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

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c Top: Wanting a da) awaj from the work of Agriculture class I reshman Keith Henry and Sophomore Kenny Neil look forward to a rainy da te ft ife ' £5S Bottom: A friend helping a friend is one of the ways Seniors Angie Nickell and Keith Simpson display some warmhearted emotion.

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Raging River It Starts With a Trickle Once again the campus springs to life after a slow hot summer. It starts with a small trickle and soon becomes a raging river as students come streaming into Grant County High. Everyone is excited by seeing old friends and making new ones. As we enter this new year of school we are on the road to discovering and achieving several goals. Each day we are faced with new challenges from remembering a new fact in history to writing an essay for English. Even though things are falling into the same old routine, things seemed different. There ' s a difference in attitude — a feeling that pervaded the campus. The Freshmen were quickly caught up in this feeling as they found a dose of school spirit awaiting them, knowing that it will only be tomorrow that they will be following in the Footprints of the Seniors. — Robin Landrum Top: Having a since of humor enables Mr. Webster to make his English classes more interesting for his students. Middle: Being a Senior, Pam Jones puts forth her own creativity and thoughtfulness into the signing of yearbooks. Bottom left: Auto Body, one of the classes offered at N.K.V.S. enables Junior Todd Gordon to use his mechanical skill to complete his project. Bill knight Bill Knight Bottom right: With inflation rising higher and higher Sr. Kenneth Henry has an after school occupation to help him earn a few extra 4 j Opening

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Construction Confusion Building Is Under Way The school year of 1 954-55 was when G.C.H.S. was first erected. A new addition was made in 1960-61 when a gymnasium was dedicated to the students for the use of various sports. Even more complete changes were created, Industrial Arts, and Music additions came to our school in 1967. Once again construction is taking place. Building is underway to provide students with a better campus. Several examples of the improvements are a larger cafeteria, a modern library, exceptional science facilities, nicer business classes and of course an indoor art room. These changes will not only benefit students and faculty this year but will continue to be favorable in the future. The new facilities will help improve our school pride and boost the spirits of everyone. (Continued) Top: Performing at the Grand Opening of Wal-Mart ' on October 16, Senior Angie Gillespie stands at a mean- ingless gaze. Middle: After returning from a day of absence Sr. Dale Becker, Jr. Shawn Smith, and Sr. Casie Turner are omitted from Business Math to complete an unfinished test. Bottom left: Attending a Yearbook Seminar permits Freshman Amy Crutcher and Sophomore Tracy Brady to expand their education past the campus of G.C.H.S. I anellr Woodyard Bottom right: I. earning welding skills Jr. Danny Koehler uses several pieces of equipment that is new to his hands. fi Opening (5