Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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Spirit is a vital element at Gadsden High as it is at all Schools. To keep this spirit alive, the SGA sponsored activ- ities to complement the sports seasons. A sock hop was held in the lunchroom during football season and several days were set aside as “dress-up days.” These included hat day, different sock day, plaids and stripes day, fifties-six- ties day, Alabama-Auburn day, and scarf day. LEFT: Lee Perry. Toni Talley. Jenny Smith, and Carolyn Greer must be on their way to Mel’s Drive-In! ABOVE: LaVelda Fann shies away from the camera because she needs fresh lipstick. LEFT: Ltsa Spivak, along with many others, covered her head to show her spirit on hat day. ABOVE: Julie Richardson and Randy Martin make plans to attend the latest James Dean movie. Adventure 17

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Exception Becomes the Rule ABOVE: LcAnnc Cameron. Diane Marlin. Carol Fowler, and Ka- ren Freeman enjoy going back to the time of ponytails and bobby socks. RIGHT: Joey Bowers gives us the thumbs up sign from be- hind his tinted shades. BELOW: Mac Holly displays his Crimson Tide loyalty on Alabama-Auburn day. Seniors Paige Payne and Nancy Cambron fit right in with the swinging Ws. 16 Adventure

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Charity Bowl 75 In order to give the students a chance to ex- press their feelings, the individual homerooms competed their genious and creative talents in the form of door decorations for the Charity Bowl. Mrs. Drinkard’s homeroom won with the door at the right. Gadsden High students love to have a good time at Emma’s expense, and the 1975 Charity Bowl provided the perfect opportunity. ABOVE: Mr. Brown's homeroom re- ceived an Honorable Mention for its originality. RIGHT: Mrs. Alexander's and Mrs. Harden’s homerooms pro- duced this door through a joint effort for an Honorable Mention, and Mrs. Traylor’s homeroom somehow pre- dicted the outcome of the game! 18 Adventure