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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

i Education is a controlling grace to the young, consolation to the old, wealth to the poor, and ornament to the rich. Diogenes Laertius TABLE OF CONTENTS NAME PAGE TITLE PAGE.........................1 TABLE OF CONTENTS..................2 SCHOOL PICTURE.....................3 DEDICATION.........................4 ADMINISTRATION.....................7 FACULTY...........................10 COOKS, CUSTODIANS, AND BUS DRIVERS ... 14 SENIOR CLASS......................15 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY..............36 WHO'S WHO.........................37 CLASS WILL........................38 SENIOR PERSONALITIES..............42 DIAPER ROW .....................44 JUNIOR CLASS .....................45 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY..............58 SOPHOMORE CLASS...................59 SNAPSHOTS.........................68 FRESHMAN CLASS....................69 ACTIVITIES........................77 ADVERTISEMENTS...................109 2 ALMA MATER Hail Alma Mater! Hats off to you. Ever you'll find us loyal and true; Firm and undaunted always we'll be. Hail to the school we love. Here's a toast to thee. 3 DEDICATION Edward A. Whitescarver Mr. Whitescarver, assistant principal, is friend, confidant, and advisor to all the students of Grafton Senior High School. Mr. Whitescarver graduated from Grafton High School in 1931. He attended Alderson Broaddus College and received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from West Virginia Wesleyan College in 1935. He obtained a Master of Arts Degree from West Virginia University where he served as a graduate assistant in the College of Education and was elected to Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary in Education. While in college he participated in football, baseball and track. Mr. Whitescarver began his teaching career at Flemington High School in September 1937 where he remained until the fall of 1959 when he came to Grafton. At Flemington he served as teacher of English, French and World History, and served as Advisor of the Senior Class. 4 Baseball Picture—Memories of his baseball days at A.B. College. 5 t During World War II, Mr. Whitescarver served in the United States Army for three years and attained the rank of Lieutenant. On February 12, 1944 he was married to the former Anne Benda of Flemington who teaches Home Economics in Flemington High School. They have one son, John Edward, a sophomore in Grafton High. Mr. Whitescarver enjoys all sports in season but is partial to football. Recently he has derived much pleasure from playing golf. He is quite active in church work, holding membership in the Beulah Baptist Church of Pruntytown where he serves as Church School Superintendent and Deacon. He is a member of Grafton Lodge No. 15, A.F. and A.M. and Taylor County Post No. 12, the American Legion. One of his favorite pastimes is singing. He sings bass with his church choir and often sings with E.U.B. Mens Chorus and the Blueville Methodist Men. His basic philosophy is the Golden Rule, Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, which he puts into practice in daily life. In appreciation of his sincere interest, helpful advice, and kind understanding, which have been a source of inspiration to our class, we, the seniors of 1961-62, gratefully dedicate this issue of the Re-Echo to Mr. Edward A. Whitescarver. Mr. Whitescarver caught by surprise 6 ADMINISTRATION PAUL C. BARTLETT Superintendent The superintendent of Taylor County Schools is Paul Bartlett who has held this office for five years. Mr. Bartlett received his A. B. degree from Fairmont State College and his M. A. degree from West Virginia University. He is affiliated with the Methodist Church and is a member of the local Lions Club, a Mason and is a member of the West Virginia Education Association, National Education Association and American Association of School Administrators. RONALD L. KNOTTS Assistant Superintendent The assistant superintendent of Taylor County Schools, Ronald L. Knotts, has held his post since March of 1949, and has taught in this county since 1929. He attended W. Va. University and there he received his A. B. degree in 1933 and a Master’s in 1939. He is a Lay Leader of the Andrews St. Paul's Methodist Church. BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING left to right: Mr. Ronald Knotts, Mr. John Jenkins, Mr. Paul Bartlett, Mr. Chester Blue. SITTING Miss Mildred Keefer, Mr. Brannon Riffle, Mr. Kenneth Godwin. 8 LYNN FAULKNER Principal B. S. , E. E. , A. M. This is Mr. Faulkner's third year as our Principal of Grafton High School. He has been doing a remarkable job and he is well liked by all the students. Mr. Faulkner received his degrees from W. Va. University and he also attended Cornell and Harvard Universities. With our long lunch line it wouldn't be the same without seeing Mr. Faulkner’s smiling face at the head of the line. EDWARD WHITESCARVER Assistant Principal Mr. Whitescarver, who is our efficient assistant principal, is liked by everyone and has a friendly smile for all. He is always found scurrying around in the halls and regrets there are but twenty-four hours in a day. He says he likes all foods, especially roast beef. Courtesy, honesty, and industry are the characteristics Mr. Whitescarver looks for in a student. He dazzles the students with his vocabulary of large words. We hope he will continue to be our assistant principal for years to come. 9 MILDRED BORD A.B., M.S., P.E., M.A. Teaches Phys. Ed. and Bible . . . our capable advisor of the cheerleaders . . . enjoys teaching Sunday School . . . loves to go to Pittsburgh and buy new clothes . . . likes to sew and go to football games . . . taught at G.H.S. for 17 years. CHARLES CATHER A.B., B.S., M.A. Teaches Ind. Arts, Household Mechanics, and Mechanical Drawing . . . dislikes rudeness in students . . . likes working on his farm, teaching Sunday School class . . . especially enjoys eating ice cream ... Sir Gallahad has taught at G.H.S. for 15 years. HAZEL COLE A.B. Teaches Biology . . . known to all sophomores for her surprise one-question quizzes . . . has a friendly smile for everyone . . . enjoys taking pictures of nature . . . lias taught at G.H.S. for 19 years . . . sophomore class sponsor. NELLIE COOK A.B., A.M. Teaches Home Ec. I and II . . . Capable advisor of F.H.A. . . . enjoys working with crafts . . . dislikes lazy students . . . little Miss Betty Crocker, has taught at GHS for 25 years . . . sophomore class sponsor. WILMA EVANS A.V., M.A. Teaches Civics and Geography . . . spends her summers at Music Camp in Maine . . . loves to eat . . . but dislikes affects of it . . . gives advice to lovelorn . . . has habit of trying to mind her own business . . . taught at G.H.S. for 9 years . . . freshman class sponsor. MARY FRUM A.B., A.M. Teaches French and Latin . . . she likes a student that is sincere . . . has special craving for T-bone steak . . . sponsor of National Honor Society . . . very friendly with everyone . . . taught five years at G.H.S. . . . freshman class sponsor. MILDRED HADDOX A.B. Teaches English III and Speech . . . one of the little people of G.H.S. . . . hobbies are dramatics and music . . . has a pleasant smile for everyone . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 18 years . . . junior class sponsor. SHERMAN HASELDEN B.S., M.A. One of the teachers of the commercial department . . . likes hunting, fishing, and traveling . . . likes fried chicken, pie, and homemade ice cream . . . often heard telling the students in typing class to keep their hands off the machines while he is giving instructions . . . taught at G.H.S. for 27 years . . . senior class sponsor. 10 JOSEPH HENRY B.A., M.M. Capable instructor of our band . . . dislikes students who don't keep on the ball . . . ambition is to have the best band in the world . . . likes superior ratings and first place in parades . . . enjoys playing bridge . . . taught at G.H.S. for seven years. FRANCIS JULIAN B.S. Teaches welding . . . enjoys football and baseball . . . has a quiet but friendly manner . . . dislikes traveling . . . liked by all students . . . never seen in halls . . . taught at G.H.S. for 16 years. CHARLES KELLEY A. B. Seldom seen in halls of G.H.S. . . . watches boys in shop . . . dislikes discourteous and dishonest students . . . has a happy smile for everyone . