Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Friendly greetings, flashing smiles, and banging lockers contri- buted to the atmosphere surrounding Garrett High during the year. an Era steps quicken. The smell of food from the cafeter- ia reaches him, but he forgets this as he nears his classroom. Maybe his thoughts are on a test- maybe on an assignment that will put him on or off the honor roll, his objective. Nevertheless, he enters, and takes his seat. The minutes pass--the bell rings. Again the student dashes into the hall and takes the few short steps of school life. A straight A sophomore, Donna Buckles, views other honor roll names, listed in a case presented to GHS by the class of ' 58. PTA QUEEN CANDIDATES. Row I: Mary Anne Rowe, Susan Smith, Fay Christlieb, Donna Buckles, Karen Keefer. Row II: Sandra Sithen, Carol Rugman, Stephanie Smith, Helen Maurer, Nancy Hilkey, Karen Rowe, Jacqueline Hoi I is.

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Senior gourmets await one of the cafeteria meals that made this school year, especially holiday specials, the best yet for satisfy- ing eating. The Epic of Our few steps around the halls of GHS take us through many walks of school life. As the bell rings, a student dashes into the hall. He glances at a boy, smiling at the girl whom he favors in the q ueen contest. He hears the clatter of slam- ming lockers. He rambles on. A junior high boy whizzes past, anxious to sell his share in the annual magazine sale. Ignoring him, the student ' s Magazine sales for the 1958 campaign were han- dled by Meg Williams, Blue captain; Linda Harman, general manager; and Mary Haynes, Maroon captain. PTA QUEEN CANDIDATES. Row I: Donna Musser, Kathalee Buckles, Deanna Dillon, Sally Kelham. Row II: Mary Ann Sarpa, Bonnie Myers, Karen Helf, Mary Smith, Marcia Shreve, Gail Ewert.

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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.