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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

CONTENTS opening............. 1 classes............ 17 organizations..... 48 activities..........70 sports............ 138 ads............... 156 closing........... 190 PETRO SCHOLA Volume XLI Petersburg High School Petersburg, West Virginia This year has presented us with many changes and the yearbook editorial staff feels it is both fitting and proper to dedicate this book to the many people who have helped our community recover from the November 5, 1985 flood. Countless individuals, groups, and organizations have given their time, energy, prayers, and financial support in an effort to help our community recover from the November 1985 Flood. To those individuals who spent countless hours immediately following, to those whose efforts continued long after the immediate needs were met, and to the countless individuals whose lives were changed because of lost loved ones, homes, and damage to personal possessions, we dedicate this volume of the Petro Schola 1 85' - 86' FILLED WITH HEADLINES THE SHUTTLE TRAGEDY ‘We Mourn Seven Heroes’ Astronauts Ellison S. Onizuka, Christa McAuliffe, Gregory B. Jarvis. Judith A. Resnik. Michael J. Smith. Francis R. Scobee and Ronald E. McNair et's call him Video Man. As planetary trend setter, he ide it big astonishingly fast. first flitted into sight in • 60s and then, with the ety—irrevocably transformi our methods of communicata It's changed our perception music and altered the way sell our products and preset The vidio craze sweeps the nation. Halley’s Comet makes a visit in 85'. lie Dawning of the Video Age Video Man Fast-forwarding into a VCR culture t national Guard provides help in our time of need. Aids provides big controversy in 85 W ‘ 3Re„ Mia mi-Vice stars capture hearts of Americans. 1985 Flood Devastates Petersburg. Mrs. Wilson has had it up to here with muddy water. Muddy Streets (above)and national Guard assistants (right) were a frequent scene following the flood. 4 6 Senior Chad Curtis looks for his unfinished homework. Eighth grader Jacob Watts is hard at work on an English test. Sophomore Stephanie Has lacker gazes during the 4N awards banquet. Fashion and Fun Flourish. Mike Kcplingcr, Julie Hefner, and Stacey Whetzel take a break at the pool this summer. 8 What has Amy Wilkinson Just found out? Baron Bible, Than Berg, and Junior Lyons relax In the front hall. mm Connie Smith represented W. V. in the Miss Teen of America Pageant. David Bittorf and his date have fun at the homecoming dance. T Ronnie Stephens and Marc Rumer are betterknown as Cricket and i Chubs of k Peters- burg k Vice . • i?;® 55 Angela Miser cheers her heart out. 10 Gail Smith and Rodney Swick take their time between classes. Homecoming Highlights Fall Season. Kelly Sites, Adam Feters, and Seth Snell take a rest after work on the Sophomore float is complete. Jeanette Norwood, Melanie Parrish, and Frank Laco wait anx- iously for the home- coming parade to begin. 