Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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I tr i ,-,.1 ... + si G ll fd 'li- U ly I FEBRUARY Miss Suter de- ,S cl-ares Etlhel her bright Algebra student. F? R G5 Mabel makes her 6 so first address in Literary. 0 ! . 2 I Pficky and Mlaltty have fight in hall and Matty wins. li 1. . Matty is sick in bed. Girxs' B. B. Team have their pictur- es taken. Lincoln-Valentine pfairty given by Alumni. Matty comes back to school with weak knees. Page one hundred 5 7 E, 4 4 r 'QA' 4-S i7 17 sixteen 'X 1 Qmirtllru-.-,- . Bruce amid Her- bert chase Mil- dred Skidmore down Child's ave- nue. Funny Four get some jelly beans. Kingsley Skid- more plays the sfaxabfhone in Lit- erafry. W..ms1hington's birthday, girls' B. B. team goes to Davis. Mr. Neff goes to Chicago. Jenkins gives les- sons ifn shooting. My. Rhodes' namesake follows him to school. Miss Siuter sings a solo in chapel.

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ri S' J . gs I? fine JANUARY Basket ball sea- son starts. Jenk- ins proves to be a good forward. Another joke, the Sophs want to have a play with Percy as hero. Leap Year Sue is trying to capture Clyde. Ethel breaks a vase hunting for nickles. Natalie receives a certifioaate for fast typing. Bright Girl. Jelly Bean Day. Debby flirts with Raymond. IY I 23 15- p SU I iv- 5-7 I .31 Q Page one hundred fifteen Ethel sees her wire splicer. Tiny sent her dress to the laun- dry and they sent it back and said they didn't wash tents. Elvin Adfams de- clared the thin- est boy in' school. Thelma Codding- tion found reading Good Housekeep- ing magazine. Troxell Miller is' declared the Lone Star Ranger. Picky roars like at lion in English Class. Miss Miiltenberg- er talks with the insurance agent. -- . - F'

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MARCH 3 C I7 Miss Suter gets a new pair of beads J wifffvr lAdiolph cllimbs a 1-0 pole to read a sign and it proves to be Wet Paint. 7 4-I Mr. Denny mar- rcels his hair to- day. X lv 7-Y ulcen ll f 1 J - S ,X The earth comes up to meet Miss Suter. fe, 5-J' Norman Hoffa takes Lizzie to the movies. ly: Herbert Mullan parts his hair in the middle. Ethel swipes the tufbes from Sut- er's radio. 0'G on ff '5'-?' FO 25 Page one hundred Jefuentfen if Melvin Sullivan gets bearded. Bruce is so dumb he scratched the pancake and poured the sirup down' his back. Clyde says an axe should go with a piano when Sue plays. Mary Johnson's alarm clock went off and hasn't come back yet. Paul Thomas had an all day suoker in class the other day. Poor Baby. John Crist says that durfing this weather you can pick up a girl any where on the street. Adolph told Zola if he could revise the dictionary he would put U and I closer to-gether. 1 , .o- of.. J' ' .,.....,--e -e C .