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Re - Echo Staff Editor—Con Conrad Co-Editor—James Wickham Business Manager—Dorothy Lobis Assistant Manager—Charles Keener LITERARY April Headley—Literary Editor S I Wagg°ner—Assistant Literary Editor Rita Phillip! V'° Marjorie Hargetr Brooks Bartlett Johnn.e Keener Sue Sliter Bet,Y J on Smi,h SUBSCRIPTION Donna Glover—Manager Louise Henderson—Assistant Manager Ann Newcome Elaine Wolfe Mary June Martin Barbara Smith Virgil Rogers photography Staley White SPONSORS Nan Newcome Jackie Roomsburg Shirley Summers James Glenn Mr. Sherman Haselden Miss Ruth Batten PRODUCTION Patty Gallaher—Manager Wilma Londer—Assistant Manager Becky Linn Violet Fast Earl Luzadder Belle Findley Earlrita Newlon Donald Kirby Hazel Kines ADVERTISING Raymon Hawkins—Manager Willadene Sapp—Assistant Manager Frank Faulkner Ronald Dotson Becky Brown Jean Cochran James Beverlin Donnie Shohan MOUNTING Benjamin Mays—Manager Betty Hawkins—Assistant Manager Carolyn Gawthrope Harold Courtney Shirley Bumgardner Barbara Kimble 8
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Homecoming Queen QUEEN ATTENDANTS CROWN BEARER FLOWER GIRL CROWNED BY Betty Hawkins—Senior Lucille Williams—Senior Betty Wilson—Junior Roberta Lockard—Sophomore Mary McKinney—Freshman William Burdette Sammie Sue Stutler Mr. Earl J. Culp, Principal The idea of the first Grafton High Homecoming was originated by the Re-Echo staff and put into effect by the Student Council. It started off with a huge thuse, held Thursday, November 1, at the city parking lot. Despite Friday's rain we went ahead with the gigantic parade which assembled on Washington Street and marched to the G. H. S. football field. Prizes were awarded to the Tri-Hi-Y float as being the most beautiful, and to the Re-Echo float as being the most original. The coronation, which was the main event, took place at the half. After the game everyone enjoyed himself at a dance sponsored by the Re-Echo. Ju nior Senior Prom King and Queen 1951 Court QUEEN—Jane Coulson KING—Charles Bennett CROWN BEARERS—Charles Duty and Virginia Anzy Mays Princesses—Martha Kemple, Charlotte Smith, Patty Burnside, Phyllis Burnside, Carolyn Anderson, Beth Courtney, Peggy Kiger, Ann New-come, Betty Hawkins, Dorothy Lo-bis, Rita Lou Phillips, Sylvia Waggoner. Princes—Richard Poe, Robert Lambert, Don Willis, Ray Williams, Richard McAvoy, Robert Hoskinson, Freddie Miller, Ronald Dotson, Ray-mon Hawkins, Benny Mays, Brooks Bartlett, James Wickham. FORMER QUEEN— Vera Jacobs Todd FORMER KING—Clyde DeBarr Ray Vingle's Orchestra 7
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