Hunter Huss High School - Astron Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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Proudly residing at 1518 Edgefield Avenue , Gastonia , iV.C., the 1600-plus occupants of Hunter Huss High School convert this campus into a vital world °f teen growth. ... from the front ... from the interior

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Linda Spencer and Eddie Robinson are found when thoughts are too weighty for words. Karen Ehret on the Hass stage captivates her au¬ dience with calypso routine. Today is but an interlude for the foreseen and unforeseen — a blend of yesterday and tomorrow. Miss Huss pageant contestant, Connie McLean, pictures teenage grace. Today they A teenager is a mass of slowly dy¬ ing dreams who, seeing not beyond the hill of youth, feels that the more im¬ portant things for which he pines must eventually come to him. Thus, through his unmolested youth which, with enough desire, may easily be trans¬ formed into anything, a teenager be¬ comes the symbol of hope. Aside from being the symbol of hope, a teenager is the symbol of happiness; for being still close to childhood, he may look upon the world with some amount of fresh wonder; and one must admit that even the biggest prob¬ lems, such as those of going steady or being first man on the football team, smack of joy. Adorned in black, Eleanor McArver, one of Frank L. Greenwave’s “paid” mourners, sneaks a smile at the camera. 12