Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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E . J' I ' Tm-1 P 4.I! 37 , 'f ' 3 Mi' 'W r l 549 A -,W Nl 'Fil VIVIAN MAE BALDWIN Did you get your lesson out to-day? Vivian is the high school pian- ist. Her ambition is to be a great musician. We hope you succeed, Vivian. KATHERINE MAE BOWERS Where's Olga ? Katherine might be called old reliable, as she is always ready to serve. She has taken prominent parts in athletic and literary acti- vities, besides playing an impor- tant part in the senior play. HAZEL KATHRYN BIGGS How many words did you make? We are proud to claim Kathryn as a classmate. She is a good stu- dent and deserves credit for the interest she has taken in all high schoolwork. ELLIS RAY CHERRY Going down to practice this evening? A good student, who takes part in all school activities. He is cap- tain of the basket ball team and is a very good player. 131 I

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1-Ja9e -f'rm 1 wg 2 P Bald y l ,L al l Fffffiv Jldq 9 A 5, X iv : ' v .1 ca! K! I ' .QE Tim ,lj O A P ' JJ y UO K? 54 ,FEE 1' .fy ' 0 - :y ,off . 0 D lp ka digg, ! zjl, 54 X Qzbjl-,,1 ' ng, if w i 3 ' 1 54.lu'uifLQ.- .nfrl.. ' Sli Tl 403 beniur Glass ikepurt Honorary President-Mr. G. T. Knode President-Paul Fike Vice President-Katherine Bowers Secretary-Treasurer-Alice Howard Class Colors-Old Rose and Silver Class Flower-Red Rosebud Class Motto- Will Find A Way or Make It The first and most important event which occurred in our freshman year was the Greenies reception. Everyone took it in good spirits, as we have endeavored to do with all things during our high school career. In September, 1926, we entered high school as sophomores, diminished some-what in number, but highly increased in knowledge. We continued along the line to success during this year of high school life, and at the end of our sophomore year we were glad to say that we still had that loyal fighting spirit we had at the beginning of our high school career. We returned to Piedmont High School as juniors. After the first few days of having a good time we were warned by our teachers that we had better begin to study. The outstanding event of the year was our Junior Fair. It was held in the K. of P. Armory November 25. A good time was had by all. As the close of school drew near we all realized that we had only one more year of glorious high school life. Our financial standing became low and at the end of our junior year we presented the first play ever presented by a jun- ior class of Piedmont High School. The juniors all decided to put their shoulders to the wheel, and use new energy, and study harder, so when graduation comes we can say that we have no regrets to take with us. Now our last year of high school has arrived. We all are reminded that we must get down to our studies if we are expecting to graduate. This is the time to think of our life's ambition. This year is looked upon with sadness. It is marked by the play, A Poor Married Man, and the publi- cation of Tris Now the time has come to say farewell to our teachers and friends, but we firmly resolve to honor our dear P. H. S. whenever we can. LEONA G. SCHOPPERT. l12l

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5 .su-van :z '.':'r7' N, 'Lx -ily., 1 . ,NA-I. w e :-.QV M W . 2 32 5 T5 0 -Njn eivnn I DO 4' 3 g iv fag f 'lWI.'.i4 C9 lf: if wg' v 5 T -.1 MI V . Q 1 T4 -I .-.- . fNQAOm 1 S -Q1 'fx '.W'f e: ELTON SMITH CHERRY Hurry up! One of the well-known Cherry twins. He is a favorite among the student body and takes a promi- nent part in all school activities. PAUL EGBERT FIKE My mark should be higher than that. The clown of the high school, who is also known for his fast talk- ing. He is a very good athlete, being forward on the basket ball team. ALICE ROSA LEE HOWARD Ready, Oma ? Everyone likes Alice because she is jolly and full of life. She has proved herself capable in all school activities. That is why we selected her as editor-in-chief of Tris. OLGA ANNABELL JOHNSON How's that? Olga is short, but makes up for that in weight. She is jolly and full of pep. For this reason she has been cheer leader for two years. E141