Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

Page 73 text:

1l:.--.4..Q.Ll P 7 l 1 I -Ms 6 'Elms 0 ifg, Oct. Gladys Dawson has company in last study period. Can't you guess ? Bubb1es. Oct. Thelma Schoppert does some fancy dancing fat homej and falls. Oct. The first snow to-day consisted of twelve flakes. Oct. Bob Wrightson and Kingsley Skidmore rave about their parties. Elizabeth says Bob is in bed every night by ten o'clock. Oct. Hurrah! Holiday. Teachers go to Clarksburg. Oct. Holiday continued. Eula Freeman has Hallowe'en party. NOVEMBER Nov Exams start. Hallowe'en Celebration. Nov Election day. No school. ' Nov Pupils forget it is a school day. Nov Exams are over. Everybody breaks loose. Nov Seniors start to practice play. Nov. Jake Green steps out with Roberta Morrison. Nov New love affairs: Eva Abramson and Paul Thomas, Margaret Pin- nell and Thomas Swann, Lorna Cole and Kingsley Skidmore. Nov Glee Club organized. People will leave town when we sing. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Albert Howard declares that two people cannot live as cheaply as one. He refers to marriage. Bus Baldwin disagrees with Albert. He is thinking of Elizabeth Markwood. Thomas Swann declares his love for Margaret Pinnell. Thelma Schoppert has a date with Stuart Kuhnle. Mr. Neff in problems sends Jake out for a milkweed. First literary program held by Yorkists. Ida and Louise hold chewing gum contest. Thanksgiving holiday. We wonder why Paul Fike spends so much time at Leona Schop- pert's. DECEMBER Virginia Fisher said she studied two hours. What happened? Basket ball boys hide girls' clothes. Paul Fike makes eyes at Eva Abramson. Mr. Knode tells Ida, Eva and Louise to leave their galoshes outside. Seniors have their play, The Trial of Hearts. Paul Thomas says Eva looked very sweet Friday night. Yvonne McHenry gets quite childish when she wears her stock- ings rolled. Lorna Cole gets a hair cut. Page seventy-five

Page 72 text:

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

Page 74 text:

lL --1 , f all -H-1 P S 'QI 5 Q ii Dec. 20 Ellis Cherry falls for Lola Hardegen. Dec. 22. Christmas holidays begin. JANUARY Jan. 3. Back from holidays. Jan. 5. Paul Thomas' feet are so big that he broke the chair-rounds. Jan. 6. We would like to know who picked up Mary Katherine's books. Jan. 7. Piedmont girls play Keyser and win 37-7. Piedmont boys play Petersburg 33-30. Jan. 10 Physical Education. Jan. 11. Mr. Neff reminds us of the party that starts to-morrow. Jan. 12-13-14. Exams. Jan. 17. Basket ball girls go to Elk Garden. We win 12-9. Dorothy Donnelly tries to catch a beau. Jan 18 Second semester opens. Jan. 20. Boys' and girls' teams play Penna. Ave., at Piedmont. We win both games. Jan. 21. Bud Fuller takes Margaret Pinnell home. Jan. 24 Dick Donnelly has a new name, Chicken Pox. Jan. 26 Lancastrian and Yorkists Literary Societies elect new officers. Jan. 28 Pete Podelco flirts with Rockine Tucci. Jan. 30. Boys' and girls' teams play Beall High School. Boys' score 32x22. Girls' score 42-12. FEBRUARY Feb 1. Thelma Schoppert made eyes at two Bayard boys while Mary Katherine slips notes to them. Feb 2. Ground hog sees his shadow. Feb 5. Miss Suter falls down school steps. Feb 8. Mr. Knode causes much excitement when he comes to school wear- ing a new suit. Feb 10 Annie Butler writes her shorthand in the atmosphere. Feb 12 Lola Hardegen falls for Tink Smith. Feb 14 Valentine Day. Feb 15 Stuart Pinnell gallops to school. Feb 17 Ida buys a new pack of chewing gum. Feb 21 Thelma Schoppert declares that she likes Harry McCulloh. Feb 23 Leon Johnson falls off his chair. Feb 25 Laura Belle rides to school with a colored boy. Feb 28 Paul Thomas and Bus Baldwin attend the girls' basket ball meet- ing. Page seventy-six