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

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B0B LEE YOCUM Bob was a member of the Math Club. He lives at Kayford and hopes to become a mining en- gineer. He collects guns and works as a full time store clerk. BETTY jo YOUNG Iody', lives at Chesapeake and plans to become a secretary. She likes to skate and her activities included the Robin Hood Liter- ary Society, Chorus, and home room officer. WILMA STAMPER YEACER Wilma lives at Kayford and wants to become a successful housewife. She collects dolls and likes to write letters. She was a member of the Cho1'us, Student Congress, Playhouse Guild and an office assistant. tx XL 1 LAYTON LESLIE YOUNG Clayton likes to work on cars in his spare time. He lives at Cedar Grove and plans to become a chemical engineer. He was a member of the Carbon Chemistry 1 ' - Club, Physics ,Club and Mane et Sapiens Literary Society. 'i G51 Senior Senate a Sponsors Row 1-Barbara Kemper, Faye Martin. Row 2-Mary jo Hill, Gwen Caudill, Betty Trail, Gloria Lee Murrill, Nina Henry, Frances Holbrook. Row 3-Buddy Wheeler, Tom Black, Bill Dellinger, Arthur Kraft, Charles Slater, Agnes Stoddard. Row 4-Mr. Hungerford, Mr. Taylor, Miss Underwood. Page Thirty-two The Kanawhan, 1951

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C AROLE WALKER Carole likes to dance and in her spare time works in a department store. She plans to become a nurse and lives at Marmet. She was a member of the Doncia Ray Literary Society and the G.A.A. HOBERT MCKINLEY WALLACE Hobert lives at Sharon and plans to become an electrical engineer. He enjoys baseball and was a member of the Band and Play- house Guild. WILLIAM WARD Billy wants to become a truck driver and likes to hunt and fish. He lives at Dawes and was a member of the Doncia Ray Lit- erary Society. DONALD WILEY WEAVER Donald lives at East Bank and wants to be a dentist. He collects pictures and stamps as a hobby and in his spare time he delivers papers. He was a member of the Band, Pythagorean Club and the Mark Twain Literary Club. He was also a member of the All- State and All-County Bands. BETTY LOUISE WEEKLEY Betty lives at Gallagher and wants to become a nurse. Her hobby is collecting sheet music and in her spare time she does housework and plays the piano. She was a member of the French Club, the G.A.A., Student Con- gress, Mark Twain Literary So- ciety, and the F.T.A. ELIZABETH JEAN WERTH jean lives at Pratt and she wants to become a nurse. Her hobby is collecting pictures ,and playing softball. In her spare time she enjoys reading and baby sitting. She was a member of the F.H.A., the Robin Hood Literary Club, Chorus, and she was also a home room officer. EDGAR WHEELER '4Buddy , who lives at Ward, wants to become a history teach- er. He enjoys hunting and fishing and in his spare time he is an auto mechanic. His activities in- clude the Senate, the Robin Hood Literary Club, the P.O.D. Club and the Physics Club. MARY ELIZABETH HVHITE Mary lives at Handley and wants to become a secretary. Her hobby is collecting photographs and she likes to read. She was a member of the Band and Doncia Ray Literary Society. all RICHARD LEE WHITE '5Dickie's ambition is to become a commercial artist. He lives at Chelyan and his hobby is paint- ing. He was a home room oiiicer, artist for the Doncia Ray Literary Club, and was in the Class of '51 Minstrel. VVILLIAIM WILLIAMS Jack lives at Dry Branch and works in a service station in his spare time. He plans to become a civil engineer and likes to hunt and fish. He was a member of the Band and Cum Sapientia Lit- erary Society. IANIES EDWVARD WINBERRY james was a member of the P.O.D. Club and Mane et Sa- piens Literary Society. He lives at Marmet and hopes to become a barber. His hobby is hunting. ANGELINE ELIZABETH Woons Angie,' likes to roller skate and plans to become an airline hos- tess. In her spare time she works for the G. C. Murphy store. She lives at Hugheston and her activ- ities included Chorus Cum Sa- pientia Literary Scoiety P.O.D. glib Student Congress and F. Page Thirty-one

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66015024 r S .Y r Day dreaming? No, these industrious juniors are really studying United States history, believe it or not. The Kanawhan, 1951 Page Thirty-three