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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

1966 ALMA MATER 2 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS ADVERTISEMENT 3 RE-ECHO CO-EDITORS NANCY JUDY PAMELA WILLIAMS NANCY With the hope of bringing a worthy souvenir of the highlights of the past year at G. H. S. we the Editors proudly present the 1965-66 Re-Echo. We wish to thank the entire yearbook staff for their tireless efforts in completing this yearbook, and to Mrs. Williams, our advisor for her neverending patience. We realize that we are soon to leave Grafton High School. In later years while leafing through these pages we hope that this yearbook will bring to mind the events, both happy and sad, which have taken place during this school term. In bringing to a close this edition of the Re-Echo we salute our Alma Mater. We shall never relinquish the place it holds in our hearts. LAYOUTS Vicki Weekley, Editor Susan White, Editor Sharon Price Kathi Poling Jonette Wolfe SPORTS Gary Richman, Editor Jim Reed Dave Craig Jerry Ball Garry Whitescarver BUSINESS Marlene Shaw, Editor Linda Stevens, Editor Ann Shafferman Becky Henderson Nancy Haislip 5 SUPERINTENDENT Paul C. Bartlett. . . A. B., M. A. Mr. Bartlett has been Superintendent of Taylor County Schools for the past nine years. He received his training at Fairmont State College and W.V.U. Mr. Bartlett is a busy person as he is a member of the Lions Club, the W. Va. Education Assoc. , National Education Assoc., American Assoc, of School Administration, a Mason and regularly attends Blueville Methodist Church. ASSISTANT S UPERINTENDENT Ronald Knotts . . . A. B., A. M. Mr. Knotts has served the Taylor County School System for 37 years. He was a teacher for twenty years and has been Ass't. Superintendent for seventeen years. Mr. Knotts is a Lay Leader of the Church of the Good Shepherd. He is well known for his work with the March of Dimes and American Red Cross. 6 PRINCIPAL Lynn Faulkner . . . B. S., E.E., A. M. Mr. Faulkner has been at G. H. S. for 35 years. He has attended W. V. U., Cornell, and Harvard. Although he has enjoyed his work as teacher and principal he is looking forward to a leisure life of traveling after retiring. VICE PRINCIPAL Edward Whitescarver . . . A. B. , A. M. Mr. Whitescarver has just ended his sixth year at G. H. S. He is a graduate of W. Va. Wesleyan College and W. V. U. Mr. Whitescarver will move into the principal's desk in '67 and everyone knows he will be an excellent principal. 7 Nellie Bolyard A. B. , M. A. Teacher of Home Economics . . . Always lends a helping hand to anyone who needs something from her kitchen . . . sponsor of Future Homemakers. Thomas Bolyard A. B., M. A. Often seen driving around from the right side of a car . . . teaches General Math and Driver Education. Mildred Bord A. B. , M. S. , P. E. Instructs students in Bible, Physical Education, and Health . . . famous for her doll clothes. Charles Cather A. B. , B. S., M. A. Just look for the brightest tie . . . teaches Industrial Arts, Household Mechanics, and Mechanical Drawing. Hazel Cole A. B. Teaches all sophomores the evils of Biology . . . always cheerful and smiling . . . the sponsor with elaborate ideas for tournament decorations. George Current A. B. , Often looking for flying objects (erasers, gradebook, etc.) . . . instructor for harder Math. Arlene L. Decker A. B. , M. A. A new face in the commercial department . . . she has helped to reinstate the commercial club and is the sponsor for the Bearcat Newspaper . Harley Donham B. S. A big boost to the F. F. A. . . has helped them make a fine record this year . . instructs Vo. Ag. and General Science. 8 Wilma Evens A. B., M. A. Sponsor of the A.T.C. . . . her favorite pastime is music . . . often seen helping the freshmen . . . teaches Civics, and Economic Geography. Jean Faulkner B. S. Another of our departing teachers . . . she is our capable teacher of French and Freshman English . . . listen close and you might hear her talking to herself in French. Joseph Henry B. A. , M. A. He is our band instructor . . . always ready to encourage a new member of the band . . . also instructs the junior high band. Francis A. Julian B. S. He is our capable welding instructor and liked by all . . . gets a big thrill when one of his boys makes good . . . enjoys outdoor sports. Charles Kelly B. S. , A.B. Has been a teacher at G. H. S. for twelve years . . . famous for his fictitious fables and attractive smile . . . teaches Machine Shop. James Manno A.B. An able Senior sponsor who takes great interest in everything that happens . . . enjoys his Spanish classes immensely . . . sure will be missed next year. David L. Mays B. S. Another one of our departing teachers . . . taught Physics and Chemistry for the past year and a half here at G. H. S. . . . we wish him much success for the future. Randall McKinney A. B. , M. A. His is one of the really familiar faces at G. H. S. . . . famous for his stories and Sociology panels. 9 Hortense Mumford B. A. , M. A. One of our most learned teachers . . . teaches freshman and sophomore English . . . enjoys literature. Francis W. Nester B. S. Taught in Taylor County for 14 years . . . a new and welcome addition to our teaching staff this year . . . teaches World History and Civics and is our basketball coach. Carrie Packman A. B. Sponsor of the National Honor Society . . . teaches sophomore and senior English . . . she spends much time and energy planning senior trips to Pittsburg. Patricia Rice B. M. Our vivacious choir and mixed chorus director . . . enjoys talking about her daughter, Dee . . . enjoys screaming at her accompanist. Elma Robinson A. B. Our very capable junior English teacher . . . she enjoys all sports and appreciates neatness and consideration from her students. Martha Rose Roy B. S. , M. A. “ An understanding teacher who is quite used to all the typing and shorthand errors in the commercial department ... an ambitious sophomore sponsor. Hazel Shaver A. B. Junior sponsor, she teaches Art and Mechanical Drawing . . . ALWAYS helping with tournament ideas. Mildred Sinsel A. B. , M. A. A Social Studies whiz . . . gives very interesting instruction in both American History and Economics . . . she shows genuine interest in her students. 10 Lawrence Spadafore A.B., M. A. Speedy coaches our Bearcat football squad with great results . . . teaches Physical Education and Civics . . . has a smile and a good word for everyone. Neta Fern Thorn B. S. A comparative new-comer to G. H. S. . . . she has been here but a year and a half . . . brings our prospective orators to light in her Speech classes . . . also teaches junior English. Barbara Towles A. B., M. A. One of the main stays of each freshman class ... is the advisor for the F. T. A. . . . teaches American History, Civics, and freshman English. Russell Walls B. S. , M. A. Enjoys running loafers from the library ... to the G. H. S. Band he is the man with the camera ... is the advisor for our student council. Margery Williams A. B. She has a wealth of new ideas for our Re-Echo . . . Mrs. works harder than any member of the staff . . . teaches Physical Education, Health, and General Science . . . enjoys a good laugh. Eleanor Duckworth Chief secretary . . . known for her jokes and smiles . . . keeps the office running smoothly ... A good mother to Go mar! ! ! Shirley Turner Assistant secretary . . . known for checking for plugged lockers . . . assists the confusion in the office ... is often heard saying How about that . 11 RETIRING BUT NOT FORGOTTEN Mr. Lynn Faulkner has been part of the faculty of Grafton High School for 35 years and principal for 7 years. He attended Cornell and Harvard Universities and graduated from West Virginia University. Mr. Faulkner enjoys his Amateur Radio and traveling. He always has a smile and cheery welcome for all the students each morning. We will miss him, for he has served us well as both teacher and principal. 