Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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A Way of Life at G.H.S. LEFT: Girls' Basketball team — 1926 BELOW LEFT: Gadsden High football players — 1980 BELOW RIGHT Volleyball team —1980

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Sportsmanship Gadsden High School has always been known for its innovative program in sports as well as academics. In past years only the students with superior athletic ability were chosen to participate in the sports program of our schools. Realizing the character build- ing aspects and the invaluable lessons learned by students involved; Gadsden now offers a complete sports program. Hundreds of boys and girls are now able to choose one or more of the following sports, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Track, and Swimming. 16 Opening

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Scholarship Yesterday and Today A superior academic program and the quality of its students have placed alumni of Gadsden High School in places of honor and leadership all over the world. Consistently, year after year, scholarships are awarded to, and important posi- tions are filled by students and former students of this school. Gadsden High School is and always has been living proof that the dream of the founders of our system is a reality. They believed that a free pub- lic education for all would produce a land of plenty and the incentive to strive for justice and equality for mankind. ABOVE RIGHT Smartest pupil — listed in 1923 Crucible. RIGHT: Senior A Honor Roll (First row). Randy Freeman. Tim Nolen. Amy Lummis; (Second row). Susan Lytle. Allison Chan- dler. Anita McCarver. Mary Semrick; (Third row). Jett Howard, and Chipper Griffith. 18 Opening