Iaeger High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Iaeger, WV)

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M 4- 17525556 sit-QW h - A 1 W.fim'Y--K W Y . W V 5, . ps . ' - I , A , X - - . ,fi . AW ' MOUNTAINEER 0 I Q G W mn' , .' T F 1 9 4 . y . Harry Pauley agrees with Miss Smith when she says: ' English gram- 'A mar is a bore. 5 ly 10. Meeting of the Annual Staff. A 1 11. Boys off for Berwind. Y 1 A 12. The girls are victors over Northfork. 14. MisstSmith gives topics for Better Speech Week. l 15. The Seniors select their invitations. 16. Game with Burch. QBoys.j I '18. Literary Program given in Society. 1 21. Wade Pasley to Miss Smith: Miss Smith this is Better Speech Week, ain't it Z A 22. Boyish bobs are getting popular. For information, ask Miss Shep- .herd and.Miss Smith. 25. Girls off for Williamson and Matewan. y 28. The strongest man in Iaeger gives a demonstration. . A MARCH! n 4- 1. Just three more months of school and then-but wait and see. .Q 2. Six Weeks exams. Nuff said. by 4, 3. Boys leave for Tournament at Athens. i ' 4. Miss Smith tells the English Grammar Class the results of the Examination. V 5. Several are seen taking frequent trips to the office. Gue s? 7. Skipper Ellis almost goes to sleep in History Class. 8. Excitement runs high. Who's Who Contest. y 9. Teams were organized for the school tournament. 10. Harry Pauley couldn't come to school because of a sore leg. 4: A A TI1. The game tonight will decide the champions in school. it l 12. Well the Sophomores won. , if 15. Mildned..Gibson decides to continue going to 'school at Iaeger instead ! 'I :F gf .9 -of Bluefield. 2 a ! lj A 16. Dot Asbury had a birthday. How unusual. I 1 17. Many were Wearers of the Green. ' 5 Gai- T i 18. Gladys Cyphers left school to get married. VW fl' - ' 21. Blanche Sebastain returns to school, after a period of illness. t 'G 1 22. A year ago today fire broke out in the school building. - . i Mimmnn Gmsow, '27 i 5 l 1 l 1. s A . . , z 1 I i r ll yi l . i I , I .. -.-.mi . . ' f 'Qv - . -' A4 1' 3 ', h 1 C

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U' I mmcss g Q -- A Q MDUNTAINEER +'m 'e I Y , RW 9 13. Dot' Asbury was absent and all the school wore mourning. A New basket-ball trunks were ordered today. Meeting of the Athletic Association. ' Mr. Augenstein gives an interesting talk on biology although Fran- cis Kennedy was absent. ' Literary Program. Distribution of Christmas presents. No more school until January. Free! Free! . X 14. 15. 16. 17. JANUARY: - 3. Here we are again after a very pleasant holiday and for excitement Myrtle Scott went to sleep and fell down the steps. ' 5. Nothing happened today so I'll sign off from I. H. S. 6. New Basket-ball uniforms arrived. J oy, among the team. 7. Teams off for Northfork. , Miss Shepherd tells History Class to trylstudying for a change. - 11. Mr. Kuder prepares his B. Arithmetic Class for the hard examination I - to come. Oh! Oh! Blanche Sebastain made another call on the dentist. Came almost being Friday 13th, but no one had any hard luck so it must have been Thursday. ' Girls' team off for Gary. , ' Such a rush. Teams off for Welch. Say it with pen and ink, that is the teachers MOTTO. Exams still hold the center of attraction in school. Last day of exams. Goody! Girls defeated the Matewan girls. New schedule being practiced. Edwin Pauley gives his opinion on the De Coverley Papers. 28. New officers elected in Literary Society for the coming six weeks. 10. 12. 13. I 14. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 24. 25. I I 29. Girls and boys play faculty and independents. A 31. Miss Smith gives holiday in English Grammar. Wonder what's up? FEBRUARY: I The inspector visited the school today. I Groundhog Day. Mildred Gibson and Less Blevins absent but Mr. I Swain ruined it all by his appearance. I . ' I 3. Game with Kermit. A I 4 1 I 2. . Harry Pauley tells Miss Smith he wants to get a drink or he will die of starvation. . I 5. Game with Gary. 7. Meeting of the Seniors. ' 73 + I ., i :I Ii M .ll IIQIU ' I I I I I ' I y - . I. I i A I t ig I aI Q I llllll xltllf 4 I I Q t

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, 4 .Is . v- . ' '--ii: 1 -. I tr . M- ,Vg-5.'. 1. ' ,f - I sf 3 ' 4 ' I E +-em'f:e--it MDUNTAINEER i Q I mn' ' 'HW 9 , N fl 4, y i 1.J IN I E 's ' .4 ld iii , I I I i I 'ul p jokes ' Lessie Blevins: QTry1lng her poetical ability about Ch6'l7'l1:8t'lfljJI When the roll is called up yonder I may find with deep remorse, i True to form, again I have been 1 Dropped completely from the course. Mr. Swain: All you dumbells stand up, please. QA pause and finally Walter Day stood up.j What, Walter do you consider yourself a dumbell 3 Walter: Well, not exactly teacher, but I hate to see you standing all alone. Marvin Perkins Cnwhing into the libraryj : I Want the life of Caesar. Miss I-Iaire: Sorry, but Brutus beat you to it. , Mildred Marshall: If I do the cooking for one month what do I get? Anse Ellis: t'My life insurance and a long black veil I , Miss Shepherd: What a shame that all handsome young men are con- ceitedf' - N Mr. Kuder: Oh, but I'm not little girl. A A y . Thelma Scott: Oh gosh! The street car is gone? Mabel Smith: How do you know W' Thelma: Cause here is its track. Mildred Gibson: You raised' your hat to that girl, Edwin, and you ' didn't even know her. S P A Edwin Pauley: Yes, I know but my brother does and this is his hat. ' Harry Pauley: I heard that Jeff Blankenship was kicked off the foot- ball squad last week. A Letta Thompson: How so? - - Harry: He was told to tackle the dummy and tackled the coach. I 75 . . I t Q if LII !. . 5' li ga ii 1 t I 5 y S 1 I Qi'-sv I I .iv iff' f' I 1 r ,Brin 5 I If if