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 14 years. RICHARD McGEE B. S. Teaches Chemistry, Physics, and General Math . . . likes integrity, loyalty, and dependability in a student . . . dislikes four-flushers . . . lay leader Trinity Methodist Church at Clarksburg . . . this is his first year at G.H.S. RANDALL McKINNEY M.A., A.B. Teaches Economics and is also coach of our football and basketball team . . . rules classrooms with a pencil . . . favorite food is steak . . . often heard saying by the way” . . . well liked by all his students . . . taught at G.H.S. for 32 years . . . senior class sponsor. DAYTON MICHAEL Teaches Vo-Ag and Biology . . . advisor of F.F.A. . . . enjoys sports, teaching, and being with his family .. . taught at G.H.S. for 2 years . . . freshman class sponsor. MARY VIRGINIA MONROE B.M., M.M. Teaches Vocal and is director of A Cappella Choir . . . dislikes chewing gum in her classes . . . friendly with everyone . . . enjoys Tuesday night rehearsals . . . would like to see the day when she can be proud of her choir . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 3 years. HORTENS E MUM FORD A.B., M.A. Teaches English I and II . . . likes students to try in her classrooms . . . dislikes lack of ambition . . . very distinctive in her manner of talking . . . taught at G.H.S. for 8 years . . . freshman class sponsor. 11 CARRIE PACKMAN A. B. Teaches English II and IV . . . often seen in G.H.S. halls with a briefcase . . . likes outdoor activities . . . dislikes indifference in a student . . . taught at G.H.S. for 4 years . . . senior class sponsor. JOHN RAKES B. S. Teaches Algebra, Drivers Education, and General Math . . . likes politics and world affairs . . . dislikes paper grading . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . favorite food is Seafood . . . often heard saying Shut Up . . . one of the new teachers at G.H.S. . . , freshman class sponsor. ELMA ROBINSON A. B, Teaches English I, III . . . wants to see the day when all her students can correctly spell all right . . . likes for girls and boys to be dressed as young ladies and gentlemen . . . hobby is decorating . . . has taught 9 years at G.H.S. . . . Freshman class sponsor. MARTHA ROSE ROY B. S. , M. A. This is her second year at G.H.S. . . . teaches Typing, Shorthand I, II, and Business Math . . . dislikes alibies and excuses . . . liked by all students . . . attended Al-derson and Broaddus College and West Virginia University . . . taught at G.H.S. for 2 years. HAZEL SHAVER A. B. Teaches Art . . . just simply loves coffee . . . pet peeve is grading papers . . . hobby is sleeping . . . dislikes students with smart remarks . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 2 years. MILDRED SINSEL A. B. , M. A. Teaches American History . . . likes to see if you have read your lesson by giving her surprise quizzes . . . likes for a student to think for himself . . . enjoys watching T.V. . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 20 years . . . Junior class sponsor. LAWERENCE SPADAFORE A. B. , M. A. Teaches Civics and Phys. Ed. . . . assistant coach . . . hobby is football . . . likes being with his family . . . dislikes bullies . . . Mr. Muscles of G.H.S. . . . has taught for 13 years . . . Freshman class sponsor. BARBARA TOWLES A. B. , M. A. Teaches English, Civics, and World History . . . director of Thespians . . . likes uenxpected pizza and happy people . . . often heard saying literally . . . has taught at G.H.S. for 2 years . . . Freshman class sponsor. 12 ■ RUSSELL WALLS B. S. , M. A. Capable librarian . . . likes to tease girls ... is always chaperone on band trips ... is known as Elmer Fudd by all students . . . blushes easily . . . gives students detention hall for talking in library . . . been at G.H.S. for 5 years . . . Junior class sponsor. DONALD WILLIAMS A. B. Advisor of Re-Echo Staff . . . teaches Phys. Ed. and General Science . . . enjoys Re-Echo Staff . . . never takes his wife out! !! . . . has four children (or is it two) . . . blushes easily at peoples jokes . . . taught at G.H.S. for 3 years . . . Senior class sponsor. AUDREY YOHO M. A. , A. B. , A. M. Teacher of higher Math . . . makes Friday miserable for his students . . . enjoys gardening ... he says it is his turn to laugh on report card day . . . taught at G.H.S. for 32 years . . . Sophomore class sponsor. ELEANOR DUCKWORTH Always joking ... is head of the hubbub in the office ... a friendly person and is well liked by all of the students . . . Secretary at G.H.S. . . . often heard saying May I have your attention please?” 13 Eleanor's Little Helpers Looks like Miss Cook has grown. Bus Drivers FIRST ROW Mr. Whitescarver, Mr. Roiser, Mr. Gordon Dillion, Mr. Turoczy SECOND ROW Mr. Knotts, Mr. George Snider, Mr. Nose. Cooks L-R Lena Grub, Blanche-Stutler, Mrs. Summers. 14 SENIORS 1962 19 NANCY LEE BENNETT Activities--Mixed Chorus I, II, III, IV. Commercial Club I. NORMAN ADLINGTON, JR.--(Skeeter) Ambition--To become a musician Activities--Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3. 4; A Capella Choir 4. ROBERT BOLYARD- -(Bob) Ambition--To become rich. JAMES DOUGLAS AUSTIN--(Beaver) Ambition—Stay single and live happily ever after. JOYCE ANNETTE BOSTON Ambition--To be a nurse Activities--A Capella Choir PATTY JOAN AUSTIN--(Patty Jo) Ambition--To become a nurse Activities--Future Nurses, Mixed Chorus I, III, and IV. 16 62 CAROLYN ANN BOWMAN Ambition--To get a million dollars Activities--A.T.C. 3, and Mixed Chorus 1. and II. CHAROTTE JEAN CAMPBELL—(Charlie) Ambition—To become a secretary and to get married. HARRIET CHARLEEN BOYER--(Charlie) Ambition—To become a nurse Activities—Junior Play 3; Future Nurses 3,4; Vice-President Thespians 4; Office Assistant 2,3,4; Re-Echo 4. DONALD CARDER Ambition—To be a machinist BOB BROWN Ambition--To succeed Activities--Radio Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Thespians 3,4; Yearbook 4. KENNETH CARPENTER, JR.--(Tweety Bird) Ambition--”A in English Activities--FFA; Band 17 19 WILLIAM RAY COLLETT--(Willie, Fat Man Willie) Ambition--Go in the Navy and come out an Admiral Activities--Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 3, 4. KENNY CARROLL--(Ding-A-Ling) Ambition--To become a multi-millionaire Activities--Mixed Chorus 1,2. ROBERT WAYNE CONNER--(Tim) Ambition--Get out of school HUGH JAMES COFFMAN--(Jim) Ambition--To be a good machinist NORMAN W. COURTNEY--(Fats) Ambition--Electrical Engl. Activities--National Honor Society, Stage Crew. JOHN CALVIN COLEBANK Ambition--To be a chemist 18 DAVID COX--(Daisy) Ambition--To have a real gone dragster Activities--A Capella Choir-Operatta. LARRY LOU DAVIS--(Stud) Ambition--To obtain wealth and women JUNIOR CROSS--(Fuzzy Burger) Ambition--To own a motorcycle Activities--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. DIANE DEAN DeVAULT Ambition--To become a nurse Activities--F.H.A. II, III, and IV, Vice President III, President IV, State Vice Pres, of Recreation, Future Nurses IV, and Jugs IV. JAMES CURTIS CURREY--(Curt) Ambition--To become a millionaire MARY LINDA EXLINE--(Peggy) Ambition--To become a registered nurse and marry a man who is tall, attractive, appreciative, compatible, and has a good sense of humor Activities--Thespian Play 3; Future Nurses 4; A.T.C. 3,4; Homecoming Princess 4; Know Your State Government Day Representative 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Chapter Sweetheart. 19 19 CHARLES EDWARD GALL, JR.--(Jonesie) Ambition--Be a machinist RONALD GENE FORD--(Cave Man) Ambition - - Welder Activities--Basketball, Football. PHILIP DONALD GERKIN--(Romeo) Ambition--To be a lawyer Activities--Football 1,2,3; Office 4. THELMA JEAN FUNK--(Often called Blondie (not peroxide)) Ambition--To get married and raise little Friends. CONNIE GETZ Ambition—Elementary Education KENNETH WAYDE FURLOW--(Flash) Ambition—To go to college Activities--Student Council 3; Football Mgr. 3; Class Officer 1; Office Assistant 4. 20 62 DIANNA GODWIN Ambition--To become a beautician and get married Activities—A.T.C. Ill, IV, Library Assistant III, and Mixed Chorus I, II. ROSEMARY DeETTA GUTHRIE Ambition--To travel Activities—Future Homemakers I and II, Mixed Chorus I, II, III, and IV. HELEN LORRAINE GOWANS Ambition—Become a Medical Technologist. BRUCE WOODRUFF HAISLIP--(Frog) Ambition--Ride a motor-scooter across Niagara Falls Activities—Stage Crew 4; Football 1,2, 3 4; President Student Council 4; National Honor Society, President Sohop. Class. DONALD GULL--(Dumbo) Ambition—To become a Vetinarian Activities—Vo-Ag-I II III; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.2. SANDRA DAHLENE HAWKINS--(Sandy; Ambition--To be a telephone operator and later marry that myterious someone Activities--A.T.C. Ill and IV, Library Ass. Ill, and IV, Office Ass. IV, Thespians Play III, Mixed Chorus I. and II, Glee Club III, F.H.A.. Treasurer, II, Alternate for Girls’ State. 