Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Top Ron- UK. BATEMAN MR. CASNER MR. COBLE MRS. ELLIS MISS EVARD MISS THRUSH MISS TRIMBLE Mill J I c Row: MRS. FITCH MR. FLORA MISS GUMP MISS JENNINGS MRS. KLINGLER MISS McKINLEY MR. WILKINSON MR. WOODCOX Bottom Row: MR. MORRIS MR. PARKS MR. ROSE MR. SHERMAN MISS SHORTRIDGE MR. SIMON MISS MILKS MISS NELL FACULTY FACTS Did you know that Mr. Flora spends his spare time read- ing Philosophy? Mr. Bateman has certain interests, among them is a girl with Hazel eyes. Teachers have many Iiobbics, Mrs. Klingler ' s newest ones are Farming and Hunting Rabbits. Mrs. Ellis has an increase in her family! Don ' t get alarmed, it ' s only a new dog. Haven ' t you heard about Mr. Park ' s thrilling adventure? He caught a whale weighing 2000 pounds. His favorite sport is fishing. Did you know that Mr. Morris is also a farmer? He also loves to travel. Mr. Rose loves inventing, among his latest inventions is a MECHANICAL MAN, he eats, sleeps, walks, talks, and is almost human, he even got the mumps this year, and has made a start at growing a mustache. Miss Trimble ' s hobby is driving, but her latest interest is romance with a capital R. It must be spring when a young lady ' s fancy lightly turns to love. Did you know Mrs. Fitch ' s hobby is Punctuality. Try going to her class late. Miss Mc Kin ley loves flower culture and gardening. She grows her own corsages. Have you heard that Mr. Sherman must build an addi- tion to his house? His family is increasing, I mean his family of Graduates; they now number about five hundred. Mr. Woodcox is a real husband. His main hobby is help- ing his wife keep house. Did you know that Mr. Coble ' s hobby is music. He loves to sing to his main interest. Miss Mildred Evard loves to travel. Her main hobby is showing her pupils a good time. Miss Helen Jennings is interested in food . Well, I wonder who isn ' t. Miss Effie B. Gump likes to go to different shows. She likes it better when she is with another one of her likes. Did you know Mr. Casner loves to travel. Last summer he took a SHORT trip over the Blue Ridge mountains. Mr. X ' ' illiam Simon is a regular mind-reader! He always knows when a person hasn ' t his lesson. Mavbe he has learned HIS LESSON. Did you know Miss Milks is interested in the two B ' s (Bill and Bluffton). Miss Nell ' s main hobby is sleeping. Perhaps she goes to too many Bank Nite Shows. Have you heard that Miss Shortridgc ' s main hobby Is playing in the Jim? Oh! Excuse me, I mean the GYM? Maybe her INTEREST used to be JIM. Did you know that Mr. Wilkinson likes HAMMOND EGGS? Page 9

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MR. PAUL BATEMAN B. S. A. Purdue University, Agriculture and Biology, Assistant Basketball and Football Coach. MR. FRED CASNER Indiana Central College, University of Michigan, Indiana University, Band and Orchestra. MR. GILBERT COBLE A. B. Central Normal, Indiana Univer- sity, University of Wisconsin, Music and Art. MRS. HELEN ELLIS Ph. B. Tri-State Normal, University of Chicago, Indiana University, Latin, English, Library. MISS MILDRED EVARD B. S. Ohio Northern, M. S. North- western University, Purdue University, Wisconsin University, English and Journalism. MISS MARIE THRUSH A. B. DePauw University, University of Chicago, Harvard University, In- diana University, Chicago Training School, English. MISS ELLA TRIMBLE A. B. DePauw University, English. MRS. NANCY FITCH A. B. Marion Normal, Franklin Nor- mal, Indiana University, Social Science. MR. JOHN E. FLORA A. B. Indiana University, DePauw Uni- versity, Purdue University, Mathe- matics. MISS EFFIE GUMP A. B. Manchester College, Gregg Nor- mal, Bowling Green Business Univer- sity, Typing and Shorthand. MISS HELEN JENNINGS A. B. Manchester College, University of Wisconsin, Home Economics and Eng- lish. MRS. RUTH HARSH KLINGLER A. B. Indiana University, M. A. Uni- versity of Chicago, State Normal, His- tory and Civics. MISS MARGUERITE McKINLEY B. S. DePauw University, Indiana State Teacher ' s College, Ball State, Home Economics. MR. PAUL WILKINSON A. B. DePauw University, M. S. Ball State Teachers ' College, University of Chicago, Indiana University, Mathe- matics and Ph sics. MR. GRAY WOODCOX B. S. Indiana State, Indiana University, Industrial Arts. MR. ARTHUR MORRIS A. B. Manchester College, University of Kansas, General Science, Physiology and Physics. MR. CAMERON PARKS B. S. Illinois University, M. A. Univer- sity of Kentucky, Albion Michigan College, Northwestern University, Phy- sical Education, Health and Coach. MR. OSCAR ROSE A. B. Indiana Central College, A. M. Indiana University, Geometry, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, and Arithmetic. MR. RUSSELL SHERMAN A. B. Manchester College, Indiana Uni- versity, Chemistry, English, and Voca- tional Civics. MISS BLANCHE SHORTRIDGE A. B. Indiana University, Indiana State Teachers College, Ball State, Physical Education and Health. MR. WILLIAM SIMON A. B. Manchester College, Indiana Uni- versity, Business and Commerce. MARJORIE NELL Garrett High School, Office Clerk — • Mr. Painter and Board of Trustees. LUCILLE MILKS Garrett High School, Mr. Minniear. Oftice Clerk- Page S

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DeVeny THE SENIOR NOBODY KNEW This Senior boy attended G. H. S. for four years without once being absent or tardy. Everybody saw him, but nobody recognized him. He madg a creditable record in all courses and will be graduated with honors, but his name will not be on the roll of graduates and he will receive no diploma. Do you know him? What would thirty-four boys look like if you could put them all together and get the medium — like Mr. Minniear does with his grades? Well, here ' s the answer. This picture, which contains some of the characteristics of each of the thirty-four senior boys, is a product of the ingenuity of Mr. Sheets, Aeolian photographer. This type of picture is a rare thing even among those most skilled in the art of photography. It was not made by taking parts of the individual pictures but by printing each negative in turn upon the preceeding ones. Very little retouching was done except on the coat lapels and tie. This picture represents a balanced senior boy in respect to facial features and serves as a striking illustration of the theme of this Aeolian.