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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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'N But in silence came a voice to meg In every wind it murmured, and I knew It would not cease though far my heart may roam It called me in the sunrise and in the dew, ' ' At noon and twilight, sadly, hungry, The jealous city, whispering always Home! Q CHARLES HANSON TOWNE ui' 10 ..6' ' yl 3? 90 i ' 5 ' , Q 1, . A 2 : ' L ' V 585. n gl 5' Q 5 ' 4 'ff nl Q, '. Ili -i All FUREWURD GRAF vt. X ,, 'gi W X Q H SQHUOL 'N ,, ' ar, 1 4' u .h I ' ' I 71:7 , ,sg , ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater! Hats off to you. Ever you'll find us loyal and trueg Firm and undauntecl always we'll be. Hail to the school we love. Here's a toast to thee. 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Words cant but to show how much the '59 Re-Echo to their RESECHO STA F W'II.I.ARD INICINTYRE Editor .1 ,L 1 ' 'Q' 'Z' H 'Q JANIES HENDERSOIN BARBARA NIAINLEH Edlmf Busmcss Xlanager MR HOBART BEEGHLEY Adusor FIRST ROW' left to r1g,ht Velma Holt Ass15tantArt1st Carol Knrght Txgrst lm Mason Llterary Eclltor Dolly Bolyard ASSlSf3Dt Ad xcrtxsmg Manager Claudette Wfestfall L1tcrary Edltur Sandra licube Latour Klrcn Xx,1fl16I'S Llterary Editor Wfanda Roblnson Llterary Sumn Wtllums Mounting., Edxtor Bxrbxra Mmlu Busxmss M miter Imdr Hncltmm Atlxemser Patsy Isncr QUDSCIIPUOD Manlger IHIRD ROW' Blll h1LlI1fXl'C' Edltor Daud Nlurpln Atlxcrtxsmg, M iDJj.,LI' Btrnml W urn Photographer jun Hendcrwn EClIt0r Marlx Crawford Aclxertlser Dottu: Murphy Lxtcrars Edmwr Slflld Smith Literary Edmtur A 4 . , n 1 . , Editor. SECOND lROW': Mr. Bccghlcy, Advisorg Lintlnl Illnugl1t,'I.itcrury .Editu-rp Annulcc Coruer, Literary Edltorg Elnif .Kn0tts. Typistg 'WN wlxa-'I ,Q M YR K , A 4 Y 421 W.. 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D V ' 1 L 5 ul , v. , 1 F ., 1.1 3, iq X 1 1 Y, - I, f 3. writ.. , ' ' ' ,, ,' B fi , 6 if .I I I ' f fr N, 1 if 'I , f ' , 41' ff, ' . 1 'A , '.'., N' x fv 'f' ' f , K ' . nf ' .1 .fy '52 J, I'-1,4 4 - ' , f , .r .f -' - N M N 11, -, .I 4 , 'Cf 9 ' ' 'ff 'f A 1 M 1 x WSVWM 'Y' I !.x ff . . 1,-,WM J ' - ff 1 X xr, W Xxx SUPERHNTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT Paul Bartlett has held the office of the County Superintendent for the past two years Mr Bartlett received hrs A B degree from Fairmont State College and M A de gree from West Vrrgrnra Unrversrty He rs affiliated with the Methodist Church and rs a member of the local Lrons Club a Mason and rs a member of the West Vrrgrnra Edu cation Assocratron National Educatron Asso Admrnrstrators ASSHSTANT SUPERHNTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT The offrce of Assistant Superintendent has been held by Mr Ronald Knotts srnce hrs appointment rn 1949 Mr Knotts obtained hrs A B degree and hrs AM degree from West Vrrgrnra Unrversrty He has been Cam pargn Director of the Annual March of Drmes srnce 1947 and rs a Lay Leader of the Andrews St Pauls Methodist Church He rs also Treasurer of the Taylor County BOARD OF lElDlUCATllON Left to right john jenkins Clarence Kinsey Chester Blue C W T Locltard Kenneth Godvurn Paul Bartlett The Board of hducatron of Trylor County rs composed of frxe members elected by a xote of the people for a term of srx years on a non partisan ballot The Board detcrmrnes all polrcrcs of cclucatron rn this county and appoints a superintendent as ad mrnrstratrve offrcer POLINGS PLRE OIL Senzre urzh zz .fmlle ciation, and American Association of School Chapter of the American Red Cross. MR. ROBERT CLAYTON Mr. Clayton, friend of the student who is willing to work, has been seen in the halls of G.H.S. for the past 24 years. He has been a great help as a guidance coun- selor to those who will take his advice. Some do not accept his suggested subjects but those who do profit in the long run. Likes all food but prefers beef steak. Enjoys reading a good book. He is often seen hurrying about the office or going out the halls-making it diffi- cult for the office girls to keep pace with him. He takes great patience with the A.T.C. girls and helps them with their problems. Dislikes students who are tardy. Has an A.B. degree. MR. MAURICE FREEMAN Mr. Freeman, a two-year veteran who came to us from Parsons, got his A.B. and M.A. degrees at West Virginia University, Enjoys sports and gardening. Likes banana pie and fricassee chicken Qbut is too busy to eat it.j He has a friendly dog named Brownie who likes to come to school with him. He takes great pride in his 'slide pro- jector and calculatin ' machine. He likes a student to be co-operative, industrious, and courteous. Doesn't like to be hurried. LEONARDS GROCERY Pioneer: in Progrenive Relailing Rl. '1 H BATTEN A B A M O ey folks the tea party IS oxer Lxkes to traxel Her gay xxvacxous manner endears her to all Able teacher of Eng llsh and Bxble Her 01710100 IS valued hrghly Enjoys work mg 11g sau pu77les and eating ICE cream MILDRED BORD A B M S P E Glrls please be quxetl Inter ested rn her chrldren Teaches the grrls health and physrcal educa t1on Lrkes sevung and football Dxslxkes boyxsh harrcuts on grrls Very capably directs the cheer leaders HAZEL COLE Always has a frnendly smrle for everyone Enloys takmg plc tures of nature Drslrkes lazy students Known for her one questron qurzzes Lxkes to try new ICCIPCS Teaches Bxol KJ 0 'Wx CAROL DAVIS A new face 1n the Commercnal Department Lxkes pxzza musnc and Sth perlod D1sl1kes drsre spect an a student Her pet peeve IS a paper wrthout a name Grad uated from Alderson Broaddus College Sponsor of the Jumor Commercral Club FACULTY Q' FARMERS DELIGHT CO Sam Veltrr and Son Srmpson, W Va 4 Z HOBART BEEGHLEY A B A M Lakes publlc speaklng and asso c1at1ng ruth young people Fawor 1te food beef steak Hobbs tra xelmg Dlsllkes students who make excuses Has taught at GHS fue years CHARLES CATHER A B B S M A Slr Galahad of GHS Dxslrkes C ld bu1ld1ngs especnally schools Spends a lot of tnme workmg on hrs house Likes boys to act lrke gentlemen and grrls luke ladxes Has taught at Grafton Hxgh 15 years NELLIE COOK A B A M Lrttle Mrss Cookbook of G H S Dxslrkes people who borrow th1ngs and dont return them D1sl1kes lazmess rn a student Lrkes to work yuth crafts WILMA EVANS A B M A Counselor to the lovelorn Hates to put on werght but yust LOVES to eat Spends her summers at a musrc camp m Marne Llkes young people Has the hobby of tryrng to m1nd her own busxness Has spent 6 years at GHS LYNN FAULKNER B.S.. E.E.. A.M. Has a joke for every occasion . . . Likes working with radios and television , . . Teaches Gen- eral Science. Chemistry, Physics. and Drivers Education . . . Dis- likes tardy students CThis ought to be a good one-let's hear it.j . . . Is very versatile . . . Has taught at G.H.S. for 28 years . . . Takes enjoyment out of life with his mourners bench falso called gum row and jailhouse rowj PATRICIA FRONSMAN A.B. in Art and Biology One of the new faces at G.H.S. Teaches Art and Mechanical Drawing . , . has a likeable per- sonality . . . likes camping and animals . . . Favorite food it chocolate, steak, and hot rolls. MILDRED HADDOX She is leader of the Little People in G.H.S. Likes anything that is sweet. Perhaps that is where she gets that sweet smile. Her favor- ite hobby is music. Has an A.B. degree. Teaches Speech and Eng- lish II. Attended Marshall, Davis and Elkins and Wfest Virginia University. FACULTY HAL S. FINDLEY Mr. Findley has brought a lot of cheer to G.H.S. during his two years of teaching here . . . Favora ite food is French fried shrimp . . . Dislikes students who are lazy and disrespectful . . . Hobby -coin collecting . . . Master of Education. MARY FRUM A.M. Very friendly with everyone . . . Enjoys a good joke . . . Sponsor of the National Honor Society . . . Appreciates honest effort in a student. Has taught at G.H.S. for 2 years. SHERMAN HASELDEN Likes hunting, fishing, traveling . . . Favorite food-homemade ice cream and ham . . . Dislikes students who constantly disturb his classes . . . Has taught at G.H.S. for 24 years . . . Sponsors Commercial Club and is the Ath- letic Ticket Manager. 'B.S., M.A. LOAR JEWELRY STORE B840 and Western Maryland Wfatch Inspectors JOSEPH HENRY B A M M Lrkes superror ratmgs and suc cessful concerts Dont lose that musrc' rs hrs favorrte saymg fWonder why777j Spends many extra hours practrcmg the band Lrkes to play budge A good JOE on band tnps FRANCIS A ,IULIAN Takes a great mterest and prxde rn the boys he teaches Engoys sports such as baseball and foot a Quret but friendly man ner Drslrkes travellng Liked by all Teaches Welding HORTENSE MUMFORD A B M A Favorrte hobby rs readmg Al ways looks neat Lrkes to see courtesy and cooperatnveness 1n a student Has taught at G H S for frve years Known for her care ful enuncratron of every word CARRIE PACKMAN A new face at G H S Needs a room of her own Spends more txme travelmg Qthrough the schoolgnj than any other teach Always smrlmg and has a cheery hello Lxkes teachmg at G H S FACULTY PETROSAL INC Gu: up with Pelroral A ANN HO ERT A new personalxty at G H S Thrs rn her fxrst year as our musrc m structor Lrkes people musrc and anrmals QHas anyone seen a whnte mouse 1n the hall7j She rewards her students by saymg Thats much more better Loves whrp ped potatoes Graduated from Al derson Broaddus College CHARLES KELLY Is seldom seen 1n the halls of GHS because he has to take care of the boys rn shop Lrkes musrc sports and travelmg Al ways has a bright smxle for every one Dnslrkes students who are dxscourteous RANDALL MCKINNEY Rules hrs classrooms wrth a pen c1l Favorrte food 15 steak Is often seen around the golf freld Lxkes students who are prompt but dns lrkes those who are dlsrespectful and those who pretend Has taught at GHS for 29 years ELMA ROBINSON Makes sure all of her students know how to spell all nght be fore they leave her class Lxkes roast beef and browned potatoes but wants a long lunch penod to en1oy them Her hobby 15 brldge playmg wlth plenty of food Lrkes courtesy but dlSllkCS students who cheat and who are unprepared Has taught at GHS for sx years MILDRED SINSEL A.B., M.A. Really knows her history fboth American and Worldj. Tries to get students to think for them- selves. Likes to watch TV. Teach- er of good morals. Has taught at G.H.S. for 17 years. FESTUS WAGGONER B.S., G.G.R., MS. He is seldom seen in the main building. A great friend of all of his students. Likes traveling and cooking, His pride and joy are the Future Farmers. Has taught at Grafton High School 13 years. A. V. YOHO AB., A.M. Has made hundreds of pupils miserable on Fridays. He says it's his turn to laugh on the day he gives out report cards. Enjoys gardening and making up tests. Can be seen hurrying home to watch his favorite TV program, Queen for a Day. FACULTY f 'G' tl Ea LAWERENCE SPADAFORE A,B.. M.A. Mr. Muscles of G.H.S. Likes football and his family. Friendly to all , . . Dislikes patching up boys. Assistant coach. .afw l RUSSELL WALLS B.S., M.A. The little man in the Library . , Often seen running loaiers out . . . His hobbies are photography and music . . . Dislikes students who have no consideration for others . . . Graduated from W.V.U .... Has taught two years at G.H.S. ELEANOR DUCKWORTH New secretary at G.H.S. There is never a dull moment while she is around . . , She is liked by faculty and students alike . . . Likes spaghetti, enjoys dancing, and loves two certain boys. Likes politeness in a student but abhors sassiness. BARTON S CLOTHING AND SHOE MART Buy Buzld and Boon Grafton COOKS Mrs. Blanche Stutler. Mrs. Ruth Knotts, Mrs. Lena Grub. BUS DRIVERS-The bus drivers of G.H.S. are friend- ly and reliable. We can depend on them in all kinds of weather to try their best to take us to and from school. They have tried and succeeded in making one phase of our stay at G.H.S. enjoyable. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gordon Dillon. George Sydner. jr., Roy Nose, Howard Dillion, Ronald Knotts. SECOND ROW: William Turoczy, john Carl Gawthrop, Charles Duck- worth, William Whitescarver. CUSTODHANS MR RICHARD MRS. NETTIE MR. ALFRED FORD SMITH FORD COOKS-The odor of hot, tasty food, on the first floor of Grafton High School can be traced to the cafeteria. These appetizing meals are planned and prepared by the chefs and their helpers. When the lunch bell rings, the rush is on for we know that hot, tempting, well prepared food awaits us in the cafeteria. BUS llDRlllVElRS , l ' 3 451 I ...