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

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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

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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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Page Eighteen In jUrmoriiim In Memory of Our Classmate WILLIE UTTERBACK Born March 16, 1898 Died March 20, 1916 We loved her, yes, we loved her, But angels loved her more; And so they gently called her To yonder shining shore. The golden gates were open, A gentle voice said, “Come! And with farewells unspoken She calmly entered home.