12 VALEDICATORIAN Judy Teagarden ranks first. Judy is noted for her sunny smile that adds to her pleasing personality. She is active in many clubs at Grafton High, but also maintains an outstanding scholastic average. S ALUT ATORLAN Bobbie Stansberry ranks second. Bobbie has achieved several honors in her athletic ability. She has won many friends while attending G. H. S. and is known to fulfill her duties as a student. Bobbie likes people and shows this through her understanding of them. 13 Marlene Shaw, Secretary of the Year at Grafton High School, ranked third in this year's graduating class. Her pleasant personality and intellectual enthusiasm combine to make her an outstanding student in every respect. An outstanding athlete in his four years at G. H. S. , Bob Willis, who ranks fourth will long be remembered. Bob's sense of humor makes him well liked by most of his classmates. David Shaver ranks fifth with this fine class. His higher education is going to be on the rocks --geology, that is. David has been quite active in school affairs. Carol Johnson is a quiet, conscientious person who stands sixth in her class in scholastic achievement. She has many outstanding characteristics. She is that rare person to whom one may give a task with the assurance that it will be done well. Nancy Haislip, who ranks seventh, is familiar to many as one of the G. H. S. cheerleaders. She has shown a willingness to assume responsibility as well as the capability to do a good job when a task is assigned to her. 14 The one quality a really good student must possess is curiosity, and Doug Moats has curiosity in abundance. His standing in liis class (eighth) proves this. It is expected that Doug's college years will be as productive as his four years at G. H. S. Standing ninth in his class is Roger Harvey. Roger is a combination of two rare qualities: practicality and a keen sense of humor. The result is a pleasant well-rounded individual of whom G. H. S. can be proud. Margaret (Peggy) Carr placed tenth in her class. Peggy's cheer fulness and cooperative ness have endeared her to students and teachers alike. Ranking eleventh in the class of '66 is Nancy Judy. Nancy is the one girl with two first names. A quick smile, a good student, and a friend is perhaps the best way to describe Nancy. She likes people and they like her. High scholastic achievement, athletic and artistic ability', vice-president of the student body, a sparkling sense of humor and a smile to match — Dave Dalton, who is twelfth in his class, possesses all of these qualities. We can expect Dave's future to be as bright as his smile. Ranking twelfth in the class of '66 is Linda Stevens, who has quietly made her presence felt in the many activities of G. H. S. She shares this twelfth spot with enthusiasm. Fourteenth is Ann Shafferman's rank. Ann is known for her honesty which is prevalent in all of her school work. She is a very capable student and always fulfills her responsibilities. The very active drum-majorette of the class of 1966 is Pam Williams who ranks fifteenth. Pam's years in high school show much time given to her studies as well as the many extracurricular activities she participated in. Susan White ranks sixteenth in the class of 1966. She will be remembered as one of our peppy cheerleaders. Her gracious manner and sparkling personality make her a friend to all. Susan was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year. A girl of varied interests, intelligent, and a lover of good conversation is Sandy Mayfield, who ranks seventeenth in her class. Sandy will tackle any job with enthusiasm and still find time to study. 16 Nellie Goodwin achieved eighteenth place in the class standings. Her devotion to typing the school newsletter this year showed her ability to stick with a job until it was finished. Vivacious Amy Lewis placed nineteenth in her class. About her studies she is serious, but one look at her smile lets you know that she's fun to be with. It can truly be said that she's been a pleasure to have as a classmate. The Master's Touch 'Twas battered and scarred, and the auctioneer Thought it scarcely worth his while To waste much time on the old violin, But held it up with a smile: What am I bidden, good folks, he cried, Who'll start the bidding for me? A dollar, a dollar; then two ! Only two? Two dollars, and who'll make it three? Three dollars, once; three dollars, twice; Going for three ... But no, From the room, far back, a gray-haired man Came forward and picked up the bow; Then, wiping the dust from the old violin, And tightening the loosened strings, He played a melody pure and sweet As a caroling angel sings. The music ceased, and the auctioneer, With a voice that was quiet and low, Said: What am I bid for the old violin? And he held it up with the bow. A thousand dollars, and who'll make it two? Two thousand! And who'll make it three? Three thousand, once, three thousand, twice, And going, and gone, said he. The people cheered, but some of them cried, We do not quite understand What changed its worth: Swift came the reply: The touch of a master's hand. And many a man with life out of tune, And battered and scarred with sin, Is auctioned cheap to the thoughtless crowd, Much like the old violin. A mess of pottage, a glass of wine; A game — and he travels on. He's going once, and going twice, He's going and almost gone. But the Master comes, and the foolish crowd Never can quite understand The worth of a soul and the change that's wrought By the touch of the Master's hand. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Susan White, David Shaver, Pam Williams, Judy Teagarden, Robert Willis, Robert Starford, David Dalton, Penny Lewis, Nancy Haislip. I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society, striving in every way to make it's ideals the ideals of my life and of my school. And I will maintain and encourage the high standards of Scholarship and Leadership, Character and Service. 18 NEW MEMBERS OF ’66 Ann Shafferman, Bill Richman, Carol Johnson, Doug Moats, Linda Stevens, Peggy Carr, Marlene Shaw, Bobbie Stansberry, Sue Stout, Barbara Wagner, Susan Reneau, Kay Kunst, Tom Stolzenfels, Judy Weaver, Sally Bartlett, Debbie Weekley, Nancy Judy. TEA TIME FOR PARENTS AND MEMBERS 19 SECRETARY OF THE YEAR Marlene Shaw has been selected to receive the honor of this year s outstanding student in the Commercial Department by being named Secretary of the Year. Marlene is president of the Commercial Club, business manager of the Re-Echo, a member of the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club, and was recently inducted into the National Honor Society. She was selected on the basis of the qualities that make a good secretary: courtesy, pleasantness, cooperation, dependability, punctuality, honesty, initiative, and accuracy. Marlene Shaw WELDER OF THE YEAR The winner of the Welder of the Year Award is Louie Gerard. Louie has all the personal characteristics which should make him a thorough and trustworthy employee. It would be difficult to find a more sincere, hardworking person to fill a position. Louie was awarded a certificate by the American Welding Society. 20 Louie Gerard FOOTBALL 1965 The Grafton High School Bearcats completed a successful season as they came up with five victories, four defeats, and one tie. It was a rugged season all the way as the fighting Bearcats fought to become one of the powers of the Big Ten. There was much anticipation in the air on that first Friday night, as the Bearcats traveled to Philippi to plan the Philip-Barbour Colts. The Bearcats were going into their opener with a back-field full of veterans and two experienced ends. However, the interior line was inexperienced and many waited to see if the new line could come through. It was quite a battle all the way that saw Grafton on top at the end by the score of 13 to 6. The next game saw Grafton faced with a fine Bridgeport team. The Bearcats scored first, but two second-quarter touchdowns on the part of Bridgeport proved to be the margin of victory as Bridgeport won 13 to 6. The next opponent for GHS was W-I in Clarksburg. The Bearcats fought the Hill-toppers on even ground all the way and the final score was Grafton 6 and W-I 6. The Bearcats then returned to McKinney Field and picked up their second win of the season as they handed West Fairmount a 14 to 6 beating. The next week saw Grafton pitted against a strong Buckhannon team. This was the game everyone was waiting for a B-U wras rated as one of the top five teams in the State. The Bearcats scratched and scratched and watched the Buccaneers touchdown for touchdown and with less than two minutes on the clock, Grafton was on top 24 to 20. Then disaster struck as the GHS quarterback, Larry Spadafore, who played brilliantly all evening long, broke his leg attempting to make a tackle. The Bearcats had lost