Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Always the last to know. Compliments of Cath- erine Lloyd, Melissa Jessup learns of the next per- iod's notebook check. With the consumer's best interests at heart, Tim Jones informs his class about consumer do's and don'ts in Family Life. That time of the year. Pop quizzes seem to be in season as Mrs. Collins' class studies Romeo and Juliet. When in doubt, pray for a fire drill! This ech- oes the thought of every Devil student who faces a test.

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sl' g .- Si ,, gr ,, ssiw A FATE VVCDFISE THAN FAILURE . . . When in doubt, pray for a fire drill! Thus became the philosophy of Devils who found their school days fraught with tests, term papers, soliloquies, and journal checks. Fire drills, bomb threats, and snow days always offered a convenient rationale for study avoidance in the past. However, GHS procrastinators found themselves in dire straits as very few fires or bombs made themselves available dur- ing the '82-'83 school year. Even worse, January came and went without any sign of winter weather. Fortunately, February brought a St. Valentine's Day snowstorm, giving the Devils a break. Q JT .mi all l ,l1ll lg': . . ,gr W Q ' lift . Not another one! Patty Jarrett reluctantly forces herself to study for an upcoming English test. I-lere's to you, Mr. Robinson! Students in Mr. Flobinson's sixth period English class give him their undivided attention. I hate to eat and run, but . . . Amy Jordan com- bines lunch and study in preparation for her exams, 655' Y Ma

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I-IOT TO GCD! . .. . il 5 3' K if Y ' l o Q 31 5 5:5 lv EN Q A Caught in the act, Brian Couterier gets surprised Kim Wilson, Sheila Williams, Joann Beeker, LaVonda Becky Baldwin entertains passers-by to by the photographer while hard at work on prom Powell, Jodi Bristow, and Susan Teer check details wake herself up before classes start early in the decorations, on the sophomore float. morning and begin her scholastic rituals.