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

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fonionidu Foreword Dedication Appreciation Features Administration Seniors Classes Honor Students Activities Athletics Adveritsing 4 7 8 9 13 23 43 54 59 77 89 6

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flsL-frcko Editor—Joyce Cuppett Managing Editor—Jack Byers Business Manager—Donna Woodyard LITERARY Virginia Paige— Laura Powell Mary Jackson Paul Loar Virginia Paugh Literary Editor Evelyn Trickett Patty Wolfe Mary Boyers Carol Kimble PRODUCTION Marjorie Henderson—Manager Helen Johnson Joan Summers Glennis Stevens Janet Suite Frances Williams Barbara Bunner MOUNTING Mary Poe—Editor Nancy Parkhill Strauda Pierce David Rogers Gerald Shafferman ARTIST James Haithcoat SUBSCRIPTION Virginia Hanleiter—Manager Pauline Hamilton Norma Haller Joyce Kirkpatrick William Courtney Ruth Phillips Charlotte Newlon Betty Wilson Mary McVicker James Manno Ruth Williams ADVERTISING Lowell Mason—Manager Joyce McKinney Connie McCoy Shirley Costolo Marie Lazar Glenna Low Edward Craft Eileen Smith SPONSOR Sherman Haselden LITERARY ADVISOR Ruth Batten 5

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(bodiacdiML To Mrs. Mildred Cleovenger, the Senior Class dedicates the Re-Echo of 1953. Mrs. Cleavenger graduated from Grafton High School. She received her A. B. degree from Fairmont State College in 1931 and her A. M. degree from West Virginia University in 1932. She also attended Glenville State College, Alderson-Broaddus College, and Duke University. Mrs. Cleavenger came to Grafton High School as a teacher in 1943. Previous to that time she was a teacher at Simpson High School and various other schools throughout the county. Mrs. Cleavenger is at this time teaching American and world history. She works untiringly, not only as an advisor to the junior class, but also to any student who needs her help. She is an able advisor to the Tri-Hi-Y, the Future Teachers of America, and the Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Cleavenger is a past matron of the Order of Eastern Star, a member of the Webster Baptist Church, secretary-treasurer of the Union Association of Churches, adult leader of the Christian Education Association, and recording secretary of the Alderson-Broaddus Alumnus Association. In her spare time she enjoys reading religious and historical novels, listening to the radio, sewing, and doing fancy work. Through practice and active beliefs Mrs. Cleavenger helps students realize and apply Christian principles. With the knowledge of her wise teaching, helpful advice and kindly understanding, we seniors, with gratitude, dedicate this issue of the Re-Echo lo Mrs. Mildred Cleavenger. 7