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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

Dear Green Bank High School we love you; And to your colors will e’er be true Our colors stand for fighting students And this is what we say, Rah! for Green Bank High School; Blue is our color for loyalty Gold stands for sports pure and clean, We fight to win and we love our fellows; Dear Green Bank High School Team. ALMA MATER DEDICATION To a man, who has proven to us, not only that one equals two, but also that we progress only when we see things that need to be done and continue to do them. His influence has brought us a step closer to becoming intelligent, independent, and responsible citizens. He has emphasized, both orally and by his example, that one must always conduct himself in an honorable and sportsmanlike manner. To Mr. June Riley, who has so generously shared his knowledge, we respectfully dedicate this annual. PANORAMA A pause. We turn and take A backward glance at Our year past. We behold . . . A profusion of memories. The record has been written. We are proud. And we are glad that our Fortunes let us walk This way. GRADUATION June 7, 7965 Principal’s Message VIRGIL B. HARRIS Education is the process through which minds are formed so that as this procedure continues the individual becomes more and more able to adjust to the world. 'A lot of learning may be a dangerous thing’. To have a lot of book learnin and not be able to make proper use of it through the proper sense of values will result in failure. It is the hope of this school faculty that rewards will be returned only in direct proportion to the honest efforts that are put forth to gain such rewards. The pages of this publication have been made by a group of students, members of the National Honor Society, who have done a bit more work in order that we might have a written record of some activities in the school during the past four years. We heartily thank and congratulate them for this extra effort. Page 9 FACULTY Carol Marsh Secretary Joan Barkley Minnie Parg Linda Cassell Harold L. Crist Carolyn Gragg Page 10 H� v‘. Ida Pritchard June Riley Dave Smith Page 11 Peggy Smith GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Ruth Riley Margaret Offutt Grace Arbogast Louise Brown McNeer Dolly Alma Miller Leona Brown Estes Crist Page 12 Page 13 MISS MOUNTAIN BREEZE Donna McQuain Page 14 President—Jim Hill Vice-President—Mike Rose CLIFFORD BARKLEY F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA BANTON F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; V.P. State and Nat. Proj- ects 4; Snack and Smack 1,2,3,4; Nature 2,3; F.T.A. 2,4; Band 2; Chorus 3,4; Drama 4; Pep 4. JANIE BOND F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4; Drama 4; Art 1. Page 15 PHYLLIS BURNER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Drama 1,2,4; Snack Snack 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Pep 4; Home- coming Att. 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Band 2; Nature 3; 'Know Your State Gov. Rep. 3; Class Sec. 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Vice- Pres. 2. Handicraft 3. DAVID DOLLY Nature 2; F.T.A. 2; Vo-Ag 1. SAM BEVERAGE Nature 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 1; Treas. 3; Varsity G. 2; Drama 4; F.T.A. 4; FJF.A. 1,2; Won Chapter and Federation Creed contest 1; Federation Parliamentarian 2. Page DONNA COVER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,4; Nature 3 Marshall 3; Pep 4; Treas. 4; Band 2,3 Chorus 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary Treasurer 4; Class Treas. 3 Yearbook Staff 4, Handicraft 3. BONNIE FOE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Handicraft 3; Pep 4; Dra- ma 4; Library 2,4; F.T.A. 2. RODNEY GARDNER F.F.A. 1,23,4; Secretary 4. ROGER ERVINE Nature 4; F.F.A. 4. BARBARA GALFORD F.H.A. 1,23,4; Chorus 4; Pep 4. Page 17 SHIRLEY GALFORD F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Library 4; Pep 4. DAVID HAMED F.T.A. 2,3,4; Vice-pres. 4; F.F.A. 4; Drama 4; Nature 1,2,3,4; Varsity G. 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Class Vice- pres. 1; Usher Grad. 3. page 18 JIM HILL F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 3,4; Nature 1,2,3,4; Vice-pres. 3; Pres. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Pres. 4; Know Your State Gov. Rep.” 3; Drama 4; Class Treas. 1; Class Pres. 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Captain 4; Varsity G. 1,2,3,4; Treas. 