Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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ESCORTED BY THEIR FATHERS, Miss Garrett candidates Emily Tuttle and Kim Chittenden wait their turns to show off their gowns. AT THE CAMPUS LIFE kick-off © REMOVING THE LUGNUTS, sopho- meeting at Jodi Porter’s, senior Todd more Andrea Fields learns to change Ely dries off after a swim. a tire during Driver’s Education.

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POM SQUAD MEMBERS Ammie Mellott, Amanda Short, Bobbie Stan- LIFEGUARDING at the Garrett Mu- diford, Andrea Fields, and Robin @ ’ | nicipal Swimming Pool, junior Teresa Neeley march in the Garrett Days pa- J O S Wiant tans in the sun. rade. Summer found GHS stu- dents involved in both work and play. Part-time jobs pro- vided cash for vacations and other activities. In June Campus Life spon- sored a three-day trip to King’s Island and weekly vol- leyball games for 13 sur- rounding schools. A trip to Michigan for ice cream and a swimming party at Jodi Por- ter’s highlighted Campus Life’s August curriculum. Seniors Mark Claxton, Todd Sattison, Patty Emigh, and Candy Kogin attended Indiana Hoosier Boys’ Girls’ State in Terre Haute in June. Driver’s Education occu- pied several hours a day dur- ing June and July for more than 100 students. “It took up a lot of my time, but | got to see my friends, and | en- joyed driving,’’ explained sophomore Lauri Conkle. Some students have fond memories of family vacations from coast to coast. Junior AT KING'S ISLAND, juniors Tina Car- lin and Shelly Lantz rest for a mo- ment with the Smurfs. 8 Summer ® Shelly Lantz commented, “‘l spent my days working or lay- ing out, and my nights out with my friends. | went to King’s Island, Cedar Point, and waterskiing in Michigan. But the most memorable trip | made was with my family to Myrtle Beach, South Caroli- na.”’ Jay Lepley visited his dad in California. “| saw Los An- geles, Beverly Hills, and Holly- wood. | attended a basket- ball camp where | saw Magic Johnson, and | went into Ti- juana, Mexico. It was an ex- perience of a lifetime.” During Garrett Days, stu- dents participated in activi- ties sponsored by Garrett Merchants. A lip synch con- test, cheerleading competi- tion, and a parade filled the three-day festival. Ready for school, students returned Aug. 23 after a summer of fun. —Tina Carlin

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PEW LEGL Baughman, Bodey “The 1987 football home- coming king and queen are ... king Lance Baughman and queen Tammy Bodey!” rang over Memorial Field as the royal couple was an- nounced. Homecoming festivities began on Monday, Sept. 21, with spirit week’s pajama day. Other spirit days were 50’s-60’s, hat and sun- glasses, mourning, and ma- roon and blue. On Wednes- day night student council sponsored the annual snake 10 FB Homecoming dance. Each class worked during the week with the anticipa- tion for a first place car. The class of 1991 won the Best Decorated Car award. Stu- dent counci l secretary Heidi Knott presented the award to the freshman class. Homecoming ceremonies began with a parade which processed from Yoder Ford to the football field. The pa- rade was led by the police and fire departments along with last year’s homecoming HOMECOMING crowned king and queen, Todd Warstler and Mary Kay Feagler. Only a Railroader loss to East Noble marred the festivi- ties. Student council deserves a pat on the back for “making it happen” at football home- coming again this year. —Michelle Anderson AFTER THEIR CROWNING as foot- ball homecoming queen and king, seniors Tammy Bodey and Lance Baughman receive applause from football fans.