Graham High School - Graham Yearbook (Bluefield, VA)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Alice Smith Secretary Flower: Yellow Mum Colors: Dark Green and Gold Motto: Give what you have, it may be better than you think. Sponsors: Miss Harmon and Mrs. Eades Eddie Adair Walter Altizer Shirley Anderson Robert Armentrout Carl As bury Margaret Averill

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Ernest Horne James Lawrence Bobby Deaton Norman Carter Douglas Daniel Dewey Wolford Bill Nichols Johnny Hodock Betty McClanahan Lester Patton A. L. Nuckolls James Perkins David Russell ECHOES The Huffard medal has become a tradition, too. Mr, S.N. Huffard first pre- sented the medal in I 9 I 6 ; Glenna James (Mrs. Kennedy) received the medal that year. Mary Cameron (Mrs. Farharason) won the award in 1917 and Annie Laura Spraker (Mrs, George Miller) in I9I8. More recent recipients were Gloria Andes and Lois Neal, who tied, in 1950 and Phyllis Bell in 1951. As far as we can find out Mr. Stout was principal in the new school. (1913) Mr. Lincoln was principal in 1915. The first annual was called Shaum. We wonder why. Ann Shuffle barger Haner was the first majorette Graham ever had. Gordon Perkins and Betty Harris were the Negative team state winners in debate at Charlottesville in 1951. Listen carefully for other echoes of the past. If any of ours are wrong it ' s be- cause we are new at interpreting echoes.

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SOPHOMORE David Bailey Arthur Baker Charlotte Baker Geraldine Ball Nancy Barnett Hester Beverly Betty Bourne Margaret Browning Betty Buchanan Bobby Burkett Jimmy Busic Walter Burton T om Caldwell Ellen Callaway Mamie Carroll Jimmy Collins Jacquline Connoy Sandra Cooley Phyllis Coon Sonny Cox Vernon Cochran Jill Dalton Tommy Dalton Betty Jo Davidson Richard Devor T om Durham Bobby Earnest Hoge Fields Steve Fields William Fields Nancy F rench Ralph French Dorothy Guwyer Wayne Hall Kay Hammed Carlin Harmon Joan Harmon Pansy Hawks Danny Henderson Louise Hess F ranklin Hess Dorothy Hicks Nancy Hicks Shirley Hill Nancy Holbrook