12 Dina Kimble drops back for a pass while distributing souvenior footballs. Coach Dave Fincham and Donnie Crites discuss their game strategy. GRANT COUNTV LIBRARY PETERSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA 13 Paulette Thompson, Brian Hedrick, Stacey Burgess enjoys her artwork, and J.C. Bruce watch the home- coming parade. Becky Sites, Julie Norwood, Tonya Cosner, and Melanie Parish are busy at work in the office. 14 Brock Huffman is at ease in front of a camera. Robin Alt is at parade rest during the homecoming parade. Melissa George and Billy Joe Hottlc watch the homecoming parade. . - Senior class selects Mr. and Miss Petro-Schola. Becky is the editor of the yearbook and is the drum majorette. She is also a Key Club officer. When she is not busy doing these things. Becky likes to cross stitch and take walks. Eric is on the yearbook staff and is also the president of the Trail Club. Me is involved in football and base- ball. In his spare time he bow hunts and fishes. Becky Calhoun and Eric Mauzy. MICHAEL ALLEN': 257-1231. P.O. Box 833, Pb.Basketball and baseball. CARL ALT: 257-1390. Rt. 1. Box 575, Pb. VICA. OWEN ALT. 257-1390. Rt. 1. Box 575, Pb. Faithful attendance, First , Second, and Third places in county and State Special Olympics 9,10,11-12 in track and field events TAMMY BAILEY: 257-4437. P.O. BOX 672, Pb. OGA Shorthand Award, Typing Award. FBLA, AFS,Colorguard, Band, Trail Club, Key Club, Pep Band. GREG BARGER. 749-7848. Rt. BOX 160, Mvlle.VICA GREGORY BERG: 749-7670. Gen. Del., Ar- thur. VICA, Trail Club, Football, Baseball. MARY BERG. 749-7481. RT. 1 BOX 264. Mvlle,.lst place Regioal Clerk-Typist I, 2nd place Regional Clerk-Typist 1, Society of Distin- quished High School Students Quill Scroll, U.S. Achievement Academy Award in Journal- ism, FMCC, FBLA, VICA, AFS, Chorus, Viking Log. WILLIS BERG: 749-7612. Rt. 1 Box 246, Mvllc. Wrestling, VICA, Trail Club. BEVERLY BIBLE: 749-7230. Rt. 2 BOX 22, Mvlle. Basketball. FHA, FBLA, VICA, Key Club, Chorus MARLENE BIBLE: 749-7506. Rt. 3 Box 176, Mvlle. Quill Scroll, Student Council Sec.,Vi- king Log: Circulation Mgr., Photographer, Edi- tor-in-chief, Yearbook, Tennis team. DA VIDBITTORF: 257-2162. 18 VanMeter Dr., Pb. Voice of Democracy-lst., National Honor Society, Mt. Boy’s State, French Club, Key Club. LEE BORROR: 257- 1480. Rt. 2 Box 38, Pb. Computer I Award, Quill Scroll, USAA Award.Art Award, Student Council-Pres., Track, Viking l,og, Trail Club, AFS. MATTHEW BORROR: 257-4879. P.O. BOX 644, Pb. National Honor Society, '83- ’84 Class Pres., Student Council, National 4-H Club Con- gress, FFA - Vice- Pres., Football. Track, Bas- ketball, AFS. BRIAN BOUCHER: 257-2169. Box 1206, Pb. VICA ANGELA BRADSHAW: 257-2343. Central Ave., Pb. AFS, Band, Jazz Band. PETE BROWN. 257-1909.6 Lee St, Pb. Basket- ball. KONNIE BURGESS: 749-7669. Rt.l Box 7, Ar- thur. AFS, FHA, French Club, FBLA. REBECCA BURGESS: 749-7009. Rt.l Box 24, Mvlle. BECKY CALHOUN. 257-1079. P.O. Box 443, Pb.Homecoming Princess, Snow Princess, Miss Petro-Schola, Editor of Year book. Key Club- of- ficer, AFS, Band, Pep Band, Flag Corp, Drum Majorette, Basketball Stats., Quill Scroll. CRAIG CALHOUN. 257-4194. Rt.l Box 470, Pb.FFA, VICA. MISTY CARR: 749-7965. Rt.3 Box 197, Mvlle. Golden Horseshoe Award, National Honor Soci- ety, Clinic Band, Band President, Jazz Band, Track, French Club, Band, Student Council, Treasurer- Sophomore Class, Vice-Pres. of Ju- nior and Senior Class. PAUL CLARK. 