- N.. 7 CUSTODIANS-The first to arrive in the morning and the last to go home at night are the custodians of Grafton High School. It is they who keep our building warm during the winter months, and keep our grass cut in the summer. We appreciate the things they .are doing to keep our building neat and attractive. SERHDRS 1? SENIOR CLASS OIFFIICERS Prexzderzl Drck McDonald Vzfe Prerldent Dorothy Harden Serrezmy Susan Wrllrams Trearurer Karen Wrthers HISTORY OF SENIOR CLASS In September 55 we crossed the threshold enterrng unto four years of hrgh school lrfe At f1rst we d1dn t know what was expected of us but we soon learned We proudly elected our frrst class offxcers rm Lord presldent Mrke H3lSllP uce prcsldent Barbara Frrend secretary Patty Knrght treasurer As we began our sophomore year we felt confrdent that we were now a part of G H S Our second year we elected Mike Ha1sl1p presrdent Teddy Garrett YICC presldent Dorthy Harden secretary Tommy ohns treasurer Tnme fhes and the followmg September we were upper classmen This year we elected M11-.e Hanshp presrdent 1m Lord vrce presrdent Dottre Murphy secretary oy Mason treasurer We really worked hard on our Magazme Campargn and earned 35524 67 Wrth thus money we presented the an nual unror Senlor banquet and prom whrch was enjoyed by both classes Hugh MtPha1l was our top salesman and won a beaut1ful watch for hrs efforts In November we proudly presented our junlor play Green Valley We were also very well represented thrs year both on the grrd rron and hardwood Our junror year was full of excltement but rt could not begrn to compare wrth all the yoys and sorrows we shared as senrors We chose Drck McDonald as our presrdent Dorthy Hardrn as our vnce presrdent Susan Wrllrams as our secretary and Karen Wlthers as our treasurer After lookrng back over the memorable years we have spent here we fmd many thlngs of whxch we can be proud We have been sery successful rn the class tournaments by haxmg a wmmng team each year Last year we were proud to hase 9 members of our class elected to the Na tronal Honor Socrety Now rt s Good bye to G H S our frlends and all of the teachers who have helped us so very much smce we flrst entered these halls through whlch we w1ll nex er more walk vuth our frrends Wrth unsteady steps we take that long walk to recelve our drplomas but we know they w1ll be steady as each of us go our separate ways to make our place rn the world we wrll part and soon be forgotten by our Alma Mater but each of us knows we could never forget Grafton Hrgh School SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr Haselden Mrss Batten Mr McK1nney Mr Faulkner 778 West Marn Street POLINGS PURE OIL SERVICE Phone 9576 Wfashmg Lubrrcatron Txres Batterres Accessorres A f 1 , ' 1 2 , . , . . , 1 1 - . . . . , . . . . Y V . 1 1 . l . . . Y I . . Y, , , 1 v 1 1 . . ' , - 1 1 ' -1 .1 v, - . . . - P . ' ' '1 1 . . . . ' y . V . 1 1 1 Q .. ' ' , , , I , - . . . . 7. . . , a J . , , , I Q ' 1 . ' , . . V - v qt H 1 . - 1 1 . , , . , . -- 3 20 LILLY That's Life. cept a Good Housekeeping seal of ap provalf' including a wedding band, Fa vorite food. fried chicken. CURRY QSUMMIERSB A girl with everything ex ROBFRTA INIAE FAITLKNFR Bobbie, Her pet peeve is getting up in the morning fwe aLl have the same trouble, Bobbiej. Always Hiring to go-never a dull moment when she's around. She's partial to dark curly hair. XY'ould like to get married and live happily ever after. Citizenship Club: Library Assistant. Vl SANDRA LOL' DELANIZY Shes small. but so is a package of dyna- mite. Dislikes people who shove to get on the school bus, XYants to get rich quick selling suntan lotion to the Eskimos, Lived in XY.ishington, D C. for two years. iPres- ident?l Hates homework. junior Commercial Club: Citiyenship Club ll ATC -ll FTA fl. XVILLIABI RAY lfLOHR Ray Man of few words--F.iyoi'ite ex- pression. For the life of your car go Gulff' XX'ould like to own the prettiest farm in XY. Va. Is often seen on the Valley Falls Road??? Likes swimming and hunt- ing. Vo-Ag 1. 2, 3.51. CHARLES Ll 'THER DODGE Eldon. Charlie. or Butch, he answers to them all. Hates marching on a soggy foot- ball field but likes the band. Believes in taking lite easy Fnioys amateur' radio. Radio Club I-S1 Band 1-2-F-li National Tliespians 5-'ll A Cappella Choir S-lg Na- tional Art Honor Society: junior Play, ROBERT IIVGFNF GARRITTT 'l'edtly. Likes girls, girls. girls, and more girls Dislikes Friday nights, XY'as .1 popular halfback on this years team. Sharp dresser. Goes out of town quite often. Dislikes his middle name. Football. Basketball, and Track: Sophomore Class Officer: A Cappella Choir. X AL'DRAS SNACK BAR Over Shell Station at L'.S. 50 and 119 :ck The place to mee! jour frierzdr .md 17.119 .1 delicious rm CHARLES FREDERICK GELHAUSEN One of our quiet senior boys . . . His pet peexe is nu money. He wants to become an artist . . , Reads a lot . . . Answers to the name of Butch. Dislikes smart-alecks and trouble-makers. JOHN DAVID GOODXVIN His pet peeve is slow driving. Plans 'to make a career out of the Air Force. Enjoys hunting and fishing. Sound sleeper. Radio Club 11 Craft Club 1,2g junior Class Play, filly! api! NANCY ANN GETZ just can't take younger sisters fespecially if they're bossyj. Her ambition is to be a bookkeeper or secretary. Blushes easily. Enjoys sewing and roller skating. Future Nursesg Y-Teens 1.2.3g ATCg Com- mercial Club -ig Library Assistant Li. CAROLYN JANE GRIMES Better known as Sue . Can be seen writ- ing to that certain guy in the Air Force. Dislikes Monday mornings and conceited people. Likes pizza pie, holidays, swimming, and last but not least, a certain boy with a crew cut. Citizenship Club 1. Cary .L . QW' ff L 51 fl! ll ld 'wi' GERALD LEE GOODWIN A busy redhead. Dislikes nosy people Qdon't we all?j, Can always be heardsay- ing--- Oh. well. Likes cars and steak. Ambition is to become an electrical engi- neer. - Radio Club 1.2, CHARLES EDWARD HAISLIP. Known as Mike to his classmates . . . Likes joy, his white and grey Ford, Tygart Lake, and water skiing . . . Hobby is build- ing miniature models. Dislikes Cranky teach- ers and short lunch hours. Archeryg Citizenship Clubg Letterman's Clubg Student Council 3g Freshman Class Presidentg Sophomore Class Vice Presidentg junior Class Presidentg Footballg Trackg Basketball. Blueville MORGAN MOTOR SALES Phone 870 DeSoto, Plymoutb Saler and Serzfzre 2I 26 RONALD KNOTTS His aiiihition is to he a card dealer in Las Vegas and marry another Marilyn Monroe tio-2 4-363. Better known to all his friends as Homer who likes thicken. girls. mashed potatoes and more girls, Radio Cluhg Football Manager. Baskethall Manager JAMES HOXVARD LORD Jim is working for that Al point ayei- age. Proud of his Norwegian heritage . . . Likes young music instructors, Can always be counted on to brighten up a class room. Boys' State: All-State Chorus: National Honor Societyg Football. Basketball. Track. 4 yearsg Freshman Class President: junior Vice-President: A Cappella Choir: Student Council: Lettermans Clubg Re Echo. frfiwag MYRNA JEAN LAMBERT Hates to he called Myrna . . lrayorile ex- pression. Are you kiddin' '.,, Likes xxriting letters. fwonder to xxhonwb. Pet pee-xe is freshmen. Y-Teens and Music Club. Ideal iwate: hlond hair. hlue eyes. weight lgll IZTHEL JANE LOLCH Everyone knows her as Janie. She likes chocolate candy. Italian spaghetti. Business Math. football games, and a tall dark and handsome junior. Dislikes inconsiderate boys. Rrd period lunch. and getting up in the morning. Uust a few more inornzngs. laniej. She wants to be an airline hostess. Citivenship Club 1: Commercial Cluh Z. 5. -l. MORGAN MOTOR SALES GARY LANTZ Cant stand people who hunt out of season and get the deer for should I say dt-ark. Xlfould like to oxxn a dairy farm the size ot Texas. XY'ants a girl xxho can milk tous' lO.K.. girls. get husyl. FFA 1. 1. 5. 4. Treasurer and Reporter RONALD LEE Ll 'DXVICK Ronnie is often heard saying, 'l'here's no future in that, Could he be talking ahout English or Chemistry? Likes hunting. girls. and Market Street. XY'ants to become a mil- lionaire and eat lots of pizza pie and shriinp. Positively dislikes Monday morn- ings and fire drills. Debating Cluh: Craft Cluh: Charles Dickens Club. DeSoto. Plymouth Sales 8 Service liluexille Phone STD DAVID R. MURPHY Were very proud of our Student body pres- ident. David likes band trips, girls. football games. girls. good assemblies and more girls . . . His hobby is collecting money fany moneylj, Dislikes homework and people who dont cooperate . , . Hopes to own a bright. shiny Imperial faround 19351. Student Council 5. ri, President AI: Band l. 2. 3. rl: Re Echo Ai: Orchestra 5. 4: Radio 1: Craft Club 1. CAROLYN JOYCE McCARTNEY To marry a G. M. and become a M. XY. and raise little P. B.'s. Dislikes flirts and show-off boys. Dark Eyes must have been written for her. Quiet but friendly. Citizenship Club: Craft Club I-21 Camera Club and Office Assistant. l . DOTTIIZ LOU MLIRPHY Ambition to become head cheerleader for Army , . . Petite . . . Is often seen helping drive a black and red Dodge . . . XXX-n't You XY'ear My Ring , . . By blessy Citizenship Club Ig Secretary Future Nurses l: Charles Dickens Club 2. President. Fu- ture Teachers 3. Secretary-Treasurer -I: Stu- dent Council sig Homecoming Princess 2: Cheerleader l. 2. 4. -I: junior Class Secre- tary. RICH ARD ARNOLD MCDONALD Our class president. Dick is an emigrant from Bridgeport High School. He dislikes English themes fXX e dont blame you. Dickb and girls who don't speak XX'ants to become ii certified public accountant Dick says he likes sports. mainly basket- ball. people with a good sense of humor. and math. Hi-Y 1: Student Council Z1 Senior Class. President: junior Class Play. CONSTANCE KAY MI IRRAY PiffIe' '... One of the senior girls vv ho has an exceptional ability to play basket- ball , . . believes in the Golden Rule, Do unto others before they do unto you. ATC: Charles Dickens Club: Music Club XWILLIARD McINTYRE Better known as Bill . . , Seen either in his laboratory or on the stage of G. H. S. I.ikes a certain student nurse at Monongalia General and weekends in Morgantown. To build electronic equipment that works is his greatest ambition. Radio Club I1 Archery Club 1. 11 Stage Crewg National Thespians: junior Play: CAP: Re Echo. Editor: Know Your State Government Day: Delegate to Camp Horse- shoe. ls 'X i Stl t IA I ANU HNIS SIRYlClfINlli Plitnc 9540 28 .ff I 'fc ' e -If Jf' S: 'lik SUSAN FRANCES INIICK Susie ', Likes gill kinds of music, from rock n' roll to cl.1ssic.1l. Ambition to get mdrried and mise .1 family. Dislikes Blue Xldlilty perfume. commercials rind storms. A new member of the senior cliiss. RITA JEAN MILLIER Pet peeve, iz certain jealous person . , . Hobby is collecting souxenirs from French Morroco ??? Likes skating, Arnold fof coursel. and pretty clothes. XXILIUIS to be- come an author or Arthur?? Says Maybe Commercial Club. CAROL SUI? MILLER Likes to write letters to .1 certain guy . . . Her hobby is driving her d.1ddy's big Olds . , . She dislikes mdrching at the games. Iiivorite foods ure shrimp rind french fries. Religious Club lf Citizenship lg Music Club 21 Dr.im.itic Club 21 Orchestra 3-41 Band I-lg FTA 'ip GAA Al. