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

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 unio - Sumoi, (pADWL COURT Queen Lucille Williams King James Wickham Crown Bearers William Burdett and Judy Friedman Princesses—Barbara Bunner, Betty Hawkins, April Headly, Mary Ann Jackson, Sylvia Waggoner, Rita Lou Phillips, Charlotte Newlon, Rita Walls, Joyce Cuppett, Laura Powell, Dorothy Lobis, Marie Lazar. Princes—James Manno, David Rogers, Fredrick Miller, Brooks Bartlett, Jack Byers, Lowell Mason, Paul Loar, Raymon Hawkins, Ronald Dotson, William Courtney, William DeLaney, Benjamin Mays. Former Queen Jane Coulson Former King Charles Bennett Ray Vingle's Orchestra Left to right—James Manno, David Rogers, Freddie Miller, Brooks Bcrtlett, Jock Byers, Lowell Moson, Paul Loar, Roymon Hawkins, Ronald Dotson, Bill Courtney, Bill DeLaney, Benny Mays, Bill Burdett, James Wickham, Lucille Williams, Judy Friedman, Barbara Banner, Betty Hawkins, April Headly, Mary Ann Jackson, Sylvia Waggoner, Rita Lou Phillips, Charlotte Newlon, Rita Walls, Joyce Cuppett, Laura Powell, Dorothy Lobis, Marie Lazar.

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Grafton High School alumna, Nancy Rohr-bough, class of 1949, brought honor to her school and home town by being selected as Miss West Virginia fo 1952. Nancy's beauty, charm, and talent, so well known to all of us, enabled her to represent our state in the Miss America contest at Atlantic City. We are proud of Nancy and congratulate her and her parents. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Virgil Rohrbough of Yates Avenue. She is a senior at West Virginia University, majoring in physical education. Nancy was very active in high school activities. She was a member of the National Honor Society, the National Thespians, Athletic Ticket Committee, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, and the Re-Echo staff. She was editor of the Bearcat and held many club offices. Nancy also represented our school at Girl's State in 1948. At the university Nancy is a member of the Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, of the Mountaineer Week Team, and is a Freshman Week guide. Again we say, Congratulations, Nancy. We're proud of you. 9

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JfjDMAWMJUU Petite, vivacious Marie Lazar reigned over the annual Homecoming of Grafton High School this year. Marie was chosen Miss Bearcat II by the football team. Activities held in her majesty's honor during her reign were the Homecoming Parade, the Coronation, and the Homecoming Dance. Marie was crowned by Miss Betty Hawkins, Miss Bearcat I. Members of her court were Mary Lou Morris, Betty Wilson, Charleen Evans, Shirley Murphy, Patty Moyer, Mary McKinney, Billie Hanleiter, Janice Woodyard, Sally Bartlett, and William Merow. First Row: Janice Woodyard, Potty Moyer, Charleen Evans, Betty Wilson, Marie Lazar, Mary Morris, Shirley Murphy, Mary McKinney, Billie Hanleiter. Second Row: Tom Stemple, Paul Milinivich, Leo Stevens, John Knight, Jack Byers, Arthur Jackson, Gordon Kent, Ward Laulis. MISS BEARCAT II Marie Lazar 11