21 PATRICIA ANN HOVATTER--(Patty) Ambition--To be a good cook and get married (S. C.) GERALD PAUL HEBB Ambition--To become a machinist Activities--Football 2,3. NANCY BELL HUNT--(Yancy) Ambition--To become a housewife REBECCA THAYER HELDRETH--(Becky) Ambition--To become a good housewife and mother Activities--Secretary of Student Council IV, Secretary of Freshman Class, Secretary of Junior Class Re-Echo IV, 5 Team cheerleader Freshman, and Varsity cheerleader sophomore. CHARLES RAY HOV A TTER - - (Ho vey) Ambition--Accountant Activities--Band 1,2,3,4. PAUL WILLIAM ISNER--(Ike) Activities--A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Re-Echo Editor 4. 22 62 MARY GRACE KENNEDY— (Carrindi) Ambition—To own a red Mercedes Benz Activities—Student Manager of A.T.C., Band I, Office Assistant, Art Club, Junior Play. TRENA RUTH KISNER— (Teny) Ambition—To get married and raise a family Activities—A Cappela Choir, and Operetta CHARLES KIRKPATRICK TERRY KITE Ambition--Welder SANDRA LEE KISNER--(Sandy) Ambition—To be a beautician and to marry that certain boy with initials K.P. Activities--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Cheerleader 2,3; Glee Club 3. BEVERLY JEAN KITTLE Ambition—A beautician or telephone operator 23 19 PATRICA LOU KNOTTS--(Pat-Patty) A mbit ion--To marry an intelligent, handsome, and rich man Activities--A.T.C. Ill, and IV, Mixed Chorus I, Commercial Club I. JANET ANN KNIGHT--(Popcorn) A mbit ion--To go into medical work Activities--Mixed Chorus I, and F. H.M. II, III, and IV. PAULETTA RUE KNOTTS--(Polly Rue) Ambition--To get a good paying job. KAREN JUNE KNIGHT—(Koonie) Ambition--To be a secretary and get married Activities--A.T.C. Ill, and IV. SHARON ELAINE LANTZ--(Angel or Cherrie) Ambition--Maybe some day get married and live a happy life. JUDY ANN KNOTTS Activities--Y-Teens I, Art Honary Society I, and II, F.H.A. IV, Historian IV, and Library Club IV. 24 62 GRETCHEN PENELOPE LAWSON — (Penny) Ambition--To own a horse ranch in Texas Activities—Student Council 2; Class Cheerleader 2; Thespians Pres. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Office Assistants 4; Library Assistants 2; A.T.C. 3,4; and Re-Echo 4. LONNIE RICHARD LOUGH Ambition--Farmer Activities--Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Lettermans Club. ROGER LEE LeMASTERS--(Smiley) Ambition--To be a lawyer Activities--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Office Assistant 4. CONNIE LOU MCCARTNEY Ambition--To become a private secretary to a millionaire Activities--A.T.C. Mixed Chorus I, and II, Glee Club III, and IV, Jr. Commercial Club I, Library Ass. IV. NANCY ELAINE LINN Ambition--To be a elementary teacher Activities—A.T.C. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A Capella Choir, and Library Ass. DOROTHY LOUISE McCLOY—(Dottie) Ambition--Cook like my mother Activities—Office Ass't. 25 19 TERRANCE EDWARD McDONALD--(Mac) Ambition - - Retirement Activities--Football 2,3,4; Track 3; Lettermans Club 3,4. CHARLES WILLIAM McDANIEL, JR. --(Mac) Ambition--To be a wizz in mathematics. WILLIAM DALE McFARLAND--(Windy) Ambition--To become a machinist. CONNIE ALDEAN McDANIEL Ambition--Go to Baltimore and get married (I hope) Activities--A. T. C. BEVERLY LOU McKEEN--(Bev) Ambition--To get married to live happily ever after Activities- Homecoming Princess 1; Secretary Sophomore Class; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Student Council 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Tournament Cheerleader 1; A Capella Choir; Jr. Commercial Club 2; Re-Echo 4. MARY A. MCDONALD--(Cookie) Ambition--To be an elementary teacher Activities--A.T.C. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Office Assistants 3,4. 26 62 BETTY LOUISE McVICKER Ambition--Model and secretary Activities--A.T.C. Ill, and IV, Office Ass. IV. COZETTA MAYLE--(Cozy) Ambition—To become a singer. BARBARA JEAN MARTIN—(Doc) Ambition--To breed horses, of all kinds Activities—Art Honor Society Club I. DELMAS HUGH MAYLE--(Harve) Ambition—To get a good job Activities—FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3; Mgr. 4. RICHARD ALLEN MATSEY—(Dick) Ambition--Airplane pilot Activities—A Capella Choir II, III, and IV, Mixed Chorus II, III, and IV. Football I, II, Operetta, Office Ass. III. ROMANA SIANN MAYLE--(Cheyenne) Ambition--To be a nurse and get married some day. 27 19 SANDRA JOYCE MILLER—(Freckles) Ambition—To graduate, marry a Green family and raise a Green house Activities—Library Ass. IV, Jr. Thespian Play III, Mixed Chorus I and II, Glee Club II and IV. CAROLYN MENEAR—(Meaner) Ambition—Marry a 6 4 black haired brown eyed boy Activities—Office Assistant 4; Student Council 4; A.T.C. 3,4. CHARLES EUGENE MOATS—(Gene) Ambition—To become a millionaire KATHLEEN MILINOVICH—(Kathy) Ambition—To become a pharmacist Activities—A Capella Choir III, and IV, Student Council I, A.T.C. Ill, and IV, Thespians III, and IV, Homecoming Princess III, Mixed Chorus I, and II. LINDA EILEEN MOORE—(Nut) Ambition--To teach Physical Education Activities—Student Council 2. PATRICA JEAN MILLER—(Slim) Ambition—Navy and to teach religion Activities—Commercial Club I. 28 62 CHARLOTTE MORAN Ambition--Marry that certain someone Activities--Class Cheerleader II, III, Homecoming Princess II, Homecoming Queen IV, and Office Assistant IV. DONALD WILLIAM NICODExMUS— (Nick) Ambition—Would like to become a registered pharmacist Activities—Band 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA JUANITA MORGAN—(Va. and Jennie) Ambition—To become a secretary CAROLYN LEE NOSE Ambition—To become a secretary Activities—Band I, II, III, IV, Office Assistant IV. CAROLYN SUE NEWLON—(Carol) Ambition—To be the first girl to reach the moon. KENNETH JOSEPH ONDO—(Kenny) Ambition—To graduate from college Activities—Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Office 4; Letter-man's Club 3,4. 29 MARTHA JANE POLING—(Jane) Ambition—To be a school teacher. HOMER FRANKLIN PARSONS—(Frog Ears) Ambition—State Policeman. WILLIAM ELLIS POLING—(Billy) Ambition—To become a machinist Activities—FFA 2. GLORIA ANN PATRICK Ambition—To marry a certain fellow and own a ranch in Arizona Activities—Office Assistants. RONALD PRATT--(Rod) Ambition--Be a machinist Activities--Basketball 1,2,3. JACK WILLIAM PITMAN—(Jackie) Ambition—Career in the service Activities—Student Council 1,2; Office Ass't. 4; Basketball 1,2,3. 30 ’62 JOHN ROBINSON--(Robbie) Ambition--To become a millionaire playboy Activities--Football 1,2,.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society.; Class Officer 3,4. RONNIE LEE SANDS BURY - -(Ron) Ambition - - Electronics Activities--Band 1,2,3,4. FREDRICK RICHARD ROSIER--(Dick) Ambition--To become a artist Activities--Art CHARLES LEE SHACKELFORD--(Chuck) Ambition--Machinist Activities--Vo Ag 1,2; Band 1,2. JAMES ROBERT RUTHERFORD--(Bob) Ambition--To graduate from college in four years Activities--Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Letterman 3,4. JAMES SHAEFFER 31 DONNA JEAN SHERMAN—(Donnie) Ambition—To get out of school Activities—Library Ass’t. 3. ROBERT CURTIS SHAVER—(Fats) Ambition—Become a millionaire making pizza Activities—Football 3,4; Track 3,4. DAVID RICHARD SINSEL—(Dickie) Ambition—Aix Force Activities—Football 3,4; Lettermans Club 3,4. PAUL EDWARD SHEETS—(Dick) Ambition—Architect Activities—Art I; Craft I. LINDA SMITH—(Smitty) Ambition—To change my last name Activities—Band I; Library Ass’t. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Tournament Cheerleader 3; Re-Echo 4. HELEN LOUISE SHELTON—(Red) Ambition—To become a secretary. 32 SANDRA KAY STEVENS--(Shorty) Ambition--Marry a millionaire. 62 MARY ELLEN TRAVIS--(Sis) Ambition--To become a housewife Activities--Vocal Club. SANDRA K. TABOR--(Sandy or Tex) Ambition--To become a great hair stylist Activities- - CAROL SINSEL TRICKETT--(Coey) Ambition--Be a good wife and mother Activities--Band 1,2; Majorette 2; Class cheerleader 1; Student Council Secretary 3. Jr. Commercial Club 1; Homecoming Princess 2. JOHN WILLIAM TIGHE Activities- Art and Crafts Club KAREN SUE TRICKETT Ambition--To be a secretary Activities--Office Assistants 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. 