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER One of the girls with it diamond on her finger. Vdlints to become gi beauticiim and marry that certain fellow, Likes dancing. clothes and good food . . . Dislikes nibby people and people who pick on her friends. Music Club 11 Craft Club: Mixed Chorus Z. GARY BLAINIZ MILLER The quiet mnnl Spends ii lot of time play- ing basketball . . . XX'ould like to be a welder rind make sends of money . . . People who don't speak are on his black list. Radio Club l-2. IAMIES CORTEZ MORGAN The only boy we know who wants to be 21 morticiiin. Isn't hiird to get along with and not h.1rd to please . . . Dislikes bad weather rind conceited girls. Likes pony tails??? Stage Crew 1-3: Radio Club. 707 XX est Main Street PARRISH AGENCY IIXC Phone 555 Real Eflufe and Irzfznpzrzfe 29 o ,f o I ' git. l MARY ELIZABETH TNTCKEEN Liz likes spaghetti and celery but not stubborn boys , . . Her hobbies include dancing and swimming . . . Often heard saying, Oh. you poor thing, Her Lini- bition is to become ii beautician. Likes tall. blonde boys. Citizenship Club 1: Music Club 2: Y-Teens: A Cappella Clioiii ATC 5-,41 junior Class Play. XVILLIAM EDXWARD NEXWBROUGH A radio announcer at XYVVXXT Likes long school vacations and writing to pen pals . . . Pet peeve is XX'ednesclays without assemblies. XWants to become a school teacher . . . Likes steak and gravy. Radio Club 1-5g Thespians, HUGH BIURRAY lN'lcPHAlL Hugh likes swimming, science. arid skating . , . Hopes to go to college . . . Dislikes rude freshmen but likes good food . . . A nice guy to know. Library Assistant. CHARLES BERNARD NEWCOME Buck says he used to be a flirt but not anymore fXY'onder why???j. Likes to spend money on cars , . . Dislikes stuck-up people . , . Favorite food is chicken. FFA 3, Vice-President. se HERBERT PAUL McVlCfKl2R Ambition, to become a bubble blower for the L.iwrence XYelk Show' ',., ls xery pleasant . . , Quiet but words i1ren't every- thing. Likes girls. food. and sleep CAROLYN PAYE POE Dislikes being called Red . , . Likes all kinds of sports . . . Quiet until you get to know her. Wfants ideal mate to be over 6 ft. and have dark hair. Future Nurses 1-21 Religious Club 1-2g jugs 3-41 ATC 3-4. V1 XX alnut Qtreet CL PPETT 5 NIARRET Phone 770 30 C0z1gi'.z!ul.zIi0r1r 20 1152 fllff of 1959 .. Q MARY SHERMAN Has dark hair and dark eyes, very quiet. QSO meek a maid that even her shoes refuse to squeakj Citizenship Club. SARAH ETHEL SMITH Oh, well. that's life. Ambition is to stay young. live forever. and go around the world in two days, Likes a certain boy 6'3 tall. light brown hair and blue eyes. fW'onder whoj. Likes all sports and those U. S. Air Force Blues. Dislikes the thought of leav- ing ole G.H.S. and all the wonderful kids and teachers. Charles Dickens Club 2, Secretaryg Citizen- ship Club 1. Secretary-Treasurerg Library Assistant' 2g Student Council 2g Junior Class Playg GGA 4: ATC 3,4g Student bfanager -lg National Honor Society 3.43 Future,Teachers 3.4. Vice President 4g Re- Echo 4: Homecoming Princess 4. RICHARD SHINGLETON Never worries. Has a liking for cars. wom- en, and teachers fwhen school is not in sessionj Heartily dispises homework. Shy and reserved manner. Hears all speaks noth- ing. CONNIE SUE STEMPLE Ambition is to change her name. Often seen driving her green Plymouth. Likes Air Force boys. Dislikes slow drumbeats. Fav- orite foods are French fries and pizza. Spends her summers at Tygart Lake . . . not swimming. Music Club 1,2g Y-Teensg Office Assistant 3,43 Band 1.2.3.4 JERRY SIMONS Came to G.H.S. two years ago from Flem- ington . . . Appears to be rather bashful??? Blushes when gixing those economic re- ports, Always has a mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . Likes the band and his two-tone car. ARTHUR STOCKETT Artie can always be seen with that certain dark-haired girl, Dislikes Senior English. Blushes easily. Likes Carol and weekends. FOUR CORNERS RESTAL RANT Home made pier .md roll: DAVID TUCKER Ambition to become sound m.m for Spike Jones. Dislikes meeting new people. Says. By the way flnfluence of Mr. McKin- neyj. Wfants his girl to be L1 good student and get his lessons. Radio Club l. BARBARA JEAN XWALTERS Rain rain. go away '. Ambition is to be- come nurse on Medit ', Qualificition of ideal mate is tall. handsome .ind rich. Dis- likes short lunch hours. PNA 1.2.31 President 'll .ll'GS 1.4 34 X 4 PAUL TUCKER Dislikes riding the school bus .ind cconomir reports. l'suiilly there but doesnt Illillitr an issue of it. Homework annoys him most. LOUISE XWARD Very fond of 11 terrain someone in ii green .md white Ford. Likes hamburgers nt the DL-l.uxe . . Cooking. Sewing. .md Collect- ing old Coins, Aim in life is to become .1 good housewife. 7 Future Nurses 1.2.5.-41 Y-Teens -.3. IOARS -IEW ELRY STORE A gif! frunz our More will delizer your nzwrzge. PATTY TURNER Always raring to go. Hates the process of getting up and coming to school, She talks 41 lot but never says anything. BERNARD WARE If at first you dont succeed try, trye- and then stop, l.ikes,most kinds of food and all kinds of girls. Known as Bernie, Favorite expression Good grief. Re-Echo Aig R.1dio Club 1.2: Spent one yc.1r at Blk JD? QI slisAN ETTA XVILLIAMS One of our peppy senior cheerleaders . , . Ambition is to be a nurse in an all mens hospital . . . Better known as Susie . . Likes summer camps. ball games. popular music. and snowy weather Future Nurses l. -11 Cheerleader 2. 9. el. Student Council -li Senior Class Offirer: KAREN RUTH XVITHIZRS One of the very capable 'varsity Cheerlead- ers whose pet peeve is people who roiite to games just to talk , . , XY'ould like to marry ri Ki tt. I in., curly haired. brown eyed box' who ownsa horse ranch in Texas. Girls' State. National Honor Sotietil A Cappella Choir -ig Class Ottiter ll Stu- ALICQIZ MARLENE XVOOD A girl with .i quiet personality '... Often seen standing in the Cold at games . , . Dislikes Monday mornings and people who take more than their half out of the road . . XY'.ints To be one ot those girls xx ho say. U Number please ATC 3. li liuture Nurses 21 Crafts Club 2 National Honor Society S. fi: GAA el: Tri- dent Countil 11 Hcimeroming Quteng Tri- Hi.Y Q, sg Office Aggigrrim R. -ig Re Echo Hifi' 1. 31 Clieerleader 2. 3. 'ig ,lunior Play: Re Ifihog ,lunior Commertial Club. LYNXVUOD Llili YIZACITR Dlfl-ORlf5 MAI? ZINSIER XX'oody' '... XX'ould like to own a mil- Better known to all as Dee' '... Dislikes lion dollar Cattle ranch . . , Likes good riding the school bus . . . Rather fond of food and girls. of course . . . Cant stand ai certain blonde boy with a Crew cut , . , people who think they know it all . . . En- Hobby is collecting stuffed animals . . . joys hunting ftor girls. XVoorly ???B Ambition is to put Mrs, in front of her Future F.irniers of America 9. -i. Treasiirei' nllmt' Al. Future Nurses 1. 51 Dramatic Club 1, 2. BLl'I2VILI.E HARDXYARIZ Harman Shopping Center Phone 16 36 CUIIIPZEIF Lzrle of H.1i'dzr'.11'u SIENIORS WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT YR XIILABILIE CLYDE BARCUS A shy boy wrth blond ha1r and blue eyes Is waltmg for the day when he wrll graduate Drslrkes rxdmg the school bus and getting up early rn the morning Lxkes to spend hrs tlme at County farrs BETTY JEAN KNOTTS Is sard to haxe flrrtatrous eyes Hates to wash walk to school on cold mornings and those Obsener reports She rs huntmg for the perfect mate Good luck Betty' BETTY SUE PETERS We are always gettmg her mlxed up wrth Charlotte Has shiny black halr Dlslrkes Economlcs She espec1ally hates Monday Mornmgs MARTHA SHARP Blushes easlly Llkes 1 certaln boy m the Arr Force Llkes all her smaller sisters Dxsllkes rrdmg the school bus GEORGE WILLIAMS Bashful Cant walt untrl he gets hrs dxploma Dxsllkes school Monday mornmgs school glrls and school STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Davrd Murphy STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Susan WllllRmS Tommy ohns Donald Brady Joy Mason CLASS OFFICERS Duck McDonald P1 efzdent Dorothy Harden Vue Prerzdent Susan Wrlhams Secfelary Karen W1thers Tfefzrwer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Barbara Manley P1 erzdent Karen Bartlett Vzce Prefzdenl Sarah Smlth Secrelazy Susan W1ll1ams T1 earurer Karen W1thers Joy Mason Mxlte HZISIIP james Lord james Henderson Wanda Robmson Hugh McPha1l Wrllrard McIntyre Rlchard McDonald Linda Haught Dorothy Harden Genexa Hall Nancy Getz Analee Corder Donald Brady BOYS' STATE James Lord GIRLS' STATE joy Mason Karen W1thers Barbara Manley KNOW YOUR STATE GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVES Barbara Manley Wrllrard McIntyre VN HO S WHO S L NIOR Q ILASS Ol IILISQ MISS BEARCAT Karen Wrthers PRINCESSES Sarah Smxth Sandra acobs ESCORTS Phlllp Brown Stexe Sahsbury Charles Dodge Caroll Summers Iames Morgan THESPIANS Joy Mason Prerzdent Barbara Manley Vzre Pfefzdenl james Henderson Donald Brady Wrllnard McIntyre Wrllram Newbrough Analee Corder STAGE MANAGER Wrllxard McIntyre STAGE CREW Donald Brady Charles Dodge FOOTBALL TEAM Tex Garrett ames Lord MIR6 Ha1sl1p Ronme Robrnson Carl Knotts Everett Martrn Lonnle Martrn BASKETBALL TEAM Gary Mrller Don Brady Drck McDonald James Lord VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandra Jacobs Susan Williams Karen W1thers RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Karen Bartlett I R l X l .xv, A XfQx, A HA Y , .. 1. 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Aretord leues her shy wty to Beyerly ls1n1Qht bmdr1Del1ney le1yes lorsgood th1st1me W 1t lllllflll LIIIIOI' AfIIlSffC1I125lC1XCSlllS giggle to Fl om MISCJII l zye AIISCIU leues her se 1t III l'.IN.,llSll lV to gllltlfl lem mon I1 ALISCIII s1ys eoot ye t Norml Hnrry B1lCer leues yxo11der1n21, where he 1equ1red th1t southern ueent Clyde Blreus len es h1s he1g,ht to B1rry XXf1ll111ms K1ren Bxrtlett md R1y llohr amble oft together They seem contented P1tty Betrtlett leues her s1ster Betty Sue to e.1rry on the t1m1ly n1me Dolly BOlY,1I'Ll le11yes her 11b1l1ty to fvblfl f1re bltons to my one who I5 yy 1ll1ng to lne dangerously LIS Dontld BI'1Cly le 11 es h1s pl1ee on the st 1ge Crevy to mother speedy person 1 Broun le1xes h1s stroll lovyn the l1tty y1r1 lm some luelxy semor next ye 1r Nlelx C 1I'ClCI' etme ltitllxlllg up to exeryone he leues loolx 1111 doyyn on t1em Herbert C llI'lxSOl1 leues to yom 1 rodeo He s llW1yS r1d1nle horses my xx 1y Annrlee Corder leues to yom her mm 1t the l.1lIlXCl'Slly Ruth C oz 1d len es her s1ster to Carry on 1ll the 1rt work If M1rlC Crmtord leues BFFP BFFP D11ne C r1ss leues the yy ty she e11me W1th 1 boolx III her hmt B111 Cross leoes yuth 1 Dodge Not from thromne er1sers e1ther C htrles Dodge len es fU1IClHl7CI'lI1yL M1ss B1tten s Let s do th1s scene lgllll Robert1 l lL1llxI'lCI' le ues III 1 hurry ljlClx s Wutmg for her IS usu1l Ted C11rrett yy IS 5,o1n3, to le ue h1s mtryelous physlque but dee1ded he mlght need It to get 1l0Dg 1n the blg e1ty Chlrles C1elh1user1 e11u3,ht h1s eo1tt111l 1n the door trymg to be the t1rst out Nmey Getz le11y es her treelxles to Clrol Smsel Gerald Goodw1n leax es h1s red h111r to anyone who doesnt l1l1e to we11r pmle ohn Goodyym w1lls h1s pos1t1on IH the un1or Class Play to 1nyone w1ll1ng to memor1ze llnes C 1rolyn GIIUICS leay es to go to Dallas CTex11s7j lVl1lxC I-l111sl1ple1xes QOh not w1thout oy Genex 1 H111 leu es st1ll yy 11t1ng for C11rrollto come home l lDOHH1ld1lll61NCS CH1s biton v11lltr1yel Dorothy H 1I'LlCI1 le IX es her gl yslmg group beh1nd llllkll l'lIClxIU 111 leues her lblllty ot telllng wlerd SCOFISS on the bm l bus to myone just IS COIINIIICIUQL l111d1 Hmzeht leues remembermg 1ll the mehts she spent worlung on the Cl1ss Propheey IIN Henderson len es to beeome m 1ster ot eeremomes on lt P1ys To Be lgnormt Velm1 Holt leues her l5ClLllIlLll red h11r to some luelxy underel 158111111 Bob Hulldermm pranees out the front door The blelx door bre1thes 1s1 h lbtlflfll lee le 11 es to melt 111 the 1rms ot Ronme levus lsner le 11 es h1s m my glfl frlends l3C,l'1lIlCl CCOIZILIIIIIEKCI QEVIER S it INOCO QFRVICE CENTER 709 911 West Mam Street Phone 9684 Grafton West VlfglUll 39 '1 Q15 A 1 'Y ' A A ,l A ,1 '- gl IL. 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H4 3- 1 I :L fx: 1 xi' l- 4 ' A 'Y 1 ' 1 f' 1 ' , 1: .1 A G l ' K al 'Cl . 1 1 A 41 fx' 1 .L 11- ' L 1 ,' ', is 1 ' . - -- J 4 - , ' I .1 HU UR STUDENTS VALEDHCTORHAN JAMES LORD has won the coveted trtle of valedxctorran of the class of 1959 jrm has studred many long hours to gam thus honor Although he has worked hard he has found tlme for many other act1v1t1es especrally 1n athletxcs both foot ball and basketball 1m well deserves the honor he has recenved SALUTATURHAN CHARLES HAISLIP has proved hxmself by wm rung the tntle of salutatorran Mikes easy gonng manner and frrendlmess to all has won hxm many frrends He has also been very actrve IH a,thlet1cs and other orgamzanons of the school He IS brmgrng to a close a very successful hrgh school career BARBARA MANLEY ranks third ln her class Hard work and smcere earnestness has won her thls place Barbara has not only proved her academlc abllxty but IS a leader m many other actxvmes JAMES HENDERSON IS tred wrth Barbara for thxrd place jlm has worked very hard hrs four years ln hugh school and has certamly earned thls rank Hrs determmed manner has brought nts reward . . - - - - - H - . 