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

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' gf 3 F ' -s k 'sf ' k E'-lfftf W- Maw' 5,3 -f,,tf 'f . ' , 2 Q '4 gf ., fifsw-xx , ,s al - 'if' ii X ,gg rw ' 'gf21,giY iff-f 34-13 - - ef 'A -1-:QSM 5' X-'i x. -fx P- o i .. . x11f EQeimQ QQQMQ b i -., q f-N-.1 X k,,'mfXi? fu' ' Q M 'aff-'fi'. f-1 , -A 5 -, . , J -x. -' tg, Q NN in X, W 'qi X ,Fe 95. h gr 1.aA.fssr..r' M- . ' .fr --1 'Q - ,'.15-'lik'-:P 1, 5-lf r ff' Qh r - -f + f . '4 I x V 1 5 K J 5. I THE PETRO-SCHOLA 1963 'Y Pub lished by THE SENIGR CLASS PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Petersburg, West Virginia Volume Number Eighteen FOREWORD As we, the Senior Class of 1963, depart as graduates, we look back at the many struggles we have faced during our high school career in order to graduate, one of the most important steps in our lives. At the same time, our statehas reached its centennial celebrationg it, too, coming through similar struggles since 1863 when Presi- dent Abraham Lincoln signed the bill making West Virginia the thirty-fifth state in the Union. That our state contains spectacular scenery, numerous mountains, industries, and churches of all creeds is notable, but even more noteworthy is the fact that we, as West Virginians and graduates of Petersburg High School, have a bright future in store for us if we will only seek out the oppor- opportunities for employment in the iields of mining, agriculture, tourist trade, industry, and teaching right here in our state. Will we meet the challenge and s eek out these opportunities as true W est Virginians should? Will we gr ow with our Economic conditions may be better in some other states, but can we hope for them to keep on improving in West Virginia if we, the tiiture leaders of the state, seek employment and use our talents elsewhere? Let's be on the team that keeps West Virginia on the move! Wouldn't it be wonderful. if, say twenty years from now. the graduates from other states were coming in greater numbers to find those brighter horizons in our state, the finest of them all! Denver Hipp, Editor tunities which our state has to offer. Think ofthe I 3 5 state as it begins a new century? Or, on the other hand, will we leave our home grounds as many have, to seek what they call brighter horizons? V' FSI J c L ,i g at ih p. 4 , - 1963-H63 QWEST V RGINIA CENTENNI!-XL X Ma S CONTE TS Opening . . Classwork . . Administration Faculty . . . filasses . . . lkthletics . . Organizations Advertising. . Staff .... Page . 1 . 'Y 14 16 21 52 60 72 114 X X K Looking west, C Building, A Gymnasium and Cafeteria. First bus arriving in a snow storm. 4 C Building, looking North 'xx Home Economics Building and Cafeteria, A Building. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS fx, , llllll MISS PETRO-SCHOLA 1963 JULIA WADDY HARTMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harman Hartman Cabins, West Virginia MR. PETRO-SCHOLA 1963 CECIL MCKINNEY ARNOLD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Arnold Cabins, West Virginia THE STUDENTS CHOICE FOR 1963 By popular vote ofthe students of Petersburg High School, Julia Hartman was elected to the honor of being Miss Petro-Schola XVIII and Cecil Arnold that of Mr. Petro-Schola XVIII. Page Sponsored by JAMES PAUL GEARY Petersburg, W. Va. 6 1 PRACTICAL COURSES PREPARE STUDENTS FOR LIVING A QURS QHEVQMT Wi Mr. Evans, Instructor, explains the mechanism of the car to his Drivers' Education class. BELOW: MI. Chadock's Trades class learns to identify tools. - s G X 5 L1 VIKING BAND GAINS STRENGTH Dashing and Distinctive these two words seem to describe the Viking Band better than any Mr, Webster has to offer. During last summer some band boosters had a vision of seeing the PHS band outfitted in new uniforms. A great deal of progress had been made by the band during its one year of being reorganized and these boosters wanted this progress to continue. A few parents started the ball rolling and soon the entire community was involved in raising money to purchase new uniforms for the entire band. The first project was a food stand at the Tri- County Fair, and this was followed by dinners, raffles, selling projects and individual donations. Finally enough money was raised and the Band Boosters met with the uniform company representa- tive and designed the uniform. A total of fifty band uniforms, eight majorette uniforms, and one con- ductor's uniform was purchased. BELOW: The Viking Band at the Poultry Festival. The uniform is a new creation by Ostwald which consists of a military style black coat, with black trousers and hat trimmed in white and red. The coat may be worn in seven different styles. The band year began in ,Tune when summer band school started. The band participated in several events including the Poultry Festival, the High- land County Fair and the Tri-County Fair Parade in which it won first place. During the fall the band added color and entertainment to all home football games by performing at half-time. Several away games were also included in their program. The band participated in the Forest Festival in Elkins and THE VIKING MAIORETTES the Buckwheat Festival in Kingwood. School spirit has been boosted by havlng the band play for home basketball games throughout the year. At press time plans are being made for the band to attend the All-State Band Auditions, area band clinics and festivals and the Apple Blossom Festival, Adding beauty and vitality to the Viking Band is the group of girls who leads the band on parade. During the first week of school tryouts were held and a committee of faculty members selected eight girls to be majorettes for the year, The girls were judged on the following points: dependability, moral character, personality, grades, ability as a majorette and appearance, Selected as head majorette was Marsha Combs, a junior who is serving her second year with the group. Shirley Roby was chosen as assistant head majorette, Shirley is a senior and has been a majorette for three years. Other veteran girls were Penny Harman, senior, third yearg Grace Alt, senior, second yearg and Delores Van Meter, junior, second year, Newcomers to the troupe are Ann Rodgers, junior, Janet Pack, junior, and Judy Pack, freshman. The little majorettes, Coach Michael's daughters, parade with the band at home events. This year has been a successful one in every respect for the PHS band. The organization has grown in size from approximately 35 members to 55. has developed musically, has boosted school spirit and school acitivites, and has been one of the best sources of advertisement for Petersburg High School. Director of the band is Mr. William Fox. who is serving in this position for the second year. 9 The Junior Viking Band perform at the concert, and will be ready for the Viking Band next year. CHOIR CLASS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS A class for those who like to sing could describe the choir class at Petersburg High School. The choir is open to all students in grades 9-12. During the year the choir presents several programs for the student body and for local and civic groups. At Christmas the choir participated in an all-school as- sembly by singing a cantata The Night The Angels Sang . Small groups taken from the choir have entertained on several occasions during the year. Two students attended All-State Chorus in Charles- ton during March, and the choir also participated in area clinics, spring programs and Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. The choir is directed by Mr-. William Fox. FIRST ROW: Dottie Judy, Barbara Bergdoll, Suzie Turpin, Sandra Rodgers, Marsha Hill, Lois Roberts, Virginia Feaster. SECOND ROW: Jane Hyre, Karen Sites, Annabelle Swick, Margaret Ours, Becky Ours, Karen Van Meter, Amanda Full. THIRD ROW: Mr. William Fox, Gretchen Redman, Delores Kessel, Imogean Hedrick, Julia Hartman, Frances Bergdoll, Renna Schaeffer, Vera Redman, Billy Likins. X. Qs, Q K2 Z f d. NQQN 7 , gk gi 3 9+ 1 5 X X iw QQ, .- -Q Ju'- . f. F WN-..,,,,,o ? . J ff E. zn, Q M I!! Q x 4 g L . is X - A N x . X' n xx - 3 2 X f af Ei. R Xw 'Q Q ff' Q A x . ' Ki 3 K A ,Nga-,A w 1-.fiigyio ,NN ,..--..,,A ,wfv -fa' 4 ' 'vsvgfl' 1 A Hu, N fo K .1 SP3 I Q. .14 x X it K y, ,,Q,, . tl XR! w-Quang., ..-, 'Q :sew ..f, .. -Q.. ,av 3 X In chemistry ' lab: John Hawse and Tom Boor preparing oxygen. Janet Pack and Gary Smith boiling water Fourth period class in home economics pre- Sixth period class taking off the finished pariug jars for apple butter. apple butter in the school-community can- nery. BELOW: Mrs. Arno1d's English III class working with the SRA program. N ADMINISTRATIO -Q X sb X K xx , - . Ile ' W ps. . X W X .A County Superintendent C.D. Sions, right, and Assistant Superintendent Thomas Sites, left, keep the school system moving. Qm 'Yl'Z'f1r1rff' k 1 s Nw...,,-,,, 5. gcrpaffn i962 p - 1 2 3 4 5 6 - ' a 9l01l.1 13 is xe 17181920 - 2223 24252627 Q -: 293031 0 4 E 14 County office personnel Miss Betty Groves, Secretary and Miss Grace Hott, Financial secretary. Y. ROBERT W. HUPP B. S. , M. S. , Capital University, West Virginia Wesleyan College West Virginia University LIVING IS LEARNING Graduation is the beginning of learning. Many seniors seem to think that their diploma signifies the end of the educational process. I would like to say that as long as we exist and re- tain our mental facilities our education progresses right up to death. Life is growth. When we dis- continue growth we die. Upon reaching physical maturity the only growth process left is mental. Always strive for improvement of the basic skills you have gained at Petersburg High School. Robert W. Hupp, Principal X SY ss lsxxs Xggigl ENT as ss X X XXX SX sts ss Xtissss x X sr xx X mtt sss. Mr. Hupp, principal, and Mrs. Wilda Stickler, office secretary, make a check on the account book and find it in order. CHARLES D, ALT, B.S. in Agriculture, Potomac State College, West Virginia University, Bible, Science, Biology. MRS, OLLIE ARNOLD, A.B., Home Economics, Berea College, Concord College, English, Social Studies. WAYNE BARR, A.B., Shepherd College, Physical Education, Coach, Biology. MISS WANDA BERGDOLL, A.B, Shepherd College, Business Education, Home Economics. FACULTY FRED BOSLEY, B. S. , M. A. , Kansas State University, West Virginia University, Potomac State College, Biological Science, History, Math. ' GERALD CHADOCK, B.S. , West Virginia University, Agriculture Education, Biological Science, Shop. MRS, LEITH CLARKE, A. B., Glenville State College, English, Speech. MRS, MARY PRISCILLA COLLINS, A. B. , M.A. , Hope College, West Virginia University, University of Chicago, Miami University, History, French, Speech. il B, R, DUNN, B.S. , Agricultural Education, Potomac State College, West Virginia University, Vocational Agricul- ture, English. MRS, SARAH DUNN, B.S. H. E. , West Virginia University, American History, English. TRACY EVANS, A. B. , M.A. , Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Science, Language Arts, Social Science, Drivers' Education. MISS FRANCES EVERLY, A. B. , M. A. , Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Language Arts, Social Science I FACULTY WILLIAM C. FOX, B.S., Music Education, Concord College, Band, Choir, General Music, English. JOHN HAWSE, B.S. , West Virginia University, Chemistry, Physics, General Physical Science. MRS, EVELYN D, HENDERSON, A. B. , M. A. , Fairmont State