Petersburg High School - Petro Schola Yearbook (Petersburg, WV)
- Class of 1964
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' A A4 AA V 1 ' , , 3 M951 Aa .xi,,gi1Vy-u . ,V 42 Z Aw- A,-A ' Vg 'V ' 'rC 8, -dk4r,H.Ax' '54 ' - A A A - fn A an A Vs Q THE PETRO-SCHQLA I964 Published by The Senior Class of i Petersburg High School CB ESC 11 P t sburg, West V' g' ' I k V1 N b N' r Ad Mr Kyly K bl Foreword Fall has faded its brilliance into the white glistening of winter which melted away to the approach of spr ing, ln nine short months the class of '64 has all too soon completed its senior year and is pre- pared to graduate. When its ninety-three individual members leave their Alma Mater they will scatter to meet their various destinies. Time has proven they will never assemble in their total ever again, The senior year is the most important year of a graduate's high school life. As it is the most recent one will always recall many pleasant memo- ries which as the poet says, mellow with the years . There are highlights of this year which were special in the curriculum of the school. The Petro Schola staff has tried to capture these fleeting moments andapresent them to you in concrete form. As you open your yearbook you will travel down a school lane of memories. The mind functions amazingly. lt needs only a brief glimpse of the past to bring it back vividly. The 1964 Petro Schola will be a treas- ured reminder of happy school days when our troubles were few and our hearts young and gay. Betty Cornell, Editor MOMENTS TO REMEMBER When other nights and other days may find us gone our separate ways, We will have these moments to remember. E 1 Contents ., 1 34 F Advertising , Nik eatures . . JH 1, Bwldmgs V 5 Activities d rf T -A '1 1. a n -N 3- lt? Grounds -'H' -:--4: - -4-Ls-f ,A-ies -eggs! Wi?-iff '-Q HQ, Classes if 1 wk L: Academics it it 1-,113 , .'vv.' if: ' KY' f' .9 Q at X ' ' - f K' ET 14 .1 . . . gpm-ts rx K, t , V. Administration DEDICATIO - For your unending patience throughout each year, For your jolliness, gaiety, and cheer: For the lessons in English from which we all have profited, For all the good times that to help us you have forfeited: For teaching us the crafts that make our home the best, For contributing the most to make our junior play a success, For the long hours spent helping with our junior promg For the high spirited attitude which we have learned so many lessons from: To list all the ways that you have helped us Would be too much to do, So we'll simply say Thanks Mrs. Arnold For just being you. And in appreciation, we proudly dedicate to you Our 1964 issue of the Petro Schola. Our memories of Mrs. Arnold will not be that of her sitting primly behind her desk. We never saw her that way--she was too busy. They will be of her in her slacks coaching the junior play cast. We will see her with a paint brush in hand devoting talents to the prom decorations. But most of all we willremember the times when we asked her advice and she found a solution to our problems. T0 SQMEONE DEAR MRS. OLLIE M. ARNOLD Vhss A X NQW wxbwm bw X xx WWW SQXQN x X xxx gm X XNQR X X NQNX MARSHA LEE COMBS 6 JAMES PAUL GEARY Petersburg West Virguna ' s i a 'x 'J : 'Q 5 i lf K' i i'x s2i Mr f'fXL.-f '1 s s'rQr 'x ,, '. 3 .a-ash -:num -L+ z'-1 -vs-. -1 -:fa ,gm-11:53 ,rag .Q .PV,.a,..!..X.g.,...x..x:J,..,..s.g.J.I..L.,V-, V, R. S X , . ............. ..,...,..,..,..-..,.. tr-.W-.,.-,u,v.Q'..-Lv.s.f.f.w-s,f,.e.Q,-xf.ffvvnu-,m:u. 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SSSS And For Eggs--lt's always Herman-H 8 N For white eggs and Harman-HARCO Sex-Links for brown eggs. Why waste Time and Money looking around, when you can get two of the best Profit-Maker strains as chicks or started Pullets from Harman? HARCO Sex-Link Champions A FRANK HARMAN HATCHERY Harrisonburg, Va. Phone M34-H459 Serving The Virginias 35 MOUNTAIN FRUIT SALES, INC. 0. G. NARMAN R'L lBQd? Sumner General Merchandise HWest Virginia's Famous And Mountain Fruit Beltu Country produce Where HKln9 APPIPH Relgns Rough Run West Virginia Supremelu Compliments of METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Compliments of BAPTIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP BARR'S APPLIANCE STORES Featuring Tappan Gas And ' Electric Ranges Complete Bottled Gas Service Moorefield And Petersburg West Virginia GENE K. BRAKE - ELECTRICAL SERVICE Electric Heating Hagan Blowen Insulation I4 Myrtle Avenue Petersburg West Virginia B 8 H BOTTLED GAS Complete Bottled Gas Service Telephone CI 3-449i Petersburg West Virginia Buildings and Grounds r .v QW V g .. Ah . X Y 5 '.. fx- J xx 'ef' 81,6 . .gm ax w -nw , K ,v ii X.-xx ,K by .,.. t X -' 'ik Q y,K f .1 , , ,ZS r 5 ,W-. L. . X A, t ? -x ig-'i 5 Q , 5 xiii? Y 'L .. ,ixx . ,. ' Q nf' . ,gg 'ww Q f gx 'S x , N . ,X .gg t. ,Q 15? :Z V 7 ,ML -, L- as Q X r X , vw' Q 5 ,a -'X V? 1. , Q ,xxx ,x,. wg . 14.s,. 'Lk Q, ut iff S5 K 'fx 4' 4 ' SQ L 3 Q X 2 if Ei , . V- . . 1 K 4, 3 Q ' A NX . 5 U A S ' 4 MQ B , .J L vi? -Q' X A X .me . 'X i . Rx -fx X ' - X X QW S . nu 1.5 K S I 5 Q 5 ? , 2 N, N f fx Ill 5 5 tnlf X QA f . 'Q nut W N, Mmm K . r 1,1 - 2 A-Xxh mr: wa llll U -Q53 wiw-'P SiS NY X . .. YWNAAXSNRQ RQFW M Y .., , 4 ,S if Q .. ,, ' ...,, Iifwsfzz, I km. .K ,V - M- Ak X as Wax Buildings X Y ijfi fs X BX f- '12 X Looking on A Building From Your Car B Building From Parking Lot 'sq 'fiw i' Bus Shed and Repair Shop Cafeteria At Noon X W o Buildings W-ik ps e e gf 9 ix 4:33 , Ei of 5 X Memorial Field House Front View of Home Economics Building x , 1 iA I R s S mx E :Q . . 5 I T pical Da -mJmlmQ.'.i,: ..........,,... . 'mi Eating . W aiting ,N Awww. i Finds Students Ad Wlkg Talk ZZSSZZSSRZSSRZSS225SZZSSZZSSRSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSRSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZSSZZS BISHCDFPS FLORISTS f 1 I ' fx 'Ali 1 :I aifixiria BISHOFPS STLIDIC AND CAMERA CENTER I NIU Of Us 4 Q' if 5 x Iflllr ix I W V 'Q 'S 2 , YA! . X SS .Y 'Q Q 'Inu Q9 NPI' ,ARD V ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N I N 7 -. L f Q 4X1 xg EEZIDQI REG -'gg 1' X E 1 fi.-1 arr ow Q 1 4' ,--9-sa xx VH .r fx ' . 0 'SIP 1 t u C 1.10 N J U 5 urse's Club Back Row: Letha May, Ruth Watts, Donna Kesner, Sandy Webb, Doris Wratchford, Barbara Clauze, Mrs. Mohl, Amy Cowherd, Rhonda DeMedici, Linda Feaster, Anna Lee l-laslacker. Jane Fisher. Middle Row: Linda Swick, Donna Rohrbaugh, Marian Culler, Elizabeth Western, Edna I-laslacker, Linda Borror, Barbara Evans, Norma Alt, Donna Heavener, Kay George, Front Row: Sarah Cowger, Linda Barr, Dottie Mauzy, Mary Simmons, Pat Rohrbaugh. Delvena Rohrbaugh, Judy Alt, and Karen VanMeter. The Nurses Ciub was organized for students who are interested in the field of nursing. One of this year's main activities was sending a Candy Striper group to work at Grant Memorial Hospital. Their on-campus activi- ties include helping Miss Bergdoll in the first aid room. OFFICERS President . . . ..... . . Mary Simmons Vice-President . . . . Dottie Mauzy Secretary . . . . . Linda Barr Treasurer . . . Sandra Webb Adviser . . . .Mrs. Bess Mohl Civil Air Patrol The Civil Air Patrol is a newly organized club consisting of those students who are inter- ested in aviation and aerospace. Members are all volunteer citizens and have many opportunities to serve their country. At the writing of this article the local club has been studying motion pictures of the rec- ognition, structure and dynamics of airplanes. Mr. Linton Sites is the faculty adviser. f First Row: Carol Evans, Ann Rodgers, Linda Wimer, George Hyre, Donald Wayne Harris, John Hott, Ricky Reel, Roger Mongold, Second Row: Juanita Heavener, Shirley Swick, Esther Self, Linda Waldron, John Hawse, Doug Jones, Frank Bennett, Donald Schinzing, Raymond Nelson, Third Row: Roy Hendrickson, Gary Smith, Harold Rorhbaugh, Teddy Goldizen, Roger Lewis, Carl Mace, Robert Kuykendall, Roy Hyre, John Ketterman: FourthRow: Gene Ours, Wesley Thompson, Alan Smith, Johnny Johnson, Freddy Ours, Ricky Shobe, David Hyre, Larry Mongold. 