Piedmont High School - Tris Yearbook (Piedmont, WV)

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1929 TRIS ' -:Q M -LTP W ' 'A 4 l,.I,.fQ I ,Z,3,,-MM?gg g:,1-IVA' - V :fl NL-Q VOLUME FOURTEEN The SENIOR YEAR BOOK Mike PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL PIEDMONT, WEST VIRGINIA

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. 1, ll2fvi', mm X! ,'q Q4 f , , UN . ' q n o 44 1. f A A '50 V ' ' ,.A r bl Q ,i ' 1 Sf fl r WI f'54 !5W'Sl 'f. ij 4 bfi' irq 5703 y4llL'.Q T 4.-f if, gl g,,,x,f amass: wiv ' . Q14 4 3 ?T5l OREQJQ WIQQQ-ft When time has put the stamp of age upon our brows and the golden thread of memory has become grey,' when eyes have dimmed, ties of love have been severed, and we have come to the last stretch of the journey, may this book bring to us memories of our school days, our teachers and school- mates. To the faculty, who have taken such 'interest in us, who have been untiring and extremely kind in helping us, we offer our appreciation, esteem, and friendship. To the schoolmates we leave behind we offer our thanks for support in all we have undertaken. For the co-operation of those who have given advertisements for Tris, and of Mr. Allan Luke, who in behalf of the IVest Virginia Pulp :Q Paper Company, has donated the paper for this book, we extend our appreciation. To you, our patrons, we extend our thanks in aiding us. To our parents, who have nnceas- ingly given us a loving, helping hand, we give our gratitude, respect and love. To any others who may have helped us, we extend our kindest wishes and good will. And now-dear teachers and school- mates, who have been our friends and companions-no matter how sad we may be, regardless of how much re- gret and heartaches we may feel, we have come to one of the turning points of life. Duty calls us. Therefore, through our tears, 'we bid you a smil- ing adieu. TRIS STAFF. L 'J 1 iffy 1 xl, l3J