Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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, Royalty selection process change This year like many past Sparks and Todd Perry, freshmen Homecomings proved to be Shelly Dunham and Bob DeWitt. successful, though a new selection Presenting the honors were ‘ 4 method was adopted. The candidates captains of both boys and girls re were elected and voted on by basketball teams. Queen Cyndy students of each class. Elected to Sparks received a bouquet of roses represent the senior class were Linda and King Tim Herzer was awarded a ' Scott, Scott Miller, Kerri Pinkerton, plaque. P Tom Maggert, Cyndy Sparks and Tim TOP—Newly crowned King and Queen Tim 2 Herzer. Herzer and Cyndy Sparks relax and enjoy the y Underclassmen representatives Bes Ont ea samcrgas angola ee MIDDLE RIGHT—Tom Newbauer, Randy were juniors Beth Vanderbosch and Beber and Lori VanDerbosch present the new Mark Hensinger, sophomores Sandy King and Queen their honors. tt a BELOW —The 1981 Basketball Homecoming court are as follows: sophomores Sandy Sparks, Todd Perry; seniors Linda Scott, Scott Miller, Kerri Pinkerton, Tom Maggert, Queen Cyndy Sparks and King Tim Herzer; juniors Beth Vanderbosch, Mark Hensinger; freshmen Shelly Dunham, Bob DeWitt. RIGHT—King Tim Herzer and Queen Cyndy Sparks congratulate each other with a kiss. HOMECOMING 11

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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.

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Students enjoy OEA Semi- Formal The annual 0.E.A. Semi-Formal was held in the J.E. Ober Auditorium on Nov. 4, 1980. Unlike previous years, the dance’s theme was that of Autumn instead of Winter. The Auditorium was decorated with pumpkins and cornstalks and the entranceway was highlighted with fall colored streamers to accent the ‘‘Harvest Sunset’’ theme. The band Southroad provided the evening’s entertainment and door prizes were awarded during intermission. Max Hambidge of Hambidge House of Photography photographed the couples attending the dance. Kathy Sims, Anita Baidinger and Joan DeKonick were nominated for Miss 0.E.A. Queen, Joan DeKonick was crowned the winner by Wendy Maggert, 0.E.A. Vice- President. The Semi-Formal again provided couples with an evening of dancing and romancing. 12 SEMI-FORMAL UPPER LEFT—Missy Van Ort and Bob Putt take a break during the dance. UPPER RIGHT—Joan DeKoninck is crowned Miss 0.E.A. Queen by Wendy Maggert. LOWER LEFT—Southroad provides music for the evening of dancing. LOWER RIGHT—Krista Dircksen and Tim Herzer get munchies at the refreshment table. | 4