their signal caller for the rest of the season and to make matters worse, Buckhannon scored in the last minute and a half to win the game 27 to 24. Things looked rather bad for GHS going into the next week, but the Bearcats with that determination to win ran over Weston 20-6. The next two weeks were dark ones for the Grafton as the Bearcats were faced with two experienced, rugged teams. GHS suffered their third and fourth defeats to East Fairmont 19-7 and Morgantown 12-7. The Bearcats, determined to get back in the win column ended the season on a happy note by crushing Shinnston 38-7 and shutting out Elkins 20-0. It was a season of ups and downs; but now that it was over, it could be seen that it was a success. There were many fine individual performances on the part of the Bearcats as seven of the first eleven were given honors. David Dalton was named to the All-Big Ten Conference Team and also was selected as honorable mention to the All-State Team. Bob Starford was chosen as honorable mention to the All-State Team and also honorable mention to the All-Big Ten Conference Team. Five other Bearcats, including Jim Reed, Larry Spadafore, Bob Willis, Chuck Ewers, and Tim Gerkins were chosen honorable mention to the All Conference Team. It was a team effort all the way as each contributed his share to make the season a success. Much of the credit must be given to Coach Spadafore for putting together a winning combination and bringing a winning season back to Grafton High. Varsity Football ROW 1: Bob Willis, Dave Dalton, Larry Spadafore, Chuck Ewers, Bob Starford, Eddie Miller, Jim Reed, Ronnie Lawson, Jim Mullins, Edwin McCartney, Tim Gerkins. ROW 2: P. J. Louzy, Bill Butler, Don Hendershot, Charles Mikels, Richard Hebb, Kenny Reed, Richard Poling, Joe Newlon, Ercel Mayle, David Jones, Larry Reed, Donnie Stevens. ROW 3: Steve Sterling, Louie Spadafore, 22 Charlie Satterfield, Paul Whetsel, Buddy McKeen, Paul Welsh, Kyle Harmon, Jerry Duckworth, Roger Bennet, Albert Mayle, Skip Kisner, Phil Cleer. ROW 4: Robert Sayers, Jim Hulley, Dannie Starford, Randy Durrett, Toby DeBarr, Andy Springs, John Bord, John Reed, Arnold Shaffer, Rick DeMoss, Carl Pinnel. ROW 5: Managers: Jay Louzy, Donald Taylor, Eddie Poling, Roger Ware. Randall McKinney Athletic Director Lawrence Spadafore Head Football Ass't Basketball James Manno Ass't Football Freshman Coach Francis Nester Head Basketball Baseball 23 David Dalton HB All-Conference Honorable Mention All-State Chuck Ewers FB Honorable Mention All-Conference Tim Gerkin E Honorable Mention All-Conference Jim Reed G Honorable Mention All-Conference Larry Spadafore QB Honorable Mention All-Conference Bob Starford E Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention All-Conference Bob Willis HB Honorable Mention All-Conference Ronnie Lawson C Paul Louzy FB Ercel Mayle G Charles Mikels HB Eddie Miller T Joe Newlon C Richard Poling G Larry Reed E Robert Sayres E Schedule ifton 13 Philip Barbour 6 it 6 Bridgeport 13 ii 6 W-I 6 ii 14 West Fairmont 6 ii 24 Buchannon- Upshur 27 i 20 Weston 6 ii 7 East Fairmont 19 ii 7 Morgantown 12 ii 38 Shinnston 7 ii 20 Elkins 0 UNDERCLASSMEN Randy Durrett E Kyle Harman LB Richard Hebb E Don Hendershot QB David Jones T Skip Kisner E Albert Mayle T Ed McCartney T Bud McKeen G Jim Mullins G 26 FOOTBALL BANQUET FRESHMEN TEAM ROW Is Gus Stravakis, Carl Pinnel, Robert Stamm, Terry Mayle, Larry Bartlett, Albert Sloan, Rick Swisher, Nathan Rutherford, Charlie Page, Jim Springs. ROW 2: Micky Elsey, Roger Showmaker, Mike Carr, Terry Freeman, Bob Jones, Eddie Smallwood, Rodney Fast, Bill Parsons. ROW 3: Jim Newlon, Sam Dean, Chuck Bartlett, Larry Mayle, Dick Teagarden, Steve Gerkin, Wally Carr. 29 BASKETBALL The 1965-66 Bearcats will go down in the records as one of the finest basketball teams that GHS has produced in many years. Great teamwork and the will to win sent Grafton along to one of its finest seasons as they chalked up 19 wins against only 5 defeats. A new inspiration could be seen in this year's Bearcats, an inspiration that is only seen in a championship team. As the season began last December, Grafton's chances for a good season looked quite optimistic. Many veterans were returning along with a fine group of B-team stars from the previous year. There were also some fine newcomers. Could the Bearcats with their new coach really come through? This remained to be seen. Things started out quite well as Grafton rolled over the Alumni and Philip-Barbour rather handily. Then came the first taste of defeat as the Bearcats journeyed to Morgantown and were defeated in a hard-fought game. But the Bearcats, with that never-die attitude, came through with four straight victories as Shinnston, East Fairmont, R-W, and W-I fell to Grafton. Then came the second sting of defeat which saw Grafton lose to Weston in double overtime. Once again the winning attitude prevailed as Grafton again chalked up four straight victories. This time it was West Fairmont, Philip-Barbourj Buckhannon, and Morgantown bowing to the Bearcats. Grafton felt its third defeat of the season by losing out to a fine East Fairmont team on the Bees home floor. Although the Bearcats had seen defeat again, they did not fold; but instead, retaliated with five straight victories. West Fairmont, Elkins, W-I, Shinnston, and Weston fell before the battling Bearcats. Grafton, possibly becoming a little over confident along with a cold night fell to Buckhannon on B-U's home boards. Once again rising to victory, GHS ended the regular season with victories over R-W and Elkins. Grafton finished the regular season with 16 victories and 4 defeats which was good enough to earn the Big Ten Conference Crown as well as state recognition as one of the states top 20 teams. The season wasn't over by a long shot though. The long awaited post-season tournaments still remained. Grafton went into the sectional tournament as favorites, and in the opening round had quite a rough time with a rugged East Fairmont team. The Bearcats came through winning 59-58. The next night was the championship, and Grafton was faced with a fast-improving West Fairmont Squad on their home floor. But the battling Bearcats rose to the occasion and stunned the Bears 84-63. Now came the Regional II Tournament which saw Grafton facing a strong Buckhannon squad on their home floor. It was quite a fight all the way, but Grafton was once again victorious 70-68. Now came the championship game which wfould decide who would go the State Tournament. Grafton's opponent saw Richwood, which was one of the finest and toughest opponents they had faced all year as the Lumberjacks were rated as one of the states finest teams. The Bearcats battled all the way and led throughout most of the game, but only to lose out in the end to the hot-shooting Lumberjacks. The great campaign had finally ended, but not until Grafton had left its mark as one of the finest teams in the State. The Bearcat's Bob Starford was named to the All-State First Team, and Bob Willis was given honorable mention. However, it was no two-man show as the Bearcats displayed great teamwork all season long. If credit must be given, it should be given to a great coach, Francis Nestor, who in his first year at GHS brought back a winning team to Grafton. It was truly a great season and in the years to come, as many GHS teams come and go, the Bearcats of 1965-66 will still be remembered. 30 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: Jerry Duckworth, Chuck Ewers, Tim Gerkins, Tom Stolzcnfels, Bob Starford, Bob Willis, Bob Jones. ROW 2: Chuck Bartlett, Bruce Mitchell, Greg Reed, Rusty Tingler, Coach: Mr. Nestor. Unphotographed: Garry Whitescarver. Chuck Ewers Forward Tim Gerkins Forward 31 Bob Jones Forward Greg Reed Forward Bob Starford Guard Rusty Tingler Guard Gary Whitescarver Guard Bob Willis Guard UNDERCLASSMEN Chuck Bartlett Guard Jerry Duckworth Forward Bruce Mitchell Center Tom Stolzenfels Center TROPHY AWARDS 32 SECTIONAL: FAIRMONT — WINNER REGIONAL: BUCKHANNON -- RUNNER-UP OUR COACH, CHEERLEADERS AND BAND BOOSTING THE TEAM IN ACTION. 33 34 35 BASKETBALL B-TEAM ROW 1: Buddy McKeen, Paul Whetsel, Mike Bolyard, Donald Reed, Gary Shafer, Bob Duckworth, Louie Spada-fore. ROW 2: Jimmy Hulley, Dannie Starford, Dennis Dawson, Phil Cleer, Mr. Spadafore, Kyle Harmon, Larry Andrews, John Bord, William Long, manager. 