33 KAREN SUE WATKINS—(Wat) Ambition—To get married Activities—Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette S Drum Major 4; Junior Prin. 3. WILLIAM RAY TRICKETT—(Bill) Ambition—To get married after college and have a big family Activities—Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council; National Honor Society V-Pres. of Soph. Class; President of Junior Class. PATTY ANN WATKINS Ambition—To get married Activities—Library Ass't. 3,4; A.T.C. 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 3. JOSEPH BRENT TUCKER—(Joe) Ambition—Go into mathematics Activities—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2. SANDRA SUSAN WEAVER--(San Ambition—To become a typist Activities—Class Tournaments $ Library Ass’t. 3; A.T.C. 3; Thes Play 3; Office Ass't. 4. PATRICIA ANN WALTERS--(Pat) Ambition—Become a secretary. 34 62 DAVID LYNN WIANT--(Wineo) Ambition-- Pill-pusher Activities--Basketball 2,3; Football 4. NINA LOU WILSON Ambition--To be a nurse Activities--Office Ass. GERALDINE FRANKIE WILHELM— (Jerry--Little Poop) Ambition--To become a secretary. RICHARD NEAL WILSON--(Tinker bell. Oink) Ambition--To be a Vet Activities--Football 1,2. JACK LEE WOLVERTON--(Candy) Ambition--To get out of high school Activities--FFA, Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council. 35 UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Ernest Mayle Elaine Clarkson Blair Courtney Thelma Funk Judy Kemple James Wolfe HISTORY OF SENIOR CLASS It seems only a short time ago that our class of '62 uncertainly entered the halls of Grafton High School. For our Freshman class officers, we chose Norman Adlington as President; Kenny Furlow as Vice-President; Becky Thayer Heldreth as Secretary; and Junior Cross as Treasurer. The summer passed quickly and with a little more confidence we began our Sophomore year. In the class tournaments we were proud to accept the awards for the best decorations and the best cheerleaders, and the best appearing cheerleaders. Our class officers were; President; Bruce Haslip; Vice-President; Bill Trickett; Secretary; Beverly McKeen. Our Junior year went very quickly and was filled with excitement. At last we were upper classmen and felt very important now that we could look down on the underclassmen. Many of our boys were outstanding in both football and basketball. Also we worked diligently to pay for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Although there was some discontent over the fact that we had no banquet, the prom was a success, even though we served no peanut butter sandwiches to the disappointment of many Seniors. We chose Bill Trickett; President; Junior Cross; Vice-President; Becky Heldreth; Secretary and John Robinson; Treasurer. Now at last we have almost reached the end of our days at Grafton High School. In this most important year we elected John Robinson; President; Junior Cross; Vice-President; Bill Collett; Secretary and Terry McDonald; Treasurer. We have gone thru four years of sorrow, joys, surprises, and disappointments together. In just a short time our class will part company, perhaps never to be assembled together again. We have all made many friends, and shared many experiences. And in a few weeks we will be together for the last time when we take part in the Graduation Exercises, our goal from the first day we entered school, and we will not be able to help feeling and perhaps hoping that G.H.S. won't be the same without the class of '62. 36 WHO’S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Bruce Haslip STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Bob Brown Becky Heldreth Carolyn Menear Linda Smith CLASS OFFICERS John Robinson - Pres. Junie Cross - Vice-Pres. Terry McDonald - Treasurer Bill Collett - Secretary NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Bob Brown Norman Courtney Bruce Haslip Penny Lawson Nancy Linn John Robinson Bill Trickett BOYS' STATE Joe Tucker GIRLS’ STATE Penny Lawson Nancy Linn MISS BEARCAT XI Charlotte Moran PRINCESSES Peggy Exline Penny Lawson ESCORTS Bob Brown Paul Isner Charlene Boyer - Vice-Pres. Kathy Milinvich - Secretary Bob Brown - Treasurer Roger LeMasters FOOTBALL Bill Collett Junie Cross Ronnie Ford Donald Gull Bruce Haslip Roger LeMasters Lonnie Lough Terry McDonald John Robinson Bob Rutherford Curtis Shaver Dick Sinsel Bill Trickett Joe Tucker David Wiant Jack Wolverton BASKETBALL Norman Adlington Junie Cross Ronnie Ford Lonnie Lough Kenneth Ondo John Robinson Joe Tucker David Wiant Jack Wolverton RE-ECHO Bob Brown Paul Isner Bruce Haislip Charlene Boyer Becky Heldreth Penny Lawson Linda Smith Beverly McKeen THESPIANS Penny Lawson - Pres. 37 CLASS Norman Arlington leaves 10 find his one and only. Danny Armstrong regrets leaving his blond sophomore majorette. Patty Austin wills her natural curly hair to Marianna Wolfe. James Barcus leaves in a cloud of dust. Nancy Bennett wills her efficiency in shorthand to Judi Areford. Bob Bolyard wills his deep voice to Harry Shaw. Joyce Boston leaves to find that special someone. Carolyn Bowman leaves very, very undecided. Charlene Boyer leaves her split personality to Kenny Dean and Jon Poling. Bob Brown leaves his wit to anyone who can match it. Charlotte Campbell proudly leaves her two sisters behind. Don Carder wills his bashful smile to Phil Ondo. Kenny Carpenter takes his doo-wah trumpet and skiddos! Kenny Carroll leaves Susie behind. Blaine Clarkson leaves taking Charlie with her. James Coffman leaves in his hot grey Buick. John Colebank regrets leaving his manly physic to Wesley! Bill Collett departs taking his memories of Mrs. Packman’s home room with him. Robert Conners leaves without Betty. Oh, darn! Blair Courtney leaves without looking back. Norman Courtney wills his brain and brawn to John Withers. David Cox wills his pants to anyone they might fit! Junie Cross leaves everyone in a state of confusion. Larry Davis leaves as fast as he can. Diane DeVault sadly leaves with her home economic's awards. Peggy Exline wills her jugging around to Karen Curry. Ronnie Ford leaves his pet dinosaur to Parker Lamb. Thelma Funk wills her blond hair to Leanna Brutto. Kenny Furlow wills his long hair to anyone who enjoys having it messed up. Charles Gall leaves to join his wife. 1 suppose. Ralph Fesler just leaves. He is mighty glad to get out. Don Gerkin wills his English ability to David Lawson. Connie Getz wills her big pocketbooks to Dina Kisner. Diana Godwin wills her politeness to Matthew Paige. Donnie Gull bequeathes his place on the football team to some junior. Rosemary Gutlirie leaves with the rest of the seniors. Bruce Haislip leaves to be come a doctor. He always was a cut-up. Sandra Hawkins wills her height to Roger Criss. Gerald Hebb wills his daring and cultivated personality to Bill Shaw. Becky Heldreth joins Tommy and Lisa. Charles Hovatter wills his ability to play the trumpet to Glen Morison. Patty Hovatter leaves to join Scotty. Nancy Hunt leaves with memories of Mr. McKinney's class close behind. Paul Isner bequeathes his editorial position to next year's editor. Judy Kemple leaves her beautiful clothes to some lucky soul. Mary Kennedy leaves thinking how she will manage all the little bills. Danny Kirkpatrick wills his brain for history to Bernard Jones. Sandra Kisner bequeathes her blond hair to Guy Packman. Trina Kisner wills her sweetness and daintiness to Rosa Tabor. Terry Kite wills his mischievousness to Jerry Ball. Beverly Kittle wills homeroom with Mr. Williams to Betty Knotts. Janet Knight leaves hoping that Doug will be close behind. Karen Knight wills her neat appearance to Sandra Burton. Patty Knotts wills her four happy years at GHS to Linda Glover. Polly Knotts wills her height and beautiful hair to Judy Lee. Sharon Lantz leaves to join the WAVES. Penny Lawson wills her darling bracelets to Elaine Kennedy. Roger LeMasters wills Sandi to NOBODY! Hands off, boys. Nancy Linn leaves Iter brains to Wayne Flohr. Lonnie Lough leaves Barbara to follow soon. Barbara Martin wills her artistic ability to anyone who needs it. 38 WILL Dickie Matsey wills his curly hair to Medella Boyd. Cozetta Mayle leaves as quietly as she came. Delmus Mayle wills his sweet smile to anyone deserving of it. Ernest Mayle willshis quietness to Mrs. Packman. Romona Mayle leaves Diane Shanes with her height. Carolyn Menear wills her orneriness to her sister. Connie McCartney leaves to find Ralph. Dottie McCloy wills her wet bathing suit to some poor morsel. Charles McDaniel leaves his tricky grin to Glen Orth. Connie McDaniel leaves after spending a sleepy time in Economics. Cookie McDonald wills her ability to play basketball to Sue Trisler. Terry McDonald wills his genuine blush