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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

What sculpture is to a block of marble, education is to the soul --Addison is RE-ECHO 63 Education is a controlling grace to the young, consolation to the old, wealth to the poor, and ornament to the rich. Diogenes 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 lo e. Here's a toast to thee. 2 FAVORITE IN RETIREMENT Miss Mary Alice Frum is not one to talk about herself, boast, complain, or ask for anything. She was born in Morgantown, W. Va. on January 1, 1898. Her parents are William S. and Stella M. Frum. She has six brothers and one sister. Only two are living, a brother in Morgantown and one in Columbus, Ohio. She was educated m Monongalia county schools, attending Morgantown High School. She received her A.B. and M.A. degrees from West Virginia University. She has taught school for forty-one years in Richwood, Masontown, Wyden, Parsons, and Grafton, W. Va. The subjects she has taught include English, Latin, French, Spanish, history, journalism, and Basketball. It's amazing how many former students keep in contact with her. She derives great satisfaction in hearing from them and about their successes in life. She is never too busy to lend a helping hand. In other schools she has sponsored various classes, organizations, and yearbooks. She has sponsored the National Honor Society for the six years she has taught at Grafton High School. She served as President of C.T.A. (Classroom Teachers Association) of Taylor County, 1959, 1960, 1961 and secretary of A.D.K. (Alpha Delta Kappa) National Honor Society for teachers, 1961, 1962. She has taught French and Latin in G.H.S. and seems to enjoy young people. This year, 1963, ends her successful teaching career. She wants to travel and is said to have a desire to own a yarn shop. We wish her success in retirement. 3 Editor -- Edith Paugh Asst. -- Sharon McKeen 4 Art -- Libby Paige Asst. -- Emily McPhail Adv. Mgrs. -- Judy Ware, Kathy Furlow RE-ECHO STAFF FIRST ROW (left to right) Kathy Furlow, Sandra Sinsel, Edith Paugh, Sharon McKeen, Betty Knotts, Judy Ware, Sylvia Willis. SECOND ROW Sharon Kirby, Myra Sue Thomas, Emily McPhail, Libby Paige, Francis McQuaid, Mr. Donald Williams, Faculty Advisor. THIRD ROW Kenny Dean, Mike Murphy, John Mick, Francis Warder. 5 The 1963 RE-ECHO staff is proud to dedicate this year’s RE-ECHO to Hazel E. Cole, our biology teacher. Miss Cole was born and raised on Pleasant Creek, which is a farm community. She is the daughter of Everett and the late Ida H. Cole: she has two sisters and two brothers --three of whom have also taught school in West Virginia. She learned to love the woodlands, farms, and fields in her rural surroundings. She graduated from Grafton High School and Fairmont State College where she majored in Home Economics and Biological Sciences. Miss Cole stayed home on the farm to act as mother and counselor to her brothers and sisters and see them all safely through college before she completed her own education. She served her country well in wartime by chaperoning older 4-H girls who harvested fruit in the Great Lakes vineyards and orchards, releasing men for military service. She also served as a supervisor in a convalescent home for crippled children on Long Island, Garden City, New York. During these war years Miss Cole taught school first in Simpson then in Grafton High School. Miss Cole has also served as dietician at Minnehaha Camp for Boys, Pocahontas County, and at Cedar Lakes Camp at Ripley, Jackson County during their summer programs. Hazel Cole has been a good friend and counselor to many G.H.S. students in her role as advisor to several clubs. At present she is co-advisor of the Grafton Chapter Future Homemakers of America. She has taught a senior high chruch school class; Miss Cole is one of the hard working crew at the refreshment stand at home football games. She belongs to the Grafton Methodist Parish Church, Northcentral Home Economics Group having 6 ca served as secretary-treasurer; she is a member of the National Educational Association, West Virginia Education Association, and The Classroom Teachers Association of which she is now secretary. Her cheery smile and good natured kidding endear to faculty and students alike, although the latter agree that she is a demanding teacher and respect her for it! 7 In this Centennial year it is only proper for us to dedicate our yearbook to such a fine daughter of these West Virginia Hills -- Hazel E. Cole! Her hobbies are varied: Photographing native West Virginia Hills' foliage and wildflowers; sewing for her charming nieces; and nature hiking with her pal and nephew, Jeff. 8 ADMINISTRATION Paul C. Bartlett is our Superintendent of Taylor County Schools. He has held this position for six years. He also participates in many local activities. being affiliated with the Methodist Church, Lions Club and the Masonic Lodge. Ronald L. Knotts is Assistant Superintendent of Taylor County Schools. He has held this position since March. 1949. Before this position he had taught since 1929. He is a member and a lay leader of Grafton Parrish Methodist Church. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right -- John Jenkins, James Kerns, Mildred Keefer, Chester Blue, Kenneth Godwin, Paul Bartlett. 10 Lynn T. Faulkner has a B.S.E.E. and a M.A. degree from W.V.U. He has been principal for four years and now teaches physics. During the summer he travels a lot and during school talks about his travels constantly. He enjoys amateur radio, can't eat a meal without potatoes, is crazy about red heads, and delights the students with his dancing. He has taught at G.H.S. for 31 years. Edward Whitescarver has an A.B. and M.A. degree. This is Mr. Whitescarver's fourth year as assistant principal. He has a wonderful personality and is liked by all students. There are not enough hours in the day though he never turns down an inquiring student. He enjoys athletic activities and favors baseball. 11 Nellie Bolyard attended F.S.C. for her A.B. degree and Columbia University for her M.A. As an active F.H.A. sponsor and housewife, she expresses her talents. Thomas A. Bolyard has an A.B. degree from Broaddus College and an M.A. degree from W.V.U., and teaches math and drivers education. He enjoys athletics and is the husband of the G.H.S. little homemaker. Mildred Bord --Adding to her M.S. P.E. degree from W.V.U. and B.A. degree from Fairmont State College, Mildred Louise Bord presently studies gemoiogy. She is a teacher of health, phys.ed., and Bible. Often heard saying, I'm not getting paid for babysitting,” but constantly ta Iks of her three children. Charles R. Cather, our teacher of Industrial arts, mechanical drawing and household mechanics, received an A.B. degree from Salem College, M.A. from W.V.U. and a B.S. from W.V.I.T. He is noted as the perfect gentleman and finds relaxation in amateur radio. Hazel E. Cole --With camera in hand, she hikes in W. Va. with projector in class room. Hazel E.Cole teaches Biology. She received an A.B. degree from Fairmont State College Wilma Evans' favorite pastime is music. She teaches civics and Economic Geography. She has an A.B. and a M.A. degree. Mary Frum received an A ,B. and M.A. degree from W.V.U. While trying to impress courtesy in her students, she teaches Latin and French. She is the advisor of the National Honor Society. 12 Mildred Ann Haddox has an A.B. degree from W.V.U. She teaches speech and junior English. This year's added attraction is a brace. She enjoys music and reading. Sherman Hooke Haselden has a B.S. degree from W.V.U. and a M.A. degree from W.V.B.C. He, teaches typing, bookkeeping, and office practice. He enjoys hunting, fishing and camping. Joseph Henry has a B.A. and M.A. degree. He is our band instructor and is often heard saying, Don't loose that music. His favorite pastime is music, of course. Francis A. Julian has a B.S. degree. He teaches welding and is liked by all his boys. Charles Kelley has a B.S. and A.B. degree and has taught at G. H.S. for twelve years He is well known for his attractive smile. He teaches machine shop and enjoys outdoor sports. Randall McKinney has a M.A. and A.B. degree. Always telling of his experiences as he teaches Economics and Sociology. He is our football and basketball coach and received an honor this fall of field dedication -- McKinney Field. Dayton Michael is the F.F.A. advisor and teacher of Vo-Ag. He is often heard saying, Good Morning, in his low run around the halls. 13 Hortense E. Mumford has an M.A. and A.B. degree. She teaches English and Civics. She enjoys reading and traveling. She is a Freshman sponsor. Carrie Packman has an A.B. degree. She teaches Sophomore and Senior English. The Senior class enjoys her pastime of planning Senior trips, She enjoys outside sports. Torlock Rasmussen has a B.S. degree from Columbia University and an M.A. degree from West Virginia Wesleyan. He came to us after retiring from being principal of G.J.H.S. He teaches chemistry and reading. Patricia Rice has a B.M. degree from W.V.U. She is our vivacious choir and vocal teacher. She enjoys talking about her daughter. She is a new teacher at G.H.S. with a new type of personality. Elma Robinson has an A.B. degree. She enjoys decorating and appreciates neatness. English III is her speciality after ten years of teaching at G.H.S. Martha Rose Roy has a B.S. and M.A. degree from A.B. college and W.V.U. She is found milling around the commercial department. She likes all foods and enjoys sewing and watching T.V. She is a Sophomore sponsor. Hazel Shaver has an A.B. degree. She is found in our art department. She teaches but also does most art work for programs and displays. She is a Freshman sponsor. Mildred Elizabeth Sinsel has an A.B. degree from Fairmont State College and an M.A. degree from W.V.U. She teaches American and World History. She enjoys reading and is always willing to lend a hand. She is a Junior class sponsor. 