Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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President of FTA, Scott Lewis, shows a program possi¬ bility to program chairman, Marcia Tharpe and treas¬ urer, Ann Wysong. Sponsor Mr. Richard Smith and Secretary Kathy Slater talk over FTA rules. FTA Members Have Teaching Goal Getting acquainted with the teaching profession is the opportunity provided by the Future Teachers of America Club under the direction of Mr. Richard Smith. Students usually enter Cadet Teaching during the second semester. They con¬ duct a class in the grade school and learn the fundamentals of teaching. Students Assist Teachers A student librarian is one of the busi¬ est persons in room 11 when study hall convenes . Running errands for students and teachers is their job as they find books and materials on every call. Student Librarians are Mariarme Sattison, Joyce Sigler, Linda Gaskill, and Carol DePew. Learning to operate cameras, pro¬ jectors, tape recorders, and other ob¬ jects is the job of the operators club. The members serve the classes and teachers with their knowledge of these devices. 28 Ed Tuttle and Butch Pickard prepare to show a film to a class.

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Life on Mars is demonstrated by Hud Freeze as he displays his science fair Science Club Officers are Danny Haffner--President, Becky project to Dan Haffner and Mr. Bateman. Haynes--Librarian, Judi Johoski--Secretary, Jack Bateman --Sponsor. Not present--Harriet Smith--Treasurer, Lynn Kizer--Librarian, and Joe Rowe, Vice-President. A Year of Fine Activities The Science Club was a busy bee this year. Traveling to Chicago to the Sci¬ ence and Industry Building, buying new scientific supplies, working on science fair projects, and having bi-monthly meetings with speakers were just a few of their activities. Senior science major Steve Fike and Mr. Wil¬ liam Linder discuss a science project that took Steve to the World ' s Fair. Science Club members often obtained needed material at the meetings and did anything from an experiment to learning about science in the modern world. Still working this year, Steve Fike, gives his project lecture to other science club members. 27

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r Darryl Whittington, Mike Shaffer, and Jim Sechler look over a sample box of candy for an FFA money-making project. FFA advisor, Mr. Paul Bateman, talks to Phil Brechbill and Bill Thrush about entering the essay contest. County Fair Projects, Record Hops Occupy F.F.A. Livestock judging, candy sales, and county fair projects were a few of the jobs of the Future Farmers at GHS. All of these educated the members in the ways of a rural life . Participation in local and state activi ties was an achievement of many of the members. Officers: Ed Kelham, secretary; Carl Hixson, president; Sam Fulk, vice- president; Bill Thrush, reporter; Darryl Whittington, treasurer; Mike Shaffer, student advisor; Joe Shirk, sentinel. 29