to Tom Markley. Bill McFarland wills his unopened books to Jimmy Reed. Beverly McKeen leaves to join Butch in Bermuda. Betty McVicker leaves a nervous wreck. Kathy Milinovich leaves in as good a shape as she came. Sandra Miller leaves to become better acquainted with her diamond. Patty Miller wills her 4th period chemistry class to some lucky jr. next year. Charles Moats bequeathes his speaking ability to Ruth Mitchell. Charlotte Moran wills her queenly position to some lucky girl next year. Virginia Morgan wills her quiet giggle to Jeanne Sinsel. Carolyn Newlon leaves quite happy that it's all over with. Donnie Nicodemus wills his pesky ways to some nut. Carolyn Nose leaves to work on a diamond gang. Larry Nose wills his unbreakable glasses to another chap. Kenneth Ondo leaves after spending many wonderful moments at GHS. Homer Parsons just leaves. Gloria Patrick leaves her false eyelashes to a deserving person. Jack Pitman wills his catin' around to Mike Murphy. Martha Poling leaves after spending a quite time at GHS. William Poling leaves to become a success. John Robinson wills his athletic ability to Cosmo Hall. Bob Rutherford leaves without saying a word. Ronnie Sandsbury wills his snappy black eyes to Judi Areford. James Shaffer leaves to become an intelligent bachelor. Robert Shaver wills his sweet personality to Ky Daughtery. Paul Sheets wills his freckles to Dave Peters. Helen Shelton leaves her neatness to Janis Heldreth. Donna Sherman grabs her diploma and runs! Linda Smith leaves to join Brice wherever he may be. Kay Stevens wills her athletic ability to Kathy Furlow. Sandra Tabor leaves with Skeeter. David Thorn wills his politeness to Roger Jewell. John Tighe wills his masculine build to Wesley. Mary Travis leaves to find herself a husband. Carol Trickett finally leaves to devote her life to Howard. Karen Trickett leaves to make a name for herself (Presley. Nelson, etc.). Bill Trickett wills his red hair to John Thompson. Joe Tucker leaves to own an oil company in Texas. Patty Walters wills her past years at GHS to a newcomer. Karen Watkins wills her unusual abilities to Betty Skaggs. Patty Watkins leaves to join Duane. Sandra Weaver wills her library duties to an underclassman. David Wiant leaves enjoying English class immensely. Geraldine Wilhelm leaves with pleasure. Vick Willhide tries for a second time. Nina Wilson leaves her personality to Linda Lou Patrick. Richard Wilson leaves to work on his farm. James Wolfe wills his flirting to Richard Tucker. Jack Wolverton leaves GHS empty. 39 CLASS COMEDIANS Bill Collett and Charleen Boyer BEST DANCERS Junie Cross and Carolyn Meaner MOST FRIENDLY Don Gull and Karen Watkins 40 s E N I O R MOST INTELLECTUAL Norman Courtney and Nancy Linn MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bob Brown and Linda Smith MOST VERSATILE Bruce Haislip and Mary Grace Kennedy 41 p E R S 0 N A L 1 T I E S BEST DRESSED Penny Lawson and Bill Trickett BASHFUL Thelma Funk and Bob Rutherford MOST ATHLETIC Kay Stevens and John Robinson 42 1. Patty Knotts 9. Kenny Carroll 2. John Robinson 10. Donnie Nicodemus 3. Karen Watkins 11. Patty Watkins 4. David Wiant 12. Charleen Boyer 5. Mary Grace Kennedy 13. Karen Trickett 6. Patrica Jean Miller 14. Geraldine Wilhelm 7. Gloria Ann Patrick 15. Polly Knotts 8. Dottie McCloy 16. John Tighe 17. Jack Pitman 25. Barbara Martin 18. Kenny On do 26. Sandra Hawkins 19. Nancy Bennett 27. Nancy Hunt 20. Delmas Mayie 28. Charles McDaniel 21. Carolyn Bowman 29. Becky Heldreth 22. Mary Travis 30. Sandy Kisner 23. 24. Joe Tucker Karen June Knight 31. Penny Lawson 1. Donna Sherman 2. Connie McCartney 3. Homer Parsons 4. Sandra Miller 5. Skeeter Adlington 6. Patrica Ann Hovatter 7. Kenny Fur low 8. James Austin 9. Carol Newlon 10. Linda Smith 11. Carolyn Nose 12. Virginia Morgan 13. Rosemary Guthrie 14. Peggy Esline 15. Betty McVicker 16. Beverly McKeen 17. Nina Wilson 18. Sharon Lantz 19. Bruce Haslip JUNIORS 1963 45 Dimetria Andrews James Austin Mary Bolyard Judi Areford Susan Bolliger Shirley Bowman Larry Boyles Ronnie Childress Annabell Cline Lucille Cooper Myanna Cox n Sandra Daris Kenneth Dean Robert Dean 47 Yuonne Fast Carolyn DeMoss Linda Dowell Janet Drennan Patti Fawcett Darrell Fesler Ralph Fesler Edith Fortney Wayne Flohr John Gray Margaret Gerkin 49 Patty Gerkin Patty Groves Patty Gothiie Carol Hebb Charles Hall Lucille Hudkins Robert Hyson Dina Harter Robert Griffeth John Hoff Freddy Isner Parker Lamb Richard Marguess Sharon McKeen 52 Emily McPhail r Muretta McVicker Ralph Miller Mary McVicker Ruth Mitchell Melody McVicker Tom Mitchell 53 William Moore William Mouser Mike Murphy Linda Murray Sharon Newcome Donna Newlon Butch Orth 54 Lewis Nuzum Libby Paige Judith Phillips Linda Powell James Reed Zelda Phillips George Poling Rose Ann Pyles Douglas Reed Susan Raucher Nancy Shafferman Jeannie Sinsel iii Kenneth Royce Danny Roach Gary Shaw Betty Skaggs Robert Schmuck George Sheets Robert Stolzenfels Arnold Tacy Myra Sue Thomas James Ware Richard Westerman Sylvia Willis 57 Unphotographed Juniors Thomas DeBarr Randy Skinner Frank Toth Gary Tucker Phyliss Austin Ann Craft James Lake Sam McCullough Katheryn Roy Doris Sharp JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Entering the doors of Grafton High School in September of 1959, we were not quite sure what to expect. During our Freshman year we did not elect any class officers. The two girls who were elected homecoming princesses from our class were Nancy Shafferman and Dimmie Andrews. As Freshmen we won in the class tournaments best decorations. As we became Sophomores we were getting to know more about our school and also more about each other. We elected Kenny Dean-President, Emily McPhail-Vice-Pres., Judi Areford-Secretary, and Edith Paugh-Treasurer. We were represented as Sophomores in the Home Coming Court by Judi Areford and Emily McPhail. When we became Juniors we elected Kenny Dean as President, Bill Shaw as Vice-Pres., Judi Areford as Secretary, and Wayne Flohr as Treasurer. We were represented this year in the Home Coming Court by Edith Paugh and Sharon McKeen. The class of '63 are proud to be upperclassmen in Grafton High School. 58 SOPHOMORES 19 6 4 Linda Juanita Anderson Arthur Kenneth Madella Bo I yard Boyd Pamela LeAnna Brown Brutto Raymond Ball Delores Bradley Ronald Bragg Donald Bennett Fay Brown Linda Austin Sharon Bolyard Gloria Campbell Wilma Boyles Gene Burner 60 Nancy Clark Tom Coffman Mary Cox Blaine Cropp Ronnie Bill Cunningham Davis Gary Lois Dillon Efaw Erma Kathy Funk Furlow 61 Edna Goodwin Harold Gowans Patty Gower Veronica Haddix Beverly Juanita Haller Haller Robert Clyde Jenkins Jenkins Joy Bemad Jackson Jones Norman Elaine Kelley Kennedy Betty Junior Knotts Knotts Patty Sandra Holcomb Humphry Tim Emily Jenkins Johns Roy Robert Knight Knisety Richard Fred Knotts Lane David Judy Lawson Lee 62 Cynthia Peggy Martin Martin Randy Dottie McCartney McDaniel Earl Thomas Luzadder Markley Duane Sandra Mayle Mayle Charles Shirley McDonald McMasters Jerri Judy Loar Louzy Brooke Dayton Mason Mayle Kitty Sammy McDaniel McDaniel Frances Trudy Rita Harold McQuaid McVicker Mendelson Miller 63 Mike J. Miller Diane Poling Geneva Newman Becky Morrison April Poling Clara Pye Shirley Peters Mary Nestor Mike Mitchell Jerry Pyles Charlene Peters David Norris James Blaine Poling Poling Margaret Newlon Beckey Mohler Mike A. Kay Miller Miller Guy Phil Packman Ondo Emma Frances Rager Rager Joe Paul Sandra Robb Robinson Roberta Brenda Runner Sandsbury James Rosier Robert Runner Diane Brent Shanes Shaw Bob Rogers Karen Rollins Larry Gary Satterfield Shaffer 65 Harry Shaw Karen Sue Shaw Linda Sherman Bessie Shumaker Betty Sandra Simmons Sinsel Mary Lou Robert Smith Snyder Danny John Stout Sturms Margret Barbara Squires Stevens Dick Smith Donna Loretta Skaggs Skaggs Mary Jane Smith Helen Stevens Kayrell Stevens Charles Thompson 66 John Thompson Harvey Thorp Sue Trisler Wendel Turner Jean Stanley Van der grift Walls Dottie Lou Freddie Watts Weaver Denzil Williams Charles Williams Wanda Roger Wolfe Wolfe Francis Donna Warder Watts Dickie Sonny Whitescarver White Harlan Marianna Wolfe Wolfe Joe Judy Ward Ware Nancy John Weaver Whitescarver Leroy Norma Williams Williams Susie Bobby Woodyard Workman Donna Jo Wright Donna Yeager SENIOR CHRISTMAS DANCE 68 Happily married family? Who were they chaperoning! FRESHMEN 1965 Victor Bartlett Sandra Bolyard David Bruner David Carrico Wanda Jean Beavers Edward Beckman Tom Boylen Kenneth Boyles Sandra Burton Harry Carnes Robert Carroll Gary Cathell Clyde Biddle Randy