Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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at G.H.S. to have an easier sched- up a class, or just to taught by Mrs. Louise field. SUMMER SEWING Some students took a course in sewing; not for credit, but for enjoy- ment. The class was taught by Mrs. Alice Barnett. Brookman and Mr. Bob Hedrick supervised the activities. GIRLS STATE Julie Lindsey and Carolyn Barrett : A summer physical fitness program operates under the coaching staff. Mr. Ed attended Girls State at Radford. RELAXING Physical fitness is sometimes just watching, especially after a hotly contested game. GETTING IN SHAPE Students play basketball or just shoot goals. HERE WE ARE AGAIN It will be our turn to play next.

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Summer Students attend school in summer ule the following year, to make stay busy. Classes in 1965 were Wetzel and Mr. Walter Porter GOVERNMENT Rising seniors do current event and newspaper assignments dur- ing the summer's government class as well as allother regular and extra lessons. HISTORY Two courses in history -- World and American-- were taken by juniors and soph- omores. SCIENCE AND ENGLISH Other courses offered during the summer were science and English.

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POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Are these girls? Somebody goofed! Not really - this happens to be a new sportat Graham. TheGraham High Y-Teens played the Beaver Y-Teens on October 23 at Graham, beginning an annual event -- we hope. GRAHAM 13 BEAVER 6 THE BIG GAME Graham receives the ball, the crowd yells, and the team bounds into action. With the help of the Key Club, and the Y-Teen spon- sors Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Dunn, andMrs. Belcher, the game was a success -- in more ways than one! Coaches Ronnie Yost, Tim Parris, and Ray Maupin canreally be proud of their team. Y-TEENS ON THE GO! On November 20 fourteen Graham Y-Teen delegates and eleven Beaver Y-Teen delegates left the YWCA for the annual state Y-Teen conference at Jackson's Mill, West Virginia. Fall Specials ARE THEY FOR REAL? Key Club Cheerleaders added a spark of gaietytothegame. The attractive cheer- leaders pictured above are Bradley Law- son, Dane Morehead, Alvin Lester, Bill McDarmont, Doug VanDevender, and on top is Linky Carter. MISS FLAME Redheaded Linda Les- ter represented Gra- ham in the Fire Pre- vention parade. QUIET! One thing at Graham hasn't changed -- the daily devotionals. Each morning during home- room, we pause for a moment of meditation. These thoughts for the day are given by mem- bers of speech. Here is Wayne Hooper.