14 Lawrence Spadafore has an A .B. and M.A . degree. He teaches civics and is the assistant coach of our football and basketball teams. He enjoys football and being with his family. Mr. Spadafore has taught at G.H.S. for 14 years. Barbara Towles received an A.M. degree in education from W.V.U. and is now working on her Masters. She teaches American History, civics, and English I. She is often heard saying Dear Gussie. Miss Towles is also the very capable directress of the Thespians. She enjoys eating, swimming and dancing and has taught at G.H.S. for 3 years. A. V. Yoho has an M.A. and A.M. degree. He teaches algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry and trigonometry. He is often heard saying Now Look. Mr. Yoho is quite famous for his Friday tests. He likes all kinds of food and working in his garden. Russel R. Walls has a B.S. and an M.A. degree from W.V.U. He is known as the little man in the library and is often seen running loafers out of the library and giving detention hall to students for talking. He enjoys chaperoning on band trips and also likes photography and music. Mr. Walls has taught at G.H.S. for 6 years. Donald A. Williams received his A.B. degree from Fairmont State. He was the shocked sponsor of the 1962 award winning ReEcho Staff and is trying for 1963. In the meantime he teaches Science and Physical Education. He's often seen with swollen feet, Due to the chocolate that he can't eat.” Eleanor Duckworth is known as the joker of G.H.S. and is head of the hubbub in the office. She is a very friendly person and well liked by the students and faculty. She enjoys painting and eating spaghetti. Shirley Jeannette Turner -- One of the new faces around G.H.S. Mrs Turner is an assistant to the confusion in the office. She is a graduate of G.H.S. and was a majorette and thespian. She is often heard saying How about that. She likes fried chicken, reading, and dancing. 1 to r Lena Grub, Blanche Stutler, Mrs. Summers. Left to right -- Charles Duckworth, Jack Beavers, Bill Whitescarver, George Snyder, Bill Turoczy, Gorden Dillon, Kenny Rosier, Ronald Knotts, Arthur Wilson, Bill Hersey. Mr. Alfred Ford 16 SENIORS SEN DIMETRA ESTELLE ANDREWS JAMES DOUGLAS AUSTIN Dim Beve PHYLLIS ANN AUSTIN ”S parker SUSAN LUCILLE BOLLIGER ” Susie” MARY AGNES BOLYARD CARL F, CLARK Bugs” Paul Revere 18 IOR ANNA BELLE J. CLINE EVELYN ANN COMEDY Red LUCILLE MARLENE COOPER Pooch” MYOMA JANE COX Janie ANN CRAFT JAMES MAYNARD CRIM Pony Tail Slim 19 SANDRA KAY DAVIS Sandy KENNETH FAY DEAN Kenny ROBERT TURNER DEAN Bob CAROLYN LaRAE DeMOSS 20 LINDA CAROLE DOWELL JANET KAY D REN NAN Jan MARGARET KATHLEEN MARSHALENE YVONNE FAST FACEMIRE Evon Kathy” WILBUR LEE FAULEY Wilbs PATRICIA KAY FAWCETT Drip 21 SEN RAYMOND DARRELL FESLER Fes” DORIS ROBERTA FLESHER Corky RICHARD WAYNE FLOHR Butch KARON SUE FORMAN EDITH ALLENE FORTNEY Edie DORIS GWENDOLYN FRANK Doe 22 MARGARET FRANCES GERKIN PATRICIA LOUISE GERKIN Peg” Patty JOHN CAMERON GRAY WILLIAM MARC GREEN Gravey Green-e ROBERT LEE GRIFFITH Griff PATRICIA ANN GROVES Patty 23 DINA KAY HARTER CAROL SUE IIEBB Susie 24 WILLIAM R. JEFFRIES RANDALL CARL JENNINGS Wild red” Randy 25 SEN THELMA LUCILLE KIRK Kirky DINA MAE KISNER Dinny MARCELLA ANN KNOTTS WILLIAM PARKER LAMB Belle JAMES ROBERT LAMBERT Jim Bob JAMES FREDERICK LANE Snag 26 GLORIA JEAN LANTZ G id get MARGARET NAOMI LOGAN Me get” NANCY LEE LOUD IN PATRICIA LUNDEN Pat MARGARET ANN MCDONALD Maggie 27 SHARON JEAN McKEEN EMILY LYNN McPHAIL Shay Em MARY FRANCES McVICKER MELODY SUE McVICKER Mel MURETTA LUE McVICKER RICHARD KENNETH MARQUESS Lue Fireball Marquess 28 FRANKLIN RICHARD MAYLE VIRGINIA ANZY MAYS Frank Ginger CONNIE CLAIRE MENEAR JOHN ROBERT MICK Johnny” RALPH LEE MILLER JR. JL'DY ALICE MITCHELL 29 WILLIAM FREDRICK MOORE Wilbur WILLIAM JAMES MOUSER Cherry top; red bone LINDA LOU MURRAY Murdock MICHAEL STEPHEN MURPHY Murph 30 IOR SHARON LEE NEWCOME Sherry” DONNA JANE NEWLON Don LEWIS ARNOLD NUZUM GLENN EDWARD ORTH Butch Butch LIBBY JEAN PAIGE EDITH CAROL PAUGH Jean Edie 31 LINDA SUE POWELL Sue BARBARA SUZANNE ” Susie” RAUSCHER JAMES Mac ARTHUR REED Jim” 32 DOUGLAS A. REED Doug” Zelda Phillips Riggle Danny Lewis Roach Kenneth Lee Rogers Kenneth Eugene Royce Nancy Diane Shafferman Doris Dianne Sharp 33 EVELYN ANN SHARP GARY WILLIAM SHAW WILLIAM FRANK SHAW EDITH MARIE SINSEL ELIZABETH JEAN SINSEL BETTY LEE SKAGGS 34 JUDITH AREFORD SMITH DIANE MARIE SNEATHEN ARNOLD E. TACY ROBERT JAMES STOLZENFE MYRA SUE THOMAS DAVID ALLEN THORN 35 JAMES WILLIAM WARE RICHARD GENE WESTERMAN SYLVIA LUE WILLIS MARY ELIZABETH WOLFE UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Donald Carpenter Ronnie Childers Fred Forman Joe Grant Stephen Haller James Lake Patricia Mayle Ronnie Morgan Lynn Rosier Kathryn Roy Charles Saffle Robert Schmuck Frank Toth Richard Wilson 36 Class Officers L to R: Senior Class Officers Emily McPhail -- Vice President Edith Paugh -- Treasurer Judith Smith -- Secretary Mike S. Murphy -- President SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1959 we entered Grafton High School frightened and confused, but after our initiation we became used to the routine and overcome our fears. We didn't elect any class officers that year. For homecoming princesses we elected Nancy Shafferman and Dimmie Andrews. Little was heard from us as sophomores, as we were looking forward to being upperclassmen. Our officers were: President -- Kenny Dean; Vice-President -- Emily McPhail; Secretary -- Judy Smith; Treasurer -- Edith Paugh. Our homecoming princesses this year were Judy Smith and Emily McPhail. In our junior year we elected these officers: President -- Kenny Dean; Vice-President -- Bill-Shaw; Secretary -- Judy Smith; Treasurer -- Wayne Flohr. Sharon McKeen and Edith Paugh were selected as our homecoming princesses that fall. We had a lot of fun decorating and preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. We enjoyed it very much and hope the seniors did also. We also had an excellent football team that year and were very proud of our players. After three years of waiting, hoping, and dreaming we finally made it. SENIORS AT LAST! This being our most important year we elected the following officers: President -- Mike Murphy; Vice-President -- Emily McPhail; Secretary -- Judy Smith; and Treasurer — Edith Paugh. Sharon Newcome and Betty Skaggs represented our class this year as homecoming princesses. We will always have memories, both happy and sad, of the years we spent in Grafton High; but most of all these memories of friends who have shared these years with us. No matter where we go or what we do, the memory of our Alma Mater will always be warm in our hearts. 37 CLASS Dimmie Andrews bequeaths the cheerleading job to some lucky girl. James Austin leaves in a hurry. He’s afraid they won’t let him go. Phyllis Austin takes her chewing gum with her and at last the teachers have peace. Robert Barlow leaves to become an educated idiot. Linda Bartlett left but came back to don cap and gown with die class of ’63. Susan Bolliger leaves all those nasty books to someone who likes to study. Mary Bolyard wills the commercial classes to another genius. Donald Carpenter wills his ability to sleep in economics to anyone who needs the rest. Ronnie Childers leaves all the ill will he may have incurred from the faculty to Bobby Rogers. Carl Clark bequeaths his stage-hand job to the next harried member of the crew. Annabelle Cline leaves her long red hair to Judy Teagarden. Evelyn Comedy leaves her energy to anyone else who has Wheaties for breakfast. Lucille C9oper wills the Juniors a good time in their senior year. Myoma Cox leaves to become a millionaire. Ann Craft leaves her much worn powder puff and vanity case to Pam Gall. Karen Currey wills her tenderest sympathies to the Freshman Class for the worst is yet to come. Sandra Davis leaves her seat in Speech class to Susie Coole. Kenny Dean wills his position as Student Body President to anyone who can handle it. Bob Dean wills his football uniform to Stanley Walls. Carolyn DeMoss wills her pleasing personality to Diane Poling. Linda Dowell wills her golden locks to the three bears. Janet Drennan leaves her industriousness to Sue Trisler. Kathy Facemire wills her high grades in Chemistry and Physics to anyone who needs them. Yvonne Fast and Doris Frank leave their quiet dispositions to Norma Jo McDaniel and Linda Suppa. Lee Fauley, Bill Shaw, and Ky Daughtery say good-by to their brass horns as they leave the band. Patty Fawcett wills good luck to next year’s seniors. They’ll need it!!! Doris Flesher leaves her last minute rush for the morning bus to Donna Jo McDonald. Wayne Flohr leaves in a daze. He was taken by surprise when they told him he graduated. Fred Forman and Ronnie Morgan leave and are vety glad they don't have to come back. Karen Forman and Marcella Knotts leave their office work for next year’s office assistants. Edith Fortney doesn't have time to leave anything because she has to catch an