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

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Page Sixteen KLAYDE SPAUR Galvana” every class; l-pon ti' all doth her criti- AGNES VAN ZANDT “Topsy Agnes lias the gift of a poet, For she's pensive all the time. In her quietness she doesn't show it. But she's always making a rhyme. RUTH UTTERBACK Ruty” Ruth is ;i musician and W hose mode and manner Who has interests in West Virginia cole”. ORAN WARDER •‘Sammy” In our baseball ranks Oran's name is filed; When we get beat he give no thanks. Aud surely does get riled.

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AUGUSTA REMLINGER “Doc” Doc is a starry-eyed lass. An I a credit to her class; With a voice of gold and heart as well, ()vcf many casts a spell, 1 must confess, more or •Levs’. Page Fifteen VIVIAN REYNOLDS “Biby '1 his maid's record is above par. In our class she's the shining star; Once a Freshman from BIuc-ville. She led us then, she leads u still. HOWARD SMITH Deacon Deacon is a bashful tad. But this no matter be, I or he’s not had at explain- That is. when he isn't

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Li ra likes to laugh and talk Most any time of day. Tin.' work is not distasteful. She’d rather read or play. GEORGE WHITE. JR. Generator” (it-orv:i is a peculiar genius. In lift- he’ll make his mark; That is. if in the meantime He doesn’t change to an electric spark. Page Seventeen CARL WHITE “Sleepy” A second Paderewski he. And charms us with his melody; Sometime' he stays up in a cloud. But descends when Mr. Burns calls loud. PAUL WILLIAMSON “Creany” All .vuk hr works on Latin And »n sk. tches both sad and sill . But when Sunday comes at Hr goes out and talk' to