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Garretson, James DeHart was born on February 20, 1942 in Rushville, Indiana, United States. Son of Donald Dehart and Marjorie Naomi (Mattox) Garretson.
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The Deadwood Conspiracy: A Novel
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James DeHart Garretson
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James DeHart Garretson, American Secondary education educator. Certified secondary teacher, Indiana. Recipient Sagamore of the Wabash award Government Otis Bowen, Indianapolis, 1980, Governor Robert Orr, 1989; named Outstanding Secondary Teacher of Year, Carmel Clay Education Foundation, 1977; named Young Republican of Year, Indiana, 1974.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Education, Ball State Teachers College, 1964; Master of Arts, Ball State University, 1969.
Career
Social studies teacher, Carmel (Indiana) H.S., since 1964; social studies department chairman, Carmel (Indiana) H.S., since 1969; national chain account coordinator, Heartland Industries, Carmel, 1985-1990. Member Center for Study of the Presidency, 1984-1995, Carmel Clay Faculty Council, 1964-1973. Speaker in field.
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The Deadwood Conspiracy: A Novel
(Book by Garretson, James D.)
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The Deadwood Conspiracy: A Novel
Membership
City councilman, Carmel, 1975-1987. Member Young Representatives of Indiana, 1974. Vice president board of trustees Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, 1977-1990.
Member Ball State Alumni Association (Beany award 1983).
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Recipient Sagamore of the Wabash award Government Otis Bowen, Indianapolis, 1980, Governor Robert Orr, 1989. Named Outstanding Secondary Teacher of Year, Carmel Clay Education Foundation, 1977. Named Young Republican of Year, Indiana, 1974.Recipient Sagamore of the Wabash award Government Otis Bowen, Indianapolis, 1980, Governor Robert Orr, 1989. Named Outstanding Secondary Teacher of Year, Carmel Clay Education Foundation, 1977. Named Young Republican of Year, Indiana, 1974.