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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

HALL’S OF LEARNING I First school 1730 II Cartmill Creek School es- tablished 1820 HI First free school-Green Bank Academy 1842 IV Professor Benjamin Arbogast first instructor V Program of learning pro- viding academies at Green Bank, Hillsboro, and Hunters- ville VI Preparation for teaching after passing a test pre- pared and administered by County Superintendent VII Giving a final qualifying assent to an applicant by a Green Bank District Board VIII Remodeling of building after Civil War IX Continued until 1916; replace- ment by present high school X Merging of Green Bank High and Graded school 1916; John W. Goodsell, President of Board of Education XI Opening of first school term-1918 XII First principal, W. P. Haught assisted by Misses Lucy Meredith, Margaret Hunt, and Lillian Moomau XIII First graduate, Grace Curry-1919 XIV N. Phay Taylor, second principal, succeeded by T. P. Harwood who served four years XV Claude McMillion, Principal in 1926, serving until his death, 1945 XVI Appointment of Mr. Harris, present principal, 1945 XVII Instituting basketball early in school's history; football 1926 XVIII Home Economics begun in 1920 XIX F.H.A. Club organized in 1935, one of oldest in state XX Organization of band 1944; suspension 1955 GREEN BANK HIGH SCHOOL proudly presents Published by The Journalism Class of 1955-1956 Green Bank, West Virginia FOREWORD The members of the staff are exceedingly proud to submit the Mountain Breeze of 1956. As it is a product of hard but loving labor, it is hoped it will be appreciated fully; for the staff has put forth much effort. In this Annual we have tried to make the events of the past years stand out as climaxes to very happy school activities, many to be well remembered as time goes on. Also we wish to express our appreciation for the help and co- operation of Johnny Davis, a sophomore boy, who has done the art work for our Annual. With the hope that everyone will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed the creation of it, we present the 1956 Mountain Breeze. FIRST LINEMEN 1. BROWN CASSELL - Senior-Quarter Back- 3 years- Captain-All-State 3rd Team. One of the finest quarter backs in the history of football at Green Bank High School. 2. RONALD MONK - Senior-End-3 years . Excel- lent pass receiver. Outstanding offensive player. 3. GEORGE JACKSON - Senior-Half Back-2 years. Rapidly developed into one of the most deceptive and devastating ball carriers. 4. DAVE TYSON - Senior-Tackle-2 years. One of the most rugged players. With more exper- ience he could have been an outstanding player in 1 955. 5. DAVE CROMER - Senior-Tackle-3 years.’ In- juries plagued his participation and kept him from reaching the peak of ability. 6. DONALD STARCHER - Senior - Half Back-3 years. Inactive most of senior year because of injury. One of the finest all-around players. 7. LYNDELL BROOKS- Senior-Ha If Back- 2 years. Had great desire to succeed. One hun- dred twenty pounds of dynamite. Leading scorer this past season. 8. TOM MATHENY - Junior-Full Back-2 years. Had great desire to play. Good ball carrier. Handicapped by injuries. 9. PHIL KERR - Junior-Center-3 years. Should develop into a great center. Has size and abi- lity. Excellent defensive linebacker. 10 . JOHN GAINER - J unior -Guard - 3 years - very aggresive. Pound for pound Green Bank's tough- est football player. 11. THURMAN SAMPSON - Junior-Guard-2 years. Can take and give punishment. With Gainer Green Bank was given the finest guards in the Valley. 12. EDDIE SHEETS - Junior-End-3 years. Two opposing coaches called h i m the best defensive end they had seen all year . Should be even great- er next year. 13. SAM TAYLOR - Junior-End-2 years. Out- standing defensive player. Has abilityto become good all-around player. 14. ALLEN MAHAFFEY - Junior-Half Back-2 years. Lost most of season through scholastic difficulties. Has possibilities of becoming one of Green Bank's best broken field runners. 15. JOHN BOSLEY - Sophomore-Tackle -2 years. All-State First Team. Only Sophomore to make All-State Team. Has ability to become Green Bank’s greatest football player. BASKETBALL FOOTBALL HOME GAMES We They 69--------Hillsboro----59 84-----Circles ville---83 65--------Alumni-------60 63-----White Sulphur 71 80 ----Petersburg---- 65 90--------Frankford----49 72 ------Lewisburg----58 81 -------F ranklin---41 84--------Renick-------43 73 ---Moorefield------76 GAMES AWAY We They 65-----------Renick-----30 73 --------F ranklin---34 74 --------Lewisburg--58 86-----White Sulphur---83 58---------Moorefield--79 71--------- Frankford--46 71-----Circles ville---6l 56----------Hillsboro--61 56-----Petersburg------64 HOME GAMES We They 13 ---Circleville-----7 37----------Franklin---43 (Green Bank won by default) 33------Lewisburg---------7 14 ----- Ma rlinton---0 GAMES AWAY We They 13 ---Moorefield------20 14 ---Webster Springs -- 25 12-----White Sulphur---25 20----------Hillsboro----0 Cromer Brooks ITvson EIGHTH HOMECOMING BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST LINEMAN Left to Right, First Row: Coach Sims, Kerr, Simmons, Jackson, Peck, Cassell. Second Row: Bosley, Elbon, Workman, Matheny, Brooks, Monk, Sheets. COACH KENNETH SIMS West Virginia Tech 1950 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHEMISTRY CLASS LATIN CLUB PREVUES OF COMING ATTRACTIONS JUNIORS Mary Ryder President Charles Peck Jackie Rexrode Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Galford Representative Ronald Arbogast Martin Barkley Franklin Bennett Patsy Burner Russell Burris (Not Pictured) Carolyn Carpenter Gerald Chapman Betty Cook Grover Craddock Chester Cromer Ellouise Curry Edward Dickenson Sue Ervin John Gainer Thomas Gainer Carol Galford Retha Galford Mary Geiger John Gillispie Benjamin Gragg Sandra Hevenor Philmore Kerr William Kinney Curtis Long Allen Mahaffey Tommy Matheny Judy McLaughlin Bonnie Moore Helen Mullenax David Nelson Dolly Nelson Ellouise Nicholas Frances Nicholas Betty Oliver Carol Oliver Carl Pennington Glenda Phillips Betty Queen Georgie Rexrode Thurman Sampson Lillian Sharp Edward Sheets Katherine Sheets James Simmons Janet Tallman Jean Tallman Betty Lou Taylor Samuel Taylor (Not Pictured) Sharon Terry George Thompson Thelma Vannoy Joyce Waybright Virginia Weber Daisy White Linda Wilfong (Not