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

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 WAITING FOR THE GAME to begin. Seniors Keith Tucker. Chris Lantz and Matt Elder look for a seat. DURING HALFTIME. Mrs. Fern Thorn. Mr. Dave Knotts and Mrs. Patsy Harman get a chance to sit and chat about the game. 10 Homecoming

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THE BEARCAT OFFENSE drives for points against the Falcons during the third quarter. I- FaI CON) R oc s Friday nite O Fer Fhe YsaU atwe.. Qfc AeaK salS Linernen 'S'tcw ' 5 -SO Half W J( ’ 1.15 CoocKSRu npi xjSt petie THE CHEERLEADERS PLACED anous signs throughout the building to help psvche the team and the student bt dv for the game. Homecoming 9

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WALKING THE SIDELINES. Senior Terry Pyles anxiously awaits the next play. TO HELP GET the student body ready for the game. Juniors Becky Thaxton and Pam Shreve decorate the lockers. . . . highlights A parade through downtown and the spirit-building thuse were the highlights of the week. In a skit to entertain the crowd, the majorettes and cheerleaders switched jobs. To imitate the majorettes' field show, the cheerleaders danced to Fierro. Instead of the usual long stemmed rose, the squad held large tissue paper flowers in their teeth. On Saturday night, Oct. 13. the annual dance was held in the Clair Bee Field House with Kevin Nicholas from WVAQ providing the music. COURT MEMBERS LOOK on as Nancy Mont- ner reigned over the festivities, which ended on Sat-gomery. Homecoming Queen, crowns Erin urday night with the traditional Homecoming dance. Faulkner during half time of the game. Miss Faulk- Homecoming l