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

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Senior Class Ilfficers Arthur Kraft, governorg Betty Trail, lieutenant-governorg Gloria Lee Murrill, treasurerg Mary Jo Hill, secretary. Song Because you are our school and we are thineg Through life the memories will be divine. We know a life of hope and ioy we'Zl seeg Because we came to thee, If all our knowledge, we have here acquired, Proves useful to us in each hope desired. And now our task in life we've just begung Our thoughts are but to win! And as we leave you now, the world's before us. Here's hoping we'll be found victorious. Theres sorrow in our hearts-you wonder why? Because we say, Goodbye BILL CHILDERS The Kanawhan, 1951 Page Fifteen

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wav' ,4 ?!eaecwZ Voyage Twelve years ago, we launched our Ship of Fate This Senior Class of '51g We set sail to a distant isle, We had many courses to run. Our hopes wcre high, our courage great, In this vast exploration, For we had launched upon a voyage To the Isle of Educationf' Our ship was manned by the Teacher's Tribe And charted by Parents, dear, Each one had to man his post . To keep the decks all clear., ' ' Land was sighted by and by 1 ' A ' An Island small and greeiry' We clocked our ship and climbed ashore On Freshman Beachv to preen. Our stay was short, our work was hard, And soon we left that shore. VVe raised our sails and launched our ship For the Isle of Sophomore. This journey took a few short months, We were tossed about by the storms The gale was high, the waves were rough! V It left us tired and worn. But with the help of the Teachers, Tribe We crossed the bay much sooner, And to our utter dismay and delight 'Ne found the Isle of Junioru! A beautiful isle, this was to be Our stay here was a pleasure, But all too soon we had to go, There was another isle to measure. This last lap of our voyage Is filled with memories sweet, Too many things for 1ne to count Have made it all complete. But let me say, before we leave, VVe've loved this exploration, A happy experience, our voyage was To the Isle of Education. VVe must leave now, to continue our voyage, Our search for the Isle of Success, We trust that we have left a mark Of worthiness, of honor, of the best! BETTY WEEKLEY Page Fourteen The Kanawhan, 1951

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JESSE ELMER ADKINS Jesse lives at Chesapeake and works in a store in his spare time. His ambition is to he a mortician and he collects stamps. His activities included being a mem- ber of the Cum Sapientia Liter- ary Club, Builders of Democracy Club and the Shakespearean Lit- erary Club. PHILLIS LENOHA ALIFE Phillis lives at Notomine and wants to become a nurse. Her hobby is collecting pictures. She was a homeroom oflicer, a mem- ber of the Builders of Democracy and Shakespearean Literary Club. GEORGE RAYMOND ALLEN George lives at Eskdale and wants to become a carpenter. His hobby is drawing and model building. He was a member of the Playhouse Guild and Carbon Chemistry Club. JACK BERMAN ALLEN Jack lives at Carbon and wants ,Ito be a successful businessman. I Fck takes part in all sports and .H eeps a scrapbook for his hobby. In his spare time he Works 1 'around his home. His activities :J included football, basketball, and baseball all three years, P.O.D. Club, the Junior Minstrel and Mane et Sapiens Literary Club. WILLIAM JOSEPH ANDERSON Bill', a resident of Carbon, de- sires to become a Conservation Commissioner and in his spare time works for the Y.M.C.A. His activities included Carbon Chem- istry Club, homeroom oh'-icer, Mane et Sapiens Club and Justice of P. O. D. Bill's hobby is col- lecting guns. PAUL AEAUJO Paul livcs at Eskrlale, likes sports and Wants to become a diesel mechanic. In his spare time he builds houses. His activities were football and Cum Sapientia Lit- erary Society. Page Sixteen W, -.Fw , THOMAS W. ARBAUGH , Tom, who hails from Cannelton, has an ambition to become a coach. His activities included football, Playhouse Guild, Phys- ic's Club, homeroom officer and P.O.D. Club, Football. 9 0 2. WILLIAM DOUGLAS BANNISTER Doug lives at East Bank and desires to work at the DuPont plant. His hobby is sports and his activities were Cum Sapiens Club and Band. JACQUOLINE HOPE BASHAM Jackie comes from Sharon, en- joys collecting match covers and wants to become a singer. Her activities were Cum Sapientia Literary Society and Chorus. KATHLEEN VIVIAN BASHAM Kathleen, who comes from Shrewsbury, has an ambition to become a nurse. In her spare time she collects glass dogs and works at a service station. She was a member of the Cum Sa- pientia Society. A MYRTLE IRENE BASHAM Myrtle lives at Sharon and hopes to become a stenographer. She collects novelties and baby sits in her Spare time. She was a member of the Robin Hood Lit- erary Society. KERBIIT E. BASS Kermit lives at Dry Branch and plans to become an automobile mechanic. Boxing is his hobby. In his spare time he Works on cars. Kermit was a member of the Cum Sapientia Literary So- ciety.