Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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GIRL'S 4-H CLUB First row flefl lo rigbljz Mary Alice Young, Joanne Srorer, Barbara Mauck, Betty LaRue, Judy Melvin, Mary Sue Sollars, Barbara LaRue, Janet Harris, Juanita Etchison, Dianne Beeman. Serond row: Louise McCreery, Janet Fouch, Sue Vannatter, Lois Mauck, Norma Lambert, Kay Jacksor Phyllis Rehme, Anna Lou Lawson, Charline Rehme, Roberta Brown, Mrs. McAllister, leader. Thin! row: Imogene Stace, Phyllis Smith, Alice Rathel, Deloris Black, Ruth Ina Johnson, Jeanette Collins, Marion Shipley, Bertie Lou Armstrong, Iva Jean Armstrong, Margree Collins, Sue Townsend. Fourfb row: Joan McCreery, Anna Louise Smith, Nancy Winimer, Kaylene Wright, Wilma Sells, Carol Storer, Eula Faye Moon, Joyce Glass, Ruth Bales, Rosalea Carver, Joanne Harris, Beverly Brimhall. NO! piduredz Patty Janney, Marjory Lambert, Virginia Maddy, Adalea Carver. The Winnit 4-H Club, with the help of their leader, Mrs. Helen McAllister, completed the year 1945-46, with fifty-three out of the fifty-five enrolled. The Junior Girl's Club was organized for the younger girls. They received a seal and charter. New oflicers for the Senior Club are: Barbara Mauck, President, Joan McCreery, Vice President, Ruth Ina Johnson, Secretary, Jeanette Collins, Reporterg Ruth Bales, Rec. Leader, Joan McCreery, Pianist, Roberta Brown, Song Leader. Officers for the Junior Club are: Sue Townsend, President, Margree Collins, Vice President, Joanne Harris, Secretary, Marion Shipley, Reporterg Juanita Etchison, Pianist, Dianne Beeman, Song Leader.

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HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First row flefl io rightj: Patty Ross, Barbara Huber, Wanda Schlcnker, james Rinker, james Morgan, Barton Ferguson, Barbara Milhollin, Norma jean Sollars. Beverly Wfilliams, Mrs. Blake, instructor. Second row: Beverly Mosier, Ruth Ina johnson, joan W'right, Mary Alice Young, Karl Stout, jack janney, john Edward johnson, Louise McCreery, Norma Bogue, joan McCreery, Edith Parker. Third row: joanne Storer, Agatha Hartley, David Burton, Dale Martini, Marvin Blake, james Harris, Bob Clements, Nila june Craw, Lucille I-light, Aredith Ellsworth, jeanettc Collins. Fourth row: joan Stanley, Alice Rathel, Barbara Mauck, Mary Parker, judy Ferguson, james Fouch, Floyd Williams, jack Stephenson, Ruth Bales, Gladys Townsend, Rosalea Carver, Pat Sollars, joannc Rench. Pattey janney and Adalea Carver not pictured. JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB Firsi row Qleft io righlbz Anna Lou Lawson, judy Melvin, juanita Etchison, joan Harris, Donna Vfalsh, Sue Townsend, Dianne Beeman, Kay jackson. Second raw: Iva jean Armstrong, Charline Rehme, Bertie Lou Armstrong, Marion Shipley, Margree Collins, jean West, Helen Snodgrass, Hazel Townsend, Mrs. Blake, instructor. Third row: Beverly Gourley, Beverly Brimhall, Patricia Kirkwood, Margaret johnson, Anna Louise Smith, Phyllis Rehme, Roberta Brown, Dorothy Hayd-n P-rev Domenos, Not pirlured: Margery Lambert.

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BOY'S 4--H CLUB First row flfft to riglatjz Glendon Sears, director: Dale Martini. Mark Brokaw, Dick West, Charles Hardin, john Townsend, Barbara Mauck, john Edward johnson, jerry Markins. jim Morgan, jerry Beeman. Second row: Karl Stout, Paul Keeley, Bobby McPherson, Bruce Maddy, Frederick Lawrenz, Barton Ferguson, Max Kirkwood, Floyd V'illiams, jack Stephenson, jim Rinker, Charles Wright. Third row: johnny Foster, Billy Drumm, jim Mauck, Harry Glass, jack janney, Keith Townsend, Lois Mauck, Ruth Ina johnson, Norma Lambert. jim Marsh, jack Atkinson, jackie Carter, Billy Lawson, David VanNatter. Fourth rout Virgil Townsend, Arvin Brokaw, jimmie W'right, Valgene Kirkwood, joe Atkinson, Myron Boyle, jimmie Wimmer, Donald Bennett, Bobby Huber, Gary Huber, Norman Collins, Bobby DeWeese, Max janney, Robert Rinker, Ronald Drumm, Donald jackson. Our rural leaders have long been interested in the advancement of the children of the Gaston community. Many 4-H projects were completed before a full-time agricultural teacher was employed. However, we can point with pride to the fact that our recent clubwork and summer project work has been gratifying. Our membership has gradually increased until we now have around seventy active members. We thank our parents and our other backers without whose help we know advancement is most difficult. Those who have done outstanding work are: Mark Brokaw, Dale Martini, Dick West, Gordon Messersmith, Richard Slater, Charles Hardin, Barbara Mauck, Charles Kirtley, Norma Mauck, john johnson, Roscoe LaRue, john Townsend, and jerry Markins.