Gauley Bridge High School - Gauneka Yearbook (Gauley Bridge, WV)

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HOOFPRINTS STAFF This year's changes even had its effects on the journalism department. With the seven period schedule we had the opportunity to have two periods allotted for journalism. Much more work was accomplished since there were two complete staffs for the newspaper and the yearbook. The HoofPrints' staff has published several interesting editions this year. Students supported the school newspaper well and par- ticularly showed concern for controversial issues by purchasing copies and keeping up- to-date on important happenings. TOP LEFT: Members of the Journalism I Class fNewspaperl are: ROW 1, Charlotte Vencill, advisory Carla Adkinsg Susie Nutterg ROW 2, Carrie May, editorg Diana Willsg Sherry Thomas, editorg Sarah Hogang ROW 3, Crystal Rogersg David Arthurg Tammy Richmond, Mike Deeringg ROW 4, Scott Blackwellg Billy Boweng and Bill White, Photographer. CENTER: Susie prepares a poster advertising the newspaper as fellow classmates watch over her. RIGHT: Writers for the GauIey Gab are Crystal Rogers and Tammy if f . - Richmond. X-'S . 9 ?Ea E.. f - 'sg' 'T'-li 49 ,E

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STUDENTS EXHIBIT THEIR SPECIAL MUSICAL TALENTS One of the features at Gauley Bridge High of which everyone is ex- tremely proud of is the music depart- ment. Under the direction of Mr. James Warren, Gauley Bridge has developed the best band and chorus in the county. The tradition of good quality music has thrived for years. The concert band has continued to be rated one, which is ex- cellent in both county and area band festivals. One of the added features which makes Gauley Bridge rather un- ique is the fantastic jazz band known as The Swingsters We are all very thankful to Mr. Warren for his time. effort, and dedica- tion to the music department and students of Gauley Bridge High School. The Gauley Bridge High School chorus harmonlzes under the direction of Mr. James Warren. dig H I 1 I I I JI I I I ii , , .IX X' The Jazz Band is shown providing some fine sounds at a basketball game. 48

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GAUN EKA STAFF 16? With Mrs. Vencill as an advisor, the Gauneka staff was able to complete the yearbook on schedule. Trying to meet the deadlines set by the publishers is a hassle. Cooperation, determination, and patience are major factors in getting the Gauneka done on time. There are six other main people who deserve recogni- tion: Cinda Elswick, editor, Coy Miller, co-editor, Diana Wills, editor, Carrie May, co-editor, Brenda Johnson, typist, and special thanks to Bill White, Photographer. gr 11 TOP RIGHT: Kevin Richmond goes over a few copy sheets in Journalism ll tYear- bookl. 'Y VX! BOTTOM: Members of the Yearbook Staff tJournaIism llj are: ROW 1, Charlotte Vencill, Advisor, Jeff Boley, co-editor, Brenda Johnson, ROW 2, Cinda Elswick, Editor, Diana Wills, Editor, Carrie May, co-editor, Jay Bobinski, Ricardo Aguilar, co-editor, Coy Miller, co-editor, Don Meadows, ROW 3, Steve Morris, Kevin Richmond, Alfonsia Allen, Kevin Westfall, NOT PICTURED: Scott Blackwell, Mike Johnson.