Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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THE AEOLIAN Published by SENIOR CLASS GARRETT HIGH SCHOOL Garrett, Indiana Prolog ue With the desire of making some ma- terial thing by which we could remember more vividly our high school experiences, the Senior Class of 1936 has produced this edition of the Aeolian. This yearbook is not the work of any one individual but it has been made possible through the cooperation of the entire high school. As editor, I wish to express my sincere appreciation of all efforts which in any way contributed to the success and completion of this Aeolian. Richard Homer. 1936

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Ho-ho, you say, Just who are they To think they are so dignified? They ' re so stuck up, it hurts my pride To think that good old G. H. S. Would stand such snobs. I must confess The students should not stand for it. Such action isn ' t right or fit. Yes, we ' ll admit It isn ' t fit To look on under-classmen so. But after four hard years, we know You ' ll think you sort of own the place. And try to show each admiring face That you are Master Know-it-all. Watch each new senior strut next fall. Thus, we make use Of this excuse. Perhaps it may explain to you Some high-hat things we say and do. Returning now to the main thing That this poem is supposed to bring — We are but an adventuring crew Leaving the port we so well knew. We ' ve set each sail; And wind and gale Can give this staunch ship no distress. It ' s manned by men of G. H. S. —R. H.

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THE AEOLIAN-1936 Mr. Will Franks Mrs. Will Franks With deepest sincerity, respect, and reverence, we dedicate this volume of the Aeolian to Mr. Will Franks, better known as Uncle Billy , who, much to the sorrow of us all, brings to an end this year his long and colorful fifty-nine year career as a teacher, fifty years of which have been spent in Garrett schools; and to Mrs. Franks, who has kept him on the job for forty-eight of these years. Page Two