Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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a - : s a ; TOP LEFT—Talent award winner, Susan Dudash, newly crowned Miss Garrett, Beth Van Zile, and first runner-up, Pam Smock, smile to the crowd. , TOP RIGHT—Lisa Lepley dances to ‘‘Caberet’’ during the talent competition. BOTTOM LEFT—Judy Barry expresses herself during her talent competition. BOTTOM RIGHT—Cheryl! Wisel smiles proudly at the crowd while riding in her car during the Garrett Days parade. MISS GARRETT 7

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Van Zile wins Miss Garrett title Nearly 500 people gathered an hour early to cheer the contestants on in the Miss Garrett Pageant. They were anxiously awaiting the start. When final ballots were tallied, Beth Van Zile walked down the runway wearing the crown. Beth performed a musical skit in the talent competition, accompanying herself on the organ. First runner-up, Pam Smock, performed a Barry Manilow melody on the flute for her talent presentation. Talent award winner, Susan Dudash, won by Singing ‘‘The Rose’’, and accompanying herself on the piano. The other contestants were Judy Barry, singing and accompanying herself on the piano. Laurie Pepple, who sang ‘‘I Want To Go Back There Someday’”’. Cheryl Wisel danced to ‘‘New York, New York’’. Tonya Gradless danced to ‘‘Magic To Do’’. Cyndy Sparks sang ‘‘I Honestly Love You’’. Lisa Lepley did a jazz dance to ‘‘Caberet’’. Lori VanDerbosch performed a gymnastics routine. Sherri Helmick sang ‘‘Babe’’ and Beth Bowmar played the piano. TOP—First-runner-up, Pam Smock, accepts her trophy from the 1979 runner-up Tammy Maggert, as the other contestants admire her winnings. LEFT—Beth Van Zile smiles proudly as she walks down the runway. ik, ii «= ., MIDDLE RIGHT—During dress rehearsal, Cyndy Sparks, Lisa Lepley, Cheryl Wisel, Tonya ia yj} - 4 5 Gradeless, Beth Van Zile, Susan Dudash Beth Bowmar, Pam Smock, and Lori VanDerbosch © practice with the Concordia Cadets. BOTTOM RIGHT—Tonya Gradeless, Cyndy Sparks, and Lisa Lepley walk through the Concordia Cadets during the evening gown competition. 6 MISS GARRETT

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GHS students win honors at fair The annual DeKalb County Free Fall Fair brought honors to many GHS students and fun to everyone. The students were dismissed at 11 a.m. to experience during rides, cotton candy, and upset stomachs. Swing Choir entered competition and did an excellent job, but to the surprise of everyone, did not place. Pam Smock and Beth Van Zile competed in the Miss DeKalb Pageant. For the first time in eight years, a Garrett girl won the coveted title. Beth Van Zile was crowned the 1980 Miss DeKalb County after competing in interviews, bathing suit, talent, and evening gown competition. In the 4-H barns Brenda Malcolm’s entries were awarded Grand Champion Hog and Mare. Glen Malcolm received Grand Champion Steer. Grand Champion Gilt went to Darren Christlieb and Reserve Grand Champion Steer went to Robbie Knott. The fair proved to be a great first day off. '™— | ; Bi . : Sw i ABOVE: Kathy Pepple, Theresa Lantz, Roxanne Hathaway, and Cheri Hutton prove their luck at the fair by coming away with three stuffed animals. UPPER LEFT: Harold Kline tries to decide which taffy apple to eat first—plain or peanut. RIGHT: Beth Van Zile tells a fairy tale to music for her talent at the Miss DeKalb Pageant. 8 FAIR