fifth Row: Ann Schendel, Susan Getts, Renee Winans, Dawn Olds, Jennifer Kleeber, Jodi Steward. JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB , BASKETBALL en Front row: Rick Young, Chuck Zolman, Mike Colgate, Lori Standford. Row two: Henry Waring, Doug Reed, Matt Miles, Doug Kelham, Paul Everidge. Row three: Tammy New, John Dudash, Joey Velpel, Steve Bade, Tony Griffin. Row Four: Julie Gillespie, Sybil Hicks, Mr. Ober Kim Johnston, Tammy Standiford. , 78 JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE Front row: Brian Michael, Craig Harmon, Tom Jarrett, Wesley Warstler, Dave Shields. Back row: Mr. Hecksel, Neal Hull, Eric Moss- berger, Pete Bowman. 79 Front Row — Melanie Lyon, Susan Getts, Shelley Dunham Row 2 — Renee Winans, Julie Gillespie, Ann Schendel, Matt Gorman, Pam Parvu Row 3 — Pam Pepple, Sandy Kelham, Dina Drerup, Dee Bauman, Tina ty Weller Back Row — Juanita Wagner, Renee Andrews, Mr. Miller, Brian Mi- chael, Doug Brumbaugh 80 JUNIOR HIGH NEWSPAPER First row — Chad Salyer, Mike Colgate, Shelly Beber, Lori Standiford, Rhonda Jester Second row — Teresa Delauder, Jini Ricketts, Rick Young, Jodi Steward, Gay Penland Third row — Mrs. Grogg, Chuck Zolman, Marsha Kemerling, Linda Reed, John Dudash Fourth row — Renee Andrews, Juanita Wagner, Tina Weller, Tony Griffin 81 OB ey “tre a ‘ Aye 7 By CrP 5a tee CROSS COUNTRY 86 This year the Garrett Railroader Varsity Football team had a slow season with a record of 2-8. The team captains were Harry Yarian and Larry Getts. Awarded by his fellow teammates Craig Hutton received the “Most Valuable Player” award. The player named all area first team was Ray Perry, our defensive tackle. The NEIC second team players were Ray Perry and Bob Isham. No. 33 Chuck McPheeters catches a screen pass for good yardage against D eKalb. SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 0 Columbia City 28 0 Carroll 20 11 East Noble 8 8 Bluffton 18 0 Angola 14 0 Leo 14 3 Lakeland 0 DS DeKalb 36 0 South Adams 18 6 Woodlan 35 Back row: Coach Wellhausen, Randy Beber, Tom Maggert, Mark Bowman, Jim Kleeman, Tad Dickerson, Coach Feagler, Coach Wiant. Third row: Chris Crowe, Chris Chisholm, Chuck McPheeters, Jeff Schendel, Tony Surfus, Rick Zolman, Jim McDaniels, Mike Souder, Doug Gilliland, Jeff Cox, Todd Marti, Gary Ort, Kent Davis, Steve Griffin. Second row: Dave Gingery, Nate Hoeffel, Ron Conrad, Rick Yarian, Chuck Derrow, Gregg Grubb, Jim Van Auken, Kyle Flesher, Paul Ewing, Randy Mosley, Bob Isham, Dave Smith, Lloyd Ryan, Kraig Kehlam. First row: Shawn Koble, Craig Hutton, Ed Hatcher, Chuck Adams, Jed Feagler, Larry Getts, Harry Yarian, Bob Johnson, Carl Custer, Ray Perry, Todd Vanderbosch, Craig Mossberger, Ralph Baker. Top left: Bob Isham makes an open field tack- le as Kraig Kelham and Rick Yarian come in to help. Top right: Craig Hutton drops back to throw against Columbia City. Bottom left: After a long game Paul Ewing is finally tackled. 87 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL ! . Max Miller punts with “perfect” form. Front Row: Rick Abbott, Greg Bock, Joe Chisholm, Max Miller, Chris Owen Row 2: Tom Schoudel, Jeff Thrush, Terry Yarde, Doug Peters, Gerald Kline Row 3: Tom Ferguson, Todd Coleman, Steve Lepley, Mark Hensinger, Dave Weimer Back Row: Greg Heal, Kurt Flesher, Dennis Omspacher, Dave Nuttle 88 Freshman Football 1978 Garrett Opponent Eastside Forfeit 6 Angola 0 0 Columbia City 6 0 Bishop Luers 13 8 Dekalb 22 12 Homestead 27 6 Woodlan 6 18 East Noble 24 89 7th GRADE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Front row: Tony Frost, Doug Shippy, Freddy Folden, Tony Van Allen, Steve Zolman, Dave Shields, Steve Bade, Doug Braumbau, Matt Miles EAS SLT AE INTE Row 2: Brad Johnson, Craig Leopard, Stuart Anderson, Scott Mason, Kevin Thrush, Doug Kelham, Darrin Peters, Mark George, Brent Crowe. We ECHO g Row 3: Dave Myers, Darrin Christleib, Tom Sturgis, Kevin Bock, Brad Babbit, Henry Waring, Pat eas ne ae Cramer, Jeff Knott, Dave Owen (Mgr.). a Oe : : Back Row: Ron Kock (Student Teacher), Mr. Alan Hunter (Asst. Coach), Mr. Dave Neal (Coach). 28 Kendallville 6 0 LaGrange 0 8 Avilla 0 8 Eastside 8 6 Woodside (2 90 8th GRADE FOOTBALL Front Row: John Cordes, Pat Sweet, Pete Bowman, John Clauss, Troy Dickerson, Doug Kee, Doug SEASON RECORD Baker, Tin Knott, Middle Row: Chuck Zolman, Jay Johnson, Todd Perry, Eric Mossberger, Mark Stegmeyer, Mark Bowmar, Todd Engel, Dave Woods, GARRETT OPPONENT Back Row: Bob Hiligas, Bryon Michaels, Mike Marti, Bill BEMIS Mike Parvu, Joey Velpel, Ricky Young, Coach Mr. Hecksel, Mr. Ober 0 Angola OD 0 Dekalb 12 0 Angola 0 ORO 28 0 Kendallville 8 36 — Avilla 0 6 Eastside 18 0 Woodside 24 Win Loss TAME 1 6 i 91 PPP RARE EAS ARO o2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent Col. City Southside DeKalb Snider East Noble Northrop Lakeland Leo DeKalb Angola Eastside Churubusco Homestead Prairie Heights (NEIC) Homestead Hamilton East Noble Fremont Central Noble Luers (Sectional) Hamilton (Sectional) East Noble (Sectional) Leo | L a dj t a F NNNONNONON TK NONNONOCO-O- CO Oe OS NOt SO NS St Ns tt Bottom: Lisa Roehm, Patty Smith, Tracy Yarian, Robin Young, Lori Shull. Top: Coach Cheryl Peters, Connie Langfelt, Lynne Deidrich, Karen Dircksen, Lori Ashen- felter, Beth Steckley. 