Gideon High School - Gisemo Yearbook (Gideon, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1965 volume:

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DEDICNETI-HQ 1965 GIQEMOTO - AFTER A BALLGAME After the Homecoming Bas- ketball game, Mr. Henry and son David chat with Mr. An- derson in lobby of the new gym. Mr. Bailey Ray Henry graduated from Flat River High School, Flat River, Missouri and attended college at Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau. He received a B.S. in Education with majors in Soci- ology and History, and minors in English and French. From the University of Missouri at Columbia he received his Master's Degree in education. His graduate major was City School Administration. At present he is doing advanced graduate work at the University of Tennessee. Mr. Henry has been active in professional organizations, These in- clude the Missouri State Teachers Association and the National Education Association. In many organizations his ability for leadership has been demonstrated. He is President of the New Madrid County Association of School Administrators and is Past President of the New Madrid County Teachers Association. For 4 years he was a member of the Southeast Missouri State College Superintendents' Advisory Committee and in 1964 was President of the Southeast Missouri Association of School Administrators. ln 1962 Mr. Henry was chosen as a delegate to the Regional White House Conference on Health, Education, and Welfare. THE HENRY FAMILY - Left to Right: David, age 9, Mr. Henry, Mar- AT HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET -5, 1 tts it gflfx Mr. Henry takes time out to join National Honor Society members at their banquet. L Because of his fair treatment of his staff, his rapport with the Board of Education, his wholehearted support of extracurricular activities, and his never-tiring efforts to improve the quality of the Gideon Schools, Mr. Henry is respected and well-liked by students, faculty, and other school personnel. Mr. Henry is also an asset to the community, evidenced by his partici- pation in civic activities. He is a past President of the Gideon Kiwanis Club, a member of the City Library Board for nine years, member of the City Council Advisory Board, and has been of tremendous value to the city of Gideon in heading the committee which planned and worked out details for Gideon's Sewage disposal system. He is a member of the Methodist Church. Mr. Henry's hobbies are reading books on philosophy and doing gen- ealogical research. He became interested in genealogy when he discovered he was a direct descendant of Patrick Henry through the early American statesman's oldest son John. i Q cus, age 13, Mrs. Henry, and Jeffery, age 6. - M124 B. PAY HENRY The yearbook staff chose to dedicate this 1965 GISEMO to Mr. Henry early in the year even before his acceptance of a new position with the Farmington Schools, Farmington, Missouri. This dedication is perhaps made more timely because of that fact. However, the real significance of this dedication is to point out the service and inspiration Mr. Henry has given to his community, his profession, and the Gideon Schools. We, as students of Gideon High School and as members of the year- book staff, hereby recognize his many contributions to our education and do dedicate this 1965 GISEMO to Superintendent B. Ray Henry. 3 In his office, Mr. Henry confers with his secre tary, Mrs. Joanna Moore. On the first day of the 1964-65 school year Mr. Henry talks with students and faculty members. ,,,.-za, BILLIE BURSON N 'X fl FOEEWOIZD We, the editors, on behalf of the yearbook staff present to the students of G.H.S. their 1964-65 Gisemo. The Gisemo contains pictures and words which we think will enclose the memories of the 1964-65 school year. We hope that as you thumb through each section of this book you will be reminded of the activities, fun, and studies you participated in during the spring, fall, and winter months at Gideon High School. VXBLE OF OO JIM ST. CIN Your Co-Editors Dedication Administration UIIIMIX Faculty Classes f '5 - K i - ' .sf a r o l c r f Fifi r J 6? ap i. K ' 1 7 ',, 4' QS' 1 fflf-'ui-I V V i r BX eg ,V r e .fr , JN Q75 f r Activities ' Ah ww.. Wi '- L.,,....,, :min i he- - FY, m'w,A.r-P., M, u'f'e l'? , u 1s-, 'LT Y? fi' ' v ii C .3 'f ' ,r ' ,X ' .awwHziwmwvwalwll!mpwh-ggiyixxiigg pr i ma? ,. 5 Nigrjimm .tfF3fai 5..3vi., 5, H-5 !..'--,-w:F'r,.ipxi:' a . W' 'V Y' an UT! H'?f iill 'i 'w' 325 3 ...,. 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J M ,. -12121111 31:11 11 1 in f' 11,1 11111111-:ff New Q2 41 43, 1 1,. 1 ,113 ,, ws 1 111-1:-1 111Xfa1,111111,11: 1., EQ1111' , MAS1. 512g-5511y'1f11N. 1, 111,111 1,.14lf:-151553121111141113-1,,,, 1 1 k , my 11 1 AS . i1,,1'11111'11- 11 '-1 - ' 1SLf1s:ff11f11 C3f?ruf1 1111'1l21leSi5l5i53'1211 11 B.,'f i1 11 5111111111111 'M1 'm ,f 11 W ADMIN! O PRINCIPAL BOBBY D. ANDERSON Arkansas State College, B. S. Ed. University of Missouri, M. Ed. University of Tennessee, Graduate work The duties and problem solving a princi- pal performs are often difficult. Interest and efficiency are a must. Serving his first year as principal of Gideon High School, Mr. Bobby Anderson has done a commendable job. Always busy, always interested, Mr. Anderson keeps G. H. S. operating smoothly and efficiently. AQQIQVXNT PIZINCIWXL GEORGE H. SCHEIDER University of Mississippi B. S. Ed. , M. Ed. New this year was an addition to the ad- ministration, the office of Assistant Princi- pal. The position was filled by Mr. George Scheider, who also serves G. H. S. as a teacher and baseball coach. Mr. Scheider performed his duties and responsibilities well while maintaining the respect of the students. BOARD OF EDUCJZYITON w oo H ww w , I H I N L, II STANDING: Mr. Jack Campbell, Mr. Har- old LaBrot, Mr. James Fletcher. SEATED: Mr. S. E. Mullen, Calvin Walker, and Supt. B. Ray Henry. g k Q HA H in MEETING REGULARLY EVERY 2 WEEKS THE SCHOOL BOARD HAS MADE MANY PLANS DURING THE 1964-65 SCHOOL YEAR. BUSY MEMBERS TAKE TIME FROM THEIR VARI' OUS OCCUPATIONS TO PLAN THE DISTRICT SCHOOL PROGRAM. THEY FORM THE VITAL LINK BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND THE SCHOOL. me ,Q Ie' , H, . HN - if 1 'Mvi55 ' , N 1, ' 'E '1 A -: ,, 'E ' V' -, 'Z ' ' uw W 222 M Hmmm K MNH H M H H Wg N1 E I V ' If My H M gggwgw' M 5iM ug3jgum Wong: M,,...I as Q Wff'6! 'w 2 2fAl5W5oo'NW... H ww 1 'ww ww H 'H me ,, ' 'H m wi w E4 w msg, H MRS. IOANNA MOORE MRS. NANCY BRADSHAW Secretary to the Superindent Secretary to the Principal 7 Mr. Arthur Harrii, .Mr. IEANNIE LEILA EARNEST B Texarkana College S Henderson State C Teachers College U OB L. HERRING MRS. BARBARA HERRING outheast Mo. State Southeast Mo. State Ollege College niversity of Mo. B. S. in Education B.S. E. B- S' IH Education Developmental Reading English Speech, School Publications Instructor GUAGE mg JOYCE CAROLYN KING Bethel College 6041 B. s. English Mr. King lecturing to his Dear Hearts, seniors of '65. 