Gloucester High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

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Students Share Spirit With County Community Kim Myles has pride to keep her warm on a cold and windy October 26. Homecoming spirit warms the hearts at any rate! Patriotic and enthusiastic band members add a | touch of class to the pre-election candidates night j well attended by students greatly interested in the race for county sheriff. r . : ' ■ ' • v Donald Talbert finds time during Homecoming parade when his efforts are more show than blow. 5

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Moving Moving Moving The theme of our yearbook is moving... moving into the eighties with a hope that the inflation recession depression talk is mostly talk. Moving means moving up—catching up to the goals just ahead... becoming 15 and 8 months and getting that coveted learners. It means becoming a junior and flashing that investment in status and sentimentality, a weighty token of solvency, the class ring. And in Gloucester moving means moving in. New names and faces are proof that Gloucester is moving from rural to suburban. But moving also means the restlessness that has become almost an epidemic among us. It is so hard to sit still, hard to put up with the humming lights, the hot classrooms, the distracting echoes off the mustard metal walls, the long days in the hard seats. Perhaps it means we are ready to move on to the disciplining world of work, to the challenge of college. Above: joy Morris reaches loward the shouts in leading cheers at a Pep Rally. Right: The seniors put on a noisy show of strength to keep underclassmen in line. 4

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?r EAUTY and the Beasts 6