Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

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Senior Class officers and Mrs. Wade have a good time making plans for their annual Career Day. CLASS OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer . . . Reporter . . Sponsor . . President . . Vice-President Social Chairmen . . . Pete Miller . Glenda Jenkins . Mrs. Onie Wade . . Gus Copeland . . . Joe Nicol . . Tommie Adams and Richard Theriot SE IORS

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. R6 Qu- uv s P-'K ,EJ QI sq vb' Qi 5. 0.4 ' A . 4 f in Ig cn F11 Z. CD .. PU . rn . 'VI v .yww K . mf. Aff- L . - . -.Y Q, .4 ' l 'kv' T9ie 'gf.1'w s .A ,fy - X H D .f, -45. Q ' ', . . .I Li' 'U' f -'- x 4 , A Q Wk. Q' ,' . 3?-. +-. .2 ' 1 NANCY SCOTT REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS GUS COPELAND The shock of our abrupt meeting with the water left me unconscious. When I awoke, I found that Conseil had managed to hold my head above water and had sighted a spar to which we were soon cling- ing. We Called to the fast-disappearing frigate for help, but its damaged rudder rendered it unable to help either itself or us. Spying what we .supposed to be a floating isle, we clambered wearily over its slippery sides. which we were astounded to find were sheet metal. It was here we found Ned Land, a quiet, strong Canadian, who had been engaged to harpoon the beast, We fell asleep from exhaustion and on awaking, found ourselves prisoners of several dark- clad men. They fed us with some food that was un- known to me, Then we were brought before the mas- ter of this strange craft. He had made a decision to turn us back to the sea, but he o17ered to let me live because of my reputation as an authority on sea organisms. I was unable to accept this of7er to save my life at the expense of my eompanions. We were put on top, and the monster began to submerge very slowly. As the water was about to engulf us. the boat was brought back to the surface. We had passed Nemo's test of courage and loyalty.

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i TOMMIE LARUE ADAMS PEP SQUAD, ,55-'56, F. H. A., '55-'56, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR CLASS. AARON COOPER CRAFTSMAN CLUB. '53-'56, YICE- PRESIDENT, '53-'54, SECRETARY- TREASURER, '54-'55, PRESIDENT, '55- '565 BASEBALL, '52-'53, FOOTBALL, '52-'56, TRACK, ,52-'56, C-CLUB, '53- '56g NOMINEE FOR MOST HAND- SOME, '54-'55, MOST REPRESENTA- TIVE STUDENT, '53-'54g PRESIDENT OF JUNIOR CLASS. WANDA ARRINCTON PEP SQUAD, '52-'56, DRAMATICS, '52- '56, F. H. A., '52-'55, VOLLEYBALL, '53-'56, GUS COPELAND DEVIL'S DELICHT, '55-'56, SPORTS EDITOR, F. F. A., '52-'55g G-CLUB, '54- '5lj, BASEBALL, '52-'56, BASKETBALL, '52-'56, FOOTBALL, '52-'56, TRACK, '52-'56, REPORTER OF JUNIOR CLASS, PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS, RELIGIOUS COUNCIL, '53- '55. SENIORS ANABELL BAILEY PEP SQUAD, '52-Iss, DRAMATICS, '52-'56, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, F. H. A., SOCIAL CHAIRMAN OF FRESHMAN CLASS. HOYT DUCCAN GASTON CUSHER, '53-'56, EDITOR, DEVIL'S DELICHT, ,55-'56, MUSIC EDITOR, BAND, '52-,56, PRESIDENT, '55-'56, DRAMATICS, '52-'53, CRAFT S- MAN CLUB, '53-'55, RELIGIOUS COUNCIL, '53-'55, SOCIAL CHAIR- MAN OF SOPHOMORE CLASS, WHO'S WHO IN BAND, '54-'55.