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' ' 1 Mx sf'- ' VUILLIARD INICIINTYRE has xnon fourth place of the class of 59 Bill s perseyer ance rn all he does has won hrm the respect of classmates and teachers Brll has con tnbuted much to hrs school DORO'lHY HARDEN ap pears IU s1xth IllC6 Doro thy IS xery serrous about her studxes as she ns nn anythmg she does She his 1 yery busmesslrlte manner and rs well llked by her felloyy classmates KAREN WITHERS lb fea tured rn eighth place Karen has recerved many honors at GHS not only sho lastrcally but rn many other frelds Her frnendly hello has mon her many frrends KAREN BART LE'1 I tenth rn her class Karen rs a frrend to everyone and everyone rs her frrend Al though she ns qunet m the classroom Ktren can strll pep up those ball games RUTH COZAD rs one of the qunet senlors and ranks twelfth rn her class Ruth has a slow smnle and a quret reserve that has won her respect from students and teachers alrke SARAH SNIITH has quietly slapped mto fnfth place Al though she has studled hlrd she has found tlme for many other actmtles Sarah does her very best rn all she at tempts JOY MASON has attaxned seyenth pllcc IH her class joy has partlcxpated rn many extracurrlcular actxyntres and made good grades yyhlch calls for strong., determmatron and lots of hard work SANDRA DELANEY has reached nrnth place Sandy comes to us from Washrng ton where she spent two years of her hrgh school hfe She brought xylth her a fme scholastlc record and thus has won honors at GHS VUANDA ROBINSON slops mto elexenth place Wlanda s q aclt s nle and wrt hs won her many frrends as vyell ms a place on the honor roll She has been a yaluable asset to her school and frlends SUSAN XVILLIAMS thrrteenth rn lme of the class of 59 Susres sunny smrle and warm personallty has helped her to achreye many honors at GHS Her xullrngness to do has also won her the respect of her teachers 1' CLASS PROIPHECY It was early mornrng on july 2 1975 when I got the crazy rdea of taking a tour around the United States I packed my rvy league clothes rn a suitcase hopped rn my brand new rocket 8 75 satellrte speedsmobrle Qin other words the Ford of 751 and zoomed off down the road leavrng Grafton behind rn the dust Whrle I was rn Washington D C I saw a crowd of people assembled outsrde of the Whrte House Berng of a currous nature I decrded to see what was going on There was a huge microscope rn whrch everyone was tak rng turns of lookrng mto When rt frnally got to be my turn I looked mto rt and saw none other than Brll McIntyre and Brll Newbrough They were srttrng on therr space shrp on the moon trying to figure a way to get back to earth Whrle I was there I saw that Paul McVrcker was made Postmaster General He was always good at Post Office After I left the excitement there I looked at a brll board srgn by the srde of the road I saw the Richard McDonald was runnrng for president CPresrdent of the Natronal Committee to burld and marntarn better hospitals for catrprllars that had toncrllrtrsj Whrle drrvrng through Mramr Beach Florida I saw rm Henderson lyrng on the beach rn hrs swrmmrng trunks When I asked hrm what he was dorng rn Florrda he sard that he had a Job countmg the lobsters that came to Florrda each year fBut Im always sard that he would get a job where rt wa warm no matter what rt was A few mrles from there I saw Phrlrp Brown and Herbert somethrng Clarkson sellrng They sard that they were selling clrmaxes When I asked them how they got started wrrtrng clrmaxes for storres they sard that these clrmaxes were the krnd that was used by mountain clrmbers After I left that crazy place I decrded to vrsrt a local slaughter house Qschool rn other wordsj Whrle walking through the hall Davrd Tucker swept me off my feet He was a janrtor Later on I saw Barbara Manley Carol Sue Mrller and Patty L Isner who were teachers there At the trme berng they were hawrng a conference Qmeetrng of the boredj After I left the school I went to vrsrt a pretzel factory There I saw Mary Sherman and june Trghe They had the job of tyrng the knots rn the pretzels Whrle passing through Alabama I saw oy Mason and Genera Hall on their way to Chrcago to enter a yodelrng contest After seemg them I decided to lrsten to the radro I turned rt on only to hear a commercial But after 42 a second I could tell by hrs drstrngurshable xorce that rt was none other than Dorsey Jacobs Hrs commercial went somethrng like thrs Vrta Mete Mrneral Prlls conta not 1 not 2 not even 14 but 15 rngredrents The commercrar was not very good because Dorsey had trouble countmg that hrgh Whrle I was rn Brrmrngham I saw Bobbi Faulkner Lrnda Hickman and Sandra acobs I found out by talkmg to them that they were rn the baby srttrng busmess They baby sat with 18 and 19 year old boys Comrng down a street rn Memphis Tennessee looking very sad was Hugh McPharl When I asked hrm what was wrong he sard that he went brankrupt tryrng to sell rce balls to the Eskrmos rn Alaska As I was drrvrng along around 160 mph Qwhrch was 5 mrles over the speed lrmrtj a cop pulled me over A second look told me that the polrcewoman was Donna Ice Although she was one of my schoolmates she strll gave me a trcket for speeding As I walked rnto the courtroom I notrced that the intellect ual looking judge was no other than Denzrl Westfall But for refusing to pay the frne I spent the nrght rn yarl In the cell next to mrne was Ivan Austrn who was senrng a wet noodle Lonnie suffered a severe brarn concussion After I got out of yarl I crursed the streets of Memphis By the srde of the road I saw a nursery fbawl parkj It was owned and operated by Lourse Ward Martha Sharp and jo Ann Rogers Upon arrrvrng rn Chicago I saw Wanda Robrnson Lrl lran Weaver Carolyn Poe Faye Austrn and Barbara Wal ters They had become nurses rn the Navy They would put a therommeter rn a sarlors mouth hold hrs hand smile at hrm and expect hrs temperature to go down In a few hours I went to a used car lot Whrle I was there I saw Bobby Hulderman Paul Jewel and Dorrs Knrght who owned the used car lot They sold cars rn frrst crash condrtron Further down the street I saw Dasrd Reed and Brll ackson They were the ones who always wanted to do somethrng brg and clean They had jobs washrng elephants Whrle I was admrrrng the scenery around me I saw a trarn come down the road As rt slowed down I could tell that the engrneer was Gary Lantz Now he could whrstle at all the pretty grrls and get pard for rt rnstead of gettrng prnched Along the road I saw a rest home whrch was owned by Jerry Whrte He burlt rt because he drdn t get enough sleep whrle he was rn hrgh - , , . . . . 7 , , . . . , . . . . Z ,, . , , in y 1 9 Q - Y . 1 1 . I , . . U . r ' 'v 1 . . 1 J . I , y - . . , . . , - . , , . 1 7 ' 7 I . . , I I1 ' II I ' ' ' 1 7 ' . x ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' , ' ' ' l I 1 1 1 1 1 . ' ' V' ' ' ' ' ' , ' , six months for hitting Lonnie Martin over the head with , , . ' , . . , . . , ' . i ' I , r . . S . 'J I , n I . . . . y . , . - - I . I . r 1 l a ' . . . . , . . - n - . , - y . , . l - l I x 1 l , . , . . , . J . 7 U . , . 1 ' 7 ' ' I I 1 7 A 1 . . Y , J . 1 3 ' CLASS PRUPHECY CUNT school Whxle roammg through Topeka Kansas I saw Lrlly Curry Summer walkrng down the street and lookmg through a huge mrcroscope When I asked her what she was dorng she sard that she was lookmg for the flea that but her dog The next evemng I saw jerry Srmons and Ronme Ludwlck They had really made a name for themselves In other words they were forgers They told me that Bud Lawler was now a televrsron star He appears on It Pays to be Ignorant It does pay hxm well' They also told me that Wanda Taylor sings on the radlo Every nrght she srts on xt and smgs and slngs As I was walkmg down the block I heard two old women talkmg about LaDonna Hall It seemed as though whxle grvmg an acrobatrc performance LaDonna broke her thumb and had to re txre to an old mards home She had offers of marrnage but she kept refusrng untrl It was too late Whrle I was drrvmg through the streets of Dallas Texas I saw Donald Brady standlng on a street corner try1ng to sell combs to three bald headed men who were Ronme Robrnson Everett Mart1n and Brll Cross A few blocks down the street I saw Sandra Delaney sellrng womens prpes to Rxta Mrller Betty Peters and Betty Knotts Whrle drnvrng by a large Texas ranch I saw Carl Austm Harry Baker and George Wrllnams They drdnt tell me but I could guess by thelr actrons that they were beef thleves Qcattle rustlersj Lookmg across a meadow I saw a ranch house As I came closer to rt I saw Conme Stemple mrlklng a cow Lookrng agam I saw that Dav1d Murphy and Mark Crawford were her hrred hands Her truck drrver was Allce Wood Conme told me that Prnscnlla Keane and amce Lundy who lned nearby were makrng a for tune on thenr farms selllng ch1cken feathers for prllows After I left there I plcked up a hxtchhrker It was Dawn Tennant She had used up all her jokes and was travelmg around the world huntmg more My next stop was falr and frantic Hollywood A I was walklng mto a restaurant to get somethrng supenor for my 1nter1or I saw the multr mrllxonarre playboy jrm Lord comrng down the street wnth Claudette Westfall and Karen Wrthers who were now famous movre stars QThey won thelr fame by playmg the leading roles of the Broad way h1t Frankenstem and Dracula j Whxle eatmg my lunch I heard a deafemng scream Looklng out the wrndow I could see a small crowd of people gathered near a large movmg van There was a body lyrng under the wheels It was Velma Holt suffermg from an m grown toenaxl Being near the coast I looked across the bay and saw Alcatraz An old man told me that Robert Matthews was 1n there for lrfe for steal1ng the pennles out of hrs sons pnggy bank Bernard Ware was also there He had become coach at WI of Clarksburg and was very successful untrl hrs team defeated Grafton then the presr dent sent hum to Alcatraz Whrle I was there I found out that Maxme K1sner Mary McKeen Patty M Isner and Bonnle Whlte were the band lnstructors of an all boy band They lead the boys on From Calrforma I went to Portland Oregon As I was cruslng along a well known street I saw what looked lrke a mrllronarres comentron Approachrng them I saw that they were Carroll Summers Neal Trlckett Dale Prunty Rrchard Shxngleton and Gary Mller When I asked them how they got rrch so qulck they sard just by a few simple rnventlons and went on to explaln them A Deluxe Car Hop Unrform for Mom so that the younger generatxon mrght not mxss the1r favorlte TV fsmog wxth knobsj program Ball 'Jearmg soles for wall flowers Motto-Ir you cant hop coast' L1vens up countless partles and dances And of course the Kustom Kars for tnmxd teens That IS lowermg the left srdes of cars The Dropper Trlt has brought t1m1d young couples closer all over the natlon After I left them I saw three ladxes walkmg down the street A glance told me that they were Sarah Smnth Dorothy Harden and Patty Turner They sa1d that they were now happxly marrxcd thanks to Sadxe Hawknns Day They told me that Sandra Areford and Buck Newcome took a trrp wrth Alxce to Wonderland where they drank some of the growmg potent After drrnkmg too much they could not f1nd any reducer so they strll lrve there together In a few weeks I pulled mto Idaho Whlle stopped at a red lrght I saw someone gallop1ng down the street on a horse As the horse approached I could tell that xt s rrder was Ronme Knotts When I asked htm what he was celebratxng he sa1d that he had been trymg for sxxteen years to get to play the part of Matt D1ll1on on Gunsmoke But every trme he started to audrtron Matt Dxllron sent hrs Indnan saxages out to scare hrm away Ronme thought the savages to be Lewrs Isner jumor Armstrong and 0 1 1 - ' 1 ' - . . , . . . , - ' ' u - . H - . . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 , . ' 1 . . . , . . ' . 1 1 - . , . . , , - . ' F 1 1 . ' 5 1 1 - - 1 1 , 1 1 ' - 1 . . . . - . P , , 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - 1 ' 1 . . . . - ' ' ' -1 - 11 1 ' . , , ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . . Y 1 - 7 - . . . 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - - ' ' . , . 1 ' ' . 