College, West Virginia University, Social Studies, Science. IRA KIMBLE, A.B. , Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Social Studies, English. QNX MRS, KAY JOYCE KIMBLE, B.S. H. E. . Madison College, English, Language Arts. JIM LONG, B.S. , Concord College, Social Studies, Science, Physical Education. CARROLL MICHAEL, A. B. , Shepherd College, Physical Education. CHARLES MILLER, B.S. , Shepherd College, General Science, General Math. FACULTY MRS. BESS S, MOHL, B.S. H. E. , M.A. , West Virginia University, Home Economics. MRS. LURA LEE MOOMAU, A.B. , West Virginia University, Physical Education, English. MRS, DORTHA RIGGLEMAN, B. S. in Education, Fairmont State College, Physical Education. WAYNE ROMINE, A.B. , M.A. , Salem College, West Virginia University, Business Education. ANTHONY RIZZO, A. B. in Education, Fairmont State College, William and Mary College, Journalism, English. LINTON H. SITES, A.B. , Salem College, Potomac State College, Shepherd College, Language Arts, Social Studies MRS, BARBARA SMITH, A.B. , Shepherd College, Language Arts, Social Studies. REGGIE A. SMITH, A.B. , M. A. , Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Mathematics, Social Studies. FACULTY LEWIS G, STARK, B.S. , M.S. , University of Missouri, West Virginia University, Adult Agriculture Class. ALBERT WHITMER, JR., B.S., Potomac State College, West Virginia University, English, Math. ROBERT WI-IITMER, B.S., Potomac State College, West Virginia University, French, English. MRS. BESSIE H. WOLFORD, A.B., Shepherd College, Fairmont State College, Librarian. EVANS AND HOTT CAPTURE BEAUTY HONORS Senior High Beauty Contestants Page Sponsored by STATE FARM INSUR- ANCE COMPANIES, Daniel L. Evans, A- gent, Petersburg, West Virginia RIGHT: Marcia Evans crowns Ann Hott. Margaret Weimer crowns Marcia Evans BELOW: Ir. High Group. W SENIOR CLASS The long climb has come to an end. The eighty-six students on the following pages have worked, played, and learned together. They have grown with their school and their state. Finally they realize high school life is all to end soon. In their four years of high school, subject material became progressively more difficult. The freshman year emphasized citizenship and scholarship in basic courses in civics and algebra. As sopho- mores, they were introduced to the world of biology and geometry. American history and advanced math were studied when they were juniors. As seniors, the students took subjects which would help them to prepare for maturity, understand life, and select a position in our society, At last it is all finished. They have progressed satisfactorily and have been made ready to go out and face the world on their own, but not alone, as graduates of Petersburg High School, Senior class officers were: Bill Harman, presidentg Cecil Arnold, Vice-president: Carol Nelson, secre- tary: Denver Hipp. treasurer, JOSEPH W. HARMAN, JR. President Senior Class, Basketball, Key Club, Junior Play, Vice-President Junior Class, Varsity Club. CAROL B, NELSON FHA, Secretary Sen- ior Class, Keyettes, National Honor Soci- ety. SENIOR CLASS BARBARA N. VEACH President Student Body, Historian Keyettes, Vice-Presi- dent Pep Club, West Virginia Leadership Conference 1962, Junior Play, Forensic League, Viking Log, Secre tary Student Council, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Golden Horeshoe Winner, Alternate to Rhoden- dron, Girls' State. LELAND T. OURS, JR. National Honor Society, Student Council, Varsity Club, Key Club, Basketball, Junior Play. CECIL M. ARNOLD Vice-President Sen- ior Class, President Key Club, Treasurer Varsity Club, Vice- President Student Council, President Junior Class, Gradu- ation Honor Guard 1962, Student of the Semester, Football, Basketball Manager. DENVER LEE HIPP Treasurer Senior Class, Editor Petro- Schola Student Coun cu, FFA, FTA, Bus- iness Manager Vik- ing Log, Key Club, Junior Play. WILLIAM H. ARNOLD Mountaineer Boys' State, Junior Play, Annual Staff, Key Club, Football. JUDITH C, BROWN Pep Club, FHA, Annu- al Staff. SENIORS GARY T. SMITH Student Council, Key Club, National Honor Society, Pep Band, Annual Staff, Viking Log Staff, Treasurer FTA, Forensic League Band, Band Clinic, Junior Play. GRACE E, ALT Pep Club, Majorette' Captain, Secretary of Band, FTA, FHA, Annual Staff. ...qi BETTY E, BROOKS Pep Club, FHA, An- nual staff, Chorus. IUANITA BURGESS Pep Club, FHA. CAROL SUE CARR FTA, Treasurer and Reporter of FHA, Keyettes, Ex- change Editor of Viking Log, Annual Staff. DONNIE R. CARR FFA Assistant Treasurer. . is .,,X X-' ,' un 'rw SENIORS G LORIA I, CLIFFORD MARCIA M. EVANS Pep Club, Annual Staff, I. V. Cheer- leader, West Virginia Poultry Queen, X Band Majorette, Miss Petersburg 1962, Miss Jr-High 1960, Tri-County Fair Princess. PHYLLIS M. FRIDDLE Cheerleader Q5 yrs.J Miss Football, Key- ettes, Junior Play, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Band, Poultry Princess. FHA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Keyettes, Viking Long Staff C feature writerj. PEGGY E, DAVIS Treasurer FHA, FTA, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Booster Editor, Viking Log. SEYMOUR V. FISHER Key Club, Treasurer of Band, Varsity Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Baseball, Band Clin- ic. AMANDA E. FULL FHA, Chorus. DIXIE LEE GEORGE FHA, Annual Staff, President Keyettes Pep Club. Secretary National Honor Society Pep Club, Viking Log Staff, Rhododendron Girls' State, Leadership Conference 1962, Annual Staff, Junior Play, Band, Golden Horseshoe Poultry Princess. KATHRYN E. GROVES . PATRICIA M, HARMISON Secretary Keyettes, FTA, National Hon- or Society, Viking Log Staff, Pep Club Rhododendron Girls' State, Annual Staff, Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Play, Band, Poultry Princess. CAROLYN F. HASLACKER President National Honor Society, FHA, FTA, Keyettes, Pep Club, Student Coun- cil, Student of the Semester 1962, Miss Key Club 1962, An- nual Staff, FFA Chapter Sweet- heart 1963, Junior Play, Poultry Prin- cess. SENIORS ARTHUR E HALTERMAN Co Captain Football, Key Club, Varsity Club PENNY L. HARMAN Band, Majorette, FTA, FHA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Chorus, Student Council, Treasurer of Chorus, Poultry Princess. mms i JULIA W. HARTMAN President Pep Club, FHA, FTA, Vice- President Chorus, All- State Chorus, Foren- sic League, Cheer- leader 1958, Student Council, Annual staff, Junior Play. DORON E. HASLACKER National Poultry Judging Team, Vo-Ag Judging Team, qSweepstakes 3 yrs.J Secretary South Branch Federation FFA, FFA Annual Staff, Junior Play. PATRICIA L, HAWK Keyettes, FHA, Co-Editor Viking Log, Literary Editor Viking Log, Annual Staff, Junior Play. ESTIL L. HEAVENER FFA SENIORS JUANITA D. HELMICK FHA, Pep Club, Annual Staff. SHARON E. HINES Pep Club, FHA .4 PAUL V. IMAN FFA HELEN C. KESNER Pep Club, FHA, Annu- al Staff. ROGER L. JUDY FFA, Junior Play. JEARL L. KETTERMAN Football Co-Captain, FFA, Varsity Club, A11-Conference Foot- ball Team 1962-63. NELSON R. KETTERMAN ROBERT C. KILE SENICRS BARBARA M. KIMBLE Pep Club, Annual Staff, FTA, FHA, Band, V1k1ng Log Staff. CHARLES L. KIMBLE Key Club, Varslty Club President, Basketball, Football. POLLY ANNA KIMBLE Pep Club, FHA, C. A. P. Band, Annual Staff. JOHNNY M. KOONTZ FFA, Varsity Club, Basketball, Baseball. EW BOBBY O, KITE Football, FFA, Junior Play, Student Coun- cil. MELVIN R. MALLOW FFA, Civil Air Pa- trol. CHARLES W. MARTIN Assistant President, FFA. KATHRYN L. MICHAEL FTA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, FHA V A X .egg ff H SENIORS SHARON P. OURS Pep Club, FHA, Annu- al Staff. BETTY J. PARSONS Pep Club, FHA. LEE ANN MONGOLD JOY D, OURS Viking Log Staff, FHA, FTA, Annual Staff. ...nd VALERIE D. PRICE Pep Club, FTA, Chorus, Annual Staff, Junior Play. WILLIAM D. RATCLIFF FFA ROBERT L. PARK LESLIE L, PRICE Pep Club, Editor of Viking Log, Annu- al Staff, Keyettes, FTA, FHA, RICHARD S. ROBY Mountaineer Boy's State, Pep Band, Jun ior Play, Annual Staff, President of Band, Vice-President FTA, Secretary Key Club, Forensic League, Band Clinic, Basketball. VAUDA E. ROHRBAUGH Pep Club, FHA, Annual Staff, FTA, SENIORS DONNA E. REXRODE Pep Club WANDA L. RIGGLEMAN FHA, FTA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Civil Air Patrol. DWAYNE A. SCHINZING Varsity Club, Basketball, Football, Junior Play, Band. ANNA U. SHREVE FHA, Viking Log Staff, Annual Staff. SHIRLEY A, ROBY Secretary FTA, Head Majorette, Band, Pep Band, Band Clinic, FHA, Jtmior Play, Pep Club, An- nual Staff, Civil Air Patrol, Tri-County Fair Princess. VIRGINIA L. ROHRBAUGH FHA, FTA, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Key- ettes. SENIORS GLONA I, SITES FHA ROGER L SITES THURMAN W. SMITH FFA 3 JoYcE J. sites FHA, Pep Club MARY JANE SNYDER FHA, Student Council, Student of Semester, Secretary FHA. HAROLD E SMITH Football, Baseball, Annual Staff, Presi- dent FTA Messenger National Honor Society, Student Council. Junior Play. JOHN I. SNELL Vice-President Band, FFA, Junior Play, Band Clinic, Annual Staff. MICHAEL R. SNYDER Band JAMES T. THORNE PATRICIA A. TOWNSEND Golden Horseshoe Winner, Camp Horse- shoe, Pep Club, Vik- ing Log Staff, Co- Editor The Petro- Schola, Forensic League. SENIORS PATRICIA H. STONESTREET Student Council, 1962 Graduation Honor Guard, Stu- dent of the Semester, Secretary Junior Class, Secretary FHA 1961-63, Keyettes, FHA, LEMOINE K. THOMPSON Treasurer Key Club, Varsity Club, Archery Club, Junior Play, Football, PVC Second Team All-Conference Bas- ketball, Baseball. 41 SUZANNE L TURPIN FTA, FHA, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Chorus ELAINE E. VANCE FHA, Pep Club, Junior Play. MAXINE R. THORNE Pep Club, FHA, Junior Play. BRENDA Y. TURNER Band, Pep Club, FHA, FTA, viking Log Staff, Annual Staff. I if GLORIA A. VAN METER Pep Club, FHA, Jun- ior Play. ROY A WALTERS SENIORS Pep Club, FHA, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 1961-62, Junior Play. GEORGE K. VAN METER Vrkrng Log Staff, Natronal Honor Socrety, Key Club. TWILA M. WATTS Pep Club, FHA, Chorus. WILLIAM D. WOLFE FFA ANDREW L. WALKER Assistant Treasurer Varsity Club, Treas- urer Junior Class. FREDDIE W, WATTS FFA JU 1oR CLASS The junior year is the last one in high school to prepare for the many new responsibilities which lie ahead in the senior year. It is necessary that students work with zeal as they move forward to whatever chanlleges they may meet beyond the next horizon -- in the final year. There are many opportunities for juniors to express themselves and grow in ability to ac- cept greater responsibilities. They are in position to play an increasingly important part in the progress of the school. Junior Class Officers were: Tom Boor, presidents Glenn Vance, vice-president: Janet Pack, secretary: and Norman Sites, treasurer. Warsaw X X egg it? ' N X X xX S X X X 5 is X s sr x ti Xx X N X X NP Q 3 X R QE Xgigd. rrit , f UNIOR David Douglas Allanson Edwin Neal Alt Judy Ann Alt Raymond Alt, Jr. Alice Jean Bennett Juanita Jane Berg Peggy Elaine Berg Laura Frances Bergdoll Kathyrn Blanch Bobo Thomas Alan Boor Ruth Ann Borror Barbara Ann Brennan Edith Diana Brogan Roger Dale Burgess Ronnie Paul Carr Stanley Earl Champ Dorothy Jean Clark Marsha Lee Combs Betty Ann Cornell Caroll Blane Cook Dwight Gordon Cook Larry Eugene Cosner William Jerome Cowherd David Earle Cuppett Ill Robert Vance Dettinburn Carol Louise Evans Joe Roger Evans Judy Ann Feaster Charles Adam Fisher Lawrence Edward Foley Donna Jean Fridley Priscilla Elaine Getz Teddy Ray Goldizen Debra Lucille Harr Annie Mae Hartman Edna Irene Haslacker John Lee Hawse Shelva Jean Heavener Roy Ellsworth Hendrickson Darlene Virginia Hesse CLASS Joe Kenneth Hines Steve Leon Hott David Snowden Hyre Elizabeth Jane Hyre Roy Wayne Hyre Charles Edward lman Beverly Kay Judy Stephen Mitchell Judy Barbara Anne Keplinger Loney Melvin Keplinger Jariet Theodore Kessel John Wesley Ketterman Roger William Ketterman Richard Vernon Kile Hilda Frances Kimble Polly Anna Kimble Sandra Lee Kimble Robert William Kuykendoll Clara Bell Landis Roger William Lewis Carl Owen Mace Corena Annette Markwood Ruby Ann Martin Dottie Kay Mauzy Letha Margaret May Larry Dyer Mongold Raymond William Nelson Beverly Ann Oates Rebecca Jane Ours Janet Marie Pack Shirley Jean Phares Charles Branson Redman Starlet Jean Redman Roy Lemuel Reynolds Sharon Ann Rodgers Douglas Eugene Schinzing Roxanne Elaine Secrist Jerry Lemuel Sherman Mary Belle Simmons Lysle Richard Sites f rrr Q XX R XXXX1 X XX - XX I: .4X-XV YN' ...,.,X,,a X X., X . 