Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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WILLY: Will you please get up off the floor? HESTER: Open wide, Willoughby. STANLEY: What's the idea of trying to beat my time? Lights—Curtains—Action The three-act comedy ‘‘The Inner Willie’? was presented April 4th and 5th in the auditorium of the J. E, Ober Building. It was the story of a young boy, Willoughby Adams, graduating from high school, who had been mothered by three maiden aunts. He found himself in all kinds of situations and troubles. Finally his inner self showed up; a thing that proved to Willy that he really could be himself. The difficulties, met and solved by Willie and Inner Willie, gave the audience an evening of entertainment. The cast included Rick Williams—Willoughby Adams; Jean Starner—Aunt Hester; Jo Hanna Simon— Aunt Louise; Shirley Wappes—Aunt Ogla; Tom Heren- deen—Inner Willie; John Soudah—Stanley Clark; Dan Hutton—Mike; Julianne Burtch—Marybelle Turner; Donna Crow—Trudy Marshall; Dorothy Crow—Janet Marshall; and Carol McDermott—Carol Martin. 14

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FIRST ROW: Janet Steffen, Julianne Burtch, JoHanna Simon, Adrian Thompson, Norma Brown, Sharon Felke, Shirley Wappes. SECOND ROW: Janice Freeman, Darla Deihl, Sharron Wolf, Nelson Deuitch, Ralph Wilcoxson, Janet Knapp. THIRD ROW: Karen Leech, Janet Thrush, Frank Mossberger, Larry Getts, Sue Smith, Judy Reed, Jean Starner. The Latest News Flash The job of streamlining the ever popular Maroon and Blue Streamliner is given to the hardworking and industrious journalism students. There are twenty of them, each playing an important part in making the paper a great success. There is really a lot of hard work in the making of a good school paper. At the first of the year it is diffi- cult, but practice does make it a little more nearly perfect. Some of the tasks done by the journalism students are acquiring subscribers, advertisers, writing and typing the stories, doing the bookkeeping, editing and distributing the paper. This newspaper is one of the very few printed newspapers in a school of this size anywhere. By the way, through the many efforts of the Maroon and Blue staff the paper is entirely self-supporting. JEAN STARNER Editor-in-Chief 16 MILDRED EVARD Maroon and Blue Advisor