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... FROM THE START TALKING OVER FIELD PROCEDURES. Mr. Norman Adlinglton explains a difficult move to Freshman. Tim Garner. Sophomore. Donald Carroll and Junior. Mike Smallwood. PONYTAIL WITH A HEADBAND became one of the styles of the 80s. Krista Barlow, freshman, models her matching headband and shirt. THINKING OF MANY THINGS THAT HAVE TO BE DONE. Mr. Greg Cartwright is caught by the RE-ECHO camera. 4 — Opening
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WHISTLING HIS TUNE. Joe Moreland, senior. awaits West Virginia’s Teacher of the Year Ken Godwin’s arrival. DOING LAST MINUTE homework. Rene Gerkin. junior, prepares for class. :«J|! LISTENING INTENTLY. Deb Neason. junior, attends a lecture by Mrs. Cleve Bennedict. the wife of West Virginia's new congressman. SKIING AT ALPINE. Holly Biggins, senior, prepares to descend the mountain. Stylin' — 3
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JUMPING UP TO TIP THE BALL. Dee Ann Duncan, junior, hits the ball to a teammate. ONE OF MANY IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASS, Julie Hines, sophomore, studies for a test. (Continued from pg. 2) Seniors returned to that very fa-milar place, a place that they had grown to love for three consecutive years. They had made it to the top and dreamed about that special day of attending ‘‘their” prom and standing proud as they awaited nervously to receive “their diplomas. One more year to be a Bearcat and then graduation. Juniors moving up one step to become upperclassmen and working confidently to make the Junior-Senior prom a reality. Fundraising, making plans, and having fun was dashing about in their minds. On the other hand, the Sophomores strived to know GHS even better while the Freshmen were just beginning to get their first real taste of the Bearcat way of life.” The students fell into the normal flow and everyday routines. The halls filled with the aroma of lunch or sometimes that strange odor pushing its way out the doors and windows of the Chemistry room. Soon Homecoming had arrived, and without delay Christmas vacation had come and gone. Spring sports were soon under way as time continually pressed its way down the halls at Grafton High. As the year progressed, the doors and walls seemed to bulge from the style that they held tightly within. Grafton High, 1982, a year of punk rock, designer jeans, and smiling faces. A year of Stylin’’! MONTHS OF PRACTICE FOR ANN RAINEY, senior, result in a professional approach to the annual spring musical. Opening — 5
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