Pictured) Warren Wilfong Mary Margaret Wooddell Elmer Workman SOPHOMORES Gwendolyn Blackhurst Cheer Leader Autry Arbogast Beverly Arbogast Louise Barkley Patty Bennett Johnny Bosley Mary Pat Brown Thomas Burner Charles Cassell Jack Cassell Jean Clarkson Mary Ellen Colaw Joan Collins Shallus Cook Gilbert Dahmer Gary Davis Johnny Davis Donnie Day Linda Dickenson Carl Feather Robertine Gilmore Bobby Greathouse Linda Greathouse Patricia Greathouse Richard Greathouse William Greathouse Connie Hamrick Dale Harper Judy Hedrick Patty Hoover Robert Jackson Betty Jordan Rebecca Lowe Ernest McLaughlin Jack Moats Boyd Myers Marsha Neighbors Jesse Nicholas Kermit Nottingham Nancy Nottingham Roberta Rankin Helen Ray Geraldine Rexrode James Riley Janet Sampson Nancy Sampson Madge Seabolt Leona Shifllett Alma Simmons Nancy Simmons Evelyn Tallman Jean Tallman Linda Townsend Sarah Tyson (Not Pictured) Donnie Waybright Wayne Wenger Julian Whanger Earlene Wilfong Clark Wooddell FRESHMEN Charles Sheets President Josietta Sage Vice President Ruby Nelson Secretary-Treasurer Cheer Leader Lonnie Lambert Representative Carolyn Bennett Hazel Bennett Arthea Bradley Doris Brubaker Richard Bryant Chester Cassell Delnor Cassell Juanita Cassell Thelma Collins Barbara Cromer Carolyn Davis Eugene Davis Donna Day Edith Dilley Rodney Doyle Anna Mae Eary William Ervin Robert Fawley Bertha Galford Clark Galford Ronnie Galford Sterle Gillispie Buddy Gragg Carol Greathouse Mulvin Grimes, Jr. Elmer Heck James Hevener Wanda Hoover Nancy Howdyshell Connie Lambert Doris Lambert Lowell Lambert Dale Mace Charles Matheny Edward McLaughlin Alice Meeks Wendell Monk Charles Moore Donald Moore Esther Moore Johnny Moore Lelia Moore Ralph Moore Freddie Moss Barbara Myers Helen Nelson William Nelson Carol Sue Nottingham Carolyn Nottingham Geraldine Nottingham Daisy Peck Clark Phillips Linda Purkey John Rexrode Edward Riley Kale Sage Linda Sampson Warren Shears Rose Marie Sheets Allen Shiflett Barbara Simmons Shelia Slavins Iona Starks Mary Louise Stiteler Marvin Tallman Ralph Taylor Theodore Taylor Roxanna Terry Earsel Thompson Daniel Tyson Kenneth Vance Robert Vandevender John Vandevender Benny White Henry White Charles Wimer Loretta Wimer DIRECTORS OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDRY EDUCATION Virgil B. Harris Mrs.Arbogast Mrs.Offutt Mrs. Dolly Principal Miss Miller Mrs. Burns Mrs. Cole Mr. Crist Mrs.Ruddell Mr. Harris Principal Mrs. Arbogast Mr. Lantz Mr. Brooks County Superintendent of Schools Mr. Blackhurst Miss Moore Mr. Arbogast Assistant County Superintendent of Schools Mr. Riley Mr. Sims Mr. Smith Mr. Stewart Mr. Taylor 3f e a ture $ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Anna Belle Sheets Vice President Miss Minnie Parg Adviser Bessie Simmons Secretary Ella Mae Shields Cheerleader Peggy Ann Tharp President Joyce Rexrode Cheerleader Nancy Wenger Treasurer Adviser Colleen Hughes Representative SENIORS LYNDELL BROOKS HELEN BROWN BOB BRUBAKER BROWN CASSELL KYLE CASSELL GEORGIE CURRY SENIORS CHARLOTTE DAHMER RONALD GRAY RUTH ANN GROGG MAXINE HARMON GEORGE JACKSON NANCY JACKSON SENIORS WILLIAM JORDAN MONA KELLEY GLADYS LAMBERT JEAN LAMBERT SHIRLEY LAMBERT JERRY LONG cora lee McLaughlin RONALD MONK SENIORS EVYLEEN MURPHY BETTY NELSON SENIORS TERRY SAGE JAMES SHEETS WAYNE SHEETS MARY SIMMONS DONALD STARCHER I CAROLINE TACY KENNETH TALLMAN SUELLEN TAYLOR SENIORS NANCY WILFONG EMERY WYATT MOST STUDIOUS Nancy Wenger and Jerry Long TYPICAL SENIORS BEST ALL AROUND Georgie Curry and George Tallman Colleen Hughes and Lyndell Brooks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anna Belle Sheets Jerry Long BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Peggy Ann Tharp, Evyleen Murphy and Jerry Long PREVUE MOST DIGNIFIED Bessie Simmons and Kyle Cassell MOST TALENTED Nancy Wenger Kenneth Tallman OF STARS MOST COURTEOUS BEST ATHLETE Maxine Harmon and Kenneth Tallman Caroline Tacy and Brown Cassell MOST POPULAR Peggy Ann Tharp and Lyndell Brooks BEST PERSONALITY Anna Belle Sheets and Lyndell Brooks MOST QUIET Charlotte Dahmer and Dale Mullenax BEST SPORT BEST PALS Phyllis Purkey and Lyndell Brooks Mary Ellen Nicely, Suellen Taylor and Dale Mullenax, James Sheets MOST WITTY Phyllis Purkey, Terry Sage and Donald Starcher PREVUE OF STARS MOST FRIENDLY Peggy Ann Tharp BEST DRESSED and Lyndell Brooks Colleen Hughes and Jerry Long BEST LOOKING Mary Ellen Nicely and Ronald Gray CLASS WILL This last will and testament is made by the members of the graduating class of Green Bank High School in the year of our Lord, 1956. I,Helen Brown, will my size to Dolly Nelson. We, Ruth Collins and Mary Ellen Nicely, give the boys from Circleville any girl who can get as many beaus as we can. I, Georgie Curry, leave Sue Ervine and El- louise Curry my A’s in Conduct, for that is the only way they will ever get them. I, Charlotte Dahmer, bequeath my knowledge of chemistry to next year’s seniors. I, Ruth Ann Grogg, will nothing--everything I have I want; that includes Murrel. I, Maxine Ha rmon, bequeath my love for money and new cars to anyone who can combine both and have as much fun as I have had. I, Colleen Hughes,will my hours of study in MacBeth to the seniors of 1956-57; for if they don’t improve, they certainly will need it. I, Nancy Jackson, will my sense of humor to quiet Ellouise Nicholas. I, Mona Kelley, bestow my craziness upon Mary Ellen Colaw. I, Gladys Lambert, leave my size to my sis- ter, Doris. I, Jean Lambert, will my engagement ring to Maxine Harman for future use. I, Shirley Lambert,do bequeath to Mary Ry- der my typewriter on which I hope she has better luck than I did. I, Cora Lee McLaughlin, will my love for the “Copperheads” to Carolyn Carpenter in hopes that she will make good use of it! ! ! I, Sylvia Moore, leave my love for G. H. S. to my brother and sister in the freshman class. I, Evyleen Murphy, give my school spirit to all underclassmen, especially Dolly Nelson. I, Phyllis Purkey, will my red hair to Judy McLaughlin. I, Ruth Ann Rankin, bestow my shorthand knowledge upon those who can make good use of it. I, Joyce Rexrode, will my big blue eyes to anyone who can put them to as good use as I have. I, Anna Belle Sheets, leave my love for geo- metry to anyone who will accept it. I, Ella Mae Shields, bestow my cheerlead- ing ability upon Ruby Nelson. I, Mary Simmons, will my love for catching a red headed boy to any girl that is fortunate enough to find one. I, Bessie Simmons , leave my majorette abi- lity to the future majorettes of Green Bank High School. I, Suellen Taylor, will my blonde hair to Sandra Jean Tallman since her desire is to be a blonde. I, Peggy Ann Tharp, bestow my knowledge of senior English to anyone in future classes who can get along with Shakespeare. 