Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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5 'SWS' QE. lO2f V?yg4g'45e ' N V' ir ':.' Y Y UA' 1 w A's-'V' F faiiaw fsf FI 1 2'5'WvfJf3 :4li'.Hi.?. -4-1' U 'l 0 0 'm121 '55 Girls' Team Seaman The high school girls' team did not play as well as was expected of them this season. After winning from Elk Garden's six, the Piedmont girls were able to clinch only one more victory, this one being from Moorefield High. Material for an exceptional girls' team was available this year, but, like the boys, their fighting spirit was low. Thus, they played mediocre basket ball. Mrs. George T. Knode must be complimented for spending much of her time developing the girls' team. Pass work showed much im- provement over former years, but inability to score was the draw-back. More than one year is needed for developing a good team. Next season will prove more successful for our girls' team, as only one player will be lost by graduation. Within a few years, we are confident, that Piedmont High girls' team will be ranked among the highest in the state. The following ofiicial awards will be presented: Sweater with two ser- vice stripes, Marguerite Morrisong letters, Nell Johnson, Blanche Harde- gen, Ruth.Wolverton, Edith Hutchinson, Melba Schoppert and Josephine Bowersg star, Leona Schoppert. The foregoing awards are given to en- courage athletics in the high school. ELTON CHERRY, Athletic Editor. l60l