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

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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

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at T H E E P O C H iE2.mQ52f2g 5:1214 giiullfili O. H. PHARES Coach THE WHY OF ATHLETICS The spirit of a school is always reflect- ed in the athletic side of the school. The young men who make up the teams and the adherents of school sport, carry with them wherever they go, the life of the school. No better measuring standard may be devised of the inherent life of a school than that which is seen in the athletic life of the school. It is altogether fitting, therefore, that we pause for a moment and examine the credentials of life and character that are to be found in the play and inter-play of school teams. What- ever the game or contest-whether it be on the baseball diamond, the basketball floor or the green sward of the track meet-there are certain attributes of character that We demand from our re- presentatives. Let us as a school expect, or rather demand, that those who carry the colors of our school shall be Worthy and shall battle worthily for victory. RALPH ATKINSON EDGAR STANLEY EDGAR CROSBY Guard Guard Forward i i 1 9 3 0 1?,?52b1TfQS'5Q'11TEPl'i.,,-E?,31iTmTtN,1,'fES.il' vii