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

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PLACE TO BE WAS oing places, attending afterschool practice, and sharing moments with friends on special days were all a part of STUDENT LIFE. (Page 60) eading, writing, and arithmetic caused students and teachers to be very much involved in ACADEMICS. (Page 42) nother year arrived and with it came athletic teams who strived for the best in SPORTS. (Page 56) acuity, administration, students, cooks and janitors all made up GHS’s best part — it’s PEOPLE. (Page 92) raveling to different parts of the state or just being dedicated to your chosen group at school, students found themselves participating in ORGANIZATIONS. (Page 130) ften times, students sought help and support from parents and local businesses in order to carry on various activities within the COMMUNITY. (Page 144) ew faces, old faces, and anything that happened could be found in the INDEX. (Page 163) Cover: The Place To Be on a beautiful autumn day is definitely GHS as seniors Sheryl Weaver, Michelle Moore and Kim McVicker enjoy the Senior area. (Photos by R. Oean). Sophomores Kelly Keener and Jennifer Crimm participate on the Homecoming float “Hang the Hawks”. (Photo by B. Burns).

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pits PLACE TO BE Re-Echo 1988 Grafton High School 6 Riverside Drive Grafton, WV 26354 (304) 265-3046 Volume 47 Entertainers ’88 perform the foot-tapping song of “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” during the annual Christmas program, proving that GHS is THE PLACE TO BE. (Photo by J. Ta-karsh) Title 1