Clark Beverly Bolyard Karen Breedlove Mary Carnes John Clelland Richard Clovis Robert Coffman Norman Collier Susan Coole Ronald Cooper Larry Cozad 70 Cecil Crimm Andrey Cruston Judy Culp Jackie Curry Paul Curry Marion Davis Nancy Dixon Barbara Denton Thomas Digman Karen Exline Richard Duckworth Robert Devers Chuck Dryden Mike Day Clarabell Dalton Jeanine DiSciocia Barry Edwards Linda Flohr Gary Forman Mike Fornash Charlotte Duckworth Larry Dillon Charles Exline Gary Fox Vicki Frederick Janice Friend James Furar Howard Ford Barbara Fowler Donnie Gay Pam Gall Barbara Garrett Bill Gerkin Bill Getz Linda Glover David Goodwin Joseph Goodwin Shirley Green Don Gull Janet Hardin Edie Gorden Nancy Grey Chester Haddix Mary Jo Harr Linda Gordon Billy Grimm Charles Hall Delores Hartley John Grant Bobby Haught Amy Greene William Grow Madeline Hamilton Charles Haughton Charles Hayes Sharon Hayes William Hayes Janis Heldreth Russell Henderson Rose Henry 72 Susan Hinkins Keith Hoff Patty Hose Patty Hovatter Mary Jane Hudkins Nancy Hulderman John Isner Mary Kerby Diana Kines Gordon Knight James Jackson Terry Kerns Mary Ann Kinney Kay Knight Howard Jacobs William Kieer Nancy Kirby Gary Knotts Roger Jewell Marie Knotts Linda Keller Beverly Kincaid Ronnie Kisemore Sandy Knotts Sandra Lafferty Linda Lake David Lambert Melvan Lantz Carolyn Larew Carol Lipscomb 73 Gary Little John Lord Carolyn Lundy Joan Lyons Nancy Maloney Ann Marquess Charles Marshall Judy Mayle Norma McDaniel Carolyn McDonald Linda Martin Queintin Mayle Bill McCartney Tom McGahan Jackie Mason William Mayle Junior McCartney Linda McGee Andrew Mayle Pam McGee. Freda Mayle Bobby McDaniel Sarah McCox Roger Merriman John Miller Ralph Miller Gary Moats Sandra Moore Paul Morgan 74 Dennis Mick Roger Morgan Roger Lee Morgan Alice Jean Morris Glenn Morrison Arnold Mouser Diana Murohv Linda Nicola Wanda Parons Donnie Phillips Jon Poling Ed O'Conner Linda Patrick Terry Phillips Joyce Poling James Paige David Peters Rusty pitman Dorene Posten Matthew Paige Robert Posten Marjorie Parker Ronald Peters Adonnis Poling Fulton Preston Nancy Proudfoot Kenneth Queen Donald Reese Ronald Reese Carolyn Reneau Margy Reneman 75 Butch Richards, Nellie Riffle, David Riggleman, Libby Rigsby, Stanley Roach, Bob Robinson. Bobby Rogers Alice Sauscer Toni Shaffer Linda Sharps Brenda Rogers Kenny Rogers Mary Rutherford Becky Sayres Kay Shackleford Christine Shaw Ralph Shahan Martha Shanabargar Mary Ellen Shaves Paul Shaver Charles Satterfield Linda Shaffer Carolyn Sharps Geoffrey Shaw Nancy Shelton, David Sinclair, Connie Shingleton, Johnny Skinner, James Smallwood, Shirley Snider. 76 Frankie Spring, William Starford. Jeff Stewart, Linda Suppa, Virginia Swajnos, Gary Swisher. Rosa Tabor Carolyn Tichnell Patty Ware Sue Waugh Wanda Tatterson Jackie Travis Yevona Ware Russell Weaver Linda Taylor Richard Tucker Ann Watkins Eugene Williams Paul Thompson Mary Lou Williams Dora Thorp Richard Tucker Donnie Watkins Homer Winans 77 Sophs, and Jrs. Who Thought They Were Seniors. Ouch! She Cut Me. Mr. and Miss Freshman 78 Kissin' Cousins? The Ants Go Marching By! ATHLETICS THE BEARCATS FIRST ROW-left to right: Joe Tucker, Jack Wolverton, John Robinson, Bill Trickett, Terry MacDonald, Randy Skinner, Bob Rutherford, Bill Collett, Lonnie Lough, Don Gull, Junior Cross, Parker Lamb. SECOND ROW-Tim Jenkins, Ky daugherty, John Thompson, Glenn Orth, Bob Griffith, Kenny Dean, Roger LeMasters, Tom Markely, Bruce Haislip, Sam McCullough, Dick Sinsel, Ronnie Ford. THIRD ROW-Mike Miller, Dayton Mayle, Norman Kelley, Terry Bolyard, Ralph Miller, Dave Wiant, Bob Dean, Rusty Starford, Mike Mitchell, Bob Knisely, Curtis Shaver, John Rinker. FOURTH ROW-Mike Murphy, Mgr., David Bruner, Paul Curry, Jerry Pyles, John Bartlett, Mgr., Delmus Mayle, Mgr. 80 STANDING left to right: Emily McPhail, Judi Areford, Sandi Sinsel, Demitra Andrews, and Sharon McKeen. Sharon McKeen Sandra Sinsel Judi Areford 81 ■irtfl tl J. Robinson 7a B. Rutherford Q 1 39 J. Tucker D. Sinsel SENIORS 1 D. Gull 1 i r2 L. Lough 1 16E T. McDonald ll 1 It'S 4M J. Cross 1 R. LeMasters 1 IdP B. Haislip ! A 21 631k r2 4y J. Wolverton r 7 7j B. Collett ’?R1 B. Trickett 82 D. Wiant C. Shaver i60v R. Miller ii 80 R. Skinner m 38% % B. Griffith % 7ns 1 n 83 T. Jenkins P. Curry 'f ? 1 31 j 75i K. Dean | S. McCullough 4 i40r T. Markley 4 tt 18. I f 5 t P. Lamb 9 K. Daugherty a 5 Sii jt5 1 % M. Mitchell .... N. Kelley f5£ „47| J. Tompson life j. Pyles SI 7 f i4 5 Mr r 561,i l£� «6C � Ski D. Mayle T. Bolyard R. Starford D. Brunner 83 BEARCATS 84 G. H. S. 61 — BEARCATS — 62 1st ROW--Lonnie Lough, Junie Cross, David Wiant, Jack Wolverton, Parker Lamb, and Bob Stolzenfels. 2nd ROW--Manager, Mike Murphy, Norman Adlington, Kenny Ondo, Joe Tucker, Ronnie Ford, John Robinson, and Gene Westerman. 85 John Robinson Junie Cross Jack Wolvertor Norman Adlington Joe Tucker Kenny Ondo David Wiant Parker Lamb Gene Westerman Bob Stolzenfels 87 B-TEAM 1st ROW: John Clelland, Dave Bruner, Rusty Starford, Jon Poling, Harry Kerns, Paul Shaver, Charles Dryden, and Jimmy Jackson. 2nd ROW: John Lord, Gordon Knight, Ralph Shahan, Rusty Pitman, Dicky Duckworth, Homer Wyans, Tom McGahan, and Charles Hall. FRESHMAN TEAM 1st ROW: Bob Griffith, John Tompson, Harry Karnes, Clipper Rinker, Tim Jenkins, Paul Curry and Tom Markley. 2nd ROW: Bob Burton, Manager, Kenny Dean, Phil Ondo, Harold Miller, Ky Daugherty, Robert Runner, Bob Rogers, Francis Warder, Ray Miller, Manager. 88 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1961 1st ROW (seated): Patty Ware, Sue Trisler, Edith Paugh, Penny Lawson, William Loar, Jr. (crown bearer), Charlotte Moran, (QUEEN), Brenda Loar (flower girl), Peggy Exline, Sharon McKeen, Judy Ware, Nancy Shelton. 2nd ROW (standing): Ralph Shahan, Robert Rogers, Lee Fauley, Bob Brown, Norman Ad-lington, Paul Isner, Wayne Flohr, Gary Gelhausen, Dave Peters. On October 19, 1961, the Grafton High School baseball diamond was the sight of pre-Homecoming activities. Faculty and students body members attended and enjoyed a bonfire thus which was substituted for the annual parade. On the following evening, during half-time ceremonies of the Grafton-East Fairmont football game. Miss Charlotte Moran was crowned Miss Bearcat XI by Miss Rita Kay Blue, Miss Bearcat X. Miss Moran wore a white corduroy suit with black accessories. The queen's court wore wool suits of assorted colors. The senior princesses, Penny Lawson and Peggy Exline, were dressed in kelly green suits. Edith Paugh and Sharon McKeen, junior princesses, wore purple suits. Judy Ware and Sue Trisler, sophomore princesses, wore turquoise suits. Patty Ware and Nancy Shelton, freshman princesses, wore gold suits. After the game the student council sponsored a dance in honor of the queen. The queen and her court led off the first dance by the music of the Cavaliers, a local dance band. A fine record marked the end of the Homecoming Festivities of 1961. Grafton determinedly upset East Fairmont 14-13 in the most exciting game of the season. Under the coaching of Randall McKinney and Lawrence Spadafore, the dynamic eleven boomed forward to victory. Because of excellent teamwork and outstanding individual performances the Bearcats obtained state wide recognition and many worthy goals. Leading the cheers for victory, whether at the stadium or on the court, was the task of Grafton's five vivacious blue and gold clad cheerleaders. Mrs. Mildred Bord has supervised these girls in composing new cheers and during constant practice, always working to keep spirits high. With these mentioned qualities, all and all, Grafton has proved that good teamwork and sportsmanship can make a good team. Congratulations are once more in order for our capable coaches, Rand McKinney, and Speedy Spadafore. 91 92 A.T.C. ROW 1, leit to right: Mrs. Evans, Patty Knotts, Karen Knight, Nancy Linn, Betty McVicker, Dianie God win, Patti Fawcett. Betty Skaggs, Nancy Shafferman, Connie McDaniel, and Mary Grace Kennedy. ROW 2: Melody McVicker, Sylvia Willis, Connie Menear, Penny Lawson, Peggy Exline, Patty Watkins, Marcella Knotts, Thelma Kirk, Mary McVicker and Yvonne Fast. ROW 3: Cookie McDonald, Carolvn Menear. Sandra Hawkins, Connie McCartney, Kathy Milinovich, and Mary Bolyard. STUDENT COUNCIL 1st. ROW: Carolyn Menear, Linda Smith, Becky Heldreth, Bruce Haislip, Bob Brown, Judi Areford. 2nd ROW: Christina Shaw, Nancy Kirby, Judi Culp, Nancy Clark, Donna Fryer, Carol Lipscomb, Judi Louzy 3rd ROW: Russell Weaver, Bob Haught, Fred Isner. Bill Shaw, Mike Murphy, Francis Warder, Larry Ad-lington. 