Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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AH'I'ICI.Ii IV The individual students bequeath the following: See. 1. I, I.yle Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my liekleness and flirta- tious habits to Ceeil Bond. See. 2. I, Pearl Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my eow, and my envied red-sleeved dress to Dorothy Coueh. See. 3. I, Fred Case, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to read very distinctly, and to substitute quotations, heard at the Star theater, for lines in the Senior play to Don Moore. See. 4. l, Ruth Driscoll, do hereby will and bequeath my long hair and quiet disposition to Freeda Van Natter. See. I, Dorothy llelms, do hereby will and bequeath to Ora Millhollin an- other senior girl to oeeupy his ear on various OCCQISIOIISQ and to Edith Watson my long-eherished and eulllvated spit-eurl. See. tl. I, George Kirtley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability as a baek- guard to Kermit Johnson, and in later years to .loseph Foster. See. 7. I, Iva' Metlreery, do hel'eby will and bequeath my never-ending smile to Arda Burgess. See. 8. I, Cleo Miller, do hereby will and bequeath my freckles and my ability to have eight dates a week to Avis Pittenger. Sec. 9. I, Verna Pittenger, do hereby will and bequeath my lovc of argu- mentation with teachers to Hazel McKinley. . Sec. ltl. I, Dora May Owen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to leap the wainseoting at the basketball games to Ruth Cloek. See. 11. I, Allen Turner, do hereby will and bequeath my second-hand, ever- sweel ehewing gum to Francis Campbell. See. 12. I, Dorothy Weaver, do hereby will and bequeath my never-ending desire to beeome a reat Melo :hone Jlayer to Martha liiehardson. I In witness whereof, we,.the Senior Class- of.Nineteen Hundred Twenty-tive, have signed our names to this our will, on this sixth day of February. Alle N Turner Cle O Miller Pearl B rown l,y L e llrown Dorotliy NV E :wer Ruth Dri S coll Iva MQC1' E ery Yer N a l'itteng'er George li I rtley Dora Nay O wen l5oRothylleln1s Fred Ca S c

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Class Will E, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five, of Gaston High School, being of sound mind and good habits, making void all other wills hitherto made by us, do hereby will and bequeath our possessions to mem- bers of the faculty, classes, and to the fortunate members of the said High School, as follows: Sec. 1. To teachers. Sec. 2. To lish an annual Sec. 3. To Sec. 4. To lectures. Sec. 5. To ARTICLE I the High School a whole -- Our ability to get along with the the Juniors--Our seats near the windows, also the right to pub- next year. the Sophomores-Our good behavior in class. the Freshmen-The ink wells to play with during Mr. French's the Eighth Grade-A-All class-parties and good times, throughout H. S., that we had. Sec. 6. To the Seventh Grade-Our kind natures, gentle dispositions, and ability not to get caught in writing notes. ARTICLE II To the Faculty: Sec. 1. To Mr. French-The right to chew GUM in time of school, also of being friendly with the senior girls. Sec. 2. To Mrs. Fornwald-The right to lower deportment of pupils who read novels in time of school. Sec. 3. To Mr. Waid-The senior girls' envy of that beautiful purple sweater. Sec. 4. To Mr. Bryan-The privilege of wearing his misplaced eyebrow in future years. Sec. 5. To Miss Lewellen --The chaperoning of the Senior Class of '26, Sec. 6. To Miss Markle-Permission to lead the orchestra' in playing JAZZ music at all public gatherings. Sec. 7. To Mr. Rariek-Permission to be late to Bible Class. Sec.. 8. To Miss Dorton-A good-looking man with an auto to take her to parties. See. 9. To Mr. Gradick-A jar of Sta-Comb to make his hair smooth and shiny. Sec. 10. To Mrs. Saunders-The right to see her husband twice a week. ARTICLE III To Individual Students: Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. playing Sec. 1. To 2. To 3. To 4. To 5. To with a 6. To Don Moore -The privilege to gaze at the ceiling in English class. Cecil Bond-To lead the basketball yells. Eugene Carey --Privilege to go with seventh-grade girls. Mary Collins Y- Another steady fellow besides Fred Case. Don Carey-Privilege to read hooks in time of school, also of pacifier. Freeda VanNatter -- The right to boss the entire school.

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unior Class OFFICERS Don Moore ................... President Martha Richardson ...... Vice-President Avis Pittenger ...... .... Scc'y-Treas. Avis Pittenger 'Theresa Janney Cecil Bond Ruth Clock Opal McCreery Freeda Vannatter Hazel McKinley Onda Harris fabsentb Lavina Fornwald Dorothy Couch Francis Campbell Lee Janney Arda Burgess Kermit Johnson Martha Richardso Edith VVatson Don Moore CAN YOU IMAGINE- Cecil making 97 in dcportment? Freeda having a' steady caller? Ruth catching a real beau? Avis having only five dates a week? Dorothy taking reducing lessons? Don sitting up straight in history class? Edith going with an Eaton boy? Lee having a date with a Muncie girl? Arda' with bobbed hair? Opal not getting angry at Mr. Waid? Francis being a Salome dancer? Theresa losing her gentle disposition? Kermit having a girl? Hazel cracking a joke? A Martha having a date with Darrell Vannatter? Onda without yellow curly hair? n Cabsentb