Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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ei CLYDE MARKER He knoweth not the zvayf zfwomenf' Clyde has somehow possessed some powerful attraction for the op- posite sex. Although slow in speech he usually says something witlga lit- tle wit, so We have made hi our humor editor. DEBORAH ORD Neither a borrower nor a lender be. Deborah, known as Deb to her friends, is very popular and is liked by everyone. She is a good student and applies herself while in school. EUGENE PAXTON What if the Xenon about? Just give Gene all the candy he can eat and he will do anything he is told to do. Treat yourself to the best, is his favorite expression. MARY POW ERS Smile and the world Jmile: with you. If the above is Mary's creed she certainly does live up to it. This fair maiden is the one girl of our class al- ways having a host of gentlemen friends. Page eighteen Q

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we NORMAN HOFFA Every rlaud haf a .filver lining. Sheik Hoffa is a brilliant fellow Who always looks on the bright side of life. He is also an active basket ball :player and the team would be at a loss without him. MORRIS HOLLAND To be or nal to be. Morris is the lady's man of the Senior class. He takes a prominent part in basket ball by playing on the first team. NORMAN JENKINS Noi 100 Joker, not toe gay, But a realgaud hllaw in every way. In basket ball we should all feel lost without Jenks, who has played on the team since his Sophomore year. Nevertheless, basket ball is not the only thing Norman can do well, as he has several times shown us. MARGUERFDE JIJHNSON ul How hard it ixfar woman lo keep enamel Marguerite is one of our long dis- tance talkers. She is cheerful and full of class spirit. She is associate editor of Tris Page .ve-venteen O

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A A - t fi -2? ZZ, IPHSI ml PAULINE TUCCI Much miffhiff may he hidden by a rwffl and mlemn fauz1ter1anre. Pauline, to one who doesn't know her Well, always seems a quiet, se- date little miss, but her closer friends know better. She is not one bit more dignified than any of the rest of us. RUTH TURNER They never talk 'wha alwayf think. Now, we see one of our typists for Tris, She is a very modern lady, but, oh, so modest and quiet. Whenever anyone needs any secretar- ial Work done Ruth is right on the job. MARIE WALSH I My wild Iriih ron. If blushes were a measure of wealth Marie would surely be classed with the millionaires. One half of the time the young lady smiles, the other half, laughs. The rest of the time she is entirely sober. ETHEL WHITE Udlthnugh I am guietyou will hear from mf. Ethel is one of the silent girls of the class of '25. Nevertheless, she is ready to do her part in all class activ- ities and we would be lost Without her. Page nineteen If xl