Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Mary Margaret Beber admonishes Larry Cattell and one of his many girl friends Johneen Ellis as they sit on the love seat. Laugh-Getting Pillow Talk The setting for the play was unusual as two apartments were on the stage for the action. In addition to the two apartments, action also took place in two night clubs, on the street, and in the telephone building. Also adding to the success of the production were the make up and lighting. Rosie McGrath entertained Linda Fleet, Hudson Freeze, Carolyn Shaffer, and Dave Quinn in the night club scene. Art Shoener was the waiter. Many hours of rehearsal were spent by the cast in preparation for the opening night. Linda Fleet, Marvene Bergdall, Sally Weimer, Echo Lewis, and Coline Brown stretch out on the gym floor waiting their cues. Another essential back stage worker was Max Freeman who assisted with the lighting. 25

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Bette Thompson protects as Larry Cattell moves in to take her to see his re-decorated apartment. Gerald Porter and Marvene Bergdall hold two decorator ' s items for Brad ' s apartment as Echo Lewis and student director Carol Rugman are repulsed. Seniors Star in Telephone trouble provided the situation for the sen¬ ior play Pillow Talk. Bette Thompson and Larry Cat¬ tell handled the lead roles under the direction of Mr. Richard Smith and Carol Rugman. From the opening telephone conversation to the drum march in act three, the audience was very much en¬ tertained by the spurned boy friend Gerald Porter, the maid Cheryl Yingling, and all of Brad ' s girls friends. Backstage work for the production was handled by several committees headed by senior class members. Mr. Richard Smith, director, Margaret Crowe, Sally Weimer, and Jim Shutt are entertained by another of Pat Bauman ' s remarks. Patsy Smith works to get the make up on just right. 24

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Jackie Weller examines the library bulletin board which attractively proclaims Book Week and American Education Week. Mr. Flora related some of his thoughts to the student body at the Thanksgiving convoca¬ tion at the Big Gym. President Kennedy’s Tragic American Education Week and Thanks¬ giving provided two opportunities for stu¬ dents to perform during November. Both programs were well received by large audiences. Teachers served refreshments to a large crowd at the American Education Week program. Connie Leeper is one of several GHS ' ers who worked part-time jobs after school and on weekends. 26