Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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History of the Junior Class When we entered the Garrett High School we had an enrollment of seventy-two pupils. Like all Freshmen we were very much em- barrasseed at first, but in an unusual short time this feeling dis¬ appeared. We thought little of social life this year and devoted our time to our studies and getting acquainted with High School life. As sophomores we had a class of fifty-nine pupils. Soon after school began the class was organized and this is where we thought that our real life began. The violet was chosen for our class flower and Lavender and White were the class colors. This year we enjoyed “hazing” the Freshmen and laughing at their mistakes just as the upper classmen had done when we were Freshmen. It was this year that our class gave two of its members to Uncle Sam; they were Edgar Beeber and Austin Gingery. Our Junior Year has just begun but it promises to be a successful year, not only in school but on the Track and on the Team. Many of our players have already won fame by their work on the Foot-Ball field. We are looking forward to many other opportunities this year of proving our loyalty and ability as individuals, as a class and as a school. Ilo Ballentine Junior Carnival The class 1919 of the Juniors is truly justified in saying that never before has a class from this High School developed and staged a car- val that proved such an overwhelming success. Never before has our High School Home contained so many pleasure seeking people. Ow¬ ing to the untiring and resourceful efforts of Freeze, Moran, Baker, VanLear, Jones, Lehmbeck and a few other Juniors, exhibited an ex¬ cellent and entirely original program The members of the class are proud of the fact that they cleared one hundred and nineteen dollars, thereby doubling the profits of our predecessors. They also wish good success to the under-classmen when they present their carnival as Juniors. M. W. Man ion

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JUNIORS Coe VanLear - President Marlow Manion - - Vice President Ilo Ballentine - - Sec. and Treasurer Maurine Little - Ass’nt Sect, and Treasurer Motto:—Our Aim, Success. Our Hope, To Win. All hail to 1920 Class. Class Colors:—Lavender and White. Class Flower:—Violet. Charles Baker Ivan Fitch Ralph Eldridge Alcie Freeze Harold Hughes Forest Jones Frank Keen Marlow Manion Harry Moran Paul Olinger Franklin Lehmbeck Harry Rosenherry Amel Swanders Ford Tinkham Coe VanLear Albert Trapp Ralph Scisinger Virginia Patterson llo Ballentine Ethel Clark Lillian Bass William Franks Erma Griffin Thelma Hawver Vonell Heft ' effinger Vernie Housel Maurine Houser Gladys Utter Mildred VanHouten Maurine Little Fern Mann Olga Miller Jessie Pressler Jessie Rafferty Mamie Rahmer Faye Saunders Auline Schulthess Essa Teeters Isabel Slifer Vernie Strause Madge Williams Lydia Yarde

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As a token of our esteem and appreciation for the advice and service rendered us during the past year, we the Junior Class of 1919, re¬ spectfully dedicate this page to one who has herself loyal and true to the class of 1920, Georgia F. Sembower.