Iaeger High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Iaeger, WV)

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eesxaa a ' ' fd, L I M 'G' A Y F e llHIhW1lWUUM Ill lllll Mr. Addair-Qln American Historyj -Where did the old type cowboy go? , Maude- I think he went to-Oh, I have forgotten. 1 . The most popular song among the Juniors and Seniors is Chemistry Blues. There's not so much to the words, but, oh! the air . .19-. Blaine- Hazel said she dreamed last night that you were dancing with her. Edgar- Oh! You quit. ' Blaine- Yes, then she Woke up to find her kid brother pounding on her feet with a Hat iron. 1041. Made- I-lessie what makes you so funny? Hessie- Why haven't you heard that I came from Ireland. -o- ' Mr. Vance- What made you late this morning? Ruth- There are eight in the house but the alarm was only set for seven. ' -o-- Marvin Perkins- Some how I don't think Mabel Smith will keep books very well. Miss Gamble- Oh, yes she will because she has had two books out the library for over three months. 1-01- Edwin- Francis, would you rather be beautiful or clever? Francis- I'd rather be beautiful because there are a great many stupid fellows but very few blind ones. V -0- Miss Iluvil- What are some industries of Bathe, Michigan? Billie Craft- Swimming beachesf' page forty-one I

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.......,... ............... . ..,. . 1928 JOKES 1-Oi. Mr. Addair- What excuse have you for not having your assignment? Theo- I overslept and couldn't think up an excuse- Q ioi- Blaine- Miss Gamble, I can't learn this speech in our play. Miss Gamble- Why, Blaine? Blaine- Well, I think of the part where I fall in love and, Oh! goodness, my tongue gets kindly twisted. lol Hessie- What makes our seats move around so much? Mr. Vance- Well, in my geometry class my pupils get to going around in circles, proving the angles and the seats go, too. -ici Marvin H.-- They must have awful little sailors on board a ship. Leland- What makes you think that? Marvin-- Because I have just read of a sailor being punished for going to sleep on his watch. -10.- Mr. Addair- What was the cause of your failing History test? Roscoe Morgan-Oh I didn't have anything else to do. 10..- Mildred- Oliver Lowe certainly does write thrilling love stories. Edwin- Yea! What about them? Mildred- Oh, I was wondering if you couldn't get some inspiration from them. -101. Mr.Talbott Qinterested in Rose's school workj-What did you learn in Biology today? Rose- Well a cat may have nine lives but a frog croaks every night. i-O.-.- Mr. Addair- Elmo, what does this 60 on your report card mean? Elmo Morgan- I don't know. Maybe its the temperature of the room. 1.01 Miss Gamble- I have went. That's wrong isn't it? Theo-- Yes, Miss Gamble- Why is it wrong? Theo- Because you ain't went yet. -101 Hattie--CA seventh graderj- What makes you smart? Snooks- Oh! Mr. Addair has just used the rubber hose for throwing snow- balls- page forty I

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9 I THE... ....... . 1928 Marvin Perkins Grayson Bane ., James Craft . . . Edward Overbey , William Mullins Roscoe Horgan John Addair .. Leland Street . . Rose Cline . . . Edgar Steeke . . . Edward Muncy ATHLETICS BOYS FOOTBALL TEAM h. b- Edward Ward ,, ....f.b.i BoydWall.... . . . .q. b. Pat Sebastain , . . h. b. Bernard Williams . , , c. Jesse Mahone ..... l. e Virgil Helmondollar . . . . .r. e. Blaine Griffith . . . . . . . .r. t., Harvey Perdieu . . . ....l.t. RobertDice,..... . . . . l. g. Theodore Muncy , . . r. g. Francis Kennedy . . , W. O. Stanton, Coach 1928 SCHEDULE Belfrey ., ,..,.i.... 76 Iaeger Anawalt , . . . 13 Iaeger Berwind . . . . . 44 Iaeger War ......,.... . . 18 Iaeger Grundy Presbyterian . , . . 18 Iaeger Coalwood ....... . . 6 Iaeger Anawalt ...., ,. 12 Iaeger . Grundy High . . . . . 19 Iaeger page forty-two