Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Hello, Dolly Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi . Debbie Lampe Horace Vandergelder Tom Newman Cornelius Hackl Phil Kuykendall Barnaby Tucker Yogi Picklesimer Irene MoUoy Teresa Koskie Minnie Fay Renee Shuff Ambrose Kemper Mike Krocker Ermengarde . . . . : - Joyce Schultz Ernestina Jamie Wise Rudolph Mike Walton Judge Dick Barry Directed by: Miss Kathy Koons, Mr. John Branam Townspeople. Waiters, and Polka Dancers. Karen Custer Holly Fargo Carol Kock Geri Kleeman Teresa Krocker Melba Laturner Rosie Mansfield Alice Placencia Pam Ringler Debbie Snook Susie Letizia Jody Witherspoon Marilyn Miller Dick Barry Billy Beber Gary Carr Walt Goldsberry Eric Jones Rey Placencia Eric Schurr Steve Walton Tim Wheeler

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(Pic 1) The dream world of the Cloisters has become a reality. (Pic 2) Someone ' s coming out of Dr. Emmett ' s office. One-two-three strange people! (Pic 3) Randy Mcintosh tests to see which light gives the best effect. (Pic 4) Some thing take a long time to heal, Jeffrey. (Pic 5) rd like to give you something, too, Mrs. Savage, but there ' s nothing in my room you would want. (Pic 6) Are you about to offer me a bribe, Mrs. Savage? (Pic 7) ' It ' s amazing what standing above people does, I feel smarter than anybody else in the world. (Pic 8) Mr. Paddy works on his Masterpiece. (Pic 9) Do you know what papers call us — The Mad Savages. (Pic 10) I ' ve made a bed and I want to know who ' s in it. ■ ,

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. . . All I can say about the play is that I loved it. (Tom Newman) . . . Although it took alot of hard work, I never have enjoyed anything as much in my life. (Debbie Lampe) . The all school play was a lot of fun. I never realized before that Garrett had so much talent. (Phil Kuykendall) From the play I found that our school has a large amount of untapped talent. I just wish that we had a better fine arts depart- ment so that some of it could be discovered and used. I hope Hello, Dolly proved it. (Teresa Koskie) . . . After two years of idleness, the fine arts department took on the difficult task of performing the famous broad- way musical — Hello, Dolly. Through alot of hard work and over 4,000 man hours, the show was presented with much success. The play was light and humorous, with a large amount of the entertainment coming from songs and dance numbers. Without the devoted time of the direc- tor Miss Koons, the musical director Mr. John Branam, and the choreographer Miss Jordan Hamm, Hello. Dolly would not have been A SMASHING SUCCESS:!!!!