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

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cM-anosU jp P. A. £. 6everal members of the student body of Petersburg High School have achieved honors in their outside school activities, which has brought honor to the school. They are listed for you along with the honors they earned. Phillip Park..................................................Golden Horseshoe Winner Elizabeth Wimer.............................................. Golden Horseshoe Winner Ruth Cuppett ...................................... Rhododendron Girls State Jack Bowman .................................. Lt. Governor of the Key Club President of the Eastern Region of the Student Council Donald Graham ......................... All expense trip to 4-H Club Congress Beverly Riggleman .................................. Golden Horseshoe Winner Barbara Mowery ...... Betty Crocker Award for the Homemaker of Tomorrow Mary Catherine Harman .... State FHA Vice President of Music and Recreation Cleta Keplinger .............................. D. A. R. Citizenship Award Harlan Yokum .................................... Horticulture Judging Award Bob Harman ......................................... Golden Horseshoe Winner Donald Huffman ................................... Football. PVC, First Team Johnny Parks ............................... State Entomology Demonstration Fred Painter ................................. Basketball, PVC, Second Team Sectional All-Tournament Team Wayne Barr ............. Basketball, PVC. First Team. Regional and Sectional All-Tournament Team Eddie Nelson ................................................. Camp Horseshoe Keith Inskeep ................................................... Boys’ State The 1955 Petro-Schola Tiventy-Nine

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flaticutal atto+t i Society The National Honor Society Is a nation-wide organization with headquar- lers in Washington, D. C. It came into being as a definite need arose for the recognition of honor students in schools throughout the land. Our chapter was formed in 1939. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote leadership, build an enthusiasm for scholarships, stimulate a desire to render ser- vice, and to develop character in the students. Students are selected from the Junior and Senior classes. Those with a 2 point average or better are considered as candidates to be voted on by the faculty. New members are inducted at a special initiation party. The school service project carried on by our local chapter is the selection of honor students from all the classes at the end of each six weeks. Students having A or B plus averages receive top honor, with B average, honorable men- tion. If a student has received a D he is disqualified. These names are posted in the hall of the main building and appear in the Viking Log and the Grant County Press. The members for this year are: President, Donald Graham; Vice President, Delores Sites; Secretary. Ruth Cuppett; Messenger. Billy Riggleman; Mary Jane Mitchell, Cleta Keplinger and Keith Inskeep. First Row—Cleta Keplinger, Delores Brooks, Delores Sites, Mary Jane Mitchell, Sharon Roby. Second Row—Naomi Stark, Wilma Wampler, Esther Frazier, Freda Smith. Third Row—Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor; Harlan Yokum, Billy Riggleman, Ruth Cuppett. Fourth Row—Johnny Parks, Jack Bowman, Keith Inskeep, Eddie Nelson, Donald Graham. Ticenty-Eight The 1955 Petro-Schola

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Wanda Crites and Mary Alt demon- strate making brownies to their home- making class. The brownies were la- ter served to an adult class. The driver education class taught by Mr. Lloyd N. Snyder was one of the most interesting in school this year. The car used by the students was a new ’54 Ford furnished by Roby Ford Company, of Petersburg. The first se- mester drivers took an active part in S-D Day. December 15. Most of the students enrolled in the drivers education courses are includ- ed in the group picture. Mr. Snyder instructs Lydia May in the correct procedure in shifting gears. Schools could not operate without our efficient bus drivers and the other non-teaching personnel connected with our system. Thirty The 1955 Petro-Schola