Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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land Participate When the final bell rings and classes are finished, each student heads his own way, some to their bus, some to their home, and some to their work. The start of school, between classes, or at day ' s end, the boys ' locker room is filled with the many objects of girls ' affection, all in a hurry to get to their final destina- tion. Vocal participation is added to the school by the senior girls who compose the Teenettes. Student Council appropriated money for pencil and paper machines last year for students who don ' t have time to run over to the Ober Building, and Lynn Kizer seems to be one of these students. PAD

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Some people will do anything to get a pic- tvire and school photographer Joe Griffin proves it as he cunningly hides in a locker to snap some unfortunate ' s photo. Although work is another name for the Ae- olian, Dave Casey seems to have found a way to ease his burden with the obliging help of Donna Dee Buckles. . . TT e Fractice Susie Smith seems to be particularly interested in the pan of food tliat Bill Seigel is helping himself to at lunch time. With a background of autumn leaves, pumpkins, and com, John Flora and Katliy Buckles, along with the other guests, take advantage of the music and dance at the Hi-Y and V -Teens Semi -formal. 12

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Sharon James, Anita Hoke, Marcia Tharpe, Steve Fike, and Norman Best look over each other ' s report cards to see the good news. Although appearing to be hard at work, Mi. Capin and Philip Sweeney discuss the pros and cons of a coin collection. For O ur Own Betterment Industrious juniors prepare for another one of their numerous after -the -game extravaganzas held in the high school gym. Mr. Jack Bateman explains one of the finer points of chemistry to junior, David Landy. 14