Cabin Creek High School - Kanawhan Yearbook (East Bank, WV)

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M' -' cg2gaEEE!!E5 KQAFQEKWWTTE BJ 5E!!QE5EL25b f- -in 1 4 P Q 1 . , ul -ii. 1 'I . I ' ' 1-2 G?r 'gil ,Q G 'll 219 Wavie Gifford, treasurer. We may say that, as a whole, the class thoroughly enjoyed the entire school yea r. September 8, 1931, saw the return of one hundred and fifty- eight of the class, enrolling as Juniors. BV that time we were set- tled and, rn a sense, 'tbelonged' to the school. For' a while we de- voted ourselves to welcoming and getting acquainted rr ith new- tomers and then again took up the regular routine of classes and school activities Eugene Beaver was again elected president of the class vvrth Marx rn Ixeeney yrce pr esrdent Pat Angle secretary and Billie Mcy ev treasurer The faculty leaders were Miss Dorothy Matrcs Miss Lourse Pix or and Mr Er xr rn Cochran These teachers directed the Junior class play Clrmbrng Roses and rt was a great success Lourse Clendenrn and Donald Mor r rs had the leading parts and sex eral other members of the class also gave ex cellent performances The class xr as also outstanding rn athletics and many earned letters rn football and basketball The average grades of the class yr er e lou er than the pr ex rous year but when we moved into the seniors seats on the last day of school the deter mrnatron to do better vs ork the next x ear xr as the pr edomrnatrng thought of all In beptember 19 2 we entered our last term of high school We held our heads high for vs e yr ere the Benrors As our pr esrdent we elected Hugh McPherson Donald Morris vrce president Pat Angle secretary and RovSchxre1nsburg treasurer Our class ad vrsors rere Miss Elizabeth Campbell Mr H C Kennedy and Mr Lynn lavlor Under thrs leadership me gate the Senror class play Be An Optrmrst xr rth Paul Palmer and Bettv Coleman the leading characters Members of our class also published The lxanawha Ripple which was the irrst school paper rn several years to be a succe s We vs on recognition rn our studies rn athle trcs and rn other actrxrtres and xx e feel that the athletic directors have lost some x ery x aluable football and basketball play ers There vrere one hundred and thrrtr seven of us to receive diplomas and despite the drflicultres rr e encountered by being the operated vxrth our prrncrpal and facultv rn ex ery xr ay that we could In view of these facts ue hope that our classmates and the faculty vsrll think oi us long after gr aduatron as loval supporters of the school and not Just ships that pass rn the night l,,. 5 V.. 4. I ,. if-- ks .?5 1930 I . I nl Y is . 4 s - . . . . 5. .1 Lg . . 'D' - r .n Y , .- . - . . 'ffl r . i U n K 7 y N . ' ' 7 - s - - - - ' C. . U 2 L. ' - . . ,A L L .. A .- . , . . 1 ' . ' , , , as ' ' . 77 ' P 1 K a if , D, I V I Y I I 7' . I ' 9 . . H, Y ' ., 9 ' ' ' w y n A' y X. - v - ' ' - D' . . O V - - . - ' - , 1 O ,L 1 n . . . . , . . k . . . . , ' 'K 5 ,' , ' 5 D 7 . D. y. l U . S . ., . . K . .I . . L - ' .0 I L I .L v l. 7 . L 46 1 l ' - l, v. f 4 n Q R 7 9 1. 7 ' . I . I 1 ' KK A. . If V . Y L . h N - . t . ' C . . S .. . . Y I i. . . 0 I . . 7 .. - 1 Q . . . . w V ' l I V . . depression class, we kept up the standard of the school and co- fe? bs g Q 4 Hdvu ' Q1 LR? 'ls' -' T-I I I Page hirty-unl-

