Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Council helps Student Council began the year by sponsoring fall homecoming “Over the Rainbow,” and continued their active schedule throughout the year. Fifteen members of Student Council traveled to Muncie to attend the State Student Council Convention. The annual “Burn the Baron” was a success despite drizzling rain and the theft of the fire wood. Student Council honored the faculty, staff and administration during Ameri- can Education Week. Members distrib- uted donuts before school and handed out red apples during activity period. A TOP—Harold Kline serves cake to Mrs. Eastes on Teachers’ Day. MIDDLE LEFT—Student Council member Lori Bowman assists a parent at open house. MIDDLE RIGHT—Andrea Stoltie, Krista Dircksen, and Lori Bowman “relax” in the locker commons after delivering sweetheart flowers. BOTTOM—Front Row—Lena Sorensen, president; Dawn Wappes, secretary; Twylia Emigh, treasurer; Jay Johnson, vice president. Second Row—Krista Dircksen, Wendy Maggert, Harold Kline, Cindy Bartels, Yumiko Kodama. Third Row—Shelly Dunham, Silke Bodenbach, Jane Dircksen, Lori Bowman, Pete Bowman, Della Surface. Fourth Row—Mr. Paul Johnston, spon- sor; Mary Hile, Leigh Anne Chisholm, Tammy Burniston, Andrea Stoltie, Rachel Warstler, Deb- bie Zerns, Nina Tschebykin. 16 Student Council flood victims large sheet cake was placed in both the high school and elementary teacher’s lounge for the occasion. Because of one extremely rainy week many people in DeKalb and Allen coun- ties found themselves evacuated and homeless. A special canned good drive was sponsored by the Student Council in hope of giving some relief to the flood victims. Student Council made a profit of $1500 to $2000 in candy sales, of which a large amount was donated to the year- book. Sweetheart flowers were sold also.

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i | | | | Spanish Club Spanish Club opened the year with initiation of new members into the club. The ceremony commenced with the ini- tiates wearing plastic garbage bags all day and culminated with a contest to see who could make the best pinata blind- folded. The club also sponsored a junior high dance in J.E. Ober Auditorium. All club members pitched in to make this event a big success. Vice president Kim Penland DJ’ed the dance. A pinata raffle and re- initiates wear freshments were also featured. Spanish Club again sold pinatas. The old forms of Mickey Mouse and a bee were used along with a new Tony the Tiger form. Time was spent activity per- iods, club meetings, and after school making these pinatas. A highlight was a pinata-making party after school. For the second year in a row Spanish Club joined DeKalb High School’s Spanish Club for a Christmas party. This festive occasion was punctuated garbage bags with Spanish-English word games, the giving away of pinata door prizes, and the breaking of a large pinata filled with “soodies”’. Another successful party was with the German Club. Food from both cultures was featured along with entertainment from both clubs. The year ended with a traditional din- ner at a Mexican restaurant in Fort Wayne. Members really enjoyed trying different Mexican dishes. ABOVE LEFT—Mona Snider, Kelly Vancil, and Tammy Krus try to make a pinata blindfolded at the club initiation. ABOVE RIGHT—Tina Weller and Sharon Brown get refreshments at the Christmas party with DeKalb. BELOW LEFT—Front Row—Gloria Fuentes, Lori Davis, Kim Penland, vice president; Ingrid Taube, secretary; Julie Gorrell, treasurer. Second Row—Mrs. Shirley Wallace, sponsor; Krista Dircksen, Laura Benson, Kathy Putt, Harold Kline, Cathy Stephenson. Third Row—Janis Treesh, Greg Siples, Deanna Getts, Jody Steward, Jo Klinger, Chris Longsworth, LuAnn DeLong, Twylia Emigh. Fourth Row—Tina Weller, Sharon Brown, Todd Miller, Neal Hull, Vicky Harmon, Debbie Swank, Jane Dircksen, Gina Jones. Fifth Row—Jeannie Brown, Kelly Vancil, Mona Snider, Tammy Krus, Michelle Peters, Cindy Steckley, James Ely, Rosie Sheehan, Susie Getts, Diana Ferguson. Spanish Club 15

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A | Fellowship of Christian Athletes par- ticipated in many worthwhile activities this year. Club members worked hard at penny pitches during basketball games to raise money for the Christmas Bureau and the FCA overnighter. Money earned from a weightlifting contest and bike-a-thon was used to purchase a stereo for the locker room. Donkey basketball tickets were sold by members for the Athletic Booster Club. The Booster Club annually uses BD FCA stages Easter egg hunt money from this project to buy athletic equipment. For “Burn the Baron”, FCA helped Student Council by gathering all the wood needed for the traditional bonfire after the snake dance. A float consisting of a train underneath a rainbow was made for homecoming. FCA also sponsored the annual Hal- loween eve hayride and an Easter egg hunt for the elementary special educa- tion class. ww 61 TOP—Club members collect money at a basket- ball penny pitch for the Christmas Bureau. CENTER LEFT—Front Row—Tim Bowmar, program director; Doug Baker, vice president; Gerald Kline, president; David Weimer, sergeant of arms; Jay Johnson; secretary treasurer; Mark Steigmeyer, program director. Second Row— Troy Dickerson, John Clauss, Mark Bowm ar, Dennis Omspacher, Eric Mossberger, Darren Pe- ters, Mr. Richard Boyd, sponsor. Third Row— Doug Kee, Todd Gibson, Todd Gorman, Jody Ken- dig, Lonnie Lanning, Pete Bowman, Doug Kel- ham. Fourth Row—Ken Goldie, Brian Maley, Dan Isham, Brent Crowe, Steve Zolman, Brian Michael, Chris DePaolo, Tim Gorman, Steve Bow- man. Fifth Row—Doug Shippy, Matt Miles, Wes- ley Warstler, Rick Young, Dave Shields, John Bo- dey, Jeff Perry, Rob Knott, Gaylon Wisel, Dennis Weimer. CENTER RIGHT—President Gerald Kline leads a cheer at the annual “Burn the Baron”. BOTTOM—FCA members take a break from building a homecoming float to build a pyramid. el FCA 17