Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Students' Zeal Increases A new thing in GHS that has caught on is the mixed choir For every girl in the choir there is a boy The mixed choir ventures to sur rounding towns and performs for the members of their choirs Dances are usually held after wards ai These little seen but much visited people are the GAA popcorn poppers Billy Bob Low is waiting for the first yummy batch of corn to be popped so he can sink his teeth into the buttered puffs Q I These students were able to take time out from their skating to stop and pose for us Every night many enthusiastic students, beginners and experts, fmd fun at the skating rink Margarito Canales and his band, a big success at the FHA Style Show, performed at the Lettermen s guitar by playing for a dance band every Saturday night I 2: .t.s - K l l ' - X fx E 'T l - gg grill, ww I L -' . 5 7 jf' 2: Talent Show. Margarito acquired his skill on the T 1. - . ' 2 s kj: 5 A s N in 1 ' lg Z .

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As The Year Progress s The Mr. Johnson's originality served him well in the skit that the Orange jac- kets and Band put on for the Rattler- Apache game. The skit was entitled Boot Hillg' and it had all the ingre- dients of the westems on TV today. Most of these sophomores are deep 1n thought while they puzzle over the tests that Mr W B Alexander is giving Sandra Wilson and Susan Dubose are two of these thinking sophs rung 'Sw-fs .F Supt A O Bird wel comed everyone to the annual Football Banquet held on De cember 7 wi' x laws William Zapalac, backfield coach from A SM was the guest speaker at the 1959 Quarterback Club football banquet which honors all boys pa.rt1c1pat1ng in sports These ambitious actresses put on the first Spotlight Club play this year The Christmas Pearl They are Helen Remschel Carolyn Tinsley Sandra von Werssowetz, Sammie McCask1ll Shirley Iley, Claudia Scheske and Carmen Crews n I C - Wt ,,,,r.., ,fr A s at . .LL A rf ,Y :K X ' , . HT M gfsffgny 'ts' .h K - I f. as N gi 5 A, . I Q , 1 Q ,R . IM , A ,:,ggg, , ,,.r. N , , V 1 a 5 if 1. Q ,'---, ' ' zfsrlsiffigsgeir t gi? ' iii- ft - -ygg A .. l, , li . W K . A fi , T his 5 X' i I s f X P 5 ' 2 2 ' 2 I - : ' if in A A g . I g K f A - . I V , ' X 5 . . . V , N 5:5 . g s . wg . w tsfa i' 1 -w tf 3 s J. 3' me ' ' ' ' . fi ' E1 5 ,A ! ' -'ff A f r r Q 'W 5 ' Y g r?:,,,,,gug?2, . R I g M - -A Hz, ,. .x A W , ' s 1 - -0 i was if . N, P , yd, .rr 1 . I 1 . I , 1 friv1.,,.M. ' qs, ,fgiggg 33 3 31 , K ' f AFV ',V, ,kd ffgzkgfgc ' , r M, , ,

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Busy Class Routine I ---si GHS students demonstrated school Splflt as they cheered the Apache basketball team to a 33 32 vlctory over the Lullng Eagles There were approxrmately two hundred Apache fans at th1s frrst d1str1ct game of the season These two senrors, W1ll1am H111 and Arthur Darrlek, gave the1r rend1t1on of 'Baby, What Do You Want Me To Do? brmgrng the house down at the Ltttermt n s Talent Show They wore those hats partly for the1r act and partly for protect1on 1n case anyone threw tomatoes at them Wlth all of the part1es t1'l1S class has, physrcs 1S more of a plea r e t h a n chore But we h a V e c a u g h t t h e m a t la s t, b u sy W 1 t h an 1ntr1cate exper1 ment Elgrn I-Iernemeyer served as wh1stle bart at the Lettermen's 1n1t1at1on stunt 1n the aud1tor1um. These lovely lass1es 1n their slxm skrrts and bathmg caps were the ma1n attractxon at school and the basket ball game that mght. 0 A ' ' 4 I 1 . , , ' ' . , I . L - ww. ' ' 5 e A Qin . Q iIlIQ::'f' X' . 3 ,W - 'i - 4 , at A f t lylr ,X , 3 - . l X . W - . , . X . . l su a