Gaston High School - Aurora Yearbook (Gaston, IN)

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EDUCATION: That which is left after all else has been forgotten - an appreciative attitude toward all that is decent, with a genuine belief in the dignity' of man. CLASS HISTORY On the afternoon of September 5, I939, Mrs. qCortwrightj Pittenger greeted twenty-three bright and cheerful little children, as they entered the first grade room. Pride shone in all their faces because they were going to school like their older brothers and sisters. Some of them were frightened by all the people around them, but they soon made friends with their classmates and their teacher. The children 's names are as follows: Bob Lawson, Gerald reading, Jim Hayden, John Parker, Tom Glass, Jack Tudor, Larry Campbell, Phyllis Milhollin, Joyce Stephenson, Margaret Johnson, Charline Rehme, Betty Biberstine, Carolyn McKinley, Kant Terhune, Ronald Benner, Norman Milhollin, Don Bennett, Jenny Smith, Jimmy McKinley, Anna Smith, and Elzie Armstrong. Six students of our graduating class have worked and played together for the complete period of twelve years. They are as follows: Don Bennett, Roberta Brown, Tom Glass, Margaret Johnson, John Parker, and Charline Rehme. During our second year, with Miss Rehme as our teacher, we continued learning 'reading, writing, and arithmetic . The new students were: Delores Smith, Julianne James, Donna Sproessig, Shirley Stevens, Richard Lacy, and Eugene James. The students that moved were: Jenny Smith, Jim Hayden, Joyce Stephenson, Kant Terhune, Delores Smith, and Donna Sproessig. Mrs. Broyles, our third-grade teacher helped us on our journey through school. New students were: Dick Muncie, and Wayne Messersmith. Students who moved were: Judith Hazleton, Ronald Benner, Carolyn McKinley, Jimmy McKinley, Jack Tudor and Dick Muncie. Betty Biberstine was killed in an automobile accident during her third year of school. ' We are in the fourth grade now and have Mrs. Behbow as our teacher. New students were Lena Carrow, Billy Carrow, Dorothy Jones and Robert McPherson. Alfred Spoonmore, Norman Milhollin, Gerald Reading, Julianne James, and Eugene James moved. During our fifth grade, the class was divided. Mrs. Wimmer and Mrs. Benbow were our teachers. New students were: Shirley McCord, and George-Warman. Larry Campbell, Lena Carrow, Billy Carrow and Dorothy Jones moved to other schools. George Waxman was killed in an accident on a hay wagon. Our sixth year in school found us all back together again. Mrs. Mueller was our teacher. New students were: Sam Roe, Kenneth Vaugh, Betty Dunlap, and Lola Green. Those who moved were Shirley McCord, Shirley Stevens, Lola Green, and Betty Dtmlap. 1