Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

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,F '- y. P3 , . X - I et S HILL HIGHS Q Bud Holland receives his football jacket from Coach Van Haver- beke at the football banquet. Eighth Grade students gladly pose for their Gusher pictures being made by Mr. Bernie Lumpkin. Donnie Tuttle tries his skill at dart throwing at the Hallowe'en Carnival. Football Sweetheart candidates turn in their money to Mr. Burns. iunuiii 1 lx A large crowd enjoys the booths at the carnival.

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CHRISTMAS AT GASTGN N I Ili NAS.. U-G IJ! 1 ... L jf I b t h rn to com lete the decor The F H A Profect Commrttee prepares boxes of food and Junror Cass mem ers pr c p atrng for their Chrrstmas party clothrng for needy famrlres m the community Mrs: Watson's Eighth Graders enfoy refreshments durmg Legends of Chrrstmas are presented durrng the Christmas pro b th P bl t t ffs their homeroom party gram given y e u rca lon s a

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Qnfyx f' ef-ao: Gaston delegates to the Denton convention enjoy delicious food at the banquet in Hubbard Hall. New T.H.S.P.A. officers, Barbara Bradford, Weatherford, Bonnie Poland, Gaston, Margie Crawford, Denison, and Cornell Waggoner, Tyler, chat together after the final ballots have been counted. Publication representatives from Gaston present a colorgraph of the qualifications of their candi- date, Bonnie Poland, before the general session of high school journalists. THE PRESS Before an audience of eight hundred delegates at the con- vention at Denton, Shirley Burgess, Co-Editor of the GUSHER delivers a talk on How to Finance the Yearbook.