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

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0 ■ Clara Mae Sutton of Arbo- rale. Future Homemakers—1945-49, Treasurer 1947-48, Vice Presi- dent 1948-49; Hobby—House- keeping. “And learn the luxury of doing good I William Lake Sutton of Dur- bin. “Lakus.” Pastime—Trucking; F. F. A.— 1945-46-49; Chorus—1948-49. “He wa fresh and full of faith (that something would turn up) ’ I Mary Eolyn Campbell of Dun- more. Golden Eagle Staff; Pastime— Eating: Chorus—1947-48; 4-H —1945-49. “Well - timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.” ■ Albert Law Tenney, Jr., of Ar- bovale. “Tenney.” Football — 1948; Basketball — 1946- 49; Driver Education — 1947- 49; Golden Eagle Staff— 1948- 49; Varsity G. Club, Sec- retary. “The school boy, with his satchel in hand, whistling aloud to keep his courage up.” as kings. ■ John Neil Ralston of Cass. “Johnny.” Football—1945-48, Captain 48: Basketball— 1946-49, Captain 49; Pastime — Loaf; Hobby — Sports; Vice President of Class -1945-49; Glee Club—1947- 48; Paper Staff — 1948-49; Yearbook—1948-49; Varsity G. Club—1948. ■ Thelma Marie Varner of Dur- bin. “Peggy.” Hobby — Button Collection; Pastime—Reading. “A little work, a little play To keep us going -------- and so good-day.” “The world is full of a number of things. I’m sure we should all be happy

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0 0 Se ttazd . ■ Betty Clara Orndorff of Arbo- vale. “Big Bertha. F. H. A.—1945-49, Parliamen- tarian 1948-49; Rooters Club— 1945; Chorus; Band—1946-47; Snack and Smack Club—1947- 49: Office—1948-49; Hobby- Hope Chest; Senior Play, “Here Comes Charlie. ’ SALUTATORI AN “Let knowledge grow from more to more. | James Monroe Nottin gham of Boyer. Jimmy. Pastime — Hunting and Trap- ping; Paper Staff; Football— 1946-48; Basketball—1947-48; Varsity G. Club—1949; Senior Play, “Here Comes Charlie.” “Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. ■ Mildred Hope Michael of Bar- tow. “Millie. Pastime — Writing; Dramatics Club; Hobby—Sewing; Driver Education—1947-48; Chorus— 1948-49; Rooters Club—1945- 46. “There is such a choice of diffi- culties that 1 am myself at a loss how to determine.’’ ■ Arlie John Rexrode, Jr.. Durbin. “Zeke.” of ■ Amy Mae Riley of Arbovale. “Ames.” ■ Hubert Gillispie Conrad of Ar- bovale. “Conrad.’ Football—1946-49; F. F. A.— 1945-49, President 1949; Bas- ketball— 1946-47; Varsity G. Club—1948. ‘Men’s men: gentle or simple, They’re much of a muchness.' Pastime — Sleep; Golden Eagle Staff; Church Affairs; Chorus —1944-45. “Nature fits all her children with something to do. Pastime — Girls; Hobby—Tur- key Hunting; F. F. A. Club— 1945-49: 4-H Club—1945-47; Paper Staff—Literary Editor; Football—1946-48. “Life is a jest, and all things show it. Pictures from Left to Right 0

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Se ti n4, . . . ■ Eleanor Jane Shields of Stony Bottom. “Janie.” Pastime — Reading; Homecom- ing Attendant—1948-49; Sen- ior Play, “Here Comes Char- lie.” “So many worlds, so much to do.” ■ Robert Keith Gum of Bartow. “Dum Teeth.” F. F. A.—1945-49, Reporter 1947-49; Homecoming Attend- ant—1947-49. “Bless me! This is pleasant!” ■ Shirley Solinda Simmons of Durbin. “Cindy.” Driver Education — 1947-48; Rooters Club—1945-46. “I laugh, for hope hath happy place with me.” ■ Leonard Melvin Meador of Cass. “Buddy.” Pastime—Music; Glee Club — 1947-48: Band—1945-49; Dra- matics— 1949; Chorus—1947- 48. “It is a world of startling possi- bilities.” ■ Gale Fenton Shinaberry of Cass. Football, Manager— 1945-48: Homecoming Attendant—1947- 48; Golden Eagle Staff — Sports Editor; Basketball, Man- ager—1946-47-49; Senior Play, '“Here Comes Charlie.” “Just at the age ’twixt boy and youth.” ■ Joyce Eleanor Hamrick of Cass. “Joy.” Pastime — Dancing; Hobby — Sleep; Homecoming Attendant 1948-49; F. H. A. Club—1945- 49; Paper Staff Society Ed- itor; Dramatics Club; Driver Education—1948-49. “We are young, and we are friends of time.” Pictures from Left to Right 0