8 ,. gy JOHN ALLEN KING University of Mo. University of Miss. B. S. , M. A. English, World History Logic Plus Exploration SCIENCE BILL BRADSHAW DAVID H. GREENBERG LYMAN E. HUCKEBY University Of TerlI1eS- Henderson State Murray State see Martin Branch Teachers College B. S. B, S. B. S. Peabody College Football Coach, Biology Chemistry, Math, Tennessee Polytechnic General Science Institute ...555':' 'ff 'F' 5 'H e I I in NAOMI JOHNSTON i In Arkansas State My, ., , I LZ Q College s In .. , wwEEE M N B- S. E- 5 'w i Physical Ed. , , , Math ,ll ,, u D 1. mwwgm liw, ,- ,,,- V 4 iss www Hu H Wutgd ww, ,, iw :.-. I ,N -:-:,. .1 I . -- M, F . fs '- ii 1193? Exploring Our World N mn limit rl N, azfgxsu Science, Math VY, V a ,QQ Mr. Gray points out a location to students. ORVAL DEWEESE Mississippi State University B. S. , M. S. Social Science Dept. C. JACK GRAY Southeast Missouri State College Arkansas State College A.B., B.S., M.S. French, History, Geography, French Club Sponsor JOHN SHOCK Arkansas State College B.S, E. , M. S.E. Health, Social Studies, Basketball Coach 9 Preserving Culture Through - - - FINE LOUIS M. ALDERMAN JAMES W. BEARDSLEY LARRY MCSPADDEN Henderson State Southeast Missouri Henderson State Teachers College State College Teachers Couege B. S. E. Missouri University B, M, 3, Art Dept. B. S. , NLS. Vocal Music Instrumental Music Director Madrigals gather around piano for one of many practice sessions. .FE fi , ,gf , -A ,, ff .fy- Z , -K .4 :- . - ' Y sa-LY YY ' 91 4 PEACITCALAPIQ - -dwopwudou sam Barbara, Sharon, and Mary learn culinary ski11s.f JAMES H. COTTEY MARY KATHERINE HENDERSON DOYLE W. MARTIN Little Rock University Arkansas State Arkansas State University of Arkansas College, University Teachers College B,S,I,E, of Arkansas B.S.E., M.S.E. Industrial Arts B. S. H. E4 Business Education Home Economics QEPMCEQ sf H Mesa' H. W. , ggi 1 M mem ,N A v' A2345 H .1 1' ...., f I ff vvrfgswsmi ' W F: rail? lik gi- ,mt Q51 :sf WILLIAM DUNNING Z Q 7 U Murray State 4 - i' University of Missouri MILDRED COOK B. S. , M. S. B.B.E. Counselor Southeast Missouri State College Librarian T Q E... DEI it MRS. ROSARY WOOLARD Mary I-Ie1p's School of Nursing Registered Nurse School Nurse is 1 'ww ,L Tim EDGIN BROWN Mississippi State Arkansas State Special Education Z' lf' BE!-NND THE SCENES James CAFETERIA WORKERS: Louise Lawrence, Loleda Allen, Lillian French, Fern Sparrowks, Mary Tolbert. Lawrence CUSTODIANS: I Ernest Ira Stover, i McCaski11 Leo Deprow, f y of i James Lawrence, N V 7 Ernest McCaski1l UV t .T Vfr Yi! . E391 H M ? - 17,31 QM I - '- M H ffl . , E ' Y 'f: - '..' '...' Vlfgzifiqii E727 ' Mr. McCaski11, has served G. H. S. for many years but was absent much of this year because of ill health. 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LARRY ADAMS RAYMOND ATCHLEY Football Manager? 1.2. 8. 4: Gisemo Herald Staff 4: Pep Basketball CMHMSCU 3. 4: Club 1, 25 Perfect Attendance Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2 Award 1, 2 NOEL BELL ELLA BERRY Pep Club 2g Perfect Attendance HAROLD BLACKWOOD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Gisemo Her- Award 2 Band 1,25 Football 1,2, 3, 4: ald Staff 45 Miss Gideon Con- Baseball 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, test 4g Madrigal Singers 4g 4g G Club 2, 3, 45. Talent Talent Show 3, 4 Show 4: Class Play 4 mm ffffer l I? .t.ara,:fia,, Y C In Class SHARON BOLTON A Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2gGiseI1'10 staff 4: Library Work- er 3g Office Worker 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Prom Committee 35 Honorable Mentions 1, 25 Honor Roll Award 1, Talent 1. A, Show 43 Class Play 4 Al l Q M , , jg '. N all Ronnie Glass, Senior, shows his talent at making speeches HENRY BREWINGTON Basketball 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: G Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 4 CHARLES BROKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 15 Missouri Boys State 4 DELOIS BUCHANAN Chorus 2, 3, 41 Gisemo Herald Staff 3, 4g Library Worker 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 1, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, Perfect Attendance Award 2, 33 Class Play 4 - BILLIE BURSON Chorus 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 45 Cheerleader 4g Gisemo Staff 4 fCo-Editorjg Pep Club 1, 3,4g Finance Committee 4, Debate 3,4 fPresi- dent 45, Subject Award 33 Miss Gideon Con- test 3, 4 Qsecond Alternate 45, Talent Show 4, Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3 Beauties from G. H. S.. STELLA CHANDLER fAt East Lilbourn High Schooljg Student Council 1,23 Class Officer 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Library Worker 13 Pep Club lg Subject Awards 1, 2g Honor Roll Award 1: P.B.L.A. 1 JOHNNY CLEAVES Football 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Baseball 3g Pep Club 1: G Club 3 GARY COOPER F.F.A. 1,2g Baseball 1,2, 3, Trade School 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance Award 1 CAROLYN CRAFTON w wx '?7iZfZ2:'x' w it age:- f ' HELEAQWM it H ,t H H my H H W, mmm... tt, F41-I. A. 1, 2 JERRY DAVIS Trade School 1, 2 4-H Club 2 E S The annual Miss Gideon Contest tops all activities for the girls of Gideon High School. WE w ill 3 DIANA FORREST M, 4 as gr MARIE DRENNON National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 QPresident 415 Chorus 25 Volleyball 45 Library Worker 2, 4: Pep Club 45 Subject Awards 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 French Club 4 fSec. -Treas. 415 Salutatorian T. JACKIE DYE Trade School 3, 4 SUSIE FRENCH Chorus 35 Volleyball 35 Office Worker 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Honor Roll Award 15 French Club 4 fPresident 415 Speech Play 4 RONNIE GLASS Football 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Subject Award 1, 25 Honorable Mention 35 G Club 1,25 Speech Play 4 Senior Chorus Members L. Student Council 35 Class Officer 2, 45 Cho- rus 2, 3,4g F. I-l. A. 1,2,3g Gisemo Staff 4 QBusiness Managerj Library Worker 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Finance Committee 45 Prom Committee 3, Honorable Mention 35 Miss Gideon Contest 2, 3, 4 fMiss Gideon 3j5 p Perfect Attendance Award 15 Queen Att. 45 1 Madrigal Singer 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Class Play 4 ,u u u it it . 