93 RESERVE VOLLEYBALL 94 —T = PO, Uae 1978 Reserve Volleyball Team Scoreboard Garrett Opponent Columbia City South Side Dekalb Dekalb (9th) Angola Eastside Churubusco Prairie Heights Hamilton East Noble Fremont Central Noble Homestead Bishop Luers oo oon vy —w on wo co NNNNOGDON NK KH NNN Front Row: Kathy Putt, Lori Wilcox, Kerri Pinkerton, Beth Cattell, Lena Sorenson. Middle Row: Krista Dirckson, Marsha Haffner, Trisha Sechler, Linda Shull, Kim Penland. Back Row: Coach Maroney, Jenny Christlieb, Tina Eminhiser, Jackie Rahrig. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS GIRIESPIIRes bem VEL: A TEAM Scoreboard Garrett Opponent 2) Perry Hill I Avilla Central Noble Kendallville P. Heights Angola DeKalb Woodside Staeoc Kendallville i Front Row: Nora Miller, Shelly Beber, Deanne Sparks, Roxann Sobieski, Ingrid Taube, Kami Wappes, LuAnn Delong, Kathy Feagler. Oster, Jenney McPheeters. Back Row: Mrs. Lepley, Renee Winans, Sandy SO NNN IS tf NOM - ONNN GIRLS JR. H. V.B. B TEAM SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent Perry Hill Avilla Central Noble Kendallville P. Heights Angola DeKalb Woodside St. Joe NO ——|§ NON WN NNNNNONCO Front Row: Leigh Ann Chisholm, Linda Stump, Back Row: Renee Andrews, Melinda McFann, Margaret Woods, Carla Gingrich, Mary Hile. Lisa Kidwell, Della Zolman, Beth Haffner. 95 VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Garrett 51 Angola 33 Central Noble 18 Northside 22 Columbia City 39 Leo 5 DeKalb 24 Homestead 6th of 10 East Noble Tourn. 27 Prairie Heights 28 East Noble 6 Bishop Dwenger 22 South Adams 52 (8th of 10) Conference (Bellmont) 26 Eastside 111 (3rd of 5) Sectional (DeKalb) 17% (12th of 17) Regional Opponent 96 Ron Conrad counters a would be takedown with a strong pancake. Hoffman, Ralph Baker, Curt Flesher, Andy Hall, Steve Duguid, Matt Maley, William Hensinger. Row three: Coach Welhausen, Ernest Davis, Greg Bock, Brent Ferguson, Coach Hecksel. Front row: Greg Heal, Dave Flesch, Dewey DeLong, Wayne Malcolm, Greg Casey, Roger Getts. Row one: Dan Ressler, Raymond Perry, Gary Ort, Ron Conrad, Bob Isham, Chuck McPheeters, Craig Mossberger, John Bougher, Rick Abbott. Row two: Tom Ferguson, Todd Marti, John 97 cele 98 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 34 Woodside 56 4] Avilla 18 38 Kendaville 23 32 Dekalb 54 30 Prairie Height 37) 12 Rome City 47 32 Churbusco 55 Central Noble Tour. (Dekalb) Garrett (153% pts.) 3rd of 8 teams. Mike Marti proudly wins his match. NA C sec D he tats r pe. i 3 “ZS, wo PS K¥E iG bs � , 4 —— ‘ 8 ¥ ’ nn ote one ge The Jr. High wrestling team really got fired up, to fire up their team- mate. 99 EN 7 100 101 SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 67 Central Noble 55) F.W. Snider 54 DeKalb 48 Carroll 49 Homestead 71 Bluffton 65 South Adams V2 New Haven 65 Columbia City N.E.I.C. Tournament at Garrett 49 East Noble 63 Bellmont 49 DeKalb 39 Angola 70 Bellmont Si West Noble Bi Eastside 55 F.W. Northrop 5) Churubusco 56 Hamilton 68 East Noble 56 Lakeland Sectional Tournament at DeKalb 56 Leo The Varsity Basketball team had an exciting season this year. The railroaders got to the finals in the N.E.I.C. Tournament, which was held at Garrett. For the season our award winning players were: Terry Graham, Andy Herzer and Chris Winans. 59 68 EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL ee ae SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 11 Angola 25 21 Churubusco 27 26 Hamilton 22 15 DeKalb 39 34 Fremont 8 19 Avilla 29 20 Prairie Heights 33 18 Eastside 12 25 Kendallville 23 Tri-county conference tourney Garrett Opponent 18 Kendalville 14 26 Angola 30 Garrett Tied for third place 102 | SCOREBOARD : Garrett Opponent | 4 Angola 34 13. Churubusco 34 11. Hamilton 14 14. Dekalb 25 12. Fremont 23 14 Avilla 18 13. Prairie Heights 39 15 Eastside 17 Leela 4 Kendallville IS j Satie 3 H GRADE Denotes Tri-County Conference Tourney GIRLS B ( SKETB Pd . TS : - — ; | | i | fi | | i 103 104 Garrett 30 23 35 54 17 26 44 13 34 34 23 Front Row: Tim Bowmar, Jim McDonald, Todd Perry, Troy Dickerson, Chuck Zolman, Doug Kee Back Row: Coach Mr. Boyd, Rick Young, Eric Mossberger, Brian SCOREBOARD Kendallville DeKalb Woodside Eastside Perry Hill Huntertown Avilla Angola Hamilton Prairie Hts. Leo Opponent 46 68 46 22 36 66 60 50 33 39 43 Michael, Bob Hillegass, Joe Velpel, Mark Bowmar, Doug Baker a _ — SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 42 Kendallville 34 21 DeKalb 36 37 Eastside 45 28 Perry Hill 25 Sil Huntertown 42 20 Angola 38 28 Hamilton 35 44 Prairie Hts. 42 30 Leo 26 37) Avilla 44 Front Row: Doug Kelham, Danny Isham, Wesley Warstler, Doug Shippy, Mark George, Paul Warfield, Brad Johnson. Back Row: Mr. Porter, Darren Peters, Matt Miles, Brad Babbit, Scott Mason, Stuart Anderson, Craig Lepard, Cliff Teller. 