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Ninth Grade B Cooley Alba William Carter Frank Gregory VVillard Moore Phil Snyder Paul Smith Steve Sakola George Smith Glendon Dorsey Mrs. Baber Elizabeth Bridgette Nate Broughaman Agnes Cook Ruth Hensley Esta Kesler Phyllis Rodgers jean Robertson Anna Hummel Mildred Vaught Gula Halstead Ninth Grade A Raymond Botton joe Franck Richard Macdonald See Norman Jennings Shumate Seth Toney Iswald VValker Mrs. Roby Obra Feazell Lynn Keyser Thelma Arthur Lucile Barnes Ruth Cook Johanna Donahoe Isabel Dower May Farrel Hilda Hoke Maude Lively Nellie McDaniel Glennis Rogers Thelma Thompson Mondolya Viar Surly-one
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Class History of Ninth Grade On September 8, 1924, the Ninth Grade Class of the Mount Hope Junior High School set sail on a nine-months' voyage with forty-four sturdy boys and girls, each with hopes of success on the trip at the end of the cruise. A1 the first regular meeting the following class ollicers were elected: jean Robertson, Presidentg Phyllis Rodgers, Secretaryg Gula Halstead, Assistant See- retaryg Lee Norman, Treasurer, Hilda Hoke, Assistant Treasurer and Willard Moore, Vice President. These Oflicers Hlled their offices well throughout the year, although Lee Nomaan, Treasurer, moved to Rainelle, leaving all the Treas- urcr's work to Hilda Hoke. Later the class colors, old rose and silverg the class flower, sweet peag and the class motto, VVe have set sail, where shall we anchor? were chosen, The following laws were adopted by the class: 1. We will not whisper more than necessary, because it annoys the teachers and neighbors. 2, We will not interrupt by asking questions during class recitation periods. 3. We will work when we work, and play fair when we play. 4. We will be neat, cheerful, truthful, and courteous. 5. VVe will help Our schoolmates and teachers in every way we ean. 6. We will try to come to school on time. T. VVe will practice the Golden Rule. VVe have all tried to keep our laws and Obey them willingly. NOW, we are bound together in loving bonds again, and sailing straight ahead. Where shall we anchor? By RUTH COOK RAYNIOND BOLTON Sixty-two
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