early bus. Margaret Gerkin leaves remembering those drills in Speech class. Patty Gerkin wills her drum majorette position to next year’s lucky person. Joe Grant leaves with the satisfaction that he can sleep in from now on. John Gray gives the teachers of G. H. S. peace by leaving. Bob Griffith wills his masculine build and good looks to some fortunate underclassman. Patty Groves leaves her knowledge of Senior English to Marianna Wolfe. Patty Guthrie wills her troubles to anyone who thinks they can handle them. Charles Hall leaves to further his career as a radio announcer. Stephen Haller and Richard Marquess will their ability to loaf to anyone lazy enough to use it. Dina Kay Harter and Sam McCullough aren’t leaving anything. They’ve got each other and that's all they value. Carol Hebb wills her pretty, long tresses to Judy Culp. John Hoff leaves to see how the other half lives. Bob Hyson leaves to go to the moon. He's certain he'll get there; what he's worried about is getting back. Fred Isner wills his alertness (?) in class to Tom Markley. Barbara Jackson leaves 3rd period economics to some of next year’s seniors. Randy Jennings wills his ability to put thoughts into actions to Larry Adlington. Francis Johnson wills his place in the Mixed Chorus to Stevie DeBarr. Sharon Kirby leaves her sister Nancy to carry on the Kirby name. Thelma Kirk wills Macbeth” to the class of ’64. Dina Kisner leaves her footsteps in the halls of G. H. S. for someone else to follow. Parker Lamb leaves his position of Ouarterback of the football team to Bob Star ford and Lawrence Spadafore. James Lambert leaves shop to someone who doesn't mind missing assemblies. James Fred Lane leaves after one year in the halls of G. H. S. Jean Lantz grabbed her diploma and left early, she has a long way to go to get home. Margaret Logan leaves her shorthand book to Miss Roy --if she’ll accept it. 38 WILL Nancy Loudin wills her Observer reports in economics to some lucky junior. Patty Lunden wills her acting ability to Judy Ware and Betty Knotts. Franklin Mayle wills his quiet manner to John Frank Bartlett. Patty Mayle wills her meekness to Brenda Sandsbury. Virginia Mays wills her enthusiam in cheering at games to all of Grafton's future fans. Margaret McDonald leaves to join the one who presented her with that third finger left hand sparkler. Sharon McKeen leaves her title of Miss Bearcat to some lucky girl of the class of '64 who can walk down the 50'yard line without trembling. Emily McPhail leaves her grades to a deserving underclassman. Mary McVicker leaves her hair on the floor for the janitors to sweep up. Melody McVicker leaves dancing at noon hour to Sharon Price. Hope her toes can stand it! Muretta McVicker gives home economics to next year’s freshmen. Connie Menear wills her short stature to Beverly Miller. John Mick and Edith Paugh amble away together -- quite content. Ralph Miller wills his stature to Jay Louzy. Ruth Mitchell leaves to finish filling her hope chest, she hopes. Tom Mitchell leaves to go home and sleep for a year. Bill Mouser wills his red hair and freckles to Johnny Bartlett. Bill Moore folds up his tent and silently slips away into the night. Mike Murphy wills his office as President of the Senior Class to some deserving junior boy. Linda Murray leaves immediately. She says four years is long enough for anyone. Sharon Newcome leaves her seat on the Parkview bus to anyone who likes a bumpy ride. Donna Newlon leaves her seat in Solid Geometry to some Jr. boy. That's no place for a girl. Lewis Nuzum and Jim Crim leave without glancing back. Butch Orth bequeaths the football team to next year’s squad. Libby Paige leaves with her paint brushes. Judy Phillips bids a fond farewell to anyone who likes sad good-bys. Zelda Phillips leaves to join the ranks of the housewives. George Poling wills his politeness to Norman Kelley. Linda Powell leaves -- but not as quietly as she came. Suzanne Rauscher leaves to follow in the footsteps of her mother and become a nurse. Doug Reed leaves knowing he'll miss G. H. S. James Reed leaves in a daze, trying to remember all that G. H. S. teadhers have taught him. Danny Roach leaves his intelligent look to anyone who likes to look intelligent. Kathervn Roy leaves gratefully but with many memories. Kenny Royce leaves to become another Einstein. Charles Saffle leaves (A-MEN, he says). Robert Schmuck leaves still trying to get everyone to pronounce his name correctly. Nancy Shafferman wills her vivaciousness to her sister, Ann. Ann Sharp and Doris Sharp leaves their muddy walks to the bus to Clara Pye. Gary Shaw leaves -- isn’t that enough. Marie Sinsel bequeaths her modesty and superfluous knowledge to Loretta Skaggs. Jeanne Sinsel bequeaths everything so she can attend one more football game. Betty Skaggs wills her coal-black hair to Kathy Fur low. Judy Smith leaves to become a full-time housewife by the name of Mrs. Dave Smith. Diane Sneathen leaves her good behavior in all her classes to Diane Shanes. Bob Stolzenfels leaves his ability not to bother girls to Gary DeBarr who can't leave them alone. Arnold Tacy wills nothing because he takes everything with him. Myra Thomas leaves remembering that trip to Seattle with the All State Band and wishing best of luck to next year's All State representative. David Thorn leaves and is glad of it. Frank Toth wills his habitual sickness'' at hunting season to anyone who catches it. It might be called trigger-finger sickness! James Ware wills his ability to understand Solid Geometry to Mikey Foley. Richard Westerman wills his height to Mike Jones. Sylvia Willis leaves her ability to get her homework all by herself (hmmm?) to her brother Bobby. Edgar Wilson and Richard Wilson leave their back seats in alphabetically arranged classrooms to Nancy Weaver and Susie Woodyard. Mary Wolfe’s flying fingers go to Donna Jo Wright. Practice at least once a day, Donna Jo!!! 39 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sylvia Willis James Ware h MOST FRIENDLY Judy Smith Lee Fauley CLASS COMEDIANS Mike Murphy Dina K. Harter MOST VERSATILE Emily McPhail Kenneth Dean best sports Carolyn DeMoss Robert Stozenfels 40 42 43 WHO’S WHO In the Senior Class STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Kenny Dean STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Lee Fauley Emily McPhail Sharon Newcome Myra Sue Thomas CLASS OFFICERS Mike Murphy -- President Emily McPhail -- Vice-President Judy Smith -- Secretary Edith Paugh -- Treasurer BOYS' STATE Kenny Dean GIRLS' STATE Emily McPhail MISS BEARCAT XII Sharon McKeen PRINCESSES Sharon Newcome Betty Skaggs ESCORTS Lee Fauley Mike Murphy THESPIANS Dimmie Andrews Kenny Dean Linda Dowell Patty Lunden Mike Murphy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kenny Dean Kathy Facemire Donna Newlon Emily McPhail Libby Paige Edith Paugh Sylvia Willis Mary Bolyard Karen Currey Karen Foreman Sharon Kirby Ann Craft Franklin Mayle Sharon McKeen Connie Menear Danny Roach Marie Sinsel Betty Skaggs Myra Thomas FOOTBALL Parker Lamb Ky Daugherty Glenn Orth Bob Griffith Kenny Dean Sam McCullough Ralph Miller Bob Dean Bob Stolzenfels Wayne Flohr BASKETBALL Gene Westerman Parker Lamb Ky Daugherty Mike Murphy Bob Stolzenfels RE-ECHO Sharon McKeen Sharon Kirby Edith Paugh John Mick Myra Thomas Libby Paige Sylvia Willis Mike Murphy Kenny Dean Emily McPhail 44 saoiNiir Linda Anderson Juanita Arthur 46 Wilma Boyles Faye Brown Pam Brown Paul Curry Douglas Dalton William Davis 47 Duane Dawson Bonnie DeBarr Tom DeBarr Gary Dillon Sharon DeLaney Lois Efau Sharon Dennison Carrie Flohr James Fry Erma Funk 48 Betty Knotts Junior Knotts Bernard Jones Norman Kelly Elaine Kennedy Richard Knight Roy Knight Tim Jenkins Emily Johns Judy Lee Duane Mayle Dot tie McDaniel Sammy McDaniel 51 Joseph Munson Betty Murray Margaret Newlon Guy Linda Packman David Norris Charlene Peters Phillip Ondo April Poling 53 Diane Poling Elaine Poling Sandra Riggleman John Rinker Frances Rager Larry Reed Joe Paul Robb Sandra Robinson 54 Robert Runner Roberta Runner 55 Sandra Sinsel Donna Skaggs Loretta Skaggs Randy Skinner Mary Smith 56 Nancy Sterling Barbara Stevens Daniel Stout Charles Thompson Harvey Thorp Wendel Turner Jean Vandergrift John Sturm Ralph Thomas John Thompson John Eddie Whitescarver Richard Whitescarver Le Roy Williams 58 Medella Boyd Delores Bradley Ronald Bragg Robert Burton Garry DeBarr Thomas Foley Clyde Jenkins Cora Jett Linda Kisamore Earl Luzadder Thomas Markeley Quentin Mayle Fronia Newman Geneva Newman James Poling Junior Posten Betty Ringler Brenda Sandsbury George Sheets Richard Spring Kayrell Stevens Gary Tucker Charles Williams Harlen Wolfe 59 Class Officers L to R: Sam McDaniel -- Vice President Kathy Fur low -- Treasurer Judy Ware -- Secretary Micky Foley -- President JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September of '60, we crossed the threshold of entering into four years of high school life. At first, we didn't know what was expected of us -- but we soon learned. We proudly elected our first class officers as: Phil Ondo, President; Butch Paige, Vice-President; Maryellen Nicholson,Secretary; and Becky Morrison, Treasurer. As we began our sophomore year, we felt confident that we were now part of G.H.S. Our second year we elected John Rinker, President; Sammy McDaniel, Vice-President; and Wendel Turner, Secretary-Treasurer. Time flies, and now we are upper classmen. This year we elected Mickey Foley, President; Sammy McDaniel, Vice-President; Judy