4 , --wk it it 1 it 1344.4 it it it PHILLIP HANKINS l 1 'f Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Trade School lg Pep Club t 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance Award- 1 LARRY HARDCASTLE Football 1g Basketball 1, Track 4: Pep Club 43 G Club 23 Talent Show 4, Class Play 4 LINDA HATLEY National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 8g Chorus 1, F. H.A. 3, Nurse Worker 4. De bate 1, 3, 4: Miss Gideon Contest 3, 45 Per- fect Attendance Award 3, French Club 4 JOHNNY HENDLEY Gisemo Herald Staff 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 4 In Class l 4 w 5 1 t 4 t tl- I it , -wk 1 ' Miss Henderson watches as Stella, a senior, demonstrates the use of the electric mixer. DOROTHY HENSON F. H. A. 1, 3: Volleyball 43 Pep Club 1, 3 RONNIE HICKS Record .Club 1 SHIRLEY HILL Seniors at work??? Chorus 3, 4g F..H.A. 1, 2, 3g Gisemo Herald Staff 45 Library Worker 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee LARRY HUGHES Trade School 3, 4 33 Class Play 4 LYNDA JAMES National Honor Society 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3g Stage Band 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3g Debate 3g Subject Award 2, 3 DONALD IORDON Trade School 3, 4: Prom Committee 3 I i ia-nf? Ai RAY LaBROT ent Show 4 Future Homemakers GAYLON KILLINGSWORTH Football lg Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 4 fVice President 41: Football fman- ager 1, 43: Pep Club 3, 4, Debate 3, 45 Tal- RONNY LaBROT Band 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus 45 Pep Club 1, 23 Subject Award 3g Honorable Mention 3, 4g Madigral Singers 4g Dance Band 25 Talent Show 4: Class Play 45 Missouri Boys State fA1ternateJ 4 BARRY LAMAR National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, QSecretary- Treasurer 411 Student Council 2, 4QPresider1t 43, Band 1,f,3,4 qvicelpresidem 25g chci- ' rus 4, Editor Giserno Herald 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Finance Committee 4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Subject' Awards 1 Honorable Men- tion 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 2, 33 Talent Show 45 Soph. Pilmage fAlternateJ 25 Mo. Boys State 3: French Club 4 JOHNNY LAYDEN Pep Club lg G Club lg Talent Show 4 Mary Frances and Paulette, senior Home Ec. girls, find baking an enjoyable experience. F.P.A. 1gFootba112,3,4g LARRY LINDLEY F F A 1 2 PepC1ub 3, 4: Class Play 45 Speech Play 4 MELVIN LOUGHARY Harold, Mary, and Ronnie perform in Speech Class F.F.A. 2: Football 1, Play, The Traveler Trade School 3 JERRY MA N NI'NG GARY MASON N Class Officer 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- 1 ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4, Gisemo Staff 43 Finance Committee 45 G Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 4, Class Play 4 ANN MILLER Chorus ag F.H.A. 1: Volleyball 2: Library Worker 1, Pep Club 2: Miss Gideon Contest LEONARD MOORE Speech Play 4 SAMMY MULLEN Student Council 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3: Talent Show 4 LONNIE PATTILLO Bulldogs in Action ROGER PATTILLO O Student Council 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 1, 2,1 3, 4: Track 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 3, Talent Show 4 VERNON PICKARD Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Baseball l,'2, 8, Honorable Mention 3g Class Play 4 X. x E 1 1 1, ,sf ' 1 . ,A ... . 571 lf: fi-916: 1' '-is In Class. SUSIE REYNOLDS Chorus 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Gisemo Herald Staff 4 fAssociate Editorjg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Miss Gideon Contest 2, 4g Talent Show 4: Class Play 4: Missouri Girls State 35 French Club 4 JIM ST. CIN Football 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Gisemo Staff 4 QCO-Editorj Library Worker 2g Pep Club 1, 25 Subject Award 3g Honorable Mention 2, 33 Honor Roll Award 1, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2g G Club 1, 2, 3, 4, class Play 4 JOE SEBOURN F. F. A. 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 43 Baseball 1 JUDY Sl-IELTON , National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Class Officer , 35 Gisemo Staff 4g Library Worker 3, 45 Pep 1 Club 1, 2, 3,4g' Honorable Mention 2, 35 Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3, 4 PAULETTE SHULTZ Student Council 15 Class Officer 1, 23 Cho- rus 2-, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 8gCheerleader 2, 3, 45 Gisemo Herald Staff 4g Library Worker 2, 3,-4g Nurse Worker 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Finance Committee 45 Prom Committee 3g Miss Gideon Contest 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Queen 3 CRISSIE SMITH Class Officer 45 Band 1, 2g Chorus 2, 3,4: Gisemo Staff 4: Nurse Worker 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Finance Committee 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, Miss Gideon Comes: 21 3,4 ffirst Alt. 21g Football Queen 4g Basketball Queen Attendant 2, Madrigral Singer 3, 43 Class Play 4g Majorette lg Head Majorette 2 PAULETTE STANFIELD Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. lg Nurse Worker 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Miss Gideon Contest 2 MARY STREET 4, Speech Play 4 ROLAND TERRY F. F. A. 1, 2: Trade School '3, 4 Making the Gisemo Herald ready for the readers. GARY THAXTON Trade School 3, 4 ,, Qs wcfszafsa Gisemo Herald Staff 4, Library Worker 2, 3, 'f 5, ur K ,Z -1:3 gif 1 4? az ,aaa MYRNA TOLBERT Band 2, 3, 4 fOfficer 3, 41: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 QOfficer 2, 31: Library Worker 1: Pep-Club 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Miss Gideon Contest 2, 3, 4 fSecond Alternate 2, 3, First Alternate 41: Perfect Attendance Award 1: Basketball Queen Attendant 1: Dance Band 3: Talent Show 3: Speech Play 4: Majorette 2, 3: Drum Majorette 4 MIKE VANDERBILT Football 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Gisemo Staff 4: Subject Award 2: Perfect Attendance Award 1, 2, 3: Talent Show 4 ANDREA WALKER National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 4: Library Worker 2: Finance Committee 4: Miss Gideon Contest 1, 2: Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Singers 3, 4: Tal- ent Show 1, 3, 4: D A R Nomination 4 JOHNNY WALKER Student Council 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Finance Committee 4: Prom Committee 3: Madrigal Singers 4: Dance Band 2: Talent Show 4: Class Play 4 MARY FRANCES WERNER National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Chorus QAccompanist 3, 41: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41: Debate 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 41: Subject Awards 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll Award 1, 2, 3, 4: Perfect At- tendance Award 2: Dance Band 3: Talent Show 4: D A R Nomination 4: Soph. Pil- grimage 2: French,Club 4 QVice-President 41: Valedictorian 26 A - , Q., GARY WHITE Trade School 1, 2 WANDA WHITE F. H, A. 1, 2g Volley- ball 2, 3, 4 QCaptain 41g Gisemo Herald Y Staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2' 3941 Miss Gideon Myrna Tolbert Paulette Shultz Contest 1' 2' 4: Cho' Senior Drum Majorette Cheerleader rus 2, 3, 4, Talent Show Captain 4g C1assAPlay 4g French Club 4 LONNIE WINCHESTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 415 Chorus 3, 45 Gisemo Staff 3g Library Worker 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 35 Perfect At- tendance Award 1, 23 Madrigal Singers 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 4: Talent Show 45 Class Play 4g French Club 4 MACKEY WRIGHT Perfect Attendance Award 3g Class Play 4 SPRING is O I O ,fnif Barry Lamar and Tim Forrest Mr. King and wife, Elaine, at Andrea Walker and Mary enjoy food at Honor banquet. National Honor Society banquet. Frances Werner listen intently . PLAYING . . . .r . :., 'P'f The team is ready as Pattillo throws the ball to the plate. EATING . . . to a conversation at Honor Society Banquet. A SPARKING . . . Shelia and Garylenjoy noon time activities. .1 I H R W ' ' 'i 'L..lJ 51,12 ii-..,,, Kaye Walker and Lynn Stover Mr. Gray and wife, Reba, enjoy Ever seen a happier bunch of were elected Queen and King the food, cooked French style, Athletes? Athletes enjoy the at the French banquet. at the French banquet. steaks at the Athletic banquet. ELECTIONS . - - POLITICS , . . Students vote in Student Body President election. 