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X -Q X S X X X Xs X X X WX XXX r was X2 X T X X X XX XXX X ka: X ' -X - ' A .ft Q .XQ -X ' XXQ5 35152 X X .Q SX X -:X1 4. . ewiis SXXXXQ1' XXXK QQXX-XXX: X X . :R - . sms X rg It , s ' sais X Fr t , . QV 5 s st? X X JU ron t X Norman G. Sites Frederick R. Smith N N s N X X We . .. Q t.. 'iss N . s Nancy L. Smith p Sue Snell Stickler -s Charles K, Suickler g , T S Shirley J. swick , S M E ig, o p is Larry James Sydenstricker Darlene Mae Thorne ' Q p ,II Edward Thompson Thorne 1 ' 'il' f s My Roger Ethan Thorne ' Margaret Jane Toothman SOPHOMORE As a sophomore, one is at the second stage of secondary educational development, at this time laying a foundation for life-long learning, developing scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and discovering one's role as an individual. The sophomore class is a step of great importance toward the pinnacle of success. The Sophomore Class officers were: Russell Buddy Burgess, president, who was absent when the picture was taken, Margaret Martin, vice-president: Patricia Rohrbaugh, secretary: and Donald Mongold, treasurer. CLASS Teresa Turner Glenn Vance, Jimior Marietta Virginia Vance Cynthia Victoria Van Meter Delores E. Van Meter Karen Louise Van Meter Mary Winston Waddy Ruth Elaine Watts Delmas Harold Whetzel Linda Kay Wimer CLASS Malcolm McClure Alt Morris Lee Alt Rebecca Sue Alt Linda Lou Barr Alberta Diane Beckwith Franklin Eugene Bennett Leon Woodrow Bennett Alma Gale Berg Delmer Ray Berg Dottie Sue Berg May Ann Berg Allan Cletus Bergdoll Barbara Ann Bergdoll Carolyn Sue Bergdoll Carol Ellen Bible Lysle Brooks Bible Norma Elizabeth Bible Linda Kaye Bobo Hope Virginia Borror James R. Brodengeyer img. . Ni X-f X N25 . it ' , giwistifs-?ti1.A,', il XX X Q is XX N S X X X X s Q QQ X X Q N X X X X X X X Q Q X XX Q X XX X ... XSS Q .N Q fx XB S .. . 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XX is 2 -'-- J XX ' X . i XE - . wif . - , 3 X T F. . -XX X X XX X M X E X J X F, X X S Y' X X X-.R .- X . 1-X - X w-rx X X .X X. X xX S X X X If N '1 ' ' ' ' X . - . .. X -. . Q ..X E R X.. XX :X K:k-k gi ' I aa X ..: -.'.' . X -X XX XX X XX.. X J ' ' X X X X X ..,. , X X X X X X Y S XX - . XX X X X X X ' t x' QT X X X.. .. X.. XX S X X is X P8 X SOPHOMORE Karen Sue Brown Allen Randolph Bruce Russell William Burgess Linda Mae Carr Larry Dale Champ Tony Ray Crites Marian louise Cullers Patricia Ann Delawder Evelyn M. Denny Arvella Mae Dolly Eileen Mae Dolly Abraham John Evans Eleanor Elaine Franz Patricia Ann Frazier Archie Martin Goldizen Carolyn Louise Goldizen Paul David Goldizen Sandra Kay Goldizen Ellen Irene Groves William Maxwell Halterman Beverly Sue Harman Donald Wayne Harris John William Harrison Edgar William Hartman, Jr. Arlyce June Haslacker Carolyn Lee Helmick Eddie Raymond Hill Marsha Jean Hill George Edward Hines John Paul Hott Judy Lane Huffman Betty June lnskeep Susan Jane Inskeep Jared Roy Johnson Douglas Arthur Jones Linda Kay Judy Mary Kay Judy Madaline Fay Keplinger Robert Eugene Keplinger Donna Jean Kesner CLASS Douglas Gene Kesner Glenna Jean Kesner Phyllis Jane Kimble Patricia Jane Kisamore Donald Bradford Kite Eston Eugene Mallow Linda Marie Mallow Karen Cecila Markwood Leonard Franklin Martin Margaret Ann Martin Raymond Elwood Martin Larry Wendall Mauzy Norma Jean Mauzy Brenda Kay Mongold Diana louise Mongold Donald Keith Mongold Roger Wayne Mongold Shirley Ann Moyers Gene Alden Ours Phyllis Mae Ours Ronda Kay Pennington Brenda Lee Redman Gretchen Louise Redman Dorothy Jean Reel Lynwood Claude Reel Ricky William Reel George Anderson Loretta Virginia Reynolds Carl Bruce Riggleman Dean Elvin Riggleman Mary Edwina Rodgers Sandra Kay Rodgers Billy Ray Rohrbaugh Patricia Ann Rohrbaugh Robert Reignhardt Rohrb Nancy Helen Secrist Nancy Lee Self Robert Lee Shillingburg Dorla Jeanette Shirk Wanda lee Shreve au gh x Q5 K , as s f, X X x SX K s X ,X X is .X X, A s s XX ' s K K . X .r... . N.. -f-:XX-. X Y J in 5. RX, ,N .2 X X 1' ' X. 5 gs s 3 X X X X sr Q X X x N ew.-we :-X - X -- X X Q X ff K X P: X -' fi r if byh ,,,.t, P X, ttffo t . X r S as X .r ,dh X g X slf X XX X Nil ' . P. . -z I QX' 1 X .t X X Q PE - X R X X . X X, A NX X X 5 Xxx? Q X X X., R on NXW f K x-sf':N.ss X f XA -. I K -K , R-'P XX x X X 5 P X R -- . NX5 . X, sf X X: .- I X1 Si X X X X X S Kgs Y X XR Q so s SX X X so X X xyxx 1 X 2- , no .. X- so-K . tgg . Ti V' X Q N YN N X XX N N xv .a N X 'X X XX sei X .Q :- se x in -1.3 :. . k '-'fro X ' X R s Sw X Q. -X1 tr.. A asf? 'i N hx SOPHOMORE Karen Ann Sites Gary Orlen Smith Janet Louise Smith Linda Louise Snyder X N X X X S 'S Q x X W ss X Y S xv Q-is X is My . xi ,. XX Patricia Ann Stewart isps YN NSS-.'Xf: 5 .. 1 X X X S X x X i .Q A ss S s N W FRESHMA James Homer Swick Donna Virginia Teter William A. Thompson Lucy Mae Thorne Being a freshman is the first of four steps in secondary education. It is at this point that one makes some of the most important decisions in the high school career. It is necessary to decide which curriculum--generalor college preparatory--one will need in the course of life. One is not only a freshman , but a fresh rnan in the whirl of studying, working, and playing, as a student entering the most important years of life. Freshmen Class Officers: James Marshall Stewart, president: Renna Sue Schaeffer, vice-president: Julia E. Redman, secretary: Charles Michael Combs, treasurer. CLASS Blondena Faye Turner Clarence William Turner Kathleen Vance Larry Wayne Vance Patricia Ann Vance Douglas Wayne Alt Norma Marie Alt Sharon Kay Alt Nancy Lee Ayers Gladys Elva Bennett James Dale Bennett Galen Delmas Berg Steve Eugene Berg Delmas Claud Bergdoll Harold Allen Bible Hilda Faye Bible Brenda Sue Boor Norma Darlene Borror Linda Mae Borror Vada Lee Borror Wanda Marie Borror Warren Paul Borror Linda Sue Brennan Faye Carr Geralding Lou Carr R' X ,, X X Q ...f S X X K fi SR X. 'QW XX Elizabeth Marie Van Meter Sandra Pearl Weimer Doris Rebecca Wratchford CLASS : kwa .Q :r g -3 Sly 2 I - 3 ' L 1 .rf S kk 5 Q XXX Q a 5 2 s- X .. rr 5 xx? A fi X xr it A' :E x ,ii A A X ..L. K . S X SS :X K . tX ' 1 -. Si --.k max -E ' X- .f fk . ' - . s .AS K X 1 X .R - .VX - A Q5 Se - ,gg ,E X ,,:. il at X .nf ei! X aw -- - . E il' S N X Q2 if X X. ..,, we - : rrr fs ra Xe Q i ri fi 5 S - S ii S 'xii V v a- Xx- 4 V .-.. S ., S i A Q .V Q- - -' are X or N I: L ,X S 3' ea . 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X X FRESHMA Barbara Irene Clauze Reggie Eugene Clauze Charles Michael Combs Paul Roger Cook Amy Perdew Cowherd Rose Marie Crites Thomas Kent Deadrick Rhonda Jean DeMedici Jackie Homer Denny Dwight Edmondson Dollene Kay Eskridge Barbara Louise Evans Shirley Louise Evans Linda Kay Feaster Virginia Sue Feaster Flora Jane Fisher David William Franz Brenda Kay George Charles Lowell Goldizen Larry Robert Goldizen Leo Julius Goldizen George Geltmyier Harmison Judy Ann Harold Anna Lee Haslacker Donna Jean Haslacker Donna Jean Heavener Juanita Kathryn Heavener Imojean Mae Hedrick Shirley Jean Hedrick Walter Leroy Hedrick Betty Marlene Hose Mary Ann Huffman Gerald Elwood Iman Dottie lou Judy Doris Lee Keplinger Linda Lee Keplinger Wanda Lee Keplinger Delores Elaine Kessel Raymond Newton Kile Mervin Frederick Kimble CLASS Stephen Blake Landis Shirley Ann Lewis William Blane Likins Bonnie lou Mace Flo Elaine Martin Mikal Ruth McCartney Geraldine Janice Meadows Walter Ordalas Michael Joyce Ann Mongold Patricia Ann Mongold Charles Vossler Oates Margaret Scott Ours Judith Ann Pack Loretta C. 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X , .X..o..1 H X XX? . :xx 'N :i x X. 1. . t. l Betty Jean Keplinger X Curtis Earl Keplin er fi Darlene Mae Keplinger f .:.' . . X Naomi Pearl Keplrnger .LA :QA WNA X l - bb Barbara Louise Kessel X rr: J Nancy Ellen Kessel f. XX S X X X X X X X X XS XX? X Q X ' R is 1 N QQ L Xa XX this N XX X N X X X XX Richard Emanual Kessel Lana Jean Ketterman Shirley Jean Kisamore Rosalie E. Leatherman Rosanna Virginia Leatherman km? Lkkkl.. .X -.fi 53 FXX X' r P X- A . N TfSi'5XX'if?i -5 X ,, ' xv X Q X XXW W X X J XXX X S Q XXX XX Xu XX xi XX s I 'S X X ' s wt .. .. K ' ,Q . Xa.. . X ggi? Robert Long, Junior Freddie Dean Mallow Leon William Mongold Nelda Mae Moyers Judith E. Nesselrodt William Clarence Oates Clarence Frederick Ours Nancy Ann Park Patricia Ann Parsons Rebecca Carol Plauger Josephine Reed Joseph Norman Reel James Millar Reid Larry Douglas Reynolds David Elmer Rexroad John Rexroad Linda Sue R'g1eman Lowell Ray Rogers Darlene Mary Rohrbaugh Dianna Gaynell Rohrbaugh Freddie Lee Rohrbaugh Patricia Joan Runion Charles David Sanger Esther Louise Self Judy Elaine Shaeffer Frederick Joseph Shobe Alan Wayne Smith Carolyn Ann Smith Linda Kay Swick Clarence Everly Van Meter Sandra Kay Van Meter Linda Sue Waldron Roscoe Vernon Waldron Raymond William Walters Barbara Lucille Watts Carolyn Mae Watts Betty Gail Weatherholtz Russel W eatherholtz, Junior Shirley Mae Whetzel Karen Sue Wolfe GRADE X rrrrr r X5 XX XXX :D . f' 3: X i XXX- X X, X XX: as ,:. s.-s X . , ' XX -X. i Q Xi ir..:: Xi N X X XXX X X X X X 3 XX X X X s SXX X rw' X X X 'X rrr , J yi rrr,rr X X-XXX ' X X . -X Xwe X X X 'Q XS X X XX X X XX X X Nm X X X X N 3 SX X X X Xi X X X.-. 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R 5 f my X X X X s r XS 1 S 1 Q X -ze 5, 'X ?siX'E Oceola McClure Smith Alt Virginia Alice Alt Larry Douglas Armentrout Carl Edgar Barger Rosalie Barger Judy Elaine Barr Margaret Ann Bartley Glenden Jerald Berg Nancy Elizabeth Berg Helen Louise Bennett Mildred Elonita Bennett Carole Louise Boor George Bruce Bowen ' Robert Howard Burgess Phyllis Jane Carr Patricia Ann Christopher Janet Sue Clark Gerry Allen Davis Nellie Catherine Delawder Clara Virginia Evans David Levonne Evans Glenn Thomas Evans Doyell Wayne Feaster Tracy Lindual Feaster Deborah Lee Files Sheryl Lane Foley Clarence Getz, Junior Diana Lynn Getz Sharon Jean George Sharon Elma Goldizen Jayne Harman Groves Marc Lee Harman Charles Darrell Haslacker Teresa Hawse Larry Joe Heavener Peggy Sue Heavener Roscoe Vernon Heavener, Jr. Larry Kenneth Hedrick Patricia Grace Holloway Bruce Eugene Hyre Leona Faye Hyre Cordelia Sue Judy Judith Ann Judy Olen Frederick Judy Harold Keplinger, Junior Paul William Keplinger Mary Elizabeth Kile Jerry Marvin Kimble Jane Frye Kite Lester G. Kuykendall Sharon Darlene Landis Buddy Lee Long Michael Lyon Reva Jean Mace Leonard Marshall Mallow Robert Lee Martin Roy Elwood Martin Vernon Brook Martin Elva Elizabeth May Gary Allen Michael Kitty Lou Mongold Frances Marie Moyers Juanita Carolyn Moyers Diana Kay Mullenax Julie Aletha Nesselrodt GRADE :.,s,:r :-. . sis X ' J N XX-Qi XX X X X SQ X Q E X X X i t X S X X XXX V XF X, J X EXXX s XXX . X .X X N' xi XXXS - XXXXQ , X X f' XXX LX XX- 'x'X'?1: rf. X XX is X X XXX ii X X FX XXX XX X Q W -' YH 5 X QX ' SEX S XX X X E XSWX S XXQ X X .X XXX S X X X g 2.