Ware, Secretary, and Kathy Furlow, Treasurer. During our first two years, we were very successful in the class tournaments. As freshmen, we won for the best decorated section and best dressed cheerleaders. As sophomores, we tied for the best cheering section. Our girls’ basketball was in the finals both years; last year losing to the seniors by only four points. Our boys' basketball team has done well also. We were represented as Freshmen in the Homecoming Court by Sandi Sinsel and Donna Skaggs. As sophomores we were represented by Judy Ware and Sue Trisler. As juniors, we were represented by Donna Jo Wright and Kathy Furlow. The class of '64 is proud of the things that have been accomplished thus far, and is looking forward to being seniors next year. 60 SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Larry Adlington, Anita Arthur, Jerry Ball, Raymond Ball, John Bartlett, Victor Bartlett. ROW 2: Jeannie Beavers, Edward Beckman, Beverly Bolyard, Cassandra’Bolyard, Sandra Bolyard, Tom Boylen. ROW 3: Karen Breedlove, David Bruner, Leon Bullough, Sandra Burton, Gloria Campbell, David Carrico, ROW 4: Robert Carroll, John Clelland, Robert Coffman, Norman Collier, Joyce Compton, Susan Coole. ROW 5: Ronald Cooper, Larry Cozad, Cecil Crim, Blaine Cropp, Audrey Crosten, Judy Culp. 62 ROW 1: Andrew Curry, Clarabelle Dalton, Michael Day, Barbara Denton, Robert Devers, Thomas Digman. ROW 2: Larry Dillon, Jean DiScioscia, Charles Dryden, Charlotte Duckworth, Richard Duckworth, Barry Edwards. ROW 3: Charles Exline, Linda Flohr, Gary Forman, Barbara Fowler, Gary Fox, Janice Friend. ROW 4: James Furar, Kenneth Gall, Pam Gull, Barbara Garret, William Gerkin, William Getz. ROW 5: Linda Glover, David Goodwin, Joseph Goodwin, Linda Gordon, Jon Grant, Amy Green. 63 ROW 1: Nancy Grey, William Grimm, William Grow, Charles Hall, Madeline Hamilton, Leanne Hardin. ROW 2: Robert Haught, Charles Hayes, Sharon Hayes, Janice Heldreth. Russell Henderson, Rose Ann Henry. ROW 3: Susan Hinkins, Patricia Hose, Mary Hudkins, Nancy Hulldcrman, John Isner, James Jackson. ROW 4: Howard Jacobs, Robert Jenkins, Linda Keller, Mary Kerby, Terry Kerns, Jeannette Kirby. ROW 5: William Kiger, Beverly Kincaid, Diana Kines, Mary Ann Kinney, Nancy Kirby, Mary Knight. 64 ROW l: Gary Knotts, Sandy Knotts, Sandra Lafferty, Linda Lake, David Lambert, Melvan Lantz. ROW 2: Carolyn Larcw, Carol Lipscomb, John Lord, Carolyn Lundy, David Malone, Loretta Marquess. ROW 3: Charles Marshall, Jackie Mason, Judy Mayle, Sandra Mayle, William B. Mayle, Randy McCartney. ROW 4: William McCartney, Glenn McCartney, Sarah McCoy, Norma McDaniel, Carolyn McDonald, Tommy McGahan. ROW 5: Linda McGee, Pam McGee, Dennis Mick, John Miller, Clara Mitchell, Gary Moats. 65 ROW 1: Sandra Moore, Roger Morgan, Alice Morris, Glenn Morrison, Linda Nicola, Edward O’Conner. ROW 2: James Paige, Marjorie Parker, Wanda Parsons, Linda Patrick, Dave Peters, Ronnie Peters. ROW 3: Terry Phillips, Russell Pitman, Adonis Poling, Jon Poling, Viola Poling, Dorene Posten. ROW 4: Robert Posten, Nancy Proudfoot, Kenneth Queen, Ronald Reese, Caroline Reneau, Margaret Reneman. ROW 5: Nellie Riffle, David Riggleman, Elizabeth Rigsby, Robert Robinson, Brenda Rogers, Robert R. Rogers. 66 ROW 1: Bob L. Rogers, Alice Saucer, Rebecca Sayres, David Sevier, Kay Shackelford, Linda Shaffer. ROW 2: Toni Shaffer, Ralph Shahan, Martha Shanabarger, Carolyn Sharp, Linda Sharps, Mary Shaver. ROW 3: Christine Shaw, Geoffrey Shaw, Nancy Shelton, William Shumaker, James Smallwood, Mary Jane Smith. ROW 4: Frank Spring, William Starford, Jeffrey Stewart, Linda Suppa, Virginia Swajnos, Gary Swisher. ROW 5: Wanda Tatterson, Linda Taylor, Paul Thompson, Dora Thorp, Carolyn Tichnell, Richard Tucker. 67 ROW 1: Robert Tucker, Joe Ward, Patty Ware, Charlotte Waugh, Russell Weaver, Linda Weese. ROW 2: Arthur White, Mary Lou Williams, Homer Winans, Glenda Withers, John Withers, Ernest Wolfe. ROW 3 JohnZorick. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SOPHOMORES John Bartlett Richard Clovis Doris DeBarr Bill DeLaney Nancy Dixon Delmus Fitzwater Juanita Haller Gordon Knight LaDonna Knight Mary Knight Richard Knotts Judith Louzy JoAnn Lyons Donna Lynch Freda May Shirley McMasters Gary Nay Matthew Paige Donnie Phillips Barbara Poling Fulton Preston Emma Rager Paul Shaver Betty Simons David Sinclair John Swisher Sue Trisler Yvonne Ware Ann Watkins Eugene Williams Terry Young 68 Patty Ware — Vice President Judy Culp — Treasurer David Brunner — President Cassandra Bolyard — Secretary Our hard working faculty!! 1 69 r'ri tyr :sj ( A nU-i Class of '64 The last time around No laughing while at attention Re-Echo at work 70 FRESHMEN ROW 1: Anita Arble, John Arthur, Carol Arbdgust, William Austin, Katherine Austin, Jerry Ball. ROW 2: William Ball, Patricia Bennett, Sueann Blake, Leleia Bolligcr, Diane Bolyard, Dorsey Bonnell. ROW 3: Hurbert Bonnell, Richard Bowman, David Boyles, Gnesta Boyles, Robert Brown, Delores Buckhannon. ROW 4: Carole Campbell, Shirley Carder, Lorna Carnes, Margaret Carr, Linda Clark, Nancy Constable. ROW 5: Connie Cool, Richard Coole, Martha Cox, Laura Crall, Charles Cumpston, Tim Cumpston. ROW 6: Fred Curry, Mary Curry, Frank Dadisman, Buddy Dalton, Terry Dalton, David Davis. 72 ROW 1: Jerry Davis, Steven Deakins, Stephen DeBarr, Marie Dickey, Alice Dotson, David Edwards. ROW 2: John Edwards, William Ellers, Charles Ewers, Barbara Facemine, Richard Farrell, Brenda Fast. ROW 3: Carol Fisher, Howard Ford, Patricia Fowler, Mary Funk, Judith Funkhouser, Frank Gatski. ROW 4: Donald Gay, Jerry George, Timothy Gerkin, Janice Getz, Diana Goodrow, Carolyn Good now. ROW 5: Nellie Goodwin, Nancy Gordon, Shirley Green, Chester Haddix, Floyd Haddix, Tenna Haddix. ROW 6: Nancy Haislip, Gary Haller, James Hardin, Mary Jo Harr, David Harter, Roger Harvey. 73 ROW 1: Virginia Harvey, William Hays, Rebecca Henderson, Gary Hoff, Keith Hoff, Susan Hoffman. ROW 2: Mae Holmes, Patricia Hovatter, Rebecca Isner, Rosemary Jackson, Virgil Jeffries, Judy Jenkins. ROW 3: Linda Jenkins, Sheryl Jenkins, Ramola Jennings, Roger Jewell, Carol Johnson, Arietta Jones. ROW 4: Gerald Jones, Michael Jones, Robert Jones, Nancy Judy, George Keener, Phillip Kelley. ROW 5: Richard Kennedy, Patricia Kerby, Fred Kerns, Karen King, Sarah Kirby, Wanda Kirkpatrick. ROW 6: Clair Kisamore, Inez Lea Kester, Robert Knotts, Sharon Knotts, Shirley Koton, Mary Kuhn. 74 ROW Is Gary Lake, Mickey Lambert, Ronald Lawson, Donald Lee, Patricia Leeper, Amy Lewis. ROW 2: Gloria Lewis, Gary Little, Jay Louzy, Paul Louzy, Harold Lynch, Layne Lynch. ROW 3: Reatha Lynch, John Magnifico, Joyce Markley, Barbara Marquess, Larry Mauller, Sandra Mayfield. ROW 4: Andrew Mayle, Dexter Mayle, Edward Mayle, Ercel Mayle, Gwendolyn Mayle, Jack Mayle. ROW 5: Mayola Mayle, William Mayle, Philip Menear, Charles Mikels, Beverly D. Miller, Beverly J. Miller. ROW 6: Edward Miller, James Miller, Judy Miller, Douglas Moats, Mary Moats, Lyla Moore. 75 ROW 1: Paul Morgan, Roger Morgan, Robert Morris, Jerry Morse, Arnold Mouser, Ralph Moyer. ROW 2: Cynthia Murphy, Judy Murphy, Pat Murphy, Linda McAfee, William McCloy, Carolyn McDaniel. ROW 3: Donna McDonald, Ed McGinnis, Pamela McVicker, Bob Nestor, Barbara Newcome, Joe Newlon. ROW 4: Diane Parsons, Linda Peters, Jimmie Phillips, Larry Phillips, Frederick Pierson, Raymond Pitzer. ROW 5: Arthur Poling, Daniel Poling, James A. Poling, James F. Poling, Larry Poling, Kathy Poling. ROW 6: Richard Poling, Marvin Poston, James Preston, Sharon Price, Charles Proudfoot, Gregory Reed. 76 ROW 1: Larry Reed, Louis Reed, Bob Rene man, Joe Rejieman, Robert Rutherford, Janice Richards. ROW 2: Paul Richards, Garry Richman, Larry Richman, Stanley Roach, Linda Roberts, Charles Robinson. ROW 3: Jackie Rice, David Sapp, Shelby Sapp, Beverly Satterfield, Charles Satterfield, Aaron Sayres. ROW 4: Betty Seveir, Luellia Severne, Peggy Shaffer, Ann Shafferman, David Shaver, Marlene Shaw. ROW 5: Edgar Shingleton, Charles Shorter, Shirley Shorter, Kenneth Sinclair, John Skinner, Theresa Skinner. ROW 6: Daniel Smith, David Smith, Sandra Smith, Lawrence Spadafore, Bobbie Stansberry, Robert Star-ford. 77 ROW 1: Angela Stevens, Cathy Stevens, Linda Stevens, Toni Stevens, Nina Stokes, Mary Jane Stout. ROW 2: Mary Summers, Jerry Swann, Donna Tansill, Judy Teagarden, Stephen Thompson, Hannah Thorp ROW 3: Dorothy Tichnell, Rusty Tingler, Jack Travis, Barbara Tucker, James Turner, Linda Tyler. ROW 4: Dewane Walls, Melinda Walters, Roeta Ware, Elizabeth Wasrud, Donald Watkins, Hattie Watkins. ROW 5: Howard Watkins, Paul Watkins, Kathy Watson, Jim Weaver, Victoria Weekley, Beverly Weese. ROW 6: Barbara White, David White, Gary White, Susan White, Garry Whitescarver, Grant Wickham. 78 ROW 1: Arlene Williams, Louise Williams, Pam Williams, Robert Willis, Sandy Withers, John Wolfe. ROW 2: Jeannette Wolfe, Monica Wolfe, Roy Workman, Gary Wright, Vaughn Wright, Linda Wyckoff. UNPHOTOGRAPHED FRESHMEN David Dalton Harold Hays Rosetta Jett Roland Kismore David Knight Linda Knotts Marie Knotts George Nose Paul Richards James Reed Jerry Rosier Roger Roy Daniel Smith Richard Tucker Sandra Williams Bill Williams Class Officers Barbara Newcome — Treasurer Rosemary Jackson -- Secretary Judy Teagarden — Vice President Teresa Skinner -- President 79 Annual exercise -- Oh, my feet. 80 ACTIVITIES MISS BEARCAT XII 32 LEFT TO RIGHT -- Barbara Newcome and John Skinner, freshmen, Cassandra Bolyard and Jerry Ball, sophomores, Kathy Furlow and Tom DeBarr, Juniors, Betty Skaggs and Mike Murphy, seniors. Queen Sharon McKeen and Bill Shaw, Sharon Newcome and Lee Fauley, seniors, Donna Jo Wright and Sam McDaniel (unphotoed) juniors, Charlotte Duckworth and Jeff Stewart, sophomores, Teresa Skinner and David Sapp, freshmen. 