Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Sophomores assemble a project in English class. The 9A Freshmen ponder the test questions asked by Mrs. Hall during their second period class. Alice Runion gestures freely as she gives a speech to Mr. Ashcraft ' s newly formed speech class. ENGLISH DEPT. CHALLENGES English courses challenge all students to ex- press their views in composition, show their skill in grammar, and learn about the world through literature. Special projects motivate pupils to take an active part in class and en- rich the understanding of our language. This year a speech class was formed, adding to the English program. Tony Januseski works with Mrs. Schurr as seniors partici- pate in the Cadet Teaching program.

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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

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STUDENTS LEARN THROUGH FOR- EIGN LANGUAGES Latin became closer to its students this year as Mrs. Love journeyed to Rome itself and told of her trip. In Spanish class the exchange students provided the opportunity for a deeper insight of the language. Debbie Shipman is aided by exchange student Tulio Brescia. Carol Heupel and Debbie Andrews translate in advanced Latin class. Miss Haynes questions as the Spanish I class responds. TTf