36 FRESHMAN TEAM ROW 1: Bob Stockett, Kevin Williams, Charles Paige, Mike White, ROW 2: Donald Taylor, manager, Micky Eisey, Dick Teagarden, coach, Mr. Manno. UN PHOTOGRAPH ED: Mike Carr, Wally Carr, Steve Gerkin, Donnie Miller, Eddie Poling, Nathan Rutherford, Mike Shaw, Jim Spring, Gus Stravakis. BASEBALL ’66 ROW 1 -- Arthur Poling, Chuck Ewers, Jim Reed, Steve McWilliams, Greg Reed, Dick Teagarden, Dan Star-ford, Jerry Duckworth, Rusty Tingler, Howard Bolyard. ROW 2 -- Mike Mcdaniel, Don Hendershot, Bob Willis, Tim Gerldns, Bob Starford, Tom Stolzenfels, Don Johnson, Chuck Bartlett, Gary Haller, Bill Long. A new sport was in the spotlight at GHS this year. For the first time in many years Grafton organized a baseball team. Under the able leadership of Coach Nestor the Bearcats have presented a record of 3 wins against 7 defeats. The victories were over Watson once and Philip Barbour twice. Grafton lost to Weston once and to Bridgeport, Buckhannon, and Elkins twice. Although Grafton's record was not too impressive this year it can be expected to improve as the Baseball program is extended, and in the years to come the Battling Bearcats will leave their mark on the baseball diamond as they have in other sports. TRACK Track in recent years at G.H.S. has become important as a conditioning sport, keeping our football and basketball stars in shape during the off season. This year the Grafton thin clads participated in four track meets, one at Elkins, one at Philip-Barbour and twice at Morgantown. The Bearcats fared rather well on the field as we had many of our track stars qualifying for the Big Ten meet. They are as follows: Charles Mikels -- 120 yard high hurdles; Bill Shingleton — Mile Run; Steve Sterling, Louis Spadafore, David Dalton and Charles Mikels — Shuttles; Bob Jones -- 440 yard dash; David Dalton -- 180 yard low hurdles; Bill Shingleton, Bob Jones, Bill Butler and Bud McKeen -- Mile Relay; Edwin McCartney and Tom Stolzenfels -- Shot Put; and David Dalton -- High Jump. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council The governing body of every high school is the Student Council. The purpose of it is to teach the students better citizenship. The members of the student council come from the homerooms. One representative is selected from each room to be on the student council except for the President and Vice President who are chosen by popular election in the’ preceding year. Since the student council is the governing body of the school, it sponsors many of the activities and projects. A few of them are class tournaments, dances and the purchasing of new equipment for the school. The Student Council is a very fine organization and it is a great honor to be an active member of it. Amy Lewis, David Dalton, Judy Teagarden, Brenda Fast. 40 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Steve Sterling, Howard Bolyard, Bill Butler, Gary Shaffer, Tim Conaway, Larry Sapp, Charles White, Jerry Duckworth, Tom Stolzenfels, Bob Starford, Lawrence Spadafore, Bob Willis, Danny Starford, Bill Richman, John Linn. SECOND ROW: Jan Deakins, Kay Philipps, Betsy Tansill, Brenda Fast, Judy Weaver, Susan White, Debbie Weekley, Vickie Weekley, Susie Robb, Jane Marshall, Penny Peters, Jane Dorton, Sebbie Gall, Kevin Williams, Douglas Moats, Steve McWilliams, Dennis Shumaker, John Bord, Mr. Manno. THIRD ROW: Sandra Garrett, Linda Burgreene, Bobbie Coleman, Sissie Skinner, Barbara Newconae, Sue Stout, Susan Reneau, Barbara Lewis, Lynn Setter, Don Hendershot, Roger Bennett, Charles Walls, Gary Brown. FOURTH ROW: Judy Teagarden, Ann Shafferman, Sandy Mayfield, Kathi Poling, Bobbie Stansberry, Sandra Withers, Debbie Shackelford, Donna Garrett, Bob Duckworth, Donald Ford, Larry Knight, Doug Current, Stanley Jennings. FIFTH ROW: Susan Elsey, Susie Kincaid, Elizabeth Crall, Linda Roberts, Toni Stevens, Carolyn Goodwin, Paul Whetsell, Kyle Harman, John Magnifico, Jimmy Hulley, Bill Shaw, Wally Carr, Louis Spadafore. SIXTH ROW: Donna Wolfe, Gayle Annon, Larry Preston, Mike Hulley, Ricky DeMoss, Donnie Stevens, Diane Matlick, Mike White, Sharon Wright, Ann Devers, Janice Malone, Donnie Jackson, Steve Fairley. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Satterfield, Mary Jane Warder, Marlene Riggleman, Linda Rogers, Sally Johns, Patty Marsh, Glenda Weaver, Sharon Sinsel, Diane Craft, Pam Colebank, Debbie Smith, Jessica Bord, Sandra Armentrout. EIGHTH ROW: Sandra Towther, Steve Posten, Bobby Henderson, Janet Sturm, Sheila Moats, David Withers, Donnie Reed. 41 LIBRA RY A SSIS TANTS FIRST ROW: Linda Jenkins, Sharon Price, Debbi Weekley, Judy Weaver, Joyce Moore, Sharon Hardmen, Susan White, Linda Wood. SECOND ROW: Becky Henderson, Carolyn McDaniel, Becky McDaniel, Brenda Fast, Pam Barlow, Kathi Poling, Susie Robb, Linda Weaver, Louise Williams. THIRD ROW: Peggy Carr, Penny Lewis, Judy Miller, Carol Fisher, Jo Poe, Linda Satterfield, Barbara Thom, Dianne Goodnow, Pat Pitman. FOURTH ROW: Wilma Runner, Florene Frederick, Anita Arble, Sheryl Jenkins, Anne Fleming, Carla Parsons, Becky Isner. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: Jim Reed, Bob Duckworth, Lawrence Spadafore, Steve McWilliams, Garry Whitescarver, Kerru Ball. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Duckworth, Pam Williams, Mary Ellen Campbell, Linda Shreve, Peggy Shaffer, Nancy Swisher, Becky Isner. THIRD ROW: Marlene Shaw, Peggy Carr. Unphotographed: Deloris Patrick, Janet Newlon, Lou Ann Dunham, Nancy E. Judy, Kathy Louzy, Linda Clark, Doug Moats, Rusty Tingler, Joe Newlon, Bill Parsons, Mary Murphy, Ann Fleming. 42 FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Taffy Barlett, Martha Moats, Darlene Wood, Sharon Kinter. ROW 2: Kathy Loar, Kandy Austin, Mary Ellen Campbell, Karen Jones, Sally Bartlett, Jenny Bartlett, Carolyn Sevier. ROW 3: Mrs. Faulkner, Carol Rowe, Linda DeMoss, Barbara Linn, Marsha Jones, Becky Lynch, Jean Knight, Mary Miller, Grace Miller. ROW 4: Robert Stamm, Debbi Shumaker, Judy Reese, Blaine Compton, Frank Mantz, Charlene Williams, Joyce Moore, Linda Weaver. F.T.A. FIRST ROW: Ann Shafferman, Sally Bartlett, Barbara Wagner, Sylvia Robb, Leslie Shriver, Miss Towles. SECOND ROW: Kathi Poling, Sharon Price, Frank Mantz, Sandy Mayfield, Bobbie Stansberry. 43 KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. David Mays, Bill Richmond, Tom Stozenfels, Bob Stafford, Laurence Spadafore, Bob Willis, Garry Richman, Howard Bolyard. SECOND ROW: David Dalton, Danny Starford, Paul Wetsell, Joe Newlon, David Craig, Doug Moats, Bob Brown, Chuck Swisher. THIRD ROW: Tom Taylor, Bill Butler, Tim Conaway, Jerry Duckworth,Chuck Bennett, Kyle Harman, Garry Shafer, John Linn. Unphotographed: Jim Reed. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: Miss Towles, Linda Roberts, Susan Shaluta, Kathi Poling. SECOND ROW: Becky Henderson, Dave Shaver, Sally Bartlett. 44 COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW 1: Miss Roy, Carol Campbell, Beverly Satterfield, Marlene Shaw, Peggy Carr, Penny Lewis, Anita Arble, Mrs. Decker. ROW 2: Mary Ann Kuhn, Lana Ferrel, Carol Fisher, Becky McDaniel, Becky Henderson, Jo Wolfe. ROW 3: Patty Kirby, Linda Clark, Linda Stevens, Nellie Goodwin, Linda Peters, Beverly Miller, Lelia Bolliger. A.T.C. FIRST ROW: Walma Runner, Linda Roberts, Sharon Price, Sandy Mayfield, Jonette Wolfe, Kathy Poling. SECOND ROW: Barbara Lewis, Susie Hoover, Sharon Toth, Sally Bartlett, Becky Henderson, Sissy Skinner, Linda Knight, Barbara Newcome. THIRD ROW: Linda Clark, Bobbie Stansberry, Ann Shafferman, Taffy Bartlett, Nancy Collens, Brenda Fast, Pam Clover, Diane Goodnow. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Knotts, Penny Louis, Ramola Jinnings. 45 F.H.A Mrs. Nellie Bolyard R. 1 Carolyn Me Daniel, Martha Drummond, Kay Kunst, Barbara Fisher, Judy Gump. Sponsor R. 2 Wilma Dawson, Mary Smith, Ann Devers, Kitty Austin, Joyce Moore, Cathy Nestor, Elizabeth Miller. Joyce Moore --Jr. Degree Emblem Award Honorary Members -- Mrs. Kunstand, Miss Cole Mrs. Bolyard, Karen Mayle, Cozetta Mayle, Diane Installation of new president Kay Kunst. Mayle. 