Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

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JMINISTRATION SCHOOL LIFE WHO'S WHO SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS ' CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS WIWD

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?wUwf km,.,ig+ g ll1 I I I I IT IS OUR HOPE IN PRESENTII' THIS 1957 EDITION OF THE GASTG GUSHER TO PORTRAY THE SPIRQ THE TRADITIONS, AND THE ACTI ITIES OF C-ASTON INDEPENDEI SCHOOLS. ESQ

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'ik-'-L ,,,,'f:fq,,,,, o.,9: ge f f '11 ' , A1775 ' 'fr,h37f..'f.' ll VII mul Wi 5 ug EE Q 24 HWY 55 , . . 'Q hgh.. wl'.,!!i. 'nn '. . - SHI' :ii ff' ll 'V' A'-iw ss !'-M51 are ,tg dy, It xlugywx ,Mn In if l M f '- sw 5' gag,-.,0::,. -'s-' --:-- :V - ,,' N, 1? ' r L vj ,Q-EQ ---E r- ' T we-ff The Gaston Independent School District has progressed 'in twenty-five years from a one-room frame building to a beautiful terraced campus of over forty acres that includes six brick build- ings and seven wooden buildings. The school is set upon a high hill overlooking the Tyler-Henderson highway. It is referred to as 'fthe Hill by most patrons, efres, and students. The Gaston Common School District was created in 1925 when Miller and Mount Hope schools consolidated to form a centrally located school. The land for this new school was a nine acre plot donated by Mrs. Irene Gaston, and for this reason. the school bears her name. The discovery of oil on September 2, 19.30, provided funds for the purchasing of more land and for the construction of the present school plant.