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

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WHO’S WHO BEST DRESSED Charles Gray Georgia Puffenbarger BEST SPORT Betty Rexrode Roy Carpenter WITTIEST Nancy Gillispie Tom Wyatt TYPICAL SENIORS Doris McLaughlin Harold Neighbors FRIENDLIEST Barbara Gum Roy Carpenter MOST DIGNIFIED Lorene Thomas Marvin Moss

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OUR LEAVINS Since we bin hyar for yrs. we done got together a lot of propity. Now that we air leavin we got to git shed of a lot o'stuff. We air gonna give the following things to the following people. The whole Senior Class leaves Miss Parg there blessin. It'll encourage her with them Juniors. We're leavin to the Juniors a mighty big vacent place what them pore nitwits can't fill. We leave to Mr. Harris the hope that someday he'll have a class thats as good as weuns. To the skinney little Freshmen, we leave a power- ful good example. We leave Phil Davis lock, stock and barrel to Dolly Nelson. We leave Tom Wyatt to that there McLaughlin girl. She’s done got him properly whupped. Peggy (tight-wad) Sheets is gonna keep Marvin Moss, she ain’t gonna give away nothin. Jim Sutton leaves his number 13 shoes to MAUST COAL COMPANY fur a barge. Letha Harper leaves some of her excess weight to Mrs. Phyllis Arbogast. (I don't know why.) Homer Varner is leavin a well used english 3 book to John Bosley. 4 dead-beets of green-Bank, Rodney Gainer. Donald Nottingham, Lyndel) Sutton, and Keith Tracy, leave our recipee fer doin nothin to Sharon Terry, Bill Kenny et al; provided we don’t ferget to right it down. That fat, little rolly-polly Carol Right leaves her extra weight to Louise Barkley. Conny Johnsun dares anyone to try to take Wayne Sheets. Evelyn Mace leaves everything she didn’t learn to students in the future (and thats a plenty I) Gorgy (juggler) Puffenbarger leaves direction-; on how to keep too men in the air to onct to Nancy Wenger. She says fer ye to be kareful, Nancy. The weary-willy Club, composed of Johney Cassell, Calvin Galford, Blair Gragg, George Hoover, and Gene Kessler, leave there clubroom, easy chairs, lazy habits, and dislike fer work to Mr. Zakarian. Mary Jean (young-lady)Simmons is gonna leave her popalarity with teechers to Jimmy Elza (he shore needs it!) Doris (last to class and first to bus) Hamrick leaves my speed in the evening and ability to bluff my way in class to Jenny Weber. Colleen Dill leaves a coon skin fera cap to Dennis Galford. I shot it myself by golly! Virgil Summerfield leaves his style of hair-cut to Terry Sage; but he hopes Jerry Long will take the hint. Ella Nora Hill would like to leave her creamy - complexion to all the gals who are havin facial problems. Violet Ryder is gonna leave her recipee for gettin along with a man to Ramona Terry, who will need it soon. Barbara Slaven is gonna leave her old boy friends to any girl who doesn't have any cause she's concentratin on only one now. Bill Geiger leaves his happy dispisition to Miss Parg fer the releef of all lower classmen. Nancy Gillispie and Pete Oliver each gives a couple of inches of there excess height to Mr. Stewart sos he can see over the top of the desk. Ben Taylor and Jerry Taylor leave there infernal laziness to Sam Taylor. Manota Carpenter and Alice Hiverly, leaves good advise to the Junior girls on how to katch a man. Harold Neighbors and Franklin vanDevander leave die scholl with releef. Brown Meeks and Allen Nottingham wishes to state that they ain't givin nobody nothin. Jo Anne Bennett, Hope Bolton, and Joyce Arbogast wishes to state that they'll give free advise on how to be an ideel sinior to any good lookin Junior boy who a plies for it. Lorene Thomas and Barbara Gum gives good regards and nothin more to the in-comin Freshmen of next yr. We ain't had a chance to get mad at them yet. Any Seniors whats graduatin and ain't givein any- thing is keepin everything they got fer themselves. But all of us together would like to give Green Bank High School a sincere promise that we’ll always hold her in highest regard. Oh! by the way, we almost forgot Mr. Blackhurst. We leave him a new pair of pink pants to wear with his pink shirt and socks. Swore to by all us Seniors on May 19, 1955. Anyone trying to bust this will is gonna get busted and thats a promise. Signed SENIOR CLASS of '55