Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

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HOIVIECOIVIING Gaston's eighth annual Homecoming was Saturday, October 25, 1958. The ex-students were greeted and served refreshments in the cafeteria where they reg- istered. After a business meeting in the audi- torium at which new officers were elected, they adjourned to the cafeteria where they feasted upon baked turkey with all the trim- mings. Following the Homecoming game there was a reception held in the gym in honor of the visiting Exes and their families. going to the Red Devil Stadium to watch annual Homecoming game. Among the Exes at the Homecoming were many parents of '59 Seniors. Pictured are Carolyn Posey and mother, Mrs. Wilma Poseyg Kay Herring- ton and mother, Mrs. Mabel Herringtong Mike Blackford and mother, Mrs. Lillian Blackford: and Gaines Dickeson and father, Mr. Dan Dickeson. For-rm-r graduates enjoying the festivities of the day were Mr Stroud Seelbach and daughter, Mrs. Carl Furqueron. Mr. Seel- hach proudly looks forward to the day when Melanie, third gen- eration of the family, will be a graduate of Gaston, ' 23

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1 6 Q wi' i' 'T EXES RETURN FOR M- i Mr. C. R. Fig Newton will serve as President of the Exes in '59-,60. The outgoing President of the Ex-Stul dent Association, Mr. Glenn Hudsonl looks on as graduates of GHS registed Excs enjoy zu delicious banquet befor the Devils battle L9VQ1'Gtt,S Chapel in the'

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Civics students-Nell Titus, Jo Ann Cour- cier, and Linda Stroud-get actual experi- ence in conducting an election by count- ing the votes for the Most Beautiful Nomi nees. Third year homemaking girls-Mary Wall, Jo Jane Williams, and Joyce Richards-hang the curtains that they made for the newly-decorated bedroom in the homemaking cottage. Judie Lacy and Cathy Theriot display a replica of a Bowie knife along with a pic- ture of James Bowie to fellow classmates in Texas History. CLASSROOM Microscopes and pickled specimens command the attention ot the biology class. 'mr liii