47 E J Thespians The Thespians is a dramatic club under the direction of Mrs. Ollie Arnold. The members learn all the essentials that put a play on Broadway. They learn about make-up, staging, and acting. The fourteen members and other selected individuals plan to do a skit composed by members of the club for the Christmas program, The club also plans to give a one act play for state competition in the spring. President . . Vice- President Secretary . . Treasurer . Adviser . :sto OFF ICERS Johnny Harrison . Sandra Rodgers Mikal McCartney . . Larry Mauzy Mrs. Ollie Arnold ct .ers g.:s!1Fsfk X555 - t X ev:-fs-:ti .s N ,A r SN? r a we its X X X X N N Q X X X X X X 5 X Q N s A L 3' I H Y' x 1' 4-P I., al.,:I' U., :::' LPWI 'uh' l: ::l H Jlsnv ::'l .Ili -lucas: -l..l. ' PM-1. 'UII 'mauve ii' ' av' M L h A, 'K X-X ifii-. . 4 f N ' -. :th ll . at ,2. . 'I I Og. - I. 4 iz. A4 ' 1 Y 1 'bw'-U'du...'5' 7':J'- T 2 if Future Teachers of America The Petersburg High School FTA chapter is affiliated as a National and State organization. The members put forth every effort to aid the faculty of both the graded and high schools. The FTA Club seeks: To encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching: to acquaint the members with the story of schools and the part they have played in the development of our democratic way of life, and to provide young people with specific information about opportuni- ties in the fields of education. -N are ff' s S The Officers are as follows: President ........ . Letha May Vice-President . . . . Tom Boor Secretary . . . . Priscilla Getz Treasurer . . . . Lawrence Foley Adviser . . Mrs. D. S. Collins National Honor Society Standing: Mr. A. Whitmer, Lawrence Foley, Carl Mace, Raymond Nelson, Janet Pack Donna Frrdley Mary Waddy. Seated: Delores VanMeter, Teresa Turner, Sull McCartney, Cynthia VanMeter Kathy Bobo Betty Cornell, and Roxanne Secrist. The National Honor Society is composed of members from the Junior and Senior Classes The present membership of the Petersburg chapter is fourteen, prior to the induction of new members for the current year. Members of the society are selected by the faculty. Requirements are a B average and distinct traits of the organizations four ideals of leadership, scholarship, service and character NATIONAL MQ? SeCllTY X I .: db 4 I 50 OFF IC ERS President . . . . . Vice- President ,,,. Secretary-Treasurer , , Messenger ..... . . . Adviser . . . .Mr. Sull McCartney , , Janet Pack . Betty Cornell . . Tom Boor Albert Whitmer Varsity Club The Varsity Club is an organization of high school boys who have earned a letter in one of the team sports. The purposes of the club are to create harmony between the teams in baseball, basketball, football, track. and wrestlingg to create better sportsmanship among all persons. The club members are responsible for the concession stands at athletic events. The money obtained from the stands is used for the financing of sport projects. OFFICERS President . . . . . Norman Sites Vice-President . . . . Glenn Vance Secretary . . . . David Cuppett Treasurer . . . Chuck Fisher Back Row: Eston Mallow, Donnie Mauzy, Jim Brodengyer, David Cuppett, Buddy Burgessg Middle Row: Jariet Kessel, Roger Ketterman, Lawrence Foley, Chuck Fisher, Norman Sites, Joe Evans, Front Row: Larry Mauzy, William Halterman, Sull McCartney, Gary Smith, Joe Hines. and Eddie Thorne. LN .S issirrsxgsagsrsswik s Science and Math Club The Science and Math Club. formed this year, is for students in grades nine through twelve. lts purpose is to promote an interest in science and math in the school and to enable interested students to do extra study in these fields. Mr. Hawse and Mr. Bosley are the advisers. OFFICERS President ..... . . . Marie VanMeter Vice-President . . . . . . . . Roy Sites Secretary-treasurer . . . . . . . . Tom Deadrick If i Q? Seated: Tommy Deadrick, Roy Sites, Marie VanMeter. Standing: Mr. Bosley, James Stewart, Malcolm Alt. David Sears. Amy Cowherd, George Harmison, and Mr. Hawse. 2 2 I E err SIE: ll ' iking Log The Viking Log is the official newspaper publication of the Petersburg High School Student body. The newspaper is published once every six weeks by the journalism class. The goal of the Viking Log is keeping students. faculty. and other interested persons informed on current happen ings in the high school. S 3 Q Q . S T 5 P 2 X 3 Standing: Ann Hott, Pat Vance. Betty Cornell, Doris Wratchford, Nancy Self. Seated: Pat Rohrbaugh Teresa Turner, Marie VanMeter, Susan Inskeep, Sandy Webb. Carole Evans. and Miss Mitchell, Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . . Feature Editor .... Club and Social New Sports Editor ..... s Editor Q I Exchange Editor . . Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Photographer ..... Adviser . .... . -- .4 . . , Teresa Turner . . . . . . Betty Cornell . . . . Marie Vanlvieter . . Pat Rohrbaugh . Sull McCartney . . . . .AnnHott . . Susan Inskeep . . . . Carole Evans George l-larmison Betty Lu Mitchell Audio-Visual Club Left to Right: Raymond Nelson, Roy Hyre,Wesley Thompson, John Ketterman, Larry Mongold, and Doug Schinzing This new organization has been set upwith the goal of attempting to teach students to operate audio-visual equipment for their own use and to help teachers operate this equipment in the class- room. OFFICERS President .... . . Raymond Nelson Vice-President . . ...... Roy Hyre Secretary . . . . . . .... Neal Alt Adviser . . . . . Mr. Charles Alt 'A Photography Club Among the new organizations created on campus this year is the Photography Club under the sponsorship of Mr.John Hawse. The clubwas established to give interested students an opportunity to become skilled in the field of photography. Members learn the proper use and function of various cameras. Among their activities the memberslearn the skills and techniques of developing pictures. OFFICERS President . .... . . . . Carl Mace Vice-President . . . . . . Roger Lewis Secretary . . . . . . Dollene Eskridge Treasurer . . , , Tommy Deadrick Pep Club This year's Pep Club is composed of one hundred and eighty-seven enthusiastic cheering members. The purpose of the club is to support the teams in football, basketball, and baseball throughout the year. Having made the necessary decorations prior to each