Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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THE MEMORIAL A great manifestation of loyalty to and interest in the Garrett High School was shown by the Class of 1920, when they determined that “Books” should be their memorial. This monument is one of real material worth and it will be a great benefit and joy to the students and faculty of the Garrett Schools. A well equipped library is one of the first requisites toward efficiency and pro¬ gress. We can do little in the study and appreciation of literature without a store of appropriate books to read and to refer to. As this is true in the study of litera¬ ture, so is it true in all academic work. It has been said by one of our great educa¬ tors that if to brain and tongue the wonderful treasure of possibilities called “A Book” be added, the result will be ideal condition for training boys and girls in efficiency. Books are powerfully alive, for, from them our most worthy citizens and great men have gotten their inspirations to do and be. The Seniors are now making it possible for us to do more interesting and in¬ spiring work, by giving us this library consisting of standard fiction, classics and reference books. We. as Garrett High School enthusiasts, are duly grateful for this gift and are happy for those whose fortune it is to share it. Signed: A pirate ship set sail one day Upon the sea from Garrett High. At last when the ship is anchored fast, And the captain withgloryiscrowned. The ship of oak will be at last The ship was sailed by Seniors gay, The sea was rough the waves ran high. In the harbor of “Success” all bound. They were to sail the Sea of Life, With Forest Jones as Captain grand. But when the years have passed and gone, Thorugh storms of pain and waves of And this pirate band asunder lie, strife Thur memories vales once more they’ll see He bravely led his tyrant band. The happy days of dear Garrett High. The winds of life did blow and shriek. But the sails of the ship held fast, —Harold Hughes. The hearts of all on this great ship Were all in friendship clasped. Page Twenty-Seven

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