2; Marshal 3. MARY GRIMES F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Handicraft 3; Pep 4. SANDRA GUM F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Att. 4; Class Rep. 1. FREDDIE JACOBS F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity G. 3; Drama 4; Football 3,4; Vo-Ag. 1,2. TOM I.IGHTNER Nature 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Class treasurer 4; Drama 4; Usher Grad. 3; Class Vice-President 3; Attendant’s Es- cort 3; Queen’s Escort 4. BETTY HOUCHIN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Office 4; Library 2,4; Snack Smack 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2; Pep 4. Page 19 GEORGIA KELLY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin 3; Pep 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Handicraft 3; Drama 4; Chorus 4. TOM LONG F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 2; Rep. 3; Rep. 4; Nature 1,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Latin 2,3; Vice-Pres. 2. larry McLaughlin F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Nature 1,2,3; Football 2,4: Varsity G 2. MARTHA McCRAY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Handicraft 3; Library 3; Pep 4; Office 4. Page 20 DONNA McQUAIN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama 1,2,4; Homecom- ing Att. 1; Library 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3„4; Band (Majorette) 2; Pep 4; Pres. 4; Of- fice 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Handi- craft 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Miss Mountain Breeze 4. KEITH PLYLER Nature 1; Art 1; Drama 4; Football 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,4; Latin 3. RAYMOND NICHOLAS Nature 1,2,3; Football 2,4; Varsity G 2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Art 1; Capt. Football 4. Page 21 ARLENE MULLENAX F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. BOB SHEETS Nature 1; F.F.A. 1,23,4; Vice-Pres. 4. Page 22 CHARLENE MULLENAX F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. MIKE ROSE Nature 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Usher Grad. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Drama 4; Library 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. VONDA MULLENAX F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4; F.T.A. 4; Usher- ette 3. DELORES MURPHY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4; F.T.A. 4. JERRY TURNER Nature 1,2,3; Treasurer 2; Latin 3; F.T.A. 1,2; Rep. 2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Dra- ma 4; Class Pres. 4; Usher Grad. 3; Year- book Staff 4. Page 23 DOUG STEWART F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PATSY MYERS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY NEIGHBORS F.H.A. 1,23,4; F.T.A. 2,4; Pep 4; Ush- erette 3; Handicraft 3; Office 4; Drama 4; Chorus 3. WILLIAM VANDEVENDER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 2; Secre- tary 3; President 4; Won Federation Rec- ord Book and placed 3rd in state 2; Won Star Green Hand 1; Won Star Dairy Farmer 3. Page 24 NORMAN VANCE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA NOTTINGHAM F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Office 4. KATHY OLIVER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama 4; Pep 4; Art 1; Usherette 3; Office 4; Handicraft 3; Cho- rus 3; F.T.A. 2,4; Latin 3. HUNTER WILFONG F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,4. Page 25 WAYNE WHITE F.T.A. 1,4; Varsity G 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4. LINDA SHARP F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. CONNIE TAYLOR F.H.A. 1,23,4; Pep 4; Drama 1,2,4; Homecoming Att. 3; Queen 4; Chorus 3; Band 2; Marshal Grad. 1; Office 4; Class Secretary 2; Prom Att. 3. SAM WILFONG F.T.A. 1,4; Nature 2,4; F.F.A. 4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Varsity G 2. RICHARD WOLFE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY TAYLOR F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep 4; F.T.A. 1,2; Handi- craft 3; Chorus 4. Page 26 KATHY WHITE JUANITA TAYLOR F-H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4; Latin 3; F.T.A. 1,2,4; Usherette 3; Office 4; Drama 4. Page 27 ALICE TYSON F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep 4, Chorus 3. MARY WHITE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. CLASS PROPHECY Roger Ervine will become the owner and operator of a service station. Clifford Barkeley will take over the job of engineer on the Cass Scenic Railroad. Barbara Ban ton will become the first woman driver to win the Indy 500. Sam Beverage will become a great civil engineer and build a tunnel through the Rocky Mountains. David Dolly was close behind Barbara Banton in the Inly 500 in his high powered jeep. Rodney Gardner will become supervisor of the Department of Agriculture at West Vir- ginia University. Dave Hamed will replace Jim Taylor for the Green Bay Packers at the fullback spot. Freddie Jacobs will marry soon after high school and operate the big dish” at the Ob- servatory. Tom Long will discover a simple process for distilling very stimulating beverages from RC Cola. (Do blondes really have more fun?) Larry McLaughlin will replace Matt Dillon in the TV series Gunsmoke. Raymond Nicholas will replace Meadow-Lark Lemmon of the Globe Trotters. Keith Plyler will be responsible for a new dance craze known as the Orbit.” Mike Rose will be the first in further developing Einstein’s theory of relativity. Bob Sheets will have a statue erected in his honor at the Cass intersection for unknown reasons. Patty Nottingham will discover a new method for the incubation of eggs. Kathy Oliver will add Vance” to advance. Linda Sharp will become the first