game. the members are exuberantly energetic as they yell for dear life in support of the Viking team. President . . . Vice -P resident Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Adviser . . OFFICERS . . . Marietta Vance . . . Patricia Vance . . . . . . Judy Spencer . . . . . . .Jerry Oates Miss Shatee Bergdoll Q as emit, MW W 5 s Pep Club Art Club The Art Club is composed of senior high students who wish to know more about art, including drawing. painting. and stenciling. Students under the guidance of Mrs. Ollie Arnold learn new techniques in art. The members have helped decorate for various school activities. OFFICERS President . . . ...... . Benny Alt Vice-President . . ...... Debby Webb Secretary . . .. . . . Roberta VanMeter Treasurer . . ...... Sherry Lipke -52 A if any Science Club The Junior High Science Club meets everyl-'riday night from 7:00--9:00 p.m. The purpose of the club is to afford students an opportunity to learn more about electrical devices, which they may come in contact with throughout everyday living. The objectives of the club are to study the fundamentals of electricity, radios, and other electrical devices. The members feel this is an excellent opportunity for broadening their knowl edge of electricity. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . elfiffgffvc RESIA WC' 1 ................k.-me OFFICERS R Candise Paugh . . . John Veach , . . Pat Allen . Bonnie Boor l , l Le Cercle Francais l l Le Cercle Francais was organized to help promote international understanding through a 1 deeper appreciation of France's contributions tow estern culture and civilization. Projects under- taken by the club members include writing exchange letters to students in France, listening to records of popular French singers and to folklore, and learning about the lives of famous French writers and historical heroes. OFFICERS President . . . . . ..... . . . Allen Bruce Vice-President . . . . . . Larry Sydenstricker Secretary-treasurer . . ...... Nancy Secrist Left to right: Roy Sites, David Eskridge, Allen Bruce, Mr, Robert Whitmer, ,Tack Barr, Gary Borror. Bobby Sites and Larry Sydenstricker. TCT! .fQ 1 r Xe' l 1 Top Left to Right: Julia Redman, Ann Roby. Center, Becky Alt, captain. Bottom: Margaret Martin. Rose Marie Crites. 61 , 'hi 1 Front Row: Teresa Turner, Susan Inskeep, Sull McCartney, Miss Mitchell, Second Row Marie Van Meter, Betty Cornell. Third Row: Debra Harr. The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Members are selected by the faculty advisor and submitted to the national secretary for approval. The qualifications for Quill and Scroll are that a student must be in the upper third of his class in general scholastic achievement and he must have done outstanding work in some phase of journalism. OF FIC ERS Vice-President . . . . . . Susan Inskeep Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Marie Van Meter Adviser . . . . . . . . . . Miss Mitchell President . . . . . . . . Teresa Turner T Glee Club Qi -I I Q be-fo Mew The Glee Club is a musical organization under the direction of Mr. William Cecil Fox. The twenty-five boys and thirty-five girls entertain at school and community functions, such as Christmas caroling, a Christmas concert for the public, graded and high schools, an Easter program, a spring concert, and singing' for Bacca- laureate and Commencement exercises. As well as being a service to the school and community, they enjoy the fellowship of being together. .MQ GMI Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y are service organizations for high school boys and girls. The purposes of the clubs are to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character . This is the first year that these organizations have been among the activities on the campus, and they have met with enthusiastic response. The faculty advisor for Tri-Hi-Y is Mrs. D. S. Collins and for Hi-Y, Mr. Albert Whitmer. ' - .IH Q s ,, gwjf Tri-Hi-Y tudent Council First Row: Mary Waddy, Becky Alt, Mr. Long, Pat Rohrbaugh, Roy Harman. Second Row: Donna Allen, Karen Foley, Ann Roby, Brenda Boor, Sull McCartney, Abe Evans, Charles Parsons. Third Row: Jayne Groves, George Harmison, Robert Turley, John Johnson, Sue Kimble, Dottie Van Meter, Barbara Shaeffer, Karen Fridley. Fourth Row: Doris Teter, Jane Kite, William Halterman, David Sanger, Doug Parsons, Jerry Cowherd, Malcolm Alt, and George Reid. The Student Council is the central governing agent of the student body. It is made up of representatives from each homeroom. The Student Council benefits the students, the faculty, and the administration by promoting better student -faculty-administration relations. It furnishes a working model of government for high school students by the representation of the student's opinions in school affairs. OFFICERS: President .... . . Mary Winston Waddy Vice-President . . ..... Rebecca Alt Secretary .... . . Pat Rohrbaugh Treasurer . . . . . Roy Harman Advisor . . , , Mr. James Long FARM R QF - FUTURE AMERICA Future Farmers is their name, Lighting the way is their fame. They help us in every way To make our school life pleasant and gay. No one ever puts them down When they make their trip to Morgantown. Yes, they've won seven in a row, Makes other schools look mighty low. Sweepstakes is their yearly goal, Winning will be their future role. Roy led the way a year ago, Which will always let us know That this chapter really rates. As the best chapter in the state. President . . . . . . . Roy Hyre Treasurer . . . . . Abe Evans Vice-President . . . , , . . . Dickie Kile Reporter . , . . . . . Doug Kesner Secretary . . . . .... Raymond Nelson Sentinel. ..... . . . . . Larry Mauzy Parliamentarian. . . . . . . . . . . . David I-lyre Future Farmers of America Future Homemaker's of America . KK Dsl 5 Y 4 The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking. As an integral part of the homemaking program, FHA provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Each year, the Petersburg Chapter develops a program of work including projects and experiences which will help them work toward the purposes of their organization. The local program of work is based on personal, family, and community needs. The Future Homemakers of America, now and in the future, will continue to rm 14, 4' Q5 New C p Q99 I 019 l iv KXM :J f lj r-fm fl 2' Q, at ft, 40 A 'lf better our community and develop personal and family living standards. OFFICERS: President ................. . . Cynthia Van Meter Vice-President Recreation Rebecca Alt Vice-President Public Relations . . . . . Virginia Weese Treasurer ............ . . Carolyn Bergdoll S Secretary ........ . . Pat Vance Reporter .................. . . Norma Mauzy Vice-President State 8s National Projects . . . Becky Ours Until the end of time Future Homemakers Will Always Rule Q Historian ........ . . .Pat Rohrbaugh Keyettes Develop Initiative and Leadership First Row: Roxanne Secrist, Susan lnskeep, Debra Harr, Pat Vance, Donna Fridley, Miss Mitchell. Second Row: Roberta Van Meter, Karen Markwood, Becky Alt, Brenda Boor, Linda Feaster, Teresa Turner, Delores Van Meter, Karen Sites, Norma Mauzy, Kathy Bobo, Pat Rohrbaugh. Third Row: Carole Evans, Marie Van Meter, Betty Cornell, Linda Borror, Janet Pack, Priscilla Getz, Corena Markwood, Ellen Groves, Barbara Bergdoll, Margaret Martin, Rosie Crites, Nancy Secrist, Sandy Webb. The Keyette Club is a service organization sponsored by the Petersburg Kiwanis Club. The purposes of the Keyette Club are: 1. To develop initiative and leadership through training 2. To provide experience in living and working together 3. To serve the school and community 4. To prepare for useful citizenship The Keyettes are members of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes who have met the qualifications of scholarship, leadership, and character. OFFICERS: President .... ........ . . Debra Han Vice-President . . . . Pat Vance Secretary .... . Donna Fridley Treasurer . . . Susan lnskeep Adviser , , . Miss Mitchell Key Club Builds Leaders Raise your voices, Raise them highg Cheer for Key Club And here's why! Look to Key Club And you'll find, Tomorrow's leaders Of mankind. From their leaders They will learn, That someday Will come their turn To fulfill their Utmost plan, A lasting peace for every man! Front Row David Cuppett Sull McCartney Jerry Cowherd, Mr. S1168 Tom Boor Roy Harman Norman Sites Mlddle Rgw Delmas Mauzy Roy Hyre Leroy Ketterman, David Sears, Gary Smith, Eddie Thorne Joe Hines John l-Iawse Larry Mauzy Back Row Abe Evans, Bruce Riggleman Malcolm Alt George Harmison William Halterman Charles Parsons, Joe Garber Brad Kite, and Chuck Fisher OFFICERS President ........ Tom Boor Vice President Jerry Cowherd Secretary Roy Harman Treasurer ........... Dave Cuppett Areher's Learn Safety First First Row: Robert Kuykendall, Carroll Cook, Neal Alt, Mr. Long. Second Row: Dollene Eskridge, Charles Goldi zen, Walter Michael, Johnny Moyers, Gerald Ratcliff, Jack Yokum, Doug Alt. Third Row: Clarence Turner, Jariet Kessel, Roger Burgess, Roger Ketterman, Delmas Whetzel, Ronnie Carr, Steve Judy. Fourth Row: Jerry Sherman, Delmas Mauzy, Billy Lyons, Kerlyn Haslacker, Larry Whetzel, and Paul Borror. As I was walking down the street The archery club I chanced to meetg An arrow from each bow did fly Some clown, some up into the sky. Much broader, taller than the rest, Coach Long's advice was the best. Now when your bow is held just right Your feathered shaft is true in flight. When safety rides along with skill f , X Q X Your scalps and trophies all will thrill. I 'E f X For many days we shot in glee -, ,B Q i - 6 'Q Our faces here you all may see. X Q, X ' ,, If ' X f ' 3: Ka 'frf l fl .I - fe ,AN ' p W1 all' 'K lv- I ' fax NE ' 1 y'ff?4. f..- -fax S 1 .leg x , ffig f 1 I ! 'Q Ei if Q W K J i n f 4 94 FEATURES ,J KY ge' Q! X Nils O' Xi . Crowning of the Queen xxxx . 2 '1RQ'3' CROWNING OF MISS FOOTBALL Priscilla Getz was crowned Miss Football X by Petersburg High School Principal, Mr. Robert W. Hupp. The band played a special selection in honor of the new queen. Homecoming Co- Captains of The Football Team Roy Reynolds Glenn Vance QUEEN AND HER COURT Mlss Football X and her attend ants Linda Barr Norma Mauzy Pr1sc111a Getz Queen -K... THE PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band played Exodus for the queen as she and her court left the field. THE SENIOR FLOAT Two seniors, Barbara Brennan and Kathy Bobo, represented the next graduating class as they stood at the Gateway To The Future . 1 iiii it iili E to 9 Dx 5 ' of 2 f -. 'fig it SE x fs QQ s ix E X wx 5 K Vikings, Vikings, Two, Three, Four, Let's Go Vikings, Double That Score Vikings, Vikings, Six, Seven, Eight, Bravo! Vikings! You Really Rate! The band forms an honor guard for the queen and her Homecoming FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FLOAT The Future Hornemakers of America float was one of the many participating in the Homecoming parade. It was a colorful attraction with its centennial theme. This organization portrayed homemaking in the early days of West Virginia. Although the football boys did not need them, the Future Nurses were prepared for any emergency. Homecoming THE SOPHOMORE FLOAT The Sophomore class proudly displayed their first place Viking Train which was composed of eleven individual decorated wagons accompanied by Sophomore girls in football jerseys. The majorettes presented a striking contrast between the fashions of the 1860's and present day apparel as they appeared before a large crowd. Quartet Karen Sites, Imojean Hedrick, Bill Lik ens, and Mr. Bill Fox compose a group known as the mixed quartet. This group has been an outstanding at- traction at many school and communi- ty social functions. This musical ensemble has been surprisingly success- ful in the short time that it has been in existence. All-State Chorus Members Karen Sites and Sandra Rodgers were members of the All- State Chorus in 1963. 78 Choraliers The Choraliers is an ensemble which has been quite successful throughout the year. This group provides entertainment for school activities as well as for civic and church organizations. The Choraliers is composed of Karen Sites, Lois Roberts, Marsha Hill, Renee Schaeffer, Imojean Hedrick, and Delores Kessel. Le'-:-' -L Page sponsored by DR. V. L. DYER Petersburg, West Virginia DONNA ALLEN chosen Miss Petersburg Junior High JULIA HARTMAN chosen Miss Petersburg Senior High X 2 X N f Xxx QQ X SX OSX xx X Q Q X Q YES xi Y x N K 2 J Q l 5 S . +9 Male Beauty Contest i We had 33070 fewer cavities with crest How about a fox trot? I can't wait for the prom Beauty is only skin deep Is that you, Charlie? , Snowflake Fiesta I vo an ' . . , el rf- SWS- F a X X, ai Nx sw X Q . ., ., K ' o N ' ? is 'W 'X ' ' 9 ' .N 'wa 3 X X 1 :AQ . AS-LK ,. ek Y i Q- ' w 'Y of r ' -N , ' A 294' s k ' fa .34 ' S., ' Q fax gif. . 5 . f f 'Pr .w- gW YF- 312' - 2 - ' ' N S, f - ' F 'Sw ir wif 6 -' N . w, 3 . 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X X X X., is . 1, M QQ 'Q ' Yr EQ f. :S K A N 5 .LQ K x K x RM Q 'Si :A E gg- I S5 - .x Nix. K 3 5 .. 5. fi 5. X KI K -' at Ku The Viking Band The Viking Band under the direction of Mr. William C Fox, is vigorously active throughout the entire year at Petersburg High School. The group cheers the team on at football games and livens half-time at home basketball games. Making Petersburg well-known in other areas ofthe state, the band participated in various festivals and parades. At leftg The majorettes as they appear in formation. Page Sponsored By DR. LYSLE T. VEACH Petersburg, West Virginia QV V .wx wg 1 13 r'l 'Q' hx k S , fm, f E E ,SQ 1 gt X W -mfwwwmx-W .Wi-X 'My X Q. N ikings Have Something to Smile About First Row: Charles Oates, Larry Mauzy, Randy Alt, Lysle Berg, Benny Alt, Jack Barr, Ralph Berg, David Sanger, Joe Reel, Elvin Dolly, Larry Reynolds, Robert lnskeep, Robert Pethtal, J. Redman, DarlTroy, Lowell Rogers, David Sears. Second Row: Coach Wayne Barr, Delmas Mauzy, Wilson Mongold, Marvin Pethtal, Bill Thompson, John Moyers, Donald Mongold, Russell Burgess, Eston Mallow, Doug Jones, Robert Turley, Eddie Hill, Randy Bruce, Jay Stewart, William Lyons, Frank Bennett, Doug Schinzing. Third Row: Glenn Vance, Eddie Thorne, Norman Sites, Joe Evans, Joe Hines, Jariet