Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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-THE AEOLIAN- FACULTY ' S ASTONISHER Cir. 3,543,449 The World ' s Greatest Scandal Sheet s Mr. Willennar Up Before Student Council MISS McKINI EY AXD MR. SHORTZ ELOPE! Married at Hillsdale Miss McKinley and Mr. Shortz created quite a sen- sation in Garrett Higli School by eloping yesterdaj after school. The elopement was quite a surprise to the faculty as well as the stu- dents for the bride and groom had told no one of their intentions. Tlie mar- riage ceremony took place at the Justice of Peace ' s of- fice at Hillsdale, Mich. The happy couple returned to Garrett where they will continue teaching. MISS DAVIS JOINS THE- ATRICAL COMPANY Miss Davis recently re- signed her position as in- structor in tlie History De- partment in Garrett High School. She has signed a contract with the We R. Best Theatrical Company. She is to be the leading lady In their next produc- tion. It ' s a great life if you don ' t weaken. Miss Gregory will broad- cast tonite from station G. O. M. (Garrett ' s On ' The Map). TOE DANCING Lessons 10 cents Call Ate One Too Green Mr. George Harsh NEWS SFMAL4RY Studen t ' s plea for a new gymnasium in Garrett again rejected. Mr. Carroll says all plans will be postponed until the coming of the Mil- lennial Dawn. (Heaven on Earth) Miss Evard ' s latest book on G. H. S., a Synonym for Studiousness, is one of the best sellers of this year. Miss Evard ' s observation comes from a close range for she works among the G. H. S. students daily and is very familiar with their characteristics. Mr. Stanley talks serious- ly of joining the New York Celts for the 1925 season. He won much attention during G. H. S. 1924-25 sea- son and he has had many offers to join the team. Miss Van Flelt has been awarded a medal by the Latin Assn. for speaking a dead language fluently. Editor ' s Note! Miss Thrush, Ed toi of Faculty ' s Astonisher, wish- es to beg your pardon for a mistake in last issue. It was Mr. Winks instead of Mr. Sidebottom who sang at the Ladies Aid Meeting. CHARGED WITH BEING TOO LENIENT WITH TARDINESS Pleads Guilty Mr. Willennar was tried before the Student Council yesterday. He pled guilty to the charge that he bad been too lenient with tardy students. Two of the wit- nesses against him, Julia J. and Dorothy Ratrie said that he was too easy and did not keep them in more than five times a week. Mr. Willennar was severely rep- rimanded and told that on second offense of such a kind he would receive a se- vere punishment. Mr. Wil- lennar promised to be more severe in the future. Mr. Sidebottom was pain- fully injured yesterday when the Ford Coupe which he was driving collided with a poodle dog. Miss Evard. who was wi th him sustained slight injuries. Mr. Winks was arrested yesterday in the Assembly Room of the High School Building for disorderly con- duct. He was lecturing on Pests of Farmers and dur- ing the speech impersonated a potato bug. His display became so violent that means of restraint became necessary. 12

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•THE AEOLIAN ' ORLANDO V. WINKS Agriculture Graduate Shortridge High School Indianapolis Purdue University B. S. of A. Teaching experience one year MISS MARGUERITE McKINLEY Home Economics Graduate Brazil High School DePauw University B. S. Indiana University Teaching experience twelve years GEORGE HARSH Physics, Chemistry Graduate Garrett High School University of Illinois A. B. University of Chicago Teaching experience four years MISS LAURINE CLEAVELAND Girls Basketball Coach Graduate Kendallville High School Sargent School of Physical Education American Union School of Physical Education Milwaukee Normal Teaching experience one year RUSSELL SHERMAN Graduate Garrett High School North Manchester College Teaching experience five years s 11

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