woman to swim the Jordan” River. Juanita Taylor will become a mad scientist and discover a new tooth paste called Hipes (not Stripe). Alice Tyson will become a world famous hair-dresser in New York. Kathy White will become the game warden of the wild-life station on Cheat Mountain. Karen White has just joined the new TV series, Mr. Ed. Patsy Myers will go on to develop her athletic abilities and win the Olympic Decath- lon in 1968. Jerry Turner will go to business school and become Miss Parg’s commercial aid. Jim Hill will become the teenage idol of the older generation on the Grand Ole' Opry. Doug Stewart will return to Green Bank to succeed his father in teaching biology. Norman Vance will become an owner and operator of a combination beer parlor and pool hall. William Vandevander will discover a new and faster method for pasteurizing milk. Wayne White will go into partnership with an unknown party to start a Taylor” Shop. Raymond Wilfong will become a golfer and beat Palmer” in the U.S. Open Golf Tourney. Sam Wilfong will become a psychiatrist in collaboration with Miss Peggy Smith. Richard Wolfe will become owner and operator of a Dude Ranch in Texas. Donna Cover will become a doctor and discover the cure for the common cold. Mary Grimes will become owner and operator of a Turkish Bath in New York City. Page 28 Georgia Kelley will become the first woman senator from West Virginia. Donne McQuain will develop a new preservant for meats especially for Hams” Janie Bond will later attend Art School and become as famous as Norman Rockwell. Bonnie Foe will go to secretarial school after high school and then on to work as a sec- retarial aid for the president of the United States. Phyllis Burner will graduate from college as a nurse, I don't know for sure if I'd want her to help me get well. Barbara Galford will join the army when she graduates and I don’t mean the WAC’s. Sandra Gum is changing her occupation of carpentry to be a Taylor . Next year Martha McCray will win the title of Miss Quiet of 1966”. In the future Connie Taylor will be the boss of the White Shoe Polish Company. All the children in the world will be happy in April, Mary White is the new Easter Bennie”. By 1968 Mary Alice Taylor will be 6'2 tall. What do we hear about Betty Houchin? She is now making her home at the guard shack”. Shirley Galford will become famous for her new preparation of the new Italian dish, Strubel and cheese”. Deloris Murphy will become the newest member of the Chef-Boy-r-Dee staff. Arlene and Charlene Mullenax, two twin sister chemists will discover a new fly spray. Vonda Mullenax will join the Marine Corps and become a private under one of those Vannoy Boys”. Mary Neighbors will become a future co-operator of Snyder’s Tannery.” Tom Lightner will become the manager of Baldwin Music Company in Charleston. Page 29 LAST WILLS AND TESTAMENTS I, Barbara Banton, will my position as President of Durbin MYF to Candi Widney, if she wants it. I, Clifford Barkley, will my English book to anyone who might use it better than I did. I, Sam Beverage, will some of my ignorance to Edwin Good. I’m sure he could use a little. I, Janie Bond, will my long hair to Mr. Crist and Mr. Stewart in hopes they can use it in some way. Gentlemen, please don't fight I’m sure there’s enough for both of you. I, Phyllis Burner, will all the fun I’ve had in typing class while Miss Parg was out of the room to Patsy Wilfong, in hopes she doesn't get caught. (I know you hate typing, Patsy!) I, Donna Cover, will my ability to change seats in typing class five times in one year to Shirley Barkley, (Shirley, are you crazy enough to risk the bad grades to try it?) I, David Dolly, will my typing ability to Danny Sheets. I, Roger Ervin, will all my past experiences to anyone who is inexperienced. I, Bonnie Foe, do hereby will to the Junior Class my ability to remain quiet in study hall, and I hope that you will use it wisely; because you need it. I, Barbara Galford, will my love for the Marlinton boys to Jeanie White, hoping she will enjoy them as much as I have—just so she lets Bill alone. I, Shirley Galford, will the path to the office to any under classman who has the nerve to follow in my dangerous footsteps. Good luck, you’ll need it. I, Rodney Gardner, will my love for The Republican Party to Agnes Doyle. I, Mary Grimes, will my ability to talk at the wrong time to anyone who is foolish enough to accept it. I, Sandy Gum, will my ability to wash Mr. Riley's board to anyone that wants to get out of Study Hall. I, Dave Hamed, will my nickname, Flash’’, to Mike Kane. - I, Jim Hill, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will my center position on the football team to the All-American candidate from Back Mountain, Roe Cook! I, Betty Houchin, will some of my love for 6 ft. 4 in. 204 lb. guys with dark hair and eyes to all other girls who like them tall, dark, and handsome. I, Frederick Jacobs, will myself to some cute freshmen girl, and also will my seat on the bench to Donald Vannoy. I, Georgia Kelly, do hereby will my intellectual ability in Sociology