Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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I enjoyed chorale the best because it brings you to life while you sing. Teresa Burniston Advanced Algebra - Well, I proved once again that you can bomb math every nine weeks! Debbie Freeze I do not like my classes being longer even though it is only 4 minutes. Debbie Malcolm As teaching assistants, Kay Cornell and I had a fun experience while making compass tests for Advanced P. E. Mazes were made through the halls which the girls must take ending at the same place. ’ ' Nancy Fourman Classes Divider 29

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HEY! THESE ARE ALL MY CLASSES - Hey, these are all my Classes. Dissecting frogs and worms. Working math problems. Writing papers on vacations and books we’ve read. Taking timed-writings in typing to see who is the fastest. Doing layouts and writing captions. Cooking special foods. Doing practice sets. Translating dialogs and stories. Reading assignments. Mixing chemicals in a lab. Listening to guest speakers. Taking dictation. Working on Little McDonald ' s Farm. Sewing. Singing. All this and more we did in our Classes. 28 Classes Divider

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English Class adds make-up ENGLISH - Additions to the English Department included a new reading course designed to develop the 7th and 8th grade students. Another addition included make-up to the regular English courses. Baer Field airport, the Museum of Science and Industry, and historic sites of Fort Wayne were the settings of field trips for small remedial English classes. The students made all plans for the trips through their teachers. Upon return, they wrote papers on their experiences. By dividing into three sub-groups: grammar, reading, and speech and drama, the English department started to evaluate their curriculum. top right--A CLOWN is what Cindy Treadwell has made out of Bob Cline in Theatre Arts I. middle right--THE NEW READING COURSE designed for the 7th and 8th grade students aides Kathy Barger and Tawny Curtland in their reading levels, right--A STEADY HAND helps in drawing on facial lines as Mr. Siefers helps out Rhonda Shaw and Kris Gerhardt. above--BOOKS AND REPORTS is what Individualized Reading is all about as Julie Englert and Gene Emenhiser work reports and read. 30 English