Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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LEE 0. BAIRIJ County Sll1J9l'il1tUIld0Ilt HENRY M. LONG Township Trustee

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Y Editorial I-I have come to the end of our high school career with regret at the thought of leaving Old G. H. S., but we are happy in the thought of the future. We have gone through high school and have taken the bitter with the sweet. As we look back over the road and think of all our trials and the obstacles we have overcome, we feel that we have accom- plished something, at least. We do not, however, deserve all the praise. Our teachers who have helped us and encouraged us may well feel in- strumental in our success in life. To them we owe many thanks and warm feelings for their interest in us. We are surely proud of our new school building. and to- the tax payers we owe the credit for making it possible for us to finish our school career in our home town. We know they are proud to sup- port such an institution in their midst. A practically new feature in the new building is the library, which has been increased in the last two years. The stu- dents, themselves, have devoted a great deal of their time toward its betterment, and with the help of the faculty and others, they have succeeded in acquiring quite an efficient collection of volumes, although there is still room for improve- ment. A good school library is certainly essential for every school. Our orchestra is another organization of which we may well feel proud. lt is also of recent origin, having been organ- ized last year for the first time in the Gaston schools. Under the untiring lead- ership of Mr. Gradick and Miss Markle it has improved greatly, and we feel cer- tain that both the student body and the patrons realize and appreciate their efforts. We have endeavored to put our best into this annual, to show the true spirit of the class and school. We hope our efforts have not been in vain. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all who have helped in any way, directly or in- directly, toward editing it, and we es- pecially want to thank our business men who have advertised and thus made it possible for us to publish this Aurora. We wish success for all classes who will in time take our place, and we hope they will always work for the best in- terest of the school and at least leave an Aurora as a monument. Z' 5 I WS S L5 K ill Xxx: sQNg'effIf 910519 kg 43553 2111 we . fs- e jf C' 'X fs g e e 3' 't' iw

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CLIFFORD C. FRENCH Principal. Latin, Mathematics, Physical Training. Indiana State Normal A. B. Indiana University - Gradua MARY JANE LEWELLEN English, Latin. Indiana State Normal. Will receive A. B. in spring. LAVIN A FORNWALD Assistant Principal Mathematics, Biology. Indiana University. Franklin College A. B. FREDERICK M. WAID U. S. History, Vocational Information, Industrial Arts, Athletics. Tri-State College. Indiana State Normal. Indiana University. Y U' te Work 1 . L