Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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As summer ended and school once again commenced, Garrett was mixed with the faces of the old and the new. The summer full of the activ- ities of workshops, fun, and vaca- tions led into the early months of the school year. The Auburn Fair, the Magazine Drive, the Snake Dance, and the football games, all added up to begin the year off right. The bus provides transportation to and from school for many students. Spirit is created by the cheerleaders at the annual Snake Dance before the Auburn-Garrett football game. Custodians, Getts and Wilmot, move the food for lunch from the Ober school to the high school. Fall Brings Fun Vic Hunter, captain of the football squad, breaks through the hoop and leads the team through the victory line as was acustom at all thehome games this year.

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The Student Council entered this float in the Auburn Fair Parade in September for Miss Garrett and her court. Seated, left to right are: Sandy Gnagy, Connie Fetter, Annette Barnhart, Tonya Miller , Janice Casey, Miss Garrett; JoEllen Moses, Dawn Fleet, Faith Hathaway, and Mary Wiant. Janice Casey is aglow as she holds her trophy after being chosen Miss Garrett during Side- | walk Days in August. Summer Activities End, School Begins Senior John Moats laughs along with Steve Smith who was a guest of the National Honor Society and spoke at a high school convocation. Making plans for the launching of the Magazine Drive are co-chairmen Tom Stebing and Cindy Strobel.

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Seniors Phil Brechbill and Margery Myer over the pamphlets on the bulletin board. Junior Bob Bond takes a shot at the basket during noon hour recreation as the other boys await their turn Students Benefited by) Although there was much extra activity going on, the school routine continued. Every day was heard the bells that sounded the end of the fifty-five minute classes, then the slam- ming of lockers and voices of students, and a bell sounding that class was once again in session. The junior high section was limited to the ' two north halls and senior high students mainly had classes in the new addition. Everyone enjoyed the half-hour break for lunch. After lunchrecreation was provided in the auditorium, and candy and coke machines enabled students to purchase snacks during the day. Junior high girls prepare for their daily meal as they walk through the lunch line.