Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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1 -v Zluninr Glass impart Honorary President, George H. Denny Class President, Deborah Ord Vice-President, Marguerite Johnson Secretary-Treasurer, Suarah Crist Class Motto, Loyal to the End Class Flower, Pink Rosebud Class Color, Pink and Blue The George H. Denny class after a prolonged and eventfull vacation came back to Piedmont High School as jolly Juniors, eager for the events that represent a J unior's year. After the first week of choosing subjects and getting re-straightened and re-adjusted to the routine of school work, the Juniors settled down to hard, industrious study. The Juruiors, outwardly appearing calm and ser- ene while all of this studying was going on, were inwardly foaming in a state of chlaos from thinking off plans for the Junior Fair. After many lengthy, protracted debates about the decoration off the gymnasium, where the Fair was held, the gymnasium was finished. It was of the beautiful blending colors. The participants and a.ll the visitors thought it exceeding- ly beautiful and surpassed all decorations of the pas-t. This was reward enough for the diligence -of those whose lead helped to trim the gym, Af- ter the Fair things again became quiet in the Junior Class and .studying was again in order. The Junior Class may boast of many representatives in the different activities of the high school. During the Senior pl-ay, Mr. Bob, one of our class mates helped to make the minstrel a huge success. Probably one of the best things we can b-oast of is the fact that the leader of high school scholastic avenages is a member of the Junior Class. The literary societies are well upheld by some memlbers of the Junior Class. One member, Debby Ord, having held the office of secretary in the Lancastrilan Literary Society. Along the lines of athletics, Norman Jenkins holds the office of presi- dent of the Athletic Association, and captain of the boys' basket blaall team. From the Junior Class also come two of the heaviest ends of the girls' basket ball team. These girls had worked strenuously in the lines of bask- et ball and have d-one very good work, according to the obstacles that were to be overc-ome. The boys and girls also huald a class team which afforded much amusement fespeciallly the girlsj, to the participants and showed up very well with the other teams. The boys hold second place in the high school chlacmpionship. The Junior Class is looking forward to the entertainment of the Sen- iors at the end of the year -and have many plans for the dear '25 when we become dignified Seniors. MARGUERITE JOHNSON '25 Page tfwenly-.ve-'Urn i

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