Kessel, Roy Reynolds, John Hott, Roger Ketterman. Coach Wayne Barr's Viking football team, with assistant line coach, Jim Long, had a successful season by earning a six win and four loss season. The captains this year were Glenn Vance and Roy Reynolds with All-Conference Guard, Norman Sites calling the defensive plays. Victories were over Greenback 31-6, rolling over Moorefield 30-O, Ridgely 13-0, and Circleville 51-6. The Vikings lost only one of their first seven games allowing only 24 points scored against their defense. The Vikings weredealt losses by Beall 6-0, Romney 31-6 and in the homecoming Keyser stopped the Vikings by a narrow three points, 9-6. Southern also placed the Vikings in the losing column in the last minutes of play defeating us 12 -7 on a cold night. Jariet Kessel, senior tackle, and Russell Burgess, Junior end, were voted to the first team in the Potomac Valley Conference with quarterback, Roy Reynolds voted to the second team. Senior fullback, Glenn Vance, made Honorable mention in the state. Holding the forward front were the hard senior linemen Norman Sites, Joe Hines, and Joe Evans. Also adding to a successful year were Eddie Thorne, halfback, Frank Bennett, defensive specialist, Bill Thompson, turning in a superb year as a junior center, Roger Ketterman, halfback, and Donald Mongold, a junior end on offense and defense. X X 5 QA, X , N L , wx Se Y X1 l W 'Ny Q' ???5?f3x'?i',W WS 'ff-1-r g if .... ,A A X ' N Nw . as wxswmfsf Q W M sims, ,W ww-QXXXQXQQ 'XX Q s. W i . i Q A .fs X I 1 a X Rx it , Q XX S S 'N Q X N ,YQ Q X X N wx N ' ' X N F. Q xv N , N N Ns x Nx X Q X N S .-Q' 3 W far ga' .I M my 2 7, 3 ? A ,pf 3 ks.- 31 3 WW ns Q 5 5 x5 in , .. 3 X i X 1 - kfiff I , 5, , K fi? 5 Y N ,wee , iq S5 i E ,, f-. x - 1 jf QA sx 2' 5 X ' 2' S Q X F' X, X Y ix Z f ,r R 'iw .5 E fe Xgwa- H 2 Q x Q 'I A' , if fy ,cm N' Af ' iii TS 1:' . f 553255 , . X i f 5 A Mi as SSS: k Q XNM KN f 'W' Nw, L s 1 N. R 'SE -o-ug X , 5 4 ' -N Q QXX X. 5 xx lf' X Xx N Nx , Nb. Ll Y X 5 N x Q k Vx if j X 4 is sb w x .. SN wi -. . . wr .FAX i n ? V A X1 -gn X ... 4 ' 75.5 QX as 'E 4 M y gf k M w S X ' 1 Xf w , , 3 J -- f K NN . 5,5 Q .. -L 2' 5. AN 3 L 1,5 an :. AL S , k 433 ii Varsity Basketball Coach Carroll Michael led his Viking Team to a seven win and six loss 1'eC0rd in the first thirteen games. The most exciting game of the year was the upset of the unbeaten Franklin's thirteen game winning streak in the last minute of play. Franklin had won two victories from the Vikings previous to this game. Foul shots by senior David Cuppett in the last minutes gave Petersburg the victory, 52--50. Jim Brodengeyer played a fine game by contributing seventeen points: Roy Harman scored twelve points, and senior Chuck Swisher Fisher ripped the net with ten points, most of which were in the last quarter. Other victories were over Circle- ville 70-55, Mathias 56-45, Bayard 53-51, Mathias 64-61, and Moorefield 56-51. Petersburg suffered defeats from Piedmont 80-41, Franklin 55-46, Romney 75-68, Keyser 94-61, and losing to Keyser again in the last seconds by a narrow 59 -57. Kneeling: Chuck Fisher, Dave Cuppett, Trent Veach, Jim Brodengeyer, Roy Harman. Standing: CoachCarroll Michael, Charles Combs, Eddie Hill, Russell Burgess, Robert Turley, Roy Reynolds, William Halterman, Jay Stewart, Doug Schinzing, Student Trainer. Franklin took the Holiday tournament by defeating Petersburg 55-53 the first night and Circleville 64-55 the second night. Circleville beat Moorefield 59-55 the first night and the Vikings beat Moorefield 63-50 the second night. Jim Brodengeyer has led the Vikings by scoring 200 points in the first thirteen games to place second in the Potomac Valley Conference. David Cuppett follows with 124, Chuck Fisher and Roy Harman are tied at 121 after thirteen games. 95 iking Baseball Team First Row: Larry Sydenstricker, Norman Sites, Manager, Glen Vance, Joe Hines, Thomas B001-, Statistician, Doug Schinzing, Student Trainer, Gary Smith, David Sears, Delmas Mauzy. Second Row: Butch Porter, Chuck Fisher, Larry Mauzy, John Moyers, Roy Reynolds, Robert Turley, Roy Harman, Eddie Hill, Bill Thompson, Coach Wayne Barr. The Viking baseball team had a successful season by chalking up a six win four loss record. Under Coach Wayne Barr's direction the young team competed very well with the teams in the Conference. The team traveled on the arrn of Roy Harman and Chuck Fisher. Glenn Vance, the catcher, Joe Hines, left fielder, and Roy Rogers Reynolds, short stop, had batting averages over the three hundred mark. In the 64 season the Vikings will have the same basic team. Coach Barr and his experienced team of Seniors and Juniors should have one of the best records of the Vikings in Petersburg High School. Petersburg 8 Franklin 6 W 4 Keyser 3 W 4 Circleville 1 W 1 Keyser 4 L 14 Moorefield 3 W '7 Franklin 9 L 7 Circleville 4 W 14 Moorefield 17 L 4 Bayard 3 W 6 Wins--4 losses Page Sponsored By 94 DR, ROY HARMAN DR. L. M. HUTSON Wrestling First Row: Bill Oates, Edgar Hartman, Doug Schinzing, Reggie Clause, Dave Rexroad, David Sears. Second Row Darl Troy, Bill Rohrbaugh, Roger Ketterman, Billy Lyons, Larry Sydenstricker, Morris Alt, Joel Shreve. Third Row: Wilson Mongold, Wayne Sydenstricker, Francis Bennett, Ricky Reel, Joe Hines, and Coach Jim Long. Coach Jim Long has developed a fine wrestling team in two years, but is lacking boys and experience. However, the squad has shown great improvement over last year. One of the most memorable events of this year's very successful season was the defeat of Petersburg's Arch-Rival Moorefield. At the time of this writing Roger i I M f Ketterman remains undefeated. 1 E f 1' - 'L- sc- 1, MA Z Ziff' t ,Q ai X , it Page Sponsored by DR, CHESTER D. HARMAN Petersburg, West Virginia POTOMAC FARMS v .W V .it' PUTUMAC .,f FARMS XF... - Hrtirq l'I'llllll1'l5 Dairy Products George W. Branson, Distributor Phone LEhigh 8-2533 Moorefieid West Virginia Best Wishes SHAFFER FUNERAL Home SOUTH BRANCH g Ambulance Service I CANDY COMPANY 230 East Main Street Phone i8M . Moorefieid West Virginia Romney West Virginia TiPPY'S BEAUTY SALON BOOSTERS MR. AND MRS. TOM WELCH ll ' Il T'pS For Matty Tops NR. 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Dorothy Mae Rohrbaugh Renna Sue Schaeffer David Bean Sears David Glen Shugars Julia Mae Sites Randall Harvey Sites Robert Forrest Sites Roy Stephen Sites Judith Ann Spencer James Marshall Stewart Roger Joe Stump Anna Belle Swick James Homer Swick Roger Dale Swick Rodney Wayne Sydenstricker Jack William Thompson Wesley Allen Thompson Dorothy Carol Thorne Imogene Elizabeth Thorne Darl Clyde Troy Robert Shannon Turley Larry Earl Van Meter Roberta Florence Van Meter Patricia Ann Watts Deborah Ann Webb Virginia Ann Weese Elizabeth Ann Western Roger Dale Westfall Larry Edward Whetzel Jackie Randall Yokum Gasol ine Esnuultv' HCGUUQ Oil srmons Residence CI 3-5261 Phone Petersburg Office Cl 3-3561 West Virginia Juniors SRX Charles Parsons, Treasurerg Barbara Bergdoll, Secretaryg George Reid, President. Not Pictured: Roy Harm an, Vice -President. We always do it that way. . .... ., SCENES FROM THE JUNIOR PLAY Behind the scenes . YB Xml? ' .t X ei? 