105 SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL ee BS i } 106 ON Robin Young stretches for two. SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 49 Central Noble 48 44 DeKalb 43 47 Fremont 35 42 Prairie Heights 43 36 Eastside 59 Sy East Noble 53 ; wee eT Fy. 53 Eastside Holiday Tourney 60 ‘ eS a i 38 DeKalb Holiday Tourney 42 - oo = : x 43 Ft. Wayne Snider 27 35 East Noble 51 38 Columbia City 58 51 Angola 49 48 Hamilton 40 43 Homestead 72. 42 Hamilton (Sectional) 48 Front row: Emily Smith, Lisa Roehm, Kim Vel- ie Rahrig, Robin Young, Missy Van Ort, Lori pel, Karen Dirckseen, Connie Langfelt, Marsha Vanderbosch, June Gordon, Kerri Pinkerton, : Haffner, Krista Dircksen, Michelle Andrews. Coach Rocky Pressler. Back row: Melanie Diedrich, Tracy Yarian, Jack- 107 Tad Dickerson receives t he ball from a team member during the third period in a reserve game. RESERVE ee BASKETBALL | SCOREBOARD Garrett Opponent 38 Central Noble 30 31 Snider 49 35 DeKalb 61 39 Carroll 59 59 Homestead 40 39 Bluffton 42 45 South Adams 35 50 New Haven 35 50 East Noble 53 44 Col. City 46 34 DeKalb 64 31 GolkGity, 46 38 Angola 4] 39 Bellmont 43 39 West Noble 4] 33 Eastside 30 4] Northrop 4] 35 Busco 50 39 Hamilton 32 47 East Noble 43 Top — Garrett Reserve team member Randy Beber attempts to score in a game against Top — Bill Sherwood shoots the ball, scoring two points and makes the DeKalb. score, 44-43 in the game against East Noble. Above — Reserve team members prepare to Bottom Row: Jim Johnston, Randy Beber, Tony Lehman, Tim Herzer | get the ball as the opponent misses the basket. and Tad Dickerson. Top Row: Tom Newbauer, Rick Zolman, Steve Griffen, Mike Zimmer- man, Tony Surfus and Mike Delauder. 108 FRESHMEN ROUNDBALL A swoosh, before a hushed crowd. Lepley pumps two. jem nN were rr iM fi SCOREBOARD : Garrett Opponent | 29 East Noble 62 | 26 Angola 61 31 Lakeland 59 4 26 Churubusco 65 | 20 DeKalb 65 | 30 Hamilton 37 25 Dwenger 71 22) Columbia City 36 45 Eastside 49 38 West Noble 67 | 27 Leo 50 40 Central Noble 45 31 Prairie Heights 48 | 19 Carroll 49 | B Team 19 East Noble 51 21 Angola 29 20 A Lakeland Di] 45 Churubusco 42 19 DeKalb 54 | 22 Dwenger 36 | Front Row: Dennis Omspacher, Gerald Kline, John Kleeman, Mark Hensinger, Brad Stump, Scott 10 Col. City 70 | W ilcoxson, Todd Coleman, Dave Weimer. 9 Prairie Heights 23 Back Row: Trey Lantz, Dave Nuttle, Rob Bandy, Ed Jarrett, Todd Panning, Doug Peters, Steve 14 Carroll 36 Lepley, Coach Stocker 109 VARSITY TRACK Top right: Tony Lehman sets new long jump record of 21°53 4”. Top left: The varsity track team practices on the playground for we had no track. Raymond Perry had a great year as he was in the top five in the Fort Wayne area in the shotput. He broke the discus record at the Sectional meet at Wayne H.S., with a toss of Ses —— 110 yas aes Bottom left: Ralph Baker gives his best. Top left: Ron Conrad hands off to Tony Sur- fus during the East Noble Relays. SCOREBOARD GARRETT OPPONENT 39 East Noble Angola 92%2 [28% 65 Dekalb 60 60 Leo 66 i 43 Heritage 84 (| 50 Homestead South Adams 95 13 i 73 Lakeland 54 j 87 Hamilton 39 . 62 Prairie Heights 64 WI Central Noble 49 Tied for 1] Goshen Relays Sixth out of | Carroll Relays eight teams Fourth out of | Woodlan Invitational six teams Fifth out of NEIC (at Angola) ten teams Seventh out of | East Noble Relays twelve teams Eleventh out of Sectional sixteen teams Bottom left: Kim Penland swiftly throw the softball. Middle left: Kim Penland, Kathy Putt, Kim Velpel, Beth Bowmar and Linda Scott cele- brate their last track practice. Bottom right: Kim Velpel goes in for a crash landing. Top right: Angie Lehman goes for it in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Above: Senior Karen Dircksen, stretches for the long jump. Left: Sarah Somers races ahead during a meet at Homestead. Garrett 47 67 44 39 BS 26 20 S15) 44 Reserve 71 SCOREBOARD Lakeland Fremont DeKalb P. Heights East Noble C. Noble Churubusco .Bishop Luers Homestead Angola Eastside Hamilton Heritage Woodland DeKalb Jr. High Opponent 58 38 33 57 66 43 56 79 61 53 51 28 64 26 34 Garrett Nr HONK ANWANIODOA GOON (oe) Garrett BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Bishop Dwenger Bishop Luers Lakeland Lakeland South Adams DeKalb Prairie Heights Bellmont East Noble Homestead Columbia City Hamilton Bluffton Angola New Haven Southside Bishop Luers Angola Eastside Northrop SECTIONAL Hamilton East Noble Avilla Huntertown DeKalb Prairie Heights Hamilton Churubusco Angola 114 Opponent 3 10 ONYNUWOOWNNOAWAHOAIMAWAD ON It — — MN ON JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK Opponent 56 ae ee | VARSITY GOLF Garrett Opponent 180 East Noble 172 158 Central Noble 182 163 DeKalb 159 159 South Side 185 jeu) Eastside 209 156 Elmhurst 169 165 New Haven 160 146 Hamilton 166 185 Angola 153 19 Northrop 162 162 DeKalb 168 158 East Noble 164 163 Leo 162 p55 Carroll 147 170 North Side 163 173 Concordia 188 