Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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All the memories of the GHS will light the corners of our minds, as indeed the song says. Memories we shall cherish of the way we were. The captured faces of fellow classmates are combined within the 1977-78 Lexington. This is the way we were. A. A fad that broke through at G.H.S. and made a great impression on many students was that of skateboarding. B. Punching each digit carefully, Sally Molina works hard dur- ing Bookkeeping. C. Linda Camarillo helps one of her Ele- mentary students. D. But Mrs. Parsley, it still doesn ' t work right, complains Jack Gindler. E. The 1977-78 choir pre- forms one of the first of many concerts that were given throughout the year. F. I showed you all this before Don, weren ' t you listening? asks Mrs. Dubose. G. Robin Damon tries to convince herself that the annual aptitude tests aren ' t all that bad. H. Mona Yackel seems to be listening carefully to a class lecture. I. Now you tell me you see the same thing I did, Elijah Clark tells Vincent Greathouse. J. Whenever help is needed in the library Mrs. Knight is always there to help. As shown helping Mrs, Glass. K. Seniors Kris- tie Seidel and Kenneth LePori inspect the Senior Bulletin Board. L. More essay questions? wonders Norma Gayton during an English IV test. M. Library aide Charlotte Davis works on a project to enhance the atmosphere of the library. St udent Life 9

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The Way We Were 1977-78 I M«Je it A ,Ve! VV„ v L s; r jm 8 Student Life

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It ' s Yesterday Once More