Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Sn, Top Left—Representing the school board, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Getts and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Freeze enjoy a filling meal at a chili-salad bar supper sponsored by both staffs. Top Right—A rare shot taken of an unsuspecting Mrs. Bonnie Miles shows that teachers like to have fun too. Above—Signal Staff—Front Row—Twilla Centers, Pam Woods, Kim Zeigler, Suzy Somers, Teresa Delauder, Ginger Centers. Back Row—Mrs. Bonnie Miles, advisor; Dave Relue, editor; Tom Custer, Jim Mosley, Dawn Olds, Carrie Cook, Kris Sickmiller.

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New equipment provided by the school system aided both the newspaper and yearbook staffs in 1982-83. Newspaper staff began using the school’s new 48K computer and word pro- cessor to do the typesetting of the Signal. Not only did this method of typesetting defray some of the cost of producing the Signal but also helped students learn new computer processes and techniques. Both staffs used a Canon AE-1 Program cam- era, which was purchased with English De- partment funds. Fund raising was a major concern of the Aeolian and Signal staffs as well as pro- ducing their respective publications. Yearbook and newspaper staffs jointly sponsored a chili-salad bar supper Oct. 27. Another joint project was Lifesaver Lollipop sales, which went over well this year. A senior high dance was sponsored by the Aeolian after a football game. Mr. Robert Gruesbeck, demonstrated his disc jockey skills by playing records for danc- ing and listening. During basketball season Steve Dembickie provided music and lights for another senior high dance spon- sored jointly by both staffs along with a third dance for junior high students DJ’ed by Carrie Cook, Dawn Olds, and Mike Colgate. New camera, word processor aid publications Top Right—The final isue of the Signal is finally finished and Dave Relue and Tom Custer sit down to take a well deserved break. Above—Aeolian Staff—Front Row—Anisa Hazeltine, Carrie Cook, advertising manager; Kim Zeigler, Pam Woods, Dawn Olds. Second Row—kKris Sickmiller, Paula McFann, Ginger Centers, Pat Colgate, Suzy Somers, Jim Mosley. Third Row—Tina Weller, Teresa Delauder, Twilla Centers, Kelly Vancil. Back Row—Tom Cole, Sonja Stoeckelmann, Ingrid Taube, editor; Mrs. Bonnie Miles, advisor. Left—Far from his regular job teaching auto mechanics, Mr. Robert Gruesbeck serves as disc jockey for the senior high dance sponsored by Aeolian and Signal staffs. =

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Bus breakdown highlights trip to Blackstone — Thespians and the newly formed Foren- sics team combined fun filled activities and a lot of hard work to make the year a great success. The Forensics team found both challenges and frustrations in estab- lishing a new team. Team members put in many long hours memorizing lines and practicing cuttings. THESPIAN AWARDS Best Actress Jenny Baber Mike Colgate Natasha Tschebykin Frank Weller Tina Weller Best Supporting Actor Honor Thespian Top Left—Speech Team—Bottom—Brian Ma- ley. Second Row—Gina Jones, Mary Case. Third Row—Dawn Olds, Allison Millet, Juanita Wagner, Tina Weller. Fourth Row—Susan Getts, Mike Col- gate. Top—Miss Stormy Klecka. Top Right—Thespians—Bottom—Frank Weller, Cheryl Jakway, Second Row—Janis Treesh, Juanita Wagner, Third Row—Tina Weller, Treasurer; Brian Michael, Fourth Row—Michelle Johnson, Tricia Ferry, Top Row—Alicia Jakway, Jenny Baber, Secretary; Natasha Tschebykin, Presi- dent; Mike Colgate, Vice President; Susie Getts, Miss Stormy Klecka. Right—Practicing their cut from The Hobbit, Tina Weller and Michelle Peters really get into the action. 30 Speech Thespians The team was able to place in every meet they attended and did quite well in sectionals. At the Highland Speech Tour- ney they placed 11th out of 23 teams. Tina Weller and Michelle Peters placed fifth at Highland, defeating former nation- al champs, Chesterton, and state runners- up from Muncie in duo competition. Thespians kept busy with many activi- ties. Members held their formal candle- light initiation at the Factory in Fort Wayne. Initiates wore blue and gold paint on their faces and were “‘slaves’’ the fol- lowing day in school. a PRR CN Sc 1 advo t ached fpaead tf, bamse if judd fi» . he mt id j is npl Meet fe fo Vows tC pleas Lune Sul Cth naes Roszef be opets Medusa L iJ — lang f : 2 tm nt “46 ee at BI. sn ay var yp Lie Bint 1 rziMMiny The Chicago trip to see the Broadway production of Amadeus highlighted the year as a truly unforgettable experience. Sightseeing and attending the Blackstone Theater provided many memories. Other memories came from the euchre show- down on the bus trip in which the senior girls defeated the male team led by Mr. Toll, the bus breakdown which resulted in getting home at 5:30 a.m., and trying to stay awake in classes the next day. The Thespian motto remains the same, ‘Act well your part; there all the honor lies.” ;