1, Betty Vance, will my A’s in conduct to Earline Wilfong. I, Nancy Wenger, will my love for arguing in Latin class to a n y student who is able to win more arguments than I. (P. S. Nancy’s score: won 1; lost 2,798,298.) I, Nancy Wilfong, will all the gray hairs that are in my head to Mr. Stewart, for 1 got them in his chemistry class. I, Lyndell Brooks, bequeath my small beard to Wayne Wenger as he will never have one. I, Bob Brubaker, will my good conduct grades to John Gillespie in h o p e s he will s uc ceed as I have. I, Brown Cassell, will my football and bas- ketball uniforms to Ralph and Teddy Taylor, hoping they will succeed in becoming All-Amer- icans . I, David Cromer,leave my love for G. H. S. to Shaar'on Terry. I, Kyle Cassell, do bequeath my speeding to Bill Kinney and my girls to Kale Sage. I, Ben Elbon, will a pair of boxing gloves to Jack Cassell so he can do a better job. I, Richard Galford, do hereby will my love for standing by the water fountain to Frank Ben- nett, hoping he will not drown himself. I, Ronald Gray, bequeath my wavy hair to Mr. Harold Crist. I, George Jackson, do hereby will my foot- ball and basketball numbers to the boys that are most capable of filling the suits. I, William Jordan, will my love forDunmore to Linda Sampson, presuming she willgetalong with Donald Starcher. I, Jerry Long,do bequeath my Friday nights , 90 h. p. “Chevie” motor, and trouble with the girls to Bill Kenney and Kale Sage. Either could kill both. I, Ronald Monk, will my basketball ability to Jack Cassell. I, Dale Mullenax, bestow my straight A’s in conduct upon Richard Greathouse. I, Murrel Mullenax, will my heart to Ruth Ann Grogg. I, Terry Sage,leave all my nights at Durbin to anyone who can endure them. I, James Sheets, will my height to a sawed- off freshman. I, Wayne Sheets, do not will anything; I am going to keep everything. I, Donald Starcher, bequeath my scholastic ability to Virginia Weber. I, George Tallman, will my outstanding abi- lity to keep from working to Bill Dickenson and our future inmates. I, Kenneth Tallman, bestow my typing ability upon Miss Parg to distribute equally among next year’s students so that they can make A’s too. I, David Tyson, will my football helmet to Dale Mace to wear on the Cass boys’ bus. I, William Vandevender, will my luck to pass subjects without studying to my brother, Bob. I, Emery Wyatt, do here-by bequeath my curly hair to Kale Sage. Boy, take care of it. PROGNOSTICATIONS 1 . Caroline Tacy still isn’t an old woman at the age of 60; we now see her coming into the ring as the world’s champion bull fighter. 2. In 5 years we see Peggy Ann Tharp as a law abiding citizen, (we think it is because she married a cop.) Right now she is busy with several little troop- ers for the future police force. 3. After 10 years we see Joyce Rexrode still rais- ing Dill Pickles , but, unfortunately, not for factory use. 4. Ruth Ann Grogg won the Miss America title for 1968, and Murrel died from rejoicing. 5. Nancy Jackson died at a ripe old age from star- vation by depending on D. P. A. 6. Ella Mae Shields hasn’t been seen for ages, so we guess she is still looking for the Fountain of Youth. 7. Mona Kelly will soon be promoted to foreman of the Mechanic Department in a rayon plant. 8. Evyleen Murphy will soon have the strength to win a box of cigars by ringing the bell at the Fair. 9. Cora Lee McLaughlin has been spending her leisure hours inventing wings for cars. 10. After completing 10 years in a beautician’s school, Jean Lambert is Marlon Brando's hairdress- er. 11. Maxine Harmon was guest for $64 ,000 question in I960. Since she was so inclined to want money, she stole the safe instead of trying to answer the question. 12. Ruth Ann Rankin is going to Manhattan Island to be a ferry boat operator. 13. Shirley Lambert is going to be first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. 14. Gladys Lambert is getting a job at the Tannery so she can be with Chub more often. 1 5. Nancy Wenger finally took over Liberace’s T. V. program . 16. Sylvia Moore had been a missionary in India for the past 10 years. 17. HelenBrown was last seen boarding a plane to White Plains, New York, where she will be found in the future. 18. Mary Simmons has been boxing ever since she was a freshman at Green Bank. She now holds the title of the Woman’s Light Weight Championship. 19. Georgie Curry married Gene Nelson and now has a dozen boys , all living in Georgia . She is teaching them how to pick peaches. 20. Betty Vance married John Rexrode for which she is sorry because she has to work to keep her fam- ily of four. 21 . After so many heart breaks, Nancy Wilfong finally found a husband but still no money. 22. Suellen Taylor finally married the man of her dreams. Now they own half of Florida. 23. Colleen Hughes is very happy after setting up a Grogg-shop in Bartow. 24. The lastwe heard of Bessie Simmons she was a stowaway on the USS Entenedor headed for Europe. 25. Phyllis Purkey is still inventing excuses to get back in Sociology. 26. Charlotte Dahmar will soon be raising little captains for Uncle Sam’s Air Force. 27. Ruth Collins and Mary Ellen Nicely (after many lessons from Mr. Harold Crist) have finally learned how to plant corn at Circleville by shooting it in place with a shotgun. 28. Anna Belle Sheets is a teacher at West Vir- ginia University. Her class is made up of one student only, Charles Bryant. 29. Kyle Cassell became assistant butcher to Ted Blackhurst after living with Gwennie for 10 years. 30. The last we heard of James Sheets he was making a fortune selling moonshine someplace on Back Mountain. 31. Nothing has been heard of Brown Cassell since Caroline invited her mother to live with them. 32. After Lyndell Brooks gained 200 pounds, he was chosen to play quarterback for the famous “Mos- cow Salt-licks.’’ 