Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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Seventh fade OFFICERS Mabel Rigdon ................ President Hazle Briinhall ....,,.... Viee-President Paul Janney . . . . . Charles Myers Arthur Shipley Manual Lykens Carl Wimmer Paul Janney Joe Miller Leo Boyle Hazel Vardaiuan Pauline Briles Frances Stottler Florence Hayden Adrienne VVitters Mabel Rigdon Louise Briles Cophine Jackson Frances Johnson . . Seely-Treas. Bessie Curtis Lillian Mitehener Mary McCoy Eldie Lusby Edith Cloek Hazle Briinhall John Barto Ferrell Stevenson Harold Powers Robert Reneh Perry Hiatt Victor Bryan lteaeherl Pauline Dorton fsponsorl .lack Mann - me 4 VU awnmlqyo

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Eight Grade Prophecy 'l' was the lirst time l had been in Gaston for several years. and, as I walked through town, I saw a sign, l3oyle's Garage, owned by no other than Dart Hoyle. We talked over old times and I asked him about the old class of '29, He said that Sylvia Roach and Samuel Sells were ministers of the gos- pel. Sylvia. was called Billy Sunday, the second. Pauline Jackson and Barbara Janney owned the iirst beauty parlor Gaston had ever possessed. He also said Mary Bond was dancing for the Prince of Walesg Richard Hinton was a doctor and had killcd only eight unintentionally. Lorena' Hiatt, Lucille Kirtley, Doro-thy Sells, Hester Lusby and Pauline Mc- Sherry were wives of a mormon, and they were all the time quarrelling about which was his real wife. Arvella Markins had married Dick Fal- lis and they were going to Florida on their second honeymoon. .loseph Sollars wtas running for next President of the United States. Lcmont Gray and Eugene Blades owned a VVild West Show, and Gleora and De- loris Woodring acted as the heroines. Earl Rathel worked in an intirmary. The Scott twins were French modistes in New York. He also said Herman VVright and .lack Mann were in jail for cruel treatment of their wives. Delbert Mitchener was engaged to Mabel Ailes. lllargaret Couch was a dressmaker. Her husband depended upon her for the living. Delbert Sweauey owned a hospital for stray eats. Helen Parker was the wife of the Gov- ernor of New York. Harriet Harris and Mildred McCoy owned a dog show, and it was a howling success. He then asked me where I had been. I told him that my husband and I were movie actors, and we were going to France next. I then bade Dart adieu, wondering if the class of '29 would ever meet again. -I. M. S.

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Seventh Grade Dream Seven years ago it's been Since we in the first year did begin, And up the grades we did ascend, But yet we haven't reached the end. Five more years, though, we can say. We've been looking forward to this day. Then, from the high school of our hearts, We, with honors, shall depart. -C.J. School Days Uh, those small grades of years gone by! We look back to with a sigh. Were they hard? Well, you can bet! But the seventh is the hardest yet. This year of school seems as if on wings, Yet it leads on to bigger things. Let us sow flowers-not weeds, And win us laurels for our deeds. - F. .l. Class of 1930 We are but in the seventh grade- Our class, we hope, will never fade, Always be clean, true, and right, From dawn of morn till dark of night Our teachers and all, satisfied will be Even our dear township trustee. And in 1930, all will confess VVe are the banner class of tl. H. S. -M. H.