Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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Randy Temple Paige Thomas Spencer Thomas Wayne Turner Russell Tyler Heath Usry Paul Walker Danny Wallace Brian Williams Chris Williams Dan Williams Trena Williamson Jeffrey Wright Jay Johnson A Note of Explanation The annual magazine sale is a senior sponsored activity aimed at helping finance the school’s yearbook. As a sales incentive this year, the Crucible Staff offered the Senior Color Portrait Reward. The senior portraits appearing in color on pages 16 through 16C are of those individuals selling six or more magazine subscriptions. We appreciate their special efforts! We hope this first time appearance of Senior Portraits in color will become a tradition, begun by the Class of 86. And that each year Tiger Pride will grow along with the number qualifying for this color portrait section. 22 Seniors Best of luck to each and every senior.

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Ross Moses Amy Owen Kim Pankey Ivan Pierce Thomasa Posey Marie Sumpter Wallace Rawls David Reavis Deidra Snow Tanya Sumpter Brenda Swain Stephanie Riddle Todd Stevens Roger Sandlin Jodie Schupert Kari Swann Seniors 21

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 4 Ttecv ?cice C i t£e Maw you ever wondered what «was hke to go to • t0f oton country and go to school ther a tor a year? Patar Fagerberg from Sweden took mat nca. Ha cama to Gadsden, became a member otihe ©ass of 86 at Gadsden MohSchoof Peter r daodad to coma to America through the Foreign Exchange Program attar ha traveled to the tinted State a few tme». (Hi niter tpant torn sme hare thrao year ago) Petor wanted to coma to learn to speak English better and to meat Patar ay» that Swedish schools are much more ottarent from American school Thar are eleven ditlarant daises, but student go to only eight per day. They have two hours of rustory end 6 noub of math per weak Classes are 40 minutes long in Sweden mere are no school sports teams Soma students play soccer and basketball dunng P E . but it on wants to play on a team, ha must Bof coaogo is only throe years more Peter anjoysaa his classes her at OHS Ha takes physics, typing, trigonometry, government, tennis. and Engish Ha most Oftcdt class is government He says A r hard to understand American government because Sweden has a socialistic government instead of a democratic join an after school league Peter would »ctua»y be m tvs rest year it h was W«i Sweden H h school lasti tthorc l(oy a»Nsd »CS. typing. tn, I Engish Ha t nt Hesaysaw Teenagers m Sweden do not spend all of their ten in school They go to movies, amusement parks, and dacos on the weekends They ere not Slowed to drrve unM they are eighteen, so they meet the dates at the disco . Peter says he loves Amenca It s so near he