33. George Jackson, wanting to gain world fame, tried to sail the ocean in a sieve. They’re still drag- ging the Atlantic for him. 34. Poor Bob Brubaker lost all his hair at the age of 33 and then went crazy trying to invent a way to grow some more. 35. Dave Cromer went to Hollywood to try to be a second Davy Crockett. On his way to Hollywood he grew a mustache and was signed up for Clark Gable. 36. The last we heard of Ben Elbon was that he was on his way to Alaska to get away from his 48 wives. He had one in each state. 37. Dick Galford turned gangster and killed all his former teachers. He was being pursued by a political posse. 38. Ronald Gray, planning on being a 20 year Navy man,got seasickthe firstweek atsea and hasn’ttouch- ed water since. 39. Bill Jordan became a millionaire when he in- vented his “ Weedy-Fag” cigarette. It had no tobacco, no tar, and no nicotine. It was all filter. 40. Ronald Monk became coach of the All Ameri- can Redheads but went crazy during the first month of work. You see------they all looked like Mary Ryder. 41 . Dale Mullenax moved West and joined up with some cowboys. He can now draw faster than Roy Rogers. 42. Murrel Mullenax married Ruth Ann and settled down in Green Bank. He is now the proud father of 10. 43. Terry Sage, becoming angry with the world, enlisted in the Foreign Legion. He is now an expert at riding camels. 44. After Wayne Sheets married Connie, he took boxing lessons so that he could get out at night. You see---she’s bigger than he is. 45. In 1966 Jerry Long set out for the Moon in a souped up Chevrolet rocketship to see if there were any girls on it. There must have been because he hasn’t returned. 46. Donald Starcher, after getting on the good side of father, finally married Linda Sampson. Now he is wondering how to get on the good side of her mother. 47. George Tallman went to Siberia and opened up a beer joint. He says all the salt there is free. 48. Dave Tyson became a professional hobo and hitched rides around the world three times. 49. Bill Vandevender went insane and was taken to an asylum. They had to take him away from there because he was driving the crazy people crazier. 50. Emery Wyatt, a hermit, dug himself a two room cave on Cheat Mountain. Every now and then he comes to Dunmore for razor blades. 51 . Kenneth Tallman, a noted scientist, discovered a drug that would let one live for ever. Poor “Red”; he tried it on himslef first, and it killed him right off the bat. STATISTICS LYNDELL BAYNE BROOKS “Baby” Brooks Favorite Saying........................“Gee“ Hobby.................................Sports Pastime......................Girls and Music Class Tournament.................... 1953-54 Crown Bearer - Prom King.......... 1954-55 Typing Award........................ 1954-55 Vice-President Junior Class........ 1954-55 Secretary-Treasurer Varsity G........ 1954-56 Varsity G........................... 1954-56 Basketball.......................... 1954-56 Football............................. 1954-56 F. F. A. Club....................... 1955-56 F. H. A. Club...................... 1952-54 Usherette Graduation............... 1954-55 Crown Bearer Prom Queen............ 1954-55 DAVID CROMER “Dave” Favorite Saying..................“Goodness” Hobby..................................Guns Pastime.............................Reading Varsity G.......................... 1953-56 F. F. A. Club...................... 1952-56 Football........................... 1953-56 Vo-Ag.Judging Contest,State Nat’l. . 1954-55 Marshal for Graduation............. 1954-55 HELEN J. BROWN “Angel” Favorite Saying............. “Without a doubt” Hobby.....................Collecting Hit Tunes Chorus...............................1951-55 Dramatic Club....................... 1953-45 Christmas Cantata................... 1954-55 Spring Concert...................... 1954-55 Golden Eagle Staff.................. 1955-56 Mountain Breeze Staff............... 1955-56 Secretary to Principal.............. 1955-56 BOBBY BRUBAKER “Bob” Hobby...................Hunting Pastime........................ F. F. A. Club.................. Christmas Cantata.............. Vo-Ag.......................... Glee Club .................... Operetta....................... King for Homecoming........... and fishing . . Sleeping . . 1951-54 . . 1954-55 , . 1951-54 . . 1954-55 , . 1954-55 . . 1955-56 BROWN CASSELL “Blake” Favorite Saying............“Who killed who?” Hobby..................................Sports Pastime...................Hunting and fishing Vice-President Freshman Class .... 1952-53 Football.............................. 1953-56 Basketball............................ 1953-56 Varsity G............................. 1954-55 Varsity G. President.................. 1954-55 Shop.................................. 1954-55 Best Foul Shot in Tournament.......... 1954-55 Driver Education..................... 1955-56 Driver Education President............ 1955-56 Vo-Ag................................. 1955-56 Football Captain...................... 1955-56 KYLE EDWARD CASSELL “Brice” Favorite Saying . . . “Won’t it go any faster?” Hobby....................Hot rodding and sports Pastime.......................... Shooting Pool Vo-Ag. Basketball Team................ 1952-53 Vo-Ag.................................. 1952-56 Varsity G............................. 1952-56 Glee Club............................. 1954-55 Basketball............................ 1954-56 Football............................... 1955-56 Driver Education....................... 1955-56 RUTH COLLINS .........“Giminy Christmas” .................... Music Talking GEORGIE LEE CURRY Favorite Saying .... Hobby .............. Pastime............ Chorus ............. County Chorus....... Christmas Cantata . . Mountain Breeze Staff ... “Gee Whiz” . . Writing Letters Listening to Radio .......... 1952-55 .......... 1953-54 .......... 1953-54 .......... 1955-56 CHARLOTTE DAHMER Favorite Saying . . Hobby ........... Pastime.......... Chorus .......... Christmas Cantata Spring Concert . . , ........“Oh No” Listening to Radio . . Writing Letters ......... 1953-55 ......... 1954-55 ........ 1954-55 BENNIE RICHARD ELBON “Ben” Favorite Saying Hobby ........ Pastime........ Vo-Ag.......... Chorus ........ Football....... Basketball . . . Varsity G. . . . “You’re telling one” .... Driving a Car ..............Girls ............1952-55 ........... 1952-55 ........... 1954-55 .......... 1954-55 .......... 1954-55 ALVIN RICHARD GALFORD “Dick” Favorite Saying............................