7 1 1 ' - 1 . rv ' ' . - u . - . ' 1 7 . If 1 SE HOR PERSONALH HES BEST DANCERS MOST VERSATILE MOST DRAMATIC Charles Dodge and joy Mason MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLECTUAL Wfancla Robmson and Mxke Harshp BIGGEST FLIRTS Sarah Smlth and jlm Henderson La Donna Hall and Tommy johns 53 l Patsy Isner and Steve Salisbury Jim Lord and 5115311 Williams Q ASS PERSONAILITIIES MOST ATHLETIC ix J Teddy Garrett and Barbara Manley MOST TYPICAL MOST FRIENDLY Dolly Bolyard and Dlck McDonald MOST BUSINESSLIKE Gary Muller and Karen Wnthers MOST SHY NH'-. Dorothy Harden and Dayrd Murphy MOST HUMOROUS Lonnxe Martm and Mary Sherman Gary Lantz and Sandra Delaney 45 I, fx X A .X Pl tw: I .S ef l X I ma X . nl O- if 1 , . . r Class Wrll Cozzlnzuezl Patsy Isner leay es her place as mayorette to the underclass man who thrnks she can do as well Patty M Isner leayes rn hopes of addrng a Mrs to her name rn the future Brll ackson leax es hrs athletrc abrlrty to Kenny Furlough Dorsey Jacobs leay es rn hrs old yalopy As usual Sandra acobs leay es tryrng to thrnk up cases to keep ack rn busrness Paul ewell roars away Perry ewell leax es Forrest behrnd Tom ohns leax es strll huntrng for 1 grrl C ood luck Tom Prrscrlla Keane leax es her l'lorrda tan to Carolyn Ludwrck Maxrne Krsner leaxes her textbooks rn exchange for a cookbook Carol Lynn Knrght leucs her pretty brown eyes to Mary Holden O K Mary' motto You wreck em and we frnrsh em Betty Knotts lcax cs Perrod Elorse Knotts leax es her job as typrst on the Re Echo to any one who thrnks they can frnd a typewrrter not rn use Robert Knotts leayes hrs frrendlrness to some grouchy person Ronald Knotts leaxes to become a surgeon And vyhy not he always lrked to cut up ean Lambert leax es her pretty long harr to someone who wrll take care of rt Gary Lantz leax es to own hrs ovxn cattle ranch He always could slrng the bull rm Lord was gorng to leaye hrs vsrtty brarn but decrded he mrght need rt at the unry ersrty ane Lough leay es wrth the satrsfactron she wrll be able to sleep rn from now on No more carly buses to catch Ronnre Ludwrck leaxes hrs study habrts to ume Cross Darlene Lundy le rx es to porn Sonny fWe vyrsh you 1 lot of happrness j Barbara Manley leax es her yob as busrness manager of the Re Echo to anyone who can thrnk of as many ways to rarse money erry Martrn leay es to be a boxer Well he practrced enough rn Economrcs Lonnre Martrn wants to be a doctor rn a large hosprtal QWomen patrents only D oy Mason leax es her place rn the chorr to anyone lucky enough to frll rt Bob Matthevss leay es wonderrng who to grxe hrs class rrng to next Susan Mrck leax es her D A to Patsy Shanes Carol Sue Mrller may es good bye She s gorng to yorn Gene rn the Army Gary Mrller leax es hrs basketball abrlrty to Robert Klepfel Rrta Mrller leax es to yorn the A A A CArnold Arthur rn the Arr Force J Shrrley Mrller leay es to add that other rrng to her frnger rm Morgan lecrx es hrs lrke for pullrng pony tarls to anyone else who lrkes to get slapped Dayrd Murphy leases hrs posrtron as presrdent of student body to become presrdent of W Va QFarm Supplyj Dottre Murphy leax es to become the frrst lady of the A8zP Connre Murray leaxes her place on the grrls basketball tournament team to Carol Rrngler Carolyn McCartney leax es her cute smrle to Penny Lawson Drck McDonald leay es to become a Postmaster General Drck always was good at post offrce Brll Mclntyre leay es to go to the moon Hes certarn he ll get there But vthat he s worrred about rs gettrng back Mary McKeen leax es her many boyfrrends for Carol to take care of Hugh McPharl leaxes rememberrng all the work he drd sellrng magazines as a yunror Paul McVrcker leax es runnrng He s late for work Dax rd Nestor leay es those noon hour basketball games Brll Newbrough Trnker leases hrs funny dramatrc abrlrty to Ronnre Moran Bucky Newcome leases to become head of the Halo fac tory I C onmzued j Phone 160 AMERICAN NEWS AND STATIONERS 40 Marn Street Offrce Supplres, School Supplres, Hallmark Cards, Desks and Typewrrters f y , f y ' 4 Y . Y' . J: 'Q ' ' ' ' A ' 5 ' , , , . V. J R ' . I .I Y . 1 . Q Y, - :I V, ' ' . . ,, f ' Doris Earl Knight leaves to open a service station. His 'U ' C H . s vs- ' I V ' I , 7 - 7 1 ' f v ' I J. I fl v 7 I - V V I '. . . Y I 7 . V . V J U Y - ' ' ' . . Y . I , y V. A t D 7 . Y 7 I I V Y - We xp 5 U A u ww , '15 N- wf:gw., , W , ,,,,iQQ1:1!1!3iFm ' ' ,,.'Qd.wp11rl3Ui'5i 'lf Wx J fyww 4vLg.N w, 1,-:jf I K P:55T5r3fmM:Wr 1 5, ,,.. s JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED left to right Linda Newcome Sandra Hufford Roberta Harter STAND ING Butch Lough HISTORY OI' THE JUNIOR CLASS In September of 1956 me entered the doors of Grafton High School A group of uneasy Freshmen who had many things to learn We soon found our may around and se lected these officers to guide our class President Carolyn Moran Treasurer George Hedrick We returned to school the next September as Sopho mores selecting Terry Keener as President Carol McKeen as Vice President Sandra Hufford as Secretary and Pat White as Treasurer Nov vte are Upperclassmen nearer to the goal of be coming Seniors XVe chose Sandra Hufford as President Linda Newcomb as Vice President Roberta Harter as Secre tary and Daxid Lough as Treasurer to lead our class In December of 1958 wc presented The Girl in the fine cast of actor and actrcsses Our class is well repre sented on the gridiron and hardwood by scx eral boys who haxe proxen their ability as athletes Climaxing a successful year was the unior Senior Ban quet Prom which vsc gate in honor of the graduating Seniors JUNIOR SPONSORS SEATED left to right Mrs Haddox Mrs Bord STANDING Mr Beeghley Mrs Sinsel Mr Waggoner 238 West Main Street LEONARD S GROCERY Phone 740 Serfmg you Jmre 1920 l A li J .1 L 7 I g ' H q - . I - Y' Y- ' 3 7 5 ' r . , 1 s I v. - I ' ' Bartlettg Vice President, Terry Keenerg Secretary, Ronnie Rain, directed by Miss Batten, as our class Play, with a , : . , . . : Harry Arlulc Clrolyn lirrrtlctt Randall Barton Mike licnmtt George limrrl lflxcm Bulyarrl 91, Q lrftxl Btwlydfll S.1LlllLll'r1 Bulyxr Alice Buwm.m ff rw .-':::::'2::2' zxzihlii' f 'EE:?f . f :Pig-L.:-,gg ian! My mag: 1,3 - ..::',,,- A -:ff '1 :L ' f 1'3S'-fu wil 4::1, I 7'-'11,- ' 25 Xlfcxt Main Ftrs:-t 'lrmrm Buyrc 'hmior Bwvlcx Linda Brown . qi: A1 PAINTIYRS Plmm- SHI Cir.1trwn .lL'XK'ClI'l C,ump.1ny Marjorie Cochran Steve Coulson Margaret Crim fi Donna. Current George Current Ptltricitr Cutright W aw J.. Q mn- . . zgfgg it H52 A! 1 g. Ifxelyn Delauder Nmq' Denton 'Io Ann Dexuult Catherme Dodge lftlm Sue Fwers Charles Fast CQRAI 'lUfN MANI'IfAC'I'l'RIXLi COMPANY, INC Phone FOO Ruersrde Drive Harold Fawcett Clmrlcs lfloyd Carolyn Fowler Patty clL1VVlllI'0I1 Bcnjarnin Clcrkin l..1rry Gcrkin Earl Glaspell Delberta Godwin Annetta Gough Rosetta Gough Rodney Crccn janc Grillfcth Beech Street ALKER TIRE AND Sl'PPl.Y, INC Phono 166 Your Gflllf!ilL.Il' d5.11c'7'. hzlluzr l, wnzjvl. .md ww Willigtxli Hnllcr john Hamilton Robert Harman Roberta Harter james Hebb George Hedrick Thtmm.1s Heldrith Mary Hem Iflaine Huutl Sandra Hufford Cnrmclln Idoni Charles Isner F isnt... FRFYS SERVICE STATION 27 East Main Street Phone 11874 Ifmneis Jennings John Johnson Terry Keener Robert Kent Cleraltl Kirby lfliz.1betl1 Kistunure 5 Beverly Knight Ctrl Knotts Carole Knotts Durtlm Knutts A Duukgl.1s,Knl1tts ll.1rry Kmms HOODS GRAFTON PAINT COMPANY 6 L.1trnbe Street Phone 16'9 Sandra Lemmon David Lough Ronald Ludwick Virginia Marquess Mary Marsh Ronald Marshall james Martin Patricia Martin Tommy Mason Drewford Mayle David Mays Harold Mendelson ROSS GERARDS AlNlL'SEINIENT COBIPANY 118 Latrobe Street Phone 1624 Loretta Mcnear Judith Mick joyce Miller Nelson Miller Nathaniel Mohler lfrctta Moore J C, PENNEY COMPANY. INC 26 Main Strcct Grafton, VU. VJ, Phone l A mmf for ,zll lfn fl7IlrP'ffJII lzllllllj Ronald Moran Aralith Morgan Carl Murray lfmncis Musgrovc Carrie McCartney Ylames Mdiuc Lloyd McDaniel Nancy McDonald Norma McGee Jerry MCI-len ry Carol McKeen Ruth Ann McKinney K VC? s W Buddy Nestor Virginia Nestor Linda Necomc David Ninos Shclxu Parsons C,'m11plm1w11+.' .IIM XVI-IITE AND GRAFTON FINANCE COMPANY Michael Newhousc f :iii ?3'tT-mg? 1- --',1:::x:a5l l . Robert Phillips June Ann Pratt Beverly Price Pgrtrifigi Riblett Robert Riggleman Kitty Lou Rubinsim at Q- f' ,ll -td -108 XY:-st Pike Street PEOPLITS CREDIT STORE Charles Rogers Dorsey Rosier Barbara Rucker Clarence Ruthertortl Shirley Same P.1tsy Sh.mc5 Cluksburg. XYest Virginia Phone MAir1 2-5711 Une ffolfnf Ibt 4111151 -ll.l17!l!'l ffrmz f1f,1d1ff mt 1111 mix rndzf. Xu t',lVI'wlf71g fb.1rgef. Clothingf-Shoes, Huuselwlcl Gotitls. EleCtric.1l Appliances john Shaw Elizabeth Shingleton Paul Sh foyer Barbara Sinsel Robert Smith Roger Smith Ka ren Steatl Joyce Stevens Elizabeth Stemple BL1I'l3.1I'gl T.1nslll Leona Taylor Donald Thompson Route SH lf.xSt IVANDALE RPS'lAAl'RAX'l' Phone 1192 j 1 D,I?IL'I7IkQ', good fflfjd Sc 'f1eJlf.'f14g Uffcyl Carl Trickett How.1rtl Trickett jack Trimble Hiram Tutker Judy Valentine Durmltl XYr.1gf1Cf 6 West Main Street CONTICS PASTRY Phone 255 Cakes: Birthday, VC'edding Candy: Home or handmade Ada Ward Ellen Warder David Wasrud George Wgltkirus Dorothy XY'et1ver Flimbeth XXVCJYCI' Karen Weaver Patricia White Barry Williams Freda Williams Herbert XVilIi.1ms Joyce Williams Steve Withers XX'illit1m Withers Billy XWOIIAC P.1trici.x Wfolfe Richgirti Wolfe Carol Woodyard Gmftun. West Virginm john E. Kirkpntiitk. Agent Phone 72 QTATI7 FARM IYQVRANCE COMPANIIIQ-V-I IFE-FIRE-AI'TO Eleanor Prichard Alva Stevens Robert Childers Martha Morgan Charles Tucker jack Garner Richard Curry Annie Ringler Delores McDonald Tomas Dotson Carolyn Lodge Robert Coberly Mary Lou Zickafoose PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Rita Curry Andy Hartley Kenneth Wallians Darrell Dawson Lawerence Caine Alfred Culberson Thelma Barcus Nancy Funk Donald Lambert Marian Gelhauson Everett Carder F' ..,..-an Left to nght Kenny Wells Treaxurer Patty Norms Secrelary Bxll Burdett Prendenl Eddle Nxcholson Vzre Preudent SOPH R ,px U UH' any wa 4 6. T HK S Q ,yy X, Q R' 4 X 'Q Vbz . E K Sp r, ff - Y . A X' 'N X J I lt - e nag C, To ZZ, f A ' si g 1 s Vp, ,, 5i X n ? RUST -in WK SMKESPEA Q51 Z SCAGGS JEWELERS 12 W Mam Street Offxcxal B 8: O Watch Inspectors Mary Armstrong Elsie Arthur Don Ashby Walter Barnett Betty Bartlett Linda Bartlett Patsy Bartlett Catherine Beltner Rita Kay Blue jerry Board Thomas Boender James Bolliger Barbara Bolyard Ivan Bolyard Mary Ann Boston Emily Bott junior Bowman Carolyn Boyles Brenda Bradford Howard Breedlove Lf. S. Route 50 DENTON MOTOR CO Telephone+453 Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service David Brutto William Burdett Ralph Bunner Bonnie Cochran Herbert Clelland Frances Colebank Albert Cooper Helen Cozad 5 W.1I1kl.1 Cozad Thomas Craft Dick Culp Melia Curry Roger Curry Brenda DeAngelis Judith Debarr Shirley DeMoss Brice DeVault 'Glenda Dillon Jean Darton Carol Dotson BUILDERS SERVICE AND SUPPLY COlNlPANY Phone-803-280 E1'er51bi2zg for the buildef Mitchell Dunham Way'nc Fstel Xwliiiiillli Fisher John i:iL1l1.lg.llI Ch.irlcs Flohr Joyce Ford Rimn.1Iii Frcczc Linciii Frcy T Mary Funk Mickey Gabbert erry Gglbbert Rebecca Gerkins MALCNES DRFG AND CHEMICAL QS' i is 42' K M fi 'QQ 51 ,D X Paul Gianakos Kenneth Godwin Cynthia Goff Judy Goosman Boncttu Gough Patty Grow M.1ry Hiuiciix Mary Himlcitcr -vs' 16 XX'est ixfflin Street Meg1,11M,1lg71e',r -5'-' 65 HX Charlotte Hardman John Harrison Michael Harrison Agnes Hawkins David Hedrick Anita Hoffman Roger Hoffman Loress Holcomb james Holden Barbara Hughes Richard Husk jerry lsner Homer Jefferies Carol Johnson Sylx ia johnson ' Larry Kelley Nm X ix A X Terry Kelley Paula Kinter Opal Kirk Charles Kisner XX'OLFE TIRE SHOP 4 Eist Ninn Sn Phone 846 Richard Kite Robert Klepful Karen Knight Judy Knisely Donald Knotts Karen Knotts Peggy Knotts Charles Kuhnes Clyde Kunst Charles Lambert Ina Lambert Larry Lantz Larry Larew Leland Lawler Bobby Lawson Linda Leeper james Lindsay Gary Livengood Nancy Lough Carolyn Ludwick 121 West Main Street VU. R. LOAR 8: SON Phone 209 Kodak's Kodak Finirbing Film Nancy Lundy Barbara Lyons Mike Magnifico James Malony Edward Menear Marion Martin Thomas Mauller Allen Mayle Qi' As YT? Rowena Mayle Celeste Miller Gail Miller Williard Mitchell LAYMAIN S AL TO PARTS Victoria Moore james Mooreland Carol Moyer Freda Mullinex Carolyn McCloy Norma McCracken Leonard McDaniel Margie McDonald Beech Street Phone 63 Complele Aulomolire Parlr QQ Judith Mclfldowney' Harman McGee Betty McVicker Vonda McVicker Patty Nestor jane Newbrough Diane Newhouse Eddie Nicholson 'vs' wr---f Phone-244 Charles Nicola Patty Norris Carol Parsons Orris Pase 'GP-w Kenneth Patrick Dennis Paugh Homer Poling Margaret Poling Patricia Poling Wanda Prunty Carol Ringler Sue Riley 22 Maple Avenue Glenn Ringler William Robb Dottie Robinson Philip Reed sf'.x joe Robinson Donna Rogers Richard Rogers Carol Roush N orma Roy Carl Rutherford jean Rutherford Patty Satterfield Charles Scranage Charlotte Shahan Eddie Sharp Paul Sheets Barbara Shingleton Roy Slaton Shirley Slaton Annetta Smallwood 107 West Nfaiu Street EVANS FURNITURE Phone 506 IVIW lfye lime comes . , . le! uf help you furrziylf your home David Smith Stewart Spring Sandra Stockhouse Sylvia Summers joe Taylor Nellie Taylor Patty Taylor Rithartl Taylor , 1 f ,wir ' tp. i A 1 37 . in .. 5 ..- X 'mx'-Q. 4-1-...,, john Thompson Bill Thorn Robert Trimble jane Tucker VALLEY lNN junction IQS 50 and 250 Cwzgr.11ul,11iorz5 I0 Ike fl,1.f.f of '59 Patty Tucker Noble Turner Marcia Vandcrgrift Rose Veltri Edith Watkins Kenneth Wells Carolyn Westfall Forrest Westerman Clea White janet White jerry White Wfilliam Whitescarver Ronald Wiant Shirley Wickhan Dora Williams Juanita Wilhelm Nr-Q 'Q7 Robert Wood Barbara Yeager Ray Zickelfoose Herbert Zinser 122 Yates Avenue EDDIES CASH MARKET Phone 159 Fresh Meats4ProducefComplete line of groceries-Satisfaction guaranteed Left to right: Junior Cross, Trenrurerg Kenny Furlow, Vire-Prefidefzty Becky Thayer, Serrelaryg Norman Adlington, Presideni. . . 