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

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Cl)t jWoutitaineer SENIORS ELINOR BOLLIGER A versatile girl with a host of friends. MBATA POLIO He supports his team as a guard—er. JIMMIE STAFFORD None but the brave deserve the fair. KATHLEEN McINTOSH I’ve lived and loved. FRANCES CAMPBELL Silence is better than speech. JIMMIE JARDINI Hail fellow well met. WILLIAM MURRAY Be bold, be bold. And verywhere be bold. HELEN COOPER Gentle modest little flower, Sweet epitome of May. MARGUERITE McKEEN Why worry? Worry never won anything. RALPH KUNST, Jr. Just stand aside Professor and I'll show you how to do It. CHARLES BUSH Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo? MINNIE KIRKPATRICK Life is not life at all without delight. ELINOR HEDRICK I am resolved to grow fat and look young until forty. NILE HARTER A man of deeds not words we find, Alas not many of his kind. ROBERT GRAYSON A Greek god was ne’er more handsome. GENEVIEVE WEAVER Either I find a way or make one. 1930

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)t iWountatneer SENIORS EVELYN MILLER Health fs the vital principle of bliss. BILLY MALONEY When I was a child I spake as a child. And I'm still saying the same thing. FOREST KNOTTS It’s a wise head that maketh a still tongue. DOROTHY MORGAN With a smile that was childlike and bland. MAXINE COOPER Wise to resolve and patient to perform. EUGENE SHRIVER For fame as a wonderful athlete, Shriver simply can’t be beat. RICHARD SHEETS I’d rather be right than president. FRANCES LAWSON To dance, what’s the harm? There’s nothing in a dance to cause alarm. VIRGINIA KINTER In basketball she sure does shine She has the ball most all the time. CARL GOODWIN For he’s a jolly good fellow. PAUL WILLIS I’ll have her just as she was made— She’s all a mortal needs. GERTRUDE ROACH A quiet, reserved, studious maid. ELIZABETH CATHER She does things quietly but sifrely. HUGH McPHAIL A little nonsence now and then Is relished by the wisest men. WALTER THAYER My only books were women’s looks And folly’s all they’ve taught me. KATHLEEN GATRELL A true friend to all who know her. 1930

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£ije iWountameer SENIORS ARLENE McDaniel bile 8 bright. she's cute She's smart, she’s a beaut. RALPH WOODYARD shy of'ueingfUn 'lnd Wlt and is not JOHN EVANS h! t,f„iHaX phonlst and musical man He could almost make music from a tin pan. EDITH HOFFMAN Hang sorrow, care’ll kill a cat. MARY MARGARET WARD Dove is the beginning, the middle and he end of everything. WILLIAM BIGGS Love’s like the measles-all the worse when it comes late in life. DANA BOLYARD Every day is ladies’ day for me. KATHRYN MARSHALL When you see such hair, be careful. JEAN MURRAY To be loved is all I need. And whom I love I know indeed. JOHN COLE The surest way to win a woman’s heart is to aim kneeling. RICHARD MARTIN Honor lies in honest toil. NINA ZINN To know her was to love her. BEATRICE BLACK They say knowledge makes us wretched, I’m happy as a lark. ROBERT BOLYARD It s his nature to he happy. PAUL McFADDEN Knowledge is power. NORMA WESTCOTT From a good beginning comes a good end. 1930