Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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The excitement of planning sessions and days of hard work, was well accepted by the stu- dents at the Jr.-Sr. prom. It was quite unique with its main streets, city lights, and disco music by Charlie Brown Disco. The theme was Last Dance, fit- ting because it was the last dance of its kind. TOP — Juniors work together as they wait for the final lifting of the well con- structed ceiling. MIDDLE — After a busy day of con- structing the prom ceiling, the Juniors try again to raise the enormous struc- ture. Kelly Graham watches as Kevin Houck puts the final touches on Fred’s Barber Shop located on Main Street in the Prom. : seca ee 4 De Oh as Richard Foil, Joey White watch an artist at work, Mark Perkins, drawing scene for the Prom.

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A time for doing. Activities provide a break from the usual routine. Plays, assemblies and special programs gave us the chance to put the books away for awhile to relax and enjoy ourselves. Chris Rhodes and Nancy Ciaburri serve coffee and cookies to parents during open house in the fall. of our pep assemblies.: ’ Lisa Honaker, Steve Farmer, Susan Bush and Monique D’An- gelis make music for a pep assembly. 11

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J 1Q79: Last Danae’ Although Prom night was exciting for both Juniors and Seniors, it gave the Juniors a special pride to see their efforts turn out so beautiful and memo- rable. ae L - The great decorations set the mood for Disco fever swept through the Graham High gym and was enjoyed by all. the disco beat. Now the students get closer as the music is slowed down.