Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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Top Row--Heifner, coach, Nlcedler, Kelly, Mann, Cortwright, Williams, Janney and French, principal. Lower Row-Brovlm, Johnson, Barto, Myers, Boyle, Boyle, Case, Sollars. BASE B A LL Gaston ..,..,.... ....,....,. 5 Eaton' ..,,........, ,,...,.... 1 3 Gaston ...,..,,.. ............ 2 1 Cowan .......... ..., 6 Gaston .....,,.,. ...,....,.. 2 4 Center .,,,. ,,.., ,,.. 8 Gaston ..., ,.... .,.,., 1 0 Daleville ..... 6 Gaston succeeded in winning three out of four games of baseball. The team as a whole was a well balanced team. The problem of finding pitchers proved rather baffling in the start. Boyle, Janney and Johnson were found to have quite a few hooks and a lot of speed. Other positions were not hard to fill since practically all of the boys play ball in the summer. To predict the outcome of next year's team seems mighty hard to do. We think Gaston will have a good ball team, but we know that she loses some mighty good players by graduation. Get busy boys, practice hard this summer. ' ' XYZ ali ve

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Left to Right-Top Row-Parker, Marker, Hedgelancl, Jacks-on, Johnson, Vardaman, Couch, Melvin, Vannatter. Lower Row-McCoy, Trout, Cortwright, Cox, Gronendyke, French, coach. GIRLS TEAM Gaston .........,. ........... Center Gaston Eaton ..... Gaston Cowan Gaston Center Gaston Albany Gaston Cowan .... Gaston Royerton The Gaston Girls' Team was an inexperienced team this year. The enjoyment, however, of playing' more than made up for the string of defeats suffered by the girls. The willingness of the girls to learn was gratifying to the coach, Mrs. French, who han praise for their fine, wholesome attitude add gameness- in taking defeat. There is a prediction ntade by the fans that by the time this team has addied a year or two to their experience, that they will afford opposition to any of the sister schools in Delaware.

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