46 F.F.A ROW 1: Larry Ash, Bob Delaney, Robert Cox, Mike Goodwin, Ricky Lantz, Bruce Mitchell, Eddie Miller, Mike Bloyard, Alfred Morgan, Ronald Fawcett, Mr. Donham. ROW 2: Terry Mayle, Randy Retherford, William Roy, Charles Choff, Jimmy Patten, Roger Daff, Alan Vincent, Russell Keener. ROW 3: Steve Hevener, Marty Austin, Mike Tatterson, Larry Mayle, Albert Mayle, Bill Parsons, Greg Goodwin, Howard Bolyard, Mike Miller. ROW 4: Charles Lyons, Junior McCord, Danny Austin, Jim Poling, Teddy Mayle, Goodrich McCord, Duane Mayle, Charles Smouse, Durley Mayle. ROW 5: Bob Nester, Howard Lynch, Howard Watkins. AWARD WINNERS Danny Austin The winner of the Chapter Star Dairy Farmer aw ard. Ronald Fawcett The winner of Chapter Star Green Hand award. Bruce Mitchell The winner of the Chapter award for soil and water management and Forestry. Bob DeLany The winner of the Farm Mechanics award. Howard Lynch The winner of the Ornamental Horticulture award. Mike Bolyard The winner of Livestock, Farm and Home Improvement, and Farm and Home Electrification awards. 47 A CAP ELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Jonette Wolfe, Rosalee Corio, Susie Bartlett, Bob Starford, Lawrence Spadafore, Bob Willis, Debbie Weekley, Judy Weaver, Mrs. Rice. SECOND ROW: Pam Dalton, Sharon Toth, Phyllis Cochran, Chuck Proudfoot, Steve McWilliams, Garry White sc arver, Jean Knight. THIRD ROW: Judy Teagarden, Vickie Weekley, Brenda Fast, Dave Dalton, Dave Shaver, Chuck Swisher, Martha Moats, Donna Garrett, Penny Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Humphrey, Ann Shafferman, Dick Teagarden, Rusty Tingler, Bob Stockett, Toni Stevens, Linda Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Bob Duckworth, Bill Shaw, Kevin Williams. 48 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Judy Boyles, Debbie Weekley, Judy Weaver, Susie Robb, Susan Bartlett, Jonette Wolfe, Kay Phillips, Jan Deakins, Rosalie Corio, Sebbie Gull, Mrs. Rice. SECOND ROW: Linda Roberts, Judy Teagarden, Carol Ann Rowe, Sherry Humphrey, Sharon Toth, Phyllis Cochran, Lana Ferrel, Pam Barlow, Mae Steadman, Toni Stevens, Marlene Shaw, Pam Williams. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Crall, Vicki Weekley, Mary Poling, Connie Kelly, Sharon MacCracken, Margaret Johnson, Donna Garrett, £andy Garrett, Kay Shakleford, Patty Moore, Kathy Toth. FOURTH ROW: Martha Moats, Ann Shafferman, Janet Sturm, Lila Moore, Donna McDonald, Penny Lewis, Pam Dalton, Patty Kirby, Barbara Poe, Marsha Jones, Judy Shackelford. ALL-STATE CHORUS 49 Brenda Fast, Sylvia Robb GIRL - BOY - STATE Boy's and Girl's State gives a fortunate boy and girl the opportunity to learn the fundamental operations of our state gov't. It allows the individual to participate in running a model state gov't at Jackson's Mill. The candidate campaigns, runs, and is elected or defeated for public office. Under guidance of qualified counselors business is carried on similarly to that of our state gov't under a governor and Board of Public Works. The participant receives a better understanding of our democratic form of gov't while enjoying good fellowship of nearly 350 other individuals from all over the state. For relaxation, there is a fine athletic program consisting of football, softball, volleyball, and swimming. The student returns home with a greater knowledge of democracy in action. Judy Teagarden Bob Willis KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT The annual Know Your State Gov't Day was held at the Charleston Civic Center on February 28, 1966. This program is for high school juniors throughout the state. Grafton High School's representatives, Debbie Weekly and Tim Conaway, were chosen by the American History classes. They were given the opportunity of meeting and hearing our State Board of Public Works, the President of the State Supreme Court of Appeals, and several foreign exchange students. Concluding the program, the students saw our gov't in action as they toured the State Capitol Building. 50 Tim Conaway and Debbie Weekly Cooks Peggy Summers, Bonnie McVicker, Blanch Peggy Knight, Blanch Stutler, Bonnie Studer. McVicker. Custodians Alfred Ford Abner Mathew Bus Drivers Willis Saucer Kenneth Rosier, Virgil Radcliff, William Turoczy, Junior Mayle, Bernard Mayle, Gordon Dillon, Roy Nose,William Whitescarver, Robert Bartlett, Glen Ford, Ray M. Phillips. 51 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Mike White, Janet Sturm, Kathy Louzy, Dick Teagarden. Louie Spadafore, Jane Marshall, Karen Collins, Danny Starford. JUNIORS SENIORS 52 Leslie Shriver, Tom Stolzenfels, Taffy Bartlett, Bill Richmond. Barbara New come, Sissie Skinner, Dave Shaver, Diane Goodnow. MISS BEARCAT XV BRENDA ANN FAST 54 HOMECOMING COURT OF ’65 FIRST ROW: Cathy Louzy, Vicki Stewart, Sharon Toth, Kathi Poling, Brenda Fast, Ann Shafferman, Taffy Bartlett, Susie Elsey, Carla Parsons. SECOND ROW: Mike White, Mike Boyles, Bob Duckworth, Bob Jones, David Sapp, Philip Ragar, David Withers, Dick Teagarden. Unphotographed: John Skinner. 55 56 57 58 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Taffy Bartlett, Jonette Wolfe, Rebecca Isner T affy 59 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Susan Nancy Rosalie Corio, Debbie Weekley, Susan White, Nancy Haislip, Karen Collins. Debbi Rosalie Karen 60 Happy Birthday Stozie! ! ! REFRESHMENTS ANYONE??? Carol Fisher, Judy Miller, Marie Dickey, Barbara Fisher, Carole Campbell, Peggy Carr. 61 COME ON BEARCATS! ! ! SOCIAL LIFE OF 62 64 BAND CONCERTS PRESENTING OF LETTERS TO JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS 66 Drum G Head Majorette Pam Williams Ass't Drum Major Bobby Duckworth Sheryl Jenkins — Sr. Melany Kite, Jr. Jane Marshall, Soph. Penny Peters, Soph. Bobby Coleman, Jr. GRAFTON BEAR Barbara Wagner, Pam Williams, Sue Stout. ROW 1: Joyce Funkhouser, Paula Wilson, Marlyn Thorn, Pamela Williams, Drum Majorette, Janice Malone, Dee Bartlett, Mary Ellen Campbell -- ROW 2: Mary Jane Warder, Terry Watkins, Vicki Stewart, Dorothy Reneau, Barbara Linn, Barbara Fawcett --ROW 3: Richard Shackelford, Gary Efaw, John Kirkpatrick, Bobbie Coleman, Jane Marshall, Sheryl Jenkins, Barbara Wagner, Penny Peters, Melanie Kite, Sue Wilson, Diane Matlick, Linda Ridenour -- ROW 4: Butch Neason, Linda Rogers, Jimmy Hulley, Susan Director: Joseph Henry 68 CAT BAND Reneau, Glenda Weaver, Anita Arble -- ROW 5: David Fawcett, Mike White, Sally Johns, Bill Shaw, Jerry Ball, Shelia Moats, Gary White, Sharon Sinsel, Patty Marsh, Sue Stout — ROW 6: Charles Paige, Kevin Williams, Randy Beall, Marlene Riggleman, Larry Sapp, Gary Shaffer, Charles White, Sandra Armcntrout, Kay Kunst, Nancy Judy -- ROW 7: Mike Hullcy, Cliff Painter, Mike Boyles, John Linn, Larry Shaw, Tim Conaway, Danny Malone, Bob Duckworth, Bob Nestor, Dwight McDaniel. 69 CLASS 70 TOURNAMENTS 71 ALL TOURNAMENT TEAMS . . . AWARD WINNERS Linda Knight Bobbie Stansberry Roaslie Corio Helen Phillips Cindy Kirby Susan Ekis Bobby Shingleton Ronnie Lawson David Dalton Eddie Poling Terry Shuttlesworth Best Sport: Girl -- Linda Knight Best Cheering Section: Sophomore Class Best Cheerleaders: Juniors Best Cheerleader Costume: Sophomore Best Decorated Section: Seniors Best Appearing Team Girls: Seniors Boy -- Charles Pinnell Foul Shooting: Girl....................Donna Duckworth Boy...................Presley Knight Boys: Seniors 72 TO URN A MEN TOURNAMENT ACTION SHOTS - BOYS 74 TOURNAMENT ACTION SHOTS - GIRLS 75 “SHOWER OF STARS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MA Y 21, 1966 76 77 78 MA Y 30TH PARADE - 79 BA CCA LA UREA TE SERMON 80 GRA D UA TING 82 £8 99. J SSV1D TOM JONES Partridge: Rick Poling Bridget Allworthy: Kathi Poling Squire Allworthy: Dave Sapp Deborah: Vicki Weekley Jenny Jones (Mrs. Waters): Sandy Mayfield Captain Blifil: Bob Willis Tom Jones: Chuck Swisher Thwackum: Dave Shaver Square: John Skinner Mr. Western: Doug Moats Sophia Western: Nancy Haislip Miss Western: Ann Fleming Honour: Susan White Justice Dowling: Jim Reed Doctor: Bob Willis Highwayman: Dave Shaver Harriet Fitzpatrick: Sharon Price Fitzpatrick: Dave Craig Mrs. Whitefield: Judy Teagarden Susan: Linda Shreve Lady Bellaston: Ann Shafferman Nancy: Mary Murphy Constable: Bob Willis Servant: Becky Henderson Student Director: Sandy Mayfield Prompters: Nancy Judy, Pam Williams Director: Judy Murphy 84 Teresa Annon Sanda Armentrout George Austin Kandy Austin Micky Austin Charles Bartlett Virginia Bartlett Randy Bell Larry Bo yard Jessica Bord Clarence Braddock Cindy Brown Diane Boylen Debra Campbell Barbara Cardek Deborah Carroll Mike Carr Wally Can-Bob Choff Roger Clevenger Edith Collins Blaine Compton Lawrence Cool Dianne Craft Ruth Cumpston Douglas Current Rosa lee Curry Charles Dakon Jan Deakins Gary Davis 86 Sammy Dean Linda Dennison Karen Dodrill Clara Dotson David Drummond Charles Duckworth