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

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The ROCKET 1925 ss M- ssswb- W- -- cfwwfnr Prep. Class Start at the top, left to lflmer Mani lfvelyn Davis Marjorie NVooclWorth Alvercla Lieberum Harold Sellers Yerne lleifner Rieliarcl Hurt Frzmees liatcs Clark Plummer - C J Page 30 right. A1-ley XYilson liloycl Colder Those not in Otto liarthel Keith Fry Nada Peak Morris Lowry lfruest Beane the picture

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The ROCKET 1925 CTWMVD Freshman Initials and Meanings Kenneth Lynk Velma Miller . Dwight Lynk . Hattie McClure Martin Stull . Florence Clay Franklin VVheeler Elvira Clay . Murna Estal . Elvin Estal . Ruth Lane . Robert Hilsabeck Iola Brechley . Ruth Applegate ZNVXK AT GNMVD . Knows Lot Very Mannerly . Droll Lad Happy Maiden Modern Stepper Fine Classmate Famous Worker Endless Cut-up Modest Enough Ever Energetic . Roving Lady . Ranks High Industrious Belle . Real Actress Page 29

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The ROCKET 1925 own The Masterpiece or The Wonderful Class of 'Twenty-nine Have you heard of that wonderful class of to-day, That is built in such a logical way, It will run for exactly f1VC years to a day? And then at Commencement it-ah, but stay, I'll tell you about it without delay. Nineteen hundred and twenty-five, Finds this class very much alive, Not a drone in the Eighth Grade Hive. Now, in building of classes, I tell you what There is always somewhere a weakest spot, ln scholarship or in right good-will, In loyalty or athletic skill, Find it somewhere you must and will. Above or below, within or without And that's the reason beyond a doubt So many classes fall down and out. But Miss Fenner strove as teachers do VVith books and questions not a few, To build one class to beat the band. It should be so built it would understand,-u Literature and History Bonds, cube root and the rule of three Laws of nations and laws of state, How to handle a real debate And other matters, small and great. Taught to work and taught to play, As shown by the Christmas party gay. Trained to keep order with teache1 ' out, Told to be jolly, not to pout, Held to the highest aims in sight, Kept to the standards of truth and right. That was the way she put 'em through - Therel said Miss Fenner, Now they'll do. Do! I tell you I rather guess, They'll be a wonder and nothing less. Seniors and Juniors will all be gone Freshmen and Sophomores-getting on, But nineteen hundred and twenty-nine VVill come and find these right in line, VVaiting until commencement day, Each to take his sheepskin away, VVill this be the end of ambition and strife? It will be but a starting point of life. A stepping stone for this class of to-day, Logic is logic. That's all I say. Richard Burt. GWWWD Page 31