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Fred Adams Norma Adlington Patty Austin Tom Austin Nancy Bennett Joyce Boston Don Bott Carolyn Bowman Elmer Boyles Clyde Bradford Robert Bolyard Ralph Bolyard XX'illiam Camden Don Carder Kenny Carpenter DIIZNKINS CLEANERS Ronald Carr James Coffman john Colehank XY'illi:1m Collett Rohert Conner Mary Costello Blair Courtney Norman Courtney Martin Cottrell David Cox XX'illiam Current James Curry Junior Cross Glenn Collins Danny' Dalton Larry Lou Davis Barhara DeMoss Diane DeVault Betty Dunham Charles Duty Beech and XX'alnut Phone 787 Fw' rltamfz' ffolbsi gn fn fwliiur Mary E:-:line Ronald Ford Freddy Forman Kenneth Furlow Charles Gall Philipp Gerkln Connie Getz Diane Godwin Judy Gray Edward Grenne Donald Gull Rosemary Guthrie Bruce Haislip Steve Haller Clay Hardin 1 li fa? rl ,avi i Q V 5 .. , 4 4-sw M ' Q JS 9' UNION DRUG COMPANY ,- D Clyde Hardin Charles Hardman james Harr Delmis Harvey Sandra Hawkins Gerald Hebb Guy Hendershot Mary Holden Charles Hovatter Patty Hovatter Lucille Hudkins Nancy Hunt Paul Isner XVilliam johnson Lfary Kennedy Eunice Kines Danny Kirkpatrick Orlana Kisamore Sandra Kisner Trene Kisner Wfest Main Street Phone 500 If 3014 gel it at the Union Drug iff right Williani Kite janet Knight Karen Knight Patricia Knotts Paulette Knotts Peggy Knotts James Lake Ralph Lantz Sharen Lantz Penny Lawson Roger LeMaste-rs Nancy Linn Lonnie Lough Barbara Martin Carol Martin any i wa' 'T x an it A I .Quak- ,fv 39'- Txks 5 . f . , ILL, nn,-an 3' I I '. o mi, MITSGROVES XVHOLESALE GROCERY 204-206 Latrobe Street Groceries, flour, and feed ,Fast ,is x QP' Dick Matsey Alfred Mayle Clatis Mayle Cozetta Mayle Curtis Mayle Delmas Mayle Ernert Mayle jerry Mayle Ramonna Mayle Connie McCartney Dorothy McCloy Charles McDaniel Connie McDaniel Gary McDaniel Harold McDaniel Roger McDaniel Mary McDonald Terry McDonald Williani McFarland Beverly McKeen Betty McVicker Carolyn Menear Kathleen Milinovich Dottie Miller Patricia Miller Rebecca Miller Joyce Miller Frank Mills Charles Moats Linda Moore Guy Moran LaDonna Morgan Virginia Morgan Darrell Murphy Gary Nestor 65 1 , ff' , as . 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JM? e 'YT' Geraldine Simmons Charles Sinclair Carol Sinsel David Sinsel Linda Smith Mary Squires Helen Stevens Sandra Stevens Gary Tansill Mary Thayer David Thorn John Tighe Paula Tocado Arthur Totten William Trader Karen Trickett William Trickett Joseph Tucker Patty Walters Karen Watkins 59 Oldsmobile So Taially Neu'4So Typifally New '59 Chevrolet Driz'e It-More People DO KALO CHEVROLET COMPANY Maple at Walnut 2 'F FI 71- ' n 5 .v Q s .li 5155 iff? 9 1 minus In-if g F!! 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A ' f ' - ,e A .- ' :11f535'5' A ' 23 ii? ik 'Llff-1, 'f H gig .Ji-Ia 5 'L-,I X 3 Y' -.,a'ff,.A.,1 ! ,UQ K' - C' L' ?x ,X ' l gf '. .j.'5.iAi .- mx 4 5.55 ,,,.Nn5l.7': f A, ,JI Iv- 4 -1 TL:-Z' . A H , 3 'A . ., -5... A 1. U 4 gig,-, -iz A, ' 'V ' 5 . 9 9 E. Af? 4 Ar' - 'r ' , 1 - -v . . .--' .iz F 3 - ' if A ' 'Ufi A -'T:. +:Fif ,. . ' . t - . wa-.' 5 43,14-' 441: Q - -. 'iv y.,7 Q1 , I UR STUD NT GUVERNMEI 5 NV? Left to right Tommy johns Vice President Susan Williams Secretary Mr Walls Advisor David Murphy President and Barry Williams Treasurer The Student Council was organized in 1940 by Mr. I-I, E. Odgers, the principal at that time, The purpose of this organization is to give the students a part in directing the activities of the school. The organization is made up of stu- dents chosen from each homeroom. The offi- cers of the council are elected by its members. Its activities include sponsoring the annual homecoming and promoting the best interests of the school SEATED left to right Sandra Hufford Nancy McDonald Barry Williams Tommy johns Susan Williams David Murphy Penny Lawson Linda Smith STANDING left to right Kathleen Milinovich Patsy Bartlett Fred Bolyard William Trickett Donald Brady john Shaw Richard Culp Donald Gull William Whitescaner Robert Brown Eddie Nicholson james Holden james Maloney and Mr Russell Walls Adxisor 119 E Blain Street FISHER DRLGS Phone 305 Try Fuberr Fzfrt Curlomer Pufklng t... , , , - , . y - v 1 v - 1 1 1 - a a 1 v , , , ' ' . s 1 . - w - - v s v i ' Y, . I Y Y . . . . . . v - - v - w - ff 4 V - -1 ' NATTONAL HONOR SOCTETY db l 'V- 'iw FIRST ROW left to rnght Carolyn Bartlett Sarah Smrth Barbara Manley Karen Bartlett SECOND ROW Ge neva Ha Amlee Corder Wanda Robm son Karen Wlthers Joy Mason THIRD ROW Kay Dodge Pat Whlte Sandra Hufford Nancy Getz Llnda Haught The formatxon of a National Honor SOC1Cfy was proposed by Masters then prlncrpal of Central Hrgh School rn Omaha Nebraska A commrttee was forme orgamzatron of scholastlcally hlgh ranlnng students The organrzatron has sxnce been extended to almost seyen thousand local chapters The object of the local chapter rs to create an enthuslasm for scholarshrp, to strmulate a deslre to render seryxce, to promote worthy leadershlp, and to encourage the development of character rn students of Grafton Hlgh School d to set up the The Natlonal Honor Socxety IS IU charge of the dlsplays on Career Day and the formal 1n1t1at1on of new members IU an assembly Sponsor, Mlss Mary Alice Frum, Presldent, Barbara Manley, Vnce Presrdent, Karen Bartlett, Secretary, Sarah Smith, Treasurer, Susan W1lllamS A rt' FOL RTH ROW Dorothy Harden Kxtty Lou Robxnson June Ann Pratt Patsy Shanes Ellen Warder FIFTH ROW Don Brady George Watkms james Henderson Mike Halslxp Hugh lNIcPha1l LAST ROW Drck Mc Donald Wlllrard Niclntyre james Lord 83 X V t ,., l t 1 Q - , - S lun.: , 0 wx K 7 K . . . 4 f .te oy ' Y jg Ei. u 5 , .f T' as 5 v- M B at 0 ' - ., ' , ! . ' 4 h t , '- ' 1 '51 ' 6 X 'S . . . Y A , Q all 4 i - 7 is - a ' e as . 5 A V A ,. :Q , , 1 Q ' T - 1 .5 4 t l S 4 V ' 1 , A A. I An I sl . O . ' x v . W N ' : . ' R 4 . , , y 1 , Q , b , 1 W , , , : - '. v ll, . ' y I ' . - l y . ' . , . , ,, 'i 1 . , , . ' Y I 7 I I ' . . L 3 J- , ' , . FUTURE HO EMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1936. It is affiliated with the National Home Economics As- sociation Student Clubs. The Grafton Chapter is a 1945 Charter member of Future Homemal-:ers of America. It has been represented at all state and regional meetings and at two National meetings. They operate the concession stand during the football season with the help of the F.F.A. The Future Homemakers is one of the most active clubs in school. FIRST ROW: Mary Armstrong. Frances Colebank, Catherine Beltner, jo Ann De- Vault, Shirley Sapp, Patty Satterfield, Martha Sharp, Wanda Cozad. SECOND ROW: Miss Ferdnades, Jerry Bord, Nancy W Lundy, Rosemary Suthrey, Patty Nestor, Patty Poling, Ada Ward, Miss Cook. Q ' , 6 k :- 5 I smite' FIRST ROW: Wayne Estel, Richard Wolfe, Gary Lantz, Lynwood Yeager, Robert Hulderman, Charles Newcome, Bill Wolfe, Dale Watkins. SECOND ROW: Vernon Tucker, Charles Floyd, Merle Williams, john Thompson, Herbert Wil- liams, Charles Lambert, Roger Wright, Tom Grimes, Charles Shackleford. THIRD ROW: Mr. Waggoner, Robert Wood, 'Larry Davis, Kenneth Patrick, Mitchell Dunham, George Williams, Gary Tansill, Eddie Sharp, Dave Smith, Ray Flohr, Ben Cochran, jerry White, Charles Scranage, Charles Kuhns, Steve Wither. Phil Brown, Terry Wyer, Richard Tay- lor, Robert Riggleman, Ernest Mayle, Delmas Mayle. lF',,lF.,A., The Future Farmers of America was organized and chartered in 1941. The purposes of the club are to create and nurture a love for country life: develop competent, aggres- sive rural and agricultural leadership, strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their workg create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming: and to foster patriotism. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Linking 13 Great States with the nation COMM CIAIL, CLUB The Commercial Club, organized in 1940 by Mr. Haselden, aims to increase interest in commerce and develop higher ideals. Activities of the club include printing of foot- ball programs, Christmas party, presentation of Office Machine room, club banquet, and the spring outing. Officers this year are: president, Eloise Knotts, vice president, Carol Lynn Knight, secretary, Jane Lough, treasurer, Bonnie White, sergeant-at-arms, Rita Miller, and re- porter, Carolyn Bartlett. FIRST ROW, left to right: Rita Miller, Jane Lough, Eloise Knotts, Carol Lynn Knight, Bonnie NX'hite, Carolyn Bartlett, SECOND ROXV: Delberta Godwin, Shirly Sapp, Karen XX'eaver. Donna Ice. Nancy Getz. Mr. Haselden, Sandra Jacobs, Joann DeVault, Joann Boyce, Carolyn Fowler, Kay Dodge, Connie Murray, Carrie Mc- Cartney, Alveria Bolyard, Alice Bowman. FIRST ROW, left to right: Rose Veltri, Patty Grow, Frances Colebank, Carolyn Ludwick, SECOND ROW: Wanda Cozad. Carolyn Nose, Connie Getz. Nancy Bennett, Beverly MC'Keen, Karen XVatkinS. Carol Sinsel. THIRD ROXV: Blair Courtney. Ralph Bunner, Dora Williams, Connie McCartney, Peggy Knotts, Mary Armstrong, Jack Pase. ,ll INIOR COMM I Cll.gXlL, CLUB The Junior Commercial Club was organized in 1952 by Miss Gladys Hickman and is open to all freshmen and sophomores who are taking a commercial course. The purpose of the club is to familiarize the members with the various machines used in the commercial department and to aid them in acquiring a business behavior. Serving as officers of the club are: president, Patty Grow, vice president, Frances Colebankg secretary, Carolyn Ludwickg treasurer, Rose Veltri, reporter, Dora Williams, and sergeant-at-arms, Ralph Bunner. To fl fufrefrful fulure for our dejmrlirrg IL'l1ifl?'Il'-A FRIEND. LINDA BROXVN LINDA HICKMAN CELESTA MILLER KNEELING. left to right: Linda I-Iickman. Wanda Rob- inson, Nancy Denton. Celesta Miller, Dolly Bolyard, jane Griffith. Linda Brown. Patsy Isner. FIRST ROXV: Donald VC'agner. Bill Current. Ronald Sandsbury. Ellen XX'arder, Mary Holden. Loretta Menear. Diane Newhouse, Mary Grace Kennedy, Forrest XVesterman. Darlene Lundy. Barbara Sin- sel. Judy Mclildowney, Kay Dodge. Linda Smith. Marcia Vandergrift. Karen XY'atkins. Beckey Miller. Carol Lynn Knight, Ina Lambert, Mr. Henry. SECOND ROXVZ Charles Fast. jim Holden. Bob DOLLY BOLX ARD GRA IFTUN IHI BIEARCA Wfith a shrill blast ofa whistle, a beat of a drum, a twirl of barons, and a clang of cymbals the Graf- ton High School Blue and White Bearcat Band, led by the tall drum major, Donald W a g n e r, comes high-stepping down the field. This year the band is fi 5, ,gf if I' I v Lp E Q' pf ' ig' .2 J ,fini 2 'f J , 1 X' A -f 'I ' X, 'ff I Jizz R 5 x',?:TiU f?q 4' as it XWMH .v M -f n I! '1' L' 1+ , 5 Q' it I in ! 5 xiii' i M 5 , n Swv -A . ir M, Q R 'L N U U ui A h 5 Q5 Q 6 1 Q Q. it Z. . I Y -. . 5 4 . . 3 Y awsggi an, Sgt' g.WVir43f 1Xf ,il W A til W . as N H YY Ei W 'HV 911 sl-'V Of 'V31gw Six' .Wk yyxgwx :WSE v Ayy.AM 'w.,, 5' . U' fl? . if ' T 'L i A 1 , Y gl , ' A w A Xu- l Q ,X x fi -. ' ' ,lf N J , ' 0 X3-, 'K h 2 vi 1 4. 4 A 4522+i45ii.33gQ1 A Q ' -W ' ' , Q39 f5'9fQff Zj2fQg iffq.EpimMsw ' ffkxiw 1 ffaflffi 'H+ f S 'ff V K xv-ffE,i S3 I' . giliah 'lui' N4 ls' hvgnf kry 5 5xinQ,,' if Kay '99 H isp' ti +V M 3 Q.. ar 5 L ART NATHONAL HONOR SOCCHETY Left to right: Charles Dodge, Benjamin Gerkins, David Hedrick, Nancy Lough, Carol Ringler, Velma Holt, Rose Veltri, Helen Cozad. . I r and The Art National Honor Society was organized in 1958. The object of the club is to promote interest and band together those students who enjoy artg to provide an organized groupg to sponsor and arrange exhibits and art activitiesg and to fill similar needs as they arise in the community, school and home. It is composed of students who have had art in high school, or who are presently enrolled in a high school art course. The group experiments with the various kinds of drawing material and studies famous paintings, painters, and sculptors, ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: Donald Wagner, David Murphy, Carol Sue Mil- ler, George Watkins, Karen Watkins. SECOND ROW: Steve Salisbury, Nor- man Adlington, William Robb, Charles Dodge, George Current. THIRD ROW: Mr. Henry, Charles Fast, Kenneth God- Wln. The school orchestra is a musical organization open to those interested in playing dance band and modern style music. It is composed of thirteen members and is under the direction of Mr. joseph Henry. One appearance of the orchestra was at the junior play where they entertained the audience between the acts. U.S. Route 50-250 COZY REST Phone 51 Restaurant and Motor Court LHBRARY ASSHSTANTS I-ev Left to right jane Lough Mr Walls Patty Wolfe Nadine Holcomb Elsie Arthur Carolyn Fowler Sandra Jacobs jean Lambert Linda Bartlett Nancy Lough Patty Isner Fay Austin Sue Grimes Barbara Tansill Dawn Tenant Joyce Stewens Connie Murray Barbara Shingleton Nancy Getz Patty Bartlett Barry Williams The members of this group voluntarily relinquish their study hall time in order to aid Mr Walls in running the library and to help students to find books and make proper use of the reference materials STAGE CREW STAGE CREYW The stage crew is composed of a group of trust worthy dependable boys who gixe freely of their spare time They are under the sponsorship of Miss Batten They are chosen for scholastic achiexement dependabil ity mdustriveness and creatneness They are responsi ble for all productions on the G H S stage as the stage manager and as many as possible of the crew must be present at all times when the stage IS in use for any reason Left to Right: Stage Manager. Bill Mclntyreg Stage Manager, Don Bradyg Crew Member. Charles Dodge. Not pictured: CrewAMembers, George Current. Kenny Godwin. Camplimenlf of TAYLOR COUNTY RETAIL GASOLINE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION A CAPPELLA CHOIIR KI, W V ' 'W' ' ' 7 f 5 , A T- Q u- . . b we - 1 ' 4 A '3- s M sn 51 'Q' fy 5 ff' m H M 6 'I fv fl ' ' Q an W fiwi 1 D sig as M 1 Q W ,Q Vg F 1, 4- . X j 4, U Q' ,Q M' 5. QV? FI h..,b. 