Hunter Huss High School - Astron Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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Short . . . tall: rotund . . . thin: ardent and zealous to learn . . . lazy and slow to grasp: willing and eager to please . . . indifferent and slothful to act—these represent the extremities found among those enrolled as students at Hunter Huss High School. Created for and dedicated to the needs of questing youth, the Huss world caters to the needs of the American teenager. A closer look at the H.H.H.S. stu¬ dents reveals four levels of maturity—freshman, sophomore, junior and senior. The insecure” freshman, “cock-sure” sopho¬ more, “flighty” junior, and “stuffy” senior re¬ veal their true selves with attributes of warmth, ambition, stamina, integrity, and vitality. Teaching would be a lost art if it were not for the student. A lecture is without impact if not absorbed by his probing mind. An as¬ signment would remain unlearned informa¬ tion if not for his effort. Each class is but a step to the next one— each represents progress—a necessary ingre¬ dient of success. Each provides enriching ex¬ periences in vicarious and trial-and-error learn¬ ing. Each builds tomorrow’s citizens. Each plays an important role in the revolution of the Huss world. 50

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SEATED (1-r) Mr. Allran, Mr. Peeler, Beverly Quinn, Danny Denton, Danny Fort, Sherry Queen, A1 Jacobs, Mrs. Glenn, and Miss McCaslin. STANDING (1-r) FIRST ROW: Pete Swayney, John Ingram, Connie Cannon, Kandy Bradley, Bobbie Lewis, Jane Withers, Ann Woody, Linda Thomas, and Lydia Morgan. SECOND ROW: Tommy Dixon, Benny DeBlois, Jimmy Beamguard, Mary Van Pelt, April Gray, Arlene Hudson, Sandra High, Brenda Garrett, Gndy Fort, Lula Lail, Mary Ann Allen. THIRD ROW: Wayne Kale, Johnny Baker, Bill Love, Bill Hannon, Mike Denton, Robert Pearson, John Alexander, Danny Jordan, John Alexander, Arthur Spencer, Jimmy Price. Huss Adopts New Form of Government The newly-organized Student Co-opera¬ tive Association introduced a new type of student government to the student body. The new system was adopted by the school in September of this yeap. The constitu¬ tion specified that the student body be divided into four legislatures—one to rep¬ resent each class. These legislatures work independently and have their own officers. All legislative efforts are combined in the Executive Council, which is composed of all class officers. The maid duty of the S.C.A. is to plan the graduation program. The senior class legislature took charge of ordering visit¬ ing cards and graduation announcements. Danny Fort is the president of the organi¬ zation, advised by Mr. Charles Allran, Mrs. Pat Glenn, Miss Jo Ann McCaslin. and Mrs. Geraldine Johnston. — — i ' L SEATED (1-r) Benny DeBlois, Arlene Hudson, Danny Fort, Jimmy Price, Mr. Charles Allran. STANDING (1-r) Pete Swayney, Wayne Kale, Mike Denton, Bill Love, Beverly Quinn. 52