Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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RABIE D. SLIGER A good old man, sir; he will be talking. Football (3-4) Debating (3-4) Captain Track Team (4) Joke Editor The iEolian. LUCILE NEESON My hair is grey, but not with years. A ROE A. DRAIME The wretch who can remember his kisses, with few will be ever content. President the A. A. (4.) DOROTHY A. DITMARS They smile that win. RUSSELL UP DYKE A youth unmatched for nerve and speed, He follows where the ladies lead. Baseball (3-4) Orchestra (1-2- 3-4) Glee Club (3-4) Biography Editor The iEolian. BERNIECE MENGES Change is the watchword of pro¬ gression. When we tire of well worn ways we seek for new. Glee Club (4) Subscription Solic¬ itor The yEolian.

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JAMES A. ROTHWELL A man he seems of cheerful yes¬ terdays and confident tomorrows. FAUNDA M. MILLER Now that workman sees his la¬ bors taking Form and bearing fruit; Like a tree with splendid branches Rising from a humble root. BELVA H. HIXSON Beautiful as sweet! and young as beautiful! And soft as young! and gay as soft! And innocent as gay. RAYMOND A. EVANS A woman is only a woman, but a good cigarette is a smoke. Football (2-3-4) Basketball (2) Baseball (1-2-3) Tennis (3.) HILDA R. KEEN A countenance in which doth meet Sweet records and promises as sweet. Calendar Editor The iEolian EDRESS H. BEEHLER On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined. Basketball (2) Glee Club (3-4.)

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royal f. keen I only know we love in vain, I only feel — Farewell — Farewell! Orchestra (1) Track Team (4) Cartoonist The JEolian. GLADYS E. TURNEY This little maiden’s thoughts, they say. Are all burned up in the A. A. OSCAR E. BURTZNER hat i All my pretty chickens gone — gone! Where’s Burtzner? KATHRYN M. MARTIN Cheek or chin or knuckle or knee, Where shall the baby’s dimple be? Glee Club (4.) WARREN W. HARVEY. ' He walks and walks throughout the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies. Baseball (3-4) Football (3, Cap¬ tain 4) Debating (3-4) Class President (3) Track Team (4.) ANNA M. MAURER For she was just the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. Like streams that .keep a summer mind, Snow hid in January.