217 South Side 222 Central Noble Invitational — Fifth place 345 NEIC — Eighth place 341 Sectional — tenth place 340 Reserve Golf Garrett Opponent 203 East Noble 209 195 Central Noble Zo 176 DeKalb 168 BES Eastside 268 IW ies) New Haven 168 168 Hamilton 158 193 Angola 184 178 Northrop 183 185 DeKalb 179 183 East Noble 184 168 Leo 182 ie Carroll 154 193 Concordia 200 AS eect | 116 | } | 117 CECAE “SSE: SERRE ass ad — , | j ; ‘setaicnsowpuiinyypwiommynsiidslie, 119 Varsity Cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom) Tammi Piety, Joni Feagler, Katie Kilgore, Beth Bowmar and Jodi Piety. � Pa Bases: (Top to Bottom) Chad Custer, Shaun Koble, Jeff Schendel, Chuck Derrow and Doug Gilliland. = (C2) 7} [eo] wo) P=Sqeal le! 79! (eal [ool lan! Lower Left: The Varsity cheerleaders show their spirit at a game during second quarter. 120 Upper Right: With the bases help, the cheerleaders build a big mount during a Varsity game. The preceding summer all three cheerleading squads attended UCA camp at Purdue University. The three squads received a total of 5 excellent ribbons and 4 Outstanding ribbons. They received a spirit stick to take home at the end of camp. The Varsity squad also was chosen to be in the top ten for District Title. To start off the new school year they held a dance featuring a WMEE Disc Jockey. One of their effec- tive money raising projects was Garrett Railroader buttons and key chains. During a home Varsity football game, Dale Christlieb generously donated $125.00 which was highly appre- ciated and used for new uniforms for the Varsity Squad. An addition to the 13 girls were five high school gents used as Bases for the Varsity squad throughout the Basketball season. They were used in the starting line up and during several cheers. This years cheerleaders were highly complimented and recognized by the administration, fans and par- ents as being one of the best group of cheerleaders in the past several years. LET'S GET ROWDIE!! Wendy Maggert leads the crowd in the school song. Reserve cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom), Linda Scott, Kim Nierman, Cheryl Wisel, and Tonya Gradeless. At the top of their voices, the cheerleaders lead the team to a Freshman Cheerleaders: (Top to Bottom), Wendy Maggert, Chris victory! McIntosh, Joy Hixson, and Kelly Bonar. 121 Sel 122 “Oe SENIORS ew ows wa Awe 126 Elaine Baidinger Beth Baker Jones Joel Scott Baker Ralph Baker Sun Ae Bard Jennifer Bartels Tim Brennan Denise Brown Dennis Carpio Sarah Albright A _ 6S Greg Casey Diane Cordray David Cornell SENIORS SELECT ROYAL BLUE AND MAROON Michael Cox Edward Crager Carl Custer Jaretta Daniels Tara Daniels Theodore Daniels Loretta Davis Sandra DeKoninck Richard Delong 127 128 Susan Denes Ernest Dennison Chris DeWitt Jed Feagler Doug Fike Keith Flesher Jennifer Lynn Diederich Karen Dircksen Mark Englert Bryan Freeze Richard Furnish Carla Gerber Karen Dircksen and Gale Scott ‘“‘clown around” after a track meet. Larry Getts Roger Getts Daniel Gibson Diana June Gordon Rick Graham Terry Graham Penny Griffin Tim Griffin Kim Griffith 129 _- Steve Steigmeyer relaxes during vocational drafting. Tim Griffin, Steve Lepard, Mr. Silden, and Neal Parker ready themselves for the Christmas convocation. Senior class officers: (top to bottom) V-Pres. — Craig Hutton; Pres. — Teri Morr; Sec. — Tammi Piety; Treas. — Sun Ae Bard. Keith Flesher works on props for “Inherit the Wind”. 130 Geraldine Hammond Karen Harding Herbert Hatcher Debbie Hathaway Ginger Helbert Pamela Helmick William Hensinger John Hurd Craig Hutton Joe Hyde Bob Johnson Steven Kennedy 131 132 Kelly Kinsey Jodi Kleeman William Klinger Shawn Koble Amy Kruger Steve Lepard James Lindabury Robert Maloney John Manuel Christine McBride Dawn McClellan Karen McFann SENIORS GET ROWDIE AT X-MAS ONVO 133 Pat Millet Terri Morr Craig Mossberger Joseph Myers Tony Navarro David Nordstrom Daniel Nuttle Tammy Ort Charles Ousley Neal Parker Nancy Perry Raymond Perry 134 Tammi Piety Michael Rist Jeff Rowe Tammy Ruger Patricia Schultz Gale Scott Mark Simmons Gregory Simon Ronald Sleeper Jeff Smeltzer 135 Patricia Smith Pat Smith Timothy Smith Nina Sorenson Sandra Souder Elizabeth Steckley Steven Steigmeyer Bob Sturgis Laura Teller Lorraine Teller Denise Thiel Kenny Thrush Teresa Treesh Timothy Vanderbosch Todd Vanderbosch Mark Walker Jodi Wastler Nancy Watt Stacy Wells Valerie Wilcox Thomas Wilcoxson Aric Williams Elise Winans Janice Witherspoon Girls in royal blue, boys in maroon, and NHS in white line up in the commons. es Debra Wright Harold Yarian Michelle Yarian Bettina Yingling Mary Zeider lAWrzTE AN 138 MGR SENIORS PRODUCE “NIGHT OF Above — Terry Graham objects to a trial proce- dure as Gale Scott keeps records of events. Above right: Diane Cordray and Nina Sorensen argue about the happenings the night of the trial as June Gordon listens. Right — Terry Graham and Keith Flesher (trial attorneys) shake hands as Diane Cordray watch- es. JAN. 16th” sia eam 4 — Above — June Gordon, the honorable judge watches the proceedings as court bailif Sandy Souder instructs Jodi Kleeman to tell the truth in the senior class play “The Night of January 16th”. Left — Keith Flesher, attorney, questions the maid (Karen McFann) during the trial in the senior play. Audience members were selected to serve as jurors for the trial. 