Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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. I A tw! ' I U , i' i 5 If wi hitai -J S 'fi bziznre Cdlluh OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER President-James Wolverton Vice President-Ralph Fike Secretary-Treasurer-Mary Strickler Advisor-Mr. George T. Knode OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER President-James Wolverton Vice President-Harry Hopkins Secretary-Treasurer-Frederick Podelco Advisor-Mr. George T. Knode Although our Science Club, which we have named the How and Why Club, spent most of the first semester getting going, it is now in A-1 con- dition. This is now one of the leading clubs and is not, as many students believe, an extra class in science, but a very interesting and pleasant activity. The purpose of our club is to teach appreciation of the importance of science in everyday life, to show future possibilities in scienceg to furnish incentives for further study in science, to acquaint us with scientific pro- cesses used in the home and in our community, and to supply material not possible to be given in the classroom. JAMES WOLVERTON, '30 I47l

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5 ':: v':' 5 Q.'7 WE: ,lfZ'QP :7i Y 7 , '4'J F ,Q 3,2 f1vra92'.L1 'A ' oO f-vu? a Y gf A ,. 'bdtui ,ggi r gt lo JJ . trip., 5 -gagf fv z' fl 1 tg..,55.gg:ra ' ii 'I Y ' ' ' J I 'O' V f el gimefbzi -J vul . 1 it Af? Jfreshman Glee 6!EIuh OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR President-Frances Cheshire Secretary-Treasurer-Virginia Strickler Advisor-Miss Martha Kochenderfer Our aim is to be able, no only to produce music but to enjoy and ap- preciate it. The members of our Glee Club work hard in order to make our club a success. The ones that do not enjoy music are the ones that have not yet learn- ed the value of it. Music is a real pleasure for those that understand and take interest in it. VIRGINIA STRICKLER, '32 beniur Girls' Glee Qlluh The jolly Glee Club of Piedmont High was organized at the begin- ning of this prosperous school year, with half of the present enrollment. After a semester of hard work reading music the Glee Club made itself popular by singing selections in Literary and in Chapel. The members of the Senior Glee Club have tried with much effort to make their singing enjoyed by all. HALDY BEARD, '30 E491