Garfield High School - Anim Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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LEFT: Students in metal shop learn how to operate many different and intricate machines. Mr. Pressler is telling Charles Hooks how to operate the band saw while Don Long and Jim Adelsburger watch. BELOW: Making good use of our audio-visual aids, Mr. Ballinger traces the Mississippi River for the benefit of the class while Marilyn Brandel, Tom Brady, and Crystal Marcum look on. YOU CANNOT STAY STRANGERS WHEN WORKING TOGETHER f , 5 rms ...ne-w '4'. E E lffvgym RIGHT: This year we have our own special disc jockey. Charlie Judd, originator of WGHS, Garfield's own radio station, spins records during lunch hour, much to the enioyment of the students.

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x fu' 't 'S K fff g 5 f Right. Mr. Jones prepares to give out biology books during the first week. Miss Malone, his student teacher, was Miami's Home- coming Queen. Dwight Skipper, Sue Taggert, Betsy Stahl, Edna Stivers, and Linda Terry received their text books for the year. Left. ln Mrs. Munneke's foods class, future homemakers learn to prepare and label ielly. Left to right. Cheryl Smith, Mrs. Mun- neke, Jewell Gray, Mary Pendergast, Daisy Gray and .loeldeen Griffin. Below. Barbara Holt clears away the dishes for a group of Mid- dletown students during the spaghetti dinner held after the Hamilton Garfield-Middletown game. Nearly 2,000 tickets and hundreds of pounds of spaghetti were sold. .ns

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LEFT: like, this is the Beat- nik party, manl Mr. Ballinger recites some cool poetry at the Y.W.C.A. pad. All of the cool cats listening are Tom Knox, Fran Mara, Mary Spradling, Jo a n Drinkuth, Priscilla Johnson, Dee Se- Lander, Jim Dodsworth, Barb Holt, Sue Leihenseder, Mr. Ballinger, Cathy Cummins and Gary Corson COCPERATION, SPIRIT, AND VITALITY ARE SO IMPCJRTANT This is a scene at the Merry Mystic Ball one of the festive dances held for the students during the Christmas holidays kv