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Jr. Junior Arlyce June Haslacker Carolyn Lee Helrnick Edward Raymond Hill Marsha Jean Hill Ann Marie Hott John Paul Hott Steve Leon Hott Judy Lane Huffman Betty June Inskeep Susan Jane Inskeep Jariet Roy Johnson Linda Kay Judy Mary Kay Judy Douglas Arthur Jones Madeline Fay Keplinger Robert Eugene Keplinger Donna Jean Kesner Glenna Jean Kesner Patricia Jane Kisamore Donald Bradford Kite Eston Eugene Mallow Linda Marie Mallow Karen Cecila Markwood Margaret Ann Martin Larry Wendell Mauzy Norma Jean Mauzy Brenda Kay Mongold Diana Louise Mongold Donald Keith Mongold, Jr. Roger Wayne Mongold Shirley Ann Moyers Gene Allan Ours Phyllis Mae Ours Charles Edward Parsons Ronda Kay Pennington Brenda Lee Redman Charles Branson Redman Gretchen Louise Redman Dorothy Jean Reel Lynwood Claude Reel WWW J S X X Sr is swsv E ti 51' is - A :if-7 Q ' -jr xiii T t s - - Q I ' .ts--' J , 'N 1 , Et: if-E iga Class Ricky William Reel George Anderson Reid, Ir. - V Carl Bruce Riggleman Dean Elvin Rigglernan Mary Edwina Rodgers as x X. Sandra Kay Rodgers Billy Ray Rohrbaugh Patricia Ann Rohrbaugh g, Nancy Helen Secrist :Q Nancy Lee Self ., 1 it ea'r Robert Lee Shillingburg Dorla Jeanette Shirk Wanda Lee Shreve Karen Ann Sites Gary Orlen Smith X 'E Linda Louise Snyder Patricia Ann Stewart I s -'-.. ' 5 -1- Donna Virginia Teter : ' fi 1 William Allen Thompson is Blondena Faye Turner M ' E Clarence William Turner ' P Kathleen Vance E i- S X ,..' k-.Q Larry Wayne Vance me ,M -X Patricia Ann Vance Elizabeth Marie Van Meter LQ , if is Sandra Jean Webb Sandra Pearl Weimer Doris Rebecca Wratchford Alberta Beckwith Doug Kesner WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTING CO. Auto Parts And Supplies Distributors of Firestone Tires And Amalie Motor Oils J. Ed. Glover, Owner Petersburg - West Virginia Annual Affair Presented the Junior Class On November 15, the Junior Class presented their production of the Annual Affair . This three act comedy concerned a group of high school students and teachers hilariously involved in the problems of putting out their yearbook. The well-selected cast consisted of Abe Evans, Mr. Deward Fulwider, Superintendent of the high school, Karen Sites, Miss Betty Dugan, the commercial teacher and adviser for the yearbookg Ellen Groves, Miss Nelson, the school secretaryg Malcolm Alt, Coach Kelly, who is engaged to Bettyg George Reid, Mr. Harvey Johnson, the representative from a printing firmg Larry Mauzy, Clicker O'Toole, staff photographer: Margaret Martin, Nancy Wilson, editorial staff memberg Barbara Bergdoll, Dolly Templeton, business managerg Roy Harman, Breezy Enright, promotional manager, Patricia Vance, Gloria Esterbrook, Fulwider's nieceg Brad Kite and Charles Parsons, school board members: Doris Wratchford, Ruth Hennessy, home economics teacher, and Rebecca Alt, Miss Pamela Higgen- bottom, a contest chairman. Extras included Joe Garber, Nancy Goldizen, Linda Bobo, William Halterman, and Norma Mauzy. Student directors were Patricia Rohrbaugh and William Halterman. Mrs. Arnold served capably as director and those helping here were Mr. Hawse, Miss W. Bergdoll, Mr. Bosley, and Mrs. Kimble. The cast, sponsors, and various committees worked really hard and the Annaul Affair proved to be one of the best plays ever given. Seniors Jerry Cowherd, Presidentg Roy Hyre, Vice -President, Carol Evans, Secretaryg Judy Feaster, Treasurer uni' M pn 1:4- 'G' Y. DOUGLA S EUGENE SCHINZING 5 Wresthng, Track, Tramer for Football, Base 3 ball, Basketball, Junior Play, Varsity Club, A Hi-Y, Glee Club, Audio-Visual Club, Pep Club . LINDA KAY WIMER Annual Staff, FHA, Glee Club, CAP, PepClub, Jumor Play nw r Seniors EDWIN NEAL ALT FFA, FFA Sweepstakes Team 3 years, Archery Club. JUDY ANN ALT Nurse's Club, Pep Club, FHA, Jr. Band, Tri-Hi-Y. RAYMOND ALT, JR. FFA, FFA Sweepstakes Team 3 years, Archery Club, Photography Club, Assistant President FFA. PEGGY ELAINE BERG FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, Jr. and Sr. Band, Pep Club, Reporter of Mountain State Tackle. LAURA FRANCES BERGDOLL FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Junior Play Staff. 120 ALICE JEAN BENNETT Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, FTA. 'KATHRYN BLA NCH BOBO National Honor Society, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Keyettes, FHA, FTA. THOMAS ALAN BOOR Messenger to National Honor Society, President of Junior Class, President of Key Club, Thespians, Annual Staff, Student Council, Mountaineer's Boys State, Vice -President of Key Club, Graduation Honor Guard of '63, Band, Junior Play, Baseball, Football Statistician, Mathematical Award. RUTH ANN BORROR Fl-IA, FTA, Pep Club, Junior Play Staff. s 1 . 43 BARBARA ANN BRENNAN FHA, FTA, Pep Club. EDITH DIANA BROGAN FTA, Pep Club. ROGER DALE BURGESS FFA, FFA Sweepstakes Team, FFA Talent Contest, Audio -Visual Club, Archery Club. 121 CAROLL BLANE COOK FFA, President of Archery Club, FFA Sweepstakes Team, Audio-Visual Club. BETTY ANN CORNELL Pep Club, Keyettes, Secretary-Treasurer of National Honor Society, Co-Editor of Petro Schola, Assistant Editor of Viking Log, Band, FTA, Quill and Scroll, Annual Service Conference. WILLIAM JEROME COWHERD Annual Staff, President of Senior Class, Junior Play, Student Council, Vice -President of Key Club, Football, Annual Service Conference. DAVID EARLE CUPPETT III Basketball Captain, Track, Football, Baseball, Treasurerof Key Club, Secretary of Varsity Club, FTA, Student Council. ,ROBERT VANCE DETTINBURN Hi-Y, Basketball, Junior Play. CAROLE LOUISE EVANS Student Council, Student of the Semester, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Pep Club, FHA, Runner-up for Miss Petersburg 1962, Viking Log Staff, CAP, Keyettes, Junior Play Staff, Secretary of Senior Class. JOE ROGER EVANS Hi -Y, Football, FFA, Wrestling. JUDY A NN FEASTER Annual Staff, Pep Club, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer of Senior Class, Junior Play, Poultry Princess 1963. CHARLES ADAM FISHER Hi -Y, Varsity Club, Key Club, Junior Play, Basketball, Base- ball. 123 PRISCILLA ELAINE GETZ Secretary ofFTA, FHA, Pep Club, Junior Play, Keyettes, Tri -Hi -Y, Student Council, Rhododendron Girls' State, Miss Football of 1963. ANNIE MAE HARTMAN FHA, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y. EDNA IRENE HASLACKER Glee Club, Pep Club, Chorus, Nurses Club. 124 LAWRENCE EDWARD FOLEY Treasurer of FTA, National Honor Society, Hi -Y, Varsity Club, Junior Play, Basketball Manager, Statistician. DONNA JEAN FRIDLEY Secretary of Keyettes, FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi Y, Tri-County Fair Princess, Junior and Chapter FHA Degree, Junior Play, Homecoming Princess, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Annual staff, Correspondent to Co-Ed Magazine. DEBRA LUCILLE HARR Vice-President of Public Relations, FHA, Chapter FHA President, President of West Virginia Association of FHA 1963, Treasurer of Keyettes, President of Keyettes 1964, Student Council, Forensic League, Band, Junior Play, Girls' Intra- mural Award, Rhodo- dendron Girls' State, Quill and Scroll, Business Manager of Annual, Pep Club, Yearbook Service Conference, Hall of Fame esta JOE KENNETH HINES Key Club, Treasurer of Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Captain of Wrestling Team, Hi-Y. DAVID SNOWDEN HYRE FFA, FFA Treasurer, FFA Sweepstakes Team 2 years, CAP, Pep Club. ELIZABETH JANE HYRE FHA- -Vice -President of State and National Projects, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Chorus, Junior Play, Annual Staff. 