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

Page 19 text:

FRANCIS JULIAN B.S. CHARLES KELLY B.S. 15

Page 18 text:

Sherman Hasclden . • . He is our able typing, bookkeeping, and office practice instructor . . . sponsor of the commercial club . . . always has a kind word and friendly smile. Francis Julian . . . Takes a great interest in boys he teaches . . . enjoys sports and is liked by everyone. He is our capable welding instructor. James Manno . . . Our freshman football and basketball coach ... is a favorite with all for his acting in Spanish classes. Randall McKinney . . . Economics instructor and varsity coach . . . famous for surprise tests and leaning back in his easy chair to tell stories of days gone by. Carrie Packman . . . teaches sophomore and senior English . . . especially interested in upperclassmen manners . . . sponsor of the National Honor Society. Joseph Henry . . . Our band director . . . Anyone can make noise, let's have some tones' . . . feels his best after a successful concert. Charles Kelley . . . His laugh and smile are familiar to everyone . . . enjoys spending his lunch hour with students . . . teaches machine shop and has taught at G.H.S. for 16 years. David Mays . . . One of the new figures to lighten the halls of G.H.S. . . . does a good job of filling Mr. Faulkner's chemistry and physics shoes. He is already famous here because of his red hair and abstract thinking. Hor tense Mum ford ... is an instructor of freshman and sophomore English . . . teaches literature with great vigor . . . seems to enjoy her job immensely. Patricia Rice . . . Directs our A Capella choir and mixed chorus . . . famous for gestures and Tuesday night re her sals . . . has a wonderful ability for telling stories. 14

Page 20 text:

Elma Robinson . . . Her speciality is freshman and junior English . . . likes a student who is prompt and does neat work . . . enjoys listening to radio and television announcers mispronounce words. Hazel Shaver . . . Teaches art and mechanical drawing does not keep her from helping out with many extracurricular activities. Lawrence Spadafore . . . The assistant coach of our varsity football and basketball teams. He teaches civics and physical education. Students know he likes to see that B-team win. Russell Walls . . . Our affable librarian . . . dislikes conferences in our library . . . enjoys chaperoning school trips and helping with fund raising campaigns. Eleanor Duckworth . . . Chief secretary and the leader of the pack in the office . . . enjoys chaperoning students on trips to basketball games . . . has fun with everyone she's with. Martha Roy . . . She is a member of the commercial department of G. H. S. . . . teaches shorthand, business math, business English, and personal typing . . . a co-sponsor of the commercial club ... is well liked by her students. Mildred Sinsel . . . Industriously teaches American and world history . . . encourages student teaching in American history . . . known for her difficult tests and pleasant personality. She is a well read teacher. Barbara Towles . . . She teaches American history, civics, and freshman English . . . enjoys a good laugh ... a capable directress of the Thespians and the F. T.A. . . . and homecoming activities. Margery Williams . . . She is an instructor of physical education, health, and general science . . . the mind behind the 1964-65 Re-Echo Staff . . . as our advisor she has done an outstanding job . . . many thanks. Shirley Turner . . . The official skeleton locker key of G. H. S. and the lady from whom our books are dole . . . favorite expression is nag, nag, nag! 16