Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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CEvrjui TOP: Wesley Kennedy. Karen Manning, and Jackie Man- ning make their way back to the starting point. LEFT: A relatively new organization, the Golf Team Sweethearts en- tered their first parade this year. Sweethearts arc Henry Culp. Kent Back. Tommy Dowling. Jeff Mayo, driving, and Pern Kelly and Mark Smith on back. They certainly arc beauties. BELOW: Marsha Roberson slips her mask off for a short rest The Velvetone-Triad entry shows a small preview of the Homecoming game, and is accompanied by Jama C'ushing and Mimi Brown ABOVE: It’s a little hard to tell whether Billy Jones is a drummer dressed as a police- man or a policeman who just confiscated a drum.

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ABOVE: Sigma Chi Epsilon gives 100$ during the pa- rade. In front is Valerie Taylor, and Mayor Steve Means is hiding behind Kathryn Hornsby and Thea Eugenias. Gena Burgess is preoccupied with her marching. RIGHT: Naturally, the cheerleaders headed up the parade. 24 Adventure Parade Enhances Festivities Broad Street swarmed with enthusiastic Tigers and spectators while participating students rode or walked down the street bearing tidings of Homecoming '75. Many new and various organizations entered cars in the parade. Being October 31. all band members disguised themselves for Halloween, adding to the festivity of the occasion. All spirits were high in the expectations of an exciting evening. Debbie Collins. Bill Hudson. Janice Fadely. Cindy Bonds, and Melanie Bradley relax after their fine performance.

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The Moment Finally Arrives GHS students participated in Home- coming festivities with great enthusiasm. Building class displays, attending the bon- fire, watching the parade, and waiting for the game instilled Tiger spirit in everyone. The week climaxed when four lovely Senior girls were crowned, the Senior display won the display competition, and the Tigers were victorious in overtime play. 26 Adventure