28 AND FINALLY . . . GRADUATION. New sign in front of school tells passers-by of the Graduation ceremony. Results of election for Student Body President was Barry Lamar President, and Johnny Walker, Vice President. x E715 av 1 A ian QW, an 1 JUNIO ,E H 5? Q M5 Aa 2 I , . .W ,1,:4?W11 1, HA 111, n fs. 11155- . 115332221 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 X wi 1 H,-1 11 . 1 N' 1 11 1A ss 11 11 1111 1 1 X 14,-L1111H1 11.423 15923 - ,M if 1-nf' W .5 Q? 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Dell, Ronnie Drennon, Jackie Emmons, Darrell T-JET Floyd, Freddie Forrest, Tim Ferguson, Barbara Fielder, Larry Goode, Martin Graham, Dale Hargraves, Danny Haygood, Roland Heck, Charles Henson, Kathy P'-'sk Q Hicks, Jimmy Hilfiker, James Hill, Carolyn Hughes, Pat N, I V xir' Q y N!N N i :Q ' A l I TX Johnson, Danny fs f ' y 3 55' H Jones, Elizabeth d ,ff L Jordon, Carolyn LW .L . k' 1 , A .rggig - s ffl Jordon, Toby l , 4. r ,, y J H A . , . ff I 'fr 1 Future Scientists from G. H. S. The Biology class, instructed by Mr. Bradshaw, views a leaf under the microscope. Kellum, Paul Kinnamon, Linda Lawrence, Doyle Lester, Larry Lougharyg Luther McAbee, Ronnie McClure, Sandy Maddox, Shelia l 32 f xx Miller, Barbara Miller, Betty Mitchell, Phyllis Moore, Beverly Napier, Danny Napier, Frances Owens, Walter Payne, June K iv 4 K fa 'a C I 5 x fr' ge KH - The water fountain proves to be one of the most popular spots be classes. P3- 5 X 4 If 3 '51 I sfgdlltfc - .' 1 ,,., '24 i . .J R l A i f .155 ,A Q nj, ,jp '+,,y N1 , ,J 1 'wil sf, - - r'-Q -ra twain t ,Ha EV .ni fr-En? 'PE-is , ,..-. , .A W l', I . -.-K 1., 0 5,Kx J IWBCH Randolph, Arvilla Reaves, Charles Ruddell, Marlin Sanders, Cathie Sanders, Cynthia Scroggins, Glenda Smart, Willie Sullivan, Kathie M M H M M W 9h 3:1 f . 4 A Q ,.. . 1 n dy xggffg eg: l E ,W yt. l Toole, Lowell Turner, Frances Thornbrough, Diana Todd, Mike Tolbert, Brenda At Noon One of the many pep rallies enjoyed by the students. White, Charles Wingo, Jerry Wingo, Shelby 34 Walker, Kelly Walker, Sue 141 .,,l w -z -U 1- W 5 Q, .,. 1 l ugf'i11Q6' y Q gem, w'x., J. ww x pi :Z xxx xxx ,mfgssx Ss.: -x Za xxx xxx X553 W wwf: M 1545 5 -535' W E495 x xxzax xx , -si x Wi ae x 5 ,M E x xx. x .. H fx .xxx. Hx W EPZ W xx x x E 'xx' .xx 21 xx siisim, ,x W xx eww, ' 5: M 1 N!!! xx x x x xx V xxxxxxx xx x :W sim W gran x x x x 5 L-R. Sallee Fletcher, Secretary and Treasurer, Jimmy Fletcher, Vice-Presi- dent, Sharon Allen, President. QOPHOMOPE CLASS OFFICERS N ' M 'K J 'W' tj!! Adams, Bobby Allen, Sharon Ashley, Ronnre Atchley, Nancy Baker, Ronnie I Berry, Linda Blanchard, Gary Bray, Dean l Brown, James y Burson, Linda Campbell, Troy Capps, Louise l Chailland, Regina Chandler, Jimmie Cummings, Dian Cunningham, Sheila 2 Crowell, Linda i I Q Is that music?'?? i A few of the students listening to the sounds played by the Gisemo staff to promote yearbook sales. ' ,A f?1f:lQ5if f Davenport, Lester Drummond, Ralph Q F '!'p Z1 Z if ways, u- '-- - 't-- e ' ' :gf lan 5A7f'fi.EY'st xi niifrfsf X K 1 1 - l Duncan, Mike Fletcher, James A - - az, i Q . J Fletcher, Sallee af!-'11 ,- W 1 1 x v 'V' 4 '-z. J ,. Rf- r -1, w fx Floyd, Margaret .pf Gurlen, Nancy 1 GI' , M'kC ' ,fr a :g f if 155011 1 I ,. t L- Y tnoy w I 5 Johnson, Carolyn Layden, Mary McGinley, Dennis Manning, Maurice Manning, Dale Miller, Ray Miller, Linda Miller, Roberta Gaines, Ricky Harrigan, Janice Harris, Carol Herrin, Diane Hicks, Sharon Hill, Pat Hill, Wilma Jones, Brenda QOPHOMOPEQ ,, -may i W rl If Parr, Roxie Rhine, Gary Richardson, Connie Ruddell, Brenda IN OLAQQ Turner, Gary Walker, Mary Walton, Jerry West, Teresa Williams, Renee Williamson, Allen Winchester, Buddy Wrinkle, Zelrna Skinner, Norma Stewart, Pat Stover, Lynn wufaw he m e , 1- L. -T. :ar , 1 4 -1, -,:-E25 3 .:.:,., . K, Q W 'F 1 -5: S. 2' Jr 'f ,YN v ., -f-uv ' r N Lx. 5 .f M L. '31 1,+,r-fi f ., ' 5 11013 5 ' 'f I L QA, R eff -'Y ,---X . v UUE-Pl Burress, Linda Deprow, Johnny Fletcher, Paula Gray, Gary I-Iuie, Johnna Lamar, Randy Manning, Danny Miller, Barbara 40 Where 'd if go??? Miller, Gary Miller, Wayne Nix, Danny Razor, Linda Swinford, Judy Swinford, Harold Webb, Doyle Wrinkle, Daniel James Lawrence custodran lowers the flag as another day comes to an end at G H S W!l l l nz ,Pi 5? gm. B Q' U. S 515 sg ' u ':a2elVL..gg,l. 'll' if N M S 1 ea ,, L 5 x KH u u Q if H H ' H H WXXUHMN E HXX X X X! W mf Q? 'N X! WX x QL-L X X X X , ws , Q 1331 M, , X , 3? Mig , ,W f,,,L,,X , Zan: Zikn if ,wig ja, ww A- me m E5 ti 33: .W ...,.. . if sgf, . .... X 'Q XX X W W1 W WW .m,E+fg,E H ' uw is ww wx N NX w w w H H ww ,ng were Abshier, Jolene Atkins, Brenda Baker, Jackie Bailey, Jerry Berry, Bonnie Berry. Juanita Boatner, Brenda Brewington, I . E Brown, Dorthea Brown, Donnie F-7229!-IMAN Cl-ASQ OFFICERS Clark, Carolyn Clark, Sue Clark, Teresa Cleaves, Gary Cunningham, Donnie Curtis, Sherry Douglas, Bonnie Elam, Chris Ferguson, Sandy Fielder, Mickey Left to Right: Sharon Holiman, President, Kent Reynolds Vice-Presidentg Brenda Pigg, Secretary-Treasurer Jolene Abshier, Reporter. w 4 -lx 1 N N Lll.'r'zl Carolyn Floyd, Fowler, Allen Billy key, il G am, Joyce ah Gr Linda arris , H Hensley, Billy Sharon Holiman, Joe ad, Roy ES IE 0.3 CD A Ds SBE was vm D. 0:5 28 5012 Si m.-. iner, Margaret Jo Jordon, Vickie 'C arolyn 9, J oyc CCS 311. 11y, Fr Ke Keown, Larry Lawrence, Doris Loughary, George Ronnie ery, 3 3 Judy Maddox, Effie Marlow, Maxwell, Henry Miller, Norma CS Pickard, I am enda g, Br DD --4 D-4 Predeau, Karlotta Anne Carol Reaves, CDI Reynolds, K Steve hardson, Ric 43 Jerry Sebourn, Self, Gary Skidmore, Dennis Smart, Eddie Smith, Josephine Stanfield, Edith Stephens, Loren Stewart, Wendell Street, Ruth Strickland, Mike Taylor, Jimmy I , 11 el Waitresses at French Banquet Tolbert, Elayne Tolbert, Jackie Turner, Sarah Weidon, Terry Werner, Kathleen White, Danny Wright, Gaylen Yarbro, George ffwa E Q12 11 1 1111 1241 1 'ff 1 H if 1 1 11 1 M 11 E .Li 1 1 W:-.233 ' 11 M11 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 iii-ff 1,5 1 1 ,iw 1 1 1 31,35 11 I ,X 1 iv, 1 W 1 ,ii 2511 1111511411 1 1 . 11' 5 1 fwk 5111 111 E 194 '- M' a 1 'K sm, 1 Z? 1 155329 1 ,fx W ,, 1 1 S rf. 1 1 W 1 .E Q 11 H11 n' 1 WW 1 1 1 ' 1 51 - 1- -'I' Y 'R A L-5:11 M '11 X 3 W 13 JUNIOI-'21 11 ,153 1 Q ws, 1 A 5 if, ,iw 11141112211 11 H351 1 1 sf 1 1 1 1 W. 1 1 11 ' 2 1 1 1 'ls5'. 'F 1 1:1553 1 1 QQQQQ- fi E 'za . 1 1 1 iiffw 1 1 T: EM 1? 13. N 111 - 1A Eighth Grade Class Officers Left to right: Jo Anne Ruddell, Secretary-Treas- urerg Steve Bennett, Presidentg Linda Scheider, Vice-President. Adams, Carol ' Allen, Belinda Anderson, Barbara Atkins, Phyllis Barton, David Bell, Kathy Bennett, Steve Berry, Thomas Birdno, Dennis Bradley, Sharon Campbell, Cathy Carter, Ralph Chamblin, Eddie Coleman, Jerry Credille, Terry . , , 1 'Q I . 