'A FUTURE TEACHERS The Robert W. Clayton Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is open to any juniors and Seniors who are in- terested in' the teaching profession, Meetings of this club are held twice a month under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mildred Haddox. At this time the stu- dents make studies of the various teaching fields and acquaint themselves with the opportunities offered by this profession. Activities of this organization include observing in various schools throughout Taylor County and attending several meetings including the annual District Convention in Fairmont. The emblem of the F.T.A. is a sterling silver pen with a lighted torch signifying high ideals in leadership. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Barbara Manley: Vice President, Sarah Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Newcome. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Miller, Sarah Smith, Mrs. Haddox, Barbara Man- ley, Sandra Delaney. SECOND ROW, standing, left to right: Linda Newcome, Donna Current, Kitty Robinson, Joyce Williams, Ellen Warder. G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Patty Martin, Connie Mur- ray, Nancy Getz, Loretta Menear, Elaine Hood, Ada Ward, Elizabeth Kisamore. SECOND ROW: Sarah Smith, Barbara Manley, Patty Turner, Patsy Shanes. Karen Wither. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bord, Doro- thy Harden, Karen Bartlett. Carol Miller, Susie Williams, Sandra Jacobs. Nancy Mc- Donald. The Girls' Athletic Association was organized in April, 1937, under the leadership of Miss jean Murray. The purpose of the club is to promote better sportsmanship, to stress the importance of physical fitness among its elected members, and to further girls' sports. Only junior and Senior girls who are in their third year of physical education or have completed three years are eligible for membership. The G.A.A. sponsored the cheerleaders and helps to raise money for their benefit by selling candy. The proceeds from the volleyball tournament, which were held between eight teams, also went to the cheerleaders. Clarksburg, West Virginia A 81 F PRODUCE CO. Phones 464053 46406 Wbolerale Fruit and Vegelabler lF'.N.A., Left to right: Mrs. Bord, Patty Turner, Patty M. Isner, Beverly Knight. Susan Williams, Wanda Robinson and Fay Austin. The Future Nurses of America is a national and state project of the West Virginia Medical Auxil- 55 I iary. Mrs. T. W. Heironimus is the advisor of the Auxiliary of Tay- lor County. Mrs. Mildred Bord is the faculty advisor. The object of the club is the recruitment of those interested in nursing as a profession. The mem- bers of the club are taught the fundamentals of nursing. MIXED CIHIORUS The mixed chorus, under the di- rection of Miss Ann Holbert, is com- posed of students who are chosen from the vocal classes. At the end of each school term members of the A Cappella choir are chosen from this group. The mixed chorus participates in assemblies and concerts. This year they presented a Christmas concert and will present a spring concert in April. FIRST ROVV. left to right: Sandra Stockhouse. Marjorie McDonald. Sue Ann Riley, Elizabeth Stemple, Nadine Holcomb, Karen Knotts, Cynthia Goff, Nancy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Judy Knisely. Betty Dunham. Karen Trickett. Janet NX'hite. Ann Hardman. Dora Williams, Connie,McCartney. Judith Mick. THIRD ROXX5 Nancy Linn. Sandra Kisner, Rebecca Thayer, Diane Criss, Wanda Prunty. Kathleen Milinovich. Carolyn Menear. Sue Miller, Jean Nicola. FOURTH ROXV: Rita Miller, Jean Lambert, Wanda Cozad, Cleo White, Rose- mary Guthrie, Juanita Wilhelm. Janie Clovis. Barbara Demoss. FIFTH ROXV: Susan Mick, Margaret McCue Waters, Judy Valentine. Dortha Knotts. Beverly Price. Joyce 'Boston, Bonnie VC'hite. SIXTH ROW: Mike Harrison. Fdxvard Frunty. Roger LeMasters. Bob Brown, Stephen Haller, Nelson Miller, Miss Ann Holbert. A.,T.C. A.T.C. The Athletic Ticket Committee was organized in 1942 by Mr. Robert Sloan. This organization consists of members of the student body who meet the requirements that are set forth by the organization and faculty. Several members of the faculty assist these students in their duties. v This organization makes contributions to the school by selling tickets, receiving people at the door or gate and keeping crowds orderly at both basketball and football games. These girls receive no credit for this work other than the self-sat1s- faction of a job well done. The senior members of this club are awarded school letters for their services. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy Harden, Sarah Smith, Patty Bartlett, Sandra Hufford, Judy Valentine, Carolyn Bartlett, Donna Current, Carolyn Poe, Mrs. Duckworth. SECOND ROW: Bar- bara Manley, Roberta Harter, Carol Mc- Keen, Sandra DeLaney, Carrie McCart- ney, june Pratt, Patty Isner, Lillian Weaver, Mary McKeen. THIRD ROW: Connie Murray, Nancy Getz, Delberta Godwin, Ann Nestor, joy Mason, Linda Newcome, Alice Wood, Dorothy Knotts, Patty Turner. OFFICE ASSTS.. The Office Assistants are under the direction of Mrs. Duckworth, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Clayton. These students run errands, answer the phone calls, type, collect absence slips, and perform various other jobs that need to be done to keep the office running smoothly. FIRST ROW, left to right: Claudette Westfall, Beverly Knight, Anna Nestor, Sandra' Lern- mon, Sandra DeLaney, Roberta Harter, Carol McKeen, Patty Norris. SECOND ROW: Virginia Marquess, Peggy Waters, Barbara Manley, Lillian Weaver, Sandra Hufford, Patty Gawthrop, Donna Current, Carolyn Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Duckworth, Connie Stemple, Susie Ewers, Susie Williams, Pat White, jerry Board, Kitty Robinson, june Pratt, Beverly Price, Patsy Bartlett. West Main Street, Grafton NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 1265 Glenn Sapp, Representative SENHOR PLAY CAST lklt SEATED left to rrght Dolly Bolyard joy Mason james Lord An 1 C d STANDING D Manley James Henderson Charles Dodge B1llNewbrough aee or er on Brady Barbara Troupe No 171 of the Natronal Thespran Socxety was organlzed by Mxss Grace Loaf rn the sprmg of 1931 The purpose of thrs Society rs to assrst the culture program of the communrty and rovrde for 1ts mem ers a means of build mg porse character and emotronal control The Natronal Thes plan Soclety IS open to those students partrcr patmg rn a requrred amount of dramatrc actrvrty under the aus prces f Grafton Hrgh School NATHONAL THESPHANS 1 ON END Brll Newbrough STANDING Brll Mclntyre, Don Brady, James Henderson, Annalee Corder, joy Mason, Barbara Manley ON RIGHT END Charles Dodge 175 XV Mam Street R W fBOBJ HOOD Phone 493 Inrunznre All Formr Sponsor MISS RUTH BATTEN Presrdent JOY MASON Vrce Presxdent BARBARA MANLEY Secretary Treasurer CHARLES DODGE W1 l v 1 I LA K A Y 'Aa A A 5 I si f 1 I V..'N. xg V' K 'ZW' . ' .L l .L . . . in .' 0 - mai., A, aiu , :A L1 . ,ws W ffw Q of Q' f-'Q 'Qu 'Hd 5 ni, Q uv , 9 Q-A 9 ,,-5 W mx 1, f Y H I , W-W gs M-I 1' 2 P . mf.. .frvi K s Q '55 'ws , 'X R k, ......-nuns! .- -1-.. MgE,v Q .K ':su:aP 'WT Art Department 5 3,5 1 s UZ ii ,pso- K 4 ,, I' Mg '24 ff ri ,pi Qi '21 ,Wi K ll 5 . B5 .I KX N D CD3 Tl V IYIWWS uv M gg Jimi f. ,, -- W' -F - .A r N fix'- bil? 1 fe 35 BUYS' STATE Mountaineer Boys' State is held the first week in June at Jacksorfs Mill. The purpose is to train boys in state and local government. It is run on the same basis as Girls' State. Last year the honor was given to James Lord. GIIRLS' STATE 'W' '.'h !lxpgq.. 1 4ugp,,...- - Qcfiiffqfe. STIKS Nm JAMES LoRD Rhododendron Girls' State is held every year the sec- ond week in June at Jackson's Mill. The purpose is to train girls in state and local government. Elections are held just as they are in a state with a girl governor and other cabinet members. It is an honor which is given to junior girls. Representing Grafton High School this past june were Barbara Manley, Karen Withers, and Joy Mason. Left to right: Barbara Manley, Karen Withers, joy Mason. KISNERS ESSO SERVICENTER Beech and Yate Avenue Phone 823 EUTURElMNWHWAKER The Future Homemaker of Grafton High School is Annalee Corder. She received this honor by scoring the highest grade on the Betty Crocker test which is given to all senior girls tal-:ing Home Economics. ANNALEE CORDER ,,.v...... FUTURE SECRETARY Eloise Knotts being selected as Miss Secretary of 1959, received the highest honor that is given by the Commercial Department. She was a student pursuing the commercial curriculum, with a very good scholastic record for her four years in high school and ranked high in her class. She has been active in the commercial department, president of the Commercial Club and in the other activities of the school. She was also judged for her fine qualities of character, dependability, poise, initiative, loyalty, being able to execute instructions and to cooperate with other people. She is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth M. Knotts, Route 1, Grafton. ELOISE KNOTTS LEE HEATING AND COOLING Roofing - Spouzing - Furnace: Grafton, West Vlrginia Phone 1998 99 CLASS W7lllL,lL, CUNT Carolyn Poe leaves rememberrng the many noon hours she spent studyrng French Robert Polrng leaves hrs footsteps rn the halls of G H S Edward Prunty lust leases wrth no sad good byes Ronnre Robmson leases hrs grrl behrnd but he made clear the other boys must keep away Davrd Reed leases most wrllrngly Wanda Robmson leases wrth hopes of scrubbrng lrttle Flohrs rn the future Stes en Salrsbury wrlls hrs careless car capers to Mr Faulk ner How bout that Carl Saucer leases to frnd hrs cup Martha Sharp leaves before she gets dull From School? 7 9 hear her Rrchard Shrngleton rattles away rn hrs old car jerry Srmons leas es to go huntrng What for 9 9 7 Sarah Smrth leases her lob as student manager e A TC hoprng that someday shell be presrdent of the P T A Art Stockett leases Is that Carol behrnd hrm9 7 7 Tonr Strader leases before she falls asleep Lrlly Curry Summers leases to become a full trme house wr e Carroll Summers leases slowly He hates to leave Nancy behrnd Dawn Tennant leases her wrtty lokes to Mr McKrnney Neal Trrclsett leases rn a cloud of dust Hr of Srls er Paul Tucker leases hrs lanky walk to Kenny Godwrn Patrrcra Turner leases to hunt a man Happy huntrng Patty Barbar 1 Walter leases rn hopes of becomrng a nurse Bernard Ware leases vsonderrng who to scare next rn e dark halls of G H S B Ware Connre Stemple leaves to lorn the Arr Force Lourse Ward leas es her shy ness to Mary Henlreter Lrllran Weas er leases hoprng nes er to see another calculat mg machrne Peggy McCue Waters leases rn hopes of hasrng lots of Lrttle Drrps rn the future Claudette Westfall leases to tre lrttle Knotts e Denzrl Westfall leases rememberrng all those class tourna ments Karen Wrthers leases her posrtron as Mrss Bearcat to some surprrsed senror next year Bonre Whrte leases to go to Ohro Why? jerry Whrte leases rn hrs lrttle red car Karen stays behrnd George Wrllrams leases to become a prrze frghter Susre Wrllrams leases her srster Joyce to keep the halls of G H S rrngrng wrth that happy grggle Alrce Wood leases her quret ways to Jeanre Rutherford Dasrd Tucker leases to srng for hrs supper Hes hoprng that rhyme wrll pay off une Tlghe leales her llttle brother to Scamper through Delores Zrnser leases her last name to anyone who enloys the halls always berng last on the roll In wrtness whereof we hase hereunto set our hands to thrs our last wrll and testament at Grafton Hrgh School Grafton West Vrrgrnra thrs 26th day of May A D 1959 The Class of 1959 srgned rn our presence Hobart Beeghley joy Mason Bluevrlle Intersectron AUDRA'S SNACK BAR For that lute mark, come to Audrdr I00 X o r 1 ' t D, . v . 