Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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New conversational Spanish records and books, purchased by the school, add interest to the course for second - year students, Karen Reasoner and David Casey. Foreign languages give us a better understanding of English, and bring us closer to our neighbors in foreign lands. Latin and Spanish take us abroad N ' ' l Hildreth Sweeney, Manchester, Ball State; High School Librarian, Audio-Visual Director, Senior Class and Aeolian Advisor. Wilma M. Sisson, DePauw; English, Hubert L. Stackhouse, Manchester Latin, Freshman Class and Blue and I.U.; Speech, Spanish, Senior Triangle Advisor. Play Director, Senior Class and Student Council Advisor, C. T. A. .e Program Chairman.

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The Business World . . . at G. H. S. First year typing students, Bill Duerk and John Detrick, demonstrate the qualities of good and poor typing techniques. Some phases of business in preparation for the future is learned in our school ' s business courses. A course in business begins with General Business and Bookkeeping and extends to the work of Shorthand and Typing. This course permits a person to learn a secretarial trade or the managing of his own business. Sarah Eldridge, Manchester; Book- keeping, Typing, Blue Triangle and Junior Class Advisor, C.T.A. Treasurer. Effie Gump, Manchester; Short- hand, Typing, Seventh Grade and Y-Teen Advisor.

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Talents are revealed in High School Band member, Sandra Gaff, reviews the notes of a selection from South Pacific before the performance. Karen Keefer, a Junior, prepares to have her voice tested in Chorus class. Band and Chorus are provided for the student who enjoys music. A person who takes these courses can use his acquired talent in future years as a career or as a hobby. Raymond Cole, Ball State; Band, C. T. A. President. Reba Stemen, Ohio Northern and Ball State; English, Music, Chorus, Vocal Ensembles. 16