Greenbank High School - Mountain Breeze Yearbook (Greenbank, WV)

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Fo FI J[ O R. dP Cornelia Hart Bennett, “Connie Cass, West Virginia Rooters Club Hobby: Collecting Pictures and Songs Don’t say things, what you are stands over you the while and thunders so I cannot hear what you say to the contrary. Kenneth Duskey Dusbin, West Virginia Senior Play Paper Staff Yearbook Staff Rooters Club Hobby: Fishing We never know the worth of water till the well is dry. Mary Gatha Gum Dunmore, West Virginia Rooters Club Home Ec Club Glee Club Hobby: Picture Collection and Music I honestly believe it iz better tew know nothing than tew know what ain’t so. Cora Sue McElwee Dunmore, West Virginia Band Glee Club Rooters Club 4-H Club — Reporter Operetta Secretary of Senior Class Hobby: Music Samuel Robert Wagner, “Bob” Fiank, West Virginia F. F. A. Hobby: Mechanic Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking vile. Lewis Shinaberry, “Shinzberry Cass, West Virginia Senior Play Football 1943-44-45-46 Hobby: Hunting Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Be thou as chaste as ice, as pure as snow, thou shalt not escape calumny. Seniors whose photographs were not available are listed below: Thelma Ruth Cummins, “Thums Fiark, West Virginia Home Ec Club Glee Club Secretary to Principal Hobby: Colleceting Pictures of people. Ah, make the most of what we yet may spend, Before we too into the Dust descend. Jimmy Addington Cass, West Virginia Hobby: Fishing I think—therefore I am. Sammie Barlow Dunmore, West Virginia 4-H Club F. F. A., Reporter 1946-47 Hobby: Fishing “It’s fun to study, I’ll bet.

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E M I O R 0 Id A S S P lb A Y “China Kay CHARACTERS NORMA LEE ARBOGAST BLANCHE HAMED JEAN TENNEY GOLDIE SLAVINS BONNIE PUGH LEWIS SHINABERRY KENNETH DUSKEY GEORGE HARRIS EARL DeLUNG L. E. CAMPBELL ANNIE—Maid MRS. PARKER—Mother SELMA—Daughter of the Parkers LULA MAE—12-year-old Neighbor’s Child CHARLOTTE MACK—Sophisticated Young Girls MR. PARKER—Father BILL—17-year-old Son of the Parkers KOB—Friend of Bill’s GEORGE—Unlikeable Villain of the Town MARK—Missionary's Almost Perfect Son The play “China Boy’’ sums up the life of the Paikcrs, an average American family, in the most exciting and laughable ways. Living has its ups and downs till the Parkers' nephew from China comes to live with them, then for awhile things go smoothly. When Mark, their nephew from China decides to be “a bad boy,” with the help of Lula Mae, their trouble begins. Mark causes Selma to lose several votes in a popularity contest, ticket money from a football game is stolen and Mark claims to have burned it, and Middlesboro loses the football game because Bob fails to “fully com- prehend” the powers of Wong Tu Long’s “Fruit-Action.” Full of excitement, the play ends well. IDENTIFICATION—Back row, left to right: Goldie Slavins, Earl DeLung, Lewis Shinaberry, Kenneth Duskey, George Harris, L. E. Campbell. Front row, left to right: Bonnie Pugh, Blanche Hamed, Jeanne Tenney, Norma Arbogast.