“Aw, Pshaw” Hobby.................Collecting Mystery Books Pastime...................... Listening to Radio F. F. A. Club.......................... 1952-56 Basketball............................. 1953-54 Football.............................. 1954-56 Marshal for Graduation............... 1954-55 RONALD GRAY “Ron” Favorite Saying .... Hobby ............... Pastime............. Glee Club........... Operetta............ Mountain Breeze Staff , . “I don’t know” Hunting and fishing ........ Sleeping ........... 1954-55 ........... 1954-55 .......... 1955-56 RUTH ANN GROGG Favorite Saying . . Hobby .......... Pastime......... 4- H Club....... F. H. A. Club . . . Christmas Cantata Spring Concert . . Chorus ......... “Grogg” . . . .“Oh well, who cares?” ..........Listening to Radio .....................Eating ................... 1952-54 ................... 1952-55 .................i 953-54 ................... 1953-55 ................... 1953-55 Favorite Saying Hobby ........ Pastime....... STATISTICS MAXINE MARTHA HARMON Vo-Ag. Field Day 1954-55 “Blondie’ % Varsity G 1954-56 Favorite Saying F. F. A. Vice-President . . Hobby Collecting boy friends Pastime Working in restaurant Attendant to Queen 1952-53 MONA LUETTA KELLEY Band “Monie’ F. H. A. Club 1952-56 Favorite Saying ‘You don’t say so!” Driver Education Hobby Listening to Popular Music Chorus Pastime Christmas Cantata 1954-55 Christmas Cantata Spring Concert Chorus Easter Cantata 1954-55 Spring Concert Commercial Club Golden Eagle Staff Mountain Breeze Staff . . . COLLEEN DARE HUGHES Secretary to Principal . . . 1955-56 “Tubbie Hobby GLADYS MARIE LAMBERT Pastime Listening to Popular Music “Poodle’ t Chorus 1952-55 Favorite Saying “Oh heck” F. H. A. Club Hobby . . Writing Letters County Chorus 1953 Pastime Attendant to Queen 1953 F. H. A. Club 1952-54 Christmas Cantata 1953 Christmas Cantata 1952-55 Reporter Sophomore Class Spring Concert Reporter Junior Class . . . Chorus Spring Concert Driver Education Representative Senior Class Treasurer F. H. A. Club . . SHIRLEY MAE LAMBERT Secretary to Principal . . . Favorite Saying Mountain Breeze Staff. . . . 1955-56 Hobby Commercial Club 1955-56 Pa stime Golden Eagle Staff F. H. A. Club Class Tournament GEORGE HUNTER JACKSON Usherette Commencement “Bo” Commercial Club 1955-56 Favorite Saying Hobby Dancing and T. V. WINIFRED JEAN LAMBERT Pastime “ Winnie’ % Debating Team Favorite Saying “Darn it anyhow” Junior Class Coach (Girls) Hobby Junior Class President . . Pastime Varsity G County Music Festival . . . Football Spring Concert 1953-54 Basketball 1954-56 Christmas Cantata F. F. A. Club Chorus Commercial Club Driver Education Attendant to Queen NANCY MARDINE JACKSON Mountain Breeze Staff . . . “Greasy’ Favorite Saying JERRY DWAYNE LONG Hobby “P. F.“ Pastime Favorite Saying . . “Like I say man, it shows” Chorus Hobby Popular Music and Hot Rodding Class Tournament Pastime .Getting excuses to go to Jean Clarkson’s Spring Concert Freshman Attendant for Graduation . . 1952-53 Christmas Cantata Freshman Student of the Month 1952-53 Driver Education 1955 Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class .1952-53 Golden Eagle Staff Class Tournament Mountain Breeze Staff . . . . Latin Club Football WILLIAM LORAN JORDAN President Sophomore Class “Snake” Basketball Hobby Reporter Junior Class . . . Pastime Christmas Cantata 4-H Vice-President 1952-55 Glee Club Vo-Ag 1952-56 Operetta F. F. A. Parliamentarian . Golden Eagle Staff F. F. A. Reporter 1954-55 Mountain Breeze Staff . . . . 1955-56 Football Latin Club Officer 1955-56 STATISTICS CORA LEE McLAUGHLIN Corie Dorie” Favorite Saying .... That’s beside the point Hobby.................. Collecting souveniers Pastime..................................Boys Band................................. 1952-53 Chorus .............................. 1952-55 County Music Festival................ 1952-53 Christmas Cantata.................... 1954-55 Spring Concert....................... 1954-55 Secretary 4-H Club................... 1952-56 F. H. A. Club........................ 1952-56 Junior Leader for 4-H Club........... 1953-56 Driver Education..................... 1954-55 Majorette............................ 1954-55 Candidate F. F. A. Sweetheart........ 1954-55 Treasurer 4-H Club................... 1954-55 Commercial Club...................... 1955-56 RONALD EUGENE MONK Ron Hobby .......... Pastime......... F. F. A. Club . . Basketball .... Football ....... Varsity G....... Commercial Club Playing Basketball ..........Mary Ryder ............ 1952-54 ............ 1952-56 ............ 1953-56 ............ 1954-56 ............ 1955-56 Golden Eagle Staff................... 1955-56 Mountain Breeze Staff................ 1955-56 Secretary to Principal............... 1955-56 MARY ELLEN NICELY Favorite Saying............... Colly Ned Hobby...............................Music Pastime...........................Talking F.H.A............................ 1952-55 Attendant for Homecoming......... 1954-55 Usherette at Commencement........ 1954-55 Homecoming Queen . .............. 1955-56 Commercial Club ................. 1954-56 PHYLLIS PURKEY Cricket Favorite Saying . . You just better not do that Hobby...................... Collecting Pictures Pastime............................. Having fun Chorus ............................. 1952-53 County Music Festival............... 1952-55 Christmas Cantata................... 1952-55 Spring Concert...................... 1952-55 Drivers Education................... 1954-55 4-H Club............................ 1952-55 F.H.A............................... 1952-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 SYLVIA MOORE Hobby ......... Pastime........ Spring Concert . Chorus ........ Driver Education Commercial Club Collecting pictures . . Writing Letters .......... 1952-53 .......... 1952-55 .......... 1954-55 .......... 1955-56 MURRELL CALHOUN MULLENAX Mug Favorite Saying......... Hobby .................. Pastime................. F. F. A................. Chorus ................. Christmas Cantata......... Spring Concert.......... . . Nothing . . . Courting Riding around . . . . 1952-56 . . . . 1953-55 . . . . 1953-55 . . . . 1953-55 WILLIAM DALE MULLENAX Favorite Saying . . Hobby ........... Pastime.......... F. F. A.......... Commercial Class ....... Oh Heck Hunting and fishing ..........Reading ......... 1952-56 ......... 