Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Snook, s Zimm HI-Y SEATED: Merlin Wappes, William Leech, Robert Stiles, Richard Christlieb, J Robert Donley, Douglas Shull, Woodrow Trostcl, Frank Mossberger, Dc Dose, Melvin Diederich, John Walter, Richard Kruger. STANDING: Mr. Shanaberger, Robert Dawson, Fred Housel, Arthur Myers. Clean sports, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean living are the characteristics of the G Hi-Y Club. Each new member is initiated. Noel, rnold Special projects were a skating party, collection of money for the March of Dimes, and passing out rosters at the basketball games. Pencil sales were carried on to increase the surplus in the treasury. Mr. Shanaberger leader; Richard Kruger, President; Robert Dawson, Vice- president; Melvin Diederich, Secretary; and John Walters, Treasurer. LIBRARIANS Keeping the books straight and accounted for is quite a task, is their duty to check out books, collect fines, and help student as librarian during her study period. Thanks to Mrs. Sweeney they have done throughout the year. LEFT TO RIGHT— Esther Davidson, Wilma Godwin, Dorothy Jeanne Rose, Doris Dolan, Patricia Hall. ut the librari ins do a fine job. It locate books. Each student serves nd her assist nts for the fine job

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Y-Tee ns Y-Teen is a national organization aflfi iat:d with the Young Women ' s Christian Association. The main purpose of the club is to find and give the best. Last summer Elnora Smith and Jeanette Fenstermaker were sent to Camp Mack for the summer conference of the Northern Indiana Y-Te:ns. The ideas they obtained at camp have proven very helpful to the club in ail their activities. A district meeting of Northeastern Indiana YTcens was h:!d in March with the South Bend club acting as host. Seven committees were formed to take over the recreational period of the meeting. These committees were the creative, athletic, social, dramatic, music and art type, and the personal relations group. Each girl joined the one she was most interested in and helped with other functions is she was needed. A successful year has been completed after starting with the initiation of the new members and ending with the installation of officers for the coming school year, 1949-1950. Shirk, J. Snyder, C. P. Leech, S. Rowe, P. FIRST ROW— Miss Thrush, B. Barnhart, B. Shutt, D. Werkheiser, Rodebaugh, D. Shirk, A. Molargik, M. Bloom, S. DePew, D. Boes Freygang, E. Haffner, P. Smith, I. Hollis, J. Fenstermaker. SECOND ROW— M. Wyatt, G. Fuller, M. Fitch, F. Rowe, J. Blech, E. Freeman, J. Roberts, V. Machlik, A. Greenwalt, D. Luttman, M. Haffner, P. Owens, D. Miller, P. Bartlett, B. Myers, M. Connor, F. Bush, P. Krider, M. Brown, M. Ashenfelter. THIRD ROW— W. Godwin, P. Griffin, N. Hays, L. Koch, J. Scofield, S. McCarter, B. Bechtol, A. Dills, G. Heinzerling, S. Stephenson, E. Smith, C. Stroh, P. Steward, S. Rahrig, M. Wilcox, J. Clark, V. Steigmeyer, J. Engle, S. Baker, B. Treesh. ft ® £ ! $.

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J. Maggert, S. Shull, M. BLUE TRIANGLE FIRST ROW: S. Bixler, E. Maggert, B. Cleland, M. Turtle, J. Harrier Neilson, C. Williams, T. Ervin, E. Dicdench, J. Stiles, A. McBride. SECOND ROW: T. Dennison, V. Diehl, B. Wansitler, R. Hopkins, L. Beebe, D. Myers, B. Kees, Hoyer, M. Hillegass, B. Travis, C Withrow, C. Miser, M. Miller, M. Romano. THIRD ROW: L. Foster, P. Hall, V. Shipe, K. Fleinzerling, S. Helbert, V. Christlieb, J. Andre R. Dawson, M. Clark, S. Campbell, G. Mossberger, R. Mettert, S. Fuller, N. Kugler. FOURTH ROW: J. Gens, S. Koepke, B. Moss, D. Bumiston, C. Schorr, E. Nissly, M. Prickett, Simpson, J. Mitchell, B. Stroll, R. Bloom, E. Dicderich, D. Rose. FIFTH ROW: D. Penland, D. Hollis, B. King, W. Walt, G. Wade, J. Schulthess, P. Steigmej A. Hopkins, S. Schmidt, B. Andrews, J. Lewis, B. Creager, T. Barrels, R. Ross, D. Dolan, M. We of the Y-Teens— consists of seventy freshmen : The Blue Triangle club— the little sophomore girls. Its purpose Selling Christmas cards w the main social event of the ye Other social activities wer Leaders of the club are: find and give the best. : main money-making proje skating party and a Halloween party. ss Gump and Mrs. Fouch, sponsors; Jessica I.t Dola vice-president: Retha Bloom, treasurer; and Betty Andr F. F. A. is the chief concern of F. F. A. b hallenging. All F. F. A. boys re i progress of carrying out a co-oper , B. Noel, J. Thrush, D. Jordon, D The business of farmin farm is pleasant as well as The Garrett Chapter is FIRST ROW: E. Chittend Donley, C. Kuckuck. SECOND ROW: J. Campbell, F. Olinger, K. Anders Wappes, M. Stcller, F. Jordon. THIRD ROW: B. Ferguson, R. Baker, R. Chisholm, E. Shaff Turtle, J. Clevenger. To live anci nber these words e swine project. de, Mr. Bateman, F. Houscl, R. H. Maurer, M. Wappes, J. Houser, G. M. Poor, T. DeWitt, N. Runion, G.