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Whether talking with friends, getting books from their lockers, or going to the next class, students keep the halls busy with their many activities. ««■ 0 ' . We Live and Laugh . . . Keeping the dairy industry in business, Garrett seniors drink their quota of milk at limch. After all is quiet, Mr. Johnson and the other custodians prepare GHS for another day of education and fun. With dreams of a glorious banquet on their minds, money-hungry juniors accept with willing hands the contributions of students at one of their record hops.
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Making sure they have the right change, Larry Warstler and DuWayne Hofferman count their money before paying for their dinner. Visiting the concession stand in Room 18, Mr. Cleo Miller takes time out to down a cup of hot coffee. Foot fashions follow female fads for fall. White keds were the rage this year for all well-dressed girls in GHS. In These Halls . »i f». One of the lighter moments in the halls of GHS is captured on celluloid when Dave Helbert and Dick Burtch try to lock Sandra Gnagy in her coat locker.
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Joe Oberlin, Sherrill Terry, and Eric Bickel were among the servants who waited on Junior hosts and Senior guests. - . ?«..•■ ■., :.p ,. We Dine and Dream A Southern Plantation was the set- ting of the Junior-Senior Banquet, Southern Cotillion held on April 30, 1960. Trees draped with Spanish moss complimented the murals, giving them a life-like appearance. A fountain bubbling with pink water and surrounded by wrought iron furniture was the main attraction of all the decorations. The stage was transformed into a colonial mansion complete with columns and steps. After dinner, Gary Sheldon and his band provided entertainment along with the song and dance routines of Note and Toe. After the banquet, the festivities continued with the annual All Night Party at the Elks Lodge and Gala Theater. The night was ended with breakfast at the Eagles. Senior Class President, Jim Short, and banquet co-chairmen Susie Smith and Dave Casey, gaze at the beautiful water fountain which high- lighted tlie decorations.
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