749-7289. Rt.l Box 24, Lville- .French Club, VICA. DONICA COBLENTZ: 749-7968. Rt.l Box 197, Mville. National Honor Society, Rhododendron Girl’s State, Homecoming Princess, Honor Guard, Secretary of Trail Club, Wrestling Stats.,Student Council, Chorus, VICA. EMILY COLLINS-. 749-7581. Box 524, Pb. Na- tional Honor Society, FHA, AFS, Trail Club. 18 TAMMY LYPin BAILEY MARY ELIZABETH BERG MARLEME K. BIBLE DAVID C. BITTORF LEE BORROR ? President-Ron Stephens, Vice-President-Misty Carr, Treasurer-Chad Curtis, Secretary-Connie Smith. KOMMIE J. BURGESS REBECCA BURGESS MISTY LYM CARR PAUL T. CLARK JR. BECKY JO CALtlOUM DOniCA L. COBLEMTZ BRIAlY BOUCHER PETE BROWn CRAIG CALtlOUM EMILY SUE COLLIMS 19 RANDY COOK. 749-7682. Rt.3 Box 49. Mville. FFA, V1CA. DARLENE COOPER: 257-1955. Box 1174, Pb. AFS, FHA, Track. V1CA. TONYA COSNER: 257-4098. 20 Edgar St., Pb. Ms. Pep, Most School-Spirited, Band, Color- guard, FBLA, Pres, of FMCC, AFS, Yearbook, Viking Log, Student Council. DONNIE CRETES: 257-1043. 9 N. Ave., Pb. Football, Wrestling, Manager of Basketball and Baseball. JULIE CRITES. 257-2369. Rt.5 Box 168, Pb. Rep. for Nursing Class, Secretary of FHA, VICA. PAULA CRTTES 257-1043. 9 N. Ave., Pb. Band, FMCC, VICA. CHAD CURTIS. 257-4751. Box 1149, Pb. Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, Sopho- more and Senior Class Treasurer, Freshmen and Junior Class Vice-President, Capt. of Foot- ball, Co-Capt. of Basketball, French Club, Honor Cuard. JASON DAYTON. 749-7260. Rt.l Box 10A, Lville. FFA, VICA. STACEY DAYTON. 749-7843. Rt.2 Box 134, Mville. Football, Wrestling, VICA. SHANNON EARLE: 109 Short St., Pb., 26847 ALEISHA EVANS 749-7119. Rt.l Box 117, Mville. French Club, Treasurer of FMCC, VICA. SCOTT FEASTER: 749-7174. Rt.l Box 15, Mville. Football, Basketball, VICA, Trail Club. MATHEW Cl VAN 257-2187. Rt.l Box 783, Dorcas. French Club, AFS, Tennis Team, Math Award. BRADLEY COLDIZEN. 749-7257. Rt. 1 Box 261, Mville. Football, VICA. JEFFERY COLDIZEN. 257-1668. Rt.l Box 726, Pb. VICA. MELISSA COLDIZEN. 257-1306. Box 48, Ca- bins. Typing I Award, Key Club, AFS, FBLA, Band, Yearbook. KELLEY HALTERMAN 788-2052. Box 198, New Creek. Key Club, FHA, Treasurer of FBLA. KIMBERLY HARMAN. 257-1371. Box 971, Pb. Key Club, AFS, VICA, Cheerleader. MALINDA HARRIS 749-7344. Rt.l Box 130-C, New Creek. U.S. Achievement Award, U.S. Cheerlcading Award, U.S. Leadership Award, Computer Award, National Honor Society, Val- entine Princess, Cheerleader, Track, Pres, of Key Club, French Club, Student Council, Junior Class Secretary, Viking Log. JARRETT HEAVNER: Rt.3 Box 64. Mville. Capt. of State Champs Volleyball Special Olym- pics, Faithful Attendance, VICA. DWA YNE HEDRICK. 257-1864. Rt.l Box 509, Pb. All PVC Team, Honorable Mention All-Sta- te,VICA, Baseball, Basketball, Student Council. ROY HEDRICK: 257-4206. Rt.3 Box 146, Pb. National Honor Society, Grecnhand Award, Star Chapter Farmer, Star District Farmer, Out- standing Boy Award, State Winner in Beef Pro- ficiency, State Winner in 4-H Horse Planning, Nat. Delegate to American Angus Conv., Stu- dent Council, FFA, Wrestling, Baseball, Foot- ball. STACEY HEDRICK. 