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

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ACTIVITIES

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BOYD HULL WRIGHT Durbin. West Virginia “Coonie” Hobby—Study of Wild Life Pastime—H u nting Activities—F.F.A.. 1947-49; Golden Eag'e Staff-Art Editor. 1950-51. “A guardian angel o’er his life presiding.” DAISY REXRODE WRIGHT Bartow, West Virginia “Rexie” Hobby—“Coonie” Pastime—Reading and Embroi- dery W ork “Rich and rare were the gems she wore And a bright gold ring in her hand she bore.’ DWIGHT PAUL TENNEY Arbovale, West Virginia “Rev.” Hobby—Eating Pastime—Radio Activities—Varsity “G” Club, 1949- 51; 4-H Club, 1947-51; F.F.A., 1948-49; Football. 1948-50; Basket- ball, 1948-51; Captain, 1950-51. “He speaketh not: And yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. ’

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fuss WILLS We. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951, after due consideration of our many attributes and effects which should be passed down to our underclassmen and faculty that they might be retained in our ALMA MATER, do hereby, make and affirm this, our Last Will and Testament, declaring all previous wills null and void. SECTION I Because of the love, patience, and guidance that has made this day possible, we the Graduates of 1951, do sincerely will each shining hour of happy school life to our parents. SECTION II We the graduates of 1951, will to our faculty and to those upon whom rests the responsibility of our education, safety, guidance, and well being, our four years of earnest (?) effort and the knowledge of the responsibilities which they endeavor to instill within us. SECTION III ITEM 1. To the JUNIORS, our place of dignity that we hope you will be able to fill. ITEM 2. To the SOPHOMORES, our optomistic out-look hoping they will not find as many oc- casions to use it as we have. ITEM 3. To the FRESHMEN, we will our motto “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. SECTION IV I, Faye Turner Swink, will my intelligence to Mary Barnasky. I. Twila Jean Wenger, will my giggles to Barbara Keys. I. Roxie Galford, will my height to “Barnstink hoping he can use my added sway. I. Patsy E'.bon, will my poetic ability to Fred Davis. I. Jo Betty Pritchard, will my high school romance with all its tears and gladness to the athletic depart- ment saying “Take him. he’s all yours! I. Dick Moats, will my pretty curls to Ivan Sutton. I, Lilly Belle Mocre will my love for the Virginia boys to Frances Brewster. I, Jchnny Brown, will my titian halo to any angelic aspirant saying “Take it or leave it, but get gc:n?r I, Ray Grogg, will my love for redheads to Keith Dickenson. I, Elaine Peck, will my love «for “Castles to Sam Galford. I, Peggy Shores, will my love for Marlinton to the rest of the G. H B. students. I, Steve Barnasky, will my ability to study to Helen Jackson. I. Grey Cassell, will my smile to Betty Lou Sheets. I, Betty Grogg, will my boy-friend to anyone big enough to handle him. I, Betty Lowe, will my laziness to Virginia Harris and Dixie Beard to be divid.d equally. I. Kenneth Cassell, will my hearty laughter to Danny Nicely. I, Betty Sheets, will my shyness to Mary Dare Doyle. I, Evelyn Hevener, will my love for “French to the Latin Class. I. Dicel Hoover, will my fifteen years of school to anyone who thinks she can go further. I, Mary Wilfcng, will my big mouth to Mrs. Coyner, saying “Make as good use of it as I have. I. Hank “Beau Brummel Dickenson, will my fatal charm with the women to anyone who can handle them as well as I can. I, Wanda Tracy, will my love for the Navy to Sue Sawyers.