Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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ACADEMIC

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Preparations for a turkey dinner are being made by Kate Kolbe, Mildred Harman, Belva Tooman, and Ann Trainer. Mary Morgan, Helen Opdyke, and Martha Reed are awaiting orders from Mrs. Miller. Cooks and Custodians Audrey Hotlis, head cook, and Helen Miller, supervisor, are deciding whether it is to be barbeques or chicken sandwiches. GHS maintenance men, Getts, Johnson, Sorter, and Cutler, pose in their office with their usual smiles. 20

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Tmk If those girls watch carefully, they will understand instructor. This experiment will prove to them that light the workings of a camera, as explained by their student travels in a straight line. Science Wonder and Discover In a chemistry class, accuracy is the by-word. Use of the graduated cylinder and funnel help Dale Feick and Bob Cattell measure solutions to the milliliter. The dissection, examination, and written report on an animal is occupy- ing the minds of these freshmen. 22 A future winner of the Nobel Prize in science may be receiving his preparatory training amidst the shadows of Garrett High. This young scientist would take biology, chemistry, and physics. In biology he would collect insects, dissect a frog, worm, fish, and other animals to gain more knowledge about them. He would also learn why insects, animals, and plants are important to him. He would participate in many interesting and exciting episodes in chemistry. These episodes would take place while he is experimenting with all kinds of materials to determine their composi- tion and chang es which they undergo. To receive a knowledge of light, electricity, nuclear physics, mechanics, heat, and sound, he would take physics. This would help him under- stand what makes his automobile run, how a radio works, and many more things.