Mount Hope High School - Mons Spei Yearbook (Mount Hope, WV)

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l Thirty-four Juniors Lousn SI'ESSARlJiH3.fX'Gf', Peerless ADDINE RooERs-Mount Hope, Peerless BIARY Hl'lIAlEl.4:X'lOUUl Hope, Excelsior ANNA Rose KCDONE4lX'I0uHl Hope, Peerless SVSAN BRASH-Glen Jean, Peerless BEL'I.A11 Vl'YARDEN4CvlCIl jean, Excelsior PAUL GARRETTQIXIOHHT Hope, Peerless PORTER LIVELY-Nesco, Excelsior FRANK PENN-Mount Hope, Excelsior

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Juniors EVA JETERLNIOUDL Hope, Peerless GERALDINE JOHNSON'lX'lO11I1l Hope, Peerless ALICE ANDERSONvlXflOuHl Hope, Excelsior NIARGARET MUIR-SUD, Peerless CLARA PAYNE-Sun, Peerless GAYNAL LEE BALLARD-MOUUL Hope, Peerless TALMADGE PETITT-lvlount Hope, Peerless GEORGE KAHALLEY'MOuUl Hope, Peerless G. CARROLL BARNES'MOHHt Hope, Peerless Thirty-three

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Junior Class Histo ry It was on a typical autumn day in September, 1923, that our class began its noteworthy and rather remarkable career in M, H. H. S. Being exceedingly unassuming and bashful CFD for Sophomores, we had much to learn. Therefore, under the guidance of Miss Von Allmen, our Sponsor, and the supervision of the faculty, we did our best, and at the end of the year we had earned a reputation all our own. The following fall found us in our old quarters and more, with all but a few of our former classmates. W'e were very fortunate in again having Miss Von Allmen as Sponsor. 'We elected J. B. Thompson, President, Marian Jasper, Vice Presi- dent, and Margaret Jasper, Secretary-Treasurer, and thus settled down to Work once more. Having presented the school with its star athletes and intellectuals, We accept all praise as our just due and feel subservient to none. Moreover, we expect to live up to our high standards until we are graduates of M. H. H. S. Louise SPESSARD, Class Historian Thirty-jive