Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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(1) D. E. student Randy Mueller works part-time at his father ' s gas station. (2) Gary Crabill gets experience selling bicycles as he works at Wyatt ' s during the after- noon. (3) — Carla Andrews sells clothes at Grants. (4) — Carla Andrews prepares for the Vocational Banquet. (5) — Marie Tackles corrects insurance forms daily. (6) — Peggy Combs also works at Wyatt ' s, only she works in the office. (7) — Both Gary Bergner and Greg Jones work at Electric Motors. (8) — D. E. student Dave Andrews stands proudly at the Vocational Banquet.

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Learn As You Earn D. E. is a good course because I can be at work receiving training in- stead of taking all class courses at school that may not help me. (Peggy Combs) ... D. E. is a great help to me as far as my schooling is con- cerned, but the reason I took it is because I like working with people. (Gary Bergner) nz mi

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1 students Meet Math ' s Challenge . . . Math — A fluctuation of numbers, terms, and facts to receive what I want from an equation. (Mike Esseiburn) . Math isn ' t always easy, but you feel you ' ve learned something when you ' ve fin- ished the course. (Kevin Malcolm) . . . Math provides for understand- ing. (Mary Reed) (1) — Algebra I proves to be a different kind of math to the incoming freshmen. (2) — Franl Caprino displays what he has gained from being a four year math major. (3) — Karen James finds the num- ber system a cinch as she places her ans- wer of the board. (4) — Mr. Capin provides his students with the knowledge of where Geometry will help them. (5) — Mr. Neal teaches a range of students; frosh — sen-