Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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7E Top—Senior High Student Council—Front Row—Mr. Paul Johnston, advisor; Twylia Emigh, president; Jay Johnson, vice-president; Lori Bow- man, treasurer; Jane Dircksen. Second Row—Per Ornvall, Pete Bowman, Della Surface, Jamie Shou- del, Luis Navarro, Jenney McPheeters, Jennifer Kleber, Mary Ann Hile. Third Row—Susie Getts, Nina Tschebykin, Rachel Warstler, Leigh Anne Chis- holm, Rosie Sheehan, Patty Kleber, Deb Zerns, An- drea Stoltie. Back Row—Jim Mosley, Holly Cauff- man, Tracy Curtland, Laura Grotian, Claire Horton, Doreen Zolman, Doug Ahr. Middle Left—Cheerleaders and Spanish Club members work at their booths during Little 500 to make money for club projects. Middle Right—Molly Wappers and Tricia Ferry take advantage of a hot Little 500 day to wear their mini-skirts. Left—No, Jini Ricketts didn’t get a pie in the face, but she did compete in the pie eating contest during Student Council’s Little 500. Student Council 21

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Administrators kiss pig at Little 500 Student Council, led by officers Twylia Emigh, Jay Johnson, and Lori Bowman, completed one of its most memorable years in recent history. Sponsor Paul Johnston stated, ‘‘These officials led the council through many trials, tribulations, and many moments of success.’ The council started its year with the annual August breakfast meeting to plan the upcoming year’s events. In September the council was involved with sweetheart flower sales and homecoming nominations and balloting. After preparing for homecoming and Silver Anniversary team recognition in October, Garrett joined with the Prairie Heights Student Council for participation at the state convention. Middle Left—Troy Gibson makes a gooey mess out of his egg during Little 500 egg toss. Middle Right—After voting all week, students gather for the highlight of the Little 500, the kissing of the pig and guess who received the most votes. . . Mr. Toll and Mr. Gibson. Right—Arm wrestling competition provides a chal- lenge for Ed Chisholm and Damon Lewis. 20 Student Council November brought Teacher Apprecia- tion Week. Posters were made, cakes were baked, and treats were given in hon- or of the occasion. NHS and Student Council combined forces to make the Christmas canned foods and toy drive a success. In December and January, the council made preparation for February’s basket- ball homecoming and Silver Anniversary team recognition. School-wide candy sale was Student Council’s project in March. Students who wished to become Student Council officers or class representatives were busy in April. Prospective officers had to endure petitioning, poster making, hand shaking, and speech delivering to earn their posi- tions. | Little 500 again concluded the schedule of activities for Student Council in May| “This is the one activity the council mem| bership prepares and sets up without an | help from me,” stated Mr. Johnston. Little 500 was a huge success. From the club’: booths to the events held, everyone hac fun. The grand finale was the kissing of the pig. During Little 500 and the previou week, teacher and administration nomi nees were voted on. It was a close racd between Mr. Tol l and Mr. Gibson un someone decided to make a tie betwee! the two, which meant they both had to kis} the pig in front of the whole student body

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Art club starts saving for own display case During the 1982-83 school year, Art Club members began to realize a dream — that of purchasing a display case. By con- ducting a bake sale, a cake raffle, dances for junior high and high school students, and an art show, and selling sweetheart flowers, the club began to save money for this project. Officers who led the club in their endeavors were Tom Cole, presi- dent; and Tammy Standiford, secretary. Mr. Mark Ober, advisor, served as trea- surer of the club. Top Right—Art Club—Front Row—Brad Van- cil, Chris Nealy, Tom Cole, president; Tammy Stan- diford, secretary; Marilyn Rowe, Mr. Mark Ober, advisor. Second Row—Angie Smith, Pam Parvu, John Kinney, Tony Curtland, Kevin Hewes, Sherry Malcolm, Tammy New, Sheila Rodman. Middle Left—This prehistoric monster pencil drawing by Mike Steward was one of many exhibits in the Art Club’s art show. Bottom Right—Deb Zerns cleans up after the Headstart Christmas party sponsored by National Honor Society. 22 Art Club