Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Complete in pickaninny outfits and pigtails used in the Auburn Minstrel Show, the Teenettes entertain at the CTA dinner. Members of the group are Carole Johnson, Renee Obendorf, Mary Haynes, Suzanne Stroman, Charlene Lovette, Olivia Cleland, Deanna Dillon, Sally Kelham, Peggy Hunter, Eleanor Thurm Judith Tooman, and Linda Harman. We entertain GHS students have been entertained, not only by others, but by entertaining others. The Teen- ettes and Boys ' Vocal Ensemble gained popularity in singing for civic, school, and religious groups. The two combined their talents to provide music for the community sunrise service on Easter Sunday. The band held the spotlight during ball games as they gave performances for the occasion. Enter- taining others has left many entertaining moments to remember. The boom of the mighty bass and the schuffle of syncopated feet announce to enthusiastic football fans the arrival of the band for the half. The Boys ' Vocal Ensemble earnest- ly practiced its part of the Christma concert. Members of the group are Oston Roop, Robert Cattell, David Vanderbosch, Russell Rowe, Hans Heinzerling, Ronald Murphy, Edward Allen, Kenneth Flora, Robert Anderson, James Getts, and Gordon Holmes (not shown).

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Mr. Bogardus fascinated assembly goer as he slung, slapped, massaged, and molded clay into realistic characters. Colonel Larson, an all-American cowboy, gave an outstanding assembly by displaying his ability to do tricks with six shooters. As is tradition, the band played at the Christmas program under Mr. Cole ' s direction and he led students in singing hymns. We ' re Entertained Assembly programs have always been antici- pated events and this year was no exception. Hilarious moments were enjoyed with Mr. Bogardus, the mudslinger, and Mr. MacKenzie as he experi- mented with the phenomenon, liquid oxygen. Mo- ments of inspiration were found during the Thanks- giving and Christmas programs. Science Fun and Facts provided moments of spine-tingling sus- pense with the witty Mr. McLean. These programs are now enjoyable moments to remember. m : H 1 llF ! 1 i James Whitcomb Riley ' s Hoosier poems came to life at an assembly given by Prof. George Davis of Purdue. Seniors in the foreground, add another page to their final book of memories.

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Queen Nancy Shafer with Peggy Hunter and Judy Tooman, her court, reigned at the final victory dance by decree of Athletic Club members. A snake dance led fans to the Will Frank ' s grounds for a fiery rally before the Auburn football game. Coach Capin proudly displayed the N. E. I. C. football trophy as he carried it through the halis of G. H. S. Football (N. E. I. C.) champs leave the season-ending parade to begin dancing and eating on an evening of recognition by Garrett organ i zation s. Sessions Frenzy Fans Sch ool spirit was at its height during this year ' s successful season on the gridiron. Pep sessions gave the team support for the coming games and put the student body in an uproarious mood. The snake dance before the Auburn game stirred the spirit of the loyal fans. A party for the jubilant team and school fans climaxed the record-breaking season of gridiron action.