Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Freshman English students study the fundamentals of grammar. English is undoubtedly the most valuable course a school can offer. Realizing this, it is required that every student have four years of English. A student many choose from English grammar, lit- erature, composition, drama, speech, or journalism. Under a very able direction, the English staff completed plans for a new program, which went into effect this year. In this age of vital communications, students must and do have excellent training. Are Basic in English Classes Journalism students Dean Steiman, Steve Lewis, Vickie Quinn, and Linda Ervin cut clippings for notebooks. Mr. Richard Bruck Mrs. Bonnie Hall Indiana U. B.S. Indiana U. B.S. Mr. Gordon Harter Indiana U. B.S. as

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ibeieees es dhe be = OOO OEE eOVO Jim Teders, Max Milks, Dick Dove, John Mauer, Joe Newbauer, Mike Dembickie, Steve Hazeltine, and Barb Lemper participated in the Senior Lit. class's Christmas program. Senior speech student Adele Smith demonstrates speech improvement through the use of a new tape recorder. Term Papers, Themes, and Book Reports | Mrs. Elsa Buckner Mr. Arthur Garrigus Mrs. Mary Mellott | Taylor A.B. Butler A.B. Earlham A.B. Indiana U. M.S. Goshen B.S. | 22 ee

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Mr. John Flora Mr. Richard Capin Mr. James Gormong Indiana U. A.B. Manchester B.S. Indiana State B.S. Indiana U. M.S. Indiana U. M.S. Principles of Pythagoras Wayne Funk, Debbie Smith, and Margy Dannenburg construct an eighth grade math problem. Geometry students await new six-weeks : seating assignments. Modern technology demands a strong foundation in mathematics for success in future and in everyday life. Students are of- fered a sound curriculum to gain the basic fundamentals.