Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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th, hist “dresses and shawls: we drove four- The coal strike blackened our wheelers and cycles. . world when mandatory The school board anda group measures switched off street : “Concerned Citizens” — siights, lowered temperatures, 2 Bhs world with their © — darkened school halls and cut heated disputes over the conditions — off audiovisuals. Visiting lockers of the proposed building program. — or traveling outdoors between The “Blizzard of 78” halted our classes resulted in 3-day world as snow drifted waist high suspensions. on Randolph and other city streets. This Aeolian records the events ate We experienced cabin fever,food of the °77- 78 year. Turn the | I Ras cals” We one gol shortages and a record 13 snow following pages for a Journey Ck S days. Through Our World. 4 Opening

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he Garrett Ministerial Association sponsored the Fourth of July celebration at Feick Park, formerly conducted by the Jaycees. Individuals and organizations contributed over $3,000 through donations and special projects. Various school and community clubs set up money making booths. Other activities in- cluded music provided by the high school band, a talent show, All-Star baseball and softball games and swimming and diving competition. A dazzling display of aerial and ground fireworks concluded the day-long festivities. Clouds of black smoke spewed from the Chessie Steam Special as it rolled into Garrett. The event marked the Sesquicen- tennial of the Baltimore and Ohio, the nation’s first rail- road, now a part of the Chessie System. On two separate dates during midsummer, the blue and yellow engine chugged to the local depot hauling 900 railroad buffs. The same locomotive which pulled the American Free- dom Train two years ago puffed along the B Oand C Orail- roads on day-long excursions be- tween Chicago and the East Coast. | With the heat and humidity, | students dashed for the chlo- rine water of the pool. Many labored at summer jobs in the comfort of air conditioning. Decked out in jogging shorts, tube tops and lace-up sandals. girls kept pace with fashion. Chessie Special steams through: ministers sponsor fireworks Sporting summer tube tops, Roxanne Sobieki and Mary Ann Hyle inspect the jewelry at Stern’s during sidewalk days. Right: Summer brings out the he-man in Chris Winans. who practices at the school. 6 Student Life es: a Combining various colors, complex aerial fireworks light up the attentive faces beneath.