142 ee : | ' ¢ 2 ‘ iy ’ ' ee — i All is quiet in the gym after the Class of °79 assembled for the last time. 143 Jed Feagler and Tim Brennan relax their sen- ior year. pb eee ee ee eee ‘Feeeee goa : ie We proudly present the class of 1979! Left — Beth Haffner and Tim Smith march into the gym as the 1979 commencement exercises begin. Mrs. Olin watches the graduates and helps them keep in step. Below — Mark Felger, Jodi McMillan, Paul Ew- ing, Lori Ashenfelter, Bill Sherwood, Sue Sturges, Kraig Kelham, Pam Hollinger, Chuck Derrow, Lori Shull, Chris Winans, Lori Letizia and Richard Olson anxiously wait to march into the gymnasium with the candles for commence- ment. ¢ ba rita ipcancailh opens COR iii ps MR. TOLL HEADS UP THE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Toll Instructing seniors at Rehearsal. Garrett High School’s Principal: Mr. Gaylord N. Toll JACK D. GIBSON ASSISTANT Garretts Assistant Principal Jack D. Gibson J.D. From Kankakee 148 The School Board relaxes before the graduation exercises begin. The following faculty members and adminis- trators are not pictured. Miss Margaret Buttermore Miss Amelia Christman Mrs. Mary McConnel Mr. Paul McFann Mr. Alan Hunter and Dave Nuttle prepare a concentration for a chemistry lab. 149 a Ae. 8 | TEACHERS DO THEIR THING Shirley Wallace speaks Espanol to her Spanish classes. Mrs. Jane DeLong, the principal’s secretary. ABOVE: Mrs. Barnes works with the I.C.E. program, Business Lab, and O.E.A. | LEFT: | Gary Surfus, who teaches German I-III, displays his | spirit on hat day. AND DO IT AND DO IT UNTIL ITS RIGHT Denny Feagler smiles for his picture during his Jr. High Science class. ABOVE: Willie Wellhausen, drafting and P.E. teacher anxiously opens his cabinet where a delectable lunch awaits him. LEFT: Steve Stocker displays his spirit while teaching U.S. History el | i A Becky Derrow advises students on careers, teaches junior high group guidance, and sponsors Pom-Pons. “Mean” Jean Lewis was welcomed back to the study halls by many Larry Piety advises students and coaches varsity boy’s students. basketball. Deb Lepley supervises in-school suspensions. Leslie Wise, Media Specialist, organizes the li- brary. } right: Lenore Lewis councils students on available classes. 152 Top left: Mr. Jim Hecksel teaches junior high science and coaches junior high football. Bottom left: Mrs. Mary Clabaugh works as the vocational secretary. Bottom middle: Mrs. Mildred DeLong assists Mr. Gibson in the office. Bottom right: Mrs. Esther Rench checks stu- dents’ records for absences. Top right: Mr. Robert Novy supervises the audiovisual department and teaches eighth grade social studies. During his final year here, Mr. Charles Miller teaches English 10, and Theatre Arts. He also directed the plays. Mr. Paul Johnston, who teaches English 10, Social Studies, and Mrs. Miles corrects papers from her journalism Government; suffered when his desk was taken away by the and Language Arts class. She also supervises the construction workers. Railroader Review. | omy ee Aletha Bailey enriches the students’ read- Bottom middle: Mrs. Jean Frohriep Meg Eastes teaches various English classes and helps ing skills. grades papers for her nineth and tenth — seniors prepare for college through Research. : grade English classes. 154 Top left: Mr. Mark Ober helps Don Weaver with his assignment. Mr. Ober teaches art and sponsors Art Club. Bottom left: Mr. Steve Porter, cross country coach, looks over a schedule change with John Lewis and Michelle Andrews. Mr. Porter also teaches Freshman English and expository writing. Bottom middle: Mrs. Beth Grogg teaches English to the Junior High and sponsors Junior High Newspaper. Bottom right: Mrs. Shirley Wallace sponsors Spanish Club and Spanish Honor Society. She teaches Spanish I through IV Top right: Mrs. Dorothy Feightner studies materials for her individualized reading classes. Mrs. Feightner also teachés journalism during first semes- ter. 155 a | Mr. David Silden directs the band upcoming concert. Mr. David Neal explains the basics of plotting equations in his Algebra I class. Mr. Neal also teaches trigonometry and analytical geometry. 4 15s as she . ee sa A t ASR oe ee ERNE ato Mr. Larry Stomm laughs at a joke during his Accounting I class. Mr. Stomm also teaches ad- | vanced bookkeeping and business law. Richard Capin makes sure that all of his students understand their Advanced Algebra, Geometry, and Physics well. Mr. Tom Pegelow teaches high school physical education and assists with the coaching duties for Freshmen football. 