Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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PREVIOUS MAGAZINE $100 club: 1st ROW Ronda Mashburn. Sally Starnes. Jean Latimer. Dee Luhrs. Harvey Thrower. Judy Thompson. Karen Floyd. Linda Brooks, Anna Brugge. Mildred Browne. Sheila Moon, Marsha Coombs. 2nd ROW: Linda W’aldrup. Robin Cobb, Margaret Foote. Nancy Cran- ford, Anne Flannigan. Becky Folio, Virginia Hart. Linda Parker, June McDaniel, Susan Johns, Margie Nabors. Eda Lynne Stange, Bryan Gris- sett; 3rd ROW: Jane Williamson, Sissy Hoffman. Justine Tally, Lee Botsford. Joan Vice, Judy Fuller. Marsha Stephens, Ann Daugettc, Amy Stinson. Connie Tucker, Susan Williams, Carla Hammond. Margaret Jones. Diane Corham. Susan Hicks, Joyce Howard. Mary McElrath, Joan Kilpatrick, 4th ROW: Jim Roberts, Paul Smith, Steve Miller. Larry' 1-iubscher, Jerry Stewart. Dee Cordell, John Dilworth, Terry Hudson, Wes Acee, Ricky Ray, Danny Johnston, Becky Parker, Patsy Tinsley. Betsy Howard, Carolyn Wilson. 23 Craig Edge urges seniors to sell the magazines!

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EXUBERANT CLASS OF ’67 SURPASSES ALL The teachers of the homerooms having sold the most magazines are: Mr. Hall, Mrs. McCrary, Mrs. I-uker. and Mrs. Kifer The magazine captains: FIRST ROW Susanne Graves. Robin Cobb. Becky Folio, Carol Holcomb. Marsha Stephens. 2nd ROW: Margaret Foote. Linda Waldrup. Page Beckert, June McDaniel. Joan Kilpatrick. Linda Parker. 3rd ROW: Amy Stinson, Eda Lynne Stange, Ann Daug- ette. Lee Botsford. Anita Camp. Patricia Burke 4th ROW: Dave Tum- lin, Mike Whitt. Carole Payne. Sandra Thomas, Rutledge Landers. Mercer Prickctt. T he unbeatable class of ’67 landed another victory dur- ing magazine sales! The 377 miraculous seniors tena- ciousaly sold $20,410.00 worth of magazines despite the excessive warm weather, research papers, football games and even Alabama Power Company strikes. The victory began when $9158 was brought in the first day. Linda Parker, bringing $283, led the first day’s total. Consequently she was the high salesmen for the entire campaign having $422.42 worth of subscriptions bearing her name as saleslady. Mrs. McCrary’s homeroom won in homeroom compe- tition followed by Mrs. Kifer, Mr. Hall, and Mrs. Luker respectively. 22

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The members of the Future Nurses’ Club are the following: FIRST ROW Mrs. Evans, Patricia Cahill, Dianne Nash. Vickie Cole. Martha Hansard, Eva McLeod, SECOND ROW: Judy Pylant, Phyllis Bcnningfield. Rebecca Mart. Kathy McNulty, Beth Dozier, Susan Faucet. Janice Floyd, THIRD ROW Emily Moon, LaWanda Morgan, Sheila Moon, Marilyn Martin, Phyllis Rooks, Diane Jones. Delene South, FOURTH ROW Pat Robinson. Vickie Campbell, Tryan Charlton, Janet Barry. FUTURE NURSES CLUB VISITS HOSPITALS Organized for the purpose of promoting interest in the field of medicine, the Future Nurses' Club sponsors trips to the hospital, and the nursing conventions held in Tuscaloosa an- nually. This year the girls filled Red Cross “ditty bags for the sol- diers in Viet Nam, and received a special letter of thanks from the Red Cross. Also, the Future Nurses’ Club bought two books or nursing for the school library. Eva McLeod is presiding over a very important meeting, discussing the annual Nursing Convention Officers are the following: SITTING: Eva McLeod, president, Janice Floyd. Vice President. STANDING: Pat Robinson, Treasurer, Tryan Charlton, and Emily Moon, Chaplain. 24