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

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As school once again ap- proaches opening day, feelings of frustration and excitement are felt by students and teachers alike. Looking forward to the daily routine of preparing one ' s self, attending mind-boggling sessions known as classes, going home and working on the assignments that come from these classes and then to rest one ' s self to prepare for oncom- ing days seems to make students want to run in horror from the thought.

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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.

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Top: (lirls Varsih ( ' .In ' ' i U-.h I ns use i nlm .ni.ilvsis In look their best. Below: Students have many forms to fill out during the first week of school. Middle Left: Court Day gives Kenny Peters and Tim Kellam a break from the first weeks of school. For those who enjoy their summer, they regret to see the doors open once again. Junior Doug Parks is such an example. He spends his summer swimm- ing, golfing, and playing soft- ball. Regretting to attend school for such reasons are also felt by teachers such as John Money. Even though it may appear that the majority of students dread school, there are some who wish for the oncoming school year. Senior Vanessa Beach replied that if school had not started, she would have drove herself into the ground Iloughby building fence. Working is not the only reason for students wanting to attend school. Juniors Pam Jones and Kim Hillenbrand find that school gives them something to do and a chance to see friends. The beginning of school definitely brings frustration and excitement to many students a tending G.C.H.S. Right: Junior Nancy Beach looks off in disbelief as the mercury rises to new heights.