Donna Duckworth Twila Duvall Susie Kkis Mi key Elsey Nathen Estel Stephen Fairley Kenneth Farrell Rodney Fast Ruth Fast David Fawcett Barbara Flohr Terry Freeman Rena Lee Freeze Paul Fox Joyce Funkhouser Karen Gatski Steve Gerkins Darlene Goff Greg Goodwin John Gordon Judy Gump Alice Haller Debbie Haller Roy Hatley 87 Donna Hebb Linda Henderson Don Hershman Roger Hickman Betty Holcomb Charlotte Hoover David Hose Donald Jackson Helen Jacobs Carolyn James Stanley Jennings Sally Johns Robert Jones Carol Kearns Delores Keefover Russell Keener Steve Kelly Eds el Kennedy Nancy Kennedy Joseph Kester Randy Kincaid Nancy Kines James King Sharon Kinter John Kirkpatrick Keith Knight Larry Knight David Knotts Donald Lake Glenn Latta 88 Raymond Leeper Janet Lipscomb Lucy Lipscomb Kathy Loar Kathy Louzy Larry Lucas Danny Malone Patty Marchman David Marks Patty Marsh Dianne Matlick Dianne Mayfield Beverly Mayle Cozette Mayle Larry Mayle Terry Mayle Gay McCord Junior McCord Mary McCord Kathryn McDonald Marion McKinley Bill Miller Elizabeth Miller Howard Miller Mike Miller Donald Minard Allan Moats Shiela Moats Allen Mooney Janie Moore 89 Pauline Moore Everette Moran Ida Morey William Morey Mildred Morris Mike Moryer Wanda Mouser Gradley Nay Larry Nay Bobby Nestor Cathy Nestor Jimmy Nestor Linda Nestor Patty Nestor Jimmy Newlon James M. Newlon Charles Paige Cliff Painer Rhoda Palmer Bill Parsons Carla Parsons Debbie Parsons Kay Philips Patty Philips Chuck Pinnell Donnie Poling Eddie Poling Donna Posten Herbert Powell Belinda Price 90 Jimmy Price Mary Proudfoot Chuck Reed Robert Reed Judy Reese Dorothy Reneau Randy Retherford Sandy Richards Linda Ridenour Linda Rogers Carol Rowe William Roy Brenda Rutherford Nathan Rutherford Donald Sapp Joseph Sciegaj Carolyn Sevier Carolyn Jo Sevier Judy Shackford Kay Shackford Richard Shackford Charletta Sharps Gary Shaw Anna Shinglcton Debbie Shoemaker Charles Shugars Alesha Shumaker Roger Shumkaer Terry Shuttleworth Edward Sigley 91 Loretta Si mm ions Gary Single Sharon Sins el Tommy Sloan Eddie Smallwood Mary Smith James Spring Tommy Stafford Robby Stamm Gus Stavrakis Robert Stockel Janet Sturm Rickey Stutler Nancy Swisher Mike Tatters on Dallas Taylor Donnie Taylor Dicky Teagarden Patricia Thom Sue Thorp Helen Tichnell Cathy Toth Larry Towner Wayne Trembel Anna Veltki John Waddell Danny Watkins Doug Watkins Shirley Watkins Glenda Weaver 92 Linda Weaver Mike White Percy Wilfall Charlene Williams Kevin Williams Paula Wilson Sharon Withers Tom Withers Donna Kaye Wolfe UNPHO TOGRA PH ED FRESHMAN Billy Brown Linda Coleman Earl Floyd Hazel Gordon Shirley Hullderman Danny Husk Shirlene Mayle Bonnie Moats Leslie Moats John Rogers Mike Moyer Jerry Shumaker Terry Wagoner Mary Williams 93 FRESHMAN INITIATION Ida Able Larry Andrews Nancy Arbogast Danny Austin Marty Austin Robert Bailey Dougjas Baker Madeline Ball Sue Bartlett Jacob Batton Mike Bolyard John Bord Mike Boyles Rue Boyles Louetta Bradley Gary Brown Virginia Bryan Linda Burgreen Linda Carter Donetta Carnes Mike Carroll Larry Clark Phil Gleer Karen Collins Bob Cox Glinda Currey Lee Cutwright Roger Daff Connie Dalton Pam Dalton 96 Dennis Dawson Wilma Dawson Linda Demoss Rick Demoss Ami Devers Brenda Dickey Joe Dorton Evalin Dotson Randy Durrett Susan Elsey Patty Exline Barbara Fawcett Ronald Fawcett Sharon Findley Barbara Fisher Donald Ford Linda Freeze Chylene Funk Sebbie Gall Beverly Gollons Sandra Garrett Sandra Glasspell Barbara Goff Mike Goodwin Lula Grimm Freddy Haller Donnie Hamilton Sharon Hardman Kyle Harman Rose Hartley 97 Bill Jenkins Bonnie Johnson Margaret Johnson William Johnson Marsha Jones Donald Kellar Connie Kelly Susan Kincaid Mona Kirby Jean Knight Larry Knotts Charles Lions Sandra Lowther Joyce Lynch Rebecca Lynch John MacAfee Janice Malone Joe Maris James Markley Terry Markley Jane Marshall Cary Ion Martin Glenna Mauller Connie Mayle Diana Mayle 98 Durley Mayle Dwayne Mayle Karen Mayle Marlene Mayle Teddy Mayle Mike McCally Goodridge McCourt Sharon McCracken Carl McDaniel Ernest McDaniel Gary McDaniel Linda McDaniel Buddy McKeen Greg McVicker Rhena McVicker Kathy McWilliams Frances Miller Susie Miller Martha Moats James Moore Joyce Moore Henry Moorey Karen Morris Edgar Mouser James Patton Penny Peters Terry Peters Helen Phillips Wayne Phillips Charles Pinnell 99 Jo Poc Terry Poe Richard Poling Steve Poston Larry Preston Margaret Proudfoot Marilyn Rager David Reed Donald Reed Johnny Reed Ken Reed Marlene Riggleman Ruth Ringler Jeannette Roach Raymond Roberts Margeret Saffle Sue Saffle Charles Satterfield Lynn Settler Debbie Shackleford Gary Shaffer Aronold Shaffer Linda Shaffer Susan Shaluta Linda Sharp Larry Shaw Billy Shingleton Bob Shingleton Dennis Shumaker Paul Sinsel 100 Wanda Sloan Debbie Smith Mike Smith Carl Smouse Andy Springs Pat Springs Dannie Starford Donald Stevens Vicki Stewart Nancy Swisher Richard Swisher Marlyn Thorn Betty Tucker Helen Vandergrift Junior Vincent Charles Walls Mary Jane W arder Beverly Watkins Terry Watkins Janis Weaver Paul Whetsell Walter Willis Retha Winans David Withers James Wolfe Darlene Wood Judy Wright Sharon Wright Mike Wyckolff 10! r S n . Meww Ucwn L_ ) Stephen Paul Poston With deep regret we dedicate this page to Stephen Paul Poston whose death on May 16, 1966, shocked and saddened the entire student body. Steve was the son of Mr. and Mrs. ELsey Poston. Quiet sincerity was the hallmark of Steve s personality. We remember him best for his slow, sweet smile and the sparkle that lingered in his eyes when he especially enjoyed something. His absence is a source of sorrow to the faculty and his fellow students, who wish to express their sympathy to his family and friends. 102 Ruby Bolyard Judy Boyles Steve Boyles Taffy Bartlett Robert Beltner Roger Bennett Howard Bolyard Lana Bolyard Bonita Arthur Larry Ash James Barcus Chuck Bartlett Demaris Bartlett Sally Bartlett Susan Brown Micah Burgreen Bill Butler Mary Ellen Campbell Diane Chucci Phillis Cochran Roberta Coleman Allen Collins Nancy Collins Tim Conaway Rosalie Corio Darletta Cox Jerry Davis Linda Dean 105 Toby Debarr Robert Delaney Martha Drummond 106 Michael Gibson Janet Glaspell Pam Glover Richard Hebb Don Hendershot Mary Hersey Cynthia Kirby Wanda Kirkpatrick Ansel Kisner Susan Goodwin Bill Grim Ellen Haller Elizabeth Hoover David Jones Sherry Humphrey Gary Jones Sarah Keener Bob Kisner Debra Kisner Melanie Kite 108 Barbara Lewis Barbara Linn John Linn Karen Linn Brenda Lipscomb Bill Long Frank Mantz Darry Mayle Dexter Mayle Faith Mayle Jack Mayle Virgie Mayle Edwin McCartney Hoy Me Court Dwight McDaniel Mike McDaniel Stephen McWilliams f ? 109 Grace Miller Bruce Mitchell Patricia Moore 110 Susan Reneau Robert Rutherford Linda Rice Janet Richards Bill Richmond Sylvia Robb 111 Stanley Sceigaj-James Schmuck Brenda Sevier Bill Shaw Delores Shaw Gary Shaw Leslie Shriver Joy Shumaker Clyde Shuttleworth Sandra Sisler Thomas Stafford Steve Sterling Joyce Stevens Rhonda Stevens Tom Stolzenfels Sue Stout Angela Stravrakis Barbara Thom Carolyn Thorn Sharon Toth Louise Tucker Richard Tucker Barbara Wagner Brenda Ward Roger Ware Howard Watkins Paul Watkins Judy Weaver 113 Albert Wolfe Linda Wood UNPHOTOGRAPHED JUNIORS LARRY CURRY JOHN DADISMAN JAMES DAFF ALICE DODGE KAREN FOX LARRY GETZ DAVID HADDOX ROSA HARTLEY GARY HAYES LARRY HUSK KAREN JONES RUBY JOHNSON RICHARD KEEFOVER PRESLEY KNIGHT RICKY LANTZ ALFRED MAYLE ALMOS MAYLE JULIA MAYLE LINDA McGEE LULA McMASTERS DALLAS MITCHELL ROBERT MYERS RUSSELL POLING VERNEN POLING ROBERT SETLER LARRY SHAFFER RICHARD TAYLOR TOM TAYLOR ELLEN WEAVOR SHERRY WEAVER DONNA WILSON SHIRLEY YEAGER 114 ANITA LOUISE ARBLE CAROL ANN ARBOGAST KATHRYN GRACE AUSTIN JERRY WAYNE BALL RETHA JANNETT LYNCH BALL PATRICIA ANN BENNETT LELEIA GAIL BOLLIGER 116 DIANE ATHELIA BOLYARD RICHARD DALE BOWMAN ROBERT EARL BROWN, JR. CAROLE LYNN CAMPBELL MARGARET LOUELLA CARR LINDA KAY CLARK NANCY LEE CONSTABLE 117 RICHARD ALLEN COOLE DAVID MICHAEL CRAIG LAURA ELIZABETH CRALL DIANE LOUISE CURRY MARY MARGARET CURRY DAVID LEE DALTON STEPHEN B. DEAKINS 118 STEPHEN ADDIS DeBARR JOYCE MARIE DICKEY NANCY LEE DIXON ALICE FAYE DOTSON CHARLES EDWARD EWERE RICHARD LEE FARRELL BRENDA ANN FAST 119 LANA JEAN FERRELL CAROLE ANNE FISHER ANN LOUISE FLEMING HOWARD GLENN FORD ESTELLA FLORINE FREDERICK JUDITH CAROL FUNKHOUSER FRANK GATSKI 120 LOUIES. GERARD TIMOTHY ALLIEN GERKIN JANICE JEAN GETZ DIANE ALDIENE COODNOW CAROLYN JUNE