Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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De Yip-Loo presents fashions worn by the Chinese people. i | Excitement grows at the snake dance for the tra- ditional Auburn and Garrett game. Le ventful Happenings On November 14, De Yip-Loo entertained us with a tour of China. The students learned interesting customs, fash- ions, and ways of the Chinese people. . . ‘‘Beat those Red Devils,’’ Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Garrett,’’ were a couple of he yells that echoed through the streets, October 23, the hight before the Auburn game a big success... The crowd at the basketball games provide much humor and fun, but Napoleon, (Larry Matthews) supports the a lively crowd always makes the game more exciting and herdseorkinaniuniarclase: also support the cheering section...

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Mr. Edgar modeled the outfit that the visitor-to-the-moon will be wearing soon. Even though Bobby Livergood was a football casualty, he kept up his social activities. ‘ How about that, seventh graders?’’ said Mr. Reitzke, as the annual magazine sale got underway. Record of Attention please, fasten your safety belts, take off in one minute—ready—atrip to the moon on October 25 by Mr. Attention please, fasten your safety belts, take off in one minute—ready—a trip to the moon on October 25 by Mr. Edgar, enjoyed by all . . . On October 4, the magazine sale was launched, door-to-door campaign for all. Success! we reach our goal . . . No, you’re really not seeing things, it’s Bobby Livergood and Janet Moses. Bobby doesn’t usually don a cast for all dances, but this just shows what fun the students have at the Junior hops on Friday nights after each game. Fun and Frolic for all!

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Peter Pan's table was the center of attraction at ‘ Fantasy Fair.’’ ti Lights =a Fluffy white clouds envelope Captain Hook’s ship. Juniors—Seniors and their guests were highly entertained by the skit performed by Alfred Engle- hard at the Elks,party. On Friday evening, May 4, 1956, Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty entered into the land of ‘‘Fantasy Fair.” We ventured through ‘‘Fantasy Land,’’ meeting such characters as Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, Donald Duck, Dumbo, Captain Hook and many more. A huge pirate ship was just one of the centers of attraction. Of course, one of the main events of the evening was the delicious food that we all enjoyed. Shortly after dinner we were entertained by Note and Tote. The band played and we all danced in a world of fanrasy. Finally our journey in ‘‘Fantasy Land’’ came to an end. After the banquet, the Elks sponsored o square dance; the Gala Theatre provided a show; and the Eagles furnished a breakfast. It was truly an evening of fantasy and fun— one that will never be forgotten. 10 ee