749-7951. Rt.2 Box 87. Mville. Football, VICA, Basketball. KIMBERL YHENSLEY: 257- 2366. Rt.3 Box 82, Mville. FBLA, AFS. MICHAEL CHAD CURTIS JASOH C. DAYTOlY SHAHHOn EARLE ALEISHA D. EVAT1S SCOTT A. FEASTER STACEY J. DAYTOlY 20 MATHEW L. GIVAH BRADLEY GOLDIZEH JEFFERY W. GOLDIZEH KELLEY D. HALTERMAH KIMBERL Y S. HARM AH D WAY HE E. HEDRICK ROY A. HEDRICK MELISSA M. GOLDIZEH STACEY HEDRICK KIMBERL Y A. HEHSLEY SEHIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE: Roy Hedrick-Misty Carr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Randy Watts- Vanessa Watts MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Tonya Cosner-Mike Allen ERIENDLIEST: Dwayne Hedrick-Paula Moore CLASS CLOWNS: Kevin Schell-Emily Collins. BEST DANCERS: Tony Kline-Patty Iman SHYEST: Carl Alt-Tricia Kesner BEST DRESSED: Susan Wolfe-Bill Mitchell MOST TALENTED: Lee Borror-Donica Coblenti MOST POPULAR: Connie Smith-Ronnie Stephens MOST ATHLETIC: Leigh Hudgins-Chad Curtis MOST MISCHEVOUS: Gail Smith-Craig Calhoun • (Hot Present When Picture Was Taken.) ROSCOE HILLIARD: 257-2318. 14 Forman Ave., Pb. VICA. KIMBERLYHISER: 257-4547. 15 Pierpont St., Pb. National Honor Society, Band, French Club, Yearbook, Quill Scroll. DA WN HOPE: 257-2226.201 Central Ave, Pb. National Honor Society, French Club, Year book, Quill Scroll. MICHAEL HOPE: 39 East Ave., Pb. Baseball. LEIGH HUDGINS 257-1249. 210 N. Main St.,Pb. All-Tournament Basketball Team, 2nd Runner-up Beauty Contest, Most Athletic, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Basketball Stats., Key Club, Majorette, Band. PATRICIA IMAN: 257-1508. 328 Keyser Avc.,Pb. Fire Princess, Valentine Princess, Homecoming Princess, 1st Runner-up Beauty Contest,Cheerleader, Treasurer of Trail Club, FBLA, VICA. JERRY KEPLINGER. 257-1259. Rt.l Box 444. Pb. VICA. TERRY KEPLINGER: 749-7525. Gen. Del., Mville. VICA. TIMOTHY KEPLINGER: 257-4835. Rt.l Box 418, Pb. VICA. AN DR A KESNER: 257-1621. Rt.2 Box 205, Dorcas. Flag Corp (alt.), AFS, Chorus, FBLA, VICA, Track, Wrestling Stats. JULIE KESNER: Rt.3 Box 23, Mville. TRICIA KESNER: 257-1643. Rt.2 Box 365, Pb. HELENKESSEL P.O. Box 741, Pb. AFS, FHA, VICA. MARY KESSEL P.O. Box 741, Pb. State Mem- ber of Special Olympic Volleyball Team, Faith- ful Attendance, Special Athlete of Yearbook. USA KETTERMAN. 257-1924. Rt.l Box 270, Dorcas. 1984 Tennis State Champion, Tennis Team, French Club, Yearbook. SHERRI KIMBLE: 749-7620. Arthur. FBLA, FMCC, VICA. SHERRY KIMBLE. 749-7592. Rt.3 Box 200, Mville. State Farmer Degree, FFA, Band, Sec- retary of FFA, VICA. TONY KLINE 749-7222. Rt.l Box 40, Arthur. Basketball, Baseball, VICA. FRANK LACOt P.O. Box 1102, Pb. Baseball, Basketball, French Club, Track. BILL LAMB: 749-7844. Rt.l Box 44. Arthur.- Computer I Award, National Honor Society, Vice-Pres. of AFS, Wrestling, Yearbook Pho- tography. ALLEN LANTZ: 749-7408. Gen. Del., Mville.- Football, Track, Basketball, VICA. ROSCOE A. MILLIARD JERRY W. KEFLIMGER MATT LOUGH. 257- 1203. Rt.l Box 620, Pb. Capt. of Football, Pres, of VICA, Trail Club. L SUSAN McQUIRE: 257-4224. Rt.l Box 770,Pb. FHA, FBLA, VICA. CHRISTINA MARTIN. 749-7215. Rt.3 Box 183, Mville. Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, FMCC, AFS, FBLA, VICA. MICHAEL RA Y MORE KIMBERL Y AMTi MISER LEiGM Ann MUDGinS TERRY L. KEFLinGER AnDRA KA Y KESnER JULIE Ann KESnER 22 PATRICIA AnnE IMAn TIMOTHY E. KEFLinGER TRICIA KESnER HELEN A. KESSEL MARY LOU KESSEL LISA L. KETTERMAN SHERRI L. KIMBLE Kevin Schell fixes his truck. (§53 Scotty reaster works on his father's truck. There are two seniors at PHS who spend their spare time differently than the rest of the students. Scotty Peaster and Kevin Schell both spend their spare time working on diesel engines. Scotty lives in Maysville with his parents, Reggie Sr Juanita, and his sister Beth. Scotty 's father has two coal trucks: this is why Scotty became intenrested. Scotty also plans to advance his knowledge in mechanics by attending a diesel school in Ohio. Scotty's other interests include driving coal trucks and hunting. Kevin lives in Cabins with his parents, Golden Sr Donna, and his broth- er JC. Kevin s father is the head mechanic at Kessel Lumber Co. Kevin got started by working with his father. Kevin also buys old cars and re- builds them for fun and money. Kevin has a part-time job working at an auto mechanic shop. Kevin also enjoys dirt bike riding. SHERRY LYNN KIMBLE ALLEN W. LANTZ TOfiY LEE KLIIiE G. MATTHEW LOUGH FRANK LACO l. susan mcguire BILL LAMB CHRISTINA A. MARTIIY 23 ERICMAUZY: 749-7633. Rt.3 Box 165. Mville. Mr. Petro-Schola, Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, VIC A. Pres, of Trail Club, Yearbook. CYNTHIA MEEK. 257-2268. 309 Pierpont St.,Pb. U.S. Achievement Award, U.S. Cheer- leading Award, U.S. Leadership Award, Cheer- leader. Key Club, Trail Club, FBI.A, French Club, Viking Log, Flag Corp. WILLIAM MITCHELL. 257-4071. P.O. Box 999,Pb. Mountaineer Boy’s State, 2nd 3rd in Voice of Demorcracy. National Honor Society, AlFState and AlhArea Honorable Mention in Basketball, French Club, Tennis. Basketball, Baseball. DWAYNE MONGOLD. 257-2098. 316 Keyser Ave., Pb. VICA, Track. KEVIN MONGOLD. 257-4232. Rt.l Box 770, Dorcas. VICA, Trail Club. PAULA MOORE. 749-7977. Rt.l Box 61, Ar- thur. All-State Chorus, Friendliest, FMCC, FBLA, AFS, VICA. TIMOTHY MORELAND. 749- 7702. Rt.42 Box 2, Scherr. VICA. Football, Trail Club. JOHN MUSCAT: 01-61-79-331455. 52 McLau- ghlin St., Gracemere, Queensland, Australia, 4702. AFS Student, Thespians, AFS. DAVID NASCEMBENh. 257-2282. Rt.l Box 432,Dorcas. AFS, Basketball, French Club. RUSSELL NASH. 257-4735.116 Highland Ave., Pb. Track, VICA. KAREN NESSELRODE 749-7281. Rt.l Box 62, Arthur. Snow Queen, Fire Princess, Homecom- ing Princess, Valentine Princess. Freshmen Class Officer, Band, Colorguard-Capt., Chorus, Key Club, Student Council, Treas. Vice-Pres. of Trail Club, FBLA, Treas. of Band. JULIE NOR WOOD. 257-4089.312 Keyser Ave., Pb. National Honor Society, Pres, of AFS, Chorus, Cheerleader, Key Club. LORETTA OURS. 257- 4219. P.O. Box 1014, Pb. Home Ec.-Outstanding Student, Secretary ofFMCC, FHA, Treasurer of VICA, FBLA. MELANIE PARISH. 257-4429. Rt.3 Box 171. Pb. Band, French Club, Key Club, AFS, Pep Band. DON PYLE: 257- 4529. 206 N. Main St., Pb. Basketball, VICA. KIMBERLY ROHR BA UGH. 749-7337. Rt.2 Box 108, Mville. 