Gainesville High School - Leopard Yearbook (Gainesville, TX)

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ournalism PATSY WILSON The ability to get the job done won Patsy the journalism award, She was associate editor of the Leop- ard Tale this year. She adapted easily to journalistic writing as opposed to essay or theme writing. Quality of work, attention to details, and the ability to meet deadlines were among the main things con- sidered. 26 F... SY gn--.. 1:5 ix if .- nn. '13 . . g if , Lynx BAN! Metal Shop LARRY BUTLER Larry Butler won the metal shop award because of his outstanding abilities in the shop. l-le served as a jack of all tradesn and showed Very good leadership. Larry not only worked easily with the machinery, but he also made high grades. r Q 'Q EWR is ww'

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English BOB BREEDING Bob Breeding was named for the English award. Bob was chosen for his creativity and maturity in writing as well as for his classroom attitude and co-operation. , 9 i.,.-,,. -M .1 pq, Foreign Language REBECCA LINN Rebecca Linn received the for- eign language award. She has taken four years of languages, two of Latin and two of French. Rebecca was active in the Latin and French clubs and achieved an excellent average.

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Distributive Education TRUENA WESTFALL The distributive education award for this year was given to Truena Westfall. She showed outstanding qualities of salesmanship by making especially good grades in such fields as store speeches, sales promotion, the economics of distribution, retail merchandising, accounting, adver- tising and public relations. Truena was required to have two years of DE. ,.-v ' an-ff E Mathematics MIKE MCC ULLY The 1965 Math Award was earned by Mike McCully. To receive this award, Mike made exceptionally high grades in Algebra I and Il, geometry, and higher math for his four years of high school. 27