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

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Homecoming Queen Heather Upton and her escort Chad Currey wave at fans during the halftime festivities. (Photo by L. Hays) Up on top. Junior Jamie Moran's hopes are high for another win during the team's pep cheer before the Homecoming game. (Photo by L. Hays) ; could’ve been a lot more tun for In bicycle races, and an ice cream-eating contest, a band played to get the team and students psyched for the game. Said bicycle-race winner, Senior Pam Satterfield, I had a lot o£ fun at the thuse.Jjj everyone with the help On Friday night Heath Queen and the 12 victory over the Sout Heather Upton recalls, ley'n! - tion of Friday night. un for more student participation. i was crowned Homecoming ism shone through with a 27-rison Hawks. Homecoming Queen whole week was mostly anticipa-vous! But when the time finally came for the corronation it was definitely the best feeling of the whole week and I’ll never forget it! The thrill of victory carried over into Saturday evening as the Homecoming dance wrapped up a spirit-filled week. Missy Varah Junior, remembers her favorite part of the dance, “I loved being with my date and the fact that the gym didn’t look like the gym”.” (By Robyn Ringler and Heather White) Homecoming-15

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Students slowly dance the night away at the Claire Bee Field House during the annual Homecoming dance. (Photo by G. Holling-shead) Entering the gym during the thuse, the team gets psyched up for the following night’s game. (Photo by B. Burns) Junior Eddie Flynn exhibits his school spirit by dressing for Homecoming week’s “punk day”. (Photo by K. Peters) Minutes before the parade, Seniors Steve Lough. Rod Gawthrop, and Gary Poling put the finishing touches on the Senior Float. (Photo by B. Burns)

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Keeping a close watch, Juniors, Rhonda Jewel and Tammy Harris help a young friend to make the right decision in child care. (Photo by B. Burns) Working behind the cash register, Senior John Rogers adds up a total sale. (Photo by R. Colebank) 16-Working Students