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

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In 1928 the school proudly boasted six school busses. , f-,, :ww sf, ' , 1, 1! 4-Uf 1346557292 f ' Z fy g W -if 1 fag? r A hai, ,ff 4, , 3 ' ,V 7-4 1' :gy V, 49 I ,, '1 A if as , Q, ' ' 7' 59 l EUGENE WARD DGCOYH O. Henry Literary Club '56, Baseball Manager '55, '56, Red Cross '55, Boosters' Club '56. DAYTON WAUGH Ward Football '53, '54, '55, Basketball Manager '54, Baseball '54, '55, '56, Robin Hood Literary Club '56. BARBARA STANLEY WEBB East Bank Home Room Officer '54, '55, '56, F. H. E,B, '56, Siegfried Sassoon Literary Club '56, Office Assistant '54, '55. ANNIS LORRAINE WEDDINGTON Eskdale Mark Twain Literary Club '56, French Club '55, Chorus '55, Junior Red Cross '54, '55, '56. SHIRLEY JEAN WEDDINGTON Chesapeake G. A. A. '55, F.B.L. A. '56, Chaucer Lit- erary Club '56. PI-IYLISS JEAN WELLS Sharon F.B.L. A. '56, Chorus '55, '56, Percy Bysshe Shelley Literary Club '56. JERRY ALAN WEST Chelyan Boys' State '55, Basketball '54, '55, '56, Governor '56, Shakespearean Literary Club '56. JUANITA WILSON Leewood Student Congress '55, '56, F. T. A, '56, F. B. L. A. '56, Pioneer Post '56. CAROLYN JEAN WOODY Cannelton Junior Red Cross '54, G. A. A. '55, Robin Hood Literary Club '56. FRANKLIN DELANO WORKMAN Marmet County Chorus '55, '56, Dramatic Club '55, '56, President, Pythagorean Club '56, President, Siegfried Sassoon Literary Club '56. LUCILLE ZACKOSKI Whittaker G. A. A. '55, Pioneer Post '56, Mark Twain Literary Club '56, Latin Club '56. ANN MARIE MCCOMBS Cedar Grove Home Room Officer '55, Student Congress '55, Chorus '55, Robin Hood Literary Club '56 GQLSS SOIZQ fTune to: It's Almost Tomorrow J Dear East Bank we 're leaving, the morrow is near, We'll love you forever, our he arts will remain, Our parting brings showers of sadness, I fe ar, And hope some day East Bank High, Your halls won't be ringing with laughter of ours, We'll meet here again. But I know tomorrow, our love will be yours. It's almost tomorrow, the hour is ne ar, CHORUS Fond moments and memories, bring comfort and cheer, It's almost tomorrow, we bid you adieu, We'll love you forever 'til stars ce ase to shine, Your memories will linger, for our love is still true, Your service and blessing have all been divine, Page Twenty-six By: Ruth Shannon The Kanawha-I1, 1955

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In 1942 all seventh, eighth, and ninth grades were assigned to junior Since the fall of 1943, East Bank has been a three-year high school. JACK SPRADLING Chesape ake O. Henry Literary Club '56, Home Room Sheriff '54, Intramural Sports '54, '55, '56, Boosters' Club '55. KAY ANN STANLEY Chelyan F.B.L. A. '56, Chorus '55, '56, Chaucer Literary Club '56, Junior Red Cross '56. EMOGENE STEPTO Marmet G. A. A. '56, Percy Bysshe Shelley Liter- ary Club '56, Senate '56, F.H.E.B. '56. DORIS ANNE STONE Mammoth Chorus '55, F.B.L. A. '56, Pioneer Post '56, Chaucer Literary Club '56. JIM SWARTZ Pratt Mark Twain Literary Club '56, Al Kowar- izmi Club '56, Jamboree '56. DONNA MAE THOMAS Chesapeake Cheerleader '54, '55, '56, Head '56, F. T.A. '55, '56, G.A.A. '55, '56, Class Officer '54. FREEDA ELIZABETH THOMPSON Chelyan G. A. A. '55, '56, Siegfried Sassoon Lit- erary Club '56, F.H.E.B. '56. JOYCE ANN TOLER Chesapeake Senate '55, Dramatic Club '55, Pioneer Post '56, Pianist, O. Henry Literary Club '56. BARBARA ANN TOTTEN - Withdrew from school before completing requirements for gra- duation. SALLY JO TRAIL East Bank G. A. A, '55, '56, Mark Twain Literary Club '56, Home Room Officer '54. CAREL OE TUCKER Ward J' Baseball '54, '55, '56, Chaucer Literary Club '56. MABLE UNDERWOOD Decota Junior Red Cross '54, '55, '56, Siegfried Sassoon Literary Club '56. WAYNE UPTON- Withdrew from school before completing requirements for graduation. WILFRED FRANKLIN VANDALL Hansford Pythagorean Club '56, Mark Twain Liter- ary Club '56, Cross '54. Jamboree '56, Junior Red PAT WAGNER C-he1Y3 Kanawh an, 1956 V The high schools. Page Twenty-five

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enior Glass fjqcers Governor ..-.......-.. ----- - - Jerry West Lieutenant Governor- - - Secretary ---- - - - - Treasurer ------ - - - - - Patsy Forbess - - - - - Lily Nehman - - - Kathryn Meadows V66ll?'l tw 3 II When we entered East Ba.nk High, How very strange it seemed That all our doubts and fears could die, And we would build a dream. We did not think we'd ever find Our way from room to room, But everyone was very kind And vanished all our gloom. Our junior year was full of glee, Laughter, fun and all the rest, And filled with confidence were we, We felt our school was the very best. Then we started our senior yea.r, There our dream began to grow, And, when we knew graduation was near Our he arts began to glow. Our dream, at last, is now so near, And we feel frightened and alone, Again we 're filled with doubts and fe ar, Because we know we 're on our own. But soon our fears and doubts will flee, And, if fate does her part, Our dream will become a reality And live forever in our he art. By: Elizabeth Morgan The Kanawhan, 1956 Page Twenty seven