-i X r i XQXX-:XXXL 1:Xf:f'XXX lf is - ii iff-: XXX? X X X X X121 W X N- NE X i . X f' XXX- X XX X X XQ X X X if S' P Z ' ' A -X X ,.: t' -Nr X ei Fix X 5 X X X X XX X X is-X XX 'X Q' tl: k ,,.XX X X XXX XX X X.,-.X X- .f. 't A X X ., MEX. X Qi ' fi 3-X X. tx? Q fy .. XX :X X 'L -ss. ' gi X X - :X 'rss X . QM XG ' ,gNlX1QX, X pgxg. we L.-,X 'X K i X fT-ff-'1Sf'im- i is X I S XX X4-1 Xg Q N. XX X . 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J : S- XXX, X ix XXX 'XX X N X X X X X X f X XX X K X Gerald Dewain Ours Harman Ours, Junior John George Ours Justin Dale Ours Micky Ray Ours Phyllis Marie Ours Richard Allen Ours Roger Lee Ours Allen Richard Parsons Esther Blanche Parsons Delmas Dale Patch Rosalee Reed Patricia Ann Reel William Dolrnan Reel James Dennis Riggleman Robert Lee Riggleman Patricia Lynn Roberts Clayton Dale Rodgers Myra Irene Rodgers Beverly Ann Rohrbaugh Donald Eugene Rohrbaugh Faye Elaine Rohrbaugh Iris Annabelle Rohrbaugh Larry Edward Rohrbaugh Lincoln Gay Rohrbaugh Lynn Edward Rohrbaugh Raymond Dwight Rohrbaugh Virginia Mae Rohrbaugh Wayne Eugene Rohrbaugh Alta Lavadia Rotruck Max Lynn Runion, Junior Kenneth Randolph Shobe Terry Ernest Shobe Catherine Elizabeth Shreve Joel Thomas Shreve Rebecca Sue Simmons Ralph E. Sites Doris Lee Smith Gregory Allen Smith Ronald Lee Spencer Calvin Ray Stump Catherine Ranetta Stump Diana Mae Stump Gary Lee Stump George Franklin Stump Carol Jean Swick Doris Ann Teter Lysle Glenn Turner Barbara Louise Vance Virgil Gordon Vance Barbara Louise Van Meter Ronald William Van Meter Betty Jean Waldron Delton Jay Watts Donald Ray Watts Larry Brian Watts Terry Ryan Watts Billy Dale Weatherholtz Linda Carol Weatherholtz Thomas Charles Western Diana Sue Whetzel Elsie Virginia Whetzel Grace Lee Whetzel Roger Wayne Wimer Gary Wayne Wratchford Lester Kenneth Wratchford Nellie Catherine Wratchford Sandra Kay Wratchford Alan Dale Yokum Larry Gene Zirk GRADE E . .x K I 1 tm if s X X X -X X ,Q Xe 3 X X 'Q X 3 was fx us e .X X. X s N S X s SX X X iw X X Q XX? . t N K f is -S -I X X X KX XXX X X X X X QX X Xiwilsk X X 52 X XX X X X XXX? X5 X X X wig X . 1 XSS X IS . .Q X .Xa ii - X X S XXX X X X X X QM X 3 rl k,.XX QXX X eeee Xa XX S X -r . 5 5 .. gg QQX X X: .XXX ,S it S XX X f 3 s X 3 3 X X2 X X x XX X XX X X E-I B is E X X XX X 1 if S Sig :XXX 1 QX XX .X -. E' L: X -X ,Q t.L. . steees saee X X XX X X XX X X X 3 X XQX X X X XX XXI-QX XS X E S X X K X X XX X X - X' IX -ts- 2 X 'I' N N: ., ggi? N L ,Z N - - . 2 X X . X k - .X-gg XXX X X E F X X X E X X XA Q2 S X XX X gg t-Xt . . XXXXXQX X .--X5-LXKXX .E 5 kk.k X5 ii .- - - f-if-if L. yi: J . r ., Xa ' 2 1 'XQ x XX -X X XXX? X XXXXX X s it .. g XX . .-.Q gag NX MX X. . Yix sakkk X2 .msgs ig s.. 315 L if 4 X X ii f Qi ..X l XX we B X it X S X -X-:-'XXX-saffsw---Qs --:..,f T iii' X X? SX? X X fl . I- : 1? SKXQQ-V X-.5 X3 . X. - 2 523' 3:5-XY5 X E' ' A xii. FS - -X NX K if-. 'E X I X X X X Q X X X X l X X E X X as XXX S - XX? ' x X Q XXX XX XX X X X X 5 X XX XX X X X m X X 3X X f . .XXF is Es F . i X Qs XX .Y X5 s , K . My X . X -.1-.. Xa 1 -- X 2 . Q ,.'.' D R .KE Ri QXXXE XX XX XXX XX gg X . as X X --.- XX X X . Q V . s ,S X X XX XXXXX 516: S' SEXY -s ' X X X X XXX X X RX X XXX X if- x B X 4 X 1 X. X X S Sk X XXQ 5 X s X XX. 'X fs if Xiywgjfx X3 K i FX' X 1 Q X -'fx x , .5 1. K S3 Q SEX QS: Q. 1 I Sr 1 . X5-Q XX .J X XX X XX X X X X XX X X XX X X3 XX QR X . X. . XXX X X XX X X X X QSXX is XXX X XX is X X XXX K X vf VIKINGS END SEASON WITH A 4-6 RECORD The Petersburg Vikings, guided by head coach Wayne Barr and assistant coaches Jim Long and Carroll Michael, fought valiantly this year only to finish the gridiron season with a 4-6 record. The four important victories were chalked up against Franklin 9-0, Ridgeley 14-'7,, Circleville 20-0, and Southern 35-0 in a most successful home- coming game. The six losses came at the hands of Thomas 19-0, Moorefield 20-7, Charles Town 6-0, Beall 13-12, Keyser 20-O, and Romney 19-0. Only four seniors were lost through graduation this year, Eugene Halterman, guardg Leroy Ketterman, fullback: Cecil Arnold, center, and Lee Thompson at end. Two members of the Viking squad were named to the All-Conference first team this year, representing the entire Potomac Valley Conference. They were Leroy Ketterman, fullback, and Norman Sites, guard. Lee Thompson was named as second team end. The Viking Football Team, Coaches and Principal Hupp FIRST ROW: Douglas Jones, Clarence Turner, Billy Lyon, James Gaiter, Delmas Mauzy, Frank Bennett, Roger Swick, James Stewart, David Franz, Clarence Porter, Reggie Clauze, Charles Goldizen. SECOND ROW: John Harrison, Ronnie Ketterman, Allen Bruce, John Hott, Russell Burgess, Roy Reynolds, Bill Thompson, Eston Mallow, John Moyers, Glen Vance, Norman Sites, Eddie Thorne, Jim Swick, Eddie Hill, Doug Schinzing, Mr. Hupp. THIRD ROW: Wayne Barr, head coach: Carroll Michael, assistant coach: Cecil Arnold, Leroy Ketterman, Lee Thompson, Don Mongold, Eugene Kessel, Jariet Kessel, Joe Evans, Dick Sites, Joe Hines, Eugene Halterman, Larry Mauzy, Jim Long, assistant coach. 52 Pictured above is the Pep Club, staunch supporters of the Vikings at athletic events Ketterman pushes for yardage at the homecoming game. PRINCIPAL HUPP CROWNS MISS FOOTBALL IX AT HOMECOMING F ootb all season was ended November 2 with the gala festivities of Horne- coming. The day's events began with a parade which proceeded through Petersburg. Each class, various school clubs, and community organizations partic- fcontinuedj Rebecca Alt, sophomore, is crowned Miss Football IX by Mr. Robert W. Hupp, principal of Petersburg High School during half-time cere- monies of Homecoming game. BELOW: Miss Football IX and princesses. X XN5 XX X SQ NN. ix -X s X NA X X 1 'X xg xxx QW wikis? XS R X xx, 'QXNKXX vile!! .. bw kgxww xx NSS xx Fi KEN Swxwwxx W I I I x S QF 2 A Q M513 - Q, 1 fy' iw, 'F' f . Hugs P 1 t ?A fri xx 3 5' Q Q Qcontinued from page 551 vict or y since it was their first win on Homecoming Day in several years. HOMECOMING The Viking Band begins its half-time performance at the Homecoming Game. The day was climaxed with the annual Homecoming Dance in B-Gym sponsored by the Senior Class. CEndJ. Floats line up before being judged at Homecoming after participating in the most successful parade at any Homecoming observance at PHS. Senior beauties adorn the twelfth-grade float in the Homecoming Parade , which won second place in the judging. gs-is W Q a ,NJ -ik KYN K s ' f xx I .. X , NE Q li Mififa r is - I ss rx 5 xi X 4 at X N 'Q t-1. x R rise- X r - is XR - 4 W , nrxp -A at A S a 5-si X rn.fiX.... WRESTLING NEW AT P. H. S. Wrestling is an up and coming high school sport which gives a boy of all sizes a chance to participate in an athletic contest. A match consists of six minutes, this being divided into three two-minute periods. The match is started from a stand- ing position, the object being to pin your opponent. If no pin has occurred in the first two minutes, the players then take what is known as a referee's position on their knees. Points are M kppgpn p kggp W 1 3 scored for falls and reversals. If no The wrestling team. 'W 5 fs pin takes place, the man with the most points wins. If a pin takes place, the individual gets five points which are totaled at the end of the match to see which team won. The wrestlers are divided according to weight starting from 97 pound class up to what is called the unlimited class for those weighing over 1'7 I pounds. All in all, this is a rugged individual sport, which should be encouraged as an inter-scholastic sport. It not only builds good physical skills, but also gives the individual self-reliance. Oh boy! Just wait till I get in there. CMI. Long's babyj 'ARCHERY CLASSES HELD WEEKLY For a number of years, there has been an Archery Club in the county, but due to bad weather, club activities had to be halted with the coming of the winter months. The early fall of 1962 brought plans to go indoors during bad weather. Permission was obtained from officials to have the classes and shoots in B gymnasium. Target mats were purchased, and when everything was made ready, everyone was invited to attend the archery classes and to join the Archery Club. Classes are held each week preceding the club member's shoot. Fifteen persons attended the first instructional class, and since that time there has been increasing interest and participation in the activities of the club. The club is proud of its accomplishments thus far, and the members hope to keep archery going year round in this area from now on. p . Ama. Winners of Arrows and Quiver, fall, 1962: David Rexroad and Curtis Keplinger. Bobby Hupp gives Mr. Fox a hand with the band and the majorettes. Cheerleaders Marry Waddy, Patti Harmi- son, Becky Alt, Margaret Martin and Phyllis Friddle lead the Pep Club in the bleachers in rallying to support the home team. The Pep Club has given a great deal of time to set- ting the stage for the games, as in decor- ating goal posts, seeing that all loyal fans were wearing pennants and other Pep Club emblems, and yelling for dear life at all the games. YEA A basket ????? PEP CLUB OFF- CERS --Presi- man, Vice- President Ann - Hott, Secretary Corena Mark- wood, Treas- urer, Larry Mauzy. s VIKINGS' dent Julia Hart- VIKINGS ROMP THROUGH SEASON The Petersburg High School Vikings opened the 1962-63 season with 53-44 win over Circleville as Bill Harman scored 17 points. In a road game at Mathias. five Vikings hit double figures and the Vikings ran their record to 2-0 withan82-66 win. Piedmont handed the Vikings their first setback of the season to the tune of 46-34 despite a tremendous 19 point performance by Dwayne Schinzing. In an afternoon game played before the Petersburg student body, the Vikings nipped Bayard 61-49. Petersburg next journeyed to Franklin where they came from behind in the closing minutes to upset unbeaten Franklin 60-56, Petersburg swept top honors in the third annual Holiday Tourney with a 58-47 win over Circle- ville and a 67-4-3 romp against Franklin. The Vikings trailed nearly the entire game before topping Romney 67-63 to open play in the month of January, Johnnie Koontz racked up 25 points to lead the Vikings over Mathias 71-57 at home. Keyser handed Petersburg their second loss of the season 55-54 in an overtime game despitea24 rebound performance by Bill Harman. At this point in the season, the season, the Vikings lost Bill Harman due to illness and many of the other players were befell by injuries. The Vikings, with Jim Brodengeyer in the center position and Chuck Kimble in charge of the rebounding chores, squeaked past Circleville 59-57, bumped off old rival Moorefield by a score of 67-46 before losing suc- cessive games to Keyser 87-56 and Franklin 40-39. At the time of this writing, the Vikings still had games remaining with Bayard, Romney, LaSalle, Piedmont, Moorefield and Monterey, Virginia. BELOW: Coach Michael and the first and second teams. KNEELING Dave Cuppett Dwayne Schinzing Jim Brodengeyer, Chuck Kimble, Johnnie Koontz. STANDING: Coach Michael Chuck Fisher Eddie H111 William Halterman, Donald Mongold, Roy Harman, Jerry Sherman. I. -. We n ARMQERS 0 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization consisting of farm boys from the ages of 14 to 21. These boys are learning improved farming methods and putting what they learn in class into practice. Vocational Agriculture gives the boys a chance to secure business experience and a chance to act as their own instructors. At Petersburg the FFA is an integral paft of Vocational Agriculture. Part of the program being carried on is the All-Day or classroom instruction by B. R. Dunn and G. R. Chadock. The other part is the Adult Farmer Classes directed by Mr. L. G. Stark. Mr. Stark holds night classes in the different schools of the community to keep the State Champion FFA Sweepstakes Judging Team. QSixth con- secutive yearb. X i .,,sssmR3E .,s,..