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

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AFTER A BUSY U; of shoppxr.g See?: ' ben and Dar.:ca MeDewtr ors. ' ; V c McVjckrr. senior. stop anc cr: a pizta at T» r .u in Bridgeport MUSIC KEEPS JUST about everyone entertained Damca Me Doth. ;umor. Mike Me Victor. senior, and Stephanie Lam ben. junior, can t decide which artist's caserte to buy. THE LAKE IS a popular place for friends to gather. Shelly Callahan and Sophomore Qansaa Wooddetl spend a chilly June day at a ptcnac at the lake. ON THOSE NIGHTS when nothing good cs on xmaioc. a good book 3 one wa . to keep enter-tamed- loofcrrg through the new books released at Coit snie Meadowbrook Mai are Scepharje Lambert. juraor. anc Mate McVkktr. senior GOOD COMPANY IS always welcome, especially on a cotd da. at Tygart Lake Sophomores Pi.a McVlcker and Paula Heffcnn chat w h Senior Stnr Fiua on. MAGAZINES KEEP MANY' teens tuned m to co-dav fashions and asaaac. Freshman Kun McVictor takes some qmet rune to leaf through the latest issue of Seventeen. 26 Emertainmem

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EVEN IN THE RAIN, Cheryl McDaniel, junior. TO HELP EASE the tension of the state champion- keeps cheering the team on to victory for the state ship football game. Krista Barlow and Joyce Kigcr championship. Smith, seniors, ham it up on the bus. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front row: Sheila Boyce. Joyce Kiger Smith. Krista Barlow; Middle row: Janis Gennette. Danica McDevitt. Cheryl McDaniel. Vivian Gaines; Back row: Missy Hedrick. A BREAK IN the action means a break in cheering for Joyce Kiger Smith, senior. Cheerleaders 25

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Tuning in to today’s entertainment Weekends at the movies, nice days at Tvgart Lake, or listening to the latest hits were just part of what students did for entertainment after school. Starting with the movies, the latest crazes went to Beverly Hills Cop. Police Academy, and for the horror hour, Friday the 13th returned with Part 5. My weekends are at the movies with Police Academy and Friday the 13th. Part V said Junior Donna Bradley. Music kept the beat with students listening to Madonna's Like a Virgin, Crazy for You and Material World. The top male vocalist was Bruce The Boss Springsteen with his recordings of Born in the I'.S.A. and I'm on Fire. Springsteen and 44 other American singers joined voices and formed U.S.A. For Africa, a crusade for Africa's hungry. Their song We Are the World, hit the top of the charts in April. Tastes in music varied just as student's personalities varied. I enjoy INXS and Midnight Oil and Split Enz, said Brett Bourke, senior exchange student. Junior Kim Mitchell favored the more mellow music. I like Heaven by Bryan Adams and Crazy for You by Madonna. Magazines kept students informed about fashions and events. The girls' top magazine was Teen, while the boys favored more of a sport magazine. Of course, my favorite is Sports Illustrated. said Rusty Watkins, junior. Other sources of entertainment included books. I like lonathon Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach, said Senior Charlene Kinsey. Some live entertainment was provided for students when Chicago presented a concert at WVU in February and Cyndi Lauper appeared earlier in the fall at Fairmont State College. Entertainment 27