Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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HAROLD ALDRIDGE July 9) 1903: “There’s nothing half so sweet in life as ‘Love’s Young Dream. Glee Club (1) (2) (38) @). Class! Play (2)) (4): Associate Editor ““Maroon and Blue” (3). Class President (4). Business Committee ““Aeolian.’’ FRANCIS CAFFERY August 29, 1903. “All are not saints that go to church.” Class Play (2) (4). Glee Club (2) (3) (4). Literary Committee ‘‘Aeolian.’’ LOUIS BRINER May 27, 1904. “When duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash.”’ Basket Ball (38) (4). Base Ball (3) (4). Football (2) (3) (4). Track (4). Athletic Committee ‘‘Aeolian.’’ Page Nine

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COMMENCEMENT WEEK Sunday, May 14, 1922— BACCALAUREATE SERMON REV. THURSTON W. GIBBS First Baptist Church Tuesday, May 16, 1922— CLASS DAY EXERCISES First M. EH. Church Piano Duet—‘‘Poet and Peasant Lucille Elson, Ruth Gehrum Invocation - - Rev. W. M. Elliott Welcome Address - - - - - Class President, Harold Aldridge Vocal Sclo—‘A May Morning”’ - Lillian Heinzerling Violin Solo—‘‘Souvenir’’ “To a Wild Rose’ Harlan Moore Salutatory - - - Ethel Sherman Octette—‘‘Come Where the Lilies Bloom”’ “T Hear a Thrush at Eve” Lois White, Lillian Heinzerling, Helen Lantz, Margaret Eckhart, Harlan Moore, Hverett Peck, Ber- nard Fouch, Dale Harvey. Took Care of the Baby” - - Eunice Guthrie Spring Has Vocal Solo — ‘‘The Come” - - - Dorothy Elliott Validictory - - Maurice Klingler Presentation of Momentoes - - Kathryn Patterson, Merille Miller Song - - - - - - - - Class Thursday, May 18, 1922— COMMENCEMENT First M. E. Church Music—“‘‘Gavotte and Musette’’ “Pensee’’ High School Orchestra Invocation - - £Rev. D. H. Guild Remarks - - - - H.M. Brown Introduction of- Speaker - - Prin. Z. A. Willennar Address - Dr. Herbert L. Willett Song—“Spring’s Awakening”’ “The Nightingale’’ High School Chorus Presentation cf Diplomas - - Supt. George Carroll Music—‘‘Hope March’ - - - High School Orchestra Reading — “‘How Mr. Simonson |Benediction - - Rev. W. M. Elliott Page Hight ay Oe ER QS — Ss

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HAZEL DICKSON January 12, 1902. “Night without moonlight is dreary, Life without Love is dead.”’ Glee Ciub (2) (3) (4). Latin Club (3). Class Treasurer (3). Business Committee ‘‘Aeolian.’’ WILLIAM CHANEY March 21, 1904. “Some men prefer proof.”’ Base Ball (3) (4). argument Assistant Circulating Manager roon and Blue” (3). Class Play (4). Athletic Committee ‘‘Aeolian.”’ Page Ten to “Ma- AMELIA DIRR December 26, 1903. “She’s just Amelia—What more could you say?” Glee Club (2). Basket Ball (2) (3) (4). Calendar Editor “Aeolian.”