Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Librarians Mrs. Sweeney shows the new bookends to librarians Judy Knott, Beverly Thomson, Jackie Weller, and Lona Gamble. Assisting Mrs. Sweeney in the li¬ brary are the student librarians. They are kept busy replacing books on the shelves and checking outgoing books . Their work is appreciated both by Mrs. Sweeney and the student body. Students Assist in Functions Most of the behind-the-scenes work done in GHS is done by the members of the Operators Club. From keeping the loud speaking system going at games to showing films for a class meeting, the club is one of the more important groups in the school. With the assistance of advisor Mr. Paul Bateman, the club worked steadily at nearly all major programs of the year. Operators Club Merle Bright practices one of the many skills learned in Operators Club as he sets up a movie projector. 23

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Future Teachers Mr. Richard Smith originated and continues to sponsor the Future Teachers of America in our school. An added feature to this organi¬ zation is that credit can be earn ' ed through completion of a semester of student teaching in the Ober School. This teaching experience is helpful in a senior ' s decision to enter the field of teaching. Cindy Schaab, president, explains the procedures of cadet teaching to Ginny Leech, vice president, and Kathy Mulligan, secretary. Clubs Offer Vocational Training. Highlighting the year for the Future Farmers of America was the Auburn Fair. Topping the events at the fair was the winning of the Showmanship Award by Larry Weller. Money raising pro¬ jects of the club were high on the slate of activities, and these included the selling of candy, and the sponsorship of record hops. Paul Bateman led the club through the year. Future Farmers 22 Sophomore FFA member Jim Shutt prepares his sheep for the judging at the DeKalb County Fair.

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Entertainment during the half-time of games and during many assemblies was pro¬ vided by the Railroader band. President Sandy Pfierman and Drum Majorette Karen Shenk led the band in various activities to collect funds for the purchase of new uniforms. Individual members of the band participated in various contests in the area, to com¬ plete a successful year. The officers of the band are: SEATED--Sandy Pfierman, President; Roger Kolbe, Equipment Manager. STANDING--Carolyn Shaffer, Librarian; Jackie Hollis, Secretary-Treasurer; Ray Cole, Director; Julia Bennett, Student Director; Helen Hall, Vice-President. And the band plays on. Karen Shenk, Drum Majorette Majorettes are: FRONT ROW--Norma Cutler, Featured Twirier Jeanne Menges, Linda Ervin. SECOND ROW-- June Harding, Annette Barnhart, Jackie Hollis, Mickie Gillespie, Donna Emerick. 24