Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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rtt MATHEMATICIANS LEARN TECHNIQUES From absolute value in algebra to difficult calculus problems, the math students advance in the techniques of numbers and graphs. Geometry classes challenge their pupils with the Pythagorean theorem and general math students learn to cope with modern math. Students wait to enter general math class. Debbie Mathys explains absolute value to the Algebra I class Mr. Capin gives the answers to the difficult problems assigned to the advanced algebra class.

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ACADEMICS It looks like any building When you pass it on the street, Made of stone and glass and marble, Made of iron and concrete. But once inside you can ride A camel or a train. Visit Rome, Siam, or Nome, Feel a hurricane. Meet a king, learn to sing. How to bake a pie. Go to sea, plant a tree. Find how airplanes fly. Train a horse, and of course Have all the dogs you ' d like. See the moon, a sandy dune. Or catch a whopping pike. Everything that books can bring You ' ll find inside those walls. A world is there for you to share When adventure calls. You cannot tell its magic By the way the building looks. But there ' s wonderment within it, The wonderment of books. 1

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CHS SCIENTISTS ' MOVE ' WITH THE TIMES Physics, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Biology are parts of academics that help GHS students move with the times. As the aspiring scientists mix chemicals, study the earth, dissect animals, and experiment with laser beams, they un- cover the mysteries of life and discover new ways to approach the changes of our era. Chemistry students concentrate on their lab Randy Mcintosh and Tim Wheeler peer closely at the insides of their dissected worm in Biology I lab. T i