Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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OLIAN BOARD OF EDUCATION C. H. HEINZERLING President J. P. GEPHART Treasurer C. J. ROLLINS Secretary 9

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EOLIANZ MESSAGES FROM OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION “Investments.” This seems to be the one word that is interesting a multitude of people today, and upon every hand one is confronted with the opportunity to invest in some one or other, either old or new enterprise to which there can be but one of two results, Success or Failure. There is, however, one investment that ultimately pays big dividends, the “Education of Our Youth,” and in this lies the future of our success as a nation. It is needless to say we sometimes are apt to forget the obligations we owe our youth in the preparation for being fit for tomorrow, and I fear are unconsciously inclined at times to oppose this essential, purely from a selfish dollars and cents view. This, of course, is detrimental to our social system and welfare, and it behooves us to give this matter serious thought for the well being and keeping of our present standing of a Nation among Nations. Let’s start to figure a few dividends in Future American Citizens. Yours sincerely, C. H. HEINZERLING. As the gracious commencement season draws near and enfolds us all in its kindly spirit, the heart of the people of this community grows warm with remem¬ brance of the great number of young women and young men who have been grad¬ uated from the Garrett high school. Speaking with the voice which expresses the sentiment of the members of the Garrett Board of Education, I send to the Seniors and to all other pupils the assurances of the interest and affection which we have for everyone of you. It is the conviction of the citizens of Garrett that we should have only the best public school system. This conviction is a genuine compliment to the work that has already been done by our schools. The Garrett high school has not yet reached the summit of its usefulness to our community but its fame throughout this part of our state is clear and assured. The school is capable of expansion and in its enlarged form it is capable of a greater service to the community. In this spirit I summon all of you to put forth your efforts and your strength in the years that are to come in the interest and for the welfare of our Garrett public schools. C. J. ROLLINS. H ' i? We have selected Garrett as the best city in the world in which to live, there¬ fore let us boost Garrett at all times. The loyal citizens of Garrett have made it possible for the Senior class to secure all the credits of the high school graduate, and I sincerely hope that as they leave this school to take up college work or other business, they will always hold a high respect for the Garrett schools. I am in position to know that our school system has been greatly improved during the last few years, and that the present force of instructors are striving to further improve the system. With the new high school building in sight for the next school year, we look forward to much more efficiency, as the hampered condition will then be relieved. J. P. GEPHART. 8

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EOL IANI GEORGE CARROLL Superintendent Garrett High School. A. B., A. M., University of Virginia, 1915. Graduate work at Northwestern Uni¬ versity. Teaching experience 6 years. MARIE THRUSH English Auburn High School. A. B. DePauw University. Graduate work at Northwestern Uni¬ versity. Teaching experience nine years. ZELLER A. WILLENNAR Principal — History Angola High School 1907 B. S. Tri State 1909. A. B. Tri State 19 20. Indiana University. Graduate work at Northwestern Uni¬ versity. Teaching experience sixteen years. NINA DAVIS History, Sociology, Public Speaking Normal High School. Marion Normal. Franklin College. Teaching experience five years. CLAYTON HATHAWAY Algebra, Chemistry, Athletics St. Joe High School. A. B. Wittenberg College. Teaching experience one year. 10