Gulfport High School - Log Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)

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DEL CL The Annual Staff of i957 would like for you to meet Gus, the typical Gulfport High School student. For Gus this was a year of activities, varied and exciting. During the fall he cheered the Commodore football team to eight victories in a ten game season. The school spirit created by Gus and hundreds of students like him amazed football fans from Hattiesburg to Biloxi. Gus also enioyed participating in group activities-the class play, club proiects, the magazine drive, the class talent show, the stu- dent publications, and the band and choir. At Christmas he gave to the Student Council's basket of food and gifts for a needy family. An ardent basketball fan, Gus went to Laurel for the Big Eight basketball championship to support his team. During Twirp Season he thoroughly enioyed being wined and dined by the girls who asked him out. Later in the spring Gus even backed his favorite girl in the May Queen Con- test. By the time graduation rolled around, however, Gus realized that he had spent some of his time on his lessons as well as on extracurricular activities. Although his appearance had not changed, Gus felt much wiser and very distinguished. We could tell you more of Gus's activities, but better yet, won't you come with Gus and remember as-GUS GOES TO GULFPORT HIGH. ulfport High