156 Mr. Richard Boyd demonstrates various first aid techniques during his Mr. Mitchell took over Mr. Finchum’s classes in De- health classes. cember. Miss Cheryl Peters, physical education in- a4, structor, girls track and volleyball coach, hands Kim Velpel some tape. Dave Wiant coaches varsity football and teaches health and physical education. Mr. Rocky Pressler teaches government, history and psychology. Mr. Virgil Finchum teaches history and social Mr. John Hutton, athletic director, gives Senior Raymond Perry his class ring. studies to junior high students. 157 LOIRE AE ERG SEN ERT BINS EES ee Mr. Andrew Giegold, FFA advisor, pauses to look at construction on the school. : Robert Ewing devotes himself to Drafting and Vocational Drafting and also advises Letterman’s Club. E a a : : ay lait es A i bleh teaches home economics. She demonstrates cooking to her “Anyone for a timed writing?” — Sarah Jean Eldridge teaches Typing I, Sania bo Notehand, and Shorthand classes. Mr. Andrew Giegold lectures to his Agricul- | Mr. Owen Bradley teaches Vocational Building Mrs. Teresa Barnes arranges ICE programs and ture class in his newly built ag facility. Trades. teaches business lab. Mrs. Barnes also sponsors OEA. 158 Mrs. Barbara Olin, home cconomics instructor, Mr. Robert Gruesbeck works with his students to repair cars in Vocational helps her students develop skills in sewing and Auto Mechanics class. family living. ee Mr. Lester McCartney helps Tom Yarde in personal typing. Mr. McCart- Mr. Cleo Miller teaches Academic and Advanced biology to science ney teaches business classes at GHS. students. Mr. Thomas Robinson teaches junior high special | Mrs. Victoria Short teaches high school special Mr. George Wilmore instructs Woodworking education classes in Math, Science, Social Stud- education classes. I and II classes. ies and Language. eh) ETRE LT LEE LEGIT EE LL ERT EY ILOCOS SET MIT IL The seventh graders quickly adjusted to the excitement of crowded halls, opening lockers, and changing classes. They displayed their talents in dramatics and set building during the junior high play ““Where’s Char- ley?”. They busied them- selves with pep sessions, convocations, school work, and dances. At their Valen- tine’s Day Dance, Mary Hile and Todd Gibson were chosen as the seventh grade king and queen. 160 Todd Gibson and Mary Hile (seventh grade) and Jenny McPheeters and John Clauss (cighth grade) reign as kings and queens of the Valentine’s Day Dance. Seventh grade cheerleaders — Lora Gerber, Belinda Caillouet, and Cheri Hutton. Stuart Anderson Brad Babbitt Steve Bade Karen Baker Delores Bauman Kari Blust Kevin Bock Randy Bock Daniel Brandt Sharon Brown Doug Brumbaugh Sharon Burniston wo eM Tammy Burniston Belinda Caillouet Ed Chisholm Leigh Anne Chisholm Daren Christlieb Pat Cramer Brent Crowe Tony Curtland Melodie Davis Nena Day Darren Dennison Dina Drerup Shelly Dunham } ; t + } f ' Arlene Elberson Paul Everidge Kathy Feagler Julie Felger Fred Folden Debbie Freed Mary Freeze Tony Frost Mark George Lora Gerber Susan Getts Julie Gillespie Tammy Goings Duane Griffis James Harding Craig Harmon Roxanne Hathaway Debbie Hatton Mindy Heal Brian Hedges 161 TR) PRION, SRLS PTO IER EIT John Kinsey Mike Kinsey Patty Kleber Jeff Knott Theresa Lantz Patty Leland Craig Lepard Mark Lewis Melanie Lyon Brenda McBride Melinda McFann Glen McHenry Brenda McPherson Tina Martin Scott Mason Matt Miles Todd Miller Sherry Mock Lana Molargik Rhonda Murray 162 John Henderson Kevin Hewes Mary Hile Patty Hile Sherri Hicks Sibyl Hicks Neal Hull Larkin Hunter Cheri Hutton Dan Isham Ilsa Jacobs Tom Jarrett Mike Jester Rhonda Jester Brad Johnson Melinda Johnson Kim Johnston Gary Jones Jennifer Jones Rita Jones Doug Kelham Sandy Kelham Lisa Kidwell David Myers Tammy New Rhonda Norden Janet Ousley David Owen Nate Parks Pam Parvu Gay Penland Pam Pepple Darren Peters Doug Reed Marilyn Rentner Doug Ritchie Tina Rowe Marilyn Rowe Kathleen Ruger Chad Salxer Ann Schendel Nila Sherwood Dave Shields Doug Shippy Kristine Sickmiller Sherry Simmons Ed Sowles Tammy Standiford Linda Stump Tom Sturges Cliff Teller Kevin Thrush Fred Treesh Tony Van Allen Brad Vancil Paul Warfield Henry Waring Wesley Warstler Jeff Wickline Marjorie Woods Vicky Yarlot Laura Zeider Lori Zeigler Melanie Zimmerman Steve Zolman 163 Asie STENR The last year of junior high school proved to be a crazy and fun filled year for the eighth graders. Sporting event s, dances, convocations, pep sessions, and the play ““Where’s Charley?” filled their schedule with fun and excitement. During school they worked hard and looked forward to lunch and the last bell. Jenny McPheeters and John Clauss were chosen as king and queen of the eighth grade during the Valentine’s Day Dance. t= Number five shoots for a one and one during aneighth grade Eighth grade cheerleaders — (Top to bottom) basketball game. Johnna Smith, Sandy Spraks, and Deanna Wappes + ee The eighth graders “get together” in the commons after a varsity basketball game. 164 Wendy Creager David Daniels Terry Davis Bruce Delauder Teresa Delauder Lu Ann DeLong Todd