19 HOMECOMING COURT 62 On Friday afternoon, October 12, 1962, the annual Homecoming festivities were opened with a parade through town. The parade was led by the G. H. S. Band, the queen, and her court. That night, during the halftime ceremonies of the Grafton-Weston game, Miss Sharon McKeen was crowned Miss Bearcat XII by Mrs. Charlotte Moran Jones, Miss Bearcat XI. The queen wore a beautiful white wool dress with red accessories. Her court wore a variety of billiantly colored wool dresses styled in a like manner. The game was a scene of much excitement as Coaches McKinney and Spadafore brought our young Bearcats to a 6-6 tie with Weston. The Student Council sponsored a dance in the honor of the queen on Saturday night, October 13. Miss Bearcat and her court led off the first dance. Everyone danced to the music of a local dance band. The Skyliners. So ended our 12th annual Homecoming, but the happy memories will always be with us. 83 84 STUDENT COUNCIL Faculty Advisor -- Mr. Russell Walls. Left to Right (1st ROW) Pam Williams. Judy Culp, Susan Hinkins, Janice Friend, Judy Teagarden, Barbara Newcome, Sharon Price, Kathy Furlow. (2nd ROW) Lee Fauley, Nancy Shelton, Carol Lipscomb, Rosemary Jackson, Emily McPhail, Sharon Newcome, Myra Thomas, Betty Knotts, Danny Stout. (3rd ROW) Steven Deacon, Kenny Dean, Dave Peters, Mike Kerns, Ky Daugherty, Phil Ondo, Jerry Ball, Russell Weaver. The student council is an important part of any secondary school organization'and program, where as, it deals directly with the students. The primary function of the student council lies in the area of teaching good citizenship. By providing activities whereby the students experience self-direction and responsibilities within a well-defined limit, the student council fills its primary function. Another job for the student council is to introduce sportsmanship into the life of the students. For this reason the student council sponsors the class tournaments, with the sanction of the administration and staff. The student council is established for the use of the administration and staff in efficiently managing certain phases of the school's program, mainly those related to student activities. A student council can only serve these important functions when it has a keen perceptive of its role within die school program and has clearly defined objectives which are understood and accepted by the faculty and the students. The organization of a student council can be the most disruptive force in a school if it does not understand its purpose and does not know how to handle its affairs. On the other hand, if a student council has worthy objectives, and concerns itself with significant activities under the guidance and supervision of a very understanding faculty there is no limit to the contributions that students can make in improving the quality of their own education. Student Council Officers Left to Right: Emily McPhail -- Secretary, Kenneth Dean -- President, Betty Knotts -- Treasurer. Lee Fauley -- Vice President. 85 THESPIANS Linda Roberts Patty Lunden Dimmie Andrews Beatty Knotts Linda Dowell Kenny Dean Sponsor -- Miss Toules Mike Murphy Joe Robb If Thine Enemy is a one-act play about a lovable little girl who is yet unaffected by This practical World. When her father and The Man Next Door have a typical. Neighbor's quarrel, Anna calls on an angel, Mr. Buttercup, to solve the problem. The play ends with the true Christmas spirit in everyone's heart. CAST Anna -- Linda Roberts Her Mother -- Dimmie Andrews Her Father -- Joe Paul Robb The Neighbor -- Kenneth Dean His Wife -- Betty Knotts Mr. Buttercup -- Mike Murphy 86 To demure Libby Jean Paige has gone the much coveted honor of being chosen valedictorian of the class of 1963. Because of her high academic ability and perser-verance in her school work, Libby well deserves the high honor bestowed upon her at the_ culmination of her high school career. Libby has been well liked by both her teachers and schoolmates. During her four years she has served her school as a member of the Re-Echo Staff, art assistant to various teachers and has cooperatively worked in many class projects. Hard work, a determination to be successful, and a quiet manner of accomplishing these tasks have been combined by Sylvia Willis in achieving the honor of Salutatorian of the Class of 1963. Sylvia's sense of responsibility and dependability have endeared her to her fellow classmates and teachers alike. She has always assumed important roles of leadership and been interested in the various activities of the school. She has been a member of the National Honor Society, A.T.C., the Re-Echo Staff, and has served as an Office Assistant and Library Assistant. 87 Ranking third in the class of 1963 is our vivacious cheerleader, Emily McPhail. The rare combination of academic excellence, charm, leadership, and high character has won Emily many well deserved honors. She was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year, was chosen homecoming princess, and selected as a member of the All State Chorus. Donna Newlon has slipped quietly into fourth place. With work her motto coupled with scholastic ability, she rightfully deserves this position. In seventh place is Myra Sue Thomas. Thoughtfulness and kindly consideration are a part of her. Her energetic spirit wins for her both scholastic and personal honor. Quiet composure and calm efficiency best describe Sharon McKeen. Scholastically ranking eighth in her class, Sharon has found times for many outside activities including cheerleading. Doris Frank, who has been active in the activities of her church, placed eleventh in the Class of 1963. She is a business major with emphasis on secretarial studies. Ranking twelfth in the Class of 1963 is Mary McVicker. She is a business education major with secretarial studies as the main emphasis. She has been a member of the A.T.C. and has found time to be active in the activities of her church. 88 Sixth place honors go to Edith Marie Sinsel, a business education major. She has served as Library Assistant and has been active in the 4-H club and her church. Her church activities include Sunday School Secretary, teacher in the B.E.F., and assistant church pianist. Clear thinking and intelligent foresight are characteristics of Kathy Facemire who holds fifth place among the scholars. Her ability and eagerness to learn have gained her this honor. Karen Currey places tenth. Possessed with a winning smile, a searching mind, and a working hand, Karen rightfully deserves this honor. Karen Forman ranks ninth in her class. Karen has done outstanding work in the Commercial Department, placing high in shorthand and typing skills. She also served as Office Assistant. With capabilities unlimited Edith Paugh has captured the fourteenth spot. Her work in the commercial field has been outstanding. Dependability and perserverance are two of her best virtues. Ability along with consistent effort has placed Betty Skaggs thirteenth among her classmates. Betty has also given of her time and talent to many of the extracurricular activities. 89 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I am a member of the National Honor Society of Grafton High School. I have a greater understanding of the true meaning of scholarship, leadership, character, and service because of participation in this organization. It has helped me to realize the importance of these qualities and to understand why they are essential to the growth of a great nation such as ours. I can now recognize the purpose of the National Honor Society. It acknowledges worthy young people who are willing and able to use their minds and to use their physical abilities to help others in their struggle for knowledge. I know, too, that anyone who is selected to be a part of this great cause will try his best to be entirely worthy of the honor. I may, by serving this organization, prove to others that it is worthwhile and that their goal in high school should be membership in the National Honor Society. I may accomplish this by trying to set a good example for others. Each day I do my work earnestly in order to show others that I am worthy of membership. 1 try to help any of my classmates to understand a difficult situation or problem that they themselves cannot solve. I think that perhaps by helping them in a small way I may be helping them to establish confidence in themselves and to gain knowledge that may enable them to become a part of this effort. I myself gain self-confidence, respect, and a pride in knowing that I was one of the seven out of approximately 130 to be chosen a member of this organization. I have gained self-confidence in knowing the qualities that must be possessed by each person selected. I feel that anyone who really desires membership in the society can obtain it. A person must, however, work hard and earnestly throughout his school life, and not only in high school, in order to gain the qualities necessary to become a member of the National Honor Society. It is one of the nation's leaders in the fight for better schools and better informed students. If students are encouraged to work hard to become members of the society, our nation will become stronger and thereby more progressive. Even here in Grafton High School one of our society members may someday be a great leader in this nation. I say all this because our school is a part of one of the nation's most worthy efforts, and I know what the National Honor Society can mean. You, too, have the privilege of working toward that honor. Start now, Freshmen! 