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

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VIRGINIA WEBFP , aVK WORKMAN ER MARY MARGARET WOODDELL ELMb

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EdWard sheets JAMES SIMMONS JANET TALLMAN

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WILL I, Charles Peck will my special formula permanent to John Bosley, but I plan to keep the red dye. Helen Mullenax leaves to go to Staunton next summer and anyone can take her place in the halls of GBHS. John Gillispie wills his beard to someone with a good razor. John Gainer decided not to will Edith Dilley to anyone. Thurman Sampson leaves his football ability to Johnnie Davis . Ellouise Curry wills her good behavior to her brother Franklin with sincere hope that he has more luck with it than she did. Ben Gragg wills his snazzy Buick to the Junior girls. Glenda Phillips leaves her seat on the bus (she sits between four teachers) to Louise Barkley. Allen Mahaffey wills his hot-rodding to Ernie McLaughlin. Tom Gainer wills his seat in Chemistry to anyone that will buy his book. Carol Oliver wills her long blond hair to Ruby Nelson. David Nelson wills his golden voice to Elvis Presley. Edward Sheets wills his curly hair to Freddie Moss. Carolyn Carpenter wills her love for sports to Earlene Wilfong. Betty Oliver wills her height to Ralph Moore. Retha Galford leaves her daily discussions with Mr. Stewart to some poor chemistry student next year. Georgia Rexrode wills her love for boys to Roberta Rankin. Mary Ryder wills her English to the Junior English Class. Thelma Vannoy leaves her red hair, quick temper, and good grades to any underclassman who might find that combination useful. Elmer Workman wills his tall, dark, and handsome- ness to Jake Taliman. Judy McLaughlin wills all the Sen- ior m on e y to some poor cuss to handle next year. I, Betty Lou Taylor will John Gillispie to---No! I'll be darned if I do. Dolly Nelson wills her laughing to Kenny McLaughlin. Carol Galford wills her car to John Moore so he can g e t tickets. Sam Tyson wills his seat on the Cass boys bus to some poor unsuspecting soul who'll get it next year. Mary Geiger wills her ability to stay out of trouble to her brother, James, (Poor boy!) Jim Simmons wills his basketball uni- form to Chester Cassell. Jackie Rexrode wills her ability to break hearts to Jo Anne Rose. Phil Kerr would leave his sideburns, but it takes too long to grow them. Sandy Hevenor wills her musical ability to Geraldine Nottingham. Chester Cromer leaves his good grades to Gene Taliman. Grover Craddock and Ronnie Arbogast will the Journalism Class to any poor person that wants to suffer. Sue Ervin wills her pretty clothes to Nancy Nottingham. Martin Barkley wills his Granddad's jeep to Louise and graduates to a Cadillac. That crazy, girl! I mean crazy, Janet Taliman wills her craziness to Judy Hedrick in hopes she will have as much fun as Janet has. Joyce Waybright wills her love for good looking men to her sister Julia. Betty Cook wills her school books to Alice Cassell. Russell Burris leaves Roxanna Terry free at school but occupied after school. Lilly Sharp wills her talking ability to Linda Greathouse. Patsy Burner wills her cheerfulness to Joan Collins. Bonnie Moore leaves her seat on the bus to S h e 1 i a Slavens. Frances Nicholas wills her dancing ability to Boyd Myers. Ellouise Nicholas wills her reading ability to Robert Jackson. Mary Margaret Wooddell wills her tap dancing to Claude Gaujot. Carl Pennington wills his quietness to Ricky Hedrick. I, Virginia Weber leave oh no, I'll take my possessions with me. W e , the Senior boys, will Miss Parg loving kindnes s for being so patient with us. We, the Senior girls. willMr. Blackhurst the memories of a pleasant and prosperous year . We, the Seniors, will Mr. Harris our thanks for making our high school career a success.