Dicke Troy Dickerson John Dudash Todd Engel Eric Erwin Jenny Ewing Tim Flanagan John Freeze Katrina Fritz Debbie Frost Chris Garn Carla Gingrich Matt Gorman Julie Gorrell 165 Renee Andrews Doug Baker Shelley Beber Mary Bergner Bill Beverly Dennis Bock Debbie Bowers Lori Brown Mark Bowmar Pete Bowman Tim Bowmar David Brandt Patty Brown Simon Clabaugh John Clauss Mike Colgate Carrie Cook Tom Cook John Cordes Richard Cottrell Jamie Creager Julie Creager SAR LN 5 AEE OME EL RET NDE, � MRD a EY, OTE Tim Knott Lori Kruger Lissa Kurtz Jean Lange Lonnie Lanning Kris Longsworth Glen Malcolm Brian Maley Robbie Manual Mike Marti Amy Martin Jeff Mathys Jim McDonald Jenny McPheeters Jenny Mettert Brian Michael Nora Miller Tina Miller Jimmy Horgan Eric Mossberger 166 Tony Griffin Sherrie Handshoe Tim Hans Vicki Harmon Floyd Hatton Linda Haynes Anita Higgins Bobby Hillegass Ron Hollinger Kenny Howard Ivan Jacobs Diana Johnson Jay Johnson Michelle Johnson Rick Johnston Brenda Jones Gina Jones John Jones Doug Kee Marsha Kemerling Jennifer Kleber Jo Klinger =a. = Debbie Swank Pat Sweet Steve Tackles Ingrid Taube Janis Treesh Natasha Tschebykin Robin Tucker Dave Vanderbosch Joey Velpel Juanita Wagner Mark Walter Deanna Wappes Tina Weller Dave Woods Nila Woodward Ricky Young Chuck Zolman Della Zolman 167 Ken Myers Dawn Olds Kami Oster Mike Parvu Todd Perry Linda Reed Mike Richter Jini Ricketts Danny Rottger Todd Slabaugh Jennifer Sleeper Greg Slone. John Slone Pat Slone Johnna Smith Roxanne Sobieski Sandy Sparks Laurie Standiford Mark Steigmeyer Jodi Steward Robert Stover Todd Strock Ae USAT FLEELULD Freshmen track stars Brenda Palmer, Marsha Haffner, and Angie Lehman smile while waiting to have their track picture taken. The freshmen enjoyed the priveleges of high school for the first time. They attend- ed the semi-formal and were included in dances, clubs, and new activities. They were full of pep and spirit and had excel- lent enthusiasm. This enthusiasm was car- ried into the week of homecoming when all of their hard work and determination earned the class the honor of having the best decorated hall. Many unique and cre- ative ideas were displayed including a taped “railroad track” on the floor show- ing a flat DeKalb Baron which had been ran over by a long gone railroader. Repre- senting the freshmen at football home- coming were Chris McIntosh escorted by Rob Bandy and Wendy Maggert escorted by Gerald Kline. For basketball home- coming Lena Sorenson was escorted by Harold Kline. 168 Dennis Omspacher makes a “‘spectacle” of himself on spirit day. Freshmen class officers — (Top to bottom) Pres. — Harold Kline; V. Pres. — Wendy Maggert; Sec. — Cindy Bartels; Treas. — Chris McIntosh a ee ; . | Ritch Conrad David Cordray Gene Cramer Kelly Crise Terry Curtland Lori Davis Steve Davis Elizabeth Delauder Dave Denes Susan Dennison Tim DeWitt Melanie Diederich Krista Dirckson Arlene Elberson Tina Emenhiser Larry Evans Dean Everidge Tom Ferguson Jennifer Ferry Penny Fike Kurt Flesher Paul Fry Gloria Fuentes Steve Furnish 169 Rick Abbott Michelle Andrews Debbie Atkison Lori Barger Cindy Bartels Jeff Bauman Michelle Bauman Laura Benson Mike Bishop Karl Blust Greg Bock Patty Bock Kelly Bonar Mike Brandt Scot Brumbaugh Beth Cattell Debbie Caywood Kim Chaffins Joe Chisholm Tammy Chittenden Jennie Christlieb Bob Cole Todd Coleman Paula Colwell ETRE ART TES TNE: ERED RES IRS Chris Gall Regenna Gamble Paul Garn Kathy Gillespie Maria Gingery Kelly Gingrich Mary Greer Tim Grossman Marsha Haffner Tami Hans Tonya Harmon Bob Hathaway Greg Heal Garry Hewes Jodie Helbert Mark Hensinger Joy Hixon Robin Hixon Jeanette Hunter Cathy Hutton Richie Isham Jeff Hackson Ed Jarrett Sheila Jones Andrea Kelham Jody Kendig Dan Kleber John Kleeman Gerald Kline Harold Kline Robin Koble Greg Kock Michelle Koskie Lynn Lanning Trey Lantz Blinda Leffel Angie Lehman Steve Lepley John Lewis Loren Lindabury Sue Loutzenhiser Wendy Maggert Robin Malcolm Matt Maley Ed Maloney David Manuel Chris McIntosh Kelly Miller Deb Sleeper Dena Snider Sarah Somers Lena Sorenson Jamie Steckley Tammy Steckley Cathy Stephenson Brad Stump Jim Sturges Ed Teller Jeff Thrush Denise Teusch Mark Teusch Philip Tschebykin Beth Vanderbosch Laura Wagner Dawn Wappes Nanette Waring Tony Watson David Weimer Scott Wilcoxson Charles Wood Lora Woods Terry Yarde 171 Max Miller Tom Miller Lisa Molargik Diane Morr Dave Nuttle Dennis Omspacher Sharon Ousley Chris Owens Brenda Palmer Todd Panning Tim Parks Kim Penland Kathy Pepple Doug Peters Lee Portner Kathy Putt Pam Quince Jeanna Rassman Judy Rowe Trisha Sechler Diane Shank Tom Shoudel Linda Shull Jane Sims TRIS 2 A AIOE NET PRCT RTE BAER Superstar team: Front — Willis Rowe; Cyndy Sparks; Lisa Lepley; Linda Scott. Back — Larry Davenport; Jim Kleeman; Tom Newbauer; Mark Bowman; Tony Surfus; Rick Zolman. Class officers: Treas. — Lisa Lepley; Sec. — Beth Van Zile; V. Pres. — WILETT gA LET re, Cyndy Sparks; Pres. — Linda Walker. cael sophomore’s winning Car. 172 The Class