Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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lei .mflem iluniur Glass Report Sponsor, Mr. J. C. Rhodes President, Edward Baldwin Vice-president, Ida Baker Secretary-Treasurer, James Lewis Class Cheer Leader, Ida Baker Class Colors, Green and White Class Flower, Lily of the Valley Class Motto: The Elevator to Success is not Running, take the Stairs. This year we entered P. H. S. as jolly Juniors. And jolly we are. Our pranks and tricks cause our teachers many a sigh. Yet, we have learned in former years that high school life isn't all play and no work. So, therefore, we cast our capers aside at times, and get down to brass tacks. After getting organized this year we set to work on the Junior Fair. It was our determination to make our fair surpass all of the Junior Fairs of previous years. And we are positive that we succeeded in our enterprise. The fair was held in Laughlin's hall on Friday the thirteenth of November. The crowds of previous years were a warning to us that the P. H. S. gym- nasium would not have the capacity to hold the crowd that we believed would be present at our fair. Laughlin's hall looked like the fairy dell on Friday the thirteenth. Thelma and Louise presided at the novelty booth. They declared that they had enough confetti to last them until next Hal- lowe'en. Bus thought that Margaret and Lorna weren't sweet enough so he gave them the candy booth. Ida and Laura Belle certainly did shine when it came to hot dogs and hamburger sandwiches. Beatrice and Ruth superintended the ice cream and pop booth. 'Tis reported that they ate more than they sold, but that's neither here nor there. Of course, Thelma Coddington was at her best in that gypsy costume. All the boys flocked to her booth to have their fortunes told. They thought it was so thrilling to have such an attractive girl holding their hand for a few minutes. On the whole the Junior Fair was a great success. Since the fair the Juniors have been very quiet. They are working hard so that the Senior year will be as successful as their Junior year has proved to be. We are looking forward to our Senior year with many hopes, expectations and dreams. We want the J. C. Rhodes class to be the biggest and best class that has ever graduated from P. H. S. ':C'mon, '27, let's go! MARY K. LOVENSTEIN '27 Page twenty-eight 4 '

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