Gamewell Collettsville High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)

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T he s e students are participating in a s oc k hop sponsored by the C am era Club after one of our football games. These three sophomore girls, joan Kincaid, Frances Houck, and Dixie Furches look to see whose homeroom they are in on regis- tration day. If the moments are not captured as they happen, they are lost to us forever as the patterns in the kaleidoscope. In these pages we have managed to capture a few of those magical moments. Whether it be studying or having a good time, these activities make up a students life from day to day. These activities may include attending the foot- ball and basketball games, the dances and activities sponsored by various c lubs, the a c t i v i t i e s of the clubs and the general activities of students on campus. Happy days are here again. Would somebody please help janet Kincaid pick up her things that fell from her locker. Happy vacation! Every year the seniors get class rings. This year is no exception. Charles Cloniger hands the Herff-jones representative his twenty dollars while Pat Crump, Brenda Coffey, and Steve Wright look on waiting to pay for their rings. Frankie McMillan drew ourdevil for the homecoming game this year. She and Lewis McCall painted it whileLuther Setzer and Kenny Moore stand by watching them. 7

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Elections at Gamewell are very competitive. Last year in our campaigns for assistant editor and business manager, james Clay shows ingenuity by placing his name in big letters on top of the school building when he was running for assistant business manager. You ought to be in pictures! Richard Helton seems to think he belongs there. These seniors are taking the GATB test given by the STJDENT LIFE First day! These students arrive on that eventful day and eagerly seek their name on the bulletin board to find where to go to begin another long year. These boys and their friend, who represents ourhomecoming opponent, Bandys High School, are ready for the big game. S t and ing are Bill Gragg, Allen Bryant, jerry Storie, Gary Bumgarner, junie Bradshaw, Robert Holman, Larry Moss, jack Lail, Richard Kincaid, and Charles Cloniger. Those sitting are Danny McQueen, Mike Douglas, Luther Setzer, and Dennis McCall. In many ways student life can be compared with the kaleidoscope. The kaleidoscope is an optical device in which colored bits of glass change patterns continually. Student life is the activities of s tu d e nt s on campus and these activities are also continually changing. In the kaleidoscope you can see a c e rtain pattern only one time. You cannot ever find this pattern again. So it is in student life. The activities of the days are constantly changing and these moments cannot ever be the same Employment Service Agency. Mr. Hal jarratt is giving again. the test and Wilford Beane and Joe Allen Saunders take their turns placing the pegs in the holes. 6

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ASSOCIATIGN This being the first section of the annual, it must show the first design of the kaleidoscope. Associations bring about the relationships among the people of the school. The first design must be that of close relationship. Each teacher, each student, and each person must work together in order to have a smooth running school. This design must be one of cooperation, achievement, and friendship. Green, the color used on this page, is significant of youth and hope. Our youth must be the hope of the future -the leaders of tomorrow begin the task of making the design of life today. 8