Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Of the Year On May 22, 1956, at 4:00 P.M., there was a great rush and scurry in the halls of Garrett High School. This was the day of the annual Junior- Senior picnic at Pokagon State Park. When all had arrived, many donned their swim suits for a “‘dip’’ in the crisp waters of Lake James. This was only the beginning of an evening of fun and enjoyment. After this, such games as softball and volleyball were played. Some went boating, horseback riding, and hiking through the en- chanted trails of the park. The next big event of the day was the potluck supper in the pavilion; there was plenty of food for all. At last the day was over, and all the weary picnickers started home. This day will linger in our memories always... This group along with Alice in Wonderland are waiting for their dessert. These are some of the brave souls at the Junior-Senio Picnic who tried to get thei sun-burn early.

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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

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ae of ¥ . oe a ee Good sportsmanship, high spirit, and loyalty for the team were increased throughout the season by the work of these yell leaders. Janet Moses and Susan Ruhland set the stage for the ‘ Frost Time Frolic’’. Taking a Peak Janet Moses, Karen Leech, Sondra Musser, Jackie Gingrich, Sandra Hopkins, Sandra Dickison, Suzanne Stroman, Donna Crow, Dorothy Crow, Marilyn Fulk, and Nancy Ely, all tried out for yell leading. Thesehigh-spirited girls wished to help boost their team to victory. The last eight girls were cho- sen... ‘‘Popcorn, cokes, candy bars, anyone?’’ can always Gefito world Paulliyourcan'terokencerae be heard from Juniors at the games. They work hard through- thatiway! out the year to provide money for the Junior-Senior Banquet . .. ‘‘Let’s see, what would be a good theme?’’ This is said many times by the Juniors who are decorating for the dances. 12