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

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Giedkman GlaU V wore green as gourds in 17 IhiI now I lie seeds have ripened, and we now make a much noise as tambours. Our lirsl maneuver in (i. II. S. was llie election of officers who were: Pres.. I )on Willis; ico-f res.. Dick VIcAvov; Ser., Richard Poe: I reas.. Bill Hawk. After this task was finished we made a sfah at athletics and held several positions in hoth loot ha 11 and haskethall. Some ol the hovs participating from our class were: Dick Poe. Don illis. C hick Pennell. Junior Steven- ski. Jay Hood. and Bohhv Lambert. Not only did we hold our place in athletics hut we received honors in dramatics when James Ishner won the place of best actor in our (onlesl play. Other members partic- ipating from our class in the cast were: Ellen (miner. Joe Geldbaugb. Patricia Pappalardo. Martha Kemple. and lerrv McProulv. I hese are some of the things which have started us on the road to success. The trail is long and wide hut we have set our minds to work, and accomplish good in high school. After thinking carefully we elected Charles I haver, Alice Yevon. Ellen Gainer. Dick McAvov. Carolyn Anderson, and Patty Pappa- lardo to represent our class in the Student ( ouncil this vear. Page I iron!y oitilil

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Studenti It is quite apparent that Connie McProuty is the most outstanding student of our class and has sec ured for herself the rank ol Vale- dictorian. Although C oriuie ranks high scholastically she is also very active in extra-curricular acti - ities. She is a member of the Re-Echo, serving as co-editor: Girl Reserves. Athleti I icket Com- mittee: National Honor Society, secretary: Girls Athletic Association: Squad Leader, Stu- dent Counc il; National I hespians. secretary- treasurer; Bearcat, exchange editor: Quill and Scroll: Press Club, treasurer: and she attended Girls State in 1947. Norma Murphys sweet personality and pleasant smile has won for her wire-spread popularity among her classmates during her high school career. She has not only ranked high in her scholastic standing, but has been a great success in extra curricular activities. She was Business Manager of the Re-Echo. President of the Girl Reserves, attended Girls Slate in 1947, was an active member of the Student Council. Commerc ial Club. National Honor Soc iety, and a Squad Leader. Jeannie Jo Lockard s ingenuity and ability have enabled her to be ranked as an outstand- ing student. Jeannie Jo is a member of Girls Athletic Association. Student Council Na- tional Honor Society and has served as a squad leader. Helen Redinger is a quiet blonde, well liked by tl le student body. She was President of the C am era Club, a member of the Re-Echo Staff. Curl Reserves, (dec Club, Orchestra. National I lonor Soc iety, took part in the Freshman Contest Play, and was a Squad I .eader. Page Thirty