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

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Cfje jWountameer JUNIORS Newcome, Lucille Bartlett, Thomas Campbell, Vivian Me Keen. Albert Withers. Phyllis Hoffman, Margaret Glenn, Richard Canfield. Exavah Cline, Janie Miller. Ilene Elizabeth Shafferman asteel, Oma Mae is. Isabelle Clark. Margaret Swiger, Evelyn Brown. Dorothy Randolph, Camille Demoss, Genevieve Gallagher, Kenneth George. Winifred Adlington. James Bennett, Charles Batch. Virginia Boone, Irene Bovd. Edith Carder. Mary Virginia Cassell, Sara Marie Colebank. Ruth Cunningham. Florence Daugherty. Cecil Daugherty, Kenneth 1930

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Cije jflountatneer JUNIORS Canfield. Cleola Glenn, William Robinson, Millie Hamilton, James Haymond. Lewis |kJticb nour, Mildred Knotts. Arnold Richman, Mary Belief Riehman. Margaret Latta, Ernest Hamilton, Katherine Parrish, Robert Flesher. Harry Edgar Newcome, Ronnie Flanagan, WIiliavi Jackson, Eloise Hinkins, Irene Marshall. Donald Haymond, Jean Ford. Dorsey Fisher, William McDaniel, Avanellc Grin nan. Fred Cole, Edna Hawkins, Mary Louise Sturm, Paul Cox. Pearl Rott, Henry Rupp, Henry Leamon, Catherine Woodyard, Charles Lambert. Dorothy 1930

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QTfje ittountameer JUNIOR CLASS ROLL (continued) Hoffman, Fred Haddix, Goldie Hefner, Mildred Hudson, Marie Jaco, William Keefover, Archie Kinter, Wawrence Kester, Elsie Knight, Mary Linn, Sanford Lowe, Lila Lucas, Dorothy Mahaffey, Norman Menear. Kenneth Moore, Louise-Newcome, Georgia Newcome, Ruth Peters, John Poling, Theodore Phinney, Virginia Mae Reed, Merle Ringler, Charles Robinson, Virginia Sharp, Justus Shuttlesworth, Robert Swisher, Wilbur Goff, Phyllis Scranage, Helen Summers, Evelyn Sinsel, Pauline Travis, Mildred Tucker, Justina Vandergrift. Ralph Weaver, Leo Whitescarver, Edward Whitescarver, William Withers, Claude Wadsworth, Lawrence JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1931 blossomed out in their freshman year with a lovely Easter party, which was the acme of social perfection. Since that time the present junior class has become well known for successful social events. During the class’s sophomore year, they gave one of the best parties of the term, and the junior party this year which was in the form of a dance was one of the outstanding events of the high school’s social calendar. Not only in social lift arc the juniors successful; in the local and the district literary meets, members of the class of ’31 were prominent. In the field of dramatics, we boast of several . tars. “ Prunella”, the junior class play, was a beautiful performance, well staged and exceptionally well acted. This hook goes to press too soon to publish the details of the Junior-Senior reception, but we may be assured that it will be a memorable event, for the juniors do not do things by halves. Junior leaders past and present: Freshman presidents.........Jean Murray, Leroy Postlethwait Sophomore president ....................... Robert Bunncr Junior presidents..... Charles Bush, now a member of the senior class, and Margaret Huffman. Other officers of the junior class are: vice president, William Flanagan; secretary, Lawrence Wadsworth; treasurer, Mary Louise Hawkins; (’lass sponsors, Miss Loar, Miss White, Miss Fry and Mr. Weaver. Junior Poem A toss of the head, A cheery laugh, A “what do I care,” This is our path. In all kinds of weather We try to be gay; In sorrow and hardships. Thro each darkened day. We hope to he Seniors, And then we will too, Re always as faithful. Obedient and true. . C. '31. 1930