7 . , . . V . . . 7 it . 6 r 1 5 . 7 . . l , r v 1 ' Y' b ' ' ' . . . to th Mary Sherman tiptoes away. She's afraid someone will fCIlCCP0Sf??? ' Y ' of th . . ., ' ' Y . ' I l Y 'f . . ' 4 Q Y. Y - - . , - V l ' . l . ' J l 7 D . 7 . . Y . . . , , , . ., . 7 ATHLETICS EEARKITTENS FIRST ROW Chuck Duty Delmos Mayle Lonme Lough Junnxe Cross Don Gall johnny Robm son B111 Trrcl-cett Bruce Halslmp SECOND ROW' Ixenney Rogers Phrl Gerkxns Joe Tucker Curtrs Mayle Earnest Maple Bob Rutherford Alfred Niayle Dawe Thorn Charles S1ncla1r FOUTB -MEL CHEERLEADERS -E5 rag ,pf ff' 3 30 ZIBX KINEELING Karen Wrthers Sandra Jacobs STAINDIING Susan Wnlllams Dome Murphy UNION DRLG I you gel al Ike Unzmz ltr ugbl' Of K I WE? ' v QN p cs ix f .i k L1 ' 9 - f L 7 'A-vb 4 '9 QMHmnmJi!g!!5L 'W' 'fi' '! 1-v , ami., fer' X1 'N M f fin, 1, 'wwvf H 'H M w f -z? n .. 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N A . 1 I , xf , , up ,s if f n .., -1. 1 X W i ,IK il - ' -, 1, , if V' .wh 1 E, Q -ik A X f'fIX'flYflTll4 E1 CAILENDA SEPTEMBER Teacher s Meetrng H1 eyeryone' School begms GHS Band yourneys to the Phxlnppx Ialr Stars four teamj are on TV Oh oh' Bearcats 0 Alumnr C ust one more song' Freshman mrtaatron Another bad one GHS 0 Brxdgeport 14 Teacher s hay e therr annual p1cn1c Class meetmlg choose flovacr motto and colors Not agam' Grafton 0 WI 15 Inrst lyceum Kenneth Arbucltle Gold and Blue Band marches off wrth frrst place at the Buclws heat Iqestry al 30 Wear your best unlors and Senrors haae therr prctures taken OCTOBER Faculty has prctures taken for Re Echo Happy day ' No school census taken Another bad one Bearcats O B U 33 Study study the fxrst sux weeks tests are here Delmar pactures The brg nrght arrayes 1958 Homecomxng Queen crovaned at halftrme Bearcats 6 Weston 25 Whatll I tell Momw Report cards Almost but not qulte' Grafton 6 East Fa1rmont 6 S T tests taken by some of the unrors and Senrors Mnss Batten presents Nova Is the Tame for assembly College Day Bearcats 6 Mohxgans 13 West V1r5,1n1a Educatron Assocratron meetnnt, t Charleston attended by many CHS teachers Grafton upsets Shnnnston 13 to 7 NOVEMBER -4-Electxon No school Cratton tres another one Cratton 7 Phrllrppx 7 Band mothers haye a spaghettl supper Veterans Day Parade No school Tafrlon Trro presents another lyceum Get acquarnted N1 ht Program puen by band and choxr The A Cappella Choxr genes 1 program tor the West Srde P T A II4 Another Lyceum Bob the Magrcran Annual football banquet gn en by the football mothers Mrs Packman prcscnts a play for Thanltsgmng, 78 79 Vacatnon fThanlysg1y1ng DLCLMBER What a vsay to start the neva month Report cards' The yumors present The Garl In the Ram undcr the drrectron ot Mass Batten O to abal start Cratton 61 Buclxups unlor and Senlor h1,g,h present thelr annual concert Operataon Surxu al parade Good one Bearcats 64 Alumnr 55 A Cappella Chorr and Mrxed Chorus present e Chrlstm as Concert Whevx' Cratton 56Ph1l1pp1 55 Ah'Too bad Bearcats 46 Brrdgeport 56 Mrs Haddox presents a play for the Chrlstmas as sembly anuary 5 Vacatxon JANUARY Oh vyellw Grafton 51 RW 69 Oh vshy do I haye to get up Back to school Bearcats 66 Mohugans 89 Band presents an assembly EYClflI'1gDD7 Man you lxnovs at Grafton 54 F Falrmont 55 Almost but you lxnovy those last mmute decrsrons Grafton 56 RW 58 16 Oh my achrng braln Semester tests Mr Banjo ose Sllaa comes to G H S Well thls mll tell the story Report cards One we would rather forget Grafton 40 West Fanrmont 74 Unay erslty representatne tallts to Senrors One of our good nrfaht Bearcats 57 Shrnnston 54 Bearcats 69 I 1rn11n5ton 76 2- , . y Zora V I . . l 3- ', ' f . 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Score Grafton 49 East Fairmont 57 The Re Echo sponsors .1 xalentinc spinstcrs hop in gymnasium Boy GHS 40 West Fairmont 74 Wo school Teachers workshop Shinnston Xl5lfS G H S to be beaten 51 44 Grafton lourneys to Weston -13 65 Buck Ups co111e to Gf1ltOH tor G H S timl gunc of season MARCH unior rcprescntatixcs go to Know Your State Goxcrnmcnt Day Billy Price comes to gixe an assembly R11 alry begins at G H S Class tournaments I F A Parents Night B111 Ringers comes to GHS Annual career day held Easter Chapel Wfhat wexe all been waiting for Easter xacation T 2-Second annual spelling bee held at G.H.S. 3-Bagarados present a lyceum. -National Honor Society assembly Band concert Commercial Club has a dinner 16-Phys Ed assembly Mrs Bord Vocal Music Spring Concert Tl1esp11ns present Dear Ruth a Band tcstixal 1t Clarksburg MAY Exhibit night Band program Recognition day unior Senior Banquet Moxc up day Final Exams Senior sermon Commencement Report Cards 14' 701 Beech St BENNETFS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone 1573 You Crm Be Suze If Ilr Ilyefflnghoure their annual 1 8 1 . 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R , ,, 1 Lf , U ,Z af F IHIQMIEICQMIING - N58 Miss Karen Withers, Queen Bearcat VIII, reigned over the annual homecoming sponsored by the Student Council honoring the football team. On Friday afternoon a parade through town was led by the G.H.S. Band and the Homecoming Queen and her court. At the halftime, the coronation took place while the band played the accompanying music. The Queen was dressed in a winter white corduroy dress and her court in like dresses of bright fall colors. Miss janet Sinsel, Queen VII crowned -Miss Karen Withers, Queen Bearcat VIII. Following the game everyone danced to the music of the Frank De Vincent Orchestra, bringing to a close another thrilling Homecoming. CQRQNATIIQN MISS BEARCAT VIII Miss Bearcat VIII and her Homecoming Court. 11 J , ef' - fa.- f li k.. 5 K I DW . f Q. hh-wig A 5 3 A ' , ff ' il 9553 T3 lf, .X R 5 'f,AYWl1' xl NNW l?1f' 'CfHQWl N H 'lgf 1 , , 4,,,.,a, ' M X Y 13 5 C A' A if W Q L f4gg,3f f 3f?Qfs . 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Munn n , ht '- , I' , L Q L Q 5 Z! . xfvfi Lf? 3 C IL, XSS PRUPIIIECY CUNT Perry ewell Whrle I was rn Idaho I found out that Patty Bartlett and jean Lambert had gone rnto the under takrng busrness They helped bury a few of our class mates namely ohn Goodwrn who had gone to sleep whrle replacrng lrght bulbs on the Statue of Lrberty Robert Knotts who farled to buy Sanforrzed shrunk shrrts and choked to death and Ruth Cozad and Charlotte Peters who were secretarres to the presrdent After frxe weeks of wrrt rng hrs speeches they passed away of wrrter s cramp It was gettrng lite rn the rfternoon when I wrs drrxrng through Denxer Colorado and saw a gray harred man wrlkrng down the street pushrng 1 brby crrrrrge wrth trrplets rnsrde As I crme up closer to hmm I saw that rt was Tommy ohns It looked 15 though someone had frnally trught hrm Tommy told me that one of our former cl rssmates was at 1 rest home rn Denxer He was Arthur Stockett He had rlready drrxen half the nurses crazy He rlso told me th rt Crrl Srucer wrs yudge of beauty con tests He rs strll bashful though As I was drryrng along the street of Mrnneapolrs Mrnnesota I saw Ray lwlohr standrng rn a yacant lot garglrng peanut butter When I stopped and asked hrm what he was dorng he sard that ex ery trme Karen QBartlett as I once knew herj got mad at hrm she made hrm go 1nto yacant lot and gargle peanut butter Whrle rn Mrnnesota I saw Connre Murry Carolyn McCartney Nancy Getz Sue Grrmes and Peggy McCue Waters They had yobs cookrng tor the army Enlrstment suddenly fell off So drd the soldrers Srnce I was gettrng low on fuel I decrded to go to a gas statron and get some gas The gas statron belonged to Robert Polrng and Paul Pratt They sard that they were gorng bankrupt because Paul Tucker had rn xented a car that ran wrthout gas or orl rn fact rt s doubtful rt rt ey en had a motor After I left Mrnnesota I went on down the lrne rnto Mrlwaukee Wrsconsrn As I droxe by the Mrlwaukee Braye baseball freld I saw Teddy Garrett He was number one man on the team QNumber one water boy that rsj The nevzt day whrle I was tourrng Mrlwaukee I happened to see Clyde Blrcus Charles Dodge rnd Nrck Carder They were handkerchief manufacturers They put therr busrness rnto other peoples noses Whrle I was walkrng along the street and gazrng rn the arr I happened to see somethrng floatrng hrgh aboxe the burldrngs Some one told me that rt was Dolly Bolyard She ate some Ry Krrsp by mrstake one day and when a lrttle puff of wrnd came along she blew away As I was arrrsrng rn Detrort Mrchrgan I saw a store by the srde of the road called Dottre Murphy Ex an s Calypso Bakery She specralrzed rn DayOBroad Whrle I was there I saw Lors Bolyard and Drana Crrss They had taken up rce skatrng as a hobby But eyen the best of us cant stand some punrshment They spent the rest of therr lrves standrng up The next day I went to the museum at Cley eland Ohro There I srw Cerald Coodwrn md Charles Gelhousen look mg at a stuffed monkey They told me rt was therr pet and they came exery dry to see how much rt grew A few blocks from there I saw Delores Zrnzer and Tonr Strader They had the reputrtron ot lettrng all the boys krss them But I guess that rs because once they slapped some boys who were chewrng tobacco As I was gorng through New York I decrded to stop at West Pornt Whrle I was there I saw Steve Salisbury carryrng the band s drums from freld to freld From there I went to see the Emprre State Burldrng But to my amaze ment I saw rrght besrde rt a burldrng twree as hrgh I found upon rnqurrrng that Mrke Harslrp bu1lt rt wrth hrs erector set Whrle rn a large New York offrce burldrng I saw Elorse Knotts and Carol Knrght srttrng on opposrte knees of therr boss as he was drctatrng to them They just couldnt bear to be separated I armed rn Hartford Connectrcut the followrng day at 7 30 pm There I saw rmmy Morgan jrm had become famous by elrmrnatrng yast numbers of undercoxer agents QBed bugs rn other wordsj Whrle xrsrtrng Prttsburgh Pennsylsama I happened to buy a newspaper Prckrng up the Prttsburgh Trmes I saw that the Chrt Chat sectron was wrrtten by Jane Lough Leafrnf on through rt I saw that Annalee Corder and Susre Wrllrams were berng held for a bond of S98 for attemptrng to rob lort Know of rts Chlorophyl Georges QOne dollar brlls rn other wordsj Whrle I was walkrng down the street I saw Mary Owens and Susan Mrck They made rubber baby buggy bumpers but crazy because they couldnt say rt As I came rnto Grafton I saw Lrnda Haught runnrng down the street All of her former classmates were atter her Wonder why? 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' , Y ' 1 y , , THOSE WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS YEARBOOK POSSIBLE J. Guy Allencler Richard B. Bord Dr. james Flanagan A Friend Dr. Robert Gerkins Dr. Charles Haislip Hugh R. McPhail Dr. Merrow. DADAS, Dr. Lorraine Painter Dr. E. S. Slaughtenhoupt, R. D. Stout, M.D. Dr. Paul P. XX'arden Frances L. Wfarder Dr, Charles M. Wfells O. E, XVyckoff Bartletts Funeral Home D.D.S. Bob's Pawn Shop Bolyard's Electrical Supplies H. E. Brestel M. H, Burroughs City View George Colebank Chrislip's Drug Store Delaney's Grocery Doc's Gulf Station C. S. Ebert Ellers Taxi Bill Elliott Excelsior 4-H Club XValter Frank Gore Hotel Hill View Motel jitney jungle I.olly's Lunch Mary Ellen's Beauty Shop -lack W. McDougal Merancli's Store Orr's Grocery Mrs. Olive Patten Preston's TV Rainbow Girls A. J. Sorbello Style Shop Employees J, Lee Teagarclener Tygart Lake Amoco XX'elfare Finance XY'hitescarver's Lunch Zinn Music Supply WEST VIRGINIA BI. SINESS COLI FGE Chrkshurg Vfest Virginia Clarksburg XX'est Virginia MERRELLS INC Phone 3 0171 Arzzzoinzcemenlr and Cndy Roufr 50 8: 119 DON S SETLERS PURE OIL Phone 9655 ll e Glze S 6 H Gfeefz Sump! 10 E Nlain Street AMERICAN RESTAURANT Phone 9683 Alu ur open Home cooked meals Clarksburg West Virginia R H LAWSON Phone Ma 2 6811 O :ce Eqlzlpmenl Underu ood Tgpeu rzlerr Adding Machine: Clarksburg XX'est Virginia H L HEASTER Phone MA 25861 Roy 11 iypeuuler dlrffzbulorr Sale: Renlal Jen Ire CLARKSBLRG OFFICE EQUIPMENT . 1 . X ff . . i W V V . in . ' , Complele line of office equipment-Cleaning and repairing a .fpecialty AM fi!! .f- 1 fy L B! I gf 1 nag! J ,jf A1 lffef 2 ri fy' SL KN. 1 Vx fir ,1 gf N. sf F' WC-Z 'J -f eu' ,.. -11.4 I ijt. I ,J ffffxlxly x,.,f,, cj!! .K jay ,. ,., 6 .9 f 5 f f af. 711' I 1 rv ,iv Na, A pnnfpvfzfffx X fffa, 07 'N 'X ,'Pf f f,, . Y Q X X ,ll 'Q ,f ' , .X -3 X - 7. X ' X X X . '- ' fx,-ff! 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