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

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0? cu£tcf, ELM A ROBINSON. A.B. Likes prime ribs of beef (well clone, please) . . . Likes humor and the world in general when the sun shines . . . Her hohhv is Little League Baseball . . . Sponsor of Charles Dickens Club. FESTUS WAGGONER. M S. Teaches Vo-Ag . . . Seldom seen in the halls of G.H.S. . . . Loves to travel . . . Pet peeve is poor service in places of business . . . Likes honesty and ambition in a student . . . Sponsor of Future Farmers of America. VIRGINIA E. YOST, A.B. Dislikes lack of preparation in a student . . . Likes outdoor cooking and nature . . . Her favorite hobby is flower gardening . . . Her pet peeve is alarm clocks . . . Taught at G.H.S. for 15 years . . . She is sponsor of the Garden Club. A. V: YOHO, A.B., A M. “Relaxes on Fridays” ... pet peeve is people who enter his flower garden . . . dislikes students who avoid Fridays . . . teaches Math. Math, and Math!!! Has taught at G.H.S. for 26 years. 16 MILDRED SINSEL. M.A. “Having the time of my life” . . . Likes steak, reading, and students who cooperate . . . Dislikes students who go around with a chip on their shoulder . . . Has taught 15 years at G.H.S. LAWRENCE SPADAFORE. A.B.. M.S. “Speedy” ... A friend to all students . . . Likes chicken, athletics, and friendly students . . . Dislikes bullies ... He has taught at G.H.S. for eight years.

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 GLADYS M. HICKMAN, A.B. “Chewing gum and typewriters don’t mix” . . . she likes friendliness and courtesy in a student . . . very interested in athletics especially our State Championship team . . . sponsors Junior Commercial Club. HORTENSE MUMFORD, M.A. A very neat dresser . . . likes to play the piano ... a friend to all Freshmen . . . dislikes boisterous students and those who lack dependability . . . has taught at G.H.S. for three years . . . sponsors Citizenship Club. F. A. JULIAN, B.S. Teaches combination welding, theory, and practice . . . enjoys sports such as football, baseball, and basketball . . . dislikes traveling . . . attended Delaware University, West Virginia Institute of Technology, and Marshall College. CHARLES F. KELLY. B.S. Always has something nice to say to everyone . . . teaches machine shop . . . enjoys music and outdoor sports . . . likes metal craft and home craft as hobbies . . . very rarely seen in the halls of G.H.S. NAOMI LAWSON. A.B., M.A. Teaches music at Junior and Senior High Schools . . . hobby is records and reading . . . loves chicken chow mein . . . likes cooperation and enthusiasm in a student . . . taught five years at G.H.S. . . . sponsors Y-Teens and Music Clubs. RANDALL H. McKINNEY, B.S.E.. M.A. “By the way” . . . teaches Economics, Sociology . . . coach of our State Championship Team . . . Pet peeve is officials . . . dislikes interruptions during class period . . . taught at G.H.S. for 26 years . . . sponsor of Lettermen’s Club. NEIL LUTZ, B.S. Teaches general arithmetic and science . . . hobbies are leather craft and collecting coins . . . attended D E College and West Virginia University . . . sponsors the Archery Club. 15

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ELLEN JANE WISEMAN The “voice ’ always heard during homeroom . . . has served as school and financial secretary for thirteen years . . . fulfills her duties efficiently. Miss Wiseman is a graduate of New York Institute of Photography in 1954. She is a member of the Grafton Business Girls Club, Universal News Photographers Association, and West Virginia Professional Photographers Association. NANCY BOLYARD Has served as assistant secretary for two years . . . has a pleasing way with the students . . . enjoys swimming and dancing. Miss Bolyard is a member of the Grafton Business Girls Club and the Hec Alums. O cce The office assistants are students selected by the school secretary. They are under the direction of Miss Wiseman, Miss Bolyard, Mr. Clayton, and Mr. Walter. These students run errands, answer the phone calls, type, collect absence slips, and perform various jobs that need to be done to keep the office running smoothly. Bottom row, left to right: Elizabeth Grow. Helen Haller. Sally Thayer, Frances Fast, Elaine W'hitescarver. Second row: Miss Bolyard, Josephine Bevilock, Carol Romine, Judy Ringler, Martha Henderson. Mary Hinkins, Linda Snyder, Maxine Sinsel, Richard Isner, Miss Wiseman. Top row: Ruth Hines, Judy Gray, Sandra Jacobs. Jackie Westfall. Mary Jane Veltri, Linda Bolyard, Mary Jane Armstrong, Carolyn McCartney, Toni Strader, Carl DeMoss.