125 1 ROY WAYNE HYRE FFA Reporter, FFA President, FFA South Valley President, Forestry Camp, FFA Public Speaking 2nd Place, Conser- vation Camp, State FFA Band, FFA Sweepstakes Team 3 years, Vice -President of Senior Class, Key Club, CAP. CHARLES EDWARD IMAN Archery Club BEVERLY KAY JUDY Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y. ii BARBARA ANN KEPLINGER Miss Pep IX, Advertising Editor of Viking Log, Pep Club, Junior and Chapter FHA Degree, FHA. LONEY MELVIN KEPLINGER FFA, FFA Sweepstakes Team 1 year. 126 STEPHEN MITCHELL JUDY FFA, FFA Sweepstakes Team 2 Years, Track, Archery Club, Pho- tography Club. Sie i s Eootball, Track, Wrestling, ,FA, Archery Club, ARIET THEODORE KESSEL farsityClub, Track, Football, PVC All Conference of 1963, 'FA, Archery Club. 'OHN WESLEY KETTERMAN CAP, Audio-Visual Club. LOGER WILLIAM KETTERMAN Varsity Club . ' kff- - R X - X RR?Rs RICHARD VERNON KILE FFA Sweepstakes 3 years, FFA, FFA Vice-President Track, Football, Base- ball. HILDA FRANCES KIMBLE FHA, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bible Club, First Aid Club. ROBERT WILLIAM KUYKENDALL FFA, Archery Club, Photography Club, CAP. 127 CARL OWEN MACE FTA Vice-President, CAP Photography Club Presi- dent, National Honor Society, Boy's State 1963. RUBY ANN MARTIN Secretary of FTA, Tri -Hi-Y. DOTTIE KA Y MAUZY CLARA BELL LANDIS FHA, Pep Club, Tri -Hi -Y. ROGER WILLIAM LEWIS Band, CAP, Photography Club. mm' Vice -President Nurses Club, Pep Club, FHA. 128 CORENA ANNETTE MARKWOOD Secretary of Pep Club '62 63, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FHA Runner -up for Miss Peters - burg 1961, Keyettes, CAF F LETHA MARGARET MAY President of FTA, Nurses Club, Junior Play, FHA, Forensic League. SULL ARTHUR MCCARTNEY, JR. President of National 1-Ionnr Society, Student Council, Key Club, Varsity Club, Viking Log Staff, Golden Horse Shoe Winner, Junior Play. GALE PAUL MERRITT Track. RAYMOND WILLIAM NELSON LARRY DYER MONGOLD CAP, Audio -Visual Club , National Honor Society, President of Audio-Visual Club, FFA Secretary, FFA Sweepstakes 1 Year, CAP. BEVERLY ANN OATES FHA, Pep Club, Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club. 129 NANCY LEE P ARSONS Miss Tri-County Fair Queen 1963, Poultry Princess, Pep Club, FTA, Hall of Fame, Top ten for Miss Petersburg. ROY LEMUEL REYNOLDS Key Club, Archery Club, All Conference Football, Captain of Football, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club. SHARON ANN RODG ERS Majorette, Pep Club, Glee Club, Poultry Princess, Annual Staff, CAP. 130 REBECCA JANE OURS Chorus, Pep Club, FHA, Vice-Presidentof State and National Projects, FHA Leadership Conference, Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. JANET MARIE P ACK Pep Club, Keyettes, Glee Club, President of Band, Majorette Captain, Delegate to Camp Caesar, Graduation Honor Guard 1963, Annual Service Conference, Runner-up to Miss Petersburg 1963, Poultry Princess, Tri -County Fair Princess, Co-Editor of Petro Schola, Vice -President of National Honor Society, Sec. of Jr. Class, Snow Queen I, Hall of Fame. PATRICIA ANN REXRODE Band, FHA, FTA, Tri-Hi-, Y, Nurses Club. I ,nl Xa N R X X ms XXX DELVEN A DORIS ROHRBA UGH Student Council, Nurses Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, FHA. -IAROLD DARL ROHRBAUGH iFA, CAP. is C ,A ,OXANNE ELAINE SECRIST Iational Honor Society, tudent Council, Keyettes, TA, FTA Convention, ill-State Band Candidate, .nnual Staff, Band, ,lternate Rhododendron iirls State. JERRY LEM SHERMAN Football, Baseball, Basketball. MARY BELLE SIMMONS President of Nurses Club, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club. NORMAN GEORGE SITES Junior Play, Treasurer of Junior Class, A11 Conference Foot ball, President of Varsity Club, President of Hi -Y, FTA, Key Club, Manager of Baseball Team. 131 FREDERICK RAY SMITH FFA, Audio-Visual Club. NANCY LOUISE SMITH Tl FHA, FTA, Annual Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. SUE SNEEL STICKLER PTA, FHA, Annual staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. LARRY JAMES SYDENSTRICKER Baseball, Wrestling, Vice-President of French Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, A11 State Band Candidate, Band. DARLENE MAE THORNE Pep Club, FHA. 132 SHIRLEY JEMIMA SWIC FHA, Pep Club. Q X EDWARD THOMPSON THORNE Football, Varsity Club, Student Council, Key Club, Glee Club, Junior and Senior Play, Pep Club, Basketball, Key Club Convention, Hall of Fame. ROGER ETHAN THORNE Hi-Y, Photography Club, Track. MARGARET JANE TOOTHMAN Band, Junior Play, Tri County Fair Princess, Pep Club, Glee Club. t N Z- -f Q X s - . K GLENN VANCE, IR, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Vice -Presi- dent of Junior Class, Vice -President of Varsity Club. TERESA TURNER President Quill and Scroll, Editor and Chief of Viking Log, Assistant Editor Petro Schola, National Honor Society, Run ner Debate for 1963, Annual Service Conference, Junior Play, Keyettes, Homecoming Princess 1963, FTA, Pep Club, Chorus, FHA, Thespians. MARIETTA VIRGINIA VANCE Miss Football Princess 1963, Miss Pep VIII, President Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, Hall of Fame, Junior Play Staff. R FF CYNTHIA VICTORIA VAN METER National Honor Society, FHA, Historian of FHA, President of FI-IA, Keyettes. DELORES ELAINE VAN METER National Honor Society, Keyettes, FTA, FTA Convention, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Junior Play, Band, Assistant Head Majorette, Poultry Princess, Tri-County Fair Princess, Forensic League, CAP, Runner-up for Miss Petersburg, Thespians, Glee Club. KAREN LOUISE VAN METER - Nurses Club, FHA, Tri- Hi-Y, Chorus. MARY WINSTON WADDY Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, Literary lst. and 2nd Place, Vice-President Keyettes, Band, Pep Club Sec., Poultry Princess, FTA, Tri-County Fair Princess, Junior Play, Majorette, Thespians, President of Student Council, National Honor Society. DELMAS HAROLD WHETZEL FFA Sweepstakes 2 Years, Archery Club, FFA, Photography Club, Track. 1 34 RUTH ELAINE WATTS FHA, Nurses Club, Tri Hi-Y. i.- 1 Q, M1 Larry Cosner Teddy Ray Goldizen Pep Club, CAP It's cold out here! Do I look all right? x Winter Wonderland. fs wifi Is my powder smooth? 