Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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FRESHMEN Dale Harvey - President Everett Franks - Vice-President Kathryn Patterson - Secretary Oscar Fitch - Treasurer Motto: — Success. Class Colors: — Maroon and Gold. Class Flower:—Red Rose. a list . ' I si Harold Aldridge Thelma Appelgate Louise Briner Evelyn Broughton Francis Caffrey William Chaney Ferrie Cook Paul Cree Lloyd Davidson Amelia Dirr Lucile Elam Dora Eldridge Lucile Elson Oscar Fitch Otis Fitch Bernard Fouch Alice Francis Everett Franks Ruth Gehrum Carl Geiser Hazel Griffin Eunice Guthrie Maynard Hall Ruth Hanson Leah Harrigar Dale Harvey Gerald Harver Sadie Haynes Lillian Heinzerling Waiter Higgins Mary Hinklin Lenore Houser Marion Hoyles Jeannette Imler Elizabeth. Kell Jacob Kell Maurice Klingler Helen La ntz Cleo Larimore Lillian LaVergne Valera Lung Kenneth Martin Fern Menges Cecil Miller Merrille Miller Harlan Moore Jessie Ober Helen Ott Kathyrn Patterson Everett Peck John Pierce Nona Quigley Ruth Rang Iona Reese Josephine Reid Henry Reinoehl Walter Rosenberry Blain Rowan Lewis Scott Ethel Sherman Kathryn Smith Glenn Steward Ronald Stoner Bertha Tindall Clare Vanaman MillisonVoorhees Russell Voorhees Dorathy Watier Randall Witherspoon Mary Yarde Ralph Zimmerman

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Freshmen Class History Ill September, Nineteen Hundred and Eighteen, our class of Twenty-Two, with an enrollment of eighty-five, entered the Garrett High School and began our wonderful career. Not long after this the Sophmore Class undertook to give our far superior classmen the annual hearty welcome into the High. However they soon realized that this work, which they had begun so enthusi¬ astically, was a large undertaking and the Juniors and Seniors, an¬ ticipating their need of assistance, came to their rescue and brought the “Hazing” to a speedy close. The Class of Twenty-Two had the honor of giving to the regular G. H. S. Foot-ball team some of the most successful players of the season. In October the class was organized and we chose the Red Rose for our class flower; our class colors were Maroon and Gold; and our Motto, which is very simple but means a whole lot, was “Success”. Our class had a large majority of its members enrolled in the Victory Boys and Victory Girls and were enthusiastic in all War Work carried on in the High. We have also enjoyed many social affairs and we eagerly look forward to our Sophmore year and hope for success to the class. Kathryn Patterson