Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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The newest rage in clothing is shown by Derek Heinzerling, Larry Dillon, Tim Kolbe, and Bill Yoder as they appear in their madras shirts. Frank Moody and Phil Heitz are seen in the always popular ski sweaters. Madras Is Prominent in Fads and Fashions ccarmoesraces weit pte ee et Se Se eT Knee socks and loafers were very popular among the girls' fashions. Girls from each class enjoy carrying the new shoulder bags as shown here by Annette Barnhart, Tina Lung, Becky Harter, and Ethel Finn. 14

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Complete frust ration is shown by Don Mac- Donald, Terry Harter , Haynes, tries to comfort him. Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald... Anne MacDonald.. Joan MacDonald .. Howard ... Roger eoeeeee eee ee eeseeese CHENG oct coke aCe eee Claire Fessenden. Lesley Arnold.... Margo Miss Garvey ..... Bee Gee Salsie NUUSIC) cielieis s1010-6 000 eee ee eeere eo ee eres Mrs. Watson's Harry New-Motor Marvin MGM SRO UISTLS ss s5.0-+ Mite tIS. 5.26 2c 62 eee eereeee leyda;” 3. LO . 5. ae Ee rnaee : MUP AY... DMA MVEMIE RAY: . . « o1e NOB BWA sc 6 a:6 10 eevee eee eeee eee eee e eer eeee ee ere eer ese ee eevee ee eee ee ee eee ee ak bmlemper, PATINOUMNCEL: s s oe 2 odes Sh Ant Oo COO Seen Complete confusion arrives as Howard, Barry Mc- Namara, is chased into the MacDonald home by a swarm of bees. as Betty, Becky .... Becky Haynes sooo Ikeier y islerrysie Pollyann Van Zile 77 Connie Leeper . Barry McNamara S500 laa lslewerevoyal we) SilleCreager ...-- Cindy Strobel Mestohsiie tee Judy Hyde . Marianne Sattison ... Waureen Smith ... Harriett Smith S0006 Ieee yy Xs oere ..--. Glen Ludban ....- Ron Matthews Sooo sselavehy Wherernyy ... Dave McMillan ... LaDonna Ringler .... Wan LaTurner .... susie Byanski see... Mike Lewis Harold Wekheiser . Julia Brumbaugh ee Daviene aime a OBC Tom Engle sta eeuel ole Jim Heitz Connie Fetter and Don Tarlton, student directors for Saturday night's produc- tion, check posters for the play. This year a new idea was put into use by Mr. Arthur Garrigus, director of the Senior Class Play. In order to cope with the large number of seniors who triedout for a part in Onions in the Stew,''a double cast wasused which consisted of a total of fifty-four members. The first cast presented the play on Thursday, November 19, while the second cast presented theirs on November 21.

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Twirlers Marianne Myers, Pennie Murray, Claudia Miller, and Lynn Freeman perform the traditional Snake Dance at the Angola basketball game. | As Cold Winter Sets in An unusual sight was to see Jim Heitz and Chuck Bavis Co-chairmen Nancy Capin and Tom Stebing, junior class Opposing each other at the annual Basketball Clinic. president Craig Gilliland, and Miss Crowe, junior advisor, look for ideas for a theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet. IS