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

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FRANK HUMPHREY II PATRICIA ANN FAIRLEY NANCY ANN FOLEY More or less a fun” person, Duke still finds time between all of his activities to study. He is probably well remembered by classmates for his argumentative nature — perhaps this has helped him win sixth place. Patty is known by her teachers and friends as an efficient worker in both college and business courses. This trait most definitely has helped her to earn seventh place. Enthusiasm is Nancy’s trademark. She is always full of life and adds much excitement to her many activities. One of her outstanding qualities is her willingness to help. Eighth place couldn’t go to a more deserving person. SHARON LEE WESTERMAN KARL WILLIAM FREEZE KENNETH LEE CROSS Ask most anyone in class about Sharon, and he will tell you that she’s a lady. Although basically a quiet person, she has that quality of warmth which makes her pleasant to be with. She holds ninth place. A nice all-around guy who is always willing to do what is asked of him. Being the outstanding student he is. Karl graduated tenth in his class. We are sure he will be successful in his later This is one football player who has both brawn and brains, as shown by his eleventh place rank. Behind his joking manner is a guy who is always lending a helping hand. years.

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Honor Students ELIZABETH ANN SUMMERS KENNETH ALAN MICK The title Valedictorian infers much honor, and Elizabeth has certainly earned it. One can readily see the time and effort she puts into all her activities. Most know her as an easy- going girl, who can be trusted to fulfill her obligations. A determined and diligent scholar rightfully earns his place as Salutatorian. Being extremely versatile. Ken spends much time with extra-curricular activites as well as with studies. It is generally agreed that he will find a full and successful life before him. RICKY RANDALL REESE If being unique has its advantages, it has surely- helped Rick in capturing third place. He is nei- ther quiet nor boisterous, shy nor aggressive, but always gets his point across. TARA NADINE TAYLOR Scholar number four’s best asset is leadership. Tara has set the pace in many organizations dur- ing her four very active years at G.H.S. Always willing to help, she has become known as one who sees things through and gets things done. JOYCE ANN WARDER When work needs to be done, one can count on Joyce to carry more than her share of the load. She is responsible and takes pride in doing her best. This quality has secured her rank as honor student number five. 21

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BEVERLY KAY ROLLINS JUDITH ANN SINSEL SHIRLEY LEE TUCKER Bcv has lots of friends — probably because she always has a kind word and vibrant smile for them. She will well be remembered for her versa- tility and charm. Congratulations on taking twelfth place. Who says number 13 isn’t lucky? It is for Judy. When others arc disorganized, Judy manages to maintain a cool and collective attitude She is persistent and faithful in her duties, and this has paid off in honors. Quiet and well mannered. Shirley has been an ideal girl to have in class. She is hard working, and always strives to do her best. She is honor student number 14. DAVID LEE JACO KARL JOHN SPINO Dave is one of those few people who fits easily into almost any setting. He is well thought of by students and teachers alike. His most striking attitude is his gentlemanly nature, which is quite admirable for this fifteenth placed student. Perhaps the best word to describe John is unas- suming. He is one who goes quietly about his duties, but will also voice his opinion on matters he feels strongly about. He rounds up the Top 10%, being number sixteen.