Iaeger High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Iaeger, WV)

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.......... 1928 WII.I.IAM HARKINS MULLINS lol A CLARICE PRUI-I-T Bill ' I .. .. ,, . ., 7. .I Lolly-Pops Hgdugziifl? digg? LUN 'fellvr bf fffgqften' Altus! another true example of SLUUFI reserve. S en S Oppomn 'S H' ro m' GlUL'S to all others all praise they deserve. MILDRED ELLIS GRIFFITH JOSEPHINE CLAYBURN GENTRY A'Mid Joe To flirt with Edwin Pauley is her duilzy As Basket Ball captain she rarries much routine. 'wezghtf One without the other is never seen. As good as you'll find in this oI'e state. page twenty 4... .1

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' QPF ' 'F'r'v7?if5 ' nyjzrqg 1928 THE MOUNTAINEER llllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIII Illll Ill I I llllllllllllllllll Illllll llll I Illllllllllllllll llll Il IIIllIllIIIllIIllIIllIIIlIlllIlllIIllIIIlIIIllIlllllllIIllIIllIIllIIIIllIlIIllllllIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll MONA ELOISE WOOD Weesie Sunshine of the school and loved by all. Wessie's the girl who wins 'em all. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Three years ago a group of thirty-six boys and girls entered the open Portals of l. H. S. and started on the road whose end we hope to attain next year. We had very high ambitions and everyone started to work toward that goal which then seemed so far away-Graduation-. 'We were not what you would call a noisy bunch but it was not very long before the Principal and Faculty realized we were present and began to look around for room for us. During the year we made ourselves famous by sending our winning representatives to all the school activities. In our Sophomore year we felt a little more prominent in school for we had now cast off that obnoxious name Freshmen. We started out the year with our lucky thirty- six but that number was decreased by several dropping out of school. Our other mem- ber, Hallie Collins was taken from us by the Grim Reaper. Luther Hatfield, coming in the last semester, helped the Sophs win more honor by being one of the best basketball players on the team. The Sophomore girls showed that they too could play basketball by winning the I. H. S. Tournament. By this time we were ready to settle down to hard work, for we realized we were at the foot of the ladder and only by hard work could we ever expect to reach the heights of success. In our Junior year we were firmly entrenched in the school. With Miss Gamble at our head we started up the third step of the ladder. More honor for us-the girls' basketball team was practically made up of Juniors, the captain also coming from that classs. In basketball and football the Junior boys did their share in keeping up the already established honor of the Junior class. What we considered the greatest event of the year was our play Mail Order Brides. Miss Gamble's services were invaluable during the producing of this play. Thus ends our Junior year but we feel there is a greater one coming, one in which we hope to fulfill the expectations of Mr. Addair. who tried to instill in us the proper attitude toward our work and a class spirit which will never leave us. . THELMA WILLY, Class of '29 page twenty-one fs