Gaffney High School - Cherokeean Yearbook (Gaffney, SC)

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411 Heanon Tate and Brad Bonner show us how to smile about the pains of the game. 'Na 'sl I Middle Left: Those casual times that build the bonds that can never be torn apart. Middle Right: Brent Ramsey and his definition of just a bit on the wild side. Lower Left: Just members ofa senior class that really stick together.

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alle Just a bit on the WILD side - that's the Class of 1989! Not too much but just enough to be the most exciting Senior Class to hit Gaffney Senior High School. We have grown and we have learned so much about ourselves, but most of all we have had one great time doing it! Right: Although being seniors puts us at the head of the group, cracking the books is still a necessity. Lower Left: Tate Moorhead cheers on the tribe as part of the varsity cheer- leading squad. Middle Right: Tronny Littlejohn, Jason Wood, David Dewberry, David Grant, and Shane Wallace prove that friendships are something to hold on to. Lower Right: Never a dull moment with these guys - Andy Holmes, Kip Sarratt, Merv Bishop, and Ronnie Haugen. - 17

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eww Just a bit on the SOCIAL side - that's the organizations that GHS sponsors. From the Alive Club to our very own ROTC units, there is an organization to suit each and every individual need. Upper Left: Yes, these are some of our very own GHS Student Council members enjoying themselves at Hickory Knob State Park. Upper Right: Band members Kelli Crawford and Valerie Hill definitely take their music seriously, Lower Left: Editor Janice Caldwell reads through the latest edition of the Indian Post with some of her staff members. Lower Right: Members of the Junior Air Force ROTC unit present the colors during an assembly program.