Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Much progress made under Superintendent. ' ffffrrrrrrrn Mr. Cale Hudson, Superintendent Progressing under a new administration headed by Mr. Cale Hudson, the Garrett School System has made many improvements. Adult education has been greatly encouraged with the introduction of night classes. The testing and guidance depart- ments have also been expanded and improved. Our school is included in a study group headed by a faculty member from Ball State Teachers Col- lege. This group is evaluating the school system and setting up goals for improvement. As the years progress students will be able to look forward to a steady improvement in our school system. Marjorie Nell, Accountant Superintendent Hudson discusses some school business with members of the school board--Eugene Yarde, Emory Heitz, Arthur Hall, George Wade, and Raymond Burtch. 27

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Stressing the finer things of life, the art depart- ments of GHS offer to the students a rounded edu- cation. Such classes as band, chorus, and art are available to the student who seeks to attain a diversified curriculum. Band and chorus allow the student to express himself musically while art allows a different kind of appreciation. Mr. Joel Plum teaches his art classes the finer points of color, design, and interpretation. On the lighter side such things as travel posters, paper mache masks, plaster sculptures and soap figures add fun and enjoyment. Tickling the keys while her students add their vocal contribution, Miss Reba Stemen and her chorus classes do their part in Garrett ' s arts department. The Arts stress the beauty around us . Art students, Don Tarlton, Larry Wiley, and Faith Hathaway, work with paste and nev paper to create several lonique masks wiiich made their home in Room 22 during the year. Keeping instruments in good condition is part of the job which band members do. Here David Frey makes use of Mr. Cole ' s desk to clean and oil his cornet. 26

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ELAINE KIZER, SECRETARY MR. BEN SIMPSON, PRINCIPAL The Administration and Faculty train Starting the year with a new administration, GHS has been subject to many changes. Mr. Ben Simpson took over the job of principal, and Mr. Lynn Bollinger became the new assistant principal. The school building has been improved by the addition of a new roof over the northern half of it. An improvement that students appreciated on cold days was the retubing of the heating system. Changes inside the school were made also. English teachers have only four classes a day. The school now has both a full-time and a part-time counselor. Great changes have been made in the science and math departments as new teachers and equipment were added. The library has been im- proved by the addition of a new circulating Science Library. MR. LYNN BOLLINGER, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DOROTHY McDANEL, SECRETARY 28