Class to the ones in the future, and I’m quite sure they’ll need it, if they have Miss Smith as their reacner. I, Tom Lightner, will my ability to proof-read my English themes five or six times to Don Vannoy. I, Tom Long, will to Duke Jackson an automatic transmission for his ’49 Ford. Then he won’t have to use the clutch”. I, Martha McCray, will my quietness to Jean Baldwin. I, Larry McLaughlin, will my ability to get by in my classes without studying to anyone who will have it. I, Donna McQuain, will my cheerleading cartwheels to Jean Baldwin, and my quietness on the bus to the future seniors. Page 30 I, Arlene Mullenax, will my height to any Freshmen girl, who is tall. 1, Charlene Mullenax, will my shorthand ability to anyone who has to take notes from Mr. Crist. I, Vonda Mullenax, will all the boys except one to Brenda Sheets”, in hopes she has much success with them. I, Delores Murphy, will my love for boys and dancing at Durbin to Donna Burner and hope she can combine both and have as much fun as I have had. I, Patsy Myers, hereby will my height and my seat in Sociology to Barbara Brown, whom I know will use them well. I, Mary Neighbors, will my love for black super sports convertibles to Nancy Workman and Nancy Lightner, with a word of caution. I, Raymond Nicholas, will my ability as a successful pass receiver to Bill Simmons. I, Patty Nottingham, will my ability to keep quiet in class, Ha Ha,” to David Pasteurnak. I, Kathy Oliver, being of unsound mind, will a certain brown curly headed boy with the initials R.T. to Mary Aldridge, in hopes she will take care of him. I, Keith Plyler, will my bad luck for road signs jumping out in front of me to anyone who is getting their license. 1, Mike Rose, will my sympathy to Mrs. Marsh with the hopes that she gives it to the Juniors. I, Linda Sharp, will my typewriter to Mary Wolfe and hope she does better than I did. I, Bob Sheets, will my knowledge of shop equipment to Gene Rexrode in hopes that he will put it to better use than I have. I, Doug Stewart, will my desire for automobiles to anyone who thinks they can afford it. I, Connie Taylor, will my ability to be stopped by the constable to anyone else who is dumb enough to put four people in the front of a pick-up truck. I, Juanita Taylor, whereby will all the fun I have had at Green Bank and my love for Fords and Chevys to Beverly Taylor. I, Mary Taylor, will my big mouth, personality and love for the Durbin boys to Kathy Kelly and Judy Wilfong in hopes that they take better care of them than I ever could. I, Jerry Turner, will Mrs. Pritchard a clock for her room so she will always know what time it is. Now you can tell when it’s 10:55, Mrs. Pritchard. I, Alice Tyson, to my best ability and sound mind will my hair styles to Lara Nicholas. I, Norman Vance, will my ability to major in study hall to Lewis Good. I, William Vandevander, will my job as President in the F.F.A. to the boy who can do the best job. I, Kathy White, will my quietness to Judy Palmer, (she needs it). I, Mary White, will my seat in English class to my sister, Darlene Ray, in hopes that she can do better than I did. I, Wayne White, will my four classes to Miss Smith to anyone who wants them. I, Hunter Wilfong, will all my Beachboy and Rolling Stone records to Judy Palmer. I, Sam Wilfong, will my ability to do nothing in class, to Tom Oliver. I, Richard Wolfe, will my gray hair to anyone who has studied as hard as I have. Page 31 MOST DIGNIFIED Barbara Banton and Mike Rose BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Donna Cover and Tom Long SENIOR PERSONALITIES Page 33 BEST DRESSED Delores Murphy and David Hamed BEST LOOKING Donna McQuain and Tom Lightner MOST ATHLETIC Donna McQuain and Raymond Nicholas BEST PERSONALITY Connie Taylor and Tom Lightner WITTIEST MOST STUDIOUS Patty Nottingham Phyllis Burner and Mike Rose and Doug Stewart Page 34 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Phyllis Burner and Jim Hill BEST ALL-ROUND Donna Cover and Tom Long Page 35 MOST TALENTED Janie Bond and Keith Plyler MOST QUIET Martha McCray and Raymond Wilfong Donna Burner Benny Campbell Mary Aldridge James Arbogast JUNIORS Shirley Delores Beverly Barkley Brewster Burner Page 37 CLASS OFFICERS President — Donnie Vannoy, Vice-President — Bill Curry Secretary — Lynn Peck, Treasurer — Barbara Hill Representative — Jean Baldwin Jean Baldwin Kay Bennett Barbara Brown Barbara Cassell James Cassell Paula Clarkson Dorothy Collins Erma Collins Millie Collins Mary Cook William Curry Carolyn Davis James Davis Violet Davis Linda Elza Dewey Ervine Linda Foe Margaret Foe Beverly Galford Andy Geiger Paul Grandon Donna Greathouse Doris Grogg Barbara Hill Jane Kerr Jean Kerr Karen Lantz Page 38 Sue McLaughlin Danny McQuain Connie Mullenax Janice Mullenax Janie Nottingham Tom Oliver Judy Palmer Lynn Peck Donna Rexrode Charles Rexrode Gail Riggsby Connie Sharp Danny Sheets Donald Sheets Henrietta Shinaberry Bill Simmons Sherry Smith Beverly Taylor Judy Vandevander Donald Vannoy Bob Wade Patricia Waslo Nancy Waybright Jeanne White Page 39 SOPI IOMORI .S