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

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Clk mountaineer ORGANIZATIONS I -V m m — - «• - «■ - - - .4 — m- ?- • s '■ piety is composed of D . the eln!) spnsors and the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service. The purpose of the organization is to sponsor enthusiasm for attainment, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote the proper kind of leadership and to develop character in the students of American Secondary Schools. The members chosen last year are: Elinor Bolliger, Helen Blackman, Paul McFadden. and Virginia Madera. The members chosen this year are: Vivian Runner. Nile Harter. Norma Weseott, Blanche Morrow, Hugh McPhail, Jean Murray, Wilda Koch, and Carl Goodwin. The officers of the club are: Faculty Sponsors: Miss Alice Dean, newly appointed to the place of Miss Watkins. Mrs. A. R. Warden. A. F. Mish and Turlock Rasmussen. Secretary Treasurer President ..... Vice President Paul McFadden Helen Blackman Elinor Bolliger Virginia Madera 1930

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Cfje jflountmiteer FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Alkine, Doris Allender, James Hailey, Olive Beall. Billy Blue, Howard Bayles, Leara Boyles, Arnold Brakeall, Grey Bright, Anna Britton, Esther Bunner, Alfred Bunner, John Bush, Jean Butcher, Eunice Canfield. Opal Carr, Maxine Carrico, Dorothy Cassell, Genevieve Cather, John Coffman, William Cole, Oren Cole, Paul Cole, Kenneth Colebank. Chester Corbin, Eileen Cox, Mabel Crane, Forest Crawford. Rey Cross, Hayward Cross. Pauline Currey, Raymond Cutright, Virginia Davis. Ada Davisson, Robert Dean. Richard Dean. Ruth De Lauden, Evelyn DeMoss, Mary Jane Devers, Virginia Devers, Orvel Devers, Willis Drennon, Bertie Jenkins. Thomas Dressier, Catherine Jennings, Grant Duckworth. John Jewell. Juanita Ellers, Virginia Faucett, Lalah Faucett, Junior Flesher, I ewis Ford, Mary Gamjager. Joseph Gaskins, Albert Gllhausen. James Gilhausen. LeRoy George. Lewis Gerklns, Benjamin Louden. Fraley Gerklns, Pauiline Lundy. Clare Goff. Kenneth Luzadder. Ruth Grennan. Raymond Marshall. Charles Jones. Hugh Keane. Bill Kirby. Helen Kidd. Robert Kiny, James Knotts, William Kunst, Frank Kyle, Elizabeth Lambert. Marion V. Lambert. Robert Groves. Dorsey Hall, Clerence Hall. Gladys Hamilton. John Hamilton. John Marquis. Charles Mays. Ruth Manear. Llal Manear. Norman Moats. Thelma Hanleeter. William McCartney. Audre Hays. Vivian McDaniel. Georee Held. Virginia McFarland. John Held. Louise McIntosh Georgia Hannon. Laura Fra:McMullen. William Helms. Helen Newbrough. Martin Henderson. Lucille Nuzum. Thomas Henderson. RichardNewlon. Ralph Hendrickson. Jean Morris Mable Hililrlck. LoradlaneNve. Thomas Hoffman. Mary E. PB er. Louise Holt. Alice Haskins. Alberta Hostler. Fern Hovatter. Violet Pan eh. Carl Phillips. Silvia Pickens. John Pierce. Beatrice Jackson. Elizabeth Powell. Marv Joco. Fed rick Jacobs. Mabel Jeffreys. Mary Randolph. Elizabeth Reed. Rosaline Richards. Alice Richmond. Robert Rightmire, Xatheryn Ringler, Sanford Riggleman. Nina Robinson. Oberlin Robjnsoju Qpal Robinson. Russel Rosier, Kenneth Rupp. Charles Sandsbury. Mary s.'Pi . Ha2el Shafer, Freda Shaw. Bobbie Shelton. Walter Shlngleton, Louise Sinsel. Harold Sommerville. Francis Squires. Woodrow Stevens. Viola Stevens. Edna Stockett. Dale Sturm. Edward n'I«her. Ray Tanslll. Mary Taylor Thompson, Birdie Trimble. Bridget Trisler, Farina Utt. Thelma Wagner. Alfred Waller, Hermolne Wrelsh. Herbert Wells. Maxine White, Forrest Williams, Dessie Williams, Arbutus Wilson. Howard Withers. Genevieve Withers. Lila Wolfe. Dorsey Woodyard. Edwin 1930

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 fclje iflountameer— QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY The Josephus Daniels chapter of Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society for High School Journalists, was organized in 1!I2S with ten charter members, all of whom have been graduated. To become a member of this organization, the applicant must stand well scholastically, he must have been a member of the paper staff for at least one semester before he applies for membership, and he must have samples of his best journalistic writing approved by the National Secretary. According to word recently received fro the National Headquarters at Des Moines, Iowa, the club will henceforth be known as the International Honor Society for High School Journalists, due to the fact that there are now several foreign chapters. Besides the sponsoring of this Magazine, the Quill and Scroll Society had charge of a successful dance at the Moose Home in February, which resulted in enough extra money to buy several attractive cuts for this issue. Present officers of the local chapter are: president, Charles Engelhardt; vice president, Helen Brown; secretary. Edith Hoffman; treasurer, Arlene McDaniels; sergeant-at-arms, Jimmy Stafford. —----------------------—1930—-------------------------------- —