Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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George Hathaway attempts to sell a magazine to his salesmanship class. IBM Selectric typewriters, some new faces behind the teachers ' desks, and a new set of classrooms were major changes in the business department this year. Typing and shorthand students crowded the typewriters each period during the day as a record number of students took typing. Office machines and their use was in¬ corporated into the advanced classes to better prepare students for office positions. Seniors Johneen Ellis, Carol Rugman, and Marvene Bergdall work diligently on their manuscripts for typ¬ ing class. Junior Tonya Miller shows some shorthand fundamentals. Business Move into Addition JAY NEWELL Indiana State B.S. SARAH ELDRIDGE Manchester B.A. lester McCartney Harding College B.A. 15

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Pros and cons of bullfighting are dis¬ cussed by Spanish students Roberta Spicer and Craig Thome. ELIZABETH LOVE Indiana A.B. Indiana M.A. Sharon Roberts and Gabriela Lilienthal listen as Mitch Simpson reads one of the many French assignments. Steve McGrath keeps score as Anita Haynes and Roxanne Isenbarger listen for mistakes of fellow Latin students. Foreign Language and New teaching aids, new textbooks, and a new Spanish teacher were ac¬ quired by the foreign language depart¬ ment. A third year of Latin was added to the curriculum as was Spanish for jun¬ ior high school students. Tapes and records made the spoken language more meaningful, and the French newspaper provided an oppor¬ tunity to see how the French used their native tongue. ECHO LEWIS Lake Forest B.A. RICARDO DOMINQUEZ Ball State B.A. t? Ia a cyiA- L (■ — ' hVl 7. LA- 14 7 7

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Larry Kammerer works diligently on project in shop class. ROBERT EWING DONALD STEWARD Purdue B.S. Ball State B.S. Ball State M.A. PAUL BATEMAN Purdue B.S. Purdue M.S. Students Learn Job New equipment was very evident in the industrial arts department as the old drawing desks gave way to a very modern desk with ample storage space for the many plates required. Some new equipment was also pur¬ chased for the shop. The new equipment provided the stu¬ dents with a wide variety of tools which allowed them to learn skills that were essential to obtain jobs. Woodworking projects including a cedar chest were completed in the ad¬ vanced classes. Senior Ag. student Gerald Hender- Dave Frey completes a plate in Drawing III. son stresses the importance of plant fertilization to Bob Holbrook.