GOODWIN NELLIE ELEANOR GOODWIN JAMES EARL GRAGG 12! NANCY LEE HAISLIP CARY DAVID HALLER DAVID ALLEN HARTER ROGER LEE HARVEY GARY LEE HOFF REBECCA SUE HENDERSON REVECCA ANN ISNER 122 LINDA FAYE JENKINS SHERYL FRANCES JENKINS RAMOLA JUNE JENNINGS CAROL SUE JOHNSON ARLETTA JO JONES MICHAEL PAUL JONES ROBERT LEE JONES, JR. 123 NANCY ELLEN JUDY PHILLIP MIKEL KELLY PATRICIA ANN KERBY 124 LINDA LOU KNIGHT MARY ANN KUHN GARY ALLEN LAKE RONALD LEE LAWSON DALE EDWARD LEE PATRICIA LOUISE LEEPER 125 GLORIA JUNE LEWIS JAY EDWARD LOUZY PAUL JOSEPH LOUZY JOHN PETER MACNIFICO JOYCE ANN MARKLEY BARBARA ANN MARQUESS SANDRA SUE MAYFIELD 126 CATHERINE FREDA MAYLE EDDIE EMERSON MAYLE ERCEL MARSH MAYLE GWENDOLYN ANN MAYLE MAYOLA WILBERT A MAYLE WILLIAM STANLEY McCLOY NADA GAY McCOURT 127 REBECCA LYNN McDANIEL donna jo McDonald CHARLES DAVID MIKELS BEVERLY DARLENE MILLER BEVERLY JEAN MILLER CHARLES EDWARD MILLER CAROLYN LEE McDANIEL DOUGLAS PAUL MOATS LYLA MAE MOORE JUDITH DIANE MILLER ALFRED PAUL MORGAN RALPH DWAYNE MOYER DWIGHT PATRICK MURPHY BARBARA LOUISE NEWCOME 129 JOSEPH RICHARD NEWLON LINDA LOU PETERS JIMMIE RAY PHILLIPS LARRY JOE PHILLIPS PAMELA JO McVICKER PITMAN BARBARA JEAN POE DANIEL IRVIN POLING 130 JAMES FRANKLIN POLING MONA KATHRYN POLING RICHARD HOWARD POLING MARVIN LEE POSTON s'K cU JAMES ARTHUR PRESTON SHARON KAY PRICE CHARLES ROBERT PROUDFOOT, II 131 GREGORY ALLEN REED JAMES RALPH REED, JR. LARRY LEE REED JOSEPH WAYNE RENEMAN GARRY MICHAEL RICHMAN LARRY MARTIN RICHMAN LINDA YVONNE ROBERTS 132 DAVID GLENN SAPP BEVERLY SUE SATTERFIELD ROBERT AARON SAYRES, JR. LUELLA MAE SEVERE PEGGY SUSANNE SHAFFER ANN ELIZABETH SHAFFERMAN DAVID ERNEST SHAVER 133 LINDA MARLENE SHAW LINDA SUE SHREVE MARY CATHERINE SHROYER JOHN HOBART SKINNER THERESA ANN SKINNER DANNIE LEE SMITH DAVID DANIEL SMITH 134 JAMES LEE SMITH LAWRENCE DAVID SPADAFORE BOBBIE SUE STANSBERRY ROBERT WYNN STARFORD 1NA CATHERINE STEVENS LINDA KAROL STEVENS TONI ANNE STEVENS 135 CHARLES RAYMOND SWISHER DONNA KAY TANSILL JUDITH LEE TEAGARDEN STEVEN HAROLD THOMPSON HANNAH JO THORP DOROTHY JEAN TICHNELL CARROLL LEON TINCLER, JR. 136 JACK LEE TRAVIS BARBARA JEAN TUCKER JAMES ROY TURNER MELINDA BELLE WALTERS ROETA JEAN WARE HATTIE LOUISE WATKINS STEPHAN IRA WATKINS 137 SHIRLEY ANN CARDER WEAVER VICTORIA ELENOR WEEKLEY DAVID CLIFTON WHITE CARY WILLIAM WHITE SUSAN ALISON WHITE CARRY WAYNE WHITESCARVER DOVE LOUISE WILLIAMS 138 PAMELA LEE WILLIAMS ROBERT KOCH WILLIS SANDRA FAY WITHERS JONETTE P. WOLFE CARLE VAUGHN WRIGHT JOHN RICHARD ZORIK PHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS FRANK DADISMAN DAVID DAVIS SARAH McCOY GRAY WILLIAM CLAUDE GRIMM JAMES HARDIN ROBERT ALAN KNOTTS ROBERT KEITH LEACH HOWARD DAYTON LYNCH JACK MAYLE PHILLIP MEANER HOY DELMAS McCOURT WILLIAM RONALD PETERS FREDERICK MICHAEL PIERSON AUTHOR POLING ROBERT E. RETHERFORD KENNETH SINCLAIR ERRY SWAN 139 MIXED CHORUS CLASS TOURNAMENTS Peggy Carr 2 Elizabeth Crall Brenda Fast 2,3,4 Lana Ferrell 4 Becky Henderson 1 Becky Isner 1,2,3 Linda Jenkins 1 Sheryl Jenkins 3 Patty Kirby 3,4 Patty Leeper 2,3 Penny Lewis 2,3,4 Becky McDaniel 4 Carolyn McDaniel 3,4 Donna McDonald 4 Beverly D. Miller 2,3 Lyla Moore 4 Barbara Newcome 3 Barbara Poe 3,4 Linda Roberts 4 David Shaver 3 Marlene Shaw 2,3,4 Sissie Skinner 3,4 Linda Stevens 2,3,4 Toni Stevens 3,4 Betsy Tansill 2,3 Judy Teagarden 2,3,4 Hannah Thorp 4 Vicki Weekley 1,2, 3,4 Pam Williams 2, 3,4 Jo Wolfe 3,4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR David Dalton 4 Brenda Fast 2,3,4 (All State 4) Penny Lewis 3,4 Ann Shafferman 2,3,4 Dave Shaffer 3,4 Larry Spadafore 3 Bob Starford 3,4 Linda Stevens 3,4 Toni Stevens 4 Chuck Swisher 4 Judy Teagarden 2,3,4 Rusty T ingler 4 Gary Whitescarver 3,4 Pam Williams 2, 3,4 Bob Willis 3,4 Jo Wolfe 3,4 GIRLS TEAM Anita Arble 1,3 Carol Campbell 1,3,4 Diane Goodnow 3,4 Nancy Haislip 1,2 Sheryl Jenkins 1,2,3,4 Nancy Judy 1 Mary Ann Kuhn 1,2,3 Penny Lewis 3,4 Bobbie Stansberry 1,2, 3,4 Cathy Stevens 1,2,3,4 Toni Stevens 1,2,3,4 Judy Teagraden 2,3,4 Susan White 1,2, 3,4 Pam Williams 2,3,4 BOYS TEAM Roger Harvey 1 Phillip Kelly 1,2,3,4 Ronnie Lawson 4 Joe Newlon 3, 4 Ricky Poling 2,3,4 Chuck Proudfoot 3 Jimm Reed 2,4 Greg Reed 3 Garry Richman 1,2, 3,4 David Sapp 1 Larry Spadafore (Coach 2,3,4) Rusty T ingler 3 Garry Whitescarver 1,2,3 CHEERLEADERS Brenda Fast 3,4 Barbara Newcome 2,4 Kathi Poling 2,3,4 Jim Preston (Mascot 1,2) Sharon Price 1,2,3,4 Sissie Skinner 1,2,3,4 Judy Teagarden 1 Pam Williams 1 140 SPANISH CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB Kitty Austin 2,3,4 Bob Brown 2,3,4 Elizabeth Crall 3,4 Brenda Fast 2,3,4 Carol Fisher 3,4 Carolyn Goodwin 3,4 Nancy Haislip 2,3,4 Sheryl Jenkins 2,3,4 Bob Jones 2,3,4 Patty Leeper 3,4 John Magnifico 2, 3,4 Sandy Mayfield 2, 3,4 Charles Mikels 2,3,4 Doug Moats 2,3,4 Barbara Newcome 3,4 Danny Poling 3,4 Kathi Poling 2,3,4 Jim Preston 2,3,4 Chuck Proudfoot 3,4 Garry Richman 2,3,4 Linda Roberts 3,4 Ann Shafferman 2, 3,4 Sissy Skinner 2,3,4 Bobbie Stansberry 3,4 Toni Stevens 3,4 Betty Tansill 3,4 Judy Teagarden 2,3,4 Rusty T ingle r 4 Vicki Weekley 4 David White 2 Susan White 2, 3,4 Bob Willis 2,3,4 Sandy Withers 3,4 Anita Arble Carol Campbell Peggy Carr Linda Clark Lana Farrell Carol Fisher Becky Henderson Patricia Kerby Mary Ann Kuhn Patty Leeper Penny Lewis Becky McDaniel Linda Peters Beverly Satterfield Marlene Shaw Linda Stevens Jo Wolfe JUGS Nancy Haislip 3,4 Sandy Mayfield 3,4 Kathi Poling 3,4 F. H. A. Kitty Austin 2,3,4 Diane Goodnow 1 Patty Leeper 2 Carol McDaniel 1,2, 3,4 Donna McDonald 1,2 Linda Peters 2 Barbara Tucker 1 FRENCH CLUB Linda Clark 2 Frank Gatski 3,4 Peggy Shaffer 3,4 David Shaver 2,3 Vicki Weekley 2,3 (V. Pres. 3) SOPHOMORE DEBATING SOCIETY Bob Brown Nancy Haislip Nancy Judy Sandy Mayfield Kathi Poling Jim Preston Sharon Price Ann Shafferman Bobbie Sransberry 141 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL David Dalton 3,4 Jerry Ball 1 (Treasurer) David Dalton Roger Harvey 3,4 (v. President 4) Nancy Haislip 3,4 Steve Deaking 1 (Secretary) Chuck Ewers 1 Penny Lewis 3,4 (Vice Preisdent) Brenda Fast 2,3,4 Carolyn Goodwin 4 David Shaver 3,4 Becky Henderson 3 Bob Starford 3,4 Judy Miller 2 Judy Teagarden 3,4 Barbara Newcome 1,2 Susan White 3,4 Pam Williams 3,4 Sharon Price 1 Jim Reed 4 Bob Willis 3,4 Sissie Skinner 2 (President) Ann Shafferman 3 NEW MEMBERS Larry Spadafore 4 Peggy Carr 4 Judy Teagarden 1,3 Carol Johnson 4 (President 4) Nancy Judy 4 Doug Moats 4 Ann Shafferman 4 Pam Williams 1 Marlene Shaw 4 Bobbie Stansberry 4 A.T.C. Linda Stevens 4 Linda Clark 3,4 Diane Foodnow 3,4 Becky Henderson 3,4 Ramola Jennings 3,4 Sandy Mayfield 3,4 (Ass't Manager 4) Kathi Poling 4 Sharon Price 3,4 (Manager 4) KEY CLUB Linda Roberts 3,4 Ann Shafferman 4 Bob Brown 3,4 Sissie Skinner 3,4 David Craig 3,4 Bobbie Stansberry 3,4 David Dalton 3,4 Jo Wolfe 3,4 Doug Moats 3,4 Penny Lewis 4 Joe New Ion 4 Jim Reed 4 Garry Richman 3,4 Barbara Newcome 4. (Secretary 4) Bob Starford 3,4 F.F.A. (V. President 3) Howard Ford 1,2,3,4 (President 4) Eddie Miller 1,3,4 Chuck Swisher 4 A.P. Morgan 1,2,3,4 Bob Willis 3,4 142 Jim Poling 1,2,3 BAND HOMECOMING PRINCESSES Anita Arble 1,2, 3,4 Jerry Ball 4 Steve Deakins 1,2,3,4 Nancy Haislip 1,2 Sheryl Jenkins 1,2,3,4 Nancy Judy 1,2, 3,4 Dave Shaver 2 Gary White 1,2, 3,4 Pam Williams 1,2, 3,4 Brenda Fast 3 Barbara Newcome 1 Kathi Poling 4 Sharon Price 2 Sissie Skinner 1 Ann Shafferman 4 Pam Williams 2 RADIO CLUB BAND COUNCIL Nancy Haislip 2 Sheryl Jenkins 3 Nancy Judy 4 (Secretary) Gary White 4 David Craig 2 Coug Moats 1,2 David Shaver 1 David White 2,3 (President) Pam Williams 1,4 STAGE CREW MAJORETTES David Harter 3 Doug Moats 2,3,4 David Shaver 1,2,3,4 Sheryl Jenkins 4 Pam Williams 2,3,4 (Drum -Head 4) THESPIANS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Nancy Haislip 3,4 Susan White 2,3,4 Gary Haller 2,3,4 David Harter 2,3,4 Becky Henderson 2,3,4 Kathi Poling 3,4 Linda Roberts 1,2,3,4 David Shaver 1 J. v. CHESS CLUB Becky Isner 2,4 Barbara Newcome 3 Ann Shafferman 2,3 Jonctte Wolfe 4 Steve DeBarr 3 Gary Haller GIRLS STATE F.T. A. Judy Teagarden BOYS STATE Bob Willis Sandy Mayfield 4 Kathi Poling 3.4 Jim Preston 3 Sharon Price 3,4 Peggy Shaffer 3 Ann Shafferman 2,3,4 Bobboe Stansberry 3,4 Barbara Tucker 3 143 RE-ECHO Jerry Ball 4 David Craig 4 Nancy Haislip 4 Becky Henderson 4 Nancy Judy 3, 4 (CO-Editor) Kathi Poling 4 Sharon Price 4 Jim Reed 4 Gary Richman 3, 4 Ann Shafferman 4 Marlene Shaw 3,4 