Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Mr. Charles W. Puff Superintendent of Schools Mr. Robert E. Wainscott Principal Our Administration Grows with Pride Betty Balentine Office Staff Judy Casey Office Staff Mary Clabaugh Ethel May Funk Office Staff Study Hall Teacher Pat Kinsey Study Hall T eacher Harriet Ludban Teacher ' s aid; Li¬ brarian ' s aid. Esther Rench Teacher ' s Aid Betty Voris Teacher ' s aid; Li¬ brarian ' s aid. 22

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CLASSES Sandy Rosenberg Joe Cromley Garrett ' s Got It! This year of 1968 is GHS ' s year for growth. In classes we have searched for growth and therefore have grown just a little bit more toward fulfilling our own expectations of ourselves. Each week is a new week for classes here’ at GHS. In the fall we had football to buoy up our spirits. Then came basketball, track and baseball. We didn ' t play those sports just on the athletic floors. We played our games in the classrooms as well, where we learned that cheating wasn ' t really worth it and if we tried and lost we never really did fail. The classes of GHS are different and diversified; we talk about beans to Barrett and should be proud of it. Yes, Ga rrett does have it in classes. Our classes change our attitudes toward our friends and enemies, our teachers and administration-- ourselves. When the new building opens next year the ag and shop areas will be opened for use. Each of the areas will be able to expand their vocations. The shop area will have a mechanics shop where kids can bring their cars into fix them. The agriculture students will have more areas to fit their needs. This, then, is the 1968 symbol of growth. 21

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with Help from School Authorities GHS is growing. Capable administrators must backus in our growth; administrators cause our growth. This year marks another year of addi¬ tions and changes as the new building goes up with a new principal and assistant principal. The school board, as the appointed citizens of Garrett, have guided and encouraged as this new administration and building have gone into ef¬ fect. No one can grow on their own. That ' s why GHS has two guidance counselors to strengthen and encourage the students in any way they can. This is a year of growth in our school that we can take pride in and use and develop in the fu¬ ture years of GHS. Robert Shipman Assistant Principal Members of School Board Mr. Maurice Chishom Mr. Oscar Noel Mrs. Buford Smith Mr. Raymond Burtch Mr. George Wade Lenore Lewis Guidance Counselor LuElla Marks Guidance Counselor 23