53, ., . 5, i ' J K 5 v :Lal H ' w fhf, -Q ,, + pi, i I ig .J , , ' -V -- -A ,vt lui.. , we it BI .fa l . l 1 he' -' ,: '?i'4 l ,3 'LN ' 'YN K 1, Q x IQ 1, H- l ix L l 'SVN nur i ' . , 1 1 'Ami ' ' ,, K W J f I Z C: if El I' ' q W ' :vwfl M , - WV W I a ' -ll l. IU E. ui' llxfll I' 'Y 5 l l 3115? , It Q' F 4, 'B-fb' ' SLK' ' fs ,V l l I Gd ,ni QQW CZ. ' -4 JJ: -as ' , sr l ' 1, 3, g,:.L'1:u.,. 4- 'fi-+Li.v.2f uf K 3 ,Q ,ps ,, ,AQ sim ' 1 ls I in l .Sf r ,Q- fa-' M l I iii'-' 'kit' 21 . H Davidson, Melissa Dell, Tony Douglas, Sue Dye, Jimmy Fletcher, Retha Fortner, 'Martha Graham, Linda Gurlen, Margaret Jones, Gilo Hardcastle, Terry Harmon, Sharon Hawkins, Kent Herrin, Karen I-Ioliman, Charles Hudson, Debbie l r .5 Q '-1 1 QL-3,5 W 1 4 L15 ' . 1 , s l l x . i M l - -f D .J W 653 1 11 L b , L i a+ i 1 i :,?,.. 5, Vi .ggggky ,ix .31-Mu fm v i!! 1 M ' E 'fgzfieg -I 4 X X Junior High students socialize at Christmas Dance y -a,,aa.,,a a-, lg 'gi , ers, ' - 1 4 i ll ' i' r I w . I EL i I W1 t-s: ' f v. N Hg, K ' N QI? ,, 1 , 'Q , f l 7 7 7' ' x w ifzvifft D 'v fi sf D rug , ' Q? y K. w ' ad... Q A ,gi 9:--, y ,N M wi it X il i 11.41. nina. .2 ,x u ,ra V, Hughes, Sandra Joiner, Bobby Joiner, Frances Jordon, Tommy Kellum, Doile Kellum, Jerry Kellum, Ruby Ledbetter, Velma Lipsmeyer, Jim Mann, Diane Marlow, Betty McA1ister, Danny Meese, Mike Melton, Glenda Miller, Dalton 1 1 if , il an ' w i 47 ' Mi? N l v: av 'S' - '4',, ,L fl. 3 X V . 1 I ' .i Lf m Q O-XFJ I' ! fl 1 Y 1 ' 5 ' ' ' 1 qg r 'T ff-gt. W S. T ill. S X wt -. a U ,r 4' 5 ' 2 + 7:31 ' ' y .1 Y w -, :,:: ,.,,.1 Aj , -M ' F J . X R If H .sf 1 .. YEL. .La H u.--- wv wg 'ff .Ji '4 . , HJ, KV! I X xhhril A M251 , 5 . k 1. , I. 1. .,, vi. ,hx Y .fr w l ia , .fj3,y I ,fn ,Sl SWR Miller, Allen Moore, Jesse Mullen, Jim Bob Pattillo, Karlene Ruddell, Joanne Sanders, Robert Scheider, Linda Self, Lavonda Shafer, Mary Shelton, Pam Shelton, Pat Smith, Giva Stewart, Mike Stokes, Gary Sweeney, Glenda kt . . ,,. ......,, , MY., , '-L.'?:'--'T kitty -- T' -it-'P - 5 .., -.is-1-.-.f-.L ' Y'----., .l i-. .Q-M: me ag., 1 N ,--- -. - U- T- it . I .MT l'f i --'Z' . ,. '3 4T': .z: E im :-.. '-. :r: - 1 :1-,:f.,- 4, . , ...e -i .-.. --.,.,. in ,NL '-l.I1.x. H! iv L-..-..-, LU - .A --y .-uns..--, ? . . -. 4--. .'1-Q af 1,-L... + rr . , ,N ... A -- .. xii: ...J-. '.1..'M,-Q -a E. t R. Q lT,f ... '-,,: PQ -V-as ...ms - , ' 'LLM' We '--.M ' sl- - - rm.-a.:.:.,a. 1 W--: + w , .l l ' , 'Sl' lhlmr ' ' V ..A f . - V 1 53535, 'Q . in :D lj , t fu ,,- Q . sf - ,, rt, 5 ,U ' 'f ' , w 5 -- - v' , 'QL Q -1- . , 1. Q fl, ' 'lf f a , - 1 ml ai I f v 0 ' N , s, 'Y ,. A W. . 3.-. 'T I 3 fi! . r , Mr. Scheider has many questions and his Civics class has the, HHSWGIS. Taylor, Sherman Thornbrough, Mark Walton, Dennis Walton, James Whatley, Brad White, Paul Williamson, Glenda Williamson, Linda Windham, Sharon ,,- 1. . ' gr., , r' J. . . J. ' ' 4 X M32 ?' 1 555 it ,H K I 1 r ' '4' y v wh 'w Q f V Lui '1 .3 , 7 Q' E nt 7 bi, V. :vm - '-'U' V' t ' I - ' I -if 4 3 y ' me , 'ir l 'fl , l 1 . P 42,3 . Y .wif 1 s ,U -rye - 1 f l sf, 'il' 1 0 ' ' N, x uf I x X r,.a. Y.. . . , 173 --1' M ..7 ll Na..- in rev J KQV J I 5, J J Vwvx . . gl 1 I r ,'- ' J 5 V Q 1 :J X.. ,., J ' : 3.5! M :Avy K ' Vx, Seventh Grade Class Officers Left to Right: Bill Cunningham, Presidentg Jamie Lawrence, Vice- Presidentg Sandy Tolbert, Secretary-Treasurer. Cf M, Q ,L J J V . ul CCL. n . . . X 13125. I L -1 '43 'll , 1, Q., . .,.. C ,, , f A34 J 'r J J J I 1 J N A J ,Mk , 79, J J 74. 24:4 3 14. V, XM , W Nw J 1' , 1 .ff 5 ' 4.-1X N ax f o r Q? KA' Allen, Virgil Archie, Janet Berry, Paul Berry, Stephen Blackwood, Carl Bolton, Rhonda Bostic, Jimmy Boyet, Clyde Brewer, Jackie Brumley, Brenda Chandler, Ruth Buchanan, Ronnie Clayton, John Clark, Mike Cleaves Danny Cook Lonnie Cunnlngham Bill W : ' L - ,tl ' I V I C 'I D' ' - ax - J J ums' uma C. , , , . -L A L , W I A 1 Y-Y - , J ,J as ' if N , 'YJ.,i M 'V A ' Q J.. . Xi' J. sb .. 3 W 4 ' WEN , I- Wi Q E? ikwg g , L1,iJ, ang Ja ,RQW5 ' . J i -it' www-4 -SJ' wall XE? T V' kildfx , Q P in .Q Y Y M b Q ?', ,psQJ Sh J lfl , J ,r ..,,, rrr, if ,... t. ,... , ,X ,. I s , 4 ty, ig J L ,. 4 J J ' J ff-J. J , - 'ir at 1 ' .- ' ,J . 5 - 5 J in '14, L 7- A 'L J J1 is ., Q . '-Q eff -f' . -ij i N :X XX 1, .E J J ' ,J Y 'EiMLif,..--! ' V ,J 50 Future Nurses? ?? Dockins, Jerry Dockins, Terry Duncan, Carolyn Elam, Vickie Ferguson, Jim Fielder, Holly Glisson, David Harris, Rodney Harrison, Ronald Hart, Mary Hartwick, Linda Henry, Marcus Henson, Larry Hicks, Carolyn Hilfiker-, Janice These Junior and 'Senior high girls were a great help to the nurse this year. Hill, Phillip Huie, Nancy Hughes, Judy Jackson, Marshall Johnson, Sharon Kellum, Roy Kelly, Dianna Kinsolving, Sherry Kitchen, Larry Lawrence, Jamie Layden, Truman Miller, Charles Murphy, Gerald Parr, Elaine Parkinson, Sandra ,. .,. .... -' 'rf 3 -xr 44, J L I rfigy v J Kalgjg. pd' We 1 ' v4f'J, i ii J fig, iJEEivJf i . lg, . mg. 1 JJ ,,,, ,, M ,J Jr. 1 hd? J W A -4 -XQW N1,,,e 1 'Q' V Biffle.. Jr 61 giiii It, . 5 V -4 X 1 Q - T-T .'v 'J gg, IRQ I 19' Xxv if JJ, . I W ' 5 -, J , J F . Y . J xl' Vg W r. L I It 4 i. J M Q J fiJ4g'. JJ a 244 ,J , .,,, ' N: A -, - - 'I ' , ' fri -sl, be' X J , ' ' 1 , J' :Y - J ' ' J JM ' ' '!',Jx 'JJ 'x'J'1l -A -' 'J i' ' ' ' I, , R ,', , i. , . N ,N . , I W Iul md 'A d .. Predeau, James 1 'I ny' 1 B , ,P fb I , L as t it r Prince, Gertrude XY ' ' E M . , , ' Roberts, Rickey M 'ji AL . 'fx fd 5 Y A .N my Smith' Jack -- W' it Dmwii ' Snider, Betty 'W 7 V i i s d I f B ' sneer, Billy , -A M 5 5 y r ,y gy, Strickland, Donald f , ,Jn ,QQ CQ N , i iffy jug I ' K 1 i ' Suggs' Eddie y in? B i Q 'f W it . B 1 T631 Bobby W ' '-Fay I dt ., m 1 'B ' x M 'tw Q, m ag gi Z ' B ' . ' 'X -S W X - f , ,u-rg.-i fi .1 at Teal. Sharon t in X, , fi, Thomas, Diane Modern Art??? Delmer Cowan and Bobby Sanders find Art Class interesting. , Hu- 7 f t 7 Tolbert, Sandy ' A Toole Bonnie , , Tuck Charles Av Walker Mike White, Barbara Wright, Danna Wrinkle, Paul A Woolverton, Deborah Yarbro, Bobby g n Young, Van 55 i , if 1 7 3 5 .ii 'il' ' -14+ ,LJ .lf 1 , V, Q rf ' ' Q., AQ i 5, . i 'xv' W d Walker, Scott 9N z.r'.5H-'i W ' W U VQQLJLQHH' riginal , N ,V o ,, . , W,,m,., .V 'J L ja , -I . - f t - ,.- H 1 CFB ,l ig, f , .,r, 1 iefliwt. 1' k - it K ll il I 64 36 9-f ir... , Football team exercising by' doing pushups and then--resting. The Animals perform for fans. W EV I dreamed I was halfback Yes, G. H. S. cheerleaders brush after every meal. Seniors admiring their rings. Girls wait backstage in Miss , in my G. H. S. uniform A football PSP Talib' Gideon Contest. Majorettes wearing the uniforms they used in many band shows. 