Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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, » TAREWELL . . . Now is the hour when we must say goodbye To our Alma Mater, dear old Garrett High. Happy the years that we have spent with you. Dear are our mem ' ries as we bid adieu. We are the class of 1948. We say farewell now as we graduate. Forward together on pathways ever new. Loyal and faithful — hail! Maroon and Blue! (This may be sung to Notf Is The Hour, ' Maori Farewell Song.) 16

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MR. PAUL BATEMAN— B.S.A. Purdue University. Agriculture, Biology, Assistant Coach. MISS MILDRED EVARD— B.S. Ohio Northern University; M.S. Northwestern University. English. MR. OSCAR ROSE— A.B. Indiana Central College; M.A. Indiana University. Mathematics, Drafting. MR. RUSSELL SHERMAN— A.B. Manchester College; M.S. In- diana University. English. MRS. MARVOLINE SCHLECHT— A.B. Ball State Teachers ' College. Business Education. MRS. HILDRETH SWEENEY— A.B. Manchester College. Library, Latin. MISS VERA SILBERG— B.S. Pestalozzi Froebel University, Uni- versity of Chicago. Grade One. MISS MARIE THRUSH— A.B. DePauw University, Harvard University, University of Chicago. English. MRS. EDITH SOUDAH— M.A. University of Michigan; B.M. Bush Conservatory. Music. MR. GRAY WOODCOX— B.S. Indiana State Teachers ' College, M.S. Indiana University. Industrial Arts, Arithmetic. I 15

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CI asses The course of learning is endless. It is in school that the mind is trained and developed, preparation ■ for future flights is begun, and a foundation for cultural development is laid. The way is made more pleasurable by the fellow travelers on each flight — the friends we knew, our classmates.