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

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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’

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Junior Class History To prove that quality and not quantity is the “priceless pearl” of the school of the Twentieth century, we cite your attention to the Junior Class of Greenbank Hy. Mechanically speaking, we hit on all “twelve” and ask you kind and patient readers to “Watch our dust.” In the fall of 2 1 we met for the first time on the Hy School campus to be hailed from all quarters as Freshies. Early in October, with the faculty’s aid, our class was organized and officers were elected. In members, we num- bered thirty, coming principally from Durbin, Dunmore, Cass and Greenbank. Our Freshman, Sophomore and (the present) Junior terms have been very successful. In number we have decreased, making the work for the “stickers” doubly difficult. As a class, we have always stood together, lend- ing a helping hand to others when needed; giving at all times the best talent of our class to represent the school in athletic tournaments, philanthropic pro- grams and literary work. Next year, we trust that our class will be enlarged by the hoped-for and expected influx in order that the name of '25 will be remembered in the An- nals of our school. And now, if our class history seems brief and unpreten- tious, please realize that we are living our motto in earnest “Deeds, not words” —G. C. W., ’25. 24