Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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Gaston's Only Home Town Tavern Good Sandwiches - Short Orders - Country Fried Chicken Cold Beer and Chilled Wines coME IN Fon A SNACK ANY TIME PHONE, Main 109 --1 BOB HUBER, Proprietor - i f Compliments Of ARMSTRONG'S Welding Shop CAREY'S nnncnuc ana ACETYLENE WELDING Portable Service Telephone 91 Ring 4 CLOVER FARM STORE Compliments of HOCKETT STUDIO DELAWARE We were Photographers for FEED and SEED STORE Gaston senior Class of 1947 v. G. Mosmn, Prop. FAmMoUN'r,1:Nn. Bob Clements made it a practice of coming in about one minute late every day. Repeated warnings by Mr. Lambert had no effect. Finally in exasperation he announced, I am tired of talking about your tardiness. I am suspending you for one day. When would you like to take the day? Well, if it's all right with you, Bob replied, I'd like to use it up being late. Miss Pinnick asked pupils to write an essay on, The Funniest Thing I Ever Saw. Jerry Markins: The funniest thing I ever saw was too funny for words. Because of war curtailments, Mr. Sears was carrying a grandfather's clock down a crowded main street to a repair shop. As the clock limited his vision, he unintentionally collided with Mrs. Blake, knocking her down. After collecting her composure and packages, Mrs. Blake struggled to her feet and scathingly inquired: Why don't you carry a wrist watch like everybody else? The train roared past the station. Above the noise the station agent heard a yell. Rushing out to the platform he saw Mr. Cauble sprawled out alongside the tracks. Norette was standing by. Did he try to catch the train? asked the agent. He did catch it, Norette replied, but it got away from him. Have a good time at the party, Joanne, and be a good girl. Make up your mind, mother. johnny: Let's get married or something. Norma jean: We'1l get married or nothing. Reminiscing about his childhood,iBill Rhea says:, At times I found school very dull - which is exact? the way it found me. 0