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

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Junior Class History VAST The coming of the Junior class to G. H. S. was a great epoch in its history, for we have been as a shining light which brightens the path of the Freshman and Sophomore and makes the Senior quake with fear lest our light burn brighter than his. We had the distinction of being the largest class that had yet entered the High School—we were ninety-three. PRESENT We were ninety and three when we bravely entered the sheltering fold of the G. H. S., but where, oh where have some strayed? Look away down in yon- der valley upon a great flock contentedly grazing on inferior pasture! They were afraid of the thorns and rocks on the steep mountain side. Only the brave ones, forty in all, have dared to climb. To be sure, it has not been all pleasure; we have a few burrs. Many are footsore and bedraggled, but have not given up. The freshness of the uplands is too inviting. FUTURE Just wait till we are Seniors! We expect to be the largest, the most brilliant, the most cultured and the most superlatively fine class that has ever been graduated from Grafton High School.

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Junior Class Roll Dorsey Brannon Sydney Burdette Arthur Cassell Robert Dunnington Curtis Fletcher William Morgan Joseph Newham Lester Preiss Harry Towles Paul Warden Fred White Harold Wilmoth Herman Wilson Clee Withers Frank Yates Arline Bailey Jessie Beavers Marcelene Bender Marguerite Beverline Edith Bush Margaret Byers Mabel Doll Edith Dunnington Harriett Evans Bernice Foley Bessie Kennedy Mabel Kennedy Orlysle Kimmel Reba Lake Alfreda Maddox Goldie Miller Dorothy Morgan Ella May Newlon Grace Painter Esther Poe Vera Shaw Ada Thayer Ruth Tregellas Lena White Lulu Thomas Mary Kinney

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Second Year Class Officers HARRY CURRY QA Y SHA W CHARLOTTE MARPLE JOHN COLE ROY LEONARD ‘President 'Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian