Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Janiors Julie Wells, Bobbie Coyer, and Kelly Lampe per- form in the Queen’s parade to the music of the GHS band. Praying drums and cymbals, freshman Jim Molargik and seventh grader Jay Franks march with the GHS band in the Grand Finale parade. 8 Fair Week

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F. ollowing their selection, Lori Williams, Miss Garrett 1986, and Teresa Smith, runner-up, pose for photographers. Wearing an orange sundress and carrying yellow roses, a tanned and smiling Jennifer Wolf rides in the Garrett Days parade. In swimsuit competition con- testants Staci Stafford and Ce- lia Custer await their trips down the runway. Miss Garrett ] ae ie oS ae

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lives. Smith with escort Christian Berndt rides in her contestant car prior to the Miss DeKalb County Fair Week involved many GHS students in activities such as 4-H exhi- bitions, parades, choir com- petitions, and Miss DeKalb County Pageant. Pom squad and band mem- bers marched in the Good Fellowship, Queen’s, and Grand Finale Parades. Lori Williams, Miss Gar- rett, and Teresa Smith, first runner-up, were contestants in the 1986 Miss DeKalb County Pageant. Garrett Campus Life mem- bers supported Lori and Te- resa in the Queen’s parade by riding in a support car behind the contestants. Teresa, who received the talent award, said, “I think it was a good experience for everyone in- volved.” More than 30 students showed livestock for 4-H. “I DeKalb County Pageant. I GHS represented at Fair learned the responsibility of taking care of something that was my own to make a profit,” commented sophomore Ron Sarrazine. Beth Lemper stated, “I got the opportunity to judge sheep, hogs, and cattle, and to buy, raise and sell my live- stock at a profit.” —Tina Carlin hn the opening number, partici- pants in the Miss DeKalb Coun- ty Pageant dance to “Great Gosh O’Mighty.” Garrett’s Lori Williams is second from left. Fair Week 9