1st in Chapter of Excellence at State, FHA. FBLA, VICA, Yearbook. TIMOTHY ROHRBAUCH. 749-7367. Rt.3 Box 275,Mville. VICA. TINA ROHRBAUCH. 749-7105. Rt.2 Box 20, Mville. Band, Pep Band, Jazz Band, FHA, Track. JEFF ROTH. 749-7656. Rt.2 Box 160, Scherr MARC RUMER: 257-1413. 18 N. Ave., Pb. Honorable Mention All-Area Football, Base- ball, Basketball, Track, Key Club, Trail Club. KEVIN SCHELL 257-4394. Rt.3 Box 4A. Ca- bins. VICA, Class Clown. THOMAS SHAVER: 257-4315. 9 Early Ave., Pb. VICA, Football, Band. GARY SHIRK. Rt.l Box 840, Pb. VICA. SHARON SIMMONS. 257-1797. P.O. Box 1145, Pb. Accounting Award, Typing Award, Vice- Pres. of FBLA, Key Club, Student Council. 24 CYNTHIA L. MEEK KEVIN W. MONGOLD TIMOTHY A. MORELAND JOHN MUSCA T WILLIAM C. MITCHELL PAULA ANN MOORE DAVID NASCEMBENI RUSSELL H. NASH KAREN NESSELRODT JULIE ANN NORWOOD TIMOTHY ROHRBAUGH TIMA ROHRBAUGH Cattle showing pays off for two seniors. Matt Lough and Roy Hedrick both enjoy cattle showing. This has been very rewarding for both of them. Matt Lough, who is 17, started his hobby in 1979 under the encour- gement of his parents and 4-M. Among his achievements are sports- manship at the county: state, and national level. He has also had three grand champions, nine champions, six reserve champions and one first place at the natioanl contest. He also has won the WV Simmental Bronze Award. His other interests are hunting and mechanics. He is the son of Gerald and Judy Lough. Roy Hedrick, the son of Larry Matt Lough and Roy Hedrick stand with a grand and Helen Hed- champion steer. rick, has also had many achieve- ments in cattle showing. Among his awards are: Grand Champion Steer of WV Fair. Grand Champion Cross Steer of Eastern national Live Stock, Grand Champion Steer of Tri-County Fair. State Beef Profi- ciency Award, Bronze Sr Silver Achievement Awards of America Angus Asso., and national Delegate to Angus Junior Sportsmanship Contest. Roy's grandfather start- ed him on this hobby. He also en- joys sports and hunting. DOM R. PYLE REVIM JAMES SCHELL GARY E. SHIRK KlMB ERL Y ROHRBAUGH THOMAS DALE SHAVER SHAROM SIMMOMS 25 BECKY SITES. 257-1721. 28 Grove Si., Pb. VICA-Treasurer, 2nd in Local Conlest (Nurs- ing), Colorguard, Band, Pep Band, AFS, FMCC. MELISSA SITES. 257-4699. 105 Mt. View St., Pb. FBLA, AFS, Band, Trail Club. STEPHEN SITES. 257-1143. Rt.l Box 500, Dor- cas. Honorable Mention AH- State Baseball, Po- tomac Valley Conference Baseball, FFA, Base- ball. CONNIE SMITH. 257-1171. Rt.l Box 260, Pb.Miss Teen of WV 1985, Miss Jr. High Queen, Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Rep.,Val- entine Princess, WV Football Queen, Fire Queen, Sec. of National Honor Society, Class Officer, Most Popular, Certificate of Merit Award, Sec. of French Club, FMCC, Chorus, Co- lorguard Capt. GAIL SMITH. 257-2540. P.O. Box 1002, Pb. Bas- ketball, FBLA, Key Club. RONALD STEPHENS. 257-1824. 20 Judy St., Pb. Pres, of National Honor Society, Mountai- neer Boy’s State, Voice of Democracy, AII-PVC and All-State Basketball, All-State Baseball, Pres, of Senior Class, French Club, Key Club, Capt. of Basketball, Baseball. RICKY STRAWDERMAN. 