Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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The Davis National Bank Piedmont, W. Va. Ethel XVi1der111an: SVG-ll, I'm al- most through high school. SfI'illlg0I'Z What did you take up Ethel: Everything that Wasn't nailed down. NELLIE F. RYAN Millinery and Art Goods Piedmont, W. Va! Agent for Henderson Corset Agent for Footer's Dye Works DR. H. F. PINNELL Dentist Opposite First National Bank Piedmont, W. Va. 1 First Ice Skater: 'tBob fell thru the ice yesterday. Second Ditto: Didn't it scare him? First: No, he seemed very cool. S. G. DIXON CLO. CO Piedmont, W. Vta. and Westernport, Md. 2nd Floor of Piedmont Store A SHOP FOR WOMEN WALK OVER SHOES For Men and Women Who Care '.:' W 'Y'b-1 NG' 4-vgfrw

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Donated by JUNIOR CLASS New River State Sclzool Montgomery, West Virginia COURSES 0F STUDY College Courses in English. Milflxvlllufivs. SC'l0lll'f'. Frenvli, Latin, Drawing, lllllllllg. History. Soviol-o,f:y. l'li'0ll0lllll'S, S111'veyin,f.t. ofv. High Sehool Courses: :ull the usual 1-ourses fouurl in a first vlnss high svhool. Commercial Courses: both Pll-'lIl0lliIll'Y :xml zulvaiic-1-ml Pourses in bookkeep- ing. SlCll0g'l'2l1llly, ac-1-olllltillg. Zllllllflllfi. etv. Music Courses: vspovizllly tliornugli l'Ulll'SPS in both instrumental and roeul music. FACULTY Twenty well trziiuefl and C'0lIl1Nll'Clll' l'P2ll'llt'I'S. Itlnjwity of whom hold high- 1-1' degrees from the host colleges. EXPENSES Board. S17 per llllllllll of four weeks: rnoiiis from 31.00 to 311.50 em-11 per week. Doruiitories for both llll'll :mal wmuvii. A sn-hoo! wifi-to1 i:1 is run in von- iievtiou with 1lormitory. offering Il V2ll'lE'f.X of foods to all at :1 very low prioo. Rooms are being reserved very rapidly now for the winter term, better act now. Write for further illformatioll to C. H. MARTIN, President Summer Term, June 9-August 16, inclusive C' fe 4 . V ' , ',...,.......-- . .ff-ff '. - 4.4- . Y3w4'v'?l' -li L-liavlir '

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B-5, To High School Graduates Davis and Elkins College invites your serious attention to its Cata- logue and to other information if you are preparing to go forward from high school work into serious work in college. The facilities of this institution are standard. and successful gradu- ates are representing it all over the state in the professions and in busi- ness. 'Recent gifts of property and money make the assets of this Uollege nearly S1.000,000. Nine Weeks Summer School Very Moderate Charges Address: JAMES E. ALLEN, President Eilkins, W. Va. For the Sixth Consecutive Year Buick Is Awarded First Choice of Space at the National Automobile Shows There is no clearer testimony to Buick's position in the motor indus- try than the fact that it has again been awarded first choice of space at the national automobile shows held each year in New York and Chicago. The shows of 1924 will be the sixth consecutive ones at which Buick has been awarded this honor. Space at the national shows is alliotted on the basis of the volume of business done during the previous year. The winning of the first choioe of space by Buick year after year is an indication that each year more and more motorists are becoming fa- miliar with the fact that Buick builds into its product those qualities that mean one hundred per cent satisfaction in a car. This series of Buick victories also shows forcibly that Buick sales are increasing steadily from year to year and more and more motorists are recognizing Buick as truly the Standard of Comparison. SPANGLEiR'S GARAGE Westernport, Md. A gg' ' Figs' ' 7 'S'-'QA' 4,