Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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(iwmaiS a More than rr | 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' TV commercials tell us about Transformers, robots in disguise. In other words, Transformers offer ‘“more than meets the eye.” Such is the case also with the town of Garrett and Gar- rett High School. At first glance our community ap- pears to be a once-thriving railroad town which is cur- rently in a state of decline. However, ‘‘there’s more than meets the eye” in Gar- rett. The Garrett community has a lot to offer any individ- ual or family. A well- equipped and beautifully re- stored public library, well- maintained parks, tennis courts, swimming pool, anda nine-hole golf course are among the special facilities which make Garrett a good place to live. Garrett’s future looks good. City officials and busi- ness leaders are cooperating Assisting behind the scenes, Mr. Rick Kirkton, head football coach, tapes the championship game of the girls’ basketball sectional. Opening Theme with an out-of-town devel- oper who wants to build a shopping mall just west of the present downtown area. As for Garrett High School, every time a student, an ath- letic squad, or an extra-cur- ricular organization success- fully achieves a goal, always there is ‘‘more than meets the eye.” For example, Coach Den- nis Feagler and his varsity boys’ basketball squad owe some of their success as NECC and sectional champi- ons to the availability of game films videotaped throughout the season by Mr. Rick Kirk- ton, head football coach, and by other coaches and teach- ers. Certainly, no team can function smoothly without the behind-the-scenes work of student managers, train- ers, and assistant coaches. And, of course, the thing that makes all those hours of meets practice worthwhile is the support of both students and the community. The same is true with musi- cal and theatrical produc- tions. Without the work of directors, students directors, and backstage crews and as- sistance from parents and other interested persons, ac- tors and musicians would be unable to present well-pol- ished performances. Even in the classroom and in the area of academic and vocational achievement, ev- ery success story has a side which does not readily “meet the eye.” Honor rolls are attained, scholarships are won, and jobs are obtained not only because of intelli- gence but also because stu- dents are conscientious about their studies and be- cause parents, teachers, and friends are there with need- ed support. the eye

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1986 Aeolian Vol. 64 Garrett High School Garrett, Indiana 46738

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| | Oag | At Back-to-School Night, Principal Gaylord Toll welcomes parents. Giving her congratulations to the 1985-86 Garrett boys’ basketball sectional champions, Mayor Mar- cella Zerns addresses the student body. High above the field, assistant coach Aaron Greve communicates valu- able information to coaches on the sidelines. { | EE Opening Theme 6)