Wylie E Groves High School - Talon Yearbook (Beverly Hills, MI)

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16 Spirit Weelc UPPER LEFT: Juniors Watch as the cheerleaders and yell leaders perform. LOWER LEFT: The Seniors show their spirit during the pep assembly. LOWER RIGHT: A project of Spirit Week was painting a car, as Senior Kathy Turn- Bull did. UPPER RIGHT: Sandy Kort prepares for the Potato Sack Relay.

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an 'hen- ABOVE LEFT: Juniors compare their pic- tures on their ID cards. ABOVE RIGHT: Students make their way through extensive paperwork at PROSE. LEFT: Juniors Carolyn Adams andjill Kleb- f' M .,, ba trail through the halls hunting down their classes for the first semester. ABOVE: Seniors reluctantly make a steady progression through the registration line on one of the last days of summer vacation.

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