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

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Fred William Carolyn Wither GAA Robert Wyckoff Ellen Jane Wiseman Band Asst. Sec. to the Principal Helen Wyckoff Ann Zorick GAA Re-Echo Basketball SENIORS UNPHOTOGRAPHED Paul Dwyer Genevieve Molisee Adrian Poling Bernice Roger Anna Lee Tri ler Sylvia William Frances Leota Gull Jack McCuc Sylvia Poling Juanita Thorn Dorothy William Wanda Wilson Nineteen

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Martha Tansill Virginia Ruth Thomai Charles Tighe Band Boys’ Glee Club Laurenna Tucker Robert Vogel Rifle Club Anna Mary Weaver Charles West Student Council Hec Tec, Mascot Alice Trader Commercial Club Robert Tucker Re-Echo Lettermen Football Minnie Watson James Harry Weekley Thespians Boys Glee Club Bearcat, Associate Editor James White Eighteen

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BOYS IN SERVICE One of our most versatile seniors, Carl Crawford, was active in numerous school activities. He played football, basketball and was a member of the Lettermans Club. “Bruno” was a member of the National Thespians, Hi-Y, Band and the Bearcat staff. He is now serving in the Army Air Corp. ft Always pleasant. That’s our George “Basil” Delaney. “Basil ’ was an actice member of our football squad and well liked by everybody. He is doing his part in the Navy. “I’m in the Navy now,” says Willis Junior Hebb. Buck was one of our outstanding football players and a member of the lettermans club. Walter Ralph Musgrove is serving with the Coast Guard. “Mussy” played football and was a member of the Lettermans Club and secretary for the Future Farmers of America. Lloyd Burton Nestor was a member of the Future Farmers of America and took part in all their activities. He is a member of the Army. The boy with the likable personality is Martin Luther Richman, who is serving in the Army Air Corp. Luther was a member of our basketball team and displayed true sportsmanship. Charles Dennis Swisher is another Navy man. Although quiet, he had that “stuff” that gets ’em. “Swish” was captain of our football team and a member of the Lettermans Club and the Student Council. Hugh Everett Wagner had a somewhat quiet manner and was pleasing and agreeable in class and out. Hugh is a proud “gob” in the Navy. Rarely did we ever see Percy Weaver without that happy smiling face. Percy was a member of the Future Farmers of America and is now in the Navy. Fred Lewis Williams is serving in the Army. His leadership ability led him to the office of assistant president of the Future Farmers of America. Harold Miller was a member of the band and really pepped things up with his snappy drumbeat. Harold always liked dancing and fun. He wanted to see the world — so he is in the Navy. Happy-go-lucky describes Norman Deakin. Norman played football and was a member of the Lettermans Club. He supervised the liming and care of the football field before games. He is in the Marine Corp now. Cecil Nicola was one of our star players in football and basketball. He earned his gold sweater and letter and was a member of the Lettermans Club. ’’Nick” is rendering his services in the Navy. Other boys in the service from the senior class are Forest Edwards, Army; Deraid Poling, Navy; James Woodyard, Navy; and Dick Brown, Army. All the boys were presented with gold testaments from the senior class upon their departure. Twenty