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It ' s Not All Bad K Migh School is not all bad. Along with the trials and tribulations of freshmanhood come more responsibility, more freedom, and more choices. Every year there is a little more to do. Clubs and other organizations provide op- portunities for involvement. Basketball games are an outlet for student enthusiasm. Even everyday activities entertain students after a day ' s work. Cruising through town, band practice, and stopping at Waco are popular pastimes of Grant County teens. Schoolwork may pile up and respon- sibilities may increase, but students find that with a little rest and recreation, they can sur- vive the year. After all, high school is not all bad.
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i — Steve Mail This Page, Top Left — Getting ready for the final performances proves trying for band members Sonya Thompson and Annette Ware. Top Right — When Dan O ' Nan has car trouble after school, his friends are glad to assist. Center — Buses are a familiar sight at the beginning of the year. Bottom — Seconds after the bell students rush to their buses. Opposite Page, Top Left — Waco provides a place for Greg Marlcsberry and Lisa Henderson ' s beginning of the year romance to grow. Top Right — Sr. Nancy Acuf f wears a smug smile when cruising through Dry Ridge with her boyfriend. Bottom — Tracy Beach ' s Car serves as official transportation for many students. - Steve M n
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Community Events Spark Interest wo special occasions in Grant County ' s community activities were the Dry Ridge Court Day and the Marigold Festival. At Court Day, the 3rd annual road race drew over 80 participants. A new addition was the turtle contest with 23 heavyweight turtles competing. The Parade Mar- shall — Mark Risen, Grand Marshall — Roscoe Jump, and Miss Grant Go. Fair, Rhonda Snell were among the honored guests. Gary Brock of Dry Ridge headed the 1st Antique and street rod show. Also making an appearance at the car show and throughout Dry Ridge was Lt. Governor Martha Layne Collins. A special reception was held at the Country Club for her. Marigold Day got on its way September 24. The highlight of the day was country western singer, Michael 1 witty, son of Conway Twitty. Students and other Grant Countians enjoyed taking advantage of these two festive days. — Ride WUIobv — Rick Wllloby 10 Opening
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