Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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Ulhe Girls' Season Friday, December 21, our girls went to Lionaconing along with the boys. Although the girls had a very hard struggle they would not give up until the game was ended. Many of the pupils of the high school went along and much cheering wa.s given to the girls. The score was 62-2 favor Lonacohning. The Lineup-s: Central Girls Position Piedmont Boyd F LaRue Smith F Fredlock MacClormick C Ott Miller S. C. Dil?-itteto Burt G Wilderman Dick G Gross Substitutes-Fazenbaker for Boyd, MacMillan for Smithg Ours for LaRue, Spangler for Ott, Skidmore for Wilderman. January 11, Loniaconing gave us .a return game. The Central girls did not find such a cinch as they thought. Our gfirl-s put up a big fight as they had more pnactice and had more passwfork. Even though they did not make many baskets they kept the Lonaoo-ning girls from making them. The score was still in favor of Lo-nlaconing, being 44-8. The Lineup-sz Lonac :ming Position Piedmont Boyd ' F Ott Smith F Wildermualn MacCclrmick C Gross Allen S. C. LaRue Tumn ey G Spangler Steel G Fredlock February 15, the Davis girls came down to our school to compete with our girls in a basket ball game. The score wlas running close from the be- ginning and very much excitement and enthusiasm was displayed. Each team showed skill and good pfasswork. Ott was at her best and by her good playing We won the game. The score was 9-4. The Lineups: Piedmont Position Davis LaRue F Harper Gris-ss F Calvas Ott C Hlattle Ord S. C. Warden Wi lderman G Batt Scott G Ideen Substitutes-Fredlock and Ours for Piedmont g Wise for Davis. Pagf .vixly-.fwen 5 Q Teaser.

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girls' jfirst Team Mr. Edward Mullan, Coach Since Mr. Mullan has been coaching our girls we can see a great im- provement and the girls are very grateful for the time he has given them. Left to Right: Virginia Ott, Center, Chilly', Chilly is valuable for breaking up passwork and is sure to get the tip. Gladys Gross, Forward A fast for-ward and at good eye at the foul line. Deborah Ord, Forward, Deb One of the fastest players on the team. Nellie LaRue, Forward, Cotton Tail, Nliainager Nellie is valuable when shooting for field goals. Ethel Wilderman, Guard, Cupid, Captain One of our fastest guards and is good on the passwo-rk. Enid Ours. Guard, Mits A good player on the defense, keeping the opponents scoreless. Elizabeth Scott, Guard, Scottie One of the teaim's smallest players, but fast, and the team would be at a loss Without her. Catherine Spangler, Side Center, Mattie Although large, she is quiick to get the ball. Page sixty-six

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February 19, our girls went to Barton to play a game of basket ball with the girls of Barton. Our girls were at a loss as they were greatly out- weighed. Although our girls worked hard the s-core was a one sided affair, being 23-6 in favor of Barton. The Lineups: ' Barton Position Piedmont Meyer F LaRue Preston F Gross Ma yer C Ott Wilson S. C. Ord Hyde I G 1 Wl'lld8Pml3vH Turnbull G Scott Substitutes-Fredlock, guard, and Spangler, side center. Jianuiary 18, our girls went to Westernport to play the girls of Bruce High School. They went with much enthusiasm and determined to win, but were very much disappointed when they did not get to ,allay the game. The Bruce girls did not have enough players and the game was awarded to us, thus giving Piedmont the score of 2-0. Another interesting game wlas played on February 9, between the girls of Potomac State College and the girls of Piedmont High School. The game was rough from start to finish. Piedmont was at loss was one of their best players, Ott, was only able to play but one quarter. The game ended with 124 soore -of 18-8 in favor of Potomac State. The Lineups: Potomac .State Position Piedmont Aronholt F LaRue Tahaney F Gross Hoffman C Ott Rice S.C. Ord Dennison G Scott Russell G Wilderman Substitutes-Potomac State, Moon, side centerg for Piedmont, Fred- lock, forward, and Spangler, side center. Page sixty-eight