1st ROW, Left to Right: Libby Paige; Edith Paugh, Secretary; Emily McPhail, Vice-President; Kenny Dean, President; Donna Newlon, Treasurer; Connie Menear; Sylvia Willis; Sharon McKeen. 2nd ROW: Harvey Thorp; Frances Warder; Mary Bolyard; Kathy Facemire; Karen Foreman; Karen Currey; Guy Linda Packman; Sharon Kirby; Miss Mary Frum, Faculty Advisor. 3rd ROW: Mickey Foley; David Norris; John E. Whitescarver; Dan Stout; Dan Roach; Franklin Mayle; Myra Thomas; Marie Sinsel; Ann Craft. Unphotographed: Betty Skaggs. 90 SECRETARY OF THE YEAR Sylvia Willis was selected from many high ranking commercial students as Miss Secretary. This honor is the highest bestowed upon a student graduating from the Commercial Department. Sylvia has achieved a high scholastic record during her four years in high school. She also was judged for her fine qualities of character, dependability, initiative, loyalty, appearance, poise and service. Sylvia has a pleasing personality and has many friends in school. She was active in the A. T. C., as an Office Assistant, as a Library Assistant, in the National Honor Society, and on the Re-Echo staff. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Willis of 533 Beech Street. 92 1st ROW (1 to r) RoseAnne Henry, Susan Hinkins, Christine Shaw, Janice Friend, Nancy Judy, Marianna Wolfe. 2nd ROW Myra Thomas, Toni Shaffer, Sue Trisler, Diane Shanes, Charles Dryden, Pam McGee. 3rd ROW Jeanne Sinsel, Libby Paige, Bobby Nestor, Patty Ware, Charles Marshall, Janice Heldreth. 4th ROW Susan Hoffman, Carolyn DeMoss, Linda Lake, Gary White, John Clelland, Beverly Bolyard. 5th ROW Roy Knight, Donna Newlon, Brenda Sandsbury, Anita Arble, Nancy Haislip, Steve Deacons, Barbara White, Carolyn Reneau. 6th ROW Gene Burner, Tommy Boylen, Wanda Wolfe, Sandra Riggleman, Guy Linda Packman, Jeanie Beavers, April Poling, Kay Shackelford. 7th ROW Jerry Ball, Phil Ondo, Randy McCartney, Dave Peters, Greg Reed, Charles Hall, Larry Reed, Bill DeLaney. 8th ROW Ky Daugherty, Bill Shaw, Dan Stout, Randy Jennings, Jimmy Jackson, James Paige. 9th ROW James Reed, Bob Snider, Lee Fauley, David Goodwin, John Gray, Ralph Shahan, Bob Rogers. Larry Cozad. 10th ROW Ed O'Conner. Sammy McDaniel, Fred Isner, Joe Paul Robb, Bill Gerkins. Majorettes 1st ROW Edith Paugh, Judy Ware. Kathy Furlow. 2nd ROW Sharon Newcome, Donna Jo Wright. Barbara Denton. Drum Major -- Patty Gerkin. Band Director During the eight years that Joseph Henry has been director of our band, we have received many high honors in the area and regional festivals. 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 violin. Mr. Henry attended Syracuse University in New York where he received his M.M. degree. He also attended West Virginia University where he received his B.M. degree. At the present time, he is the conductor of the Salon Orchestra at Morgantown. Last spring our band made the highest score made in the over -all festival. We hope it will do as well next spring. 93 MAJORETTES Edith Paugh Sharon Newcome Drum Majorette Judy Ware Patty Gerkin Diana Jo Wright 94 Kathy Fur low Barbara Denton BAND COUNCIL SEATED (1 to r) Barbara Denton (sophomore representative), Pam Williams (freshman representative), Myra Thomas (senior representative), STANDING Bill Shaw (chairman), Ky Daugherty (recording secretary), Phil Ondo (junior representative). BAND LIBRARIANS Left to right -- Carolyn Reneau, Carolyn DeMoss, Susan Hinkins, and Donna Newlon. 95 A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1st ROW (1 to r) Sue Shaw, Connie Menear. Sandra Sinsel, Pam Gall, Mary Cox. Babs Thompson, Sharon McKeen, Betty Knotts, Sharon Kirby, Judy Culp, Nancy Kirby, Cassandra Bolyard, Jeanine DiScioscia, Dimmie Andrews, Thelma Kirk. 2nd ROW Mary Lou Williams, Becky Morrison, John Lord, Roy Knight, John Isner, David Norris, Chuck Dryden, Russel Weaver, Glenn Morrison, Patti Fawcett, Patty Lunden, Mrs. Rice, faculty advisor. 3rd ROW Diane Poling, Carol Linn, Francis Warder, Kenny Dean. Bob Snider, David Goodwin, Joe Paul Robb, Mike Murphy, David Carrico, Linda Dowell, Emily McPhail, Mary Wolfe Choir Director Patty Ann Rice is 23 years of age. She attended R. W. High School and later received her B.M. degree from West Virginia University. Before coming to G. H. S., she taught at Mansfield, Ohio for one year in the music department. Her pastime is playing with her baby daughter, Dee Dee. She is nicknamed by the choir as Puffed Rice and is often seen pulling her hair at all those sour notes. Last but not least, standing 4 ft. 11 in., she is the only member of the faculty who is shorter than Mr. Walls. 96 MIXED CHORUS 1st ROW (1 to r) Sue Shaw, Carol Linn, Babs Thompson, Jeanine DiScioscia, Sharon McKeen, Sharon Kirby, Janet Drennan, Brenda Fast, Melody McVicker, Patti Fawcett, Judy Culp, Cassandra Bolyard, Linda Dowell, Becky Morrison, Dimmie Andrews, Becky Henderson, Judy Teagarden 2nd ROW Karen Breedlove Nancy Kirby, Linda Nicola, Phyllis Austin, Vickie Weekly, Susan Bolliger, Yvonne Fast, Diane Poling, Beverly Haller, Jeanie Vandergrift, Margaret Gerkin, Thelma Kirk, Madella Boyd, Kathryn Roy, Mae Holmes, Judy Lee, Connie Menear 3rd ROW Elizabeth Crall, Dina Kisner, Susie Hebb, Linda Shaffer, Carolyn McDonald, Sarah McCoy, Mary Lou Williams, Mary Wolfe, Kathy Facemire, Emily McPhail, Betty Knotts, Patty Lunden, Ann Craft, Patty Groves, Mary Jo Harr, Becky Isner, Mrs. Rice, faculty advisor. 4th ROW Sharon Bolyard, Mary Cox, Rita Mendelson, Emily Johns, John Isner, Joan Lord, Carl Clark, Bob Rogers, Stanley Walls, Sammy McDaniel, Chuck Dryden, Rosemary Jackson, Pam Gall, Sandra Sinsel, Elaine Kennedy 5th ROW Gary Haller, David Carrico, Tommy Boylen, Francis Warder, Kenny Dean, Francis Johnson, Harvey Thorp, David Goodwin, Joe Paul Robb, Dan Stout, Mike Murphy, Bob Snider, Rusty Starford, Dave Peters, Jerry Ball, John Sturms. ALL STATE CHORUS L. to R. Kenny Dean, Emily McPhail, Mike Murphy. CHRISTMAS CONCERT F. H. A FIRST ROW (seated) Carolyn Lundy, Jean Lantz, Audrey Croston, Muretta McVicker, Margaret Gerkin, Mae Holmes SECOND ROW (standing) Mary Shaver, Marie Knotts, Jean Vandergrift, Mary Jane Stout and Beverly Haller. F. F. A. KNEELING (left to right) Joe Reneman, David Knight, Bill McCloy, Bob Sayres, Harold Hayes, and Robert Knotts. FIRST ROW standing Howard Ford, Fred Forman, Sonny White, Lewis Nuzum, Freddy Weaver, David Lambert, Wayne Flohr, Mike Mitchell, John Hoff, Terry Bolyard, Paul Morgan, Terry Kerns, Junior Posten, John Zorik, Earl Luzadder, Charles Exline, and Dayton J. Michael, faculty advisor. SECOND ROW Charles Shorter, Roger Roy, William Hayes, John Miller, Dayton Kiger, Scotty Goodwin, Richard Wilson, Quentin Mayle, Jack Curry, Michael Miller, Richard Spring, Jack Bullough, and Eddie Mayle. THIRD ROW Ronnie Peters, Charles Cumpston, Marvin Poston, Harlin Wolfe, Jack Mayle, Jimmy Poling, Andrew Mayle, Clyde Jenkins, Dexter Mayle, John Wolfe, Guy Wilhelm, John Edwards, Gary Hoff. 99 OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW -- left to right Judy Smith, Karen Forman, Betty Skaggs, Donna Newlon, Nancy Shaffer-man, Patti Fawcett, Melody McVicker, Sharon Newcome, Marcella Knotts, Ruth Mitchell, Elaine Kennedy. SECOND ROW. -- Connie Menear, Roberta Runner, Jeanne Sinsel, Donna Skaggs, Mary Wolfe, Loretta Skaggs, Carolyn Titchnell, Margaret Newlon, Carol Lipscomb, Clara Pye. THIRD ROW — Mrs. Turner, Advisor, LeRoy Williams, Dickie Whitescarver, Harvey Thorpe, Mike Murphy, Jon Poling, Stanley Walls, Ed Gallaher, Mickey Foley, Norman Kelley, Mrs. Duckworth, Advisor. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW — left to right Sharon Bolyard, Rose Ann Henry, Frances McQuaid, Virginia Leeper, Cassandra Bolyard, Carolyn Reneau. SECOND ROW -- Russell Walls, Faculty advisor, Guy Linda Packman, Roberta Runner, Beverly Kincard, Becky Morrison, Patty Gerkin, Dimmie Andrews. THIRD ROW — Kathy Facemire, Linda Anderson, Becky Sayres, Sandra Robinson, Sharon Price, Peggy Martin. 100 McKinney dedication banquet AND GAME 101 FOOTBALL SQUAD 1st ROW (left to right) Kenny Dean. Bob Stolzenfels, Parker Lamb. Tim Jenkins, Randy Skinner, Tom Markeley, Sam McCullough, Ralph Miller, Paul Curry, John Thompson, Rusty Starford. 2nd ROW (left to right) Paul Thompson, Ky Daugherty, Bob Griffith, Butch Orth, Clipper Rinker, Jon Poling, Tim Gerkin, Bob Knisely, Dave Bruner, Mike Miller, Gary DeBarr. 3rd ROW (left to right) Dave Carrico, Tommy Boylan. Bob Coffman, Chuck McDonald, Dave Riggleman, Rusty Pittman, Kenny Bolyard, Bob Willis, Bob Dean, Norman Kelley, Bob Starford. 4th ROW (left to right) Wesley Swisher (manager), John Sturm, Wayne Flohr, Buddy Dalton, Jerry Pyles, Chuck Ewers, Lawrence Spadafore, Tom McGahan, Carl Clark, Dayton Mayle, David Shaver (manager) 102 SENIORS r40i Glene (Butch) Orth Bob (Stozey) Stozenfels Kenny (Fay) Dean 9 flQ Parker (Bill) Lamb You can't win them all. 103 Bob (Flambo) Griffith Ky (Albino) Daugherty ■83| Randy (Ran) Skinner 1 )6 6 |l Wayne (Wang) Flohr Ralph Miller Q1 si Jl 1 !3«k a£4fc.( T1t 7RI Norman Kelley Paul Curry Gary DeBarr Tim Jenkins mC: -■ . 4 k| � Q 1 1 -rfi 4 . 