Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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L .m-,.A 11 f' 1 much dependence. When the whistle bl-ew for the end of the first half .Da-ck had watched the game with an eye of a playerg he slarw the weak points of Beryl team and he knew that he could strengthen them. 2-5 in M.iddle's favor, rang in J ack's ears. This meant only one thing. If a change for the better did not come in the next twenty minutes, the ohampionshlip would goto Middle High. For a moment Jack wondered Whether or not he was doing the right thing. Was he doing justice to himself and to his sohool by paying so much attention to the whim fancy of the girl? Would he not be doing better by entering the game? It's the High School thwat counts to-night. I will play. Let the girls go. Jumping up he almost ran down the stairs leading from the balcony. The coach meet him half way across the fl-oorg he saw the delight in Jack's eyes and knew whvat it meant. I Get time off, broke in Jack. I will be back in .a. jiffy and ready to p ay!! In less than five minutes Jlack was back. The room rang with cheers when Jack took his place on the floor. Middle High had also changed two of their playe-rs. Jack had forgotten all about Lorettiafs taunt. lA.ll he knew was that Beryl High must win the game. He watched the referee pitch the ball up in center, he saw the centers signal, secured the ball, made a long shot but missed. Then Jock followed up his short shot with a long one and again Beryl scored. Middle High tried .again and again to break up the fast passwork of their opponents but it was all in walin, although they diid iS'0iI1'1l6' wonderful playing and made some fine shots. The excitement of the spectators was high 'and Jack was their hero. Loretta watched the game with shining eyes. That she was proud of Jack she was bound to admit and she was de- termined that if she got the chance she would tlell him so. She knew that she had spoken in haste that 'morning and she' was sorry for it. In the last five minutes of the game Jack got the centers tiap and sent the ball flying into the forward's hands. This was done five times in suc- cession anid each time Beryl scored. When the whistle blew for the end of the game, the final score stood 12-15 in Beryl High's favor. The whole build- ing rang with applause. Everybody was pleased with the playing of both teams. In the whole game there had been no personal foulsg this was due to the proper training both teams had had. When the noise died out the superintendent presented the banner to Beryl High School and congratu- luauted the players of both teams for playing such -a good game and then he went onganid gave the pupils a lecture on good .sportsmanship which went in one ear and out the other. The players then retired to their rooms to prepare for the party. Jack was the last to leave his room. The boys lingered to Wait for him, but he sent them out telling them he would be along presently. But to tell the Page ninety-.wzzcn .... A ,mg 5' .. . ,,....--

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