CLASS OFFICERS President — Edwin Good Vice-President — Bob Sheets Secretary and Treasurer — Rosalie Hill Representative — Becky Colaw Karen Arbogast Arnold Bond Thomas Brown Judith Cassell Donna Curry Page 41 Phyllis Daugherty Agnes Doyle William Galford Jerry Galford Lee Gardner Margeret Geiger Edwin Good George Gragg David Grimes Diane Grogg Mike Hevenor Connie Hickson Rosalie Hill Donald Houghton Dewey Jackson Kenny Johnson Mike Kane Rosella Kuhlken Jolene Lewis Nancy Lightner Grady Lowe Alice McLaughlin Charlotte Mullenax Donna Nelson Page 42 Denver Offutt Roger Orndorff Beulah Parker Bernard Pasternak Judy Pugh Anne Virginia Sheets Brenda Sheets Cathy Sheets Robert Sheets Lewis Snyder Neil Snyder Benny Simmons Daniel Stone Jerry Tallman William Vandevander James Varner Eugene Waybright Carolyn Wenger Judy Wilfong Ricky Wilfong Charlene Woodell Page 43 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President — Bobby Crist, Vice-President — Diane Ervine Secretary and Treasurer — Lois Hill Representative — Judy Lusk Kuthleen Wanda Arbogast Brewster Kay Patricia Caplinger Cassell Robert Crist Shirley Bond Shirley Cain Nancy Cassell Roe Cook Diane Ervine Page 45 Richard Ervine Lewis Foe William Foe Louise Galford Shirley Gaylor Donna Geiger Susan Gillispie Carolyn Good Lewis Good Gary Gragg Eloisc Gregory Richard Hedrick Lois Hill Twila Hoover William Hoover Nancy Hunter Kathy Kelly Linda Lewis Judy Lusk Larry Matheny Jane McLaughlin Danny Meeks William Moore Linda Mullanex Page 46 Louise Mullenax Laura Nicholas Harold Nottingham Thomas Peck Sandra Peterson Corinda Price Darlene Ray Lennie Scott James Sheets Jeanne Sheets Howard Shinaberry Janet Starks Wilma Starks Julie Swenson Becky Taylor Wayne Taylor Allen Tracy Darrell Turner David Vandevander Ralph Waybright Connie White Wanda White Burk Whitmire Mary Whitmire Page 47 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT: Dorothy Collins, Barbara Banton, Phyllis Burner, Janie Nottingham, Janice Muilenax, Candi Widney, Linda Elza, Karen Lantz. SECOND: Karen Arbogast, Louise Galford, Erma Collins, Linda Muilenax, Charlotte Wilfong, Joyce Wilfong, Lois Hill, Gail Riggsby, Patsy Wilfong, Doris Grogg, Mary White, Julie Swenson, Nancy Cassell, Barbara Cassell, Janice Starks, Shirley Bond. THIRD: Alice Tyson, Laura Nicholas, Judy Vandevander, Donna Greathouse, Karen Wright, Diane Wimer, Connie White, Carolyn Good, Darlene Ray, Diane Ervin, Becky Taylor, Arlene Muilenax, Martha McCray, Diane Grogg, Charlotte Muilenax, Linda Sharp, Marie Wolfe, Wanda Hoover, Corinda Price. FOURTH: Shirley Cain, Donna Geiger, Candi Wright, Wanda Brewster, Linda Foe, Mary Cook, Connie Sharp, Jeanie Sheets, Agnes Doyle, Margaret Geiger, Connie Taylor, Donna McQuain, Shirley Barkley, Becky Colaw, Charlene Muilenax, Nancy Hunter, Shirley Gaylor, Beverly Galford, Barbara Hill, Karen Wenger, Shirley Galford, Betty Houchin. FIFTH: Sandy Peterson, Mary Whitmire, Jane McLaughlin, Paula Clarkson, Judy Cassell, Jeanie Waybright, Nancy Waybright, Jean Baldwin, Millie Collins, Donna Burner, Beverly Taylor, Henrietta Shinaberry, Nancy Lightner, Mary Aldridge, Patricia Cassell, Connie Muilenax, Judy Lusk, Susan Gillispie, Kay Caplinger, Brenda Sheets, Virginia Sheets, Janie Bond, Kathy Kelly, Judy Wilfong. SIXTH: Sandy Gum, Patty Nottingham, Mary Grimes, Wilma Starks, Jean Kerr, Jane Kerr, Louise Muilenax, Jolene Lewis, Georgia Kelly, Linda Lewis, Donna Cover, Patrica Waslo, Vonda Muilenax Delores Murphy. SEVENTH: Susan White, Kathy Sheets, Margaret Foe, Bonnie Foe, Mary Neighbors, Juanita Taylor, Kathy Oliver, Patsy Myers, Donna Nelson, Charlene Wooddell, Ruthlene Arbogast, Kathy White, Advisor, Mrs. Carolyn Gragg. Page 49 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT: Keith Plyler, Tom Lightner, Dave Harried, Sam Beverage, Tom Long, Juanita Taylor. SECOND: Nancy Hunter, Carolyn Good, Wanda Brewster, Lennie Scott, Karen Lantz, Karen Wright, Shirley Barkley, Linda Elza. THIRD: Rosella Kuhlken, Jeanie Sheets, Louise Mullenax, Susan White, Mary Neighbors, Kathy Oliver, Barbara Banton, Vonda Mullenax, Delores Murphy, Georgia Kelly. FOURTH: Freddie Jacobs, William Galford, Larry Wooddell, Ricky Wilfong, James Sheets, David Lee Wilfong, Ronald Bowyer, Sam Wilfong, David Pasternak, Don Houghton, Bob Sheets, Advisor, Mrs. Geraldine Warren. OFFICE STAFF Patty Nottingham Martha McCray Mary Neighbors Mr. Virgil Harris Mrs. Joan Barkley Kathy Oliver Juanita Taylor Donna McQuain Connie Taylor Betty Houchin Page 50 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT: Advisor, Mr. David Smith; Rodney Gardner, William Vandevander, Donnie Vannoy, Tom Oliver, Lynn Peck, Bob Sheets, Wayne Tallman. SECOND: Ronnie Wooddell, Richard Wolfe, Danny Meeks, Andy Geiger, Lewis Snyder, Lewis Good, Norman Vance, Harold Nottingham, Wayne White, Larry McLaughlin, Jim Arbogast, Ronald Bowyer, Dave Hamed, Danny Sheets, Donnie Sheets, Bob Crist. FOURTH: Gene Rexrode, Doug Stewart, Grady Lowe, David Grimes. SNACK AND SMACK Phyllis Burner Paula Clarkson Patsy Wilfong Doris Grogg Virginia Sheets Mrs. Carolyn