52 Q xx- M N..,.,. , xx Qing? x, x xr-Q x X K x xxx X x x x x x x x x x x x xx W - x Elk. 3 xxx' ' xxx ' x .fix x a x xx xx xx xx 153 A, ef? xx Qu x Q Y xx , , xx xxmx, is gf? -A .jyizii SQ: geffxxggis? :E ga ' K xxx si: NQJKH Y 'H W xxx .Ei E 5-1 f xxxxxxxgx xx lL: :Hi ' xx X xxx me xx Q xx Ex GIQEMO X.: wav ROW 1, L-R: Johnny I-Iendley, Barry Lamar, Susie Reynolds, Ella Berry. ROW 2: Paulette Shultz, Delors Buchannan Mary Street, Raymond Atchley, Shirley Hill, Wanda White, and Sponsor, Mr. Bob Herring. Work! Hard work and lots of time. That's what it takes to be on the Gisemo Herald staff. This year the staff has tried to give the students an interesting paper. The staff has also tried to write every news worthy event that has taken place this year in GHS. Our smiling editors! ! ,- in XX' x ,hm if Xa A staff meeting?? i if ' Dqn Atchley at the offset. GJQEMO QVXFI-T 1.7 ft I ROW 1, L-R: Judy Shelton, Jim St. Cin, Billie Burson, Cynthia Sanders. ROW 2: Mike Vanderbilt, Crissie Smith Sharon Bolton, Gary Mason, Diana Forrest, and Sponsor, Mr. Bob Herring. .VA V '50, t M- r es- 1 S P? 1 , Wonder if they posed for this! ! Do you call this work? Hours of laying out , typing, proof- reading, picture taking and selling adver- tising were put in by this year's Gise-mo Staff. New advertising techniques were discussed and used this year. The Gisemo Staff has put in many hours trying to make this yearbook the best yet. A day is never done! ,, ,, ' ' ' , , sr, P' may as M H :eff H H 2 n H H 5 M it , L-R: Allen Fowler, Linda Harley, Johnna Huie, Marie Drennon, Ray LaBrot, Billie Burson, Mary Werner, Mike Duncan, Diana Forrest, Barry Lamar, Jackie Baker, and Sponsor, Mr. Bob Herring. Bonjour! This might be the greeting you would receive if you attend a meeting of the GHS French Club. To stimulate interest in the culture and language of France and to supplement the French course are the purposes of this club. The French Club was started in the 1964-65 school year. Oddly enough, Susie French was its first President. ROW 1, going up: Jackie Baker, Kathy Henson, Lyn Stover, Nancy Gurlen, Marie Drennon, Lonnie Winchester, Mike Duncan, Gary Rhine, Johnny Walker, Wanda White. ROW 2: Brenda Ruddell, Linda Harley, Susie Reynolds, Mary Frances Werner, Teresa Clark, Joy Tucker, Frances Turner, Barry Lamar. ROW 3: Susie French, Loretta Carner, Johnna Huie, Paula Fletcher, Jolene Abshier, Kay Walker, Teresa West, James Hilfiker, and Andy Walker. Sponsor-Mr. Jack Gray 56 TOPIC Resolved: Nuclear Weapons should be con- trolled by an International organization. This topic brought about such questions as: ls nuclear war a serious threat and are Com- munists getting the edge in the nuclear arms race? The Gideon High School De- bate Team argued many questions similar t'o those throughout the 1964-65 Debate season. New this year was the formation of a League in which members were given points for participation in debates, impromptu, and discussion meets. The A team debaters and their partners were: Billie Burson and Linda Hatley: Susie French and Ray LaBrot: Marie Drennon and Mary Werner. Mike Duncan, Jackie Baker, Allen Fowler, and Johnna Huie are good prospects for next year's A team. nzemcuctue hx X W ,ff QI-IOP i Shop students busy themselves with various projects which have to be sanded, scraped, and glued. Also, two groups of GHS students attend Tri-County Trade School at Malden. They study such trades as auto-mechanics, carpentry, G-HQ QIUDENTQ AFWOIZKJ .-- if 5 dl E H Tuning up in Chorus with Mr. McSpad den Barbara Miller and Beverly Moore raid refriger- ator in Home Economics. ?+,,, .,,,.w. Science Class taught by Mr. Greenberg Exam day in Biology. I X mu'-E11 I' -4- 'i gum- r H -- g, H, N -f ' American History Class reviews World Events PEPCLUB Y! nik ff' Y '-' ' ' ' ' Pep Club - Backers of the Bulldogs! OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Great work has been done this year by the pep club. They worked hard on a constitu- tion which was passed by the student body. The constitution states the qualifications for officers, members and cheerleaders. The pep club has also held pep club meet' ings at noon or after school to practice yells for the game that night. L-R: Jackie Baker, president: Miss Johnston, ' sponsor: Mary Werner, vice-president: Paul White, secretary. L-R, KNEELINGg FRONT ROW: Mary Layden, Bil- lie Burson, Paulette ghultzg captain, Norma Skinner. BACK ROW: Wanda Brewington, Linda Burson GIDEON HIGH SCHOOL ERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS L-R, KNEELING: Elaine Tolbert, Sandy Tolbert, Pam Shelton, L-R BACK ROW: Debbie Hudson, Sherry Holiman, Bonnie Toole 59 7 L-R: Charles Reayes, Larry Cleaves, Brenda Tolbert, Phyllis Mitchell, Beverly Moore, Mary Street, Nellie Woods, Delois Buchannan, 'Diana Forrest, Lonnie Winchester., Judy Shelton, and Paulette Shultz. OF-FICE-W MRQEW L-R: Sharon Bolton, James Pickard, Vickie Jordan, SEATED: Carolyn Duncan, Peggy Hughes. STAND- and Susie French. ING: Dortha Brown, Carolyn Joyce, Mrs. Woolard, Z' ..4'SxA -.. - school nurse, Carolyn Floyd, 'Edith Stanfield, and L-R: Glenda Scroggin, Danny Hargraves, Peggy Hughes, Carolyn Floyd, Paul White, Brenda Pigg, Linda Berry, Carol Reaves, Betty Miller, Joy Tucker, Linda Tucker, Francis Turner, and Carolyn Hill. 60 BF V s f :l ' It-gvI??,A -'V w' '- g , L--1: 'f H ' H ,U 5-9 .F fi .. ,il 'Ji' F41 a...u--env' au. Eeinid' ru D-7' 1 -a -F' .,..,f-D? ir! ,A -A.. 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'hw-ln. -yi,-2-'Q - 'ffl V 1,-9515, -j ,,- - 4 H , 4 . .A - ,I , .., j,,., -kg-51, .2, ,g4!.1,., 'yfk . ff. ig , . Q ,gl , .,, L, .ko , A vwr' : 51 . ' 'f .L W Fig 5 if , 'f Ea iyifiilylhib -'tw ll' 2: , iq, QW' .' YQ 4 5 4' Q W ' ,, 1' H ' Ni , I Wy' v 5-U w- I ' 1 1 I 1 v .1 'Q 11-M1 H' as - ' -1 -- fin A.. 'ares W e ff f wi, dl, -U, N All 43915 '1 .4+? . t. w, 'ff The GHS Marching Band includes 60 members, 1 drum majorette, 1 head majorette and 6 twirlers. The Marching Band completed its marching season this year with 4 parades, 5 fo marching festivals. otball shows and 2 MR. JIM BEARDSLEY Band Director 'HX 6I OONCBIUBAND y I B ,F' 1 4if 'j ' ' ,. . . 1 , 5 E H Nm . A I rw' ii iii S: 1 ix : A If A il A I in ' 3 f ' .ii . D,X.. , ,, - 1 H aa -ara ,H rssszssf , ' fl -4 E W .gf , ' I , H1 QI 5 ' K -T 3 , 1 ' 1' 'H' 5 ' n f 6 .W 1. ,, , . 'L . :J . ' ' ' , .4 ,I cj i ll' F L f -I f. , . , , ' - V , r I W . ' 1 . , l , , .ri f 9 k . a ROW 1: L-R: J. Baker, N. Huie, V. Elam, J. Huie, S. Fletcher. ROW 2: L-R: J. Walker, S. Maddox, C. Sand- ers, K. Werner, S. McClure, K. Sullivan, L. Miller, P. White, D. Thornbrough, B. Ferguson, J. Lawrence, B. Lamar, R. Fletcher, S. Cunningham, ROW 3: L-R: J. Mullen, C. Sanders, B. Tolbert, M. Thornbrough, L. Kitchen, M. Henry, L. Winchester, S, Rudkin, N. Miller, A. Randolph, S. Bennett, B. Whatley, M. Davidson, N. Atchley, C. Broker, J. Fletcher, R. LaBrot, M. Todd. STANDING: L-R: B. Jones, R. LaBrot, M. Tolbert, E. Jones, S. Brown, Mr. James Beardsley, Ar a ballgame- Janice Hiifiker, Sandy Tolbert, and Sherry Kinsolving chat before d OFFICERS ban rehearsal. Band assembles instruments Practice is an essential part of SEATED: Diana Thombrough. STANDING: L-R: Mr. Beardsley, Ray Labrot, Myrna Tolbert, Lonnie Winchester, President being a band member. When a beginner starts band, a one-hour practice session each day is re- quired, that does not include the band period of playing. During the summer the high school band members work to show the junior high members what the Marching Band requires -- turns, keeping in step, rank and file. L R Myrna Tolbert, Sandy McClure, Barbara Ferguson, Sharon Brown, Cynthla Sanders, Brenda Tolbert, Cathle Sanders, and Sheila Cunningham. HEAD-MAJORETTE Sharon Brown ' J 1 V'- s ' , t' ' r Y Q a .1 1 4, 1 uv, fo 1964165 Majorette Line Majorettes off Guard ' Y 1 I 1 r 1 w Arr I' 4 r ex y Q cuorzuc NAMES BOTTOM ROW: L-R: C. Harris, I. Maddox, B. Miller, C. Smith, B. Moore, S. Cunningham, R. Baker, L. Sto- ver, B. Lamar, P. Shultz, S. Hill, S. Rudkin, and D. Herrin. 