Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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One important thing that a girl should remember is to always be herself. (Debbie Lampe) . . I feel that your personality should carry more weight than poise or physical beauty in a beauty pag- eant. Even when you are under pressure your personality is still the real you. It ' s yours and no one else ' s. I definitely feel that your personality is your most im- portant character trait. (Ramona Miller) . . . Beauty Pageants aren ' t for everyone. Anyone who is even considering entering a beauty pageant should decide what kind of a person they think they are. Some of my feelings toward the pageant are not pleas- ant. But, that was because I was put into a situation where I was unable to be myself. (Polly Crea- ger) ... I really enjoyed the Miss Garrett Pageant. It was nice to be able to visit with all my friends after a long summer vacation. Although there was a lot of hard work involved, the Miss Garrett Pageant was an experience for everyone participating. (Jan Dove Miss Garrett ' 73).

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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:!!!!

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After Roush and Bloom came the election became a big success, with over 459 participants. (Steve Zeider) . . . , Listening to Roush and Bloom was fun; I liked asking them ques- tions about current issues. (Diane Gingery) Doing Vaudeville was a lot of fun, except for some of the smart remarks kids yell at you. and all that work we had to do. (Jacque Black). Everyone didn ' t stand up and shout like they did on V-J day, but you have to be glad that our guys are coming home. (Pat Whyte) . . I was glad to see it end, the Viet- nam War that is. Maybe now Nix- ons era of peace for America can become a reality. Who knows, we might have an everlasting world peace. (Kevin Derrow). When I stood and yelled ' the Bri- tish are coming! I didn ' t know what I was doing. After I sat down 1 asked myself why I did it; when people told me what I did I didn ' t believe them. (Randy Endsley) ... 1 can ' t really explain it. but I fell relaxed and carefree. I didn ' t have anything on m mind. H pnotism definitelv was fun, ( Debbie Leu is).