Green Mountain High School - Rocket Yearbook (Green Mountain, IA)

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'K Lawrence Moller Nina Lynch . Harold VVeitzell Vivian Herron Bernice Wheeler Lester Plummer Hazel Rehberg Dorothy Johnson Percival Wendt Myra Renner . Ora Murty . Lester Swanson Ina Yetley . John Swanson Alice VVilson . Archie Manz . Arlene Ambler Virginia Haynes Ethel Shelton Harold Somers Lillian Shore . Edward Herron Gladys Somers Lester Keese . Pearl Overstake Lucile john . Cora Yetley . Page 18 The ROCKET 1925 GNMfD ' Senior Initials GXMVD . Ladies' Man Naturally Lovely . Happily Wiser . Very Heroic Benevolent Woman . . Little Pal . High Roller . Daring jokester Purilied W'orthiness . Merely Resolute Obedient Maiden . . Little .Slow Immortal Yearning Joe's Simplicity . Always VVilling . Admirable Man Always Ambitious . Very Honest Exceedingly Steady . Happy Student . Likable Senior . Ever Honest Glorious Singer . Lovely Knave . Push Onward . Laughing Jester . Can't Joke

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The ROCKET 1925 amen ' 3 Ethel Shelton a missionary will be She'll sail over the big blue sea To teach the people the good part of life This girl will certainly make some man a good wife. As a housewife Cora takes first place. She's surely distinguished By her charming grace. Vivian Herron with hair so black To this school will never come back To Cambridge College she will go next fall VVhere she will be a friend to all. Lester Swanson, the man who never shirks Is a chemical engineer and head of the works A man of riches he expects to be, But we'll all just have to wait and see. You know this is only a prophecy And visionary too, But let us hope for every one Our dreams may all come true. L,J.G.-D.L.J,-L.c.P.-'25 GWMID Page 17

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The ROCKET 1925 265405 Senior Poem Stop and think of the Senior Class Always willing to try each task. Our number being seven and twenty Of brains, we're certainly blessed with plenty. Each day we do our work with pep, Climbing the ladder step by step. Our High School days will soon be o'er But ideas a' plenty we have in store. Now since you've heard of us You'll probably start a fuss lf we don't give our teachers praise For sticking by us in many ways. Interest in our work and play Is taught to us in every way. Even in disobeying the Golden Rule Our teachers are surely hard to fool. Of troubles we've had our share But think the world will treat us square, VVhen we've outgrown our childish ways As we become older and wiser in future days. Realms of beauty lie awaiting VVhile in our minds we are debating As to the style and class of work That true American citizens should never shirk. Surely now you've guessed our aim. From what we've said of life's old game. The foundation of our success will be based On the knowledge we obtained from Dear old G. M. H. S. Comm. H.E.W'.--G.L.S.-M.E.R. 'WGEES' GNMVD Page 19