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

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tmi W L r . A Freshman class making biscuits. Shown here are two teams of the Sophomore class participating in the third most popular team sport — volleyball. Compliments of P. E. THRUSH AND SONS Moorefield, West Virginia A Junior class sampling the finished product. Ten days to try out a new Sunbeam Fry Pan found the homemaking classes making biscuits, French fries, upside down cake, and many other delicious foods.

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SECTION 3 - GEORGE K. SHAHAN, ADVISOR FIRST ROW: Patricia Rexrode, Anna Lea Riggleman, Virginia Miller. Darlene Reel. Patsy Kuykendall, Janet Mongold. Edna Mongold, Mr. Shahan. SECOND ROW: Kay Richmond, Ruth Ours, Betty Oates, Nancy Rodgers, Shirley Reynolds, Carolyn Ours, Robert Michael. THIRD ROW: William Pennington, Jimmy Roby, Blane Michael, Paul Porter, Secretary, Brenda Nicholson, Donna Peck, Saundra Nesselrodt. FOURTH ROW: Leroy Mallow, John Mongold, Ervin Mallow, Ernie Nelson, Vice-President, Lonnie Mauzy, Treas- urer, Curtis Mauzy. Cia A SECTION 4 - B. R. DUNN, ADVISOR FIRST ROW: Mr. Dunn, Elizabeth Sites, Diane Rung, Secretary, Catherine White, Patsy Wimer, Rose Smith. SECOND ROW: Pat Snell, President, Eileen Swick, Helen Sites, Norma Thorne, Linda Woods. THIRD ROW; Judy Van Meter, Margaret Schell, Betty Van Meter, Treasurer, Margaret Weimer, Linda Whetzel, Dave Stump. FOURTH ROW: John Swick, Jack Vance, Sammy Rodgers.

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An economics class seems to be the logical place to estimate the cost of the Senior trip to New York in the spring. Mr. Sites warns the class of potential travelers to read the small print, es- pecially when they go to the movies, where the admission is 500 (for chil- dren under 12.) Approximately 70 studentshave participated in the Driver’s Education classes this year. At the left Mr. Snyder is giving immediate atten- tion to push button control instructions. Below are some of the students who have successfully passed their driving tests.