Gas City High School - Epoch Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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E T H E E P O C H Q1'E1?QT1mEf?f?fiii'f'fi:TQffE5iigifEi SENIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY Gas City High School presents one of the most complete courses of training offered by any school of its size, and in certain respects much better than those of larger communities. It offers to its students three complete curricula, namely: The academic, the commercial, and the Home Economic. These three curricula represent experiences taken from different phases of life and transformed to fit the school room where the students come into contact with them under the guidance of experienced teachers. There are many things experienced in the school that are not con- fined to any curriculum but are given to all. These are gained from con- tact with other pupils and teachers, by various speakers who come to the school, and by the general rules and discipline required by all. Its equipment is sufficient for its needs and each year shows added progress and improvement. Among these well equipped departments, we find an excellent reference library under a well organized systemg a well equipped manual training shop, Biology and Physics laboratory. and a recently equipped physical education department. Its teaching staff more than meets the requirements set by the State Department, and in academic training and experience it is equal to or surpasses many larger institutions. All the members of its present staff hold degrees from some of the best colleges and universities of this state and others. -F. Hengstler, Principal

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T H E E P O C H SEVENTH GRADE Top Row-Carmen Swisher, Valdene Smith, Mary Kiser, Charles Niverson, Charles Myers, Roy Ammons, Walter Ferguson, Raymond Butler. Wallace McDaniels. Second Row-Cedric McWhirt, William Garland, Arthur Vironet, Alvin Millspaugh, Edna McManis, Marcella Thornburg, Virginia Lanham. Doris Briggs, Daisy Deshon. Third Row-Charles West. Woodrow Wilson, Mildred Campbell, Lula Belle Stewart, Pansy Eckles, Mary Stegemoller, Dorothy Stinefield. Helen Crosby. Fourth Row-Doris' Huffman, Eva Mae Hutchinson, Orpha Hiatt, Thomas Harter, Ruby Traylor, Clinton Lemons, Nellie Whybrew. Roma Gos- nell, Melba Dailey. Fifth Row-Charles Oden, Lillian Dalton, Martha Duckworth, Blair Simons, Ralph Pratt, Fred Gore, Gene Glaze, Frances Saunders. Anthony Martorana. Sixth Row-Harold Campbell, Gerald Campbell, George Moldovian, Helen Murphy, Joe Bothwell, Virgil Kirby, Elmos Day, Russell Blake, Don- ald Swain, Eldon Ballinger. Seventh Row-Thomas Deeren, Norma Wilson, Pauline Shively, Catherine James, Geneva Coy, Mabel Duncan, Geraldine Pattison, Max Bender. Wilber Hopper, Frederick Poor, Elmo Curtis, Mary Lamb, Juanita Gorman, Helen Spence, Mary Howell, Hazel Duckworth, Jessie Voris, Maxine Stith, Georgiana Peterson. 6, .L 1- eel-V, -ee--if .v we--,V-i 7i.A.---- ..,-:i ee V-,A i - --T1 we--fri f- i -P , r N- is 1 cc 91'-.535 -lim. c111i1s.ggii1111',s,gr,Es2:Qa 1 9 3 0 5.33799-.,2PL.2r.,g?,iLQ31ii,,ni.?s-Sli:

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T H E E P O C H E JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY The Gas City Junior High School has an enrollment of approximately one hundred twenty-five pupils. Grades seven and eight constitute the Junior Department, which is not, in the strictest sense of the word, a Junior High School. At present the Junior High School course is as follows: SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Required Subjects- Required Subjects- English English Social Sqignge - Social SClSl'lC6 Mathematics Mathematics Muqip General Science ' J Physical Education Art Physical Education Manual Training Home Economics Elective- Orchestra Band Manual Training Home Economics Elective- Music Art Band Orchestra ' -L. E. Bailey. Principal 9 3 0 iv Q22