Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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PRODUCTION STAFF Seated: Carolyn Miller, activities co-editor; Kaye LaFol- lette, senior class editor; Jo Ann Baldwin, editor-in- chief; Bonnie Schortgen, classes co-editor; Jannette Vo- trie, alumni editor. Standing: Gordon Bloom, activities co-editor; Dorcas Park¬ er, art editor; Judith Burtch, calendar editor; Gwyneth Manges, typist; George Viets, classes co-editor; Allen Brand, sports editor; Milgie Howard, faculty editor; Harold Soudah, photographer. Aeolian The 1953 Aeolian staff began to get down to work in November, 1952. Editor Jo Ann Baldwin, with the help of Mrs. Sweeney, faculty advisor, got the production staff off to a good start. First the theme was chosen and then artist Dorcas Parker drew ' our cover. The real work then began. Business Manager Kay Walton and Mrs. Schlea kept the business staff busy with money matters. They solicited all the business and professional people of Garrett, and secured advertisers and subscribers. Harold Soudah kept the school bright with the glare of his flashbulbs, and Sports Editor Allen Brand was busy throughout the season gathering all the sports news and pictures. Kaye LaFollette and Bonnie Schortgen made sure that every person in G.H.S. was featured” in the 1953 Aeolian. Milgie Howard gath¬ ered all news about the faculty, and Jannette Votrie looked up” the 1952 grads. Finally all copy was ready for typist Gwyneth Manges and the Aeolian went to press. We were all sure, then, that we would put out a book. Althimgh all had special jobs, everybody w ' orked to¬ gether until the whole task was completed and the books were distributed to the students. Page 14

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Row 1; Janet Malcolm and Johanna Heinzerling. Row 2; Nancy Sithen, Sandra Kelham, Peter Mountz, David jay, William Wyatt Larry Barnes Row 3: Paul Ridenour, Will Bastes, Alan LaRue, David Lankard, Virginia Souder, Robert Prinzing Rex Freeman, Shirley Housel, Shirley Bastes, Shirley Freeman, Sally Zimmerman Row 4; Kenneth Carroll, Faith Getts, Norma Thompson, Margie Hilkey, Joan Rimmell Marlene Feick, Sharilyn Haynes, Violet Fsselburn, Mr. Cole, Beverly Schurr. Twirlers I, band was on February 19 when it gave an eight- minute performance between the halves of a pro¬ fessional basketball game at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. On February 21, Joan Rimmell, witli othei members of the music department, went to the baton twirling contests in Indianapolis. On March 5, the tympani finally arrived. They were the first tympani ever owned by a G. H. S. band. Alice Faye Brand, with the help of Mr. Cole, played the tympani and added much to the overatures and other concert music. In order to provide funds for improvements in the band, the annual Tag Day was held, and then on April 11 the big day finally arrived—the dis¬ trict band contest at Kendallville. The last time the Senior members of the band performed was at the last event of the year. Commencement, on May 21, 1953. TWIRLFRS Kneeling: Marlene Feick and Margie Hilkey. Standing: Faith Getts, Norma Thompson, Joan Rimmell, Sharilyn Haynes, and Violet Fsselburn. l Page 13

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' ll I j i i I i I JOANN BALDWIN Editor-in-Chief HAROLD SOUDAH Photographer KAY WALTON Business Manager I I ' I ' BUSINESS STAFF Seated. Carolyn Nodine; Jeanne Todd; Mary Kay Hollis; Kay Walton, business manager; Pauline Griffin, Donna Bonnett; Sarah Andrews. Standing; Max Bock, James Houser, Duane Lepard. Page IS