Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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Tlfrfsi Qliummenrement Bay At last the golden shore is reached, The long voyage is done. We've crossed the sea of ignorance, The prize we sought is won. Many trying years have we sailed, Toward this sunny land. We gaze back across the waters, From the shore where we stand. We weathered the blackest of storms, Sailed waters calm and blue. We labored shoulder to shoulder, Made friends lasting and true. The weaker perished in the stormy The strong pushed on and on. Ever striving toward the goal, Toiling from dusk 'till dawn. With our joy on reaching the shore Is mingled sadness too. For the end of our voyage brings Parting of friends so true. It is here that our paths divide, We bid adieu through tears, To companions of our voyage: Our comrades through long years. Each must now go into the world Wending his lonely Way. Facing each hardship with a smile Striving forward each day. Though fortune may smile upon us And bring us wealth and fame. Our loyalty to P. H. S. Will ever be the same. For she was our virtuous ship So good and strong and stout. That bore us swiftly and safely, Over the waves of doubt. So hail to you old P. H. S. May your fame never die. You have landed us at our port, Now We must say good-bye. J. E. BALDWIN '27 Page seventy-two

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Url-ill X Q 'I ,FLLLJ-, 4-D mi 0 ,FLLT Qlalenhar SEPTEMBER Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 7. 9. 10. 13. 15. 16. 17. 20. 21. 23 24 27. 29. 30. 1. 4. 8. 11. 13. 15. 18. 20. Ignorance is bliss should be the freshman class motto. LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN, Holbert Kackley, who disappear- ed while going from one class to another. Lola Hardegen was late the other day. Why? She was flirting with the dish pan. We wonder. A new rope was purchased for the bell. That means we won't get a new school until 1937. Poor pupils. The pest came back to school- Punk. New pencil sharpener on seniors' side. WATCH OUT. Work coming. Freshmen initiation. Look for the ambulance. Three days after the little party, and the freshmen look sick. A date or a fig night for Margaret Pinnell with Socks . Virginia Hutchinson, Laura Belle Dawson and Ida Baker were sitting on the stage when it gave way and they fell flat upon the floor. . Mr. Knode said to Paul Fike: Paul, it was reported that you were seen looking on your neighbor's paper three times. What have you to say on the matter? Paul: Well, he was such a poor writer that I couldn't get it all in one glance. Some terrible songs were sung. Yvonne McHenry told Mr. Rhodes that he was the very man she wanted. Ida Baker has changed her name to Sparky, OCTOBER Paul Thomas and Stuart Pinnell were seen dating in Keyser. Thelma Schoppert broke the scales in Mr. Knode's room. The Count, Pete Ross, takes the Princess, Margaret Pinnell, home from the carnival. Yvonne McHenry was chosen American Venus of P. H. S. by Mr. Knode. Miss Suter tells Paul Thomas to move up front if he is afraid of a baby mouse. Chicken Pox Donnelly declares that absence makes the marks grow rounder. Jake Green gets hungry in problems, so he decides to eat the cheese off the mouse trap. He might get rat poison. Mary Fanto wants to know if it has rained since dinner time out- side. No place else unless the roof leaks. Page severlty-four