Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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it '-o'a -'--7- 'k '-r'v'r ' s ,gg I iiuniur Qllass Report Sponsor-Miss Mildred Suter President--Irene Johnson Vice President-Nellie White Secretary-Treasurer--Eula Freeman Class Colors--Pink and Cream Class Flower--Pink Rosebud Class Motto-- If we rest, we rust This year we entered P. H. S. as jolly juniors and we have been living up to that name. After the first week of choosing subjects and getting used to school again, the juniors settled down to hard work. The juniors, outwardly ap- pearing calm, were all excitement within from thinking of plans for the Junior Fair. In raising money for the fair, we sold candy and on Hal- lowe'en night we won a prize of five dollars for the best costumed class in the Piedmont School. This is one incident that proved us to be Jolly Juniors. Friday, November 19, was set aside for the fair. My, what a busy time the juniors had decorating the gym, for that was where the fair was held. At last the big night arrived. The gym was decorated in beautiful blending colors. Everyone ate to his heart's content and when thirsty there was the ever cold tonic waiting. When one wanted his fortune told, all he had to do was walk up to a very bewitching fortune-teller, who was none other than Thelma Coddington. The fair was pronounced a huge success. The juniors came back to school on Monday very happy and ready for more hard studying. We are looking forward to our senior year with much enthusiasm and we hope our senior year will be as successful as our junior year has been. GERTRUDE DANCER 'ZS Page thirty-two