Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

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(1) John Loughlin keeps his powder dry. (2) 1986 GCHS Litter Essay Winners: Front — S. Hicks, A. Jarratt, T. Jordan. Row 2 — A. Can¬ non, M. Gallimore, J. Hicks and S. Novey. They did their good deed trashing it. (3) Mr. Wilson gets a hug from GRIMACE- (4) Loafing in the parking lot were M. Tucker, C. Jarratt, L. Phillips and L. Wright. (5) R. Davenport gives an apple to Mr. Wilson during National Educa¬ tion Week. who art ui two hrfioWtd, £. hu v ;hi V rtcfdctv - ibj, h ' i wt ' fi y cine on m fjeavttt U.iill- breae ■a f L r ?ur jprgn (♦ our 6 fangioe our ' i.5 nt i rt rt Mo, jftuf evil. j v-sr.

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Social Life. 4 Sports. 14 Clubs and Classes.32 Administration and Faculty.56 Class of ' 86.60 Class of ’87.70 Class of ’88. 78 Class of ’89.82 Business.86 Epilogue.95

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rat. G.C.H.S. IS SCENE FOR YEARLONG OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIALIZING Before the first bus pulled in at GCHS in the heat of the last week of August, stu¬ dent socializing had begun and continued in the halls, in the classrooms, in the gym, everywhere. School spirit soars as pep rallies raise the roof.” The build up dur¬ ing the week of Homecoming, when the classes competed with hall decorations, the bonfire, dress-up days, spirit chains and pep rally skits, brought down the house. (6) Guys dressed up as cheer¬ leaders. (7) Brian Kei burst his water bal¬ loons after being proclaimed the new homecoming queen during the mock con¬ test. (9) Betsy Byers symbolized the Statesmen and came back on crutches after the encounter with the Eagle team. (10) Cheryl Bailey and Susan Mitchell dressed up for U.N. Day. (11) The other social highlight was the prom. Sherith Hartwig and Roslyn Robinson went as hostesses.