Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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I PG. 8, TOP—Astonished looks portray emo¬ tions as Nellie, the beautiful cloak model, sup¬ plies the missing pieces to the mysteries at ITand Inn. PG. 8, BOTTOM —Reyealing his love for Purity Dean. Leander exclaims. I ' m a gonna marry Purity Dean, er I ' ll die a single man. PG. 9, TOP LEFT—.Mrs. Hevtlitt and daughter, Alison, disgustedly look doyyn upon the unruly actions at Uland Inn. PG. 9, TOP RIGHT—Members of the cast yyork yy ith make¬ up in preparation for dress rehearsal. PG. 9. MIDDLE LEFT—Entertaining guests at his sis¬ ter Imagene ' s birthday party, E.G. Pickens dis¬ plays his talents in a song and dance routine. PG. 9. MIDDLE RIGHT—Jonathon Logan reg¬ isters guests at Uland Inn. PG. 9. BOTTOM LEFT— I ' m a gonna kill this snake afor he kUIs us both. Leander Longfellow threatens Mortimer Frothingham to .save the innocence of his fair maiden. Purity Dean. Senior Play 9

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Pure As The Driven Snow’ amusing play for all Purity, my Purity, pure as the driven snow! Thus was the happy ending of the first mellow drammer” in school history. Leander Longfel¬ low, portrayed hy Dean Bruns, the manly hero, and Purity Dean, Pam Kinsey, the persecuted heroine, meet and fall in love. But Mortimer Fro- thingham. Steve Walton, the dastardly VTllian. and a deep dark secret step be¬ tween them. Finally Mortimer is ex¬ posed and Purity’s secret revealed and all is well. The senior play was presented on January 10th and 11th at the J.E. Ober auditorium. Mr. Tim Albert di¬ rected the play. Other cast members: Mrs. Johnathon Logan (Zamah) . . . Jamie Wise: Johnathon Logan . . . Paul Rassel: Mrs. Ethelinda Hewlitt . . . Theresa Schultz; Alison Hewlitt .. . Peggy Sutton; Old Maggie . . . Sheila King; Eric Z. Pickens . . . Bob Kruger; Imogene Pickens . . . Robin Lange; Mrs. Faith Hogue . . . Carol Kock; Letty Barber . . . Theresa Kno¬ cker; Nellie Morris . . . Suzan Letizia; (.ard Cirl . . . Jayne Thrush; Party (j uests . . . Martha Somers. Maureen Moran. Kathy Kelham. Suzan Letizia; Pianist . . . Laurie Reeves . . . Tet ' hni- cal Director . . . (,urt Anderson; Stao ' e Director . . . Sue Letizia 8 Senior Play

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Air Aces battle Garrett Stars of Yesteryear Besides raising almost $3,000 for the Garrett (Centennial Committee, the game hetween the (iarrett (treats of Yesteryear and the W() () Aees taught the students of G.H.S. what a two handed shot looked like. It turned out to he a dependahle shot as the old-timers downed the Aees. ()4- 59. Lawrence Cotton Bowman proved his accuracy hv swishing a 35 foot set shot midwav throiiirh the see- ond period. The (rarrett Centennial (Committee asked the WOWO Air Aees to come to Garrett to help raise monev for the (Centennial eelehration and a eapaeitv crowd was on hand for the occasion. Playing against the Air Aees were G.H.S. undefeated girl ' s team. The game started with a deflated hall and was [)laved on a humorous note the whole wav through. .After the clowning acts stopped, thev hegaii and all 32 Railroaders got in the game. The pufterhellies as thev were called on posters displaved in the gvm. huilt an early lead and the Aees never caught up. riiis might he attributed to the third quarter when the Aees took on the girls and plaved the old girl ' s rules with 6 [)lavers. The girls out- seored OViO. 6-0. Pg. to. TOP—a swi h shot hv (a)tt in BovMiiar. the tfanih .slop at the s|)ol to tioiior the occasion. LOVi EK EEFF— ' XOViO ' s niaii- ager convinces llic referee itial lier jilaver isn ' t in a staged murder skit. Old-timer Buford Smith, and .4ces ( ' .alvin Hiehards and Ron I.a- tham listen in. EO 4 ER RKiH ' l —.4| the hegin- ning tip-off. the wig planted on the referee ' s head flies off as the hall is thrown into plav. 10 Game of The Genlnrv