Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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First period chorus crowded into room 3 until the move into the addition to sing. Chorus and Band Continue DONALD WILSON DePauw B.S. Full credit for chorus was welcome news for all singing GHS students. Two chorus classes directed by Mr. Donald Wilson were crowded. The combined classes sang for student assembly programs and for their regular concerts. A concert was also presented by the chorus as part of the American Education Week program . Many special features which the vocal music department had lacked for several years were found in the addition in the special chorus room. LARRY MAY Indiana State B.S. Twirlers and flagbearers for the sparkling Railroader band included Kathy Shreve, Jeanne Helbert, Norma Cutler, Michaeleen Gillispie, Lynn Freeman, Judy Gael, Jerilyn Kock, Claudia Miller, Mary Ann Myers, and Tommie Kaeck. 18

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Up 1-—Down 2 - -Rest 3,4! So goes the freshman gym class calisthenics. And Physical Skills Physical fitness was stressed in the gym and health classes as students took skill tests and learned the fundamentals of many games. Health, safety, and driver training classes taught us how to preserve the bodies which we developed in physical education. Junior high, freshmen, and juniors studied health and safety. Behind-the-wheel and classroom training were involved in drivers edu¬ cation. Many students completed drivers training as a summer school course. Behind-the-wheel training is hard on Mr. Pear¬ son. Cindy Strobel and JoEllen Moses investigate the dummy to prepare for a discussion in health class. WARD SMITH FREDINA CROWE DePauw U. A.B. Indiana State B.S. 17

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Woodwind musicians were Barb Lemper, Dianne Platner, Sharon Weller, Cindy Rowe, Cindy Carper, Roger Kolbe, Steve Hazeltine, Becky Baker, and Leslie Rhetts. To Expand With a bright and snappy style the band marched onto the field for their first per¬ formance. The new uniforms and director Mr. Larry May added a great deal to the appearance of the group. The size of the band increased and members worked hard--night practices were frequent--as they prepared for the football shows. The band room in the addition with its practice rooms, storage area, and built- in risers also helped. Brass section members were Larry Wiley, Walt Smith, Keith Murray, Merritt Scheurich, Vonda Bixler, Robert Wesner, and Jim Shutt, in ROW 2, and Carol DeLong, Mike Lewis, Larry Williams, Kenny Fritz, and Tim Hippensteel in ROW 1. Feature twirlers Linda Ervin and Mari Lynn Neukom discuss the next routine with majorette Pennie Murray. Saxophonists for the band were Becky Schurr, Ken Yingling, Rodney Andrews, Bill Baidinger, Carolyn Shaffer, and Alice Kelham. The percussion section consisted of Jerry Wel¬ ler, Debbie Hall, Janice Shaffer, Dennis VanSky- hawk, Marilyn Smith, Kay Shoener, Phil Lemper, and Ed Myers. 19