749-7310. Gen. Del., Mville. Football, Track, VIC A. RODNEY SWICK: 749-7732. Rt.3 Box 268, Myille. Wrestling, VICA. STACYL YNNSWICK. 749-7732. Rt.3 Box 268, Mville. Viking Log, AFS, Wrestling Stats., Chorus. WILLARD THORNE. 257-1659. Rt.l Box 1036, Pb. Homecoming King, Football, Track, VICA. CLINTON VANCE: 257- 4752. 106 Highland Ave., Pb. FFA, VICA. RODNEY VEACH. 749-7972. Medley. VICA, Trail Club. BETHHARMAN WADDY: 257-4222. 10 Judy St., Pb. FFA, VICA. KENT WATTS. 788-0791. Box 201 A, New Creek. Football, Key CLub, AFS. RANDY WATTS. 788-1370. 1445 Chandell St., Keyser. Algebra II Award, National Honor Soci- ety, Track, French Club, AFS, Student Council. VANESSA WATTS. 749-7676. Rt.3 Box 170,Mville. Governor’s Honors Academy, Rho- dendron Girl’s State, Academic All-American, Vice-Pres. of National Honor Society, Pres, of French Club, French II Award, Algebra II Award, Geometry Award, Most Likely to Suc- ceed, National Council Teachers English Writ- ing Award. JUDY WEATHERHOLTZ: Medley. OGA Award in Shorthand, Outstanding Grade in Home Ec. I, Contributing most to the yearbook. Pres, of FHA, Yearbook-Business Manager, FBLA, Quill Scroll. JOHN WESTERN. 257-1849. Rt.3 Box 197, Pb.Band, Jazz Band, Clinic Band, Tennis, AFS, Key Club. JEFFERY WHETZEL P.O. Box 1053, Pb. Wrestling, VICA. TAMMY WHETZEL. 257-1684. Rt.4 Box 19, Pb. Key Club, Viking 1-og, Chorus, AFS. WILLIAM WILLS. 257-1073. Rt.l Box 405, Dor- cas. VICA. DORENE WILSON: 257-1693. P.O. Box 364, Pb. Chorus, AFS, FHA. SUSAN WOLFE: 749-7274. Box 40, Scherr. Snow Princess, Key Club, Vice-Pres. of Band, Reporter for FBLA, AFS. BECKY SUE SITES connie smith STEPHEN A. SITES RONALD E. STEPHENS IV STACY LYNN SWICK RODNEY VEACH MELISSA L. SITES RODNEY LEE SWICK CLINTON D. VANCE RICKY STRAWDERMAN Senior, Lee Borror, has always had artistic abili- ties. tie started his hobby as a young child. Over the years he has re- ceived numerous awards of recog- nization. tie has won awards from his grade school years all the way through to his high school years. Last year he won the 11th grade art award. When asked why he se- lected this hobby he remarked, I considered it as fun. tie plans to continue this hobby, but he does not plan to pursue this as a ca- reer. This hobby has also had financial rewards. Lee has complet- ed artwork and murals for a profit. Besides Lee 's artwork, he has several other interest. These in- clude listening to music, reading, and keeping busy, tie is the son of Ralph L. Borror and Sharon Combs. Lee Borror perfects his work of art. A. RANDY WATTS VANESSA LYNN WATTS WILLIAM J. WILLS DORENE KA Y WILSON SUSAN L YNN WOLEE TAMMY LYNN WtlETZEL 27 Graduation Is . . . raduation means many things. To Jr % some it brings sadness ... to others m ioy. But it is undeniable that gradua- Jtion is a time for goodbye. It is a time change; a time for seniors to say farewell to high school and to move onward to ex- pand their horizons. The graduation ceremony of 1986 is unique in that there were two graduation ceremonies in- stead of one ceremony. It was originally planned that graduation would be held on June 6, at 7:00 P.M. However, our Vikings’ baseball team was in Charleston playing in the state tournament at that time so another