93 JUGS Stage Crew Norman Courtney Bruce Haislip James Austin Arnold Tacy Carl Clark Left to right: Diane DeVault, Patti Austin, Peggy Exline, Marcie Knotts, Karen Curry, Donna Newlon, Linda Dowell, Susie Rauscher. STAGE CREW Majorettes, left to right--lst ROW, Sharon Newcome, Edith Paugh, Donna Jo Wright, Patty Gerkin. 2ND --Judy Ware, Kathy Furlow, Drum Major--Karen Watkins. FIRST ROW--Marianna Wolfe, Diane Shanes. Wanda Wolfe, Jean Sinsel, Barbara Denton, Rose Ann Henry, April Poling, Dave Peters, Randy Jennings, Bob Snider, Homer Wimans, Donna Newlon, Carolyn Nose, Pam McGhee, Christine Shaw, Janice Friend, Beverly Bolyard, Suzy Hinkins. SECOND ROW--Sue Trissler, Guy Packman, Sandra Riggleman, Carolyn Reneau, Kay Shackleford, Toni Lee Shaeffer, Carolyn DeMoss, James Paige, Ralph Shahan, Jerry Ball, Ky Daugherty, Charles Marshall, Glenn Morrison, Charles Hall, Myra Thomas, Libby Paige, Janice Hel-dreth, Patty Ware, Jean Beavers, Linda Lake, Sherry Shearer. THIRD ROW--Joe Henry Director, Bob Rogers, Tom Boylen, Joe Paul Robb, Gene Burner, David Goodwin, Ed. O'Conner, Fred Isner, Danny Stout, Ken Carpenter, Bill Shaw, Charles Hovatter, Lee Fauley, Norman Adlington, Don Nicodemus, Sammy McDaniel, Randy McCartney, Jimmie Jackson, Larry Cozad, John Grey, William DeLaney, Charles Dragon, Roy Knight, Bill Gerkins, John Clelland, Larry Reed. Mr. Henry has been director of our band for seven years. During this time the qualities of the band have steadily increased and it ranks among the top bands in our state. Mr. Henry received his diploma from Morgantown High School. He graduated from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Liege, Belguim, and Chicago Musical College, where he learned the theory and background of music and specialized in the violin. He received his M.M. degree from Syracuse University at Syracuse, New York and his B.M degree from West Virginia University. At the present time he is the conductor of the Salon Orchestra at Morgantown. JOSEPH HENRY Band Director B.M., M.M. 95 Edith Pa ugh Patty Gerkin Donna Jo Wright Kathy Furlow Judy Ware Sharon Newcome Karen Watkins FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Left to right: 1st. ROW: Janet Knight, Jeannie Vandrgrift, Kay Davis, Diane DeVault, Muretta McVicker, Peggy Exline, Ann Sharp, Judy Knotts. 2nd ROW: Mary Shaver, Audrey Croston, Beverly Haller, Linda Austin, Jean Lance, Virginia Leeper, Karen Breedlove, Carolyn Sharps, Doreen Poston, Carolyn Lundy. FUTURE FARMERS ROW 3: Richard Marquess, Scottie Goodwin, Clyde Jenkins, Dave Lambert, Robert Tucker, William Getz, Harlin Wolfe, Charles Williams, Keith Hoff, Fred Foreman, Harry Carnes. ROW 2: Howard Ford, Arthur White, Bill Hayes, Dick Zorick, Alfred Morgan, Dayton Kieger, Dayton Mayle, Junior Poston, Duane Mayle, David Shingleton, Kewis Nuzum, Mr. Michael. ROW 1: William Williams, Kenneth Getz, Mike Mitchell, Kenneth Carpenter, Delmas Mayle, Wayne Flohr, John Hall, Earl Luzadder, William Davis, John Miller, Charles Exline. 97 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Left to right: 1st ROW: Judy Knotts, Virginia Leeper, Diana Kay Harter, Sandi Miller, Sandra Hawkins, Marie Sinsel. 2nd ROW: Rose Ann Henry, Linda Dowell, Donna Newlon, Connie McCartney, Mary McVicker, Sherry Kirby. 3rd ROW: Corky Flesher, June Prunty, Frances McQuaid, Patty Watkins, Nancy Linn, Jo Anne Jenkins. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: 1st ROW: John Grey, Harvey Thorpe, Jack Pitman, Curtis Shaver, Kenny Ondo, Phil Gerkins, Kenny Furlow, Bruce Haislip, Roger LeMasters. 2nd ROW: Jean Sinsel, Sharon Newcome, Marcella Knotts, Karen Currey, Dimmie Andrews, Judi Areford, Connie Menear, Sylvia Willis, Karen Trickett. 3rd ROW: Dottie McCloy, Carolyn Nose, Sandi Weaver, Connie Getz, Mary Grace Kennedy, Betty Skaggs, Nancy Shafferman, Penny Lawson, Mrs. Duckworth. 4th ROW: Charlotte Moran, Carolyn Meanear, Betty McVicker, Mary McDonald, Sandi Hawkins, Charleen Boyer, Nina Wilson, Melody McVicker, Gloria Patrick. 98 THESPIANS Left to right: Kathy Milinovich, Bob Brown, Penny Lawson, Charlene Boyer, Roger LeMasters, and Miss Barbara Towels, advisor. CHEERLEADERS Sandra Sinsel, Dimmie Andrews, Sharon McKeen, Emily McPhail. 99 Penny Lawson boys’ and Girls’ state If. (UK k£T B $ i I s. I ..4 Mr Nancy Linn j A-ZA AAV vAMfll Ifilei FUTURE BUSINESS LEADER OF 1962 Carol Sinsel Trickett was selected as the most outstanding student graduating from the Commercial Department this year. For this recognition she will receive an attractive certificate and medal on Recognition Day. She was judged for her fine qualities of scholarship, character, dependability, appearance, initiative, loyality, poise, mature judgement, and service. Carol has a pleasing personality and has many friends among the students and teachers. She was active in the Commercial Department and participated in the following school activities; Band, Majorette, Secretary of Student Council, Princess for 1959 Homecoming Court, and Junior Commercial Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Max Sinsel of Blue-ville and the wife of Howard Trickett. HOMEMAKER OF 1962 Diana DeVault won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award which is open to all senior girls. Diana is also a member of the Future Homemaker's serving as President and State Vice-President of Recreation. 101 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st ROW, L to R: Miss Ftum, Advisor, Kenny Dean, Bob Brown, John Robinson, Norman Courtney, Joe Tucker, Dave Wiant, Bill Trickett, Bruce Haislip. 2nd ROW: Edith Paugh, Slyvia Willis, Mary Grace Kennedy, Carol Trickett, Linda Smith, Nancy Linn, Patty Hovatter, Nancy Bennett, Carolyn Nose, Libby Paige. 3rd ROW: Penny Lawson, Emily McPhail, Betty McVicker, Connie McCartney, Kathy Mi linovich, Connie Getz.. Adviser—Mary Frum Faculty Committee--Lynn Faulkner, Edward A. Whitescarver, Mildred Sinsel, Hazel Cole. Members elected as juniors--Bob Brown, Bruce Haislip, Norman Courtney, Penny Lawson, Nancy Linn, John Robinson, Bill Trickett. The Grafton High Chapter of the National Honor Society was granted its charter in 1928. The basic ideas of the club is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Grafton High School. Membership is based on: (1) Scholarship; (2) Leadership; (3) Service; (4) Character. To be eligible for election to this chapter candidates shall have spent at least one semester in Grafton High School and stand in the upper quartile of their class in scholarship. The local chapter selects members once a year at the close of the first semester. Fifteen per cent of the senior class may be chosen and five per cent of the junior class. A council composed of the principal and a group he selects from the faculty compile the results of the voting from the entire faculty and announce the names of the ones who have ranked highest in all four characteristics, scholarship, leadership, service, character. There is no regular meeting of the club and members are free to participate in other clubs. For initiation the old members prepare an assembly program which is given before the entire school. The candlelight ceremony and explanations of the duties and privileges that go along with attaining this membership are part of the program. At the close of the initiation the candidates take their pledge and receive their membership cards. After the initiation the members may order pins, necklaces, or other pieces of jewelry which have the official insignia of the society. The keystone of the official insignia symbolizes high ideals and character; the flaming torch is the emblem of the light of truth and knowledge; and the letters C, S, L, and S at the base of the keystone symbolize the four basic ideals of the society. 102 With an average of 3.92, we are justly proud of this year’s valedictorian, Robert Brown. Bob deserves all the respect that can be given him; for not only has he maintained a brilliant scholastic record during his four years at Grafton High School, but he has also found time to participate in numerous extra-curricular activities. That music is Bob's main interest is evident. He is an accomplished pianist, and has been a member of the mixed chorus and the a cappella choir for four years. Not one to limit his activities, Bob turned to dramatics to become a member of Thespians, the national dramatic society, and took a leading role in the operetta given his junior year. To round out his activities, Bob served on the Student Council and became a member of the National Honor Society during his junior and senior years. Congratulations, Bob! You've truly earned the right to be called VALEDICTORIAN. The salutatorian of the class of 1962 is Bruce Haslip. Being president of the student body during his senior year, Bruce has been one of the busiest people in Grafton High School. In spite of his full schedule, Bruce has ended his four years at Grafton High School with an average of 3.69. Business has been one of Bruce's characteristics for his entire high school career. As another proof of scholastic excellence, Bruce became a member of the National Honor Society in his junior year. Also serving on the stage crew, on the Student Council, and playing football, Bruce has shown a variety of interests. For Bruce Haslip, the title of SALUTATORIAN is well deserved. 