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

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Ga+tte+vti Memorial Field House Faculty 4 c Senior Glass History Seniors . 3 9 10 11 12 13 Petro-Schola King and Queen Junior Class jg School Activities National Honor Society Sophomore Class ..................................................... 20 Freshman Class 22 Eighth Grade 24 Seventh Grade 26 27 Cheer Leaders .............................. Football 30 Boys’ Basketball 32 Girls’ Basketball ................................................... 34 Baseball ............................. Junior High Basketball Page Sports Pictures ............................................ Viking Band 38 Bov's and Girls’ Chorus ............................................... Adult Program and Craft Classes Driver Education ...................................................... Forensic News ................................ Four-H Clubs 44 Future Farmers of America ......... Future Teachers Association .................................... Future Homemakers of America 48 Kev Club 50 Junior Class Play High School Cafeteria Work Program Mathematics and Science Student Council Varsitv Club Viking Log Advertising 58 to Not-So-Vital Statistics 86 3 6 7 14 15 17 18 19 21 23 25 28 29 31 33 35 36 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 57 88 87 Two The 1954 I’ctro-Schola

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IU 1954 Pebia-SoUla Published by 7he Setuosi GIgAA of Pete iAbu Uf cMu h School Petersburg, West Virginia Editor—Amogene Goldizen Business Manager—Nadine Glass Adviser—Bess Snyder Mold

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MemotUal tf-ield Jl u Ae Shown above is an interior view of Memorial Field House looking north from the stage on the southern end of the building. When the seating arrangements are completed the gymnasium will have a capacity of 2,(KM) persons. It is hoped that within the next couple years tele- scope bleachers will be added to the eastern side of the building and the temporary seats now on the east will be moved to the open section on the north end. The playing space is the maximum area permitted lor scholastic play. This is the fourth gymnasium used by Petersburg high school teams since basket- ball began in 1923. The floor was the scene of the sectional tournament this past February when the Vikings beat Moorefield in the championship game. Memorial Field House was dedicated on December 1 with a basketball game between Alderson-Broaddus College and Potomac State College basket- ball teams. J. Bobby Cavanaugh of Cumberland delivered the dedicatory remarks prior to the game. The 1954 Petro-Sclwla Three