Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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UPPER LEFT: The thrills and chills of the super slide are enjoyed by Brian Michaels, Nina Tschebykin, and Mark Hensinger. LOWER LEFT: Making their fortunes at the color wheel are Trey Lantz, Doug Peters, Ritch Conrad, Shawn Koble, and Richie Isham. UPPER RIGHT: Tammy Baird (DeKalb), Tracy McKown (Eastside), and Pam Smock smile during evening gown competition. LOWER RIGHT: Jamie Shoudel smiles as Deanna Wappes hugs her cuddly cop. FAIR 9

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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

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Siples, Pepple win Homecoming Autumn Homecoming, ‘Special Touch,”’ broke an old tradition when Junior Greg Siples was awarded Homecoming King. Laurie Pepple was crowned Queen. A tradition was also added to the event, when last year’s winners Katie Kilgore and Nate Hoeffel awarded the King and Queen their honors. The annual ceremony took place on the 10 HOMECOMING new football field, where the candidates proudly stood. The guys received a yellow rose boutineer and the girls received a long stemmed yellow rose. Laurie was presented red roses and Greg received a plaque. The Sophomore class again, for the third year in a row, won the prize for the best decorated car. LEFT—The Sophomore gang surrounds their car with signs of victory. RIGHT—King Greg Siples and Queen Laurie Pepple proudly display their honors. BOTTOM—Homecoming Queen Laurie Pepple and King Greg Siples reign over the court. The candidates are Tammy Burniston, Mark George, Johnna Smith, Mike Colgate, Twylia Emigh, Pete Bowman, Krista Dircksen, Andy Hall, Lori VanDerbosch, Rick Zolman, Diane Morr, Steve Lepley, Larkin Hunter and Todd Gibson.