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gh KANAWHAN ,pg F1 W . .,,.-.-.-,-ga. . .g.. fp ,-.gi,.., q. .A-g-fy.: ,.,: , :XB Qi .ffl til bil 'Z Q-I - . .rn ,-r CLASS HISTORY - I Margery Skiles ' 'C WL written histories of classes begin in the same Way-with a ship fighting its way to port through a stormy voyage, an air- plane encountering numerous difficulties, oi some similar Way of gaining g1aduat1on by means of a journev We do not choosefto call ou1 yeais in C. C. D H. S. a voyage 01 to give the name of an aiu plane oi ship to oui beloved school we meielv w1sh to state the facts about the yea1 s w e hax e been hei e so that We may have some thing definite upon w h1ch to base oui pleasant 1nemo11es in latei y8a1S On Septembei 8 1929 zbout one hundied students enteied Cabin Lleek D1st11ct High School as li ieshmen The second day of the school teim saw an unpieccdented ex ent that has not since occu11ed The fieshmen held a class meeting and despite a seveie iebuke fiom the senlois elected the following officeis and ad VISOIS Billie McVey president Vina Johnson V109 piesldent Clayton Hudnall secietaiy and ticasuiei Miss Lois McDonald and M1 Edwaid Kelly class advisors Anothei unusual thlng about tms fieshman class two gills eained basketball letteis They weie Ada Mae Shaxei and Ohxe Iantz High school life p1 oved 1athe1 stienuous foi most of the fieshmen and the last day of the school teim w as one of compaiative 1eJo1c1ng The next yeal on Septembei 1 manv new students fiom the Cl1St11Cf. Junioi High Schools w eie added to the o11g1na1 one hun died making about tw o hundi ed sophomoi es We had the name of oeing the laigest class in the histoiy of the school and We have maintalned that name thioughout the othei two yeals Studies Weie taken moi e sei iously this yeai and some of the best gi ades of the whole school we1e made by sophomoi es The class was excep tionally w ell 1ep1 esented in athletics by both boys and gills The guls who eained letteis w eie Ada Mae Shavei Ruby Maitin Rachel Noble Louise Claik and Thelma Gwinn and the boys weie Woodiow Hunley Eugene Beavei Lofton Tudoi MRIVIH Keeney and Roy Schweinsbuig Social activities also wele an 1mpo1 tant in the Gymnasium undei the guidance of the class adx ISOIS Miss D01 othy Matlcs and 'VI1 Edw aid Kellv At the iii st class meeting the leadels of the class w eie elected as follows Eugene Beavei pi 6S1Cl8Ilt Lofton Tudoi uce piesident Pat Angle secretaiy L. 'f N5 X' ab EW- 0 -1 Page th ty gy, if . I.. lr L. IS?-. I. gs 'El ' . - l' 0 I2 ' ' ' . . ' , ' K . ' K . ' . V , 1 . W ,' 3 cn 0 l Y ' 1 , - V. fl . , 7 2 . . s 1 v C - 3 y 1 l 1 1 I I I K I . 1 . k - , ' Q v 'O 'I 0 A Y ig, l c Y ' 1 1 9 -h i I F ' 3 v ' S ' , ' S - I I 1 u 5. 1 Q n ' ' 3 . 7 4 I 7 I 7 a 4 ' uw n . ' U 9 ' ' 4 ' 1 in 7 -' . 1 n u . r 1 ' y . T l 1 4 . . ' J Q n . '-' . u V o 0 A Q Q , 1 Q 1 I 1 , 1 . ' ' ' . I 1 ' . . . ' ' n - V Y . D . . . 1 . fu . '1 ' I i . , . .- , . . . ., - , V ki' 52' . ' ' X Y' 4 ' '53 4' 9 7 . 1 y - . s 1 3 part of the class and the biggest event was the Bowery Party given , , 1 ,i , , L I . 4, I... if - f ' ' f 2 3 . l t . I - . Q , 1 l ' - I 'l V ir , ,

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,, ': 14' CLASS WILL Pat Angle KANAWHAN Q13 l -:A 'Z 1-I . . .ppb , -.al 51 1 ee WE, the Senior Class of 1933, of Cabin Creek District High School, East Bank, in the 'county of Kanawha, in the state of West Virginia, hereby leave our unsought hopes and ambitions, personal and class property, in the hands of our followers This wrll shall and should take Ol recerve effect on or after we the brrght and shining stars have gone on our short and distant paths or be- yond and beneath rn the thick nar ron and vr rde ways of the wor ld Thus we leave our last vt rll and testament as follows To the Junior class vr e most unxn rllrnglv leave our faithful class advisors To some capable and talented Junror such as herself Betty Wolfe gives up her posrtron on the Kanawhan staff Robert Eccles Elizabeth Sham Rax mah Car nrfax and Hester Moore leave their A grade cards to J T Brannen Bland Walker Wrllram Hayes and Pat Hilton Lofton Tudor and Roy Schvr ernsburg hand down their football secr et rn knocking em cold to the J unror boys and their followers Phyllis Dressler takes this opportunity to offer Reba John son her posrtron as ivory pounder Upon Ralph Wrllrams and Melvin Clements Palmer Wright and Walter Krnsolvrng bestou their many talents hoping that they vs rll be able to display them as nicely as therr orrgrnal owners Clayton Hudnall and Eugene Keeney turn over then manager shrps to Carl Wilson and Walter Wagner Ar tre Toler and Elizabeth Eccles donate their famous corduroy skrr ts to the fir st two people to apply for them Delma Lane and Thelma Reid endou Lucrlle Lane and Louise Mori IS with their beautiful fr rendshrp From Robert Paxton and Marjorie Rader Irene Hudnall and Kathleen Car uthers shall receive nrne book reports Russel Calvert and Nathan Mattox shall come rnto possession of the vast number of lady admrr ers of Harold White and Wood rovx Hunley unrfor ms to Gwendolyn Walton and Antonia Sprlok Two Ju-rrors wrll come rnto possession of the locker of Elsre Johnson and Rachel Noble prowrded they will clean rt out maria- was Page thx ty two 9532 I sf' I iif' ,. lt. L, fa 955 .s 1 ' - - ' - , ' . . A . . . , . I I v I 7. 1 I 7 7 ' . , U Y , : k I x I . I O , ' , ' ' K6 79 1 4 ' ' V 1 ' 1 ' 7 3 1f 1 . y ' 1 - ' 1 V 1 ' ' . 7 ' 1 ' 1 1 . N i . ' . 7 1 - . . ' ' rr' . , . H ' . . , . , 1 V. . . 7 . 1 N. a I 1 ' 1 ' ' 4 I ' . 1 ' 1 as , .545 Anna Belcher and Louise Clark hand over their basketball v 1 1 1 I 0 0 0 0 . I : 5:3 g i :..'f '7 l Z: l is .I i