Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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INTER CLUB COUN IL F.F.A. F.H.A. KEYETTES KEY CLUB RAVEN CLUB TORCH CLUB QUILL AND SCROLL HURRICANE PLAYERS JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E 19 Z mf H fy. 63 , Q' .4 f 4 ,,-....,...ff.m.,..,,W. 4-w.C..L.,,..s-..w...... we-ef---w-Mew.--..,.,,.,,,,,-., Z, Kg , ,:,.,,,I. II , ,. l A ,, ym?w Inter-Club CounciI Offtcers ore, left to rnghtz Soroh Allen West, Pneaident, representing Anchor Club, Becky Thomoson, Secnetaflq, representing the Keyettes, Jone Blalock, Vice- Pneaident, representing the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Isobel Scott, as Vice-'Pneaident of the student body, serves os on ex-officio member. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB DCT SPANISH CLUB ANCHOR CLUB GAMMA HI-Y BETA HI-Y PEP CLUB FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB ui ALPHA TRI HI-Y BETA TRI-HI-Y SCIENCE CLUB WHEEL CLUB OPTI-MISS TEC CLUB I 2 I

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STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTS The Council has many proiects which benefit the students, and the school. During the first week of school, a Friendship Week and an Orientation program lwhich is carried out through the rest of the yearl are presented to help the students get ac- quainted with the school and the people in it. The Council is in charge of assembly programs and it also sponsors a series of Career Nights which aid the students in deciding on a future occupation. The special bulletin board which gives information pertaining to scholarships and various professions of interest to all students is also a Council project. All student body elections are handled by the group and they sponsor school dances during the year. However, the main duty of the Student Council is to act as a liason between the student body, the faculty, and the administration in working on matters concerning the students. AT WCJRK Seated: G Blodston, E, Billington,C. Hutson A Dunscombe M Franklin M M Cox, P Nutt, L. Boyd, M. Chandler. Second Row D Kopelowitz J A Riley, D. D Webb, D, Tyre, D. Joiner, S Chamblin M Garret N Ferrazzi M Reeves, S Campbell, B. Olinger, B, Simmons WZ, W A 4 'X 'I , -.',,- , . V fm. - s if W M2 f? Q26 22,726 - 1, ,V ,WA , , , my , fh3'7Q. W r 'E 24

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, ,au ls 3 xq W , YN As we V. 5 'K A if 1 t W 2 it 4 5 1 i A5 X Ak, ,K+ X K , , X is 5 , ss if I 4 ,Pg X g' J 4 , GIRLS' STATE Journeying to the mythical Girls' State of Se.ninole in June last summer were Mason Carmichael and Patricia Kelley. They rep- resented G.H.S. in this make-believe government organized to acquaint Florida youth with our state government. City, county, and state officials were elected, and laws were proposed and made by actual law-making procedure. Mason was elected to the office of County Superintendent of Registration, and Patricia held the position of County Superintendent of Public Instruction. 5, ,E 4 , ,aMii,Qffssl' 'T f R T f A A5 kg A X., 4 , , Q . msg A 'ff is gt Tf 1 i,yi :,, . 'V as s l 5' i A if f Representatives to Girls' State are Patricia Kelley and Mason Carmichael. CYS' STATE To Boys' State went Buck Grinter, Roger Shields, and Charles Tut- tle. Charles was County and District Party Chairman, Buck served as a member ofthe City Council and as State Representative. Roger held the office of County Supervisor of Registration, Dis- trict Party Chairman, as well as State Senator. 13 Representatives to Boys' State are, Roger Shields, Charles Tuttle, and Buck Grinter. We 'Gif