Petersburg High School - Petro Schola Yearbook (Petersburg, WV)

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Gl u Also in November the class gave the assembly program in which they imitated a radio program. In May the Juniors gave the Seniors a farewell banquet and dance. The banquet was held in the cafeteria and the dance was held in the gymnasium. First Row—Betty Warner. Winona McDonald. Reva Jean Smith, Rose Marie Swick, Fanny Jo Riggleman. Carolyn Snyder, Eleanor Kimble, Hilda Reed. Virginia Lee Swick, Jean Sites. Second Row—Mr. Hickman. Glenna Stump, Lorraine Shook, Lucy Ours, Rosetta Sites. Joyce Whitacre, Eddie Lewis. Glenwood Sites, Albert Whitmere. Jackie Sites. Junior Pennington. Third Row—George Shaeffer, Billy Van Fleet. George Kile, Jr., Ralph Shaffer, Lowell Secrist. Rudy Sites. Marcelle Riggleman. Richard Reel. Junior Ours. William Rodgers. The 1952 Petro-Schola Fifteen

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fjuniosi The Junior Class, under the direction of Miss Groves and William Hickman, has an en- rollment of 66 members. The class as a whole elected Rose Marie Swick as president, Jimmy Martin as vice president, Hilda Reed as secretary, and Eleanor Kimble as treasurer. Their annual play, “The Baby Sitter”, was presented to the public on November 19. 1951. The play was directed by William Hickman. First Row—Betty Berg. Mary Hall. Betty Hedrick. Ilecie Groves. Frances Jcnes, Robert Iman. Robert Judy. Second Row—Miss Groves. Iva Heavner, Phyllis Hawk. Harcld Kesner. Ralph Kesner. Lcis Clauze. Lorraine Hinkle. Evelyn Evans. Third Row— James Evans. Leon Hines. Merlin Feaster. Roland Bcrror, Thcmas Goldizen. Donald Gcldizen. Ralph Frantz. Fourteen The 1952 Petro-Schola

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SojitvcHnate GlaAA The Sophomore Class had sixty-five students and three class sponsors: Mrs. Margaret Godden, Miss Mary Lee Ruddle and Mr. Rogers McAvoy. One of the highlights of the Sophomore Class activities came early in the year with the initiation of the Freshmen Class. The week of festivities ended with a party which was given the Freshmen by the Sophomore Class. Another activity of the Sophomore Class was the Christmas program dramatizing ‘ The Littlest Angel”. Santa and his pack, a decorated tree on the lighted stage, Santa’s north pole, a kitchen orchestra, and a mimic of “Two Front Teeth” made a most interesting holiday program. The officers from the three home rooms were as follows: David Lipscomb, Connie Tribett, and Nadine Glass, Presidents; Elaine Sheppard, Barbara Ours, and Rosalie Alt. Vice Presidents; Secretaries were Betty Smith, Alta Kitzmiller, and Joan Goldizen; Treasurers, Rosella Veach, Gene Michael, and Nellie Heavener; Student Council representatives were Robert Whitmer, Glendora Kimble, and Bruce Boor. First Row—Mary Kesner. Nadine Glass. Rosalee Alt, Jean Gcldizen. Nellie Heavener. Amogene Goldizen. Ruth Frazer. Betty Ketterman. Second Row—Mrs. Goddin. Zenella Johnson. Edith Beer. Beverly Alt. Jimmy Calhcun. Carl Barr. Third Row—Dcnnie Kessel. Bruce Boer. Jimmy Judy. Harold Hines. Jimmy Kessel. Keith Bergdoll. Sixteen The 1952 Petro-Schola