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

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Sallie Warwick—She was united in the bonds of matrimony soon after her graduation from G. H. S. She is now living in the mountains of West Virginia, surrounded by her happy little family. Martha Reitz 1 was afraid my mysterious old lady was not going to find Martha. But after a long while she said: “There she is, way over in the wilds of Southern Africa, teaching school. Her husband, Mr. Sheet, busily goes from place to place in an earnest effort to convert some of the dark-complexioned branch of the human race.” Mary Phares---Mary was nominated for United States Senator in 1926, but was defeated by her honorable opponent, Wilma Slayton. Mary re- turned meekly to her heme at the foot of Buffalo mountain. Here she resumed her old “trade,” raising pure-bred Leghorn chickens, according to the recipe she learned from Mr. Hedrick in 1924. Joy Arbcgast--Joy graduated from “Hi Skule” in three years and, later, turned her attention to the botanical world. After accumulating a large col- lection of various species of insects, she eventually found one that c.air:ed be- neath its fairy wings a dust-like material. This, she found, after being heated to 41 2 degrees Farenheit and suddenly cooled, changed to a jelly-like sub- stance. When applied to the skin of a negro, thirteen nights in succession, this marvelous jelly bleached him entirely white. Since her discovery has proven a success, I imagine it is a puzzle for Mr. Harwood to distinguish his “Dear” brother from his white brother now. Beulah Brill--She is now touring PoUnd lecturing to the people on the “Advantages of Bobbed Hair” and “Disadvantages of Beauty Parlors.” Be- fore starting on this career, she burned a young lady’s ear while curling her hair in a beauty parlor-hence her disapproval. Verna Siple—Afte co many failures and disappointments in trying to vamp a husband, she finally acquired one through an advertising agency. She is now living a happy married life. Thelma Collins—“TilLe” always had a ta’ent for music, but I did not ihink her future so promising along that line. She had always planned to go to college, but here she is over in Chicago, a piano accompanist for the Victor records. Her favorite selections are just any kind of “blues.” When her time is not occup'ed by the Victor company she may be heard playing for the radio programs. Edith Townsend-----Mrs. Townsend, after a great many trials and tempta- tions, won a scholarship at the W. V. U. he is now traveling for the Cassell Brothe-.s’ Circus, hanging advertisements on every old post and building along the road between Southern Kentucky and Northern West Virginia. —S. L. T., ’24.

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Junior Class Mascot Bulldog “Jack” Motto “Deeds, Not Words’ Flower White Rose Colors White and Green Yell “Happy Hooligan, Gloomy Gus, What in the world’s the matter with us? We’re the hot stuff of creation. We re the Junior aggregation.” CLASS OFFICERS President Secretary-------- Treasurer Poet Historian Sergeant-at-Arms Claire Warwick Hazel Tracy Lake Oliver Beulah Guthrie Gretchen Williams Marvin McLaughlin Class Roll Beulah Guthrie Dolly Hiner Leta McLaughlin Marvin McLaughlin Lake Oliver Monna Sheets Hazel Tracy Claire Warwick Gretchen Williams Arnold Willhide 23 “JACK’