of ’81 start- ed the year by winning the best decorated car at football homecom- ing. A black Trans Am _ was_ highlighted with gold-tipped white flowers and streamers. The sophomores chose royal blue class jack- ets with red trim and they purchased Super Soph T-shirts for Su- perstars. They kept themselves busy with extra-curricular ac- tivities and they en- joyed lunch, the last bell, and pep sessions. SOPHS WIN TROPHY FOR BEST DECORATED CAR pis eer Henry Albright Erle Andrews Judy Barry Cindy Bartels Randy Beber Carol Blessinger Carl Bock Denise Bock Tonoa Bock Mark Bowman Beth Bowmar Mike Bowmar Kathy Brown Tonya Brown Ray Burniston Lori Carper Kathy Casselman Chris Chisholm Phil Clauss Dave Cole Jeff Cox Chris Crowe Tony Curtland Dave Daley Sharon Daniels Ernie Davis Kent Davis Scott Davis Joan DeKonick Sharon DeKonick Mike Delauder Dewey DeLong Gary DeWitt Tad Dickerson Susan Dudash Dave Flesch Rick Frost Terry Frost Bill Fry Kevin Fry Shari Fry Steve Getts Doug Gilliland Charley Gingery Denny Goebel Francis Gooslin NE RT IER A HIT A EL RTT TIT MEET THE CLASS OF ’81 Carol Kennedy Dave Kimmel Jim Kleeman Doug Lalone Larry Lanning Lisa Lepley Beth Lindabury Jeff Lyon Tom Maggert Brenda Malcolm Rick McClellan Jim McDaniel Jill McHenry Chuck McPheeters Jed Mellot Dan Miller Scott Miller Kevin Mock Dick Murley Jim Neeley Sheila New Tom Newbauer Valerie Nodine Gary Ort 174 Tonya Gradecless Lori Graham Dave Greer Steve Griffin Greg Griffith Andy Hall Melany Hamon Michael Harding Carrie Hatton Lloyd Hatton Jamie Helbert Sherri Helmick Tim Herzer Janene Heupel Pam High Jim Hixson Chris Hoeffel John Jackway Rita Jester Jim Johnston Tim Jones Melinda Kappel Monica Kappel Joe Parks Tammy Pence Laurie Pepple Steve Pepple Ann Peters Dean Picklesimer Todd Piety Kerri Pinkerton Jackie Rahrig Debbie Reed Dan Ressler Willis Rowe Brent Ruger Byron Salyer Jeff Schendel Penny Schewe Linda Scott Michelle Shuff Kathy Sims Brenda Smith Mike Souder Laura Sowles Cyndy Sparks Chris Stephenson Jackie Strock Tony Surfus Richard Thomas Tammy Thomas Melanie Tullis Darlene Turner Lori Vanderbosch Missy Van Ort Beth Van Zile Linda Walker Robert Watson Jeanette Whitlock Lori Wilcox Ron Wilcoxson Kelli Wilhelm Cheryl Wisel Samme Wood Jeff Wright Tom Yarde Dave Yarian Shari Yarian Mike Zimmerman Rick Zolman 175 Kyle Flesher and Ron Conrad take a break during Mary Gingery poses in her costume for the the East Noble track meet. What is a Junior? A Junior is an “upperclassman” who hasn’t quite yet been able to receive the extra priv eleges of a Senior, but has already gotten over adjusting to high school. But you had to have some special qualities to be a Junior in the Class of 1980. A Junior js patient. After waiting for class jackets in your sophomore year, the long tension-filled months of waiting for your class rings appear somehow smaller. But when all the tiny red plastic rings have been tossed in the trash and your ring is on your finger, you don’t remember waiting at all. 176 Christmas convocation. Junior class officers — (top to bottom) Sec. — Karen Conkle; Pres. — Richard Olson; V. Pres. — Andy Herzer; Treas. — Joyce Bandy Lori Ashenfelter a Joyce Bandy pa’ Serena Beber d 4A Mark Bergner aid kok yf) Kathy Bergner bam WH PY , Tim Alwood Kevin Best Suzette Bickel Keith Bock John Bougher Beth Brown Ed Bunn Tim Casey Jodi Chisholm Crystal Clark Tom Clark Steve Cleveland Karen Conkle Ron Conrad Doug Cramer Chad Custer Deanna DeGrasse Denice Denes Chuck Derrow Eric Dircksen Steve Dugid Renee Ellert Julie Engel Patti Everidge Paul Ewing Joni Feagler Mark Felger Brent Ferguson Kyle Flesher Sonja Folden Brad Forker Deborah Freeman George Fuentes Tony Garn Kim Getts David Gingery Mary Gingery Wendy Goldie Greg Gorrell 177 Mark Krider Terry Kurtz Connie Langfeldt Chuck LaTurner Tony Lehman Lori Letizia Jeanna Lindabury Tammy Maggert Wayne Malcolm, Jr. Chuck Maloney Todd Marti Mark McCartney Jodi McMillan Randy Mosley Randy Mettert Deb Myers Mike Nastally Kim Nierman Barb Nolan Bill Norris Joe Novy Sandy Nuttle Richard Olsen Lois Orr 178 Greg Grubb Jerry Habig Bob Hall Elaine Hankin Stacy Harter Connie Hebert Andy Herzer Tina High Dennis Hile Nate Hoeffel Beth Hollinger Pam Hollinger Joan Huffman Bob Isham Mike Jarrett Kraig Kelham Katie Kilgore Jamie Knott Rex Kock Colleen Koskie David Smith Emily Smith John Somers Leo Somers Carson Sparks Cindy Steward Sue Sturges Kevin Thomas Jeff Thompson Becky Thrush Jim Van Auken Kim Velpel Katrina Wagner Richard Waring Lisa Warstler Debbie Weaver Donald Weaver Kathy Wegman Chris Winans Joe Woodward Tony Woodward Rick Yarian Tracie Yarian Robin Young 179 Karen Ousley Doug Overy Donna Parr Sue Payton Terry Pence Jodi Piety Donna Reed Tammy Reed Lisa Roehm Steve Roehm Jackie Ruger Lloyd Ryan Sabe Schurr Tonya Sechler Bill Sherwood Lori Shull Janice Sigler Jody Simcox Jean Simon Victor Sims Jeff Skelly ae 5 i + eZ Al a —_ 4 Pane™ . me, a f , (Te 4 Ses A bi ecdione! 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