Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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DECEMBER 2 6 7 9 Mr. Zale Edwards, representative of the Muncie oH'ice of the U. S. Employment Service spoke at the Commercial Club meeting today. Gaston-Yorktown game. We were defeated 45-34. Senior rummage sale at Muncie. Hearing tests were given to the school students of several grades. Lions Club presented a play in the gymnasium. 10 We were victorious in a game with Selma. Score: 28-24. 11 Mr. W. S. Willet gave a very interesting talk on lndia today. He spent six years there. 13-14 Summitville tournament. 16 Rev. and Mrs. Walsh were here today to give an assembly program. 17 Senior pictures came today. Won,t they ever get enough??? 18 The music department presented a Cantata, The King Cometh. 20 Gift exchange and musical program in afternoon. Senior play, The Daffy Dills, presented in evening. Christmas vacation . . . no more school for a week . . . 30 A representative from the C. 56 O. Railroad company spoke to the Seniors con- cerning their proposed trip to Wfashington, D. C., and New York. JANUARY 1 Examinations begun. Report cards shall be distributed Wednesday, january 8. 3 Gaston-Summitville game. Score: 40-21. We were defeated. 10 County tournament. We were defeated by Eaton 43-37. Yorktown was the champion. 13 A representative of Hockett Studio of Fairmount took the pictures for the annual today. 14 The Seniors served the Lions Club. 17 In the Gaston-Gas City game, we were defeated 40-17. 24 We were victorious in a game with Cowan, 27-25. 28 Juniors and Seniors went to Indianapolis to visit the state government buildings and such. 31 We were victorious 42-39 in a game with Harrison. FEBRUARY 3 Seniors were measured for their caps and gowns. 7 Gaston-Center game. We were victorious 37-26. 11 We were again victorious Q40-39j in a game with DeSoto. 14 We defeated Daleville, 28-24. End of grading period. 15 Junior rummage sale at Muncie. 17 Devotional period. fRev. and Mrs. George Dunham.j 21 Gaston-Frankton game. We were defeated 50-32. 26 Eighth Grade assembly program. 28 Sectional tournament. MARCH 6 New members were inducted into the Honor Society at Farm' Bureau meeting. 11 Junior assembly program. It was certainly an entertaining program. 17 Devotional period. fRev. Walshj. 18 Junior skating party. 21 Seniors sponsored the Dixie Four. 28 Freshman skating party. APRIL 1 Seymour, the Magician, was sponsored by the Seniors. 11 The annual production of April Airs, :Music Far and Near, was presented in the evening. 14 Seniors began their trip to Washington, D. C., and New York. 25 Junior-Senior reception. Senior exams. No more studying for us in this school! 27 Baccalaureate. MAY 1 Commencement exercises. 2 School closes. What next??? 41

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SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School convened. There shall be sn months this year. Ugh! Elected sponsors and class ollicers. Baseball game with Cowan. W'e won. Score: 7-2. The senior girls won't forget that one! Cafeteria started. More work for Mrs. McAllister and some of the students. Baseball game with Harrison. We were defeated 10-9. P. T. A. dinner. John Edward broke his leg at the Gaston-Yorktown game. Baseball game with Daleville. We were defeated 9-5. Baseball game with Selma. We won Q14-131 in an interesting and exciting game. Freshman initiation. Aren't you Freshmen glad we weren't honored with the presence of any distinguished visitors today?????? Seniors are taking subscriptions for magazines. Baseball game with Eaton. We were defeated 12-4. Baseball game with Center. We were defeated in a close game, 15-12. OCTOBER Baseball game with Royerton. We were defeated 25-l. Baseball game with DeSoto. We were defeated in this last game of the season 39-5. Seniors spent a very enjoyable evening at John Edward Johnsorfs home. Several students and teachers went to Muncie to hear a concert given by the United States Marine Band. The officers were elected at the Commercial Club meeting today. The Juniors received their rings today also. Such an eventful day!!!! The following were chosen as yell leaders for this year: Barbara Milhollin, Norma Jean Sollars, and Joanne Rench. First meeting of the Gaston chapter of the National Honor Society. Senior Skating Party tonight. Officers were elected at meeting of Honor Society. It was decided to order some pins and rings bearing the emblem of that organization. The newly organized Pep Club had its first session. At meeting of Science Club oflicers for the year were elected. Report' cards were distributed-a fact which could be detected by noting the expressions on some of the faces. Junior carnival. Joan Stanley was elected Carnival Queen. Seniors served dinner to the members of the Lions Club and their guests. Rev. George Dunham and Rev. L. H. Hunter of Browns City, Michigan, gave an assembly program. Teachers' Institute . . . a vacation at last!!! Seniors went to Fairmount to' have their pictures taken. NOVEMBER We were defeated in our first basketball game of the season 46-23. Our opponent was Summitville. Seniors' name cards and albums came today. We were victorious Q33-281, in an interesting and exciting basketball game with Royerton. Proofs for Senior pictures came today. On whom shall We put the blame for the outcome???? The rings and pins ordered by the Honor Society members also came today. The Gaston High School candidates for membership in the Honor Society were officially inducted today by members from Centrallligh School of Muncie. At the Gaston-Albany game we were defeated 32-23. At the Gaston-Alexandria game we were defeated 73-32. The Seniors chose their class colors, flower, and motto at a meeting today. We were defeated 44-28 at the Gaston-Eaton game. We were defeated 37-30 at the Gaston-Harrison game. Thanksgiving vacation. End of the second grading period. 40

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