Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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ft l MR. BUSHEY 8.5. Ball State MRS . MUELLER MRS. LAWSON Butler University Southwest Baptist College Coach, Health ll, I2 Fourth Grade Southwest State College Phys. Ed., Ind. Arts Ball State Drivers Fri. Third Grade MISS REHME MRS. RAY MR. WATKINS Ball State B.S. Ball State B.S. Ball State Sgcond Grade Music, Art Math, Social Science MR. BUSHEY--Our fine, gentlemanly teacher --- may we remember his exemplary personal friendliness. MRS. BENBOW--Her dignified conduct is a memory which will long endure. MRS. KELLER--Congenial, kind, and patience personified. MISS REHME--Good-hearted and true to the calling. MRS. LAWSON--Her calmness and sincerity are wonderful. MRS. MUELLER--She continues the capable guidance for us. MR. WEHRLEY--Smilingly, he directs the 6th as democracy in action. MR. WATKINS-- Gabby, as affectionately labeled, is inter- ested in everything . MR. CAUBLE--Purposeful and intent upon progress --- true to the profession of teaching . MRS. RAY--Her art and music rate in comment and content. MRS MRS MRS. MRS MR. MR. MR. MR. Sponsor, l0th G rude FORNWALD--Advanced math and Mrs. Fornwald are synonymogs with us. HAMPTON--Believes in working while we work and playing while we play --- deeply interested in students. BEEMAN--Her commercial students consistently place high in keen competition. There's no substitute for trying. MCALLISTER--A lady whose tireless effort places her department among the tops. fEven the magician thought she was a high school student.i SEARS--His iudging teams, pep talks on aiming a little higher, and his corny iokes have a place in our memory. LAMBERT--The continuous welding of a staff and students into progressive education keeps an administrator busy. lt's a pleasure to please him. BLACK--Works long hours to guard our comfort and safety. JANNEY--Joviality and genuine humanness personified.

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4 MRS. BENBOW MRS. BEEMAN MR. CAUBLE Marion Normal A. B. Ball State B. S. Ball State Muncie Normal Institute Business Ed. History, English Ball State Mathematics Sponsor, ll Grade Fifth Grade MRS. FORNWALD MR. SEARS MRS- MEA'-LISTER A. B. Indiana University B. S. Purdue B- S- Boll S7079 Franklin College Voc. Agri., Biology, Science Vocullonf-il Home EC Mathematics, School Treas. Sponsor, i2 Grade Sponsor, 9 Grad' Sponsor, 8 Grade I MR. WEHRLEY MRS. KELLER MRS- HAMPTON a. s., M, A, Ball sim B. S. Bull sim Pufdue Sixth Grade First Grade Bull Slam Spanish, English Girls' Phys. Ed. 6

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A 1, W, ,.,-,-f'w,...v-ve aw f - f K W ex iii I OUR SENIOR TRIP On October 7, We Gaston Seniors, journeyed with Albany Seniors to Washington, New York City, Niagara Falls and Canoda. We stayed in the Pittsburgher Hotel in Pittsburgh, and then journeyed to Washington and visited Gettysburg, The Capital, Lee's Mansion, the Jefferson Memorial, the Congressional Library, and Mount Vernon. We went inside the Church that George Washington had attended, then visited the Smithsonian Institute, Supreme Court, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, passed the Memorial Centennial Hall and saw the Arlington Memorial Bridge. We saw the tomb ot' the unknown soldier and also the changing of guards at this tomb. New York City was next with the Empire State Building, Diamond Horseshoe, and the Queen Mary clocking, a three hour boat tour around Manhattan Island, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and United Nations Building. After the boat tour we went through the Bowery and then to Chinatown. We were glad to get out. We were scared. We went into a Chinese Temple and the guide explained their religion. Later at Niagara we boarded the Maid ot' the Mist ship which showed us the Falls. We headed toward Canada and then home again. We will never target the bowling and entertainment at Radio City and the Johnny Olson show. The trip is over but the memories will live tor a long time yet to come. mlm -V - C... 8