Gragg Julie Swenson Barbara Banton Betty Houchin Beulah Parker Susan White Candi Wright Cathy Sheets Page 51 Jerry Turner Donna McQuain PEP CLUB FRONT: Donna Cover, Brenda Sheets, Diane Grogg, Jean Baldwin, Donna McQuain, Nancy Waybright. SECOND: Barbara Brown, Alice Tyson, Nancy Cassell, Susan Wilfong, Lois Hill, Shirley Cain, Rosalie Hill, Becky Colaw, Shirley Barkley, Karen Lantz, Martha McCray, Mary Grimes, Donna Burner, Dorothy Collins, Erma Collins, Donna Greathouse, Barbara Cassell. THIRD: Laura Nicholas, Judy Vandevander, Corinda Price, Mary Taylor, Louise Galford, Patrica Cassell, Donna Geiger, Linda Lewis, Marie Wolfe, Karen Wright, Linda Foe, Connie Taylor, Barbara Banton, Phyllis Burner, Becky Taylor, Gail Riggsby, Jeanie White, Barbara Galford, Shirley Galford, Betty Houchin, Linda Elza, Diane Ervin. FOURTH: Phyllis Daughtery, Shiriey Bond, Karen Arbogast, Judy Wilfong, Kathy Kelly, Connie Sharp, Candi Widney, Janie Nottingham, Margaret Geiger, Janie Bond, Louise Mullenax, Jeanie Sheets, Jane McLaughlin, Candi Wright, Julie Swenson, Diane Wimer, Connie White, Mary Aldridge, Charlotte Mullenax, Virginia Sheets, Karen Wenger, Patsy Wilfong, Doris Grogg, Kathy White. FIFTH: Sherry Smith, Nancy Lightner, Patricia Waslo, Mary Cook, Janice Mullenax, Sue McLaughlin, Beverly Taylor, Henrietta Shinaberry, Connie Mullenax, Jolene Lewis, Kathy Sheets, Beverly Burner, Violet Davis, Jeanie Waybright. SIXTH: Charlene Wooddell, Susan White, Georgia Kelly, Margaret Foe, Bonnie Foe, Mary Neighbors, Judy Lusk, Juanita Taylor, Kathy Oliver, Barbara Hill, Beverly Galford, Delores Murphy, Vonda Mullenax, Judy Cassell, Advisor, Mrs. Carolyn Gragg. CHORUS FIRST: Barbara Brown, Patsy Wilfong. Barbara Banton, Karen Lantz, Mary Taylor, Jeanie Waybright, Judy Cassell, Connie Mullenax. Donna Greathouse. Dorothy Collins’ Gail Riggsby. Barbara Galford, Doris Grogg. SECOND: Jeanie White, Georgia Kelley, Donna Burner. Beverly Galford. Barbara Hill, Julie Swenson, Nancy Cawll, Linda Mullenax. Man- Aldridge, Carolyn Wenger, Erma Collins, Nancy Waybright, Jean Baldwin. THIRD: Charlene Wooddell, Henrietta Shinaberry, Janie Nottingham, Margaret Foe, Judy Vandevander, Jane McLaughlin, Phyllis Burner, Candi Widney, Jeanie Sheets, Donna Cover, Judy Lusk, Patricia Waslo. Page 54 DRAMA CLUB FIRST: Advisor, Mrs. Carol Marsh; Tom Lightner, Donna McQuain, Sam Beverage, Phyllis Burner, Jerry Turner. SECOND: Karen Lantz, Barbara Banton, Julie Swenson, Agnes Doyle, Patricia Waslo, Donna Cover, Juanita Taylor, Kathy Oliver, Susan Gillispie, Kay Caplinger, Donna Greathouse, Dorothy Collins. THIRD: Nancy Way- bright, Jane McLaughlin, Connie Taylor, Janie Bond, Linda Foe, Henrietta Shinaberry, Georgia Kelley, Beverly Taylor, Beverly Galford. Barbara Hill, Candi Widney, Janie Nottingham. FOURH: Rosalie Hill, Jean Baldwin, Mary Cook, Freddie Jacobs. Mike Rose, Mary Neighbors, Bonnie Foe, Larry Wooddell, Tom Long, Jim Hill, David Hamed. Page 55 RAND FIRST: Anna Sheets, Janet Sheets, Lisa Heeshen, Elaine Cassell, Ava Simmons, Donna Matheny. Diane Ervine, Donna Sheets, Debbie McQuain, Paula Clarkson, Daunita Pugh. SECOND: Janice Mullenax, Louise Mullenax, Agnes Doyle, Susan Gillispie, Wanda Brewster, Denver Offutt, Wetzel Sheets, Sue McLaughlin, Becky Taylor, Jeanie White, Larry Wooddell, James Sheets. THIRD: Delores Brewster, Diane Lambert, Rosella Omdorff, Marsha Callendar, Charlotte Mullenax, Nancy Hunter, Kay Caplinger, Jean Kerr, Jane Kerr, Tommy Brown, Mike He venor. Page 56 WHO’S WHO at GREEN BANK HIGH SCHOOL JIM HILL Pres: Senior Class National Honor Society PHYLLIS BURNER Pres: Drama Club Future Homemakers of America DAVID HAMED Pres: Future Teachers of America DONNIE VANNOY Pres: Junior Class DONNA McQUAIN Pres: Pep Club EDWIN GOOD Pres: Sophomore Class Page 57 BOBBY CRIST Pres: Freshmen Class BILL VANDEVENDER Pres: Future Farmers of America QUEEN Connie Sue Taylor ESCORT Tom Lightner Page 58 ATTENDANTS and ESCORTS SENIORS: Sandy Gum Roger Ervine SOPHOMORES: Rosalie Hill Lewis Snyder Queen Connie is crowned by Mr. Warren E. Blackhurst October 10, 1964 ATTENDANTS and ESCORTS JUNIORS: Judy Palmer Andy Geiger FRESHMEN: Linda Lewis Howard Shinaberry Page 59 Judy Cassell Candi Widney Jeanie Sheets MAJORETTES Nancy Workman Jeanie Way bright Carolyn Wenger Judy Lusk NATURE CLUB Tom Long Lynn Peck Donnie Vannoy Bill Simmons Jim Hill Mr. Harold Crist Mr. Allen Stewart Lennie Scott Rosella Kuhlken Mike Rose Sam Beverage Donnie Sheets Danny Sheets Sam Wilfong Bob Sheets David Hamed Donald Houghton David Pasternak Bob Crist Ronald Bowyer Ricky Wilfong Page 60 Coach: MR. JUNE RILEY FRONT. Bill Simmons, Bill Vandevander, Wayne Jim Hill, Keith Plyler, Larry McLaughlin, Tom Nicholas. BACK, lorn Long, Paul Grandon, Bill Moore, David Hamed, Lynn Peck, Freddie Jacobs, Bob Ricky Wilfong. T 0 ex' FREDDIE JACOBS Halfback Page 62 RAYMOND NICHOLAS End White, Benny Simmons, Bill Galford, Donald Vannoy, Oliver, Sam Wilfong, David Waybright, Raymond Larry Matheny, Duke Jackson, Bob Sheets, Mike Kane, Crist, Grady Lowe, Larry Wooddell, Allen Tracy, SEASON RECORD Aug — 31 Petersburg We 6 Sept.