What’s that trophy?
We have a lot of trophies proudly displayed in the hallways and lobbies of our school, spanning more than 100 years of PIHS history. The good news is, there’s a lot to be proud of. The bad news – there are quite a few that our students don’t know what these statues, sculptures or plaques represent. We asked students to offer their best guesses what some of these (rather unique) trophies are for.
“Volleyball,” Dakota Dube. “Singing,” Jaicey McFadden. “Aladdin award,” Kolbie Langley.
“Sailing team,” Hattie Cogswell. “Yearbook,” Neve Guerrette. “Geography,” Isaac Staples.
“Magic contest,” McKayla Guerrette. “Being a genie,” Sidney Tawfall. “Mind reading competition,” Aubrey Ellsworth.
“Water polo,” Dyllan. Maple. “Pie eating contest,” Abby Collins. “Thanksgiving,” Astra Laughton.
“Eating the biggest ham,” Molly McCluskey. “Baking competition,” Mya Caron. “Bowling,” Charlie Peers.
“Engineering,” Olivia Boardman. “Best builder,” Alyssa Blade. “Building fan club,” Lita Perkins.
“Winning the paper boat contest,” Allie Bartol. “Winning battleship,” Addie Clairmont. “Yearbook,” Kacie Marston.
