Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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18 YB ig G-Band at Bristol The Big G-Band participated in many activities through the year. Among the most remembered was the parade and competition at Bristol. The Band was also Honor Band and played the “Star Spangled Banner” at the opening Ceremony at the Festival. Another activity was the combination of the G-Band with Bluefield High’s Band. They proved that rivals can be friends. Pe Hands and feet tremble as the G-Band wait for inspection at Bristol. The Band participated in the annual Bristol parade. Z a Band anes from Crahaon and Bluefield make ibe American Sheild. The Big G-Band as Honor Band at Bristol playing the “Star Spangled Banner.” Donne Ford Bristol. iles continuousl y as the majore st 3 ce ttes compete at

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Pep Assemblies What would one call an assembly that’s sole purpose was to promote spirit and let the G-Men know that the student body was behind them? A pep assembly. Pep assemblies were more than just a chance to get out of class. They were impor- tant to the morale of our ath- letes. Knowing that the entire school is behind you was enough to inspire our G-Men and G- Girls to do their best. ee ll SS wee , Setogeirit durthg ‘the long await of a group of our May graduates. — OO laps her hang i,

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Homecoming Ds Exciting Homecoming week began with excitement and suspense. Everyone could hardly wait to see who our next homecoming queen would be. Decorating contests, pep rallies, and organization of events were sponsored by the National Honor Society. co TDRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS HERES f iia = Candidate Lisa Scott Candidate Melody Stevenson