Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Mixe Slack directs a Campus Life game he calls “listen elimi- nation.” Being new easier than expected Garrett’s Campus Life chapter has a new face. He is 23-year-old Mike Slack. He was chosen to replace Eric Muzzillo, who left Campus Life in 1986. Mike is from Angola and works as an orderly at Ca- meron Hospital in Angola. Some of Mike’s favorites are basketball, swimming, travel- ing, Christian rock sounds of De Garmo and Key, pizza and the color red. He also attends classes at Fort Wayne Bible College. When asked how it felt to be the “new kid on the block,” Mike revealed, “At first, I was a bit apprehensive about coming to a school where I didn’t know any of the kids. I was afraid that the students would be reluctant to accept Exchange student Christian Berndt tries to think of ques- tions at a more serious “Life” meeting. I6 Campus Life someone new coming in. My fears were taken away as I got to know some of the students involved in Campus Life. I now feel like Garrett has ac- cepted me for who I am, and I’ve gotten to know a lot of the students pretty well.” He was also happy with the turnout at weekly meetings. He stated, ‘The club has real- ly grown this year.” There was an average of 45 persons each week which is a large in- crease from last year’s group. Campus Life is a lot of fun, but there is also a spiritual side. Said Mike, ‘“‘The re- sponse to the message that Campus Life tries to bring out has been fantastic. I’m very happy with the way things turned out this yer.” —Candy Kogin RR PE Lr ment me ssc NOVAN 4 | [| A ath tor Onderstanging f= 4 peas gat srarenmt CAu, ao

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et ae Sticking to business, Home- coming King Todd Steward (35) puts it up for two. Homecoming Queen and King Jennifer Wolf and Todd Ste- ward display their awards proudly. New homecomin § includes players “Take a Walk on the Wild- side” was the theme for bas- ketball homecoming, 1987. At halftime the 10 seniors in the court waited as Teresa Wiant, Student Council treasurer, announced King and Queen Todd Steward and Jennifer Wolf. Jennifer received crown and roses, and stand-in Tim Firks accepted a plaque for Todd, who was a member of the varsity basketball team. Homecoming underwent a change in 1987. Basketball players were eligible for the court. Other candidates included Jim Brown, Renna Matthews, Dave Talley, Lori Kobiela, Derek Robbins, Kris Miller, Rich Wisel, and Mary Bock. The evening’s celebration was complete with a 71-60 Railroader victory over Ango- la’s Hornets. Student Council members spent more than five hours decorating the gymnasium in blue and silver for the event. Bobbie Coyer, Student Coun- cil representative, comment- ed, “It was fun for my first year in Student Council, but we hung an awful lot of feet.” —Tina Carlin ' P| — wT Lay eS PT eT TS Oe

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Mes. Yvette Flannagan, Mike Slack’s associate, socializes with the gang. , Junior Troy Gibson demon- Campus Life members attempt strates an ‘S’ in a mock-cha- to untangle themselves from a rades game. “love knot” game, a common oc- currence at weekly meetings. Campus Life [7 bt, | Aue abate