Grant County High School - Grantonian Yearbook (Dry Ridge, KY)

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A New Challenge Right: Sophomore Anne Rankin takes a few minutes to check her schedule. Insert: Principal Mr. Brill adds a touch of humor to the first day back. ' .V -Jenni er Caldwell New additions to the school were not the only changes that occurred. Teachers, principals, guidance counselors, and the book store were found in un- familiar places. Due to the freshmen ' s orientation, the freshmen had an advantage over the upperclassmen, but still everyone was in a frenzy trying to find their classes. Within a week, things were moving freely.

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Upper Left: Juniors Fred Williams. Darrel Plummer, and sff Sydnor find that returning to school allows them to see old friends. Middle Left: Senior Nancy Henage shows enthusiasm as she starts her last ear of school! Yes the heat was ominous but it could not keep the enthusiasm down of the students as they met with their friends. Seeing friends was not the only reason for excitement though. The school appeared to have undergone a metamorphosis. With the aid of new paint, the halls and rooms had taken on a pleasant atmosphere. Walking outside was no longer a difficult task from new paved sidewalks. But over all the big change was the abundance of round tables found in the lunchroom instead of the traditionally rectangular ones. The thoughts of the new arrangement seemed to take all sides of views. Angie Gillespie, junior siad, The tables will let students see and talk to one another better. Wh freshman Beth Renaker said, They cause too many problems trying to get around to your table. Middle Right: Kelly Brady and Tony Colson find that lunch can be enjoyable. Right: Monica Colson shows Rachel Smithers the basics of applying lip KimberJv Knight

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Left: Seniors |ohn Dunn, and Jenny and Jeff Payne prepare for graduation early. Middle Left: Juniors Ormon Glass and Keith Simpson en- joy hanging around. Below: Sonya and Scotty Simpson discuss their new classes. The changes were not only in the location in the classes itself, but also in the type of classes that were offered. Programmed into the schedule were Com- puter Math and Physics. The classes of G.C.H.S. are very proud of the times they have shared. Freshmen through Seniors all share exciting moments while preparing for the future. Through determina- tion and hard work, students and faculty both have joined together in making Grant Coun- ty High School. With all these changes, at- titudes of the students are star- ting to change. Changing to make the very best of Grant County High School! Right: At career day Mr. Dodson shares information about ministry with Seniors Danny York and Greg M.irksherrv.