1955-56 EVYLEEN DARE MURPHY Murf Favorite Saying................... Whop-pee Hobby..................................Music Pastime....................... Day Dreaming Music Festival...................... 1952-53 Chorus ............................. 1952-55 Band................................ 1952-55 4-H Club............................ 1952-55 F. F. A............................. 1952-56 Class Cheerleader Award............. 1953-54 Public Speaking..................... 1954-55 Secretary of 4-H.................... 1954-55 Spring Concert...................... 1954-55 Christmas Cantata................... 1954-55 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 RUTH RANKIN Ruthie Favorite Saying........................ What Hobby .....................Collecting Records Pastime..................Watching Television Chorus..............,................ 1952-55 Latin Club........................... 1953-56 Latin Club Officer................... 1955-56 Spring Concert....................... 1954-55 Mountain Breeze Staff................ 1955-56 Secretary to Principal............... 1955-56 JOYCE REXRODE Favorite Saying .. That’s the usual procedure Hobby..................Collecting photographs Pastime................................ Music Band................................. 1952-55 Chorus .............................. 1953-55 Christmas Cantata ................... 1953-55 Spring Concert....................... 1953-54 F.H.A. Club.......................... 1952-56 Cheerleader.......................... 1952-56 Driver Education....................... 1954 Class Tournament Award............... 1954-55 Honorary Member Varsity G............ 1955-56 Sports Editor........................ 1955-56 Golden Eagle Staff................... 1955-56 Competent Typist Award............... 1955-56 Commercial Club...................... 1955-56 TERRY AMBERS SAGE Terrible Terry Favorite Saying............... Hobby ........................ Pastime....................... Class Tournament.............. Football...................... Basketball.................... Glee Club..................... Operetta ..................... Driver Education.............. Hello There . . . Car racing Going to Durbin ...... 1952-54 ...... 1953-54 ...... 1953-54 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1954-55 ..........1955 STATISTICS ANNA BELLE SHEETS “Annie Belle” Favorite Saying.........................“Well” Hobby.....................Sewing and Reading Pastime......................Listening to Radio County Music Festival................ 1952-53 Chorus .............................. 1952-55 Snack and Smack...................... 1952-56 F. H. A. Club........................ 1952-56 Historian F. H. A.................... 1953-54 Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class . 1953-54 Junior Degree in F. H. A............ 1953-54 Treasurer of Chorus.................. 1953-55 4-H Club............................. 1953-55 Christmas Cantata.................... 1953-55 Marshal Graduation................... 1954-55 Vice-President Senior Class.......... 1955-56 President F. H. A.................... 1955-56 Secretary to Principal............... 1955-56 JAMES NEWTON SHEETS “Jim” Favorite Saying................. “Ah Nuts Hobby................................ Guns Pastime..................Telling Tall Tales F. F. A. Club........................... 1 952-56 State F. F. A. Judging Contest.... 1953-54 LEWIS WAYNE SHEETS Favorite Saying . . Hobby ........... Pastime.......... F. F. A. Club . . . Vo-Ag............ 4-H Club......... Basketball....... Vo-Ag. Field Day Christmas Cantata “Hoot” ........“Yes, That’s Right” ...........Taking Pictures ................... Connie .................. 1952-54 ................... 1952-54 .................. 1952-54 .................. 1953-54 .................. 1953-54 .................. 1954-55 ELLA MAE SHIELDS “Tutter” Favorite Saying...............“Gee Whilikers” Hobby................................. Baking Pastime............Listening to Popular Music Class President...................... 1952-53 County Music Festival................. 1952-53 Chorus ............................... 1952-55 Band................................. 1953-54 Cheerleader .......................... 1953-56 Candidate F . F. A .Sweetheart....... 1954-55 4-H Club............................. 1954-55 Cheerleader 4-H Club................. 1954-55 Christmas Cantata.................... 1954-55 Spring Concert....................... 1954-55 Honorary Member Varsity G............ 1954-56 Usherette Graduation................. 1954-55 Mountain Breeze Staff................ 1955-56 Competent Typist Award.............. 1955-56 Secretary to Principal.............. 1955-56 BESSIE MAE SIMMONS Favorite Saying........ Hobby .................. Pastime ................ F. H. A. Club........... Band.................... Chorus ................. Christmas Cantata . . . . Spring Concert.......... Chorus Secretary........ Driver Education........ Band Majorette.......... Public Speaking......... Secretary of Senior Class Secretary to Principal . . Mountain Breeze Staff . . , . . . “Holy Cow” . Writing Letters Listening to Radio ......... 1952-56 ......... 1952-54 ......... 1952-55 .......... 1953-55 ......... 1954-55 .......... 1954-55 .......... 1954-55 ......... 1954-55 ......... 1954-55 ......... 1955-56 ......... 1955-56 ......... 1955-56 MARY ELIZABETH SIMMONS Hobby .......... Pastime......... F. H. A. Club . . Spring Concert . Chorus ........ Driver Education Collecting Pictures Thinking of “Wint” .......... 1952-54 .......... 1953-54 .......... 1952-54 .......... 1955-56 DONALD STARCHER “Little Man” Favorite Saying . Hobby ........... Pastime ......... F. F. A. Club . . Football........ Varsity G....... Basketball .... Commercial Club “I don’t know” .......Sports .......Eating ...... 1952-54 ...... 1952-55 ...... 1952-56 ...... 1953-54 ...... 1955-56 CAROLINE TACY “Sunshine” Favorite Saying............ Hobby .................... Pastime.................... F. H. A. Club.............. Glee Club.................. Driver Education ......... Spring Concert............. Christmas Cantata.......... County Music Festival . . . . , Commercial Club............ “You’re crazy” .... Records .......Reading ...... 1952-56 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1954-55 ...... 1955-56 GEORGE TALLMAN “Honest Abe” Favorite Saying . Pastime......... Glee Club ...... Football........ Commercial Club . . “Check” Shooting Pool . . . 