Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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ISABELLE SLIFER. A maiden with a bit of charm, As welcome as the breaking dawn. Whether she offers a frown or smile, She’s always pleasant to think upon. RALPH SCISINGER. Foot Ball 1-2-3-4. Basket Ball 4. Track 3. Here is a man of the Senior class He’s there in every sport. Next year they’ll need another giant To bring the victories to port. VALENA STRAITSE. Basket Ball 4. She’s neither saint nor sinner, But a very likely creature; A head of black curly hair Is her most noted feature. AMEL SWANUER. Cartoonist Aeolian. Foot Ball 3-4. He doesn’t study in the daytime. He doesn’t study in the night, But he studies all the other times With all his main and might. Page Sixteen

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HARRY ROSENBERRY. Track 3. Foot Ball 4. On the Foot Ball team he was a sub, On the track he did quite well. He’s learning to drive an Overland car; How efficiently he does it, Ruth can tell. MAMIE RAHMER. Basket Ball 4. Most everyone can eat, Though not everyone can cook, But you’re sure to gain your appetite When on her cakes vou look. FAYE SANDERS. How she could study constantly Was something of a mystery, Until one day she chanced to say, “I’m learning to teach History.” AULIENE SCHULTHESS. Basket Ball 4. Glee Club 3-4. Of all the indoor sports, Giggling is her choice. She laughs so hard at times We’re afraid she’ll lose her voice. Page Fifteen

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ESSA TEETERS. Social Editor Aeolian. Glee Club 4. Either confess your faults. Or hold your tongue, For I am never in The wrong. GLADYS UTTER. Here’s one of us who studied; She also liked her fun. This is the type that finds success When the race is run. MILDRED VAN HOUTEN. Literary Editor Aeolian. Basket Ball 4. Glee Club 4. You’ve heard it no doubt? What all men say, That women talk least On the shortest day. MADGE WILLIAMS. A happy girl of right good will. Her dancing feet are never still. Page Seventeen