Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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You wouIdn't like me when I'm angry! Strik- ing a hulking pose, Pat Moser proudly lets his senior spirit shine through. What a transformation! The trash cans take on a new image when the art classes paint them with bright pictures like this. When Devils get hot, they really sizzle. That Fled Devil spirit comes through during the pep rally, giving homecoming day a red-hot start. DEVILUTION - You won't find this word in your Websters Dictionary, but it accurately describes the '82-'83 school year at Gra- ham. This year's growth and change demon- strated the positive, outgoing spirit of both the student body and the faculty and staff. The physical campus changed with the addition of the new press box at the stadium, the new bushes in front of the school, and the fence around the practice field. The new resource room gave the library a different look. In addition, students had to part the Pied Sea each time they needed to enter D building. To help the student body retain their vital- ity, many new activities ensued the opening of school. The intramural program expanded to include horseshoes, basketball, and track, which kept students physically fit. A new varsity sport, cross country, established a winning tradition by finishing fourth in the conference. The football team won the Homecoming game against B-Y, and it didn't even rain on our parade this year!