Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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NEW DIMENSIONS ADDED TO INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department has come a long way. The boys and fre- quently a girl or two find their classes much more interesting. They are able to put to use the principles they learn in books. The new equipment helps keep their interest alive. Jerry Claxton and Steve Smeltzer enjoy working with the machines in Wood Shop. Power Mechanics students are able to use the skills they acquire. ■ ' i ri I. ; ' •■ H M i [M F K 1b M 1 v , V ■ 1 . — H These boys find Electronics more interesting when they experiment. Ken Roebel finds concentrating on his drawing project easy with new Drafting materials.

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ART STUDENTS EX- PRESS THEMSELVES Whether oil painting, sketching, or working on crafts, art students at GHS apply themselves and express their moods or feelings in the form of their creative works. Long hours are spent devel- oping skills as pupils strive to learn the basic prin- ciples of art and colors. Several seniors applied for scholarships and were highly recommended by Mr. Hutton because of their talent shown on the canvas. An art exhibit was set up in the library to display the work of these young artists. Painting students display their creations. Bob Bishop and Glenn Steigmeyer swish away on canvas

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NEW GYMNASTIC EQUIPMENT HELPS DEVELOP SKILLS WHATS HAPPENING? This year the physical education classes have changed. The boys and girls are mixed which makes it more interest- ing. They have been given more equipment and have been offered the opportunity to advance their physical skills. Gym outfits for this year ' s girls are dark shorts and white blouses, and of course, white tennies. The boys ' outfits are blue trunks with white trim and white T-shirts with maroon trim. Sue Kirkpatrick displays her talents on the trampoline to the sixth period advanced gym class. Tim Rhodes works on the horse for fellow sophomore students.