Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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From left to right: Back row: Mr. Sinn, Mr. Bateman, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Parks, Mr. Minniear, Mr. Cudworth, Mr. Rose, Mr. Ober, Mr. Rahmer. Middle row: Mr. Flora, Mr. McCIain, Miss McKinley, Miss Trimble, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Evard, Mr. Wood- cox, Mr. Fretz. Front row: Miss Berkeypile, Miss Thrush, Miss Gump, Miss Silberg, Mrs. Sweeney, Miss Haffner, Mi ss Velma Hall, Miss Gilbert. Not in picture: Miss Dean, Miss Cobler, Miss Nell, Mr. Harmon, Mr. Coble. Vt DRILLMASTERS Paul Bateman, B. S. A. Eleanor Berkeypile, B. N Gilbert Coble, A. B. 3 Lois Cobler, B. S. Elmer Cudworth, A. Mary Dean Mildred Evard, M. lohn Flora, M. S. Archie Fretz Lila Gilbert, B. S. Effie Gump, A. B. Eileen Haffner, B. S. Alice Hall Velma Hall, B. S. Robert Harmon, B. A. Marguerite McKinley, B. S. Purdue DePauw I. C. Normal Indiana Indiana U. of Chicago Northwestern Indiana Tri-State I. S. T. C. Manchester B. S. T. C. U. of Wisconsin B. S. T. C. Wabash I. S. T. C. Paul McClain, M. S. P - W et ndiana E. V. Minniear, M. S. Jesse Ober, M. S. Cameron Parks, M. A. Harry Rahmer, M. A. O. B. Rose, M. A. Russell Sherman, M. S. Vera Silberg, B. S. Cleo Sinn, B. S. Mrs. Hildreth Sweeney, A. B. Marie Thrush, A. B. Ella Trimble, A. B. ££0, v7 t U DePauw Gray Woodcox, M. S. Indiana Marjorie Nell G. H. S. Indiana Indiana U. of Kentucky Columbia Indiana Indiana Pestolozzi Froebel Indiana Manchester DePauw , „,Ai. |V5 fie ! . Science, Agriculture Music, Art On leave, U. S. Army Music, Art, Social Studies Science, Mathematics Grade 4 English General Science, Math. Social Studies, English Grades 2-3 Commerce Physical Education Grade 3 English Physical Education Home Economics Social Studies, Music Principal, Science Mathematics On leave, U. S. Navy Social Science Mathematics Social Science, English Grade 1 Commerce — . Librarian, Latin f Jc£ English English Industrial Arts Clerk

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E. Vaughn Minniear, Principal Walter S. Painter, Superintendent PARADE ROUTERS Greatness is the composite of many little things well planned and efficiently executed. Great things are accomplished by people who make the most of every opportunity, however small it may seem. When evaluated by this standard Mr. Painter and Mr. Minniear rank at the top. They not only have planned well our educational program but also have executed it efficiently. Their lives are a challenge of leadership, action, and dependa- bility to every person marching onward in the parade of life. Lives of great men all remind us We may make our lives sublime. And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Robert Ellis Her pleasant voice in joyous tones Made glad our scenes of strife; Of all the lessons that she taught The greatest was her life. Victory she saw in every trial, Pleasure in every pain, Strength in every weakness. Sunshine through every rain. There was no death! From day to day We smile in our sorrow; Her memory is teaching still, The lesson for tomorrow. —I. R.

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