Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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FIRST ROW: Edward Allen, Joseph DeWitt, Larry Funk, Dale Feick, Garl Zimmerman, Hans Heinzerling, Aaron Smith, Mr. Lawhead. SECOND ROW: Anthony Steller, Ronald Conrad, Gordon Holmes, Robert Ander- son, James Helbert, Donald Curtis, David Vanderbosch. THIRD ROW: Ronald Beeber, Robert Cattell, John Simon, James Getts, Daniel Schumaker, Jerry Freeman, Larry Beverly, Donald Graham, Mr. Jones. Junior Hi-Y The Jr. Hi-Y is a new club in Garrett High School this year, under the direction of Mr. Jones and Mr. Lawhead. It has started off with a most successful year, in which the boys undertook several different programs anda few special projects. Their main money- making project was the selling of ball-point pens with ‘‘Garrett Railroaders’’ printed on them. During the year they had several speakers; as examples were Rev. Bush on Thanksgiving and Rev. Sparks at Christmas. The aims and purposes of this very worth- while new club can best be summed up in the opening ‘ritual which states: . .. ‘‘to transact such business as may come before us, to fortify our high purposes through con- ference and Bible study, to strengthen the ties of friendship that bind us together, and to make the Jr. Hi-Y Club and ourselves of greater service to our fellows.”’ Boys on Film FIRST ROW: James Helbert, Secretary; Dale Feick, Pres ident; Gordon Holmes, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Hans Heinzerling, Chaplain; David Vanderbosch, Treasurer; James Getts, Sergeant-at-Arms.

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FIRST ROW: Edwin Maurer, Frank Felke, Melvin Culler, Eugene Shirk, Adrian Thompson, Fritzie Feick, Michael Scheverman, William Harding, William Shenk, Rev. Myers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crider, Stephen Steward, William Snider, Fred Salerno, Raymond Bickel, Lynn Andrews, Stephen Gordon, Tony Kolbe, Richard Griffin, Thomas Guthrie. THIRD ROW: Paul Ridenour, Ronald Weimer, Tad Schmidt, Jerry Arrants, Bruce Crager, Larry Getts, David Ober, David Walton, Frank Mossberger, Mr. Pugh. Hi-Y Paul Ridenour, President; David Ober, Vice President; Bruce Crager, Treasurer; Larry Getts, Secretary. % 4 ‘“‘Boys on Record”’ ‘““Clean speech, clean sport, clean scholar- ship, and clean living’’ are part of the opening statements which you could hear if you were to drop in on the Hi-Y on Wednesday afternoon during the activity period. This year, under the direction of Mr. Pugh and Mr. Crider, the Hi-Y has taken on a number of projects. The major project was the annual selling of Christ- mas candy, followed by the co-sponsorship of the Christmas dance, ‘‘Winter Wonderland’’, with the Y-Teens. During the year there were several different types of programs. There were a great many fine speakers; and our combined meeting with the Y-Teens, a play in which both clubs took part under the direction of Miss Schooley, was a huge success.

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When we take a brief look at Y-Teens inside Garrett High School, we see a cooperative group of junior and senior girls. The Y-Teens, a branch of the Young Women’s Christian Association, is a girls’ club, dedicated to a greater fellowship and understanding among all people. The club’s functions are cultural, social, community service, and fund-raising. The regular meetings of the Y-Teens takes place during the activity period on Wednesdays. All through the year following the devotions and club song, dif- ferent programs such as style shows, ‘‘This Is Your Life’’ programs, quiz shows, hillbilly-jamboree dancing to records, and many others are put on for the enjoyment and activity of the club. TOP to BOTTOM: Elizabeth Rist, Treas- urer; Donna Crow, Vice-President; Marilyn Reynolds, Secretary; Violet Smith, Pres- ident. Y-Teens “Pictures From the Page”’ Some of the events which marked the 1956-57 year were sandwich sales, bake sales, and bracelet sales. Services to the community were favors for the convalescent home and Christmas caroling. A Christ- mas play was put on by the Hi-Y and the Y-Teens for both clubs in a combined meeting. The biggest social event of the winter season was a formal dance put on jointly by the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. It was en- titled ‘‘Winter Wonderland.’’ The music for the dance was provided by Dale Marshall’s band from Auburn. The school year ended with the candlelight installation services of new officers. This ritual is really very inspiring and emphasizes the religious nature of the Y-Teen organization. These are a few of the many students who enjoyed the annual Y-Teen Sandwich Sale.