— 4 Franklin 7 11 Webster Springs 24 18 Sutton 13 23 Frankford 6 Oct.— 10 Hillsboro 26 16 Circleville 29 20 Cowen 39 30 Marlinton 7 Nov.— 6 Mountaineer 20 They 27 «a td r Page 63 BENNY SIMMONS RECORD We December— 1 Webster Springs A 66 4 Millsboro H 99 8 Franklin H 94 11 Cowen A 66 15 Monterey A 59 18 Sutton H 72 January— 5 Hillsboro A 93 8 Circleville A 91 15 Millsboro A 80 19 Sutton A 60 22 Marlinton H 92 29 Franklin A 73 February— 2 Hillsboro H 76 5 Cowen H 71 9 Circleville H 12 Marlinton A 16 Monterey H 19 Webster Springs H They COACH: Mike Kane, Donnie Vannoy, Paul Grandon, Benny Simmons, Bill Simmons, Lynn Peck, Page 64 BOB SHEETS RAYMOND NICHOLAS V 'il.nt I 1 A Jif David Pasternak, Duke Jackson, Ricky MR. JUNE RILEY Raymond Nicholas, Bob Sheets, MIKE KANE LYNN PECK BILL SIMMONS Grady Lowe, Ronald Bowyer, Wiltong, Manager. Page 65 Page 66 JR. VARSITY VARSITY NANCY WAYBRIGHT CHEERLEADERS JEAN BALDWIN BRENDA SHEETS DIANE GROGG BOOSTERS The National Honor Society wishes to express its thanks to the following persons for their support. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clarkson Mrs. Evelyn Lightner Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barkley Tom and Jean Mr. W. E. Blackhurst Plyler’s Store Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blackhurst Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tallman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Shalloway Mr. and Mrs. John R. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Reed Turner Pop” Burner and Faye Raymond and Jean Richard P .Hedrick Grady K. Moore Jim Martin’s Photo Appliance June’s Amoco Station James M. Nottingham Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crist Green Bank Library Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gragg Martha McCray Sam Beverage Mr. and Mrs. Andy Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dolly Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Waybright Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caplinger Bedford Taylor David Heeschen Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson Robert Aldridge W. Kuhlken Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moss Mike Rose Mr. and Mrs. Everette Arbogast Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stone Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eye Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hevenor Mr. and Mrs. David Hogg Mr. and Mrs. Morton Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hein Hvatum The Hornes Janet Giordano Regina Collins Elkins Tire Cortipany Teet’s Beauty Salon Style Rite Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burner Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Denver Offutt Kathy White Mr. and Mrs. David Marsh Mr. Virgil B. Harris Janet Starks Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor Guy Ervine Irene Nelson Varner Hubert Rexrode Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mullenax Page 67 BOOSTERS Mrs. Mary Lambert Donna McQuain Linda Sharp Bonnie Foe Miss Minnie Parg Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beverage Jerry Turner J. Pauliny-Toth Hubert B. Wilfong John A. Gallagher Rev. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dunlap, Sr. W. Kuhlken Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Callender Grace Arbogast Mrs. Warren Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vandevander Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Myers Ether Tyson Dwight Orndorff Mrs. Keith Snyder Mr. William Mack Vandevender Elizabeth McLaughlin William M. Vandevender Mrs. Mary C. Vandevender G. S. Hevenor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wade Mr. and Mrs. June Riley Donna Cover Janie Bond Arlene and Charlene Mullenax Tom Long Phyllis Burner Jim and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Good James W. Simmons, Jr. E. C. Gardner John Wooddell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hiner Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hill The Troy Hendersons Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown Craig Tallman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Moore Ralph G. Lowe J. M. Hamed Mr. and Mrs. Herman Price Neil K. Snyder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Matheny Jane, Jean, and J. B. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Harper Galford Mr. and Mrs. Jamie A. Sheet' Virginia Grandon Page 68 “Fm just not the do-it-yourself type!” You don’t have to be! All through your house, electricity today does many things you wouldn’t want to do the old-fashioned way. Like washing dishes or laundry, waxing floors, cleaning rugs and curtains, and a whole lot more. And does it at a low price that makes it the best bar- gain in your budget. That’s right. Today’s electric dollar buys more electric service than ever before. And now we-and the more than 300 other investor-owned electric companies throughout the country—are planning and building to keep your electricity plentiful and low in price always! MONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY 