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

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Sis 'vial n gm II I I Q2 .ggi I jj ci S: .Dlx-I 31: Sli f 4.-ll l l ? 9, - ' hm KANAWHAN OUR MEMORY PAGE 1 May we always remember. The Pioneer girl's winning state championship tor '32 and '33, The mud bath our boys received at the Charleston football game. Miss Pryor's craze for jig-saw puzzles. Marvin Keeney and his speeches in assembly. Gene Poore's annoying horse laugh. Elizabeth Shain and her giggle. Walter Kinsolving's new shoes for the Charleston trip. Palmer Wright s egotism Harold White s search tor stilts Lon Brewer and Eugene Keeney s crossword pu zles Believe it or not Laurence Maroney is interested in a Ripley Seniors watching the birdie on the Capitol steps Evelyn Campbell and her good looks The number ot good athletes in the Senior Class The arguing ability at Gene Beaver and Maurice Gosnay The competition ot Artie Toler and Pat Angle tor the affections ot Hay den Moore Billic McVey s and jean Bate s permanents The popularity ot Eddie s place The Senior bays strutting their stuff in the football minstrel Oh those by words of the Sen ors' Hats oft to Mr Nalbach for his band concerts' The close kinship of the Seniors and the Sophomores in the class tourna ments The dear old Purple and White winning tram the Blue and Gray on Thanksgiving Day Our boys winning the Kanawha Boone tournament Donald McSurley as just a Gigolo Otto Gibson s and Roscoe Noble s seats at Farry s Duard Kemper and his operation Iwonder it he read all those lettersl What a Sophomore did to james Turner and Bill Dunbar We hope that we will hold a place in Miss Underwood s heart as dear a that which former Seniors have Those love scenes in the Senior Play' For Seniors only Ada Shaver and Brother Hunley Ollie Pauley and Clay ton Hudnall Libby Eccles and Paul Palmer Betty Coleman and Walter O Dell Hester Moore and Palmer Wright Dot Hensley and james Petry The good eats at the school cafeteria H j Carey and his love tor the song Margie Lon Kinder s winning smile Helen johnson s willingness to do all she can for her class Semper amici Betty Wolfe and Marjorie Cowherd The Seniors ability to take privileges The debt the Senior Class owes the teachers of C C D H S PYIAL, 141' '.g YG I.. ll lei. ,. I- - lv... FIG' Q 1 SW' anis 1955 Page thirty four ' Z . I I ' ' I I 4 . . . ' I I I ' ' I I I ' ' 'I A I , ' - Iliif i-iii , ' , 1 - I I I., ' Lis. :.-'3 1 - ' ' iggv- I 1 1 - - 1 li - ' . I. The treat we gave the Governor. ' 3, ' ..... 1 ,

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E 1 I fl QT -:1 123 -.-.,. Q. F, pl KANAWHAN .Happy Hutton and Happy Keeney will leave their happy dis- posrtrons in the care of A. J. Kincaid and Hilda Holt. i .Marjorie Cowherd, Billie McVey and Jean Bates endow Vir- grnra Lyons, Rosalie Johnson and Jean Shaver with their chewing gum to be found under the library desks. Helen Johnson and Felix Buchko will their poetic ability to Lucille Parker and Chuck Jernigan. To some lover of gossip, Pat Angle gives up her Patty Tattle column in the Kanawha Ripple. Wavre Grfford leaves an alarm clock to Elmer Berry Evelyn Campbell and Ada Mae Shaver have finally consented to give up their popular rty to Margaret Gaye and Katherine Caw- e Hugh McPherson and Dennre Fraley extend their height to John Ervin and Wrllram Hayes James McCon1hay and Elizabeth Waldron may have the seats rn chapel belonging to Gene Beaver and Hilda Holt Ma ur ree Gosnay and Don McSur lev bestow a mir row to Harold Angle and James Smrthers so that they w rll alw ays see the sunny srde of life By request of a special member of our faculty Hayden Moore and James Petrv have been advised to leave their mischievous pranks to Calvert Pucker and lrm Swartz Lon Kinder will surrender hrs business papers to the person with the most patience Carrie White Ruby Hemmings Hazel Westfall and Vrvran Lambert give their choice seats rn the bus to the first to get them If aye Hammond and Margery Skrles leave their famous alrbr I have to study to the Stone sisters Dot Hensley and Louise Clendenrn bestow upon Pearl Maloney and Stella Holbrook their small feet Last but most rmpor tant the class as a whole vvrsh to make the J unrors Car etakers of the follow rng Our most adorable and wonder ful faculty stray know ledge and belongings and above all our highly polished REPUTATION and may rt ner er be tarnished The one most rmpor tant law of this will rs that every one shall take hrs estate and be contented and that the wrll shall never be broken Read and signed by the follow rng witnesses MARGERY SKILES FAYE HAMMOND 'W H50 rxQ5sf5 Iii a--. + ll l 1.211 451, 'rs IZ I' a .I Ax '59 ni. Jn: . v ci . I I. 1 'I I. V 1 y' I l I I , i . . . ' I. N I .OI l 9 I - f ' 1 , M D y 7' r 'I . I I , I - s M n t ' y u . p ' - 1' - - - ' U ' - 57 . I '. . , . ' , . . A 1 ' i . . 5 . .0 as va ' , ' , . ' ., as , , 77 . ,' . . . fb, 1 Y ' v Y V . y 1 f' . - - ' - , . 1 - lfif ' . . . ' li-'P I . , v ' PAT ANGLE 1-' fx Q- N I' '+ '..' 21::-1zf?r---l -'- . F '-'fffiieliif ff Page Ihirty-three

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