Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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P. reparing for the balloon toss, juniors Denise Bush and Julie Wells carry out their NHS re- sponsibilities. cee eee LS a Deckea out in shades and zinc oxide supplied by GHS cheer- leaders, juniors John Cordray, Joe Carlin, and sophomore Ed Placencia decide what food to eat next. Once again, senior Mike Roehm is found competing in the pie-eating contest, which he won for the second year in a row.

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Little 500 enjoys perfect weather It was a warm and sunny afternoon on Friday, May 8, as students sat in class watch- ing the clock tick by. At last, one o’clock arrived, and Mr. Gaylord Toll an- nounced that students were to be dismissed. Little 500 had begun. Students crowded around the track and parking lot to participate in or just observe traditional Little 500 events. Among the most popular ac- tivities were tug-of-war, soft- ball, powder puff football Sophomores Jenifer Binz, Tina Carlin, Donna Vanderpool, Jill Engel, and Beth Hixson relax as they watch the powder puff football game. Rich Wisel takes a swing at the ball in the junior-senior softball game. Working at the NHS soft drink stand during Little 500, sopho- more Beth Lemper makes change for a customer. Daring the winning perfor- mance, junior Clay Beber jams on a lip synch guitar solo at the Little 500 dance. and, of course, the Little 500 race. High school clubs earned money by selling concessions alongside the football field. Winding up the afternoon, junior Tammy Bodey, elected by GHS students with penny votes, won the “honors” of kissing the pig. Little 500 dance was staged that evening in J.K. Ober auditorium, where the junior class took first place in a lip synch contest. —Tina Carlin SE RA AR SE es: x a ok. ‘ poet es ies BAS Sx. ; a 7 = ma SEAS i oe Be. 3. o Se Seyee eee A LR Oe

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HOV reas Posing for pictures, newly crowned king and queen Tom O’Connor and Deb Smurr smile happily. Enjoying the evening, junior Bridget Creager and date, Glen McHenry, take a break from dancing. O’Connor, Smurr crowned at prom “Hold on to Your Dreams” was the theme for the 1987 ju- nior-senior prom May 16 at the new Garrett Country Club. Approximately 75 cou- ples danced to music by ‘“‘Cry Wolf”. At 10:30 p.m. Mr. Mark Ober, junior class sponsor, announced Tom O’Connor and Deb Smurr as king and queen. Tom accepted a plaque from Jennifer Wolf, last year’s queen, and Deb re- ceived a crown, roses, and a kiss of congratulations from Todd Steward, 1986 prom king. The royal couple danced to the theme song, “Dream On” by Aerosmith. Others on the prom court included Sally Hile, Kelly Lampe, Dyane Quinn, Lance Baughman, Butch Johnson, and Matt Warstler. Theme colors were peach and black. Sophomores served cake and punch, and pictures of couples were tak- en by Etter Studio. Robin Clauss, junior class president, as hostess wel- comed everyone to the prom as the evening began. —Bobbie Coyer