2nd ROW: L-R: S. Douglas, J. Berry, L. Kinna- mon, P. Stewart, N. Atchley, E. Tolbert, T. Campbell, G. Blanchard, D. Forrest, S. Bolton, D. Buchanan, N. Gurlen, and B. Berry. 3rd ROW: L-R: P. Hill, M. Layden, G. Scroggin, C. Jordan, J. Tucker, S. Fletcher, M. Duncan, C. Heck, R. LaBrot, L. Winchester, B. Burson, T. West, K. Walker, A. Walker, and S. Holiman. 4th ROW: L-R: M. Walker, R. Miller, P. Stanfield, P. Hughes, M. Werner, W. White, B. Ferguson, S. Walker, R. Drummond, G. Rhine, M. Todd, J. Walker, A. Miller, R. Williams, C. Johnson, E. Berry, and L. Burson. MAUPJGALQ Q as' ' 14 . g, CHORAL DIRECTOR Mr. McSpadden SEATED: L-R: P. Hughes, L. Winchester, and C. Smith. STANDING: L-R: E. Berry, R. LaBrot, A. Walker, M. Todd, D. Forrest, M. Duncan G. Scroggin, and J. Walker. 64 G.H.Q. HIGHLIGHTS N ' If SNOW SCENES AT GHS .-1-- -.. .y.SZa.u,Q. . ' ' . v, 5: ,Q ns.. f' , Queen Crissie Queen Paulette I :I f- A t V 9 -1-an 4 A . 'H .1-5. 4, mr-IJ., 1 r' I - 4, L Basketball Homecoming Game Scenes from the Miss Gideon Contest. Football Homecoming Game Christmas Dance sponsored by Student Council Home of the Bulldogs 2+ 1964 as F-OO gpriffiff ' 0' U' Y E L X N W- Em, WH, M gfx. 15 Au '!'f Tl?' K -wl- SM-aw! X .l, ffv f ,Y .Lb 4, 'Q Y Lx .1 -.. ...A -Q H- . A 0 L , 9 fa ix , x n r, 4 E 'Af ' f ' 1964 es QUEEF .M-...-- PAULETIE 7 ..w--53: S bxgig-,U I F wif? N 5 in ?' E Jie! COU21' L-R: Shelia Cunningham, Arvilla Randolph, Diana Forrest, and Queen Crissie Smith. yi ootball Queen Attendants Sock hop after the game. v H v 1 ,x lfrl F:-rx, n n Jlww vu , .r ,.. my w v v w 4 .flu w ., ,, A n w n L ,. , . HF. -5-1573 .rm .-, Jil A' 1 w Q, H J-54. :L w 1 A w b .5155 gfiijl' .T if n, ,... .,n, r 1 1 155.1 4. 'ME 3- ?H E w .2 f' . ' n: '!.'.Lfl'1f 'r' H NI! I L. 'u Sa- E1 1 . n n 1 kl..! N 1'-'MSS L M r . ,f 'gb U up , M :E WSF. -. ?.f f7J '45 1 . I ,...f- Fwy- 'E i - V- M25 32 - . 1 i W l . . jeg - -ln n --4-.55 -.-. ,T , . , 5 - 1- W r E k. ,Hug EE! , K. Q A,. 'f ...fm - V . ., 'Q ' 7m '1'1'u.4!flm N 1QPo. E.1N-, 29.3-H-if .11 f .EE- . . -7.2, 1 . . A- 1 v I .ml .1 4 'hy j ,,I Y M , Z, .A F D' ...f-ff? Y. I '1gl.,ff?f:.m.. S 1 , , 'S .W f' it E 'ff 'TF ' '. Ei .fi ....,. Ei '-' EE! 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I ., , ,A ,.e-,li A , if 'Q-F1 TJ '-mln: Weclw at L JOHNNY WALKER, JACKIE BAKER, ELIZABETH JONES Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MARY FRANCIS WERNER MR. WILLIAM DUNNING, Council at work Parliamentarian Sponsor This year being election year, the GHS Student Council sponsored a mock election. The outcome was close to that of the national election. They also collected food for the Annual Community White Christmas Program. Under the leadership of Presi- dent, Barry Lamar, they also worked to complete the school sign. The Council sponsored a Christmas Dance to collect food for the White Christmas Pro- gram. As a money-making project they sold pen- nants to members of the Pep Club. NZYHONAL I-IONOIZJ QOCIEIY SEATED L-R, Jackie Drennon, Marie Drennon, Andrea Walker, Barry Lamar. BACK ROW L-R, Linda I-Iatley, Mr. King, sponsor, Mary Werner, Arvilla Randolph, Judy Shelton, Wanda Brewing- ton, Tim Forrest, Diana Thornbrough. l ai? lv Vice-President, Sec. -Treas. , ANDY WALKER BARRY LAMAR 'f 1- Historian, JACKIE DRENN ON President, MARIE DRENNON Sponsor, MR. JOHN KING In addition to carrying a high grade point average, these members of the National Honor Society participate in school activities such as Band, Cheerleading, Debate, French Club, Student Body President, and Student Council. The members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. UVINTEPJ -f-114 Tik- The Basketball Homecoming Dance was 4 l . one of the main Winter events at GHS. C r , 'si slim ll. The Faculty is Sh0Wl'1 here in 8 game -i xv 'rm fr r Cheerleaders look on as Bulldogs go on against the PTA to victory. ALL The Christmas dance was a success this year -- Just ask these students. Faculty women shown here trounclng PTA mothers. 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' 2 Coach John Shock Mullen drives tor two Killingsworth goes in close game. high in air for two 74 more. L EIU-DOGFIVE GAYLON KILLINGSWORTH Center MIKE VANDERBILT Forward JIM ST CIN Forward RECORD Gideon Opponents GidG011 Opponents .78-- Holcomb-H ---61 74--- -- Ri?I '2 64 - - - Campbell - - - - - 48 69 - - - - -Matthews - '70 -------- Clarkton - - - - 52 64 ------- Parma - - - 71 -------- Malden - - - - 59 '71 QTourn.J New Madrid 79 QTourn.J Holcomb - - - - 49 63 Q J Portageville 54 Q J Campell - - - - -64 69 AQ J O'Bannon - 88 - - - ---- Morehouse - - - - -70 55 Q J East High - '76-- --'- NewMadrid--- ---52 66--- --- Sree1e--- 65 - - Caruthersville - - - - -59 68 - - - - - -Ross - - - - 85 - - Wardell ----- - - 67 54 ------- Senath - - - 51 - - - - East High - - - 64 55 QTourn.J Caruthersville 54 ------ Lilbourn ---- - - -49 57 Q J Deering - - 54 QTourn.J New Madrid - - - - -50 64 Q J Seuath - - - 51 Q J Lilbourn ---- - - -40 69 Q J East High - 45 Q J Bloomfield - - - - 96 74 Deering ' ' ' 61 Won 23 Lost 8 69 QTourn.J Advance - - - - -67 The Gideon Bulldogs defeated the second-seated Advance Hornets in the Bloomfield Christmas Tourna- ment. They then were defeated by the Bloomfield Wildcats in the finals and they received the sec- ond place trophy pictured above. GARY MASON, Guard 'L 3 Roger Pattillo shoots for 2 in Bloomfield Finals JAMES HILFIKER, HENRY BREWINGTON, Forward Center 76 IIB ll 64-65 SEASON Gideor Opponents W Holcomb L Campbell W Malden W Wardell W Clarkton W Morehouse W New Madrid W C aruthers ville W Risco L East High L Lilbourn L Deering W Matthews L Parma W Porrageville L Steele L County Tourney fEast Highj W Ross W Senath 12 Wins - 7 Losses STANDING L-R -- Ronnie Dell, Dean Bray, Coach Shock, Larry Lester, Jim Drummond, George Adams FRONT L-R -- Ronnie Campbell, Troy Camp- bell, Vicky Jordan, Jackie Tolbert. Pattillo gets one ,off in Homecoming game. 77 W ll SQUAD n re fs A ,gk V I 2 it .1 J J J env -ff ' ,ef-V . Jr-QJ .fix -' , Q if' bb- :-: rx, uf YV tip. 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Vanderbilt, Mason, Pattillo close Crissie Smith, homecoming queen, escorted by No. 21, Mike Vanderbilt and John 78 Walker, No. 75. X i O R13 if It 1 5 Y 1 Y. COA CH BRA DSI-IA W Baker and Pattillo in pursuit of Bearcat. ' ' 11.35 'ff ,P J , K . , 1 j , 1 r it J Vanderbilt clownfield for pass in Mason receives game ballffrom Dexter game. queen Crissie Smith. v -Q ll W ' U ak 1 .