Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Hi-Y. Officers of Hi-Y were Thomas Burtch, president; David Crowe, treasurer; Michael Stew- ard, chaplain; William Moree, secretary; Michael Kock, vice-president. ROW ONE: Mr. Troyer, James Cole, Victor Cleland, Marvin Snook, John Flora, James Carper, Richard Murley, Mr. Steward. ROW TWO: Charles Wentland, Robert Johoski, Jerry Smith, Thomas Burtch, Harold Harvey, Rich- ard Abbott, Edward Bowman, David Casey, Rev. Meyer. ROW THREE: William Moree, John Detrick, David Miller, John Reed, Rodney McMillan, William White, Steven Pepple, Joseph Griffin, Ronald Murphy, David Blair, Wayne Peters. ROW FOUR: James Short, Michael Steward, Jack Davis, Theodore Parvu, David Crowe, David Abbott, Larry Snyder, Gary Kruger, Michael Kock, Larry Miller, James HoUis, William Rippe. 28

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Linda Tate and Charlene Hazelton check their card orders before they leave to deliver them. Miss Eldridge assists Pamela Loomis with price lists. Blue Triangle club, sponsored by Miss Eldridge and Mrs. Sisson, started the new school year with the Sophomores initiating the Freshmen. The girls sold Christmas cards as the annual money-making project. Evryklia loannidou, a Greek War Orphan, was adopted through the Foster Parents Organization for the seventh year. The girls made a scrap book of their individual pictures and sent it to their foster daughter. Skits, pantomimes, and take-offs of well-known television programs followed the regular business meetings during Monday Activity Periods. Highlights were the candlelight recognition for new members at the beginning of the school year and the Mother and Daughter Party at the end of the year. As members of this club, the girls hope to attain the goals set up for them by the Y. W. C. A. They are: To grow as a person; to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities; to grow in knowledge and love of God. As hillbillies, Nancy Hilkey and Karen Wade, entertain other Blue Triangle members. 27

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Junior Hi-Y . The Hi-Y which emphasizes citizenship and sportsmanship along with Christian Fellowship had another successful year. Rev. Walter E. Meyer was the club ' s religious advisor. All meetings were opened with the Hi-Y platform spoken by all members. Clean speech, clean living, clean sports, and clean scholarship. Devotions were given and the business was conducted. A program was presented each week ranging from inspirational talks to comedy. The annual semi-formal with the Y-Teens was held on November 21, with Autumn Leaves as the theme. The Bob Sanders Trio, a dance combo, provided the music. A paper-drive in the fall was the main money-making project. The Jr. Hi-Y, the Freshman and Sophomore group, has the same purpose as the Hi-Y to build Christian character. Members look to the Hi-Y as their goal in the future. Officers of Junior Hi-Y were Robert Culler, vice-president; Jerry Thomas, treasurer; Richard Burtch, chaplain; Glenn Claxton, secretary; Douglas Graeder, president. r P r O Pi i% Pi P A ROW ONE: Norman Best, Robert Culler, Philip Sweeney, John Bigelow, Randall Oliver, Scon Lewis, Eric Bickel, Thomas Baldwin, Jerry Thomas, David V-n Allen, Joe Mahnesmith. ROW TWO: Mr. Richard Smith, Thomas Nixon, Daniel Haffner, Douglas Grueder, Glenn Claxton, Richard Burtch, James Bishop, Douglas Aplin, Steven Fike, Charles McNall, Lyle Wright, Mr. John Flora. ROW THREE: Gary Warfield, Sam Miller, John Kelley, Thomas Funk, Merlin Bartels, Joseph Velpel, William Beverly, Michael Reese, Joel Zems, Robert Snook. 29