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

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JUNE ELIZABETH CRIST “Juno” Arbovale, West Virginia Hobby—Record Collection Pastime—Dancing Snack and Smack Club 1948-52; FHA Club 1948-52; Parlimentar- ium 1950-51; Historian 1951-52; 4-H Club 1948-52; Cheerleader and Game Leader 1950-52; Sec. to Principal 1951-52; Cheerleader 1950-52; Honorary Member of Varsity “G Club; Glee Club 1950- 52; Mountain Breeze Staff 1951- 52; Golden Eagle Staff 1951- 52; All-State Cheerleader 1950-51; Quill and Scroll Club 1951-52; “Dead of the Night.” MARGARET ELOISE GALFORD “Wurg Green Bank. West Virginia Hobby—Collecting post cards Pastime—Dancing and Dating Cheerleader 1948-52; FHA Club 1948- 52; 4-H Club 1949-52; Cheerleader and Game Leader 1950-52; Glee Club 1949-52; Honorary Member of Varsity “G” Club; FFA Sweetheart 1950-51; Mountain Breeze Staff 1951-52; Golden Eagle Staff 1951-52; Operetta 1951; Booster’s Club 1949- 51; Safety Club 1951; “Dead of the Night.” LINDA LEE CASSELL “Lindy” Dunmore, West Virginia Hobby—M usic Pastime—M usic FHA Club 1948-52; Pianist 1949-50; Songleader 1950-51; Rep. 1951-52; Band 1948-52; Treasurer 1950-51; Chorus 1949-52; All-State Chorus 1952; County Chorus Soloist 1951; Operetta 1951; Boosters’ Club 1948-49; Mountain Breeze Staff 1951-52; Quill and Scroll 1951-52. JOHN WATTS HEVENER “Wedeye” or “Alec” Dunmore, West Virginia Hobby—Playing Rook Pastime—Pfion ograph records FFA Club 1947-50; Sec. 1949-50; Star Farmer 1949-50; State Far- mer 1950: Varsity “G” 1949-52; Football 1949-51.

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 We. the Senior Class of 1952. after clue consideration of our many attributes and effects which should he passed down to the 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 1952, do sincerely will each shining hour of happy school life to our parents. SECTION II Unanimously, we have agreed to give and bequeath to our esteemed Faculty our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for helping prepare us in school for our journey in life. SECTION Ilf ITEM 1. To the JUNIORS, our successors, we bequeath our Co-operative nature, the hall radia- tor, and the dignity that goes with being a SENIOR. ITEM 2. To the SOPHOMORES, we bequeath our “Good Behavior” book, frayed from use. hoping they will obtain the characteristics from it which compliment the Senior Class. ITEM 3. To the FRESHMEN, our beloved babes, we donate the book, “The Desire for Deeper Learning” with this thought: “Where ignorance is bliss, tis but folly to be wise. SECTION IV ITEM 1. To the Bus Drivers, we bequeath all articles found on the buses valued under one thousand dollars (81,000). ITEM 2. To Mr. Taylor, our faithful custodian, we bequeath all the waste paper which we have picked up and carefully collected. SECTION V I, Douglas Simmons, will my paint brush, pencil, and crayon to the art classes, saying “You'll never be as good as me. I, Jimmy Simmons, will my Blue Buick tto any other boy that can haul as many girls in it as I can. I. Zane Simmons, will my quiteness to the Junior Class with the suggestion that they use it on all occassions. I, Billy Terry, will all my memory work in English IV to Lyle Taylor. I. Lester Waybright, will my interest in the Freshmen girls to Bill OrndorfT. I, Harold Wilfong, will my A’s to Lewis Mace. I, John Hevener, will my wavy hair to Franklin Vandevander. I, Bob Bennett, will my excess height to Forest Cromer if 1 don’t marry Fay Collins. I, Bruce Bosley, will my athletic ability to Elbert Whanger. I, Charles Collins, will my mischievous ways to Shirley Murphy. I, Marion Currence, will my citizenship to the Junior Boys. I. Ray Galford, will my romantic interest in the Sophomore girl’s room to “Tuff” Sutton. I, James Gragg, will the second stair landing to Browm Meeks and Betty Simmons. I, June Higgins, will my meek and shy personality to Frances Brewster. I, Merle Kerr, will my knowledge of lawr to the Attorney-General saying “It isn’t much, but it’s yours.”