Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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SOAKING UP SOME rays, junior Ja- mie Witherspoon passes time at Lit- tle 500 getting a tan. ce 4 ee. WATCHING LITTLE 500 activity, Jodi Bond, Wendy Chervenka, lvy Custer and Anita Kapp enjoy music while they rest. i} WP PLe Eo Beautiful weather once again added to the success of the Little 500, Friday, May 6. Little 500 saw a change in ‘88. Competition was taken out of events. Students par- ticipated in traditional events such as tug-of-war, softball, powder puff football, pie-eat- ing contest, and Litle 500 Weather perfect race. Added to the list were four new events — balloon hug, bubble-blowing, belch- ing contest, and skin the snake. Not so traditional was the replacement of Kiss-the-Pig with the new Pie-in-the-Face election. The “lucky winner”’ of this honor was senior Heidi Knott. Clubs earned money with the sale of food and drink items as students enjoyed the hot afternoon. Wrapping up the festivities was the Little 500 dance sponsored by OEA in the Ober Auditorium that even- ing. —Tina Carlin HEADED FOR THE FOOD, seniors John Cordray and Joe Carlin and ju- nior Ed Placencia pause to goof off for a moment. PREPARING TO BEAT the juniors in tug-of-war, seniors find a place along the rope. ® Little 500 2]

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SMILING VICTORIOUSLY, a pie-cov- ered Jamie Bertsch hunts for a towel after winning the pie-eating contest. 20 Little 500 ® AFTER A “BATTLE of the pies,’”’ stu- dent council sponsor, Mr. Paul John- . ston, sighs with relief that another Little 500 is successfully finished.

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DANCING TO MUSIC by “Tarlton,’” 1988 PROM KING and queen, Jason seniors Denise Bush, Tammy Bodey, O’Connor and Amy Simon, take F { Wa Nn e ba S e d Robin Clauss, and Sally Hilehave fun their traditional royal dance to the early in the evening. theme song, ‘‘Always.” “Always” was the theme of the junior-senior prom April 16 at the Women’s Club in Fort Wayne. The evening began with music by “Tarlton.” Eighty- five couples danced on the ball room dance floor elabo- rately decorated with emer- ald green, silver, and white balloons. At 9 p.m. toastmaster and junior class president Jason O’Connor opened the pro- gram with the welcome. Sen- ior class president Todd Satti- son gave the response. Door prizes were then awarded. Prom court was introduced at 10 o’clock; Amy Simon and Jason O'Connor were crowned prom king and queen. Amy was presented a crown and a dozen roses by Deb Smurr, 1987 prom queen. Jason received a plaque from his brother, Tom O'Connor, last year’s prom king. Other members of the court were juniors Stephanie Rugman, Nicole Pinnington, Tracy Richmond, Jeff Muz- zillo, Doug Mossberger, and Jerry Egolf. Sophomores Buddy Gun- ion and Adam O’Connor served cake and punch, and Mr. Barrie Fleetwood took photographs of couples. Carriage rides through downtown Fort Wayne were offered until the end of the prom. —Tina Carlin JUNIORS RICK HEIMAN, Carolee Runion, and their dates wait in ex- pectation for the carriage ride to come. SLOWING IT DOWN, sophomore Danielle Solga and senior Matt Warstler enjoy each other’s com- pany. TAKING A BREAK from dancing, ju- niors Ron Sarrazine, Beth Lemper, Gary Gorrell, and Michele Baker dis- cuss the latest gossip.