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

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SALLIE EVANS Sallie Is the only honored member of the chow, as she can claim Prunty town for her birthplace. Her whole life is given to study, especially along scientific lines. For some unknown reason, she happily escaped modern history this year, which nets her 100 per cent each month. MARIE MARGARET KOELZ Marie is the professional class giggler. As her name and looks would signify, she comes by this weakness honestly: it has been handed down by her ancestors. The German teacher says she might as well be Irish for all she knows about German. HAZEL MAY ZINN This young lady is the most capable business woman in the class, and hopes to marry a business man same day. Hazel is like a semi-extinct volcano: to all appearances she is quiet and serene, but if one succeeds in arousing her anger, a volcanic eruption of unusual violence will follow.

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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.

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LAURA RUTH JACKSON Ruth •» not the “eternal question. but the eternal talker. She is continually talking on all topics and People. There is one question we should like to ask: Why does Ruth spend so much time in Pruntytown? 3ln fUrmurtam lUilltaiii S’. lHIiitr diEabrlh ili. iflarplr GAIL EBERT ROGERS Gail b on example of one who con exist without studying. and be always a irood step from the danger line. Her name tells her chermeter. for she is very fond of pleasure activities. She is not fond of domestic activity, and hopes to marry a Baker to escape household drudgery.