Linda Stevens 3,4 Vicki Weekley 3,4 Susan White 3, 4 Gary Whitescarver 4 Pam Williams 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor) Jo Wolfe 4 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Jerry Ball 2,3,4 Peggy Carr 4 Linda Clark 4 Steve DeBarr 3, 4 Brenda Fast 3 Nancy Judy 4 Becky Isner 4 Doug Moats 3, 4 Jim Reed 4 Peggy Shaffer 4 Marlene Shaw 4 Larry Spadafore 3,4 Bob Starford 3 Vicki Weekley 3,4 Susan White 2 Pam Williams 3,4 Bob Willis 3 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Anita Arble 4 Peggy Carr 2,3,4 Brenda Fast 2,3,4 Carol Fisher 3, 4 Florene Frederick 4 Di ane Goodnow 3,4 Nancy Haislip 2, 3 Becky Henderson 2,3,4 Becky Isner 4 Linda Jenkins 2,3,4 Sheryl Jenkins 4 Arietta Jones 2 Penny Lewis 3,4 Carol McDaniel 1,2, 3, 4 Becky McDaniel 3, 4 Judy Miller 2,3,4 Kathi Poling 3,4 Sharon Price 1,2, 3, 4 Beverly Satterfield 2,3 Ann Shafferman 2, 3 Susan White 3,4 Pam Williams 3 DRILL TEAM Retha Ball Patty Bennett Linda Clark Patty Lee per Becky McDaniel Beverly D. Miller Judy Miller Linda Peters Marlene Shaw Sissy Skinner Louise Williams 144 ST. REGIS PAPER CO. CONTAINER DIVISION CORRUGATED PAPER PRODUCTS PIKE STREET GRAFTON--2140 Congratulations Class of 66 PAINTER’S Grafton Jewelry Company Your authorized Keepsake Jeweler 25 W. Main Street Grafton, West Virginia FAC EM I RE MOTOR COMPANY Congratulations to the graduation class of 66 U.S. Rt. 50 East Phone 433 Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant Students Portraits in This Book Were Made By W. R. LOAR AND SON Grafton, W. Va. Kodak Kodak Supplies and Kodak Furnishings GRAFTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Third Annual Apple Festival October 13, 14, and 15 Held Annually COZY REST RESTA URANT MOTEL Serving Lion's, Kiwanis, and other Service organizations. For reservations phone 51 GOOD LUCK SENIORS KALO CHEVROLET COMPANY Best of Luck '66 Grads Buick - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Pontiac Willys Dealer in Grafton, W. Va. ARCHDEACON'S Complete Outfits The Stone With 100% Nationally- Advertised Merchandise for Men Boys Grafton, W. Va. HEFLINS LOAR JEWELRY COMPANY Class of 66 Artcarved diamonds Main Street Phone 335 Grafton, West Virginia Compliments of 4 Corners Restaurant THE REXALL STORE Malones Pharmacy Your Money Buys More In A Real Drug Store 16 W. Main Street Phone 102 A. R. Dick Leonard, owner MUSGROVES Wholesale Grocery-Groceries--Flour--Feed 204-206 Latrobe Street Grafton, West Virginia MR r ACCORDING TO OUR RECORDS ' VOuR SHOULD BE , ABOUT DUE K StRV CCS CHECKED ' AT 1HIS-11ME OFVEAROUrEREE IORDINT SAFETY INSPECTION WILL REASSURE YOU THAT VITAL Rants are in good order I TOR THE MONTHS AHEAD. lS rt [ Oil OIL CHANCE LUBRICATION IkANiMIttlOM niHHMHHi DONALD F. POLING Main Street Grafton, W. Va. THE BUILDERS SERVICE SUPPLY CO., INC. FIRST NA TIONAL BANK of Grafton Country Club Road Grafton, West Virginia LEONARD'S GROCERY Taylor County's Full Service Bank Pioneers in Progressive Food Retailing 238 W. Main Street Phone 740 Grafton, West Virginia .X J ' ‘ Puppp Palace P I O ; — TOM BARTLETT TASTEE FREEZE Puppy Palace 50 flavors of shakes We have a wide selection of food including Pizza and Hoagies . Phone 2230 Compliments of Memorial City Post 3081 mFamm mm VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PHILLIPS PHARMACY The Friendly Drug Store in Blueville Phone 758 WITHOUT YOUR CONFIDENCE We Could Not Exist Nor Merit Your Consideration KNOTTS FUNERAL HOME If You Get It At The UNION DRUG COMPANY . . .It's Right Grafton, W. Va. Prescriptions a Specialty West Main Street Phone 500 MOROSCO’S AGENCY JENKINS CLEANERS Real Estate and Insurance Beech and Walnut Phone 787 Your Clothes Best Friend Grafton, W. Va. When the Time Comes . . . Let Us Help Furnish Your Home IKE’S TIRE SERVICE J. LEE EVANS 209 West Main Street, Phone 216 FURNITURE COMPANY Grafton, W. Va. Complete Home Furnishers Since 1898 Phone 107 J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Three Ways To Buy-Cash ! Layaway! Charge! Always First Quality! Phone Grafton, W. Va. 2187J2 THE INWOOD -U .S . Route 50 Food You Will Remember Lelah Sichelstiel Owner 5 Miles East of Grafton GERARD MOTOR 820 W. Main Street Guaranteed Used Cars@ $5 down---Phone 1437 SHARON'S BEAUTY CENTER Creative Hair Styling, Cutting Permanent Waving and Hair Coloring Free Coffee Sharon Knight Roberta Runner Owner Operator Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 66 GRAFTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Riverside Drive Phone 1700 McCRORY'S All Your Wearing and Household Needs The most Complete Variety Store in Taylor County. 50-54 W. Main Street Phone 265-3248 Grafton, W. Va. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '66' Compliments of BEVERLY SHOP 68 W. Main St. Phone 265-2285 Grafton, W. Va. CAROLYN'S COFFEE SHOP AND RESTAURANT 9 Beech Street Breakfast Dinner Lunch Home Made Pies and Rolls. WELFARE FINANCE CORPORATION AUDRA'S SNACK BAR Loans from $10.00 to $800.00 The place to meet your friends for a treat! 42 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Phone 265-1370 The Food At Audra's Can't Be Beat. Mr. C. E. Slaughter, Manager Blueville Grafton, W. Va. RAPHAEL'S BEAUTY SALON NEWLON'S FLORIST 4 114 Walnut Street 221 Maple Ave . Grafton, W. Va. Phone 480 Phone 244 TELEFLORA Grafton, West Virginia McWilliams fleetwing J R RESTAURANT Rt. 50 One Mile East of Blueville Route 50 Phone 9666 All Sorts of Sandwiches . Your favorite drinks. Grafton, W. Va. Meet Your Friends Here! STEINBECK'S ESSO SERVICENTER CHATTER BOX 8 E . Pike St. Grafton, W . Va. Shoe Shine, Cigarettes, and Soft Drinks Complete Esso Service 24 Latrobe St. Grafton, W . Va. McIntosh sport store 123 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. Phone 134 MURPHY'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE Authorized Distributor The Friendly Store Wilson Sports Equipment Hardware- - Plumbing Electrical- -Supply ORR'S GROCERY Compliments of Grocery Products and Meat MARY ELLEN'S BEAUTY SALON 519 W. Main Phone 265-0070 823 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. CONTIC'S PASTRY SHOP G. B. BAKING CO., INC. Main Street Ask for GB Bread at your Grafton, West Virginia local Grocer Phone 225 GRAFTON FOOD CENTER FREY'S SERVICE STATION Fresh and cured Meats 27 East Main Street Groceries--Frozen Foods Ice Cream Phone 184 Hanna Paints (Greenseal) Grafton, W. Va. Phone 459 20 E. Main St. Since 1868 WEST SIDE SPORT SHOP WILLHIDE MEMORIALS 205 Beech Street Grafton, W. Va. Fine Monuments and Markers Fishing and Hunting Supplies 203 Latrobe Street Phone 253 Mrs. V. C. Willhide, Owner . , . ' Tires- ° °r • VCUCI 1 Batteries-eno izing C H E'LL9 Accessories 11 r JACKSON JEWELERS Your Friendly Jeweler Phone 1379 HADDIX'S SHELL SERVICE Blueville Addition Grafton, W. Va. 12 West Main Street Grafton, W. Va. The Friendly Stores Where You Save - Save - Save High - High Quality Low - Low Prices Parking Available at All Stores Clarksburg GARDEN FRESH SUPER MARKETS The Stores With A Personal Touch Open Every Day - Nights Till Nine Rt. 50 East Rt. 19 South 548 W. Pike Grafton Weston Rt. 19 South Buckhannon Rt. Z0 South AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 12 Compliments Of The BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD American Legion Baseball COMPANY Grafton, W. Va. 55 W. Main St. KAREN WOLFE DANCE STUDIOS HP Complete Courses in all Types of Dancing Starting at Age 3 Main Street, Grafton, W. Va. B.P.O.E. (Above Malone's Drug Store) Phone 2060-J- 1 Approved By And A Member of Grafton Lodge 308 National Association of Dance Grafton, West Virginia And Affilated Artists NADAA RANDOLPH'S FORT PITT SHOE STORE Congratulations 27 West Main Street Graduates Of 66 Selection-Quality-Service Mabel Randolph, Mgr. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 638 Best Wishes For Your Future Success Grafton, West Virginia GRAFTON FINANCE COMPANY Corner Latrobe and Main Street Phone 1089 Grafton, West Virginia FISHER DRUGS GODWIN SHAFFER, INC. 119 Main Street Phone 305 U.S. Route 50 and St. Charles Street For All Drug Store Items Try-Fishers First Grafton, W. Va. Free Customer Parking Maytag ZINN MUSIC SUPPLY A 1 WILSON'S FLORIST 62 West Main Street Phone 298 Phone 1267 45 W. Main Street Grafton, W. Va. TYGART ROLLER RINK WEST SIDE BEAUTY SHOP 19 Beech Street 113 Beech Street Professional Dance and Figure Lessons Bea Walls Proprietor Phone 447 Permanent Wave and Setting