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

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WAFIDS AND RECOGNITICN E -vii A great accomplishment for any athlete and a first for Nancy Corbin and Mark Grimmett were the represen any student from GBHS was achieved by Hop Shepherd tatives from GBHS at Camp Horseshoe. who was named All American. -sqm-'wr in lp- .' 'I fl' V Coby Miller sponsored by the Lion's Club and Ricardo Aguilar sponsored by the American Legion attended Boy's State at Jackson's Mill. John Holland was the alternate. Ricardo was elected speaker of the House.

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GBHS STUDENTS FIECEIV -SLS! f f 'Fig i?'5 5 '5 '7b'f QA The recipient of this year's Betty Crocker award was Peggy Workman. ff X r ' ' 'ff 4 Ricardo Aguilar participated in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Contest. I Two outstanding athletes who made the All-State first team in Single A foot- ball were Mark Grimmett and Hop Shepherd.

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DELEGATES FIEPRESENT OUR SCHOGL M1 ,fi 1 X if Cathy Fordyce and Carrie May, two girls of the Senior The following Senior girls, Cathy Backus, Nancy Cor Class and Patricia Wallace QNOT PICTUREDJ attended bin, and Cinda Elswick were the Glrl's State alternates. Girl's State at Jackson's Mill. Happiness and grateful smiles always shine on the faces of students when they are recognized for outstan- ding achievement in various categories. This year many Seniors received various awards of recognition. Three outstanding girls did a fine job in representing Gauley Bridge High by attending Girl's State at Jackson's Mill. Cathy Fordyce was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Carrie May was sponsored by the Kanuga Club, and the Charlton Heights Woman's Club sponsored Patricia Wallace. Cathy Backus, Nancy Corbin, and Cin- da Elswick were the alternates for Glrl's State who would have attended if one of the chosen delegates failed to go. Another great achievement this year was the attending of a Science Seminar at The U.S. Naval Academy by John Holland and Ricardo Aguilar. Students competed from all parts of the country to fill the few limited openings. Perhaps one of the greatest John Holland and Ricardo Aguilar attended a science seminar at the U.S changes this year took place inside the Navai Academy' football program. This year's mighty Travellers made it tothe finals of the State tournament. Receiving highly acclaimed honors this year were Hop Shepherd and Mark Grimmett by making the first team All-State team. One of the greatest awards In the country was received by Hop when he was selected as an all American.