Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Punks . V 1 v ir W. fl 1 ? L ' w m ' ' Li m - Wr- . ■ til P . V J Jbk. Cs W 3k. Sr 1st Row—Jerry Johnson, Richard Rowe, Julianne Burtch, Violet Esselburn, Nancy Gradeless, Marvin Pease, Robert Wells, Michael Manges, Eugene Dennison, Tommy Summers, Thomas Farrington, Ronald Rathert, Arthur Deal, David Karr, Phyllis Andrews, Keith Brunson, Dennis Miller, Leonard Shaffer, Nelson Deuitch. 2nd Row—Tommy Laign, Fred Andrews, James Freeze, Rick Williams, Robert Lewis, Jack Wiley, Gilbert Lawhead, Richard Dills, Kenneth Carroll, Harry Manges, Richard Johnson, David Walton, Paul Ridenour, Frank Mossberger, Ronald Weimer, Danny Hutton, Stephen Gordon, Alfred Hazelton, Edwin Maurer 3rd Row—Sharon Tracy, Sandra Jackson, Carolyn Rodebaugh, Shirley Berning, Norma Brown, Yvanne Oliver, Nancy Barnhardt, Michael George, Carolyn Williams, Carole Swander, Nancy Harmon, Joan S. Tus- tison, Lura Hensinger, Jean Starner, Sue Ann Smith, Sandra Bickel, Carolyn Woodcock, Harriett Howey, Carole Butler, Charles Moor, Billy Harding. 4th Row—Edward Miller, Kieth Fee, Billy Steinnger, Peter Mountz, Richard Watson, Don Thompson, Carl Tracy, Larry Nicolai, LaMarr Wells, John Cox, Louis Easterday, Richard Clark, Will Rodgers Estes, Russell Miller, Dale Jones, Richard Hayes, Hepburn Boester, John Freeze, Richard Warner, Danny Fuller. 5th Row—Dorothy Loutzenhizer, Janet Hathaway, Donna Crow, Dorothy Crow, Norma Thompson, Barbara L. ilson, Marilyn Salerno, Janet Atkins, Lauanna Harger, Phyllis ilson, Patricia Saferight, Mary Alice Minniear, Joyce Turner, Faith Getts, Louella Custer, Patricia LaCroix, Betty Nodine, LoAnn alker, Edith Rob¬ inson, Rae Anne Trainer, Faye Ashenfelter. The punks” in the kid top” are the future stars of G. H. S. They are quickly learning the fundamental ropes” and ways of circus life through the reading of books and the active participation in their different class room projects. Under the capable guidance of their ring masters”, Mr. Ober, Miss Cobler, Miss V. Hall, Miss Dean, Miss A. Hall, Mr. Coble, Mrs. Bateman, Miss Ellert, Mrs. Iordan, and Miss Gilbert, they are assured the best luck on the road.” 23

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Punks 1st Row—Oscar Day, Howard Nott, Richard Harding, Richard Bickel, Gerald Beebe, Jerry Needham, David Laign, Donna Bon- nett, Barbara Bickel, Larry Baker, Don Getts, Duane Lepard, Tommy Hendrickson, Dean Scofield, Albert Smith. 2nd Row—Kent Gordon, Jimmy Hammond, Evan Roberts, Shirley Cramer, Betty Cleland, Cleotha Andrews, Leotha Andrews, Shirley Butler, Kay LaFollette, Rita Hopkins, Violet Deal, Sarah Andrews, Betty Weimer, Larry Lantz, John Waterbeck, Glenn Warfield. 3rd Row—Treva Greenwalt, Gloria Gilbert, Gwyneth Manges, Judy Burtch, Madelin Miller, Mary Jane Fletcher, Shirley Fuller, Josephine Clark, Joyce Getts, Norma Kugler, Carolyn Withrow, Betty Deal, Beverly Travis, Carleen Barnhart, Joan Rimmell, Phyllis Safewright, Thais Ervin, Marceille Beebe, Caroline Nodine. 4th Row—Jack Rahrig, Raymond Siders, Robert Weimer, Wilford Esselburn, James Zumbrunnan, Richard Laign, Thomas Diederich, Robert Hammond, Robert Sleek, Guy Watson, Thomas Jackson, Dick Rimmell, Jack Williams, Robert Grimes, Samm Easterday, Max Bock, Luther Dennison, Robert Howey. 