Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Awards Da Brings Man Thrill -1M59 ' li 1 Karen Wundt, the 1959 60 Future Nurses president, accepts the Principals Award from Principal Fred A l-lavel, jr for the most outstanding club of the school year They help in the local hos pitals and the convalescent home Gail Brown will preside over GHS as president of the Student Council in 1960 61 Gail is an active member of the Choir, Oj's, and has served in various class offices in previous years Kathy Vacker, the 1959 60 Head Major ette receives the honor of Drum Majorette for the next year Kathy has been an ac tive member of the Apache Band for three years, and a majorette for two years Tops in the Commercial field are Carolyn Tinsley and Shirley Iley Carolyn took First in State Shorthand and Shirley won First in a National typing contest, which results in a trip to Sweden It is with tearful eyes, but happy hearts that the cheerleaders give up their faithful megaphones to the 1960-61 Apache Cheerleaders. Sue Carnes, Sandra Wilson, Sandra jane Vordenbaum, Tommie Lou Hinton, and Mary Lena Erig took the new positions fl

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Broken by arious Activities Under the direction of Mr Oren E johnson check that snazzy uniform the band performed at its annual Christm as concert David Ihrig who seems to have missed the fallout at Mardi Gras, is laughing at the plight of the others as they dig out from under confetti and serpentine X IN-.1 Plenty of action filled the Junior-Senior basketball game this year. Although the senior boys put up a splendid fight in the game held fourth period, the juniors ca.me out on top with the final score 44 -43. It takes a heap of work and feed to bring a tiny calf up to a. prize winning bull but Donald Neuse found his reward when his bull was judged low good at the FFA and 4 H Livestock Show The Betty Crocker Award, given to the senior girl scoring the highest number of correct answers on the Betty Crocker test, was won by Carolyn Tinsley Caro1yn's test was sub mitted in the state contest .N ' U - . 3-se . . . f I ' . l , 3 J F? ' ' ' .. . , mi to Q 5 l 9 5 4 A ' yoc, rrsss B5 B as f 2 B 2 f lgll A . ' x...,,, i lii T ' ' .

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Prom Tops Off Fine Year The Co1on1a1 Gardens were enrlched by the Negro servants who pro vrded entertamment as well as serv1ce to the guests at the prom Tee Tleman and h1s orchestra prov1ded the desrred type of mus1c for your every mood YU QA These late hours are just too much for Mr Havel He must have h1s beauty sleep There was no s1tt1ng out a dance at the prom th1s year Everybody was up and m the swmg of thmgs