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

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THE LAST WILL AND TEST .''ENT OP THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 We, the Senior Class of 19 3» being of unsound mind do will our most precious possessions to the undeserving persons that try to follow in our impressive footsteps. V.'e realize that our image is printed indelibly on the faces of those who follow. (the underclassmen) We are aware that we deserve all the homage they pay us, and perhaps morel They do not deserve any crumbs that we decide to give away, but who does? We will the senior radiator to the sophomores, because the juniors have already had their turn? We will the blackboard in Mr. Blackhurst's room to the juniors, not that we want to, but only because it’s too big to take with usi We will ninety lines of Macbeth to every one that will have to memorize it, especially, Confusion now hath made its masterpiece. We will our sponsors, Mr. Blackhurst and Miss Parg, to the juniors. Please take care of them, they’re two of a kindl Of course, they go with the place. We will our Second Year Typing Class to the juniors, hoping they will conduct themselves in a manner suit- able to that of a senior. A word of warning: A Senior is dignified! The chemistry class wills their Absent Minded Pro- fessor and all his test tubes to future classes. They wish to warn everyone that he’s quite a hard taskmaster, too. We will the building and all its equipment to the Board of Education. Of course. It belongs to them in the first place. We will everything we should have learned to the lower classmen, hoping they make better use of it then we did. V.'e cannot will the friendships we've made, the memories of games won and lost, the prizes we've won, the normal every day things we took for granted. We cannot live these years over, or correct the mistakes we 've made, but we can look forward to the fhture, and mold our lives into that of the solid citizen of tommorrow. Our advice to the lower classmen is to make the most of what you have. You will never have another chance.

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 Judith Wyatt Library Science 3; Drama Club 1 2,3,k Reporter 3; FHA 1,2,3,[j. Historian 3; Pep Club 1; Band 1 2,ip; Chorus 1 Helen Moore Vice-President - Robert Ware Deborah Harker Donna McCutcheon

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 .unior Charles Brewster Harold Brooks •avid !ain Peggy Campbell Jane Carpenter Shelby Cassell Sandra Curry Sherry DeHaven Louise Davis •on 'rews