135 l PrincipaI's Message A BIG STEP For most people graduation from high school is one of many steps along life's journey. If, you are fortunate enough to be in the graduating class of 1964, you will have a distinct advantage over class- mates who are not taking this big step. Statistics show that people who have a high school education far surpass those who do not, in eco- nomic, social and spiritual adjustment, and in successful living. Statistics also prove that those in the senior class who will continue their education will lead even a more rewarding life. The faculty and I wish to extend good wishes to the class of 1964 in attaining this additional big step in your life. Robert W. Hupp, Principal I: Facult LINTON H. SITES Bachelor of Arts, Salem College, Potomac State College, Shepherd College, Civics and Economics. MRS, BARBARA M, SMITH Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, Language Arts, English. IALBERT WHITMER, JR. P i i Bachelor of Science, Potomac State College, West Virginia Uni- I versity, Math. - S Se x REGGIE A . SMITH Bachelor of Arts, M.A. , Shepherd College, West Virginia Uni versity, Mathematics. LEWIS G, STARK Bachelor of Science, M. S. , University of Missouri, WestVirgin1a University, Adult Agriculture Class. ROB ERT W . HUPP Principal ROBERT WHITMER Bachelor of Science. Potomac State College, West Virginia Uni versity, French. MISS BARBARA WILSON Bachelor of Arts, West Virginia University. Library Science. 1 3 7 Facult CHARLES D. ALT Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Potomac State College West Virginia University. MRS. OLLIE M. ARNOLD Bachelor of Arts Home Economics, Berea College, Concord College, English, Home Arts. Si. fa MISS WANDA BERGDOLL Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, Business Education. MISS SHAREE BERGDOLL Bachelor of Science, West Virginia University, American History, Civics, Geography, Music. 138 MRS, GAIL H. BARR Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, Language Arts 7 Ba 8. WAYNE BARR Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, Physical Education, Biology Coach. , - . A Facult FRED BOSLEY Bachelor of Science, M. S. , Kansas State University, West Virginia University, Potomac State College, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra II, General Math. GERALD CHADOCK Bachelor of Science, West Virginia University, Agriculture Edu- cation, Biological Science, Shop. MRS, SARAH ANN DUNN Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, West Virginia University, English 9 85 10, Cafeteria Supervisor. TRACY EVANS Bachelor of Arts, M.A., Shepherd College, Westvirginia Uni- versity, Math 8, Driver's Education. MRS, MARY PRISCILLA COLLINS Bachelor ofArts, M. A. , Hope College, West Virginia Uni- versity, University of Chicago, Miami University, World History, American History. BILLY RAY DUNN Bachelor of Science, M.S., Agriculture, Potomac State College, West Virginia University, Vocational Agri- culture, Assistant Principal. Facult MISS FRANCES EVEILY Bachelor of Arts, M.A. , Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Language Arts, Guidance. WILLIAM CECIL FOX Bachelor of Science, Music Education, Concord College, Band, Choir, General Music, Graded School Music. MRS, EVELYN D, HENDERSON Bachelor of Arts, M. A., Fairmont State College, West Virginia University, Social Studies. MRS . ELAINE HUFFMAN Bachelor of Arts, Marshall College, Health and Physical Education. 140 FRANCIS GIRARD Bachelor of Arts, Davis Sc Elkins College, Typing I, Bookkeeping, Business Math. JOHN HAWSE Bachelor of Science, West Virginia University, Chemistry, Physics, General Physical Science. H E -iflifi Facult IRA KIMBLE Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, West Virginia University, Language Arts, Civics. MRS, KAY JOYCE KIMBLE Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Madison College, Language Arts. -- Q K: .r.'.- sl MISS BETTY LU MITCHELL Bachelor of Arts in Education, Fairmont State College, English and Journalism. MRS, BESS SNYDER MOHL Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, M.A., West Virginia University, Home Economics. JIM LONG Bachelor of Science, Concord College, Science. CARROLL MICHAEL Bachelor of Arts, Shepherd College, Health and Physical Education. Administration Mr. Thomas H. Sites, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Creed Sions, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Hupp and Mrs. Stickler. Betty Groves, Jane Vossler, and Grace Hott, the county office personnel. Qs on-Teaching Staff it tl gig i Q si Mrs. Rhinehart, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Van Fleet. Mrz. Charles Sears. Mr . Arnold Lohman. 91 - ,, 3' . ? -QSA The Football Boys Bite The Dust At Evening Practice. A Candid Shot of Mrs. Kimble's Language Arts Class. Girls Physical Education Class Learns the technique of Building pyramids. 44 Lmgmmmur- '15 flanlemfw Mr. Bos1ey's Solid Geometry Class. Academics Offer Varied Experiences Mr. Alt giving a six weeks test. MEMGRIAM Nancy Marie Duling Sadness lingers in our hearts as we recall and cherish the memory of one of our classmates who started her high school career in the seventh grade and who would have graduated in the class of sixty- four. Nancy Marie Duling of Arthur, West Virginia, the daughter of Galen Duling and Florenia Evans Duling, completed her seventh grade at Petersburg High School, after which she and her parents moved to Athens, West Virginia. While there she was the winner of the Golden Horseshoe, an honor that she cherished. She departed this life in a Bluefield Hospital on October 16, 1960, as a result of rheumatic fever. Although it is our loss we feel that it is heaven's gain. There will always be a vacant place in our hearts and a cherished memory of our beloved classmate. by: Abe Evans TRIBUTE T JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Friday, November 22, 1963 was a memorable day. A day in which our hearts ached with grief at the news of the assassination of our beloved President of the United States. Truly a leader of man- kind, we remember him as a shining example of courage, wisdom, freedom, and everlasting love for his country. His memory will long be remembered as we, the class of 1964, dedicate a part of our lives to his ideals, purposes and beliefs. Teachers Seen in Strangest Places Which WY now? Queen For A Day, ,us X -s s .sefj kww ' .. .- sys ' Q . , .... -iss - - ss Miss Everly working in the library. Look what I got for Christmas! 148 SMILE! You're on Candid Camera! The Staff of the Petro Schola Mrs. Kimble checks mats for mailing. Getting the Advertising ready! Miss Wilson lends a helping hand! 1 Janet Pack, Debra Hart and Teresa Turner arrange Co-Editors Janet Pack and Betty Cornell laying out pictures. mats. DRIVER'S TRAINING GIVES STUDENTS PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE 4 Mr. I-Iupp and Mr. Sit es during after Mrs. Stickler lends a helping hand. Mr. Sions performs his daily duties school hours. Miss Hott chats with a friend. Tom Boor helps with the Petro Schola. Janet Pack makes her appearance. . . . FFA Boys WIN SWEEPSTAKES Page Sponsored By Mayor David Shevi, Romney Mrs. Wanda Kesner Mr. 8rMrs. HarryR. McCul1oh Mr. Sc Mrs. Roy Groves 85 Sons 150 Seven years for Plant Diseases. Sweepstakes for Farm Crops. 1 L X Q H i 2 y, x A 4 E 311 3: all 5. E' 4 -3 ,, fi ii is 4 xr ' m- 3 3 4 5 , ji af is C ' fi rr N J . S 3 '01 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City -- Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA A 1 C' f'? ' D J M .-f. vs' ' ' ,. Q ef- ' - FY faux '--' ' ,525-A 4 Q YO? IQ 1-' H . 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