Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Jymmie Brandt performs her secretarial duties at the Garrett License Bureau. ■ni p .p • fi ' f Darl Steinman slocks the shelves during his working hours at West- uood. De, Hoe Members Gain Vocational Experience . ■ 3 Members of the Health Occupations Education club practice their bedside manners. .Angie Baker works behind the counter at Keltsch ' s Pharmacv in .Vuburn. clerk and cashier 27

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FRONT ROW-BeU Creager, JohnGrawcock, Mary Ann Delrick, Rick Parker, Randy Vincent, Mark Ellert. SECOND ROW-Tim Bock, Sponsor Mr. Ewing, Mo McPheeters, Dave Creager, Darl Steiman. Drafting, Auto Mechanics Teach Valuable Skills The learning of drafting techniques takes a great deal of skill. These students are ready to learn and to do the assignments that Mr. Ewing gives them. One of the club ' s money making projects was a record hop. In the auto mechanics classes the guys learn the basic things that make motors and engines work. Some of the guys bring in their cars and the class tears the whole car apart and puts it back together and they even run! The guys really take part in class be- cause this is what they want to do. FRONT ROW-Roger Gingery, Dennis Gall, Rick Gibson, Kevin VanAllen, Dave Andrews, SECOND ROW-Paul Hilkey, Jim Mansfiled, Jack Fike, Rex Johnson, Randy Mueller, Terry Loutzenhiser, Nate Panning Tom Blotkamp, Mr. Diekstra.

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Clockwise from CENTER FRONT: Diane Diederich. Susan Kruger. Lora Freeman. Becky Leiter. Joanne Cole, Karen Andrews, Marie Tackels, Karen Haffner. N arie Ballantine. Janice Dove. Nancy Sutton. Joan Terry. Holly Hoeffel, Diane Bonkoski, Ramona Miller, Jeanette Higgins, Terry Kleeman. Lucy Diosdado, Toni Snook. CENTER — Mrs. Doss. Sponsor. OEA Places High in Regional, State Contests Members of the Garrett chapter of the OEA are honored at a special convocation after placing in the state competition for the first time in school history. The Office Education Association is co-curricular with the business lab. Officers for 1971-72 are President, Joan Terry; Vice-President, Holly Hoeffel; Secretary, Terry Kleeman; Treasurer, Susan Kruger; Parlimentarian, Diane Diederich; and Historian, Diane Bonkoski. Under their leadership the club sponsored a bake sale, Christ- mas caroling, a Hobo dinner, slave day, breakfast for the football players, and hosted a regional meeting. Five members received award at the regional contest held February 19 at New Haven. These were: Diane Diederich, third in Bookkeeping I; Karen Haffner, second in Bookkeeping I; John Simon, sixth in Book- keeping H; Diane Bonkoski, second in Typing H; and Joan Terry, second in Office Procedures II. At the state contest held March 24 and 25 Garrett placed sixth in Parlimentary Procedures, third in chapter of the year, and Joan Terry was second in Verbal Com- munication Extemporaneous. 28