Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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Ms. Roe, Mr. Novy and Mrs. Grogg combined social studies and English with the Junior High. In a Medieval unit, students worked at individual rates advancing from serfdom to lordship. A jousting tournament with wassel punch topped the unit. My- thology, Future and Monster units used Jr. Hi jousts; Seniors study research me Janice Sigler, Jodi Simcox, editor Wendy Goldie and Mary Gingery listen similar game-teaching techniques. Guest speakers enriched Spanish and German classes. Theater arts students busied themselves producing the additional play. Roger Getts read “The Night Before Christmas” in Public Speaking and two dozen Seniors took ‘no sweat’ Research. to suggestions from Mrs. Miles during journalism class. Debbie Myers listens to Mr. Surfus speak the native language of German II. 26 Language Arts Jim Davis poses by his ad curtain which he made for the autumn melodrama.

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Coal shortage nips concerts; new teacher directs choir and chorale ae Sr Kelly Bonar and2ave-Daley apply clown make-up to Rich Isham in Junior High art class. Left: Tonya Brown uses the dog for a speech. The music department welcomed Miss Jana Wainwright out of Ball State Uni- versity to direct the choirs. Unfortun- ately, snow days and the energy crisis cancelled most of the concerts, also affecting band. Two other new faces in the department were Miss Pat Sutherland and Jerry Sigler. Art classes dabbled in pottery, painting, sculpture and clown make-up. Brightly painted fish made by the Junior High hung in the library. When Mr. Earhart left at mid-year, Mr. Mark Ober took over. Fine Arts 27