Pennsboro High School - Mountain Ear Yearbook (Pennsboro, WV)

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Tub: MOUNTAIN EAR Girl's Basketball Left to right. Coach Vincentg E. Bradfordg Hendershotg D. Bradfordg Welchg Ayresg Pruntyg Clineg DeLancyg Captain Vandergrift. The girls this year have shown the good by going to the tri-finals in the state tourna form of last year. They have shown some mentq nCaptain Vandergrift proved her worth improvement, winning the sectional meet held to the team by landing a berth on the all-state here and showed a good brand of basketball team. Boy's Basketball When basketball season first opened it look- ed as tho the boys would close the season with flying colo1's. The- unexpected always happens and before the season had advanced very far the school was stricken with an epidemic of influenza. Several games had to be cancelled on account of this and consequently some lost The men to receive letters are: Clarence Kerr Harry Bradford Homer Hogue Ralph Dunbar Leland Israal John Jack 10

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18 Tun 'll oUN'rA IN EAR ,,, Track and Field Team 4,-1 his Back row-left to right-Brasseur, student managerg Snodgrassg Welchg Hogueg Coach Cunningham. Second row-left to right-Montgomeryg .Iameng Jackg McCullough. First rowwleft to right4Stewartg Rossg Pritchardg Simmonsg Wilson, captain. The team is showing its good form of former years. They were defeated by Parkersburg Saturday, April 28, but they regained lost ground by defeating the fast St: Marys team May 5. They brought new honors to old P, H. S. by winning the sectional meet at Clarks- burg May 12, thus lessening the space in the trophy case by winning the cup for the relay and a plaque and loving cup for winning the meet. We expect to have- to purchase a larger thropy case when the boys return from the state meet. D Football The football season started with the opening of the school year and closed on Saturday be- fore Thanksgiving, with three victories, one tie and four defeats. The material was mostly green but with the experience gained we are predicting great success next year. The men to receive letters are as follows: Harry Bradford Horner Hogue Harold Welch tCapt.J Leland Israal Leslie Montgomery Junior Hogue Emmett James Hugh Jack Howard Collins Bruce McCullough Pike Kerr

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CLASS 20 'lluifn NlouN'1ul1N EAR Physical Education Class .. , V W 'b ,.E4 5, . rl' 4 ..: '-J-'34 Helen Wilcox Lila Bragg Jean Fleming Nelle Ruberry Ester Gray Ruth Connolly Cora Castin Madge Wilson Thelma Worstell Violet Hendershot 1922-23 was the first year of physical educa- tion in Pennsboro High School, Instruction was given in the gymnasium twice a week throughout the school year. May 10 an exhi- bition was given which was an example of the year's work. Physical education deserves a definite place on every school program. Its importance is such that it cannot be longer neglected. The course included: Calisthenics, Marching Tac- tics, Indian Club Work, Mimetics and Health Building Exercises. Mary Prunty Mae Heflin Alice Lytle Kathleene Bradford Ruth Ayers Erma McCullough Constance Richards Gertrude McCullough Mamie Crane Audra Lamm Edith Cain Zelma Perkins Frankie Riddle Alfreda Cline Etta Jones Sylva Welch Emma Taylor Irene Wilson Gertrude Kiger Lora Hanlon Phyllis Hazlerigg Florence Hinton Lucile Snodgrass Margaret Petit Lorena Spencer Coleen Cowell Marion Marsh