Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Gold Diggers Audrey Kelly Lois Kock Patrica Krider Phyllis Leech Janet Limpert Valeric Machlik DeVeta Miller Arthur Mye Beverly Myers Bennet Noel Martha Oliver Pat Owens Rahrig Gareth Reese Cleota Rodebaugh Sue Ann Rowe Joyce Scofield Kathryn Shirk Douglas Shull Pat Smith Snyder Donald Steward Pat Steward Robert Stiles Barbara Treesh Kenneth Treesh Wilma Walton Merlin Wappes Dorothy Werkheiser Mary Lou Wilcox Mary Wilso

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o a. f% ! - m. JV - V f J SI L ■ ; J ' i ' ir : , J: to fe Vi Gold Diggers Phyllis Leech, Secretary-Treasurer ; W: ayne Di ederich. Presi dent; Douglas Shull, Vice Pr eside ■nt. Beve rly Ba Pat rnhart, Bartlet Barb ara Bechto!, Howard Bon Don lid Bot Jerry Cam pbell, Robe rt Chisholm, Richard Chi istli :b Jack Clad) Jack Clark, Judy Clark, Maynard Cla rk John Cleve Rob i :rt Dai Way. ae Diederich, Anita Dills Robe art Fou Parru Ik, Ja Frey Gleni gang, lagene Fuller Donald Gem Pat Griffin. Mari Ivn Ha ffner, Raymond Hauck, Nancy Hays Grctt J Heir Robe .zcrling. rt Hill Ileen Hollis, Fred Housel

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Juniors -- Gold Diggers The name Gold Diggers fits the Juniors perfectly for they are definitely the ones that do the most work during the school year. Their mines are the concession stands at school and at the football and basketball games. These mines yield wealth which was used principally for the super banquet that everyone enjoyed so much. The Juniors gave treasures to the whole school in their after-game dances and gained treasures for themselves in their beautiful class rings. Under the leadership of President Wayne Diederich, Vice-President Phyllis Leech, and Secretary Douglas Shull, and the class sponsors — Mr. Bateman, Mrs. Faulstick and Mrs. Sweeney they were steered safely through their third year of school. The Juniors are looking anxiously forward to next year when they will reach the greatest treasure of all — graduation. We, the Seniors, wish to say Good Luck. Sophomores -- Prospectors The Prospectors have almost reached their pot of gold. They really have been an ambitious group with Bill Leech at the head, aided by George Wappes and George Tuttle. The two years ahead are really something to look forward to and these Sophomores have the necessary equipment to make the most of them. Mr. Rahmer and Miss Thrush have been a great help in preparing these students for the remaining years at G. H. S. They have found nuggets of joy at their parties such as the Christmas party and the barn dance Their ambition and wholehearted co-operation will be a valuable asset to G. H. S. in the coming years.