Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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FHA rollerskates, Future Homemakers of America had a hard time getting started because of low membership. Despite this, they baked cookies for the teachers at Christ- mas. Also during the year they went rol- lerskating and had a pizza party at God- father’s in Fort Wayne. Mrs. Mary Lou Trainer was the spon- sor during first semester and Mrs. Bar- bara Olin took over for the second se- mester. Officers were Trisha Sechler, presi- dent; Lora Woods, vice-president; and Deanna Kappel, secretary treasurer. TOP RIGHT—Front Row—Jane Sims, Trisha Sechler, Deanna Kappel, Mrs. Mary Lou Trainer, sponsor. Second Row—Geneva Maloney, Rebel Dennison, Lora Woods, Rhonda Beck. RIGHT—Rhonda Nodine, Rebel Dennison, and Rhonda Beck sample the rice crispy treats at their FHA booth during the Little 500. ABOVE—Mrs. Olin gives last minute instruc- tion to Rhonda Beck before she starts sewing. 26 FHA enjoys pizza

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Club sponsors annual exhibit, fund raisers Art Club members participated in many activities during the year. Mem- bers decorated a Christmas tree at a Christmas dance they sponsored. They also sold Christmas tree ornaments made by club members. Other fund-raising activities included sponsoring a junior high dance, selling lemonade during Little 500, and having a bake sale every Monday in May. At the annual art show Rachel Warstler won the “Best of Show” award of $75. Other prizes included ribbons, canvas boards, acrylic paints, and draw- ing pencils. TOP—Art Club president Matt Maley takes his turn selling lemonade at the Little 500 while Dan Rottger watches the activities. MIDDLE LEFT—Patti Kleber, Deb Zerns, and Chris Wiant paint banners for the Art Club’s Christmas dance. ABOVE—Front Row—Mary Case, Ron Getts, Gene Cramer, Chris Wiant, secretary; Bill Bever- ly, Mr. Mark Ober, sponsor. Second Row—Tom Cole, Dan Brandt, Lana Stoops, Jeannie Brown, Rachel Warstler, Deb Zerns, vice-president; Sis Sleeper, Teri Davis. Third Row—Tony Curtland, Kevin Hewes, Tammy Standiford, Marilyn Rowe, Tammy New, Patti Kleber, Larry Evans, Matt Maley, president; Kelly Bonar. LEFT—Ron Getts, Teri Davis, Tom Cole, and Tony Curtland decorate a Christmas tree before the Art Club dance. Art Club 25

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FFA judging teams win contest honors ™ , 4 ‘ 4 ; ABOVE—Deanna Kappel and Veronica Erwin receive their greenhand pins at the FFA banquet. MIDDLE RIGHT—Front Row—Jean Lange, Linda Haynes, Terry Yarde, Glen Malcolm, Kevin Thrush, Mr. Andy Giegold, sponsor. Second Row—Steve Bade, Gaylon Wisel, Doug Brum- baugh, Ron Hollinger, Jeff Knott, Duane Griffis, Molly Wappes. Third Row—Tony Wilhelm, Mark DeKoninck, Deanna Kappel, Veronica Erwin, An- drea Stoltie, Frank Weller, Cliff Teller. Fourth Row—Todd Gorman, Tim Gorman, Todd Perry, Jeff Thrush, Darren Christlieb, Sterling Robbins, Ed Chisholm, Mark Lewis. Fifth Row—John Sliger, Rob Knott, Mark Hall, Dave Owen, Mark George, Tom Sturges, Terry Curtland, Mike Brandt, Jeff Bauman. BOTTOM RIGHT—Garrett FFA officers take time out at camp to pose with the state FFA offi- cers. Future Farmers of America 1981-82 officers attended leadership camp in Trafalgar, Indiana, during July. This camp was a learning experience during which officers polished their leadership skills. The annual FFA banquet was held in November. Awards to the judging team, area farmers, and those members mov- ing up a year in FFA were distributed. Selling seeds and cutting firewood were the biggest money makers. The FFA district convention was held in March. Terry Yarde won first place in both dairy and livestock proficiencies. Doug Holbrook won fifth in diversified livestock and Steve Bade also won fifth in chicken production. Judging teams had a great deal of suc- cess. The livestock team won the area contest and advanced to the state finals. The dairy team won county honors and advanced to area competition. Officers were Terry Yarde, president; Linda Haynes, vice-president; Dean Hatton, secretary; Jean Lange, treasur- er; Glen Malcolm, sentinel; and Kevin Thrush, reporter. FFA 27