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

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Foreword Nothing now is left but majestic memories. —Longfellow We shall always treasure these full and happy memories of our senior year, memories of G. H. S.—the fun, the friends, the trials and tribulations that seemed so important then. The problems, however minor, that we solved will prove beneficial in seeing through life's maze of difficulties. While in high school we gained not only an education, but knowledge through experience which we shall need in solving our problems. In our future this 1952 Re-Echo will illuminate and reflect the happiness that we knew. In it are bound the memories of a full year. Contents Dedication 5 Appreciation Royalty Administration 6 7 9 Seniors Classes 17 35 Activities Athletics Advertising 49 67 77 4

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THE 1952 EE-ECHC Published by the Senior Class Grafton High School Grafton, West Virginia

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Hiss Ruth Batten Dedication We, the Seniors of 1952, dedicate the 1952 Re-Echo to Miss Ruth Batten. Miss Batten has taught English in Grafton High School since coming here in 1921. She has directed numerous plays and is at present the sponsor of Troupe 171 of the National Thespian Society. She is also the advisor to the literary staff of the Re-Echo and spends considerable time correcting and proof-reading articles. As a senior sponsor she also gives advice and aid in the planning of senior activities. Miss Batten received her B. A. and M. A. degrees from West Virginia University and later attended Duke University. We feel that every member of the graduating class of 1952 is indebted to Miss Batten and, with this in mind, we dedicate to her the 1952 Re-Echo. 5