Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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OLIAN CLASS ORGANIZATION HARRY ZOLINGER MERVIN DICKSON LOREN LOOMIS ... CLASS MOTTO—“All COLORS—Old FLOWER- .President .Vice-President .Secretary-Treasurer for one and one for all.” Rose and Silver. -Sweet Peas. SOPHOMORE HISTORY September 6, 1921, seventy-six young and green looking Freshies began their career in the G. H. S. Of course confusion reigned for a few days, but we soon became acustomed to our new life and also the su¬ periority of our upper classmen. During this year many of our classmates displayed marked ability in the various phases of school work, including athletics, music and lit¬ erary work. Although we did not organize we enjoyed a very successful school year. As Sophomores we came back a few less in number, ’tis true, but none the less determined to have an even more successful year, if such were possible. This year it seems we have been unusually well represented in the school activities, since the majority of players on our basket ball teams, both boys and girls, were Sophomores. We also took part in the Music and Literary contests and are proud to proclaim honors here also. So after two years of what seem the most enjoyable school years imaginable we are eagerly looking forward to our Junior year. CLASS POEM If you have never heard Of the class of Twenty-Five, Of their wondrous deeds of honor, And of truth on which they thrive. If you have never heard of conquests, Both in sports and others, too; Then at k the Sophomore class And they will tell you true, How with loyalty to our High School And also to our class, With astonishing integrity Other classes do surpass. Our colors—Rose and Silver We’ll be true to ’till the last. “One for all, and all for one,” We will never be outclassed! —ERMA BISNETT. 29