ceremony was scheduled for June 7, 1:00 P.M. Both ceremonies were extremely successful, and so were the Vikings — they won! The class of 1986 consists of 117 members. Leading the class academically are Valedictorian Ron Stephens and Salutatorian Vanessa Watts. At graduation many scholarships and awards were granted to outstanding students. Susan Wolfe received $500 from West Virginia Career College; Ron Stephens and Connie Smith, Na- tional Scholar Athlete Award; Dawn Hope, the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. American Legion Scholarships were given to Da- vid Bittorf, Frank Laco, John Western, and Kim Hiser. Grant Memorial Hospital Auxiliary scholar- ships were granted to Becky Calhoun, Becky Sites, and Connie Smith. Becky Sites also re- ceived the Grant County Education Association Scholarship. Malinda Harris and Connie Smith received a Potomac State College Undergraduate Scholar- ship; Roy Hedrick, Potomac State College Alumni Scholarship. The Petersburg High School Scholar- ship was given to Chad Curtis, Donica Coblentz, and Karen Nesselrodt. John Muscat received the American Field- Service Award; Roy Hedrick, the Dave Trenton Memorial Scholarship. Bill Mitchell and Chad Cur- tis received scholarships to West Virginia Wes- leyan. Rotary Scholarships were given to Mike Al- len, Matt Borror, and Cindy Meek. Salutatorian Vanessa Watts received the Shobe Scholarship to Alderson-Broaddus. Ki- wanis Club gave scholarships to Ron Stephens and Donica Coblentz. Ron Stephens also was awarded the Robert Byrd “savings bond.” Members of this class will go in all directions, but their memories together at PHS will last a life- time. 28 A Time For Goodbye Graduation takes place on Friday, June 6. Graduation takes place on Saturday, June 7. Kim Hiser and John Western receive an American Legion Scholarship. PHS Presents The Class of 1986 Misty receives the Student Council Scholarship. Valedictorian Ron Stephens delivers his speech. 29 1986 Class State ! - ■ rfuv IM� I 1. Petersburg 's state baseball champs take time to pose with their trophy after winning state championship over Wayne 13 2. 2. Marc Rumer practices his batting stance before he steps into the box. 3. Steve Sites shows expert form on the Watt Powell pitching mound in Charleston, WV. Baseball Champions!! John Paul Hott • President. Mark Ours • Vice-President. Robin Alt • Secretary. J.T. Swick • Treasurer John Ahern Tammy Alexander Denver Alt Richard Alt Robin Alt Cindy Berg David Berg Pete Berg Kelly Berg Darlene Bible Paul Borror Missy Brogan Wallace Bud- dington Stacey Burgress Steven Clay Regina Cline Kim Coffield Rocky Conrad Jodie Cook Trent Dayton Lori Delawder Denise Dove Tonya Earle Diane Ebie Kathy Ebie Lisa Evans Matthew Evans Allen Feaster Billy Feaster Cassy Fletcher Robbie Fouch Tina Freeland Barb Frye Michelle Funk Ann Galenski Melissa Harman Mark Hedrick Junior Class accepts responsibility of planning the prom. George Hines John Paul Hott Debbie Iman Michelle Judy Dale Keplinger Charles Kesner Cindy Kesner Tammy Kesner Kami Kessel Jeanie Kile Donna Kimble Tonia Lambert Jeff Mallow Steve Martin Joyce Mauzy Patricia Mauzy Jay Minnich Marcee Moyers Rodney Mumