Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Discovering our nation'srole in the world, studying the functions of our government, and learning the history of mankind, are the basic goals of our social studies classes. Building good citizens of the nation and of the world is a reward. To gain a thorough understanding of social studies, students often undertake research projects. Kevin Blair admires Germany baked by Tina Wysong for a World History project. Knowledge of Past Mr. Cameron Parks University of Illinois B.S. University of Kentucky M.S. Mr. Lewis Shelton Mr. Virgil Finchum Mr. Robert Harman Taylor B.A, Ball State B.S. Wabash A.B. Taylor B.S. Ball State M.S. 26

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Mr. Ralph Bame Mr. William Ketch Mr. Cleo Miller Manchester B.S. Indiana State B.S. Purdue B.S. ‘and Einstein Are Studied Future scientists prepare to meet the challenge of the atomic age with basic and advanced studies in physics, chemistry, and biology. Age old discoveries are probed and analyzed. Laboratory work is carried on to promote the understanding of physical and chemical laws. Biology students Bruce Brown and Mike Berg sketch animal cells. Physics students Bob Byanski, Don Tarlton, and Mike Lewis perform a laboratory experiment. 25

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A course in business begins with general busi- ness and bookkeeping. Advanced work includes typing and shorthand. These courses teach aspiring clerical workers in valuable, useful skills. A proficient, well-trained secretary is always in demand. In keeping abreast with up- to-date practices of the business world, instruc- tion in theuse of business machines and electric typewriters has been increased. MeN — ti First year students Anita Johnson, Dale Runion, and Darlene Creager practice fundamental typing skills. Modern Ideas, Prepare for Future | Mr. Jay Newell Miss Sarah Eldridge Mr. Lester McCartney Indiana State B.S. Manchester B.S. Harding B.A. | 27