Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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December Days A CHORAL READING The speech class, directed by Miss Eleanor Douthat, presented a choral reading of the Christmas story. The GAA, accompanied by their sponsor 82159: f ' 'C I I X f 4? .f f LAILAI V, v9'X Ht' I i jjgljy If 1 Z 1 Mrs. Hill, warmed the chilly air with their cheerful songs. ln-- I CHRISTMAS EVERYWHERE Mrs. Barnett's home economics classes held open house to display the many different decorations they had made. BORN IS THE KING . . . The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Richardson, helped us feel the real spirit of Christmas with their inspiring numbers in the pre- holiday program.

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F all Fall Sorry! You didn't say May I? HOMECOMING Catch me if you can! JUNIOR PLAY GRAHAM VS TAZEWELL GREEN STOCKINGSN HOMECOMING QUEEN Margaxet Angles UNSEEN BUT INDISPENSABLE Without these people, the play could not have been presented. I'11 never call you granny again! Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do. 1 l l J fl 33 s 5 s, sf, Q SJ E Q Q S A Q ii JUNIOR PLAY CAST Beth Pritchett, Gail Nash, Debbie Cole, Wanda Mahood, Cathy Lambert, Larry Scott, David Peery, Lofton Delgado, Anthony Wolkoff, Ellis McComas, Wayne Leedy, and Anthony Bowman.

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Evaluation ,al SUCCESS Graham was officially accepted into the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools after the evaluation was completed. The presentation was made in Dallas, Texas, in November, Everyone agreed that the results were well worth the effort. VIP'S VISIT GRAHAM Evaluators, school board members, and special guests enjoyed the banquet held the first evening of the evaluation. Teachers and visitors enjoyed the opportunity to meet informally. wr , I TEACHERS HARD AT WORK Teachers at Graham worked for over a year on the information needed for the evalua- tion. Sighs of relief were heard when the self evaluation was in book form.