Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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 u. s it«rr Shows iw e Cars Co Streamline 4 'Confessions' Heard In Hnlt 'r“;ol With November came G.H.S. Homecoming with floats, homecoming dance and a band show. The band went streamline in producing an interesting half-time show. The Student Council put on a dance in our gym after the game which we tied with the Poets. Layton Smith tried to go streamline with his muscles and burst the door. The hard workers stayed up to all hours working on their masterpieces.

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[JucJtion Chmgct iimnn. v H»). Pm stHEMWR OCTOBE Rocket To Moon At t e m p t e d Rockets away. Seniors! These were the words which inspired the Seniors to super jet down the street to high pressure their neighbors into buying $14,000 worth of magazines. While scientists were sending rockets to the moon, the students of Gadsden High were registering. Everything was chaos, but we were all glad to be back in the halls ringing with sounds of old and new friendship. Once again the doors of Gadsden High were swung open for students. Modern education was off with a blast as tele- vision chemistry was started. Our football team sent many other teams flying into space as they blasted toward touchdowns.

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oiu?4(W ,£tt ®tm D IS es o V[ B D£C£m8£r £0 r on New friends were discov- ered at the dances. Diane and Judy met a very cute friend called. Frosty. At the Senior Play, Time Out for Ginger, new talent was discov- ered. This was the first time that a Senior class had produced a Senior play, and we were proud of the production. very December means Christmas time, and Christmas time means parties. The last day before the Christmas holidays, we all had parties. Some girls tried to make them a Frosty friend. Martha and Joyce were busy the day it snowed