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

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STARTING ANOTHER WEEK. Mr Bill McProuty takes the role. McProuty substituted the first semester for Mrs. Nancy Sturm's Social Study classes. TO FEEL RIGHT on a Monday one has to look ri ht. Senior Sonja Scrana e takes time before the bell to brush her hair. Mondays l 3

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GOING OVER the week's coining menu, cooks Betty Lee Carr. Mary Williams, and Era Drummond discuss different duties. A case of Monday blues As you roll into bed after a night of cramming for a test, you are reminded by the radio that tomorrow is Monday. For some reason that one little word seems to have a devastating effect on teenagers. You cuddle dow n in your blankets and drift off to sleep. As 6 a.m. approaches, the sun peeks through the windows to awaken you to a new day. R-R-I-I-N-N-G-G! ! Somehow Monday has snuck up on you. At that, you roll over to catch Just one more minute. Mom . Your blink of sleep turns into 15 minutes. and you’re running late. Being the semi-neat person you are. you find the remaining 10 minutes aren't enough to meet your requirements. So. you miss the bus. and Mom takes you to school. Later, lunch time rolls around. While at your locker, fond memories of your brown paper bag cross your mind. The beast in your stomach has turned loose. While you finish disturbing class, your favorite teacher bombards you with homework. If these symptoms sound familiar, then you've had a classic case of the MONDAY BLUES. CLASS WORK gets the brain working on a Monday as Kristy Currey looks over an assignment for Computer class. 12 Mondays

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ALWAYS KEEPING WITH the styles is Junior Jim Golden, who often sports the preppy look. WALKING WITH A friend during lunch. Freshman Robyn Ringler wears the sweater vest, which made a big hit on the fashion scene. 14 Fashions