Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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it 1T'-T -'T'-'u 'f5I 'If :9: 'rf T7'f.- S H ' FRESHMAN CLASS PROPHECY I had a chance to visit Gaston in the year 1932 and was quite sur- prised to findmy old schoolmates engaged in various occupations. Of course I had to draw on my bank account to be able to take in all the sights. so I went into the National Bank and to my surprise I found Thurston Hamilton, presid-ent, and Ruth Hedgeland, secretary. Next I entered the restaurant and found Sarah Hattie Stace and George Slater acting as waiters. Here I picked up a newspaper entitled The Gaston Noon Day Special, and learned that Marjorie Cortwright was the editor and Robert Nickey assistant editor. Then I visited Cox's beauty parlor where I found Edgar Christy wait- ing for a marcel. He informed me he was courting Miss Bonnie Varda- man and was intending her to be a June Bride. From here I went to Carey's Drug Store and found Mary Markins, Fannie Mae Gronendyke, and Merrell Vannatter working as clerks. I was informed by Mary that Forrest Richards, a world wonder, had built an electric buggy and was planning to take Martha Trout, Lucille Melvin, Cophine Jackson and Francis Johnson on his exhibition of the thing. Next I went into Poindexter's Meat Market and learned that Guy Millspaugh was the butcher. I went from there to Ford's Used Car Shop and found Burley Oren was going to buy a tin can to take Lucille Stotler and Maxine Marker to the Wedding of Eva Dickerson and Raymond Love. Then I decided to take in a show and I went to Old Maid Thorne and found Raymond Weaver and Francis Rench playing in Naughty But Nice. The Turner twins were dancers here. I went into Mauck's jail and found Doris Johnson and Mildred Couch were in jail for cruel treatment to their husbands. I then went to the Ice Company and heard Effie Bell Couch was peddling ice' to the peo- ple in Gaston. After I had seen all the sights 1 wenttback to my home near Wheel- ing, Indiana. Rachel Mann