1890 — Our 75th Anniversary — 1965 BEVERAGE’S STORE General Merchandise Esso — Groceries — Dry Goods Dunmore, West Virginia Compliments of CHESTNUT’S ASHLAND SERVICE Dunmore, West Virginia [ Good Luck! TRENT’S GENERAL STORE Produce and General Merchandise Arbovale, West Virginia Page 69 MARLINTON MOTOR INN Motel and Restaurant Route 219 Owned and Operated by MR. and MRS. NORMAN SHAW, JR. Phone 799-4711 FRENCH’S DINER Good Food Marlinton, W. Va. AMY DIXIE, Prop. Phone 799-8599 Exclusive Women's Wear LANG’S DRESS SHOP Marlinton, West Virginia Compliments of MARLINTON CLEANERS Marlinton, W. Va. Phone 799-4082 GULF SERVICE STATION JAMES R. WAUGH, Prop. Gulf Gas and Oil Tires and Accessories Marlinton, West Virginia THE H-P STORES, INC. Famous for Savings' Clothes for the Whole Family Marlinton, W. Va. Congratulations Seniors of 1965 WARE’S GENERAL REPAIR 813 4th Avenue Marlinton, West Virginia Phone 79-49082 Page 70 Meet you for Sandwiches Breakfast Home Cooking at ALLEGHENY RESTAURANT Durbin—BERNICE BEVERAGE, Prop. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Congratulations 1965 Graduates! ROYAL HARRY W. NUCKOLES, Prop. Ashland Gasoline Products Tires — Tubes — Accessories DRUG STORE Auto Repairing Marlinton, W. Va. Marlinton, W. Va. Phone 799-4826 Phone 799-4736 For Emergency Phone 799-4069 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Elkins, West Virginia Serving Elkins and the Surrounding Area Since 1924 Member of Federal Reserve System Page 72 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes to ’65 Seniors TEXACO SERVICE STATION WESTERN AUTO STORE Marlinton, W. Va. A. C. ARBOGAST, Prop. Compliments of J P FURNITURE Marlinton, W. Va. Phone 799-6235 Always Welcome At MOSES' LUNCH POOL ROOM KELLEY'S RESTAURANT and ALPINE THEATER Hot Dogs, Candy, Soft Drinks, Magazines, Papers, Cigars Marlinton, West Virginia EDNA MAY KELLEY, Proprietor Marlinton, West Virginia DORSEY MOSES, Proprietor Page 73 SHEETS GARAGE Green Bank, W. Va. OLDSMOBILE for “65” Where the Action Is! Ninety-eight Dynamic 88 Starfire Jetstar I Delta 88 Jetstar 88 F-85 THE MARLINTON JOURNAL SOUTHERN STATES MARLINTON COOPERATION Your Modem County Newspaper MRS. VIRGINIA J. HADDOCK Editor @ Marlinton West Virginia Marlinton, W. Va. 779-6523 COMPLIMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Marlinton, West Virginia Page 75 S. B. WALLACE COMPANY “Wholesale Druggists” Marlinton, West Virginia Established 1903 Incorporated 1915 Soling the feet of a nation ” UUV I’j. iL i‘-r . aTL i ui'iT • 4 V V - • L’i” Whole Stock Cut Soles VEGETABLE AND MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BUTYL-RESIN IMPREGNATED REGULAR AND SPECIALTY NATION-WIDE DISTRIBUTION BY FINDERS 7lie House lliat Value Huilt HOWES LEATHER COMPANY, inc.and TANNERS CUT SOLE DIVISION 321 SUMMER ST., BOSTON IO. MASS Page 76 PALACE SERVICE STATION HOME, INC. ROGER BERTOUNI, Owner Randolph Avenue Fine Furniture With A Future Elkins, West Virginia Phone 636-9718 Elkins, West Virginia FORT PITT SHOE CO. A. G. APPLIANCE MART, INC. 125 Third Street 120 3rd Street Elkins, W. Va. JOHN PUGH, Manager Phone 636-3040 Elkins, West Virginia Westinghouse Sales and Service 636-9734 C. D. ARMSTRONG C. S. GILMORE HOUSE OF SECURITY ELKINS BY FLETCHER FURNITURE CENTER 520 Davis Avenue All Types of Insurance Heavener Bldg.—3rd St. Elkins, West Virginia Elkins, West Virginia Phone 636-4283 Owned and Operated by Page 77 GRADY F. GUYE BURNS MOTOR FREIGHT, INC. Phone 799-6106 Route 219 Marlinton West Virginia MONTGOMERY WARD Compliments of The Friend The Only Full Line Department Store A P STORE In Elkins R. L. MILLER Elkins West Virginia Page 78 Marlinton, W. Va. MARLINTON MOTOR SALES Sales and Service Phone 799-4066 £� Marlinton, West Virginia CENTRAL CAFE Compliments of Good Food JOHN M. MALLOW, PLYLER'S TAXI D.D.S. with 24 Hour Service Phone 456-4175 Marlinton LUTHER and FITCH PLYLER—Prop. West Virginia DURBIN LAUNDRY-MAT ARMSTRONG’S STORE General Merchandise Groceries Amoco Gas Easiest and Best Way Meats To Do Laundry Arbovale W. Va. Durbin W. Va. Page 79 Congratulations to the 1965 Graduating Class of Green Bank High School From BANK OF MARLINTON 1889 - 1965 Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments of WILLIAM'S SUPPLY COMPANY THE FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY DWIGHT M. ORNDORFF Manager Building Material General Merchandise General Merchandise and Country Produce Good Feeling Goes With Square Dealing Marlinton, W. Va. Arbovale Phone 799-4918 West Virginia Page 80 1 Congratulations Compliments of Seniors 1965 THE POCAHONTAS HP TIMES DISTRICT 50 UNITED MINE Your County Newspaper for 82 Years WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union Marlinton, W. Va. No. 13064 Durbin, West Virginia “A Step Toward Success’’ Save Today for Security Tomorrow’’ FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MARLINTON, WEST VIRGINIA “Member of Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation Page 81 Page 82 KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI 64106 LITHO. IN U.S.A. BY YEARBOOK HOUSE