Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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BACK INTO EARLY DAYS, GHS’s own Thomas GETTING A COMPLETE MAKE-UP job Is Nathaniel Williams as Mrs. Halliday applies the Jefferson is Donald Rascoe. rouce. IN THE GRAND FINALE, the Happy Birthday, America banner was unfurled before a standing ovation from the audience.

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THINKING - as demonstrated In English I by Stella Anderson. PLAYING - as shown on the tennis court by Tommy Norman. 7 0 Ways of Killing Spare Time How do you kill your spare time? These are ten of the most popular ways and most of us find ourselves doing each and everyone in a 24 hour time period. The average Gurdon student spends six hours in class a day . . . but within each period one half of these given ways come to life, either thinking about them as in dating! ... or doing them in looking! If you don't kill time this way, try it, you may like it!!! WALKING - as shown by Alan Haltom as he returns from the tournament. 27

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Give Our Regards to Broadway Lights, camera, action! The class plays for '76 were the biggest and best in many years. The Jr. Class presented an original musical, American Kaleidoscope, written by members of the class. In the first attempt of this son, the Jrs. made the big- gest hit ever. A near sellout crowd and lots of enthu- siasm of 66 cast members sent the play to Dogpatch, USA - Marble Falls for a presentation to the Arkansas Postmasters Convention. The Srs. presented a three- act comedy entitled Off the Track. A setting of a country railroad station in the 1950’s made and cap- ped off the Sr. year. 29 THE TYPICAL COLLEGE JOE and his sweethearts. Mark Osbum finds he has much in common with the young ladies.