Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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English Department Students are broad¬ ened through the world of literature as each marches through the literary styles and stories of Shakespeare, Sin¬ clair Lewis and Rob¬ ert Frost, to name only a few. Compo¬ sition offers a crea¬ tive outlet for all seniors who care. Grammar essentials are studied as each student frantically tries to write a term paper and many out¬ side themes. Exten¬ sive reading was em - phasized in all Eng¬ lish courses for the entire year. Speech classes stressed honesty and integrity in your life through speaking and commu¬ nicating in every way. This was also a year of plays, as the classes went to var¬ ious types of plays at the Civic Theatre and the colleges sur¬ rounding the Garrett area. Mary Mellott Reading 8,10,11, Lit. 12 . John Bookman English 7 Echo Lewis Reading 7, Eng. 8. In the atmosphere of the chemistry room, the journalism class toils 26 Joe Cromley kneels as Chaucer student Margaret Lilienthal prepares to behead him.

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Fredina Crowe Phys. Ed. 7,8, Adv. Phys. Ed. 9,10. Ronald Hughs Phys. Ed. 7,8,9,10. Phys. Ed. Offers Bowling; Bandages Calisthenics are only a small part of phys. ed. classes this year. The boys classes spent part of their time with golf and bowl¬ ing, while the girls organized basketball and volleyball tournaments. Up to their noses in bandages the health classes prac¬ ticed first aid on each other. They also studied drugs and their effects and both mental and physical hygiene. Miss Crowe referees a girl ' s basketball game. Sue Kirkpatrick poses as a model patient.

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Dorothy Hall English 9 John Roscoe Eng. 9, Speech, Drama Psych., Explo. Teach¬ ing. Anna Learned Reading 9, Journ., Comp. 12. Michael Seltenright English 11 away folding papers. Term papers require much time and research. Mrs. Sweeney, our school librarian, works long hours to keep our library in top-notch condition. 27 V