Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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All work and no play make G.H.S. students dull boys and girls. Cold wintry days are made brighter by special days such as 50-60 days, cowboy and Indian day and Halloween celebration. LEFT: Gretel Hol- comb, Keith Brooks. Linda Vreatt, Lori Goss, and Polly Holcomb call off the Cowboy and Indian War. BELOW LEFT: G.H.S. students recall nostal- gic days of 1950 s. BELOW RIGHT: Donald ( Matt Dillon) Core. LEFT: Michael Bostick. Mary Smedley, Pam Wright. Tyrus Foster, and Iphadella English enjoy by-gone days ABOVE: Brian McKearin. Vicki Jones and Tommy Denson declare Happy Days are here again Activities 29

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School Daze — Fun Days 28 TOP LEFT: Did Julie Farrow forget to change this morn- ing? TOP RIGHT: Will the real Mr Brown please come for- ward9 ABOVE A pensive moment for Lisa Leslie. MIDDLE RIGHT: Adolph Hitler, the Cone Heads, the wicked witch, a Martian, and a busy little bee invade Gadsden High on dressup day RIGHT: Dress up day improved G.H.S. spirit. Activities

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Magazine Sales ABOVE: Winning Homeroom! (Lett to right). Kneeling: Pam Jackson. Susan Henslee. Laurie Frantz. Gretel Holcomb. Carla Gray. Connie Knight. Paula Jackson. Gail Hooks. Kelly Godfrey. Janine Hagerman. Mrs Donald. Brian Garner. Reginald Brunson. Lee Dye. and Chipper Griffith. RIGHT: Drew Campbell Although many students worked diligently, the Senior Class failed to reach their goal of $15,000. Mrs. Donald’s homeroom was number one in magazine sales. They were rewarded with a pizza party in the lunchroom compliments of Sunland Magazine Company. Drew Campbell was top salesman, selling over $500 worth of magazines. His efforts earned him a nice cash prize plus a tape player. 30 Activities