Gainesville High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Table of Contents Introduchon Currlculum Student Life Sports Studen Body ff 'Nr Us bfffu 4lf'::L'l'i gFg'g5S?i:i:: cn b if As kfffliiffi K f fl Index rp' Page For forty stun yt in our fl 15, flux with 48 stflrs hut tvso more Each morning whlle throughout the natlon flwgs are being num ncldul in 1909 xslnn Alnskl ind Hui 111 lvcume stitcs raised GHS1o1ns ID led by Roger Hart trumpetlst ind Niarshlll Crosby Nothing Is More Vital to the Growth of Our Nation Than the Development of An Effective Educational System Page Four ' ing iviiirr Wrriiiig-if---W ffii --kk-- 2 ' ,sss it Es. E E ..sss.s .-s,esssssesesss 12 I ' ..,,...,...., ,E ..,,, ,Elsie to c 36 M ' ss,,s, ,WEN so its s,ss..s . ssl 60 M,, , ' E ffffiisc ,Wg t nj yy E M y,-yy, wvyonmu-m Q2 Q -M X W ew A-+4 . ' fs ff' ..,' f fVzLfJP 'Q . , , Q .-,,,....,........,,,s.., ss-.sst--,.-sc-- 150 , A .w f 5 E ,,r ,,f' t . ,A , d .....m...,......e..ee.l E ee-. eeA-e,eeeeeeee 188 . I ' ,, Jw 'if ESQ' ' ,f A . I, w, ' .....-........., c.......c....,s es, so se.. 206 . MQ' 1 2 Z' ' ,iff

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QA 'NSZ .it Weir , The Responsibilities As graduates of CHS, Maryanne Awtrey and jim Kolnrik are well prepared for college, another important step in becoming better citizens of our growing community. .ei s r ' F 7 l INE VILLE .,,,r W-W - .. ,, W 4' H , , , ,,Ag.-.M f my Undergraduates George Swinford and Cary Ash are perhaps discussing the day when they too will leave CHS and go on to the Uni- versity of Florida. This two-thirds of the graduating class will attend collegcg of these, 557 will attend thc- U. of F. here in Cuiiicsvillc-. Page Six