5th Row—Carol Miser, Thelma Dennison, Donna Jean Rose, Delores Nodine, Carolyn Simpson, Gloria Mossberger, Irma Died¬ erich, Thelma Bartels, Iris Shipe, Betty Hofferman, Marlene Porter, Rosela Rimmell, June Stiles; Patricia Diederich, Violet Shipe, Donna Myers, Shirley Koepke, Sharlie Shull. 1st Row—Jancil Reasoner, Mary Louise Jones, Patricia Miser, Dolores Tague, Jacqueline Brunson, Georgia Zoll, Judith Reasoner, Dolly Esselburn, Kerin Feagler, Beverly Beebee, Karin Karr, Ellen Grimm, Nancy Sithen. 2nd Row—John Hicks, Alan LaRue, Darrell Thompson, Danny McPheeters, George Griswold, James Witherspoon, Maurice Getts, Lester Miller, Roger Weimer, William Fletcher, James Rahrig, Frederick Roberts, Raymond Andrews, David Travis, Jerry Brown, Eugene Farrington, Don Potter. 3rd Row—Glenn Helbert, Marvin Woodcock, Robert Rowe, Robert Hensinger, Harold Nott, William Wyatt, Lawrency Lantz, Gary Shafer, Roman Rowe, Thomas Treesh, Nixon Lawhead, Harold Howey, William Starner, Thomas Leech, Larry Barnes, Shirley Eastes, Kay Feagler, Virginia Stiles. 4th Row—Sandra Luttman, Barbara Busz, Connie Schumaker, Janice Mooney, Carolyn Brown, Mary Ann Cramer, Alvin Jones, Robert Haynes, James Carroll, Lynn McConnell, Sharon Cole, Nancy Jackson, Virginia Bartels, Roma Diederich, Aunita Schlot- terback, Sally Zimmerman, Shirley Oliver. 5th Row—Nell Manges, Beverly Schurr, Eleanor Newman, Virginia Souder, Wanda Baker, Susan Warfield, Janice Faulkner, Norma Butler, Lois Beebe, Martha Best, Evelyn Garen, Dorothy Carper, Kay Cramer, Sally DeWitt, Barbara Crow, Anita Grimes, Matilda Dennison, Barbara Curie, Janice Bleck, Inez Davis, Mary Lou Nodine, Sharilyn Haynes. EF . cH § u - W - ■ pr L ■ ■ft i ' 1 w . J I [ Wri ' ■ f l I |4 j i 4 y j y 1 i | LJ ■ f % l i Li v H j 1 1 ' Ji « A [i K : 22

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BILL BOARD The circus grounds were crowded and bright, As the people came in on the very first night. First in line was Mary Lou Schlosser, Followed by Schulthess, Lazenby, and Fisher. We were greeted by Worster, selling ducits for a yard . Who find that cake-cutting isn ' t very hard. Anna ' s juice joint stands inside the markee , Its location in front makes it easy to see. While waiting in line we see Anderson, the bug man , Selling his chameleons as fast as he can. Before us a tram act comes into view, Featuring Hill and Cook, a team that is new. Florence Travis gives Annie Oakleys to all she knows, And tells them to hurry to see the best of shows. Coming out of the keester is Brinkman, the gaffer . Followed by Lewis and Hays carrying some paper . Entering the big top we sighted in the blue , Hazeltine and Brandenburg sitting in their pew While next to them is seated Bond and Busz, Calmly enjoying popcorn and fuzz We spotted something looking just like a rabbit, But finally decided it was Lester Babbit, Along with lamison, Tuck, and Bowmar, Acclaimed for their clownability wide and afar. Turning our heads a little to the right, We see the windjammers coming in sight, At the head Marian Engle is still their leader, Followed by Jeanne Dills blowing tones even sweeter— 24