103 William Trickett through consistent scholastic achievement has earned third position in the Class of 1962. Bill, a pleasant unassuming young man, played end on the varsity football team and was elected to the Na -tional Honor Society in his junior year. He is well liked by the students and faculty. In ninth place is Kathleen Milinovich. During her high school career Kathy has been an outstanding student along with many extracurricular activ ities. Ranking fourth in the Class of 1962 is the charming and talented brunette, Linda Smith. Linda has not only diligently pursued her studies but has found time to be an active member of the mixed chorus and to take part in the dramatic productions of our school. Deserving much credit is Penny Lawson, who is tenth among the honor students. If anyone has anything to do--call on Penny--she is most willing to help. An athlete PAR EXCELLENCE, a student of outstanding ability and achievement, and holding fifth place in his class is none other than John Robinson. John, a versatile, clean cut, good looking young man, well deserves this high honor. A very live wire is Betty McVicker. In every class Betty has added a spark to all its activities. A very hard worker Betty deserves eleventh place and recognition. 104 A paradoxical young man of unusual ability is Norman Courtney. He is quiet yet, friendly; unhurried, yet accomplishes much. Norman has many talents, particularly in the field of science. Scholastically he ranks sixth in his class. Nancy Linn, a demure lass, compliments her class. Her pleasing personality has won for her many friends, who wish for her the very best. In addition to her school activities Nancy has been active in many outside activities. She concludes her school career being twelfth in her class. Carolyn Nose placed seventh among her classmates. Ability, along with long hours of careful preparation, has won her this honor. A person that deserves a lot of credit is our short stop, Becky Heldreth. In addition to caring for her husband, daughter, and home, Becky has found time to be an honor student and to be thirteenth in her class. 105 By being eighth among the high-ranking students, David Wiant has disclosed his academic ability. David has also had time for various athletic activities. Last but not least is Karen Watkins. Our popular drum major not only has excelled in one field --but in her classes as well. MIXED CHORUS Left to right: 1st ROW: Sue Shaw, Sandi Sensei, Judi Areford, Patty Lunden, Joyce Boston, Nancy Linn, Thelma Kirk, Trena Kisner, Miss Monroe. 2nd ROW: Barbara Thompson, Patti Fawcett, Linda Dowell, Mary Cox, Mary Nestor, Betty Knotts, Francis Warder, Kenny Dean, Mike Murphy, Roy Knight, John Isner, Russell Weaver, Becky Morrison, Sharon McKeen, Sharon Kirby, Melody McVicker, Connie Menear. 3rd ROW: Becky Mohler, Zelda Phillips, Phylis Austin, Judy Phillips, Katheryn Roy, Connie McDaniel, Dina Kisner, Linda Suppo, Mary Lou Williams, Patty Austin, Judy Culp, Nancy Kirby, Cassondra Bolyard, Janet Drennan, Phil Gerkin, Francis Johnson, Ky Daugherty, Chuck Dryden, David Carrico, Kathy Milinivich, Connie McCartney.Sandie Miller,Nancy Bennett, Patty Watkins, Karen Trickett, Mary McDonald, Linda Smith, Emily McPhail, Mary Wolfe. Beverly McKeen. 4th ROW: Medella Boyd, Patty Groves, Lee Anne Hardin, Shirley Green, Linda Nicola. Linda Shaffer, Karen Breedlove, Jeannine Di Scioscia, Pamela Gull, Juanita Arthur, Haine Poling, Peggie Gerkin, Mary Francis, Alice Morris, Jeannie Vandergrift, David Cox, Bob Snyder, Bob Brown, Norman Adlington, Roger LeMasters, Douglas Reed, Paul Isner, Sanda Tabor, Susan Bolliger, Annabelle Cline, Patty Hovatter, Rosemary Guthrie, Emily Johns, Linda Taylor, Mary Ellen Kirby, Anita Arthur, Pamela Brown, Mary Rebecca Heldreth, and Carol Hebb. A-CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Joyce Boston, Nancy Linn, Mary Wolfe, Patty Lunden, Sharon Kirby, Sharon McKeen, Emily McPhail, Linda Smith, Kathy Milinovich, Beverly McKeen, Becky Morrison. Thelma Kirk, and Trena Kisner. ROW TWO. David Cox, Bob Snider, Mary Cox, Linda Dowell, Patti Fawcett, Mary Nester, Betty Knotts, Babs Tompson, Sue Shaw, Sandi Sinsel, Chuck Dryden, Butch Knight, Miss Monroe. ROW THREE: Francis Warder, David Carrico, Kenneth Dean, Michel Murphy, Ky Daugherty, Doug Reed, Skeeter Adlington, Bob Brown, Roger LeMasters, Paul Isner, and Dicky Matsey. Choir Director Mary Virginia Monroe began her college career at West Virginia University where, in 1954, she graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Music with a major in applied music. The next fall Miss Monroe returned to the university campus to begin earning the degree of Master of Music which she received in 1955, After graduation Miss Monroe moved to Miami, Florida, where she taught piano for one year at the Miami Conservatory. Desiring to be closer to her home. Miss Monroe next taught at Stuart Hall, a private girls' school near Staunton, Virginia. She remained there as an instructor in piano for three years. In the fall of 1959 she joined the faculty of Grafton High School as teacher of vocal music and director of the a cap-pella choir. 107 CHOIR COUNCIL Left to right--Mary Wolfe, Kenny Dean, Betty Knotts, Roger LeMasters, Norman Ad-lington, and Mike Murphy. ALL STATE CHORUS Norman Adlington, Emily McPhail, and Mike Murphy. 108 109 KRESS FJ BOX CO DIVOF ST REGIS PAPER CO PIKE GRAFTON-21 0 Student Portraits in This Book Were Made by A LOUR AND SON Grafton, W. Va. Kodaks and Supplies Kodak Finishing BPOE GRAFTON LODGE 308 GRAFTON, W-VA. Nationally Advertised Congratulations to Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Graduating Class of '62 STYLE - QUALITY PRICE As Advertised in Leading Magazines TAtHTERS HEFUMIS GMFF6H JEWELRY C6. 68 W. 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Main Street Phone 9676 JENKINS CLEANERS Beech and Walnut Phone 787 When the Time Comes . . . Let Us Help Furnish Your Home J. LEE EVANS FURNITURE COMPANY For cleaner clothes go to Jenkins Grafton, W. Va. Complete Home Furnishers Since 1898 107 STEINBECK'S ESSO SERVICENTER McCRORY'S 5 10 Complete Esso Service All Your Wearing And Household Needs Junction U. S. 50 and 119 Grafton, W. Va. Phone 1043 Main St. , Grafton, W. Va. FREY'S SERVICE STATION BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLY CO. , INC. 27 E. Main St. Phone 1184 Grafton, W.Va. Country Club Road Phone 280-803 Grafton, W. Va. ZINN MUSIC SUPPLY DANNY'S SHELL SERVICE U. S. 119 U. S. 50 W. Main St. Phone 1267 Grafton, W.Va. Grafton, W. Va. Phone 969 1 CONTIC'S PASTRY SHOP DENTON MOTOR CO. Main Street Grafton, W.Va. U. S. Route 50 Grafton, W.Va. Phone 255 WOLFE TIRE SHOP NEWLON'S FLORIST 124 E. Main St. Phone 846 Grafton, W. Va. 221 Maple Avenue Phone 244 Grafton, W. Va. GERARD AMUSEMENT CO. FORT PITT STORES, INC. Phone 1624 118 Latrobe Street Grafton, W. Va. 45 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. TOWN CLEANERS LAUNDRY Phone 76 BENNETT'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Grafton, W. Va. 201 Beech Street Grafton, W.Va. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE AUDRA'S SNACK BAR 22 West Main Street Grafton, W.Va. Blueville Addn. Grafton, W.Va. WELFARE FINANCE CO. 42 West Main St. Grafton, W.Va. GRAFTON JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Young Men of Action mSTEKS Sinclair Shoe Repair Bolyard's Electric Co. Busy Bee Starford Gulf Weaver Bros. Boyler Bros. McCartney's Body Shop Woodward Motor Co. Dr. R. F. Gerkins A Friend Editor Paul Isner Advertisements Beverly McKeen, Linda Smith 118 RE-ECHO STAFF ROW 1 SEATED: Becky Heldreth, Edith Paugh, Sharon McKeen, Myra Thomas. Linda Smith. ROW 2: Beverly McKeen, Kenneth Dean, John Mick, Bob Brown, Paul Isner, Bruce Haislip, Penny Lawson. Absent when taken, Charleen Boyer. 119 AUTOGRAPHS