Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Anyone expecting to see ten lovely la- dies parading through the GHS audito- rium to Sheena Easton's Modern Girl may have found themselves pleasantly Q73 surprised. Surprised, at least, to see ten of Graham's hammiest young men vying for the second crown of Mr. GHS, The second annual womanless beauty pageant, sponsored by the Small Ensem- ble, centered around the theme t'She's a Modern Girl! Ui. Ten men from each class hula-ed, stripped, piano-ed., and sang their ways into the hearts and funny bones of an audience eager for a change from traditional pageantry. John Van Pelt, the Pilot from G-105, offered a change in the usual emcee representation and was heartily received by the audience. The evening came to a climactic finish upon the crowning of the second Mr. GHS: Daniel Enoch. Mark Horner gave him a run for his money, however, and won first runner-up. Mike Scott secured Miss Congeniality. The real she-man of the hour, Daniel Enoch, a senior, squeals in delight after winning the title of Mr. G. H. S. Strutting their stuff across the stage, the ten contestants enjoy the crowd response as they model their evening wear for the judges. Anything for applause. Emcee John Van Pelt whet's the audiences appetite for the strip tease act by tearing off his coat. Grooving to the beat of chipmunk punk, Wild Man Dan fDaniel Kleebergj and his Hawaiian dressmaker fGlenn Pattersonj provide special pag- eant entertainment. Swayin' to the music, senior Mark Horner hula dances his way into the judge's good graces and wins first runner up, She's A Modern Girl .

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as S On this occasion he if hereby resol'r,-ed that the Junior Class of Grahrmz High School presents for their Senior Class the Jrmior-Sem'or Prom May 7, 1983 1'- he iii' r 5 gvvz '29 . XX Mrs. Bass lends some much needed advice to several juniors on Prom decorating and budget- ing. Shane Meeks and Brian Couteriar calculate the exact measurements necessary to cut the streamers. Hail the King 81 Queen . A . prom king and queen Tracy Coble and Mark Keck take a minute to pose for a picture after their dance, Something worth yelling about - some prom attendants cheer on the waiters and waitresses with a little spirit. f 15

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International Assembly '83 and . Wu un' Would you all please stand and remain quiet dx l l' XX' V while the seniors march in? asks Chap McQueen at XXX ,lf iff!! the start of the assembly. silk tt My ' Andrea Hanford uses body language dur, 5 ing the performance in jazz dance by the Eloise Glass dance studio. till l The Florida Trib' Jeanne Duncan sings her way into the hearts of the students at the International Day assembly, with her rendetion of a Karen Carpenter song. Only slightly off key, Tony Pennix and John Bowes sing their hearts out for the students just the way they did it at Disney World. For Women Only, the GHS Small Ensemble croons a medley of tunes from the 60's and 70's, all about their guys . Kicking up a storm, the Graham High Ftockettes, a.k.a. the Small Ensemble, show the student body their award winning form.