Greenbrier Military School - Yearbook (Lewisburg, WV)

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‘The Second Annual Brier Patch lElall of Fame Annually, representative Seniors and Post-Graduates will be elected to membership in the BRIER PATCH Hall of Fame. This signal honor is an expression of appreciation for fine work, well done, and we hope that it will serve as an incentive for greater effort and accomplishment in the future. Three men will be elected for outstanding achievement in some field of work, such as scholarship, ath- letics, military, literary, etc. Capet Major Leonarp Lee Gorrett—Military Capet Captain Arcus WINTER— Athletic Caper First Lieurenant Maver Osporn—Leadership and Loyalty Newly Elected Members LEADERSHIP Because of his coéperative spirit, his unselfish thoughtfulness, because of his willingness to do that extra task, because of his ability to lead his fellows by working with them, because of his deserved popularity, we elect Cadet Captain DeWitt Clinton Snyder, Mount Hope, West Virginia ATHLETICS Because he never quit under fire but played hardest in the pinch, because he gave his best efforts every year regardless of self-interest, because he played a clean sportsmanlike game and did so much to make Greenbrier teams winning teams, we elect Cadet Captain Oscar Felker, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CHARACTER Because of his friendliness and helpfulness to all his fellows, because of his recognized ability as a scholar, an athlete, and a soldier, because of his inspiring character as exemplified by his life as a Green- brier cadet, we elect Cadet Sergeant Thomas E. Clifford, Jr., Ronceverte, West Virginia

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Miss SALLIE BAILEY COLUMBIA, S. C. Sponsor of the 1932 Brier Patch

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