Grafton High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Grafton, WV)

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JUANITA MARGARET MILLER Nita in a Jolly, good trirl. but a little too headHtrong. She in an accomplished flirt and has broken many hearts. She is always getting caught in her mischief, but does not care Abbott (a-bit) ARTHUR GEORGE YATES. ''Jake is a very bright member of our class. When he entered the High School he could locate Grafton on a brand new map of Taylor county. Since hut experience as business manager, he can locate a dollar in a hay-stack.

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EDWIN THOMAS POWELL This is tho country gtntlcman fiom Knottsvile. He has bet-cme such a dude that no one would ever think he hail d from the country. His special hobby seems to be grocery stores, and some day he hopes to have a life interest in one. HELEN IDA CARROLL If you h«ve ever seen meekness personified, you have seen Helen Carro'l. The time she does not spend in echo •!. she utilizes in study. She is always in her pi are. and may be relied on at all times. ADA MIRIAM WHITE Ada is the m-st practical member of the class. Her deeds do not shine forth for one day only, then fade from view, but make an impression by their steady glow. Not in light undertakings is she prominent. but in any thing difficult she is always one of the foremost workers, ftw quam ride-re.” is her guiding principle.

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4 GRACE ANNETE MILLER. Grace is nick-named the Peeper.” and is a champion in the business; cannot be excelled. During hiatory recitations the closed book seems to have peculiar fascinations for Grace. Sho cannot keep her eyes or Angers off the book. She is quite fond of animals, and owns numerous ponies. CHARLES ARTHUR SINSKL. Punk is the ideal Christy man of our class. On account of his Ane feature . Charley ts much sought after by the girl . He is not so very talkative to his class-mates, but lately lost hi voice in a quarrel which everyone thinks was a quarrel over the famous book Ruth. HARRIET GROVE SCHROEDER Harriet, for one whole year, gave her exclusive at ten tion to natural history, and became quite familiar w ith the habits of the 'Spider.” After being severely stung, she has taken up the study of agriculture, and is still pursuing Tatc-rs at a rapid gait, not warranted by her high German ancestry.