Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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A “Time for a tavorite Aetivity Graham High School provides a time for activities, sports, clubs, and classes. Through all of these we come in contact with each other and with the community. Four years pass quickly for some; slowly for others. Still, there are moments, events, and decisions made during the freshman-senior years that we shall cherish forever as joyous memories. Activities give us a chance to do “our own thing” apart from scheduled classes. Talent abounds not only in organizing but also in participating. There is always time to perform in a play, dance at a prom, march in a parade — always time for one’s favorite activity. wa ce Jimmy Ballard sings in the “Hee Haw” show. é | ee» le. + om ZS ve 4 a ‘“ on « Bay a Tages 0 Ae os, arry Dunn, visit the city. Tim Thompson waits on teachers at the SCA faculty breakfast. Country boys, Mark Owens, Mark Epperly, Bryon Boone and L

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Community-School Helped Each Other oe © See : Our school and community are entwined. Each serves the other; each relies on the other. The com- munity provides support for the school and the school provides the community with the facilities for education. Both the school and the community have time for each other. TOP — Cynthia Williams opens an account at a local bank. MIDDLE — J.D. Baker relaxes for a moment after serving customers. BOTTOM — Greeting sign on routes 19- 460. LA ; OMe LITERARY WORAN S CLUB] THIRD TUESDAY »- BPM OCLOCK | JUNIOR WOMANS CLUB FAM). 8 TOWN HALL ae 4 “SANCTUAR’ CLUBROQM . @ . + stg ives 6 UU pm BLUEFIELD VA WOMANS CLUB WNICIPL BUILGING ves 3 0f KK pm

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: A Sime for Sports Graham High athletes excelled in many sports. The G-Men and G- Girls always competed well; remained humble in victory and never gave up in defeat. There was always a time for practicing, par- ticipating, or watching. TOP — Coach Williams and Don Sharrock discuss a change in the game plan. MIDDLE — Jimmy Bailey and Chris Mor- ris form a solid wall of G-Men. BOTTOM LEFT — Lisa Scott provides pep during an assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT — Mary Beth Rusyniak jumps with a Beaver.