Grafton High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Grafton, WV)

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Tammy Gerkin, junior, goes after a loose ball in the Lady 'Cats' victory over Central. Drum majorette Kris Sandor. senior, talks over the night’s performance after half-time. Tami Murray, sophomore, pauses after completing her assignment for a yearbook deadline. Taylor-made — 5

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It was our turn to shine. A new school year had dawned on Riverside Drive. With it a different, exciting feeling flowed through the halls of Grafton Senior High. Taylor-pride was once again a part of our lives. When the steel blue doors burst open in early September allowing the suntanned masses to return to classes, students were greeted by freshly painted gold and blue lockers and newly laid two-tone gold tile giving the school a tailored look, right down to the “GHS” embrazed in the main hall floor. As friends and faculty became accustomed to their new surroundings, it became obvious that this was a year that would long be remembered as new and electrifying. This was to be Larry Westerman and Shawn Hostler, sophomores, march with the band on Bridge St. during the Homecoming parade Virgil Garrett and Joe Moreland, juniors, enjoy the tall sunshine during the Homecoming thuse. 4 — Taylor-made

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A year of hard work and dedication filled the lives of the GHS student body, but when the hard work is over, it is time to PARTY! Life in the big city can be a bit boring at times, but when you put 814 unique personalities together, the outcome is bound to be exciting, and so it was. With Homecoming, dances, and class tournaments just being a few of the things that filled our lives, made our year complete. Parties and friends are what weekends are made of, creating many fond memories for us to treasure thoughout Debbie Neason and Pat Shaver in the sophomore one act play. Rachael Pysell in Mr. Rod Kuhn's English class. 6 — Student Lite