Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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MR . CAMERON PARKS 400 S. Walsh St. Garrett, Indiana We Haue Confidence iw You It has been our purpose to equip you thoroughly. The school aims to develop and re- tain individual initiative, originality, and a pleasing personality. While seeking to provide for these desirable individual characteristics the school has general aims for all. One of these is that keystone of democracy—STERLING CHARACTER. The school hopes to turn out a product that is trustworthy, dependable, honest, indus- trious, thrifty, efficient, healthy, courageous, generous, appreciative, patriotic, loyal, learning from the past, seeking to make the very best possible out of a chaotic and stumbling present, but using every God-given power to help plan and produce a brighter and happier future for an entire world. Yes, a truly large order! But we have confidence in the on-coming gen- erations and hope this class is on its way toward achieving these goals. —W. S. Painter. W.S. Painter Superintendent E. V. Minniear Principal We Challenge You We challenge you to do better than your best. Your best is past; your better lies ahead. We challenge you to think better thoughts, inspired by higher ideals and ambitions. We challenge you to build yourself into the ideal personality. We challenge you to attempt the worth-while. We challenge you to lead rather than follow, to act rather than wait, to be independent rather than dependent, to be a thinker rather than a dullard, to be brave rather than cow- ardly, to have faith rather than doubt, to love fellow man rather than hate him, to be sympathetic rather than callous, and to strive on when all others have quit. Remember you don’t know your possibilities--you have not been tried. —E. V. Minniear.

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A. W. Gallatin Treasurer J. W. Thomson President D, L. Haffner Secretary Goad Bye and Good Luch Graduation from High School is an important land mark in the life of any girl or boy. It signifies the severance of home ties and home influences and the beginning of a whole new series of responsibilities and relationships. In times of peace these changes are definite and abrupt enough, but in times such as these, with the whole world at war and all normal relationships dislocated by the world-wide frenzy of total war, the change from pcaceiul home and school to conditions you must all meet is indeed a great one. It seems to me that those of my generation who served in World War I, and who should have seen to it that it was a “war to end war” have some how let down the youngsters of today by not seeing to it that the peace which followed that war did accomplish that end. However, at present we must all do what we can to preserve for ourselves and posterity the right to our American way of life. With utmost sincerity, let me wish you good bye and good luck. —Dr. John W. Thomson. BOARD OF EDUCATION

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MARJORIE NELL Accountant MILDRED EVARD M.S. English, Journalism, Sopho- more Guidance sponsor, Ma- roon and Blue sponsor. MRS. WILMA SISSEN A.B. Safety, Physical Education, Health, Blue Triangle spon- sor. G. H. S. Faculty PAULINE FOLEY Clerk MRS. HELEN ELLIS Ph. B. Latin, Library Supervisor, Junior Guidance sponsor. PAUL BATEMAN B.S. A. Agriculture, Biology, Assist- ant Coach, Freshman Guid- ance chairman, Future Farmers of America sponsor. ARTHUR F. MORRIS AB: General Science, Physics, 8th grade guidance chairman, Bible Study Club sponsor. MARGUERITE McKINLEY Base Home Economics, Junior Guidance sponsor. MRS. NINA FITCH A.B. History, Senior guidance sponsor, Drama Club spon- sor, Senior play sponsor. (On Leave) Aine Pie isg ee GILBERT COBLE Chemistry, Health, General Ie Meh. Science, Social Science, Music, Art, 7th grade guid- Sophomore Guidance chair- ance sponsor. man, Torch Club sponsor. F EEFIE. BeGUMP IK AB) Typing, Shorthand, Freshman Guidance sponsor. PAUL McCLAIN M.S. Girls’ Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Band. CAMERON PARKS M. A. Physical Education, Health, Safety, Athletic Coach. RUSSELL SHERMAN M.S. Speech, Social Science, Arithmetic, Senior Guidance sponsor, yearbook sponsor. MARIE THRUSH ASB. English, Dean of Girls, Soph- omore Guidance sponsor, Girl Reserve sponsor. Page 4 WILLIAM R. SIMON A.B. Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business Practice, Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Business Law, 8th grade guidance sponsor. (On Leave) RAY HANDLEY M. A. History, Senior guidance sponsor, Drama Club spon- sor, Senior play sponsor. ELLA TRIMBLE A.B. English, 8th grade guidance sponsor, Blue Triangle as- sistant sponsor. GRAY WOODCOX M.S. Industrial Arts, Freshman Guidance sponsor, Scout Club sponsor. EILEEN HAFFNER Bas: Home Economics, English, 7th grade guidance sponsor. MRS. ELSIE SANDERS A.B. Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business Practice, Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Business Law, 8th grade guidance sponsor. E. V. MINNIEAR M.S Civil Government, Econom- ics. JOHN E. FLORA M.S General Mathematics, Alge- bra, Arithmetic, Assistant Coach, Hi-Y sponsor, Senior Guidance chairman. ©. 5 ROSE M. A. Geometry, Algebra, Mechan- ical Drawing, Arithmetic, Junior Guidance sponsor. HARRY RAHMER M.S. Social Science, Assistant Coach, 7th grade guidance chairman.