Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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APRIL Feb. Feb. Feb. Fcb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. see why icebergs are surrounded by frogs. 3-GASTON, 233 EATON, 33. Farmers institute. Grades show- ed their talent, Fat Elsworth, es- pecially, 4-GASTON, 94, ALBANY, 14. 6-We regret that we hurt the feel- ings of the Yorktown people when we changed our sweat suits during the game. 7-Eugene Carey is going to shave soon as it moderates. 8-Brownie has trouble in distin- guishing a wheel chair from a swivel chair. 9-Frederick Waid wrote the editor of the Gurgler a letter. Waid, as you remember, was once a Gastonian. 10-GASTON, 533 HARRISON, 18. 13-Johnson says that the supreme court judge presides in smoking jacket. 14-Valentine Day past again. 15-Wonder why a medicine show never passes Gaston by. We're not Hoosiers-3 we are Suckers. 16-Cedric is now a columnist for the Rural News. 17-GASTON, 5 COWAN, . 20-Seventh graders have quieted down as they know where they are now. 24-GASTON, 5 ROYERTON, . 28-Seventh grade party. The rest of the month was spent getting ready for the sectional tournament. MARCH Mar. 2-Sectional tournament . Mar. 3-Ditto. Mar. 5-French gives talk on how the boys performed on duty at Ball's gym. Harold P. threw out sev- eral small kids, and Sam S. got hard with a policeman, and not Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April A pril April April April April April only that, but wou1dn't let the Bearcats in to play! 6-Cast for the Junior play The Winding Road. 7-After so long a time Eugene C. developed a nice soup strainer. 8-Two Gaston students were found in Cammack. 9-Eighth grade party. Through all indications, .French was the big gun. -White blanket of snow covered Gaston and its surroundings. 13-Mary Markins was caught trying to sit with Edgar C. 14-Seniors toured to Muncie for ads. 15-Monthly exams. 19-Miss Kennedy meets her little ones for rehearsal. -Eugene 'Carey led out with the mumps.. 52 followed suit, in- cluding two teachers. Some one remarked that they would like to see Miss Frazee when she had them. -Boys went to Muncie for ads. -Another Gurgler sprung' forth in glory with the team's picture on page number 1. -Some one mentioned Base ball for the first time . 26-Every kid that had a ball glove brought it to school. 28-Report cardsg deportment not s0 bad. 29-The sun broke through and melted the oil on Boone's. hair. Local Dramatic and Oratorical. 3-Junior Play. 6-County Dramatic. 12-Senior play, Fifty-Fifty. 13-County Oratorical. 15-QSunday,-Baccalaureate. 18-Commencement. 20-Good-bye!

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ALUMNi OF GATO O HIGI-I SCHOOL 1899 George Hayden, Gaston, Indiana. 1900 Myrtle Skinner, Fountain City, Indiana. 1901 James Clawson, Muncie, Indiana. Ray Lambert, Gaston, Indiana. Edna Lambert-Gwaltney, Muncie, Indiana. Jessie Woodring-Rector, Ossian, Indiana. Floyd Jones., DeBuka, Iowa, 1902 Ray Brown, Edinburg. Indiana. Nina Blakely, Gaston, Indiana. Karl Blakely, Miami Beach, Florida, Arthur Sailors. Jessie Munsey-Powers, Wenatchee, W Earl Browning, Jupitee, Florida. Clayton Trout, Springfield, Ohio. Fred Powers, Wenatchee, Wash. Paul Powers, Gaston, Indiana, 1903 Nellie Smith-Shideler. 1904 Harry McCreery, Gaston, Indiana. Orla Clawson, Wenatchee, Wash. Bruce Powers, Gaston, Indiana. Charles Browning, Wyoming. Ethel Eastes-Strang, To-ledo, Ohio. ash. 1905 Floy Woodring. Farmland, Indiana. Bertie Miller-Hobbs, Gaston, Indiana. Willie Markle, York, Neb. Ralph Guinnup, Gaston, Indiana. Ernest Shaw, Gaston, Indiana, Earl Barnhart, Dayton, - Ohio. Jesse Bond, Muncie, Indiana. Talmadge Brown. Matthews, Indiana. Byrl Kirklin, Indianapolis, Indiana. Roby Hirons, Gaston, Indiana. 1906 Jessie Hall-Call, Gaston, Indiana. Elma Rector-Crouse, Muncie, Indiana. Emmit Rector, Bluffton, Indiana. Charles Johnson, Gaston. Indiana. Floyd Broyles, Marion, Indiana. John Powers,.Gaston, Indiana. Sallie Keller-Wright, Gaston, Indiana. Addie Pittenger, Gaston, Indiana. Bessie Wills, Gaston, Indiana. NV? Cornelia Milhollin-Pittenger, Gaston, Ind. Frank Fouch, Dayton, Ohio, H. S, COMMISSIONED IN 1908 1909 Hazel Sharp-McCreery, Gaston, Indiana. Fred Holsclaw, Cottonwood, S. Dak. Jes-nie Driscoll-McCreery, Muncie, Indiana Garland Rathel, Kokomo, Indiana. 1910 Galcyon Mitchell-Post, Anderson, Indiana. Ina McCreery-Marquill, Muncie, Indiana. Hazel Woodring-Clark, Chicago, Ill. Chester Boodout, Muncie, Indiana. Fred Rathel, Daleville, Indiana. Amos. Schlenker, Tulsa, Okla. Docia McCreery-Harshman, Frankfort, Ind Margaret McCreery-Benbow, Gaston, Ind. Floyd Kirklin, Rushville, Indiana. Ormal Fergusin, Terre Haute, Indiana. Lillian Moomaw-fFlorey, Jewell, Ohio. 1911 Fred Bryan, Gaston, Indiana. Fuller Nickey, Muncie, Indiana. Fern Miller-Rathel, Daleville, Indiana. Mary Roberson-Sweigart, Cowan, Indiana. Io-na Driscoll-Benadum, Muncie, Indiana. Hazel Cochran-Davis, Milwaukee, Wis. - 1912 Alfred McCone, Detroit, Mich. ' Ercell Morrison, Aurora, Indiana. Murray Chilton, Muncie, Indiana. Fern Kirklin-Saint, New Castle, Indiana. 1913 Gladys Wills'--Osenbaugh, Eaton, Indiana. Lark Robertson, California. Charles Rowlett, Muncie, Indiana. Watt McCreery, Indianapolis, Indiana. Vesper Schlenker, Orange, N. J. Edith Miller. Ward Perry, Gaston, Indiana. Baron Broyles, Gaston, Indiana. Fred Pittenger, Gaston, Indiana. Harry Mc'Colm, Muncie, Indiana. Russel Lawson, Gas-ton, Indiana. Anna Markle, Lebanon, Indiana. Billy Boyle, Gaston, Indiana. Herman McCreery, Muncie, Indiana. Jessie Linn-Hamilton, Washington. Alpha Holaday, Muncie, Indiana. 1914 Isa Woodring, Gaston, Indiana.