Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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Top Row-Harold Powers, John Barto, Samuel Sells, Robert Leach, Pauline Dorton, sponsor, Charles. Myers, Joe Sollars, Leo Boyle, Ferrel Stephenson. Bottom Row-Cleora Woodring, Mary McCoy, Margaret Couch, Paul Janney, Florence Hayden, Edith Clock, Arvella Markins. SOPHOMORE HISTORY Gaston, Indiana, February 29, 1940. Miss Arvella Markins, President of Fruit Growers Association, Miami, Florida. Dear Arvella: I will now answer your letter that you wrote me a few years ago asking about the class of '30. Well, the class is somewhat scattered over the world. The most daring boy of our class, Ferr-el Stephenson, is in Africa training elephants to eat soup with a fork. Charles Meyers owns a garage in Washington, D. C., and is doing business on a large scale. Paul Janney is in Siberia, Asia.. He is peddling flypaper and second-hand chewing gum. Bob Leach owns a large hotel in Denver, Colorado, and Leo Boyle is a conductor on al limited train from Denver, Colorado, to Carson City, Nevada. . I suopose You read in the paper of John Barto's great invention, Perpetual Mo- tion. Helen Thorne, only her name isn't Thorne now, is teaching Trigonometry in the Leland Stanford University in California. Edith Clock and Mable Ridgon are married and live in Paris. They run a fashion shop. Margaret Couch is taking Physical Culture at Indianapolis, Indiana. She said, she could ride any wild horse. Mary McCoy owns a large farm in Mississippi and is raising cotton. Harold Powers is still here in Gaston. He is the basketball coach. He has a great team and expects to win the finals this year I will close with hopes that the class of '30 will meet again . Yours Sincerely, Florence Hayden. f fl ' fill' ' I Fi ' ir id, N3 a s

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