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

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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.

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