- farmers informed on up-to -date methods of farming. The 1962-63 year was very successful for the Petersburg FFA Chapter. In July they began with Charles Smith, David Helmick, and Ralph Layton being raised to the degree of State Farmer, the highest degree which the state can bestow upon an FFA member. The Soil Judging team placed third in the state. The Petersburg FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team placed third in the state after winning in both Federation and District contests. Abe Evans placed third inthe Creed Contest and Ralph Layton placed third in the talent contest. The Secretary's Book placed second and the Third Year Record Book placed third after winning in the Federation Contest. The Petersburg Chapter had entries in the State Fair at Lewisburg which won nearly 325. 00 in prize money. The FFA and FHA began a joint Centennial Project in August by cleaning up a grave yard on the Mr. Reid Dolly property. In August, Petersburg repreated as winners in the State Angus Judging Contest. September brought more honors. Doron Haslacker was elected Secretary of the South Branch FFA Federa- tion serving 11 schools. At Morgantown in the annual FFA Judging Contests, with 40 schools participating, Petersburg won three of the eight contests and were named State Sweepstakes Champions for the sixth consecutive year. BELOW: Petersburg Chapter FFA. sY wW 'f - mls rf ss 1 --ssss r , , ,stress - ss V Y PNN if in Sw Rs Vx A X W S Q., jg L gi ,A ., N N. 1 K E S Q gf S ww .f Xmivx N . Ss f if if Q1 K Q 5 ,ff if is M X - I f :' as xn-: X- E,.., . E .-:, 4 x , h 5 j Q Q S I 4 it 'V ,I gl 1' Ac Q J-'S' ' In 3 fx v, . l s. if , S Mr. Dunn, Mr. Chadock, Debra Harr and Mrs. Mohl visit graveyard to check on jobs to be done if the chapters decide to work on the project. South corner of the graveyard, showing the run-down condition of the neglected burial site. 5' f-':L vt'.,X't, -Ugg, ., ,lgarrds vt., .Q Q X 6 's P ,Vs .N 5 I .lm IIESI VIRGINIA EENIENNIQI, I9E3 The Petersburg Chapters of the Future Homemakers and Future Farmers of America are participating in a state-wide movement to aid in beautiiying some of the potential tourist attractions which our State possesses as a part of the extensive program undertaken by the Cen- tennial Youth Corps for a more beautiful West Virginia. With the support of the Governor of West Virginia, W, W. Barron, and the President of West Virginia University. Paul A. Miller, the State Awareness Committee, composed of students of West Virginia University, is spon- soring a program to repair and or develop sites of natural beauty and historical value in preparation for the West Virginia Centennial cele- bration in 1963. The youth of West Virginia from each county will work on one site per county: these projects to be judged in the Spring of 1963. High on a hilltop about one mile Northwest of Petersburg lies an old graveyard dating back to years be- fore the Civil War and in desperate need of repair and restoration. The Debra Harr, Mr. Chadock and Roy Hyre working on Veteran Isaac S. I-Iutton's grave in foreground, veterans grave, tremendous job involved in putting the cemetery in a pre- sentable condition and helping provide an access road to it so visitors may reach it with a minimum of discom- fort and exertion became the centennial project of the Petersburg Chapters of FHA and FFA, The graveyard, known as the Hutton-Weston Ceme- tery, is of historical value. It is believed that approxi- mately 100 persons, some of whom were the early set- tlers of the Petersburg and surrounding areas, are buried there. Although interest has been maintained over the years in this particular cemetery, no active care has been taken of it. In the accompanying photographs the marker for the confederate veteran, Isaac S. Hutton may be seen. Mr. Hutton was one of the early citizens of Petersburg. Showing the relation of the graveyard site to the high school Mr Dunn and boys re setting tombstones plant--the clump of trees standing on the highest point of the hill beyond and immediately to the right of the gym is the graveyard. Resting after the first day's work. Petexsburg Chapter officers: Becky Alt, Jane Hyre, Detra Harr, Peggy Davis, Cynthia Van Meter, Susan Stonestreet, Sue Carr. Ellen Groves was absent. The Petersburg Chapter is a member of the national Future Homemakers of America, an organ- ization of girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools of the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The national organization is composed 'of chartered state associations which are made up of local affiliated chapters from high schools. The over-all goal of the FHA is to help indi- viduals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future, Each of the three parts of the homemaking program teaches us necessary homemaking skills. Equally important, perhaps more important, each part helps us to gain a better understanding of YAQMAKFRS 'bo 04' Q, i' X, S' in Ufglj. .- ,4 1,75 '6 4' ' 4' ' U Q5 NEW B ourselves. our families and the people in the world about us. Along with the nine chapter parents and our advisor, Mrs, Mohl, the 62 members of the Peters- burg Chapter engaged in many activities this, our West Virginia Centemiial year. Besides the Centen- nial Project that we are to continue working on throughout the year, we planned a Sweetheart's Ball which was held on February 16 to honor Mr. and Miss FHA and our parents. The Future Homemakers of America has done much to better our community and develop personal and family living standards. Petersburg Chapter, Future Homemakers of America. ' ,, 3 lil Es X tx- Preparing food for Delta Kappa Gamma luncheon Among the projects completed were: Tabulating blood donor records after each of the visits of the American Red Cross Blood- mobile to Grant County, planning, preparing and serving luncheons to the Eta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society and the Grant County Classroom Teachers Association, making apple butter in the canning center for sale as a money making project, partici- pation in the observation of American Education Week and National FHA Week, assisting the county committee l.l'1 the March of Dimes Drive by addressing envelopes, tabulating money received, and reporting to the general chairman. The Petersburg Chapter was honored to have its president, Debra Harr, also elected to the office of president ofthe West Virginia Association Future I-lomemakers of America. Page Sponsored By SCHEWEL'S FURNITURE CO., INC, Harrisonburg, Virginia BELOW: Debra calls the state meeting to order. RIGHT: Leaving Cedar Lakes for home. - and setting tables for it. l -vv .t 5 '., ,,a.QL.....ll Debra Hart and Miss Stout, State Supervisor of Home Economics, work on Executive Council meeting program. Qstatej FUTURE TEACHERS LEARN BY DOING The A, E, Krause Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has been active in student substitute teaching in the high school and the Peters- burg Grade School. This experience has influenced and encouraged the members to consider more seriously entering the teaching profession. The local chapter is a part of a nation wide organization of the Future Teachers of America, sponsored by the National Education Association. Its membership includes students in grades 1 and 12 who are interested in the teaching profession. Some of the goals of the organization are to promote the growth of responsibility, to maintain in students an attitude of honesty with all associates, to encourage students to take advantage of every opportunity of educational growth, and to strive to maintain physical fitness in order to remain mentally alert, physically strong, and personally attractive, The FTA seeks to enable members to study and to identify the qualities, traits, and apitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching and to acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public schools. their purposes and objectives, and in appreciation of the contri- bution they have made to our democratic, free society. During American Education Week the FTA presented an apple to each teacher to show appre- ciation for them. Officers serving the chapter this year were: President .... . . . Harold Smith vice-President . . .. Richard Roby Secretary . . . . ......... Shirley Roby Treasurer . . . ........ Gary T. Smith Advisor . . . . Mrs. Mary Priscilla Collins Page Sponsored By HOWARD J. MAXWELL, M,D, Petersburg, W. Va. Members of the A. E. Krause Chapter, Future Teachers of America. FIRST ROW: Harold Smith, Richard Roby, Shirley Roby, Gary Smith. SECOND ROW: Delores Van Meter, Patti Harmison, Darlene Ours, Denver Hipp, Brenda Turner, Sharon Ours. THIRD ROW: Kitty Michael, Wanda Riggleman, Grace Alt, Penny Harman, Louise Rohrbaugh, Vauda Rohrbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Mary Waddy, Donna Fridley, Roxanne Secrist, Betty Cornell, Suzie Turpin, Sue Stickler, Carolyn Haslacker, Julia Hartman. NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY g -1 l S 4 6 5 fl xX it 5 HONOR SOCIETY EVALUATES GRADES FOR HONOR ROLL The National Honor Society is composed of members from the Junior and Senior classes throughout the nation. The national headquarters is located in Washington, D. C. The Petersburg Chapter was organized in 1937 with a membership of seven. The present member- ship is nine, prior to the induction of new members eligible for the current year. Members of the society are selected from a list recommended by the faculty. The nominees must have a B average or higher and show distinct traits of the organization's four ideals: to promote leadership, to build enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render a service and to develop character in the students. The candidates that are finally selected are inducted before the entire stu- 'Q dent body at a special candle light assembly. An annual project of our local chapter is the evaluation of the students' grades for the honor roll at the end of each six weeks period. The point system is- now in use for this evaluation. Any stu- dents having between 6'l.5 and 80.0 points are placed on the honor roll. This arrangement is somewhat different from that of previous years. The officers for the year were: President .... . . . Carolyn Haslacker Vice-President .... ...... G ary Smith Secretary-Treasurer . . ..... Kathy Groves Messenger ..... ........ H at-old Smith Advisor . . . . . .Mr. Albert Whitmer Page Sponsored By LYSLE T, VEACH, M. D. Petersburg,-W. Va. Q SEATED: Kathy Groves, Barbara Veach, Carol Nelson, Pat Harmison, Carolyn Haslacker. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Albert Whitmer, Thaddy Ours, George Van Meter, Harold Smith. ABSENT: Gary T. Smith. 67 1 KEY CLUB BOYS ACTIVE IN VITAL SCHOOL - COMMUNITY PROJECTS The Key Club is a high school service organi- zation under the sponsorship of the Petersburg Kiwanis Club. It is composed of the outstanding members of the upper three classes of our school who have pledged their services to the school and to the community. The faculty advisor for the club is Mr. Linton Sites, with Mr. Bill Fox and Mr. Billy Ray Dunn assisting him, A few of the projects the club has completed this year are: polished the school trophies, aided the PTA with the annual Halloween Carnival, helped the local firemen put up the Christmas decorations downtown, assisted with the visiting American Red Cross Bloodmobile, distributed toys to needy children at Christmas, and conducted several an- nounced and surprise fire drills at school. For money making projects the club held a car wash and sponsored a dance along with the Keyette Club. One of the most enjoyable events of the year was a luncheon in Keyser of the whole iifth division. The speaker for this meeting was the West Virginia Governor, W, W, Barron, The officers for the year were: President . . . . . . Cecil Arnold Vice-President . .... Tom Boor Secretary . . . . .Richard Roby Treasurer . . . . . Lee Thompson Page Sponsored By CHESTER D. HARMAN, M,D, Petersburg, W. Va. FIRST ROW: Cecil Arnold, Tom Boor, Richard Roby, Lee Thompson. SECOND ROW: Dave Cuppett, Sull McCartney, John Hawse, Denver Hipp, Gary T. Smith, Bill Harman, Thaddy Ours. THIRD ROW: Charles Fisher, Jerry Cowherd, Bill Arnold, Eugene Halterman, Charles Kimble, Abe Evans, Roy Hyre, George Van Meter. FOURTH ROW: Charles Parsons, Joe Garber, Roy Reynolds, Norman Sites, Eddie Thorne, Joe Hines, Gary T. Smith, Larry Mauzy. KEYETTES SERVE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY The Keyette Club is a service organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The Keyettes are members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes who have met the qualiiications of scholar- ship, leadership, and character. The West Virginia Federation of Keyette Clubs was discontinued last year. but the local club still participated in the Keyette Scoreboard. Although it was not a requirement to carry monthly projects, the Keyettes carried out certain community and school projects. Among these were such school projects as Keyettes helping teachers with classes and with grading papers. The Keyette Club this year consisted of twenty- :-LX eight members. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Historian . . Advisor . . Q The officers were: . .... Kathy Groves . . . . .Mary Waddy . . , . ,Pat Harmison . . . . . . . .Debra Harr . . . . . .Roxanne Secrist . . . Miss Wanda Bergdoll Page Sponsored By DR. L. M. HUTSON and DR. ROY HARMAN Petersburg, W. Va. TABLE I: Delores Van Meter, Debra Harr, Mary Waddy, Cynthis Van Meter, Roxanne Secrist, Advisor, Miss Wanda Bergdollg Patricia Harmison, and Margaret Martin. TABLE II: Letha May, Carolyn Haslacker, Phyllis Friddle, Barbara Veach, Karen Sites, Patricia Stonestreet, Louise Rohrbaugh, Sue Carr, Leslie Price, Ellen Groves, Gloria Clifford, Carol Nelson, Patricia Hawk, Nancy Secrist and Susan Inskeep. STANDING: Kathy Groves, Betty Cornell, Patricia Vance, and Donna Fridley. , . 69 li :rc 3 mari, x.L. 5 .. , sis.: f X r f .X rms casa v -- lg says as r 1 3 x..h C THE STUDENT COUNCIL - LINK BETWEEN STUDENTS - FACULTY - ADMINISTRATION The Student Council benefits the students. the faculty, and the administration by promoting better student-faculty-administration relations. This year the council carried out many worth- while projects. It distributed Code of Ethics cards to all new students, made posters featuring different points of the Code of Ethics, held locker inspections. sponsored a bulletin board contest at Christmas, had a Christmas Dance, chose Miss Pep, took care of the lost and found department, and supervised the selection of the students of the semester, The council sent representatives to the State Student Council Convention and to the fall and spring meetings of the Eastern District of Student Councils. The Student Council furnishes a working model of government for high school students and gives the opportunity to participate in such a democracy. This year's officers were: President . . .. . .... Barbara Veach Vice-President . . . . .Malcolm Alt Secretary . . . . . . Rebecca Alt Treasurer . . . ..... Benny Alt Advisor . . . . . ........... Mr. J im Long Page Sponsored By JAMES PAUL GEARY Petersburg, W. Va. The Student Council and Advisor Mr. Jim Long. FRONT ROW: Advisor Mr. Jim Long, President Barbara Veach, Vice-President Malcolm Alt, Secretary Rebecca Alt, Treasurer Benny Alt. SECOND ROW: Sarah Cowger, Denver Hipp, Gary T. Smith, Ralph Koontz, Jayne Groves, Judith Judy. THIRD ROW: George Harmison, Bradley Idleman, Priscilla Getz, Barbara Harrison, Sharon Alt, Barbara Bergdoll, Darlene Rohrbaugh, Ann Roby, Doris Teter. FOURTH ROW: Tom Boor, Eddie Thorne, Leland Ours, Jr., George Reid, Brad Kite, Bobby Burgess. VIKI G LOG FHLELL- Published Monthly by the Journalism class of Petersburg High School Members of the International Honorary Society For High School Journalists. Editor-In-Chief ......... ........ .......... ..... Lesli e Pri ce Assistant Editor ....... ........... P at Hawk Business Manager ....... .......... De nver Hipp Sports Editor ............. .............. ....... p . Seymour Fisher Society Editor ..................................... ....... T eresa Turner Club and Social News Editor ...... ........ Pat Harmison Exchange Editor ............................ .......... U1 dene Shreve Circulation Manager ..... Advertising Manager ...... Boosters .... ...... Georgie VanMeter Barbara Keplinger Denver Hipp Literary Editor ...... Humor Editor ...... Feature Editor ....... Betty Cornell Brenda Turner Kathy Groves Darlene Hesse Special Reporters ...... ....... Bar bara. Veach, Pat Townsend Photographer ..... T ..... Alumni Editor ............ ....................................... Georg! Harrelson Mr Anthony Rizzo Advisor ........... The masthead of the Viking Log showing permanent assignments of the staff members. THE VIKING LOG KEEPS STUDENTS INFORMED Keeping the students, faculty, and other interested persons informed on current happenings in the high school is the goal of the staff of The Viking Log, the official newspaper publication of the Petersburg High School student body, The paper is published monthly by the journalism class. Class members have permanent assign- ments on club and extra curricular activities as well as special assignments. An exchange of newspapers with other schools has been carried on for some time. The class also submits its publication for com- petitive rating. Page Sponsored By MILFORD F, TOWNSEND, M.D. Petersburg, West Virginia The journalism class in conference. mwsssr I 5 tttt. FIRST ROW: Denver Hipp, Kathy Groves. SECOND ROW: George Van Meter, Patricia Harmison, Patricia Hawk. THIRD ROW: Leslie Price, Betty Cornell, Darlene Hesse, Barbara Keplinger. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Rizzo, advisor: Brenda Turner, Teresa Tumer, Uldene Shreve. 71 We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the firms and individuals whose interest and support helped make this book possible. aww NN N . l .www xx R. X XXX- 1 X 1 X . X s-QFPF' X E :SXNXE S wwf' N. W B .K Nwgwa s E , . -' X N-A L , ' 1- 3 . . Q gig if fs. X5 - Q i . Q .I h-hA . X A. . . VS? f if at 5. fl A 5 . X 2... If L L .NN f - Q www X X.. 1 . . A ww' ...X M X K . . - XM.. Sw... . .. .. M .i Egg k .Ri K www .. Q .X -X Q .. x X. . x S X , E A W E . X .ww - 4039 N .. fx Nags 5 A F XX PCDTQMAC VALLEY BANK Petersburg, West Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Make Our Bank ---- Your Bank LOEWENGART S COMPANY, INC PETERSBURG TANNERY DIVISION BU RTON'S Good Clothes For Men and Boys At Popular Prices Cumberland . LaVale . 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Licensed Real Estate Broker Petersburg West Virginia Clrcle 3-383i CABANA NUTRIA OF W.VA Producing HThe Fur of Distinctionu Fashion Approved and Accepted A FARM Hermans Parsons C0'0P State Sales Manager Petersburg West Virginia 83 Horned Herefords Polled Herefords Compliments of COTTAGEIHLLFARMS Petersburg West Virginia Southdown and Suffolk Sheep Berkshire Hogs SIMMONS SERVICE STATION Gas and Oil Groceries Batteries Hardware Route 42 Scherr, West Virginia HARMAN AND COMPANY Federated Store The Store Where You Can Buy All Your Wants Outfitters For The Entire Family Petersburg West Virginia ALLEN'S STORES Petersburg West Virginia W E L D cooK's PLACE Music News Sports General Merchandise 690 On Your Radio L+ Alilantm Gas Fisher West Virginia , Phone 7 9'2 OO , , , Maysvnlle West Virginia 84 is A K ,i. 3 Ly X4 t, ,IP S 5 ,: I i 5 i,Wiir? iii itffze lifj X37ihi1i'Ph sffifi Q Uf!f gl f X i E-Villa ill i if 5 4 it' ffigiiiil ii fQ'lEii E I gift it Q fhfi A 5 if fi? 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BOSLEY Plastering Ceramic Tile Maysville West Virginia EvELYN's BEAUTY Compliments of SHOP PARK MOTEL Petersburg West Virginia Petersburg West Virginia GRANT PCJST 78 THE AMERICAN LEGION Salutes the Class of i963 and shows its appreciation of Good Citizenship through awards for literary achievements and its participation in Boy's State Could be she's practicing . . every year . something or other Compliments of MATHIAS GROCERY CO. Petersburg, West Virginia I 6 Q I APHIAWLFI 101710111 Complete Home Furnishings Petersburg and Franklin, West Virginia Harrisonburg, Virginia ss For The Finest in, ' School Pictures Nat L. Saffel, Manager l44O Eastern Avenue I Phone 542-4538 - Area Code 304 A d h t O here? Morgantown, West Virginia n , w a g es on . GORDON FOODS Gordon's Fresh Potato Chips Route I Harrisonburg, Virginia HINKLE'S SERVICE STATION Groceries Amoco Oil Tires Used Cars Dial Circle 3- Routes 4 and 28 Petersburg, West Virginia 87 SCHOOL PICTURES, INC. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. R. C. KIMBLE Maysville, West Virginia M. A. BEAN OIL COMPANY, I Distributors of Gulf Gasol NC. ine Fuel Oil, and Other Fine Products Moorefield West Virginia FCDRT HILL DRIVE-IN THEATRE Routes 4 and 28 One-half mile west of Petersburg For the finest in movie entertainment bring the entire family and enjoy the show in the privacy of your car. Up-to-date playground equipment and one of the most modern snack bars in the South Branch Valley are at your disposal. Bose ' s SUPPLV COMPANY Dealer in Pittsburgh Paints and All Kinds Telephone 784-9401 New Creek Drive Keyser of Builders Supplies West Virginia KEPLINGER LIME MILL Oscar Keplinger Maysville, West Virginia ss I Compliments of SOUTH BRANCH VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Moorefield, West Virginia :Telephone LEhigh 8-2353 THOMPSON'S MARKET Groceries Meats Produce Dial Clrcle 3-477i Petersburg We Deliver West Virginia PETERsBuRG on co. ayiwf t..f W Lubricants 'T1CPPl'l Fuels Phone Circle 3-22ll un Petersburg West Virginia - PEOPLE'S PHARMACY Total Drug Service Cosmetics Hollingsworths Candies Cameras Main and Armstrong Streets Keyser, West Virginia Walgreen Products for Economy SOUTH BRANCH CANDY CO. Moorefield, West Virginia , 89 The Gang at Patty Rohrbaugh's Birthday Party STEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT Home Cooking Baking Petersburg West Virginia LOWELL E. ALT Bargains in New and Used Furniture Phone Clrcie 3-3861 Petersburg, West Virginia Compliments of FRED AND THERA MAE HARMAN Cabins, West Virginia Today's Purchases TOmOrrOw'S Heiriooms WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE BMW The Family Store QHMEK Virginia Avenue Petersburg West Virginia Petersburg and Moorefieid West Virginia 90 HAMRICK OIL CO. G a so l i ne Strawn'- umnons Residence CI 3-526i Phone: Office CI 3-3561 Heating Oil Petersburg West Virginia WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTING CO. Auto Parts and Supplies Distributors of J. Ed. Glover, Owner Petersburg Firestone Tires and Amalie Mo tor Oils West Virginia O. S. KIMBLE Firestone Dealer Store Hotpoint Appliances Petersburg, W. Va. Dial Clrcle 3-H481 BARR'S APPLIANCE STORES Featuring Tappan Gas and Electr ic Ranges Complete Bottled Gas Service Moorefield and Petersburg West Virginia In the Future, as in the Past Feel Free te Meet Yee' sEANiE's RESTAURANT Friends At C2RsEi ?E?!'g5eiI2RE Where All Friends Meet to Eat Petersburg, West Virginia Petersburg West Virginia 91 BARGER's, INC. Fine Furniture ' Dial CI 3-4661 West Virginia Petersburg FORT HILL SERVICE STATION Esso Gasoline Atlas Tires Automobile Repairs Petersburg West Virginia Compliments of FRIENDS MERL MICHAEL General Repairing Mobile and Delco Equipment Mobil Gas and Oil Telephone Clrcle 3-457i Petersburg West Virginia PETERSBURG MOTOR CO. Pontiac G. M. C. Trucks Plymouth Tempest Chrysler Valiant Phone CI 3-45Ol Petersburg, W. Va. 92 GRANT COUNTY PRESS Petersburg West Virginia THE HERMITAGE HOTEL Recommended in: Duncan Hines Adventures in Good Eating and Petersburg Mobil Travel Guide West Virginia From Any Point of View ll! From Any Point of Value RCBY FORD COMPANY Fords for i963 Finest Fords of a Lifetime Test Drive the New Ford and Falcon Guaranteed A - l Used Cars and Trucks Dial CI 3-4411 Petersburg 24 North Main Street West Virginia MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE Marie Day Pope, Prop. and Mgr. l7 Virginia Ave. Telephone Clrcle 3-467i Petersburg, W. Va. CATHERMAN'S BUSINESS SCHOOL l23 South Centre Street Cumberland Maryland Not An Unemployed Graduate for Twenty-seven Years! 93 Compliments Varsity Phyllis Friddle Pat Harmison Margaret Martin Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Ann Roby Rose Marie Crites Karen Foley Mary Waddy Mikal McCartney Becky Alt Day Ann Henderson LEADING FLORISTS iaiigigggg iii jig: 1 Lester G. Rembold xfl giiujmiiiif Flowers for All Occasions um i We Specialize in Floral Designs i5fg5asiQ,I:lT,ggLg .,. liagng 22 N. Mineral St. 788-6726 -+mffT':- Keyser West Virginia Ll STORES GI-63-65 ARMSTRONG STREET E SER. WEST VIRGINIA SCHAEFFER'S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone Clrcle 3-Zhll Main Street Petersburg, West Virginia EDNA'S FROZEN CUSTARD UWhen Words Fail---Send Jewelryu PUFFENBERGER'S JEWELRY STORE Route 4 and 28 Watches Diamonds Jewelry Petersburg, West Virginia Dial LEhigh 8-6354 Moorefield West Virginia MONARCH MILLS, INC. Feed Merchants Farmers Supplies Hardware Lumber Johns-Manville Building Materials Telephones CI 3-4511 and Cl 3-556i Petersburg Compliments of MOUNTAIN FRUIT SALES, INC. R. L. CBudl Sumner Romney, West Virginia HWest Virginia's Famous Mountain Fruit Beltu Where HKing Applen reigns I2 Supremefu 94 West Virginia i CUMBERLAND CLOAK AND SUIT STORE Baltimore Street Cumberland, Maryland DOTSON'S GENERAL STORE Chevron Gas and Oil Maple Syrup Phone 0Wen 3 Mount Storm Country Hams General Merchandise -28ll West Virginia ARLYN S. ARNOLD KEYSER MUSIC CENTER N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Funeral Home B-Bop Record Bar Ambulance Service Thomas 2 Manual Organs 5499.50 Petersburg, West Virginia Cable Pianos-less than 5500.00 Phone 788-i449 EBERT'S 5 AND l0 Petersburg West Virginia Compliments of Your Recreation Center VALLEY ROLLER RINK Moorefield West Virginia TURNER'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Cl 3-3751 Petersburg West Virginia HARTZELL WALNUT Buyers of High Grade Vene 33 Central A Petersburg, West Virginia COMPANY er and Lumber Logs venue Phone Cl 3-386i O. G. HARMAN HYRE'S ESSO SERVICENTER Esso Gas Oil Lubrication General Merchandise Atlas Tires--Accessories and Tubes Country Produce Petersburg West Virginia Rough Run West Virginia Phone CI 3-5321 95 BRILL'S RESTALIRAN ' Where good friends meet Specializing ln Char-Broiled Steaks - Pizza - Spaghetti Dinners Phone Clrcle 3-594i l38 S. Main Street Route 220 South AIR CONDITIONED for your dining comfort Hunting and Fishing License Sold Petersburg, West Virginia Ample Parking DAIRY QUEEN PintS Shakes Q1-lal CS A Mal ts Cones , Q gf' Sundaes Dillies 'IJ' Splits 'glefg--. ?1.lQ,9!.?i KTA Nationally Known, Nationally Advertised, But Locally Owned By LINTON AND JEAN SITES SITES CHEVROLET, INC. Our Very Best Wishes to the Class of '63 96 Franklin, West Virginia Petersburg, West Virginia Service OURS CHEVROLET, INC. HR DLDEMUBILE Petersburg, West Virginia Sales Compliments of LELAND OURS Dealer in Livestock Petersburg, West Virginia 97 Bzislwf 9 Florists 55h If Qwj XAQ' f .,.:w WWQWN' NV fl 1 'W4'E'2-i- P' 'Y I' 45 ..ws,:,as-f, r. ,, 0 l Q ,fir tiejikert 1k,wrtraz?.r Bighorn Studio Azul camera fenfer Monretleld, W. Va. Petersburg, W. Va Dial LE 8-6152 Dial Cl 3-5631 CHRISTOPHER PHOTO LAB Cumberland, Maryland Wherever You Go ------ - - -Take Pictures SOUTHERN STATES PETERSBURG COOPERATIVE Feeds Seeds Petersburg, West Virginia Fertilizers n Farm Supplies 98 5 SENIOR NOT-SO-VITAL STATISTICS NAME GRACE ALT BILL ARNOLD CECIL ARNOLD BETTY BROOKS JUDY BROWN JUANITA PEARL BURGESS DONNIE RAY CARR SUE CARR GLORIA CLIFFORD PEGGY DAVIS MARCIA EVANS SEYMOUR FISHER PHYLLIS FRIDDLE AMANDA ELLEN FULL DIXIE LEE GEORGE KATHY GROVES EUGENE HALTERMAN BILL HARMAN PENNY LYNN HARMAN SEEN WITH Penny, Brenda Wanda, Shab The Gang - Jo Terry Twila Watts Linda, Dixie Beve Alice, Stanley Melvin, Freddy Virginia Peg, Gloria Freda Alberta, Carol Sue, Peggy Sue, Glo Phyllis, Julia All the kids The Gang Anyone Evon Judy Brown Pat. T. , Pat H. . Barbie and most anyone else Bill, Denver Doron The Gang Grace, Shab Brenda, Wanda Ann HOBBY Lee Cars Hunting Reading Boys Pictures Working on my car Singing Dancing Collecting recipes Listening to radio, reading The Bomb Writing to college Making people happy Boys Frying marbles F00tba1l Girls and cars Boys FUTURE Medical Secretary W. V. U. College Secretary Anything that turns up Beautician Operating big machinery College Homemaker Secretary Fashion model Undecided Director of religious educatfon Secretary Anything that comes along College Getting married Engineering Beauty Culture GREATEST WORRY Mr. Rizzo's English class The Buick Homework English Passing Senior English Getting my diploma English English class Makhtg lots of money Mr. Rizzo's English class Getting book report in study hall English Getting Mr. Rizzo to like convertibles Math English class Short lunch hour Money, money, money Mr. Rizzo's English class ' Mr. Rizzo's English class 00 SENIOR NOT-SO-VITAL STATISTICS NAME PATRICIA HARM ISON .IULIA WADDY HARTMAN CAROLYN FARE HASLACKER DORON HAS LACKER PAT HAWK ESTIL HEAVENER .IUANITA DELL HELMICK SHARON ELIZABETH HINES DENVER HIPP PAUL V. IMAN ROGER JUDY HELEN KESNER JERAL LEROY KETTERMAN NELSON RONALD KETTERMAN BOBBY KILE BARBARA KIMBLE CHUCK KIMBLE SEEN WITH D. C., Kathy Phyllis, Pat T. and every- one else Marcia Evans Donna Allen Jeff Gene, Bill Seymour Carolyn Sonny lman Darlene, Sharon Maxine, Helen Norma, Elaine Gloria Darlene, Juanita Maxine and the Gang Gary, Dickie George and anyone else Estil Heavener Bob - or anyone Delmer, Sharon Kitty. Juanita Betty, Donna Joyce Boys, The Elders Leon, Archie Pat, Estil Sonny William and Raymond Marty, Louise Vauda Ann and the Gang HOBBY Cheer- leading Stuffed animals Taking Mr. Long 's science class Teasing Mr. Dunn Driving Hot rods Listening to the Listening to the radio Talking Driving Cycling Talking Playing football Reading about hot rods Riding around in a car None Cars and a girl FUTURE College Model College Agriculture Morgantown Auto mechanic Undecided Beautician W. V. U. English teacher Electrician Married life Nursing Farmer Mechanic Working in Illinois Working for TWA Physical Education GREATEST WORRY Physics Dying Jeff English class The future Senior English Passing 12th grade English Getting my diploma Mr. Hawse and Physics Graduating Money and women Getting my diploma English School Senior English Mr. Rizzo passing me in English First two six-weeks in sixth period study hall SENIOR NAME POLLY KIMBLE BOBBY UI' IS KITE IOHNNIE KOONTZ. MELVIN RAY MALLOW CHARLES MARTIN KITTY MICHAEL LEE ANN MONGOLD CAROL NELSON ROBERT PARK BETTY JEAN PARSONS LISLIE PRICE VALERIE PRICE DARLENE OURS SHARON OURS THADDY OURS WILLIAM RATCLIFF NOT-SO-VITAL STATISTICS SEEN WITH Kitty Lou and the Gang Roger, Melvin Harold Janet Smith Roger, Johnnie Donnie, Freddie Bobby Most any one Polly-Gang Carol, Anybody Glo, Uldene, Dee Anna, Peggy Anybody Bill, Helen Joyce Jay. Jeanie Everyone Juanita, Maxine Norma. Elaine Sharon, anyone Wine-Day, Pen Liz, Turner Anyone who will talk to me Raymond Nelson Bob Kile HOBBY Driving Larry 's car Hunting Dragging Basketball Hunting Tinkering with my car Farming Boys Sleeping in class Writing to a friend in Virginia Cars 8: Hunting Thinking of Bill Collecting pictures Writing to Harvey Playing the piano Dear hunting Pulling my old. Inter- national truck Fishing FUTURE Getting married Police force Navy Service Farming and A 8: P work York, Pa . Housewife Stenographer Mechanic Bill Beautician Homemaker Joining Brethern Volunteer Service and Medical Secretary Washington D . C . Rooming with George at POI State Becoming a detective GREATEST WORRY English Passing the next test English 12 Flunking 12th English English Mr. Rizzo 's English Class Getting out of English Class Will I ever see my 20th year? English class Getting out of English class Boys Harvey English Boys Trying to stay in the Honor Society Passing English 102 SENIOR NOT-SO-VITAL STATISTICS NAME DONNA ELDENE REXRODE WANDA LEE RIGGLEMAN RICHARD ROBY SHIRLEY ANN ROBY LOUISE ROHRBAUGH VAUDA ROHRBAUGH DWAYNE SCHINZING ULDENE SHREVE GLONA JEAN SITES JOYCE SITES ROGER L. SITES GARY SMITH HAROLD SMITH TI-IURM AN SMIT H JEFF SNELL MARY JANE SNYDER MIKE SNYDER SEEN WITH Pat, Delvena Shab, 'I'urner Liz, Pen Gary, George Denver Delmas Vauda, Barb Betty Louise Barb, Betty Chuck Kimble Harold Smith Carol, Pat Sharon Darlene Elaine, Carol Gloria, Sue Helen Kesner Betty Parsons Jim Thorne Denver, George Dick, Kathy Breeze Batters Bill Carolyn Pat The Gang HOBBY Playing basketball A certain person Worrying the girls Bowling Skating dancing Writing letters dancing Reading novels and sports fiction books Listening to the radio Swimming reading Talking about football Hot rods Talking! I Hunting Working with machines Horses Band Sewing Tearing fenders off my car FUTURE Working Washington D . C. Teaching Nursing Secretary Secretary Electrical engineer Secretary Who knows? I don 't. Undecided Air Force Teacher Civil service Farming Forestry Beautician Working GREATEST WORRY Mr. Rizzo 's English class Senior English Khrushchev A special boy English class School Mr. Rizzo's fifth and sixth periods Homework English homework Senior English Senior English Getting to detention hall on time Where the next penny is coming from English My English grade Flunking study hall Getting through English class SENIOR NOT-SO-VITAL STATISTICS NAME PATRICIA HELEN STONESTREET LEE THGMPSON JIM TI-IORN E MAXINE THORNE PATRICIA TOWNSEND BRENDA TURNER SUZANNE IDUISE TURPIN ELAINE VANCE NGRM-A JUNE VANCE GEORGE K. VaI1METER GLGRIA VAHMETER BARBARA VEACH ANDY WALKER ROY WALTERS FREDDY WATTS TWILA WATTS WILLIAM D. WOLFE SEEN WITH Mary Jane Anybody Anybody Darlene, Sharon Elaine, Gloria Norma Anybody and everybody Shah, Grace Wanda. Penny Sue, Carolyn Day Ann Barbie Nathan Norma, Gloria Maxine Gloria, Elaine Maxine People and my friends Norma, Elaine Maxine Everyone My shadow Anybody Mary Simmons Betty Thurman, Mike and Donna HGBBY Reading- and writing Arguing with Peanut Girls Dancing Horses and thinking Roller skating Collecting dolls and stuffed toys Watching television Dancing Wrecking cars Dancing Reading drawing Sleeping Cars Working on cars Reading Hunting FUTURE laboratory technician Artistic forester Hobo Homemaker Child Psychologist Beautician Beautician Secretary Homemaker Ugh l Secretary Old maid Civil Service Army Mechanics Secretary Working in Washington D . C . GREATEST WORRY Teachers Future English and study hall sixth period Pass ing English Getting to school before the tardy bell!! Graduation Passing English under Mr. Rizzo Graduation Catching Gary Rooming with Thaddy at Pot State Graduating Not being able to make thefootball team Getting all my homework Graduation Graduating Homework English 12 10 eww dw Q M W ef We 532953325 swf ,yy ,Ok M' 2 gaiwifigwii R53 W 2 .ffgxw , Q! Wqbf of SEX 33 fQfj,'Q,f 5 Sfffyiiaffg 1? by-W 3 KNEW Miffff W fD,n4,Vs . 1 W 5 by at 3? 41,119 5 if f,'f?vwMfffWQ dim QF B - - gf 0' gg Miiifl sax-1!.MwW E SOUTH BRANCH PRODUCE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shobe Dealers in Live Poultry Phone CI 3-569i Petersburg, West Virginia Compliments of JCSEPH NEY'S Harrisonburg, Virginia THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO. Come see'! You'll save at A 8 P Petersburg, West Virginia The Home of Better Values Qual ity LEGGETTIS Popular Merchandise Dept' Store, Inc' Prices Harrisonburg, Virginia ' ' Davidson's D 8: D Cleaners L- . I 'n - STA-NU Procening for I I 11 ff VII Safer, Better Cleaning Ir F ' I I SUEDE CLEANING . WATER PRooF1NG -1, , -K Mom PRooF1NG - ALTERING V Y Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU 8-5441 HARRISONBURG VIRGINIA 105 FIN K'S .IEWELERS 80 S. Main St. Harrisonburg, Virginia PETERSBURG BAG CO. Located at the Railroad Petersburg, West Virginia I Cum5crlanJ't Foremost D S .xufixii apartment lon ba ' S ISTABLISHED lea! CUMBERLAND. MARYLAND Good Luck Ciass of '63 MR. AND MRS. V. R. MOWRY Petersburg, West Virginia 0 J. C. GROVES HATCHERY VIRGIL WIMER AN D BR EED I NG FARMS DISTRIBUTOR OF SEALTEST DAIRY Pnon Phone: CL 3-2917 TUV key P0111 t S 206 KEYSER AVE. PETERSBURG, W. VA Petersburg, West V i rg in ia 6 , BCCSTERS MOOREFIELD DAN'S ARMY AND NAVY STORE HALTERMAN'S DRY CLEANERS HARPER'S AMERICAN SERVICE HINKLE'S ESSO STATION TOWN SHOP VARSITY SPORTS CENTER PETERSBURG MR. THOS. H. SITES MR. C. D. SIONS MR. JAMES BOND MR. RALPH CRITES Class of '63 In The Years Ahead -- Best Wishes For Success ZEERCJW DISCOUNT CENTER Intersection Routes 220 and 50 New Creek, W. Va. MILLER'S PRODUCE, INC. Upper Track, West Virginia Phone Franklin 358 - 7161 10 LIST OF ADVERTISERS Alt's Garage, Maysville Alt, Lowell E. , Petersburg Allen 's Stores, Petersburg and Cabins American Legion Grant Post 78 Arnold, Arlyn S. , Petersburg Arnold Equipment Co. , Cabins Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. , The Great Petersburg Barger's, Inc., Petersburg Barr's Appliance, Moorefield B 85 E Gulf Service, Petersburg Beanie's Restaurant, Petersburg Bean, M. A., Moorefield Bishoff's, Petersburg Bogg's Supply Co. , Keyser Bond's, Petersburg Bosley, W. G., Maysville Bri1l's Restaurant, Petersburg Burton's, Cumberland, Md. Burton, W. A. , Luray, Va. Cabana Nutria of W. Va. , Petersburg Catherman's Business School, Cumberland, Md. Central Tie and Lumber Co. , Petersburg Cheerleaders of PHS, Petersburg Christopher Photo Lab, Cumberland, Md. Cline's Appliance and Furniture, Petersburg Coffman Fisher Co. , Petersburg Cook's Place, Maysville Corner Service Store, Petersburg Cottage Hill Farms, Petersburg Cumberland Cloak 84 Suit Store, Cumberland Md. Dairy Queen of Petersburg, Petersburg Davidson's D 86 D Cleaners, Keyser Deneault, H. I., Petersburg Dettinburn Trucking Co. , Petersburg Dotson's General Store, Mt. Storm Duke's Barber Shop, Petersburg Ebert's 5 85 10, Petersburg Edna's Frozen Custard, Petersburg Evelyn's Beauty Shop, Petersburg Fink's Jewelers, Harrisonburg, Va. Fort Hill Drive-In, Petersburg Fort Hill Service Station, Petersburg Friends Gene's Restaurant, Petersburg Gordon's Foods, Harrisonburg, Va. Grant County Bank, Petersburg Grant County Press, Petersburg Grayson's, Keyser Groves, I. C. , Hatchery and Breeding Farms, Petersburg Halterman Hardware, Petersburg Harman and Co. , Petersburg Harman, Fred and Thera Mae, Cabins Harman, O. G., Rough Run 108 Hartzell Walnut Co. , Petersburg Hermitage Hotel, The, Petersburg Hamrick Oil Co. , Petersburg Hinkle's Service Station, Petersburg H-P Stores, Petersburg Hyre's Esso Service Center, Petersburg Ideal Cleaners, Petersburg Joe's Market, Petersburg Keplinger Lime .Mill, Maysville Kessel Lumber Co. , Petersburg Keyser Music Center, Keyser Kimble, O. S., Petersburg Kimble, Mr. and Mrs. R. C., Maysville Lazarus, Inc., Cumberland, Md. Leading Florists, Keyser Leggett's Dept. Store, Harrisonburg, Va. Loewengart and Co. , Inc. , Petersburg Manhattan, The, Cumberland, Md. Mathias Grocery Co. , Petersburg Maurice 's Clothing Store, Keyser McCoole's Men's Shop, Keyser Michael, Merl, Petersburg Mi11er's Produce, Upper Tract Modern Beauty Shop, Petersburg Monarch Mills, Inc. Mt. Fruit Sales, Inc., Romney Mowry, Mr. and Mrs. V. R., Petersburg Nelson's Cottages, Cabins Ney's, Alfred, Harrisonburg, Va. Ney's, Joseph, Harrisonburg, Va. Ours Chevrolet, lnc. , Petersburg Ours, Leland, Petersburg Park Motel, Petersburg Parsons Motor Co., Mt. Lake, Md. Paul's Sport Shop, Petersburg Peoples Pharmacy, Keyser Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. , Petersburg Petersburg Bag Co. , Petersburg Petersburg Blocks, Petersburg Petersburg Motor Co. , Petersburg Petersburg Oil Co. , Petersburg Pop's Barber Shop, Petersburg Porter, J. Marshall, Cumberland, Md. Potomac Light and Power Co. ,S Petersburg Potomac Valley Bank, Petersburg Powers Auto Sales, Moorefield Puffenberger's Jewelry Store, Moorefield Roby Ford Co. , Petersburg Rocco Feeds of W. Va. , Inc. . Moorefield Romig Drug Store, Keyser Rosenbaum's, Cumberland, Md. Saffel, Nat. L., Morgantown Schaeffer's Funeral Home, Petersburg Seneca Theatre, Petersburg Shapiro's, Keyser Shawnee Milling Co. , Petersburg LIST OF ADVERTISERS Shear's and Kaplons, Keyser 81 Simmons Parts and Service, Petersburg '76 Simmons Service Station, Scherr 84 Sites Amoco, Petersburg '77 Sites Chevrolet, Petersburg 96 Southern States Petersburg Co-op, Petersburg 98 South Branch Candy Co. , Moorefield 99 South Branch National Bank, Moorefield 89 South Branch Produce, Petersburg 105 Steak House, Petersburg 90 Stickley, V. P. fDudeJ, Burlington 81 Teen Canteen, Moorefield 80 Television Service, Petersburg '7'7 Thompson's Market, Petersburg 89 Trenton Motor Co. , Petersburg '76 Tri-State Fabric Center, Keyser 81 Turner's Beauty Shop, Petersburg 95 Warehouse Distributing Co. , Petersburg 91 Webster, V. W. and Sons, Moorefield 80 WELD, Fisher -84 Weimer Brothers, Maysville '79 Western Auto Associate Store, Petersburg 90 Wetsel Seed Co., The, Harrisonburg, Va. 81 Whitesel Music Co. , Harrisonburg, Va. '75 Wilson Hardware Co. , Cumberland, Md. 82 Wilson H. Smith Sales Co. , Petersburg 83 Wimer, Virgil, Distributor of Sealtest Foods, Petersburg 106 Wolf Furniture Co. , Keyser 83 Youth Groups, Petersburg area '78 Zeerow Discount Center, Keyser 10'7 Smith, Wilson H. Sales Co., Petersburg 83 SPONSORED PAGES Daniel L. Evans, State Farm Insurance Companies Page 20 Friends 110 James Paul Geary 6 and '70 Chester D. Harman, M. D. 68 Dr. Roy Harman 69 Dr. L. M. Hutson 69 Howard J. Maxwell, M. D, 66 Schewel's Furniture Co. , Inc. 65 Milford F. Townsend, M. D. '71 Valley Feed and Supply 61 Lysle T. Veach, M. D. 6'7 109 Marsha, Mr. Fox and Roxanne making up the family doctor, teacher and Bill. Tom Boor leading off with a Hoo-ray - and a tiger! NCHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The Junior Class put on their play Cheaper By The Dozen on November 30. The play is a three-act comedy about a family with twelve children ranging in age from eight to seventeen. The three oldest girls, Ann, Ernestine, and Martha, try their best to get their father to let them wear grown-up clothes, The girls did not know the reason he wanted to keep them young was be- cause of his heart condition, The cast consisted of Sull McCartney, Mr. Gilbreth, the fatherg Mary Waddy, Mrs. Gilbreth, the mother: Teresa Turner, Ann Gilbreth, the oldest of the twelve children: Debra Harr, the housekeeperg Jerry Cowherd, the family doctor: Tom Boor, Joe Scales, a cheerleaderg Letha May, Miss Brill, a teacherg and Eddie Thorne, Larry, someone special, The rest of the twelve children are Ernestine, Priscilla Getzg Martha, Delores Van Meter: Frank, Bobby Dettinburnp Bill, Norman Sitesg Lillian, Donna Frid- leyg Fred, Charles Fishery Dan, Lawrence Foley: and Jackie, Jane Hyre, The faculty members that helped make the play successful were: Mrs. Arnold, the directory Mr. Hawse, Miss Bergdoll, Mrs. Kimble, Mr. Fox and also Mr. Reggie Kimble, not a teacher but very good worker. Persons helping behind stage were: Larry Sydenstricker, Doug Schinzing, Roy Hyre, David Hyre, John Ketterman. John Hawse. Student assistant directors were David Cuppett and Margaret Jayne Toothman. Page Sponsored By FRIENDS Cumberland, Maryland Eight of the Gilbreth children--Daddy's pride and joy. Anyone for a game of chess? Q N 255+ X Q A wx A . X X k -X hwy -x vw.. Nu YN , aw ws.. .Kg f3,p-:w..:::w x - ix M 1,SK?.Qg 5 SVSKQK N ,NF ,Q XENKQ is mx xx, . LLLX in mfwwigfw Q,, Q, N X E 3 s TEACHERS SEEN IN STRANGEST PLACES! 1' S S X I , 11 2 CAVORTING AT HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Six students attended a Yearbook Semi- nar in Winchester in early fall: Dick Roby, Denver Hipp, Pat Townsend, Linda Wimer, Carolyn Haslacker, Jeff Snell. THE PETRO-SCHOLA STAFF The Petro-Schola staff would like to take this means of saying Thank You to each and everyone who contributed, either financially or personally, to the publication of our yearbook. Our special thanks go to Mrs. Mohl, our advisor, who was so patient with us when we failed to do the right thing. Her late hours working by herself, and all the work which she did that should have been done by staff members, is all appreciated. Thank you, Mrs. Mohl. The Staff Mr. Burton points out to the students some features of the better yearbooks. Naming the people in the pictures.. Q It isn't such distasteful work after all, is it? Co-Editors, Denver Hipp, Patricia Townsendg Advertising Committee Chairman, Dickie Roby: Sales Committee Chairman, Harold Smith. 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