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

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FOREWORD Here it is, the 1946 edition of the Re-Echo. In it we have tried to bring you a summary of the outstanding events of our school year. We realize that our book lacks perfection, but it is full of sincerity. To the students of Grafton High School we extend a hope that this 1946 Re-Echo” will be treasured not just as a book of pictures anti printing, but rather as representing one year of our lives. And if, as the years pass by, this Re-Echo” conies to be a source of pleasant memories of life at G. H. S., then our efforts shall not have been in vain. DEDICATION It has been said that nothing is fully appreciated until it has been taken away. When the electric power is off we realize how important it is. We are extremely unhappy when our automobiles won't run. Carrying the analogy one step further we find that peace is not appreciated until we have war. This year we are at peace again. We are free from all the hate, discomfort, sorrow, and bloodshed of war. No longer need we live in Tear of receiving a telegram beginning, “The Secretary of War regrets to inform you. To those graduates of Grafton High School who helped make it possible for us once again to enjoy life in a country at peace, we most humbly dedicate this book.

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THE 1946 RE-ECHO PRESENTED BY . . . THE STUDENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS GRAFTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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