Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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W. S. PAINTER Superintendent E. V. MINNIEAR Principal C xecutiue 3 The successful maintenance and operation of the school plant, the effec¬ tive coordination and supervision of the instructional staff, and the careful scheduling, adjusting and checking of pupil personnel are responsibilities of the school ' s administrators. As the executives of a great broadcasting corporation put into action the decisions of the directors, so the principal and superintendent function with regard to the actions of the Board of Education. I The executives of Garrett High School have earned the respect, confidence, and admiration not only of the student body and faculty, but also of the entire community. Staff PROFESSIONALLY ALERT— ARTHUR F. MORRIS A. B. Manchester College, Univer¬ sity of Kansas. General Science and Physics. An inquisitive mind is the hallmark of a scientist. MILDRED EVARD B. S.,M. S. Ohio Northern, Northwestern University, Purdue University, Indiana University, University of Wisconsin. English and Journalism. If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing well. Page Seven

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A. W. GALLATIN Treasurer J. W. THOMSON President D. L. HAFFNER Secretary ( £)irectorS The men behind the scenes are directly responsible for providing the es¬ sentials of an efficient, smooth-running organization. Their task is to secure and maintain the finest, most thoroughly trained, and professional staff possible, to provide a sound financing program through careful, long-time planning, and to make possible through an adequate school plant and effective curriculum the choicest educative experiences. The Board of Directors of the School City of Garrett is to be complimented on its ability to provide the best in educational facilities and personnel. Studio THOROUGHLY TRAINED— O. B. ROSE A. B., A. M. Indiana Central College, Indi¬ ana University. Geometry, Algebra, Mechani¬ cal Drawing, and Arithmetic. What does it mean? MARIE THRUSH A. B. De Pauw University, Univer¬ sity of Chicago, Harvard Uni¬ versity, Indiana University, Chicago Training School. English and Dean of Girls. Patience is a virtue, and should be practiced ever. Page Six

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ELLA TRIMBLE A. B. De P a u w University, Kent State University. English. It is better to be brief than tedious. WILBUR ARNOLD B. P. S. M. Capital University. Girls ' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Band, and Orchestra. I would just say, ' No, thanks, I ' d rather lead a band. ' EILEEN HAFFNER B. S. Ball State Teachers College. Home Economics and English. All the world ' s a stage, but we cannot all be stage man¬ agers. CAPABLE TECHNICIANS— RUSSELL SHERMAN A. B„ M. S„ A. M. Manchester College, Indiana University, Winona Lake School of Theology. Speech, Social Science, Arith¬ metic. Words fitly spoken are like apples of gold in baskets of silver. MRS. HELEN ELLIS Ph. B. University of Chicago, Tri-State Normal, Indiana University. Latin and Library Supervisor. A good book is the life blood of a master spirit. GRAY WOODCOX B. S„ M. S. Indiana State Teachers Col¬ lege, Indiana University. Industrial Arts. Knowledge and skill are good team mates. MARGUERITE McKINLEY B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col¬ lege, De Pauw University, Ball State Teachers College. Home Economics. Civilized man cannol live without cooks. EXPERIENCED GUIDES— JOHN E. FLORA A. B„ M. S. Indiana University, De Pauw University, Purdue University. General Mathematics, Alge¬ bra, Arithmetic, and Assistant Coach. Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Living, Clean Scholar¬ ship. RAY HANDLEY A. B„ M. A. De Pauw University, Indiana University. History and Drama Club Spon¬ sor. There is nothing new under the sun. All life is ancient his¬ tory. HARRY RAHMER B. S„ M. A. Manchester College, Columbia University. Social Science and Assistant Coach. Success comes in can ' s; not can ' t ' s.