- ,- HW-'U I Q fm. 'fig' f 'fri I H 7-1. ,-azamwimisls l I J, Q: ,ga 'I rg L A 4 l L x NQLJGB gf? at 'qu 'sf' QM. L my . Xu. .x X , . I i ., W7 394311-fi 333 fMx2:,Qx:5f' Jim '. I- 'X Rfyus. 'P v I 1 ROGER PATTILLO, Quarterback , fin, N' ,I i 1 ' 1. --au -- G l,4'1f,gf,25:j2jZif ' ' , A 7:8 5 ff . -.xff.3ug,, 2, 'j I . . 5 ' HW'-Y-s'-a.f.:. . i ' '?ifQ1QT 5, A fr-?1 .f9 4? , 9-, 4' . Wi'-'Dv 'f?S'f'f'n9x. r'f'. ' 1 - .4 H - ,J , Lgfj .ws . M . 'Hi :I a . : f - gm, fit- L. J X54 ' '- l Wwtq a f Q Hg! Q 4 W... -we I 3 f 1 ' is , . U: 11 A 4... -,, K y, 4 Q. , I K , Q' A-Lk. -gin, '.. -fm.. .'..... 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'5 4 '- ,.,-fv5'j1f7,Q 4 11.gi,fx,,.M: 'iQr,,, ,M , r gn ,3'a:s5v,f,-,x AH 'ta ds 3 t ,Af , v Fan' 117 'JS 4 if EM? FUZZ BLACKWOOD, JOHN WALKER, End Tackle Roger Pattillo, Gary Mason, Phillip Hankins, Fuzz Blackwood, and Vernon Pickard have four years experience to their credit. Roger and Gary finished their last year of varsity football with 27 points each. Illmo-Scott City was Gideon's first victim for a defeat since we adopted football in 1961. The final score of Gideon's initial victory was 25-6 on a mud and water filled gridiron. VERNON PICKARD, End s 1, 1- 1. ,H . H Y. . rw -U, 1. W . ' T, le? ' 1 1 -F --fre-T s.1 ,1 . ,.,n 44 .. wff'z:e'-ew'-fi'1:i'r::EiEi5g .ff '-1-fif g ' sesame-.,, . Y ' g, ' 'f '211- -1- ff, '- ' f ,gi-5fa, g?Z??ffT+:r-f mama fl : W .H T35-1 n53.g.:':-.g,a5':-Hr. . g.E2ef,...-U T, -,gym - - W - V-1 '-,..,, - ,-e. 2 . 'f' I-lain., -- :Z-:' -. . e..v . , ......,, 7 ,,. -- ., 1: , 44 iflribdilaiwf , ',, n foe:-yr 'A . 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J--1 , Q -1-N H., 1'7 '7' !'.:n:f:s.u...3,':.w E915 rim' '1a:L5i',f,'E1 :DLLL J -.L 'hi'-X. if-':.i'F- . -2 f. 4r': -gl From left to right: Dennis McGinley, Lonnie Pat-- tillo, Phillip Hankins, and Johnny Layden. CENTERS 11 J N he 4 LTL Lf: TEL! f-7 -ff? 4 fe'-5 h?M-Pa., ,, -.. ' 5 .1 i J. Q .. JJ, ' ' E ,J -, . I L, V ' . T't'15 . 1.1, Q-Q' 1 ligifg- X - 3 'Q ' :': f 'q'T37' ' I J fn rv -.aff ,.a.:.:: - --1 51, fy ,T Z. +--,Sf ,i?'f ? ' ,lv lfifara .fis'1-wr iff, ggi, gaffffrm nfxg. i,.'-,K-,f,x.::, fqmsgfsmi , gm TE 5 I 1 gr, .ffl 4-,,, 21.7, , is ufwd' f Q. n 555. Ji7e:f 4 - T, 1 , '- It, 9ff:5'?Jf'i' .- ms,- , 5:53 -: QUT. ,J gd ' 1' -. vu From left to right: Mike Duncan, John Walker, Charles White, and Dennis Skidmore. BACKS X J ., . N 5 -tl-'ffl A Il ggi. 1 I 'funky -- H 'yflmfgiflfhg n Alan Williamson and EE Wayman Baker. Al 1-A 4 1' y -V, , 'H' N. I ,b , . .N in ,Q M ,,w,'.,.. . ,J ' .- J .- ' ,i ' 'C' ' .. f A J --:I 7 ' .' 'P Q ' ' - f' W -1 I ' .1 V- .si ' '1 if jaw.. '. A ,- :' 2':, N .gf 54- I .,,. , . 1 , il I -. Y 'rin iff. ' QW, .Q 'W '- '.. Ffs,:,iIl.f!,. N ' v us. . , ., -. . . .1 ::::,,.,5. .q,,.A,' i U S.. -My ' ,Q ' ' 1 J if ,-eil 'P'-fitgs ,. 'sig From left to right: Jackie Talbert, Gary Mason, so ' its w .S S A Mgt- uf, I , ur V s .6 4 xx X 1 . , 'til Mike Vanderbilt, Jimmy Fletcher and Larry , H -' '71 - . 5'?', Q .A.Sk-L Hardcasrle. QUARTERBACKS ?' Q .. L as 'fwsivgp-if ' ,ll i , Tjigif -121521 5 Roger Pattillo . QL and Dan Johnson. i , .sl 1.Eg'-'NF-ff1i.' y ' '-wwf, gf. 2' ,J I -91. Kurs' '- t-,Qs 4- 5, k,'kT 1, iff! J iii M , J-is 1'i,2,. . jg ' ff, , 1-Q'-4, 'J .1 ul- ' 1gvQ'f..1.'7, '.u-32,45 5581? f.. J .V' 4: f M' ,f,g9:,i.,Qi..5,if i1.l ffm ziff?-.',i'15-L, , .!,.i 'lfA5-,Jury 1 I- -'f Q2 fam- , rj:-'G gt . . . re -f? i,infg,1LF: 3 Senior end Vernon Pickard snags a pass in the ' Q4 . 3' '-13,2 .ef ' ,Hs - T - . . Zz3,fQS?z!F,.?pQ1y - Bearcat Qame while No. 82 Blackwood looks on. e ' Failm a . X ?:1:Qfgi?ff2:1Q:': qrblfic ' .L i i . sfg:4i2m4,:.fi7lil , J noni J is BASEBALL TEAM COACH GEORGE SCHEIDER I. ss , 5 QQL FRONT ROW, L-R: Melvin Chailland, Sam Mullen, Gary Mason, Toby Jordan J1m St Cin John W alker, John Cleaves. BACK ROW, L-R: Bill McCain, 'Ron Glover, Harold Blackwood, Rick Taylor Roger Pattillo James Hilfiker. , Ee ' ,I , ' ' 1.. 4 OUIFIELDEIZQ L-R: Blackwood, Pickard, and Cleaves. INFIELDEIZQ L-R: Mullen, Chailland, Mason, Taylor, and Hilfiker. gn- fl L Roger Pattillo, our all around athlete receives Pre credit for a job well done on the baseball team this year as well as the past years. Statistics show that Roger has a won and lost record of 14-7. His over all batting average is .443. John Walker, senior backstop, has an average ' of .313 throughout his baseball career at p G. H. S. Among his notable accomplishments are his 2 Qtwoj stolen bases. We are very proud of John for his overall hustle. Toby Jordan our junior catcher, and a good prospect forthe coming years at G. H. S. He has been given credit for his fine catch- ing this year. -f rw ll- , ,P 2- . Jim St. Cin receives recognition for his 20-1 A record for pitching throughout his baseball career. His batting average for the seasons is .358. Jim is also one of the top students V .p of his class. V lt.. g smrles School Board members and teachers Pattillo receives Track and Basketball aw ard. Coach Kenneth Knox from South- east Missouri State College was the main speaker at the Annual Banquet held in 1964. 'KaI1eqM is 0 A11 03 91 LU 'UE llllf QOH um KU01 'usnnw OH WOLLOH :M 0.1. LULU U 'uepxof A LU pexg pue 'alfq m DP O 71 O 5: 'U CD E2 U' I1 O C UQ 'J' 'QU O 5 l I 'FU O O xv o D' 0 T' UD e-v CD 4 O U3 0 5 IJ CD o-v -f-e Z W P1 Z' f-1 :r o P1 5 5. I. n-. 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'gf wer, fi 'f.fjS:21'y'-'Q -in'-Piafli-.WE-9'i'Wa:' , r X 1. 1 ' . , . . , . . , Mx, QU' 1524. .Winn 4 V ,gk .i,T,.:a, :L-. 2, , -,nu Y .- . , , A, H' X 4 ' ,:f'4 f 1 ' 1 'x'!...n -Q'7.'.'X'-'rg-L , s 7512 ,V Hin f. g'. - M- :QQ . , QQ.-it - ' . 5 '45 w. 1.4 . WL, 'W' - ' 'lihj . .F-:Y ' .- -.1 1 , r .Q-. -4'.l2- .gif-fx-,. incl-.. . ...K s-,sA'.'.'.l-.432-V'+1tiEv,.x A.. is.. .iile-.4 '- A , 2 ff J.. .. STANDING: L-R. Coach David Greenberg, Kent Reynolds, Jack Smith, Allan Fowler, James Pickard, Ronnie Lowery, Donnie Cunningham, Don White, James Smart, Assistant Coach, Orval Deweese. FRONT L-R. Gerald Murphy, Marcus Henry, Carl Blackwood, Bill Cunningham, J. R. Layden, Procter Russell, Mike Walker and Danny Nix. 35 if 3 ., A SPORTS IN F25-VIEW Q' . s U ,w ,--lL .' .tif J Trophies Received by Best Athletes of 1965 Gideon Digs In at Dexter ? f 5 1 f'1. 1 , 1 B r KJ if r 13 it T. im i ' I i - -'Q -4+ - ' lr i ZW f 4 , fkfi J II' fffj',3:'p l' ' d I - , A , V 1,1 ,L , rf' v -NLS' M, 1 a ' X ? -- 'fx f Nggj? 'N I - Am f ', X X,- . 'sk f v . 'vi ' : - '. - ' 4' K 57 I ARK qi A , A .f-- -t ,-t,,L-- I 4. I t . 4, I ,f A f M .Q in . f .f 1' - , , -- , X ' ' 15-' 99' Q' - 1 fl f A ' i I I I: if f if ,X y b 5 ,fl 7 'X K! I Q. 'KK l E 1 J ,HA 1 fuk XX xxlx ff gf '31 1. A I E , as f , f . , 1 ' Z F5554 n f 'N , . f W- .Mr ,., it s cs G , B , qw x 7' E Vi? ld Qi FK is A-1 f T L 86 Basketball Team of 1964-65 Gideon Pep Club and Cheerleaders Vanderbilt Attempts Interception Gideon Plays Bloomfield Tournament Finals. 1. 11 11 11 522 W, 1 if ' 1g1. 1 11-11 H Sew 551 1 1 1: 1 Wi? 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