1 414. It Tom Markley Clipper Rinker John Thompson Dayton Mayle O-WI-27 13-MHS-34 t 7 Iki Jerry Pyles Mike Miller 1 Rusty Pittman Dave Carrico t i ' a4Jb Kenny Bolyard Chuck McDonald 1 wirrti Jet Ibf 70l! Dave Bruner John Poling 104 • J=Z—r BO 1 . V17U Tom McGahan Rusty Starford 1 , §'34 3 t 19 k Bob W illis Bob Starford if 19 Cl%f i 1 Dave Riggleman Lawrance Spadafore r2 S'IlJ ■li -3Sfe Paul Thompson Chuck Ewers 1 IB , tv LT42l Buddy Dalton Tommy Boylan ■ 1 I;; 3 9j|M ?V63L Tim Gerkins Jack Curry 105 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 106 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW left to right -- Jimmy Jackson, Phil Ondo, Bob Stolzenfels, Paul Curry, KyDaugerty, Bob Starford. SECOND ROW -- Parker Lamb, Mike Murphy, Tom Markley, Tim Jenkins, Gene Westerman, Jon Poling. 107 Kenneth Daugherty Mike Murphy Parker Lamb Bob Stozenfels Gene Westerman Tim Jenkins Mgr. Arthur Poling Phil Ondo John Poling Tom Markley Paul Curry 109 B-TEAM 1st ROW (left to rignt) Dave Peters, John Clelland, Rusty Stafford, John Thompson, Clipper Rinker, Tim Gerkin, Lawrence Spadafore, Rusty Pitman, Tom McGahan, Charles Hall. 2nd ROW Norman Collier (mgr.) Bob Willis, Dickie Duckworth, Chuck Dryden, Dave Bruner, Chuck Ewers, Skip Shahan, John Lord, James Paige, Dennis Mick. FRESHMAN TEAM 1st ROW (left to right) Eddie Miller, Lawrence Spadafore, Bob Starford, Tim Gerkin, Chuck Ewers, Donnie Wickham, Ronnie Lawson, Gregory Reed. 2nd ROW Norman Collier (mgr.), Jay Louzy, Gary Haller, Jerry Ball, Bob Willis, Dave Shaver, Philip Kelley, Paul Louzy. 110 A.T.C. FIRST ROW (left to right) Mrs. Evans, faculty advisor, Dina Kay Harter, Nancy Shaffer-man, Patti Fawcett, Melody McVicker, Mary Bolyard, Yvonne Fast, Margaret Logan, Pam Brown, and Betty Skaggs, student manager. SECOND ROW Rita Mendelson, Judy Lee, Elaine Kennedy, Sylvia Willis, Marcella Knotts, Loretta Skaggs, Thelma Kirk, Connie Menear, and Babs Thompson. THIRD ROW Becky Mohler, Sharon Bolyard, Irma Funk, Betty Knotts, Mary McVicker, Nancy Weaver, Roberta Runner, Edith Fortney, Suzy Woodyard, and Margaret Newlon. Ill VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 112 ADVERTISING Student Portraits In This Book Were Made by W. R. LOAR AND SON Grafton, W. Va. Kodaks and Supplies Kodak Finishing Compliments of Memorial City Post 3081 Veterans of Foreign Wars B.P.O.E. GRAFTON LODGE 308 Grafton, W. Va. Nationally Advertised Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Style - Quality Price THE REXALL STORE As Advertised In Leading Magazines MALONES PHARMACY HEFLIN’S 16 W. Main St. Phone 102 68 W. Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Your Money Buys More In A Real Drug Store Congratulations Class of '63 ARCHDEACON’S PAINTERS Complete Outfits The Store With 100% Nationally Advertised Merchandise for MEN and BOYS Grafton Jewelry Company Your authorized Keepsake J eweler 25 W. Main St. Grafton Best of Luck, '63 Grads KALO CHEVROLET CO. AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 12 Riverside Drive, Grafton Service -- Your Most Priceless Possession Grafton, W. Va.-55 W. Main St. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Willys MUSGROVES Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 WHOLESALE GROCERY FACEMIRE Groceries -- Flour -- Feed MOTOR COMPANY US Rt. 50 East 204-206 Latrobe Street Grafton, W. Va. Phone 433 Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant BEAUTY , (J SHOP LOAR JEWELRY COMPANY A Gift From Our Store Will Deliver Your Message That Words Cannot Express Phone 1728 259 Ross Street When the Time Comes . . . Let Us Help Furnish Your Home Owned and Operated by: J. LEE EVANS FURNITURE COMPANY MRS. ELIZABETH PAIGE Complete Home Furnishers Since 1898 Phone 107 If You Get It at the McCRORY'S 5 10 UNION DRUG COMPANY . . . It's Right All Your Wearing And Household Needs Prescriptions a Specialty Main St. , Grafton, W. Va. West Main Street Phone 500 MOROSCO'S LEONARD'S GROCERY INSURANCE AGENCY Pioneers in Progressive Food Retailing Fire - Life - Auto - Liability - Bonds 238 W. Main St. Phone 740 Mutual and Stock Companies Grafton, W. Va. 40 W. Main Street Phone 160 Grafton Compliments of Carl B. White, Mgr. Norma E. Robinson, Cashier JENKINS CLEANERS Beech and Walnut Phone 7 87 GRAFTON FINANCE CO. For cleaner clothes go to Corner Latrobe and Main Streets J enkins Phone 1089 -- Grafton Grafton, W. Va. The Friendly Store Compliments of WEST VA. FARM SUPPLY ALTMAN'S CASH FEED STORE Hardware -- Plumbing Electrical -- Supply Phone 15 101 Beech St. WELFARE FINANCE COMPANY IKE'S TIRE SERVICE 42 W. Main Street Grafton, W. Va. 209 West Main St. Phone 21 Grafton, W. Va. FISHER DRUGS SKAGGS JEWELERS 6 119 Main Street -- Phone 305 Gifts For All Occasions Exclusive Jewelers For All Drug Store Items Try Fisher's First Official B O Watch Inspectors 12 W. Main Street Grafton Free Customer Parking POLING'S PURE OIL SERVICE Washing and Lubrication Tires - Batteries - Accessories 228 W. Main St. Phone 9676 STEINBECKS ESSO SERVICENTER Complete Esso Service Junction U. S. 50 and 119 Grafton, W. Va. Phone 1043 A Moment to Remember ZINN MUSIC SUPPLY Phone 1267 33 W. Main St. SAYRES MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Groceries -- Frozen Foods --Ice Cream Hanna Paints (Greenseal) Phone 459 20 East Main FORT PITT STORES, INC. 45 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLY CO. , INC. Country Club Road Phone 280-803 Grafton, W. Va. NEWLON'S FLORIST 221 Maple Avenue Phone 244 Grafton, W. Va. Congratulations Grads of '63 CUPPETT'S MARKET 217 Walnut St. Grafton, W. Va. EDDIES CASH MARKET 11 2 Yates Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Phone 159 WEST SIDE SPORT SHOP 205 Beech Street Grafton, W. Va. Fishing and Hunting Supplies GRAFTON FARM AND HOME SUPPLY SOUTHERN STATES Feed - Fertilizer - Seeds FREY'S SERVICE STATION 27 E. Main Street Phone 184 Grafton, W. Va. WESTOVER T. V. CABLE CONTIC'S PASTRY SHOP COMPANY Main Street 110 St. Johns Street Grafton, W. Va. Phone 1556 Phone 225 Phone 1193 GODWIN SHAFFER, INC. WOLFE TIRE SHOP U. S. Route 50 St. Charles St. Grafton, W. Va. 124 E. Main Street MAYTAG . Furniture . Radios Phone 846 .Refrigerators .Washers . Kelrinator .Ward Furnaces Grafton, W. Va. BOOSTERS Dr. R. F. Gerkin, Optometrist Bolyard’s Electrical Supplies (Contracting And Electrical Supplies) Florence H. Wilkinson Class of 1905” Page 18 D1METRA ESTELLE ANDREWS 113 Luzadder Street Grafton, W. Va. Student Council 1; varsity cheerleader 2,3,4; tournament cheerleader 1; jugs 4; A Cappella choir 4; office assistant 4; mixed chorus 3,4; homecoming princess 1. JAMES DOUGLAS AUSTIN 318 Dewey Avenue Grafton, W. Va. PHYLISS ANN AUSTIN Box 53 Thornton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 2,3,4. SUSAN LUCILLE BOLLIGER 229 West Boyd Street Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 1,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3. MARY AGNES BOLYARD Route 1, Box 218 Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4. CARL F. CLARK Route 4 Grafton, W. Va. Football 1,2,4; F.F.A. 2; mixed chorus 1,2,4; stage crew 3,4; A Cappella choir 4. Page 19 ANNA BELLE J. CLINE Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 3. EVELYN ANN COMEDY 121 Ross Street Grafton, W. Va. Band 1. LUCILLE MARLENE COOPER Route 2 Grafton, W. Va. MYOMA JANE COX Route 4 Grafton, W. Va. SIDDARTHA ANN CRAFT Route 3, Box 189 Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 4; A Cappella choir 4. JAMES MAYNARD CRIM Route 3, Box 189 Bridgeport, W. Va. Football 1; F.F.A. 2. Page 20 KAREN MARIE CURREY Route 4 Grafton, W. Va. Jugs 3,4; jug vice-president 3; president 4; office assistant 3. KENNETH C. DAUGHERTY 923 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Football 3,4; band 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3; A Cappella choir 3, 4. SANDRA KAY DAVIS Route 2 Grafton, W. Va. F.H.A. 2,3. KENNETH FAY DEAN 323 Maple Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3; track 1,2; Re-Echo 3,4; Letter-man’s club 2,3,4; student council 2; mixed chorus 3,4; A Cappella Choir 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; class president 2,3; student council president 4; thespians; Know your Government Representative; Newspaper staff; Boys' State; All state chorus. ROBERT TURNER DEAN 44 West St. Charles St. Grafton, W. Y a. Football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2. CAROLYN LaRAE DeMOSS 507 Piedmont Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; newspaper staff 3; band librarian 4. Page 21 LINDA CAROLE DOWELL 304 Lincoln Street Extension Grafton, W. Va. A Cappella choir 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; jugs 3,4; Thespians 3,4; operetta 3; library assistant 2. JANET KAY DRENNAN 37 Addison Street Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 2,3,4; Jugs 4. MARGARET KATHLEEN FACEMIRE 209 McGraw Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 1,3,4; B-team cheerleader 1; National Honor Society 3,4; library assistant 4. MARSHALENE YVONNE FAST Route 3, Box 105 Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4; mixed chorus 4. WILBUR LEE FAULEY 725 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Student council 1,4; student council vice-president 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; basketball 2,3. PATRICIA KAY FAWCETT 927 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4; A Cappella choir 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; operetta 2; glee club 2; office assistant 4. Page 22 RAYMOND DARRELL FESLER Route 2 Grafton, W. Va. DORIS ROBERTA FLESHER Route 3 Bridgeport, W. Va. Library Assistant 2,3. RICHARD WAYNE FLOHR Route 3 Grafton, W. Va. Vo-Ag 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 2; President 3; Class treasurer 3; football 4. KAREN SUE FORMAN Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. Class tournaments 2,3; office assistant 4. EDITH ALLENE FORTNEY Route 3. Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. DORIS GWENDOLYN FRANK Route 1 Independence, W. Va. Page 23 MARGARET FRANCES GERKIN 508 Piedmont Avenue Grafton, W. Va. F.H.A. 4; mixed chorus 1,3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE GERKIN 507 Piedmont Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Student council 2; library assistant 3,4; band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2, 3; drum major 4. JOHN CAMERON GRAY Boyd Street Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3. WILLIAM MARC GREEN 309 East Main Street Grafton, W. Va. ROBERT LEE GRIFFITH Route 5, Box 160 Grafton, W. Va. Football 3,4; track 1,2,3; basketball 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN GROVES 302 Lincoln Street Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; jugs 4. Page 24 PATRICIA ANN GUTHRIE F.H.A. 1,2. 115 High Street Grafton, W. Va. CHARLES E. HALL, II Ill Fanny Street Grafton, W. Va. Radio Club DINA KAY HARTER 2 Sycamore Street Grafton, W. Va. Class cheerleader 1; A.T.C. 4; library assistant 2,3. CAROL SUE HEBB Route 5, Box 222 Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus. JAMES ROBERT HYSON 124 East Wilford Street Grafton, W. Va, Basketball 1,2,3. JOHN PAUL HOFF Route 1, Box 186 A Grafton, W. Va. F.F.A. Page 25 FREDERICK LEE ISNER 215 Walnut Street Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; student council 3. BARBARA JOYCE JACKSON 410 Barrett Street Grafton, W. Va. RANDALL CARL JENNINGS 122 Bishop Ave. Grafton, W. Va. Football 1; band 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM R. JEFFRIES Route 3 Grafton, W. Va. FRANCI DA YE JOHNSON 128 Lincoln Street Grafton, W. Va. Basketball 1,2; mixed chorus 3,4. SHARON KAY KIRBY Route 1, Parkview Grafton, W. Va. A Cappella choir 3,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; Re-Echo 3,4; newspaper staff 3; tournament cheerleader 3; library assistant 3. Page 26 THELMA LUCILLE KIRK Box 374 Grafton, W. Va. A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; A.T.C. 3,4. DINA MAE KISNER Route 2, Box 94 Grafton, W. Va. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; glee club 2 MARCELLA ANN KNOTTS 205 Mortz Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Mascot 1; office assistant 3,4; A.T.C. 4. WILLIAM PARKER LAMB 3,4; jugs; future nurses 3, 119 West Boyd Street Grafton, W. Va. Football 3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4. JAMES ROBERT LAMBERT 515 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. JAMES FREDERICK LANE 730 Maple Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Page 27 GLORIA JEAN LANTZ Route 4 Grafton, W. Va. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. MARGARET NAOMI LOGAN Route 5, Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 4. NANCY LEE LOUDIN Box 210, Route 3 Bridgeport, W. Va. PATRICIA LUNDEN 725 Beech Street Grafton, W. Va. Thespians 3,4; play cast 3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; A Cappella choir 2,3,4; class cheerleader 2,3. samuel McCullough 604 Thayer Grafton, W. Va. Football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4. MARGARET ANN MCDONALD Route 3, Box 204 Bridgeport, W. Va. Page 28 SHARON JEAN McKEEN 235 West Francis Street Grafton, W. Va. Class cheerleader 1; varsity cheerleader 2,3; mixed chorus 1,2,3, 4; A Cappella choir 3,4; homecoming queen 4; homecoming prin- cess 3; newspaper 3; Re Echo 3,4. EMILY LYNN McPHAIL Parkview Grafton, W. Va. Student council 1,4 — Secretary 4; Re Echo 4; B-Team cheerleader 1; varsity cheerleader 2,3,4; girls' state; Know your government representative; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; A Cappella choir 2,3, 4; All state chorus; National honor society 3,4; homecoming prin- cess 2; class officer 2,4. MARY FRANCES McVICKER Route 1, Box 120 Simpson, W. Va. Library assistant 2,3; A.T.C. 3,4. MELODY SUE McVICKER 16 East Wilford Street Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4; office assistant 3,4; mixed chorus 2,3,4; tournament coach 2,3. MURETTA LUE McVICKER Route 4, Box 28 Grafton, W. Va. F.H.A. reporter, secretary, and president. RICHARD KENNETH MARQUESS Route 1 Thornton, W. Va. Page 29 FRANKLIN RICHARD MAYLE Route 4, Box 26 Grafton, W. Va. VIRGINIA ANZY MAYS 109 Beech Street Grafton, W. Va. CONNIE CLAIRE MENEAR 276 Market Street Grafton, W. Va. Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; office assistant; A.T.C. 3,4; A Cappella choir 4; tournament cheerleader 1. JOHN ROBERT MICK 802 Maple Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Basketball 1,2,3; student council 2; newspaper 3; class tournament 1,4; Re Echo 3,4. RALPH LEE MILLER JR. Box 124 Grafton, W. Va. Football 1,2,3,4. JUDY ALICE MITCHELL Route 3, Box 218 Bridgeport, W. Va. Page 30 RUTH ELLEN MITCHELL Route 3 Philippi, W. Va. Mixed chorus 3; office assistant 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN MITCHELL 123 E. Knotts Ave. Grafton, W. Va. WILLIAM FREDRICK MOORE 230 W. Washington St. Grafton, W. Va. WILLIAM JAMES MOUSER 706 Luzadder Street Grafton, W. Va. LINDA LOU MURRAY Route 7, Box 338 Fairmont, W. Va. MICHAEL STEPHEN MURPHY 405 E. Blucmont Street Grafton, W. Va. Basketball 1; football mgr. 2,3; basketball mgr. 2,3; class tourna- ments 1,2,3; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; A Cappella choir 2,3,4; choir council 3; all state chorus 3; office assistant 4; student council 3; Re Echo 3,4; class president 4. Page 31 SHARON LEE NEWCOME Parkview Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; majorette 2,3,4; class tournament cheerleader 1,3; homecoming princess 4; tournament cheerleader 1,3. DONNA JANE NEW LON Route 2, Box 203A Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; jugs 3,4; library assistant 3; National Honor Society 3,4; office assistant 4; band librarian 4. LEWIS ARNOLD NUZUM Route 3 Grafton, W. Va. Vo-ag 1,2,3,4. GLENN EDWARD ORTH 1025 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Football 1,2,3,4. LIBBY JEAN PAIGE 259 Ross Street Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; National honor society 3,4; jugs 4; Re-Echo 4; newspaper art editor 3. EDITH CAROL PAUGH 76 Lincoln Street Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; majorette 2,3,4; Re-Echo 3,4; student council 2; homecoming princess 3; newspaper 3; class treasurer 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Page 32 JUDITH ANN PHILLIPS Mixed chorus. GEORGE POLING LINDA SUE POWELL Class tournaments 1,2,3. BARBARA SUZANNE RAUSCHER Jugs 2,3,4. DOUGLAS A. REED JAMES MacARTHUR REED Band 1,2,3,4. 318 Pearl Street Grafton, W. Va. Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. 220 First Street Grafton, W. Va. 117 West Boyd Street Grafton, W. Va. 404 Dewey Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Page 33 ZELDA PHILLIPS RIGGLE DANNY LEWIS ROACH Radio Club. KENNETH LEE ROGERS KENNETH EUGENE ROYCE Basketball 1,2. NANCY DIANE SHAFFERMAN Apartment 11 121 S. O. Iowa La Porte, Texas Route 1, Box 153 Grafton, W. Va. 120 East Bluemont Grafton, W. Va. 331 W. Washington Street Grafton, W. Va. 508 Walnut Street Grafton, W. Va. tournament cheerleader 2,3; Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4; office assistant 2,3,4; student council 1; homecoming princess 1. DORIS DIANNE SHARP F.H.A. 1,2. EVELYN ANN SHARP Page 34 Route 1 Grafton, W. Va. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. GARY WILLIAM SHAW 217 West Boyd Street Grafton, W. Va. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SHAW JR. 832 Maple Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; Band president 4, student council 3; class officer 1, 3. EDITH MARIE SINSEL Route 1 Independence, W. Va. Library assistant 3. ELIZABETH JEANNE SINSEL 336 Dewey Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; office assistant 3,4; class tournaments 1. BETTY LEE SKAGGS 242 Maple Avenue Grafton, W. Va. A.T.C. 3,4 (manager 4); tournament cheerleader 2,3; homecoming princess 4; office assistant 2,3,4; student council 2. Page 35 JUDY ANN AREFORD SMITH 98 Lincoln Street Grafton, W. Va. Class secretary 2,4; homecoming princess 2; class cheerleader 2; varsity cheerleader 3; office assistant 3,4; mixed chorus 2,3; student council 3. DIANE MARIE SNEATHEN Route 4, Box 24C Grafton, W. Va. ROBERT JAMES STOLZENFELS 539 Maple Avenue Grafton, W. Va. Football 4; basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3; class coach 2. ARNOLD E. TACY Route 2 Grafton, W. Va. MYRA SUE THOMAS Route 1 Thornton, W. Va. Band 1,2,3,4; band council 4; Re-Echo 3,4; Newspaper 3; All state band, Student Council 4. DAVID THORN Route 3 Grafton, W. Va. F.F.A. 1; football 1,2. Page 36 JAMES WILLIAM WARE 528 Gay Street Grafton, W. Va. RICHARD GENE WESTERMAN Route 5, Box 146 Grafton, W. Va. Basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,3. SYLVIA LUE WILLIS 533 Beech Street Grafton, W. Va. Library Assistant 1; office assistant 2,3; A.T.C. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Re-Echo 4. MARY ELIZABETH WOLFE Box 133 Simpson, W. Va. A Cappella choir 3,4; mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; choir accompanist 3 4; office assistant 4. 128