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Livewire team members Sherri Tumlinson, Stephanie Friedtich, Christine Liguez, and Charlotte Parsley seem to be upset by a call made by referee Kevin Knesek. DOWN. . . SET!! Members of the 8d-69 Pow- der Puff Homecoming Court are (escorts are not pictured) Ronde h Torres escorted by Shantell Shoemoke; Motino Wolff escorted by Lorl Janota; Chancello Freeman escorted by KImberly Wiley; Queen Re- tro Rodriguez escorted by Chelisa Eleby; Darnella Mitch- ell escorted by Leann May; and Thomaslna Dornick es- corted by Lesli Morgan. It ' s a bird. It ' s a plane, it ' s Junior Dull Dabe cheerleader Dane Needham. ' The thrill of victory and the agony of de- feat would be an ap- propriate description of the first annual Powder Puff Football Game which featured the Sen- ior Livewires against the Junior Dull Dabes . The Dull Dabes were de- feated by Livewire; however, the Dull Dabes put up a good fight. Homecoming activi- ties were held during halffime with Queen Petro Rodriguez high- light the evening. Other members of the Home- coming Court were Matina Wolff, Tho- maslna Darnick, Dar- nella Mitchell, Chan- cello Freeman, and Randella Torres. Dy the end of the night, both Powder Puff teams were exhausted. Rematch? Very doubt- ful. A new 6HS tradition? Very likely. We can look back and say Hey, we were the first to do it . What a great feeling! IT ' S NOT ALL BLACK AND WHITE
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In the other sections of this yearbook there are lots of pictures of students having a good time and generally goofing around, (with the emphasis on goof ). This section is dedicated to THE FACULTY, whose job it is to take the emphasis off goof and put it on learn . The well oiled mo- chine of the GHS Faculty has provided constant guidance, if not amusement, to the stu- dent body. Like some ma- chines, although a few parts have been changed, for the most part it has remained unchanged. These people could have chosen a career which would hove given them more respect (and better pay), such as a sanitation engineer or perhaps a ca- reer criminal. Instead, they chose one of the most diffi- cult, low paying jobs in the state. Not only do they work during the day, but grade papers at times of night when only students are out. Why do they do it? Could it be for the satisfaction of see- ing a student leave the classroom with a new bit of information every day? Or could it be for the praise of a former student who comes back to thank his or her teacher? Noh! It isn ' t that simple, maybe; it ' s DEDICA- TION. ADMINISTRA TION FACUL TY Sommie Hovel, ossisioni superinten- dent of the Gonzales Independent Scttool District.
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