1952-53 . . . 1952-53 . . . 1955-56 STATISTICS KENNETH TALLMAN “Red” Favorite Saying........................ “Gee Whiz” Hobby............................... Hunting Pastime..............................Reading Vo-Ag............................... 1952-54 Basketball.......................... 1953-54 Football............................ 1953-55 Varsity G........................... 1954-56 Attendant to King.......................1955 SUELLEN TAYLOR “Sis” Favorite Saying........................ “Gee Whiz” Hobby................................Popular Music Pastime ............................ Talking F. H. A. Club....................... 1952-53 Class Tournament.................... 1952-55 Usherette Commencement.............. 1954-55 Mountain Breeze Staff............... 1955-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 PEGGY ANN THARP “Peg Leg” Favorite Saying............“Horses Pirookes” Hobby.......................Collecting Dolls Pastime........................ Having Fun Band................................ 1952-55 Spring Concert...................... 1953-55 Chorus ............................. 1953-55 Christmas Cantata................... 1953-55 F. H. A. Historian.................. 1953-54 F. H. A. Vice President Music....... 1954-55 Snack and Smack..................... 1952-56 Class Cheerleader................... 1953-55 Sophomore Class Representative...... 1953-54 Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer . . . 1954-55 Marshal at Graduation............... 1954-55 Driver Education.................... 1954-55 Senior Class President.............. 1955-56 Mountain Breeze Staff............... 1955-56 Competent Typist Award.............. 1955-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 Secretary to Principal.............. 1955-56 DAVID LEWIS TYSON “Dave” Favorite Saying.........................“Now Listen” Hobby...................Reading Comic Books Pastime....................Listening to Radio Football............................ 1954-56 Varsity G........................... 1 954-56 F. F. A. Club....................... 1955-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 BETTY VANCE “Bet” Favorite Saying..................“Bless It” Hobby................................ Music Pastime..............................Talking Chorus ............................. 1952-53 County Music Festival............... 1952-53 Driver Education.................... 1953-54 Christmas Cantata................... 1953-54 Class Tournament.................... 1953-55 Usherette for Graduation............ 1954-55 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 WILLIAM HERMAN VANDEVANDER “Bill Baby” Favorite Saying..........“What Say Old Man” Hobby................................ Sports Pastime.............Hunting, fishing and eating F. F. A. Club....................... 1952-56 Football ........................... 1952-55 Class Tournament.................... 1952-54 Chorus.............................. 1953-54 State F. F. A. Judging Contest...... 1953-54 Christmas Cantata................... 1953-54 Operetta............................ 1953-54 Delegate to 25th F. F. A. Convention .... 1954 Varsity G........................... 1954-56 Assistant Treasurer of F. F. A...... 1953-54 Treasurer of F. F. A................ 1954-55 First Place in Parliamentary Procedure of F. F. A...................... 1955-56 President F . F . A................. 1955-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 NANCY WENGER “Nancy Bug” Favorite Saying..........................“Oh Shucks” Hobby..................................Music Pastime..............................Arguing County Music Festival............... 1952-53 F. H. A. Club....................... 1952-56 Christmas Cantata................... 1953-54 Band................................ 1953-54 Junior Degree in F. H. A............ 1953-54 Latin Club.......................... 1953-55 Representative of Junior Class...... 1954-55 Chapter Degree in F. H. A........... 1954-55 Competent Typist Award ............ 1954-55 Treasurer of Senior Class .......... 1955-56 F. F. A. Sweetheart................. 1955-56 V-Pres . Parliamentary Procedure . . . . 1955-56 Latin Club Officer.................. 1955-56 Secretary to Principal.............. 1955-56 NANCY MARIE WILFONG “Bones” Hobby.....................Collecting Records Pastime..............................Reading Band ............................... 1952-53 Public Speaking..................... 1952-53 Snack and Smack..................... 1952-56 Latin Club........................ 1952-56 F. H. A. Club....................... 1952-56 Representative of F. H. A........... 1953-54 Christmas Cantata.......................1953 National Oratorical Contest......... 1953-55 Chorus ............................. 1953-55 Spring Concert..........................1954 Representative Know Your State Govt.....1954 Secretary of F. H. A................ 1955-56 Operetta ...............................1955 Latin Club Officer.................. 1955-56 Commercial Club..................... 1955-56 Secretary to Principal.............. 1955-56 EMERY F. WYATT Favorite Saying....................“Oh Gee” Hobby...............................Football Pastime..............................Hunting F. F. A. Club....................... 1952-56 Football............................ 1953-56 MOUNTAIN BREEZE STAFF Co-Editors.............. Lay-out Editor.......... Assistant Lay-out Editor Sports Editor........... Business ............... Assistant Business . . . Typists . . Art Work , Assistants ........ Colleen Hughes Evyleen Murphy .......... Peggy Tharp ....... Bessie Simmons ........ Joyce Rexrode ......... Jean Lambert Ronald Gray .........Suellen Taylor Ruth Collins Georgie Curry Nancy Jackson Ella Mae Shields ..........Colleen Hughes Evyleen Murphy (sophomore) Johnny Davis ........... Ruth Rankin Helen Brown Jerry Long The entire staff was always most co-operative. At Homecoming, at games, ana at any time they were called upon to do any kind of work, they were always found to be ready, dependable, and willing. Miss Digman, Adviser Senior Class - Memories Are Made of This SHEETS GARAGE (Esso) ROCKET OLDSMOBILE Series Holiday '98' Super '88' Deluxe '88' New Jetaway Hydra-matic Drive WILLYS JEEPS AND TRUCKS Sales and Service Green Bank West Virginia Evyleen Murphy Coleen Hughes - We've Been Thinking. Ella Mae Shields - Take Me Out To The Ballgame BEST WISHES To The Graduating Class BARTOW SUPPLY COMPANY Bart°w West Virginia Buy Shoes With Leather Soles HOWES LEATHER COMPANY F rank West Virginia Compliments of F.E. RUNNER Member of Associated Funeral Directors Service Elkins, West Virginia Compliments of IRA E. MATHENY SON General Merchandise Fishing and Hunting Equipment and License Phone 32J-11 Bartow, West Virginia Best Wishes to the Graduating Class ALLEGHENY RESTAURANT Durbin, West Virginia Ruth Ann Grogg Murrel Mullenax - Anytime Ronald Monk Wayne Sheets - Oh Promise Me Congratulations to the Graduates of Green Bank High School T AND W SALES Distributors of Candies and Lunch Meats Elkins West Virginia WAYNE'S CABINS KENNA REXRODE Soft Drinks - Sandwiches Featuring Fine Merchandise Cabins with Showers Men's Furnishings and Service Year Around Children's Sport Clothes Ladies Apparel 1 Mile East of Elkins on Route 2 50 Durbin, West Virginia Compliments of RADER'S GARAGE CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Gas -Oil-Tires -Batteries Ralph Rader, Prop. 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Recapping Vulcanizing THE GENERAL 107 Randolph Avenue Elkins, West Virginia Compliments of GULF SERVICE CENTER James R. Waugh Phone 232 Marlinton, West Virginia FRANCISCO'S STORE ESSO STATION Gas Oil General Garage Work Huntersville, West Virginia THE O K. SHOE SHOP We fix Them While You Wait All Work Guaranteed Marlinton, West Virginia PIFER MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Marlinton, West Virginia Co m pli m e nts of WARD AND HAMMON Auto Accessories Elkins, West Virginia With Best Wishes STANFORD'S JEWELERS Between the Theaters Elkins, West Virginia When you think of flowers Think of DODD'S GREENHOUSE And Phone 582 12 Dent Street Elkins, West Virginia Richard Galford and Kenneth Tallman - I Hear You Knocking Jerry Long - Kyle Cassell - Black Denim Trousers Compliments of THE LIONS CLUB OF DURBIN Durbin West Virginia RONALD V. CALHOUN Refrigeration Service and Sales Electrical Appliances and Plumbing Serviced in Your Homes Go Anywhere 24 Hour Service Pick Up and Deliver Phone 49F12 Thornwood, West Virginia WATRING GARAGE Distributors Since 1926 Dodge Job-Rated - Trucks The Dependable Dodge Service All - Ways Phone 473 Third and Randolph Elkins, West Virginia Compliments of THE WILT COMPANY CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Clothing and Furnishings For Men Member - F.D.I.C. Elkins, West Virginia Elkins, West Virginia Jim Sheets Dale Mullenax - Teach Me Tonight George Tallman and Emery Wyatt - Shake Rattle and Roll Congratulations To The Class Marlinton BANK OF MARLINTON West Virginia SOUTHERN STATES MARLINTON COOP. Feeds, Fertilizers, Seeds and Farm Supplies Phone 21 Marlinton, West Virginia Compliments of BRILL'S ESSO SERVICENTER Cars Greased and Washed While You Wait Gas - Oil - Tires - Batteries Marlinton, West Virginia Anna Belle Sheets - Seven Lonely Days Donald Starcher Slipping Around Compliments of S. B. WALLACE CURRY'S SUPER MARKET 51 years of Continuous Service Marlinton, West Virginia Marlinton, West Virginia Auto Parts for All Models Auto Glass Cut to Order Wizard Batteries - Davis Tires Sporting Goods-Bicycles-Radios ARGILE C. ARBOGAST, OWNER Western Auto Association Store Phone 170 Marlinton, West Virginia Compliments of J P FURNITURE Marlinton, West Virginia THE POCAHONTAS TIMES Calvin W. Price, Editor Compliments of ALLEGHENY POST NO. 117 American Legion Marlinton, West Virginia Durbin, West Virginia Com pH m ents of PRYOR'S VARIETY STORE H. W. Pryor, Prop. THE SHRADER STORE Dealer In Farm Supplies Building Supplies Kelvinator Appliances Feed-Groceries-Dry Goods Phone 20 Marlinton, West Virginia Marlinton, West Virginia Joyce Rexrode - Only You MARLINTON ELECTRIC COMPANY American Oil Products Serving Pocahontas County Marlinton West Virginia I.O.O.F. Hall of Winterburn Lodge No. 319 Meets Every Friday Night LANG'S DRESS SHOPPE Exclusive Women's Wear Marlinton, West Virginia Compliments of THE MEN'S SHOP Suits and Sport Shirts and Samsonite Luggage for Graduation Marlinton, West Virginia DR. J. M. MALLOW D. D. S. Marlinton, West Virginia Nancy Wenger - Love Me Or Leave Me Nancy Wilfong - Seventeen (Hot Rod Queen) Compliment s of A. E. BURNER, M.D. Optical Work a Specialty Durbin, West Virginia MARLINTON MOTOR SALES Y our Ford and Mercury Dealer The Greatest Car Ever Built in the Low Price Field Marlinton, West Virginia Compliments of BURNS MOTOR FREIGHT Fred Burns Marlinton, West Virginia Come In To See Us C.J. RICHARDSON Hardware and Furniture General Electric Appliances Maytag Washers R C A TV Sets Phone 19 Marlinton West Virginia Georgia Curry-Charlotte Dahmer - Little Band of Gold Betty Vance - Phyllis Purkey - Ain't That A Shame? Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Marlinton West Virginia MERRELLS, INC. Class Rings Announcements Cards Jewelers and Stationers to Class of '56 115 So. Second Street Clarksburg West Virginia Compliments of FULKS BROTHERS, INC. Everything in Sporting Goods Weston West Virginia Ruth Rankin - Cora Lee McLaughlin - Almost Helen Brown and Nancy Jackson - Dungaree Dolls H. H. Thompson, Store Manager Cass West Virginia Shirley Lambert - Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me One More Time CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF GREEN BANK HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1956 EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS YOU CAN BE SURE IF IT'S WESTINGHOUSE MOWER LUMBER COMPANY George Jackson and David Tyson - See You Later, Alligator. QUALITY YOU CAN TASTE POCAHONTAS DAIRY Grade A Milk Ice Cream and Dairy Products Marlinton West Virginia Jean Lambert - Why Do Fools Fall in Love?' POCAHONTAS GROCERY CO., INC. Marlinton, West Virginia BEST WISHES: DR. CHARLES S. KRAMER Marlinton, West Virginia TALLMAN'S GROCERY Flour and Feed Tobacco - Cigarettes Durbin, West Virginia GEORGE GUM Grocery and Service Station Sandwiches, Coffee, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks On Routes 250 and 28 Bartow, West Virginia Ruth Collins-Suellen Taylor-- Satisfied KELLY FOUNDRY MACHINE COMPANY Compliments of Compliments of DURBIN MERCANTILE CO. DURBIN CASS THEATRES General Merchandise The Collins: Managers Elkins, West Virginia Durbin, West Virginia Durbin, West Virginia THE STAFF WISHES TO THANK ITS MANY ADVERTISERS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS