Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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The AEOLIAN v EVELYN MILLER, Ebe Thou wouldst be loved? Then let thy heart From its present pathway part not. Being everything which now thou art Being nothing which thou art not. LEO FERRY, Skeeters I am more than common tall. LOUISE HART, Twee Our Twee Hart is a merry soul With blithe and happy spirit, While here she ' s played full many a role. Her work has the stamp of high merit. WARD RICKEY, Prof So brilliant in mind So austere in stature, We ' re anxious to see What ' ll become of this factor. CLINTON HAMILTON, Clint The time I ' ve lost in wooing. In watching and pursuing The light that lies in women ' s eyes Has been my heart ' s undoing. LILLIE SLIGER, Loll Never love unless you can Bear with all the faults of man. CLOYDE BROWN, Fat I dare do all that becomes a man Who dare do more is none. MARGARET WITHERSPOON, Maggie I love to dance Flirt and play Be clever all The livelong day.

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The AEOLIAN CLASS OF ' 26 ' Twas a nice autumnal day In September, ' 22; ' Twas with a mind to work and play Came the Freshmen, eighty-two. They started in with lots of vim, And much interest, too, To show the people they could win In what they tried to do. The first year ended with success And hope began to grow ; To replace the former thought, I guess, A new thought formed, I know. As Sophomores they further went Upon the road to fame ; The officers they chose were meant To guard their precious name. The Junior year was full of pep And much work was done, For on the narrow way they kept Till the contest should be won. The last year was the best of all From beginning unto end ; The Seniors, when the class did call, Their energies did bend. And now the end of High School Days Is drawing very near, But it ' s just the start of other ways To live this life so dear. —Esther Clark, ' 26. Page 19

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• The AEOLIAN ELIZABETH MONN, Liz In spite of all the learned have said, I still my own opinion keep. EDWARD McKAIN, Ed ' Fain would I climb But that I fear to fall. LaVON WOLF, Bonnie She was in love a long, long time, Used to say He ' s only mine: But now she say ' s This way boys! Once again I ' ll take my choice. EARL McKINLEY, Mac Nay, blame me not; I might have spared Your patience many a trivial verse; Yet these my earlier welcome shared So, let the better shield the worse. RUTH OBER, Midget No fantastic carvings show The boast of our vain race to change The form of thy fair works. WENDELL BOWLBY, Tuby When I said I would die a bache- lor I did not think I should live till I were married. WARD WEST, Zulu I should worry, I should fret. He says in his careless way, I ' ll get thru school sometime yet, And then I ' ll make a great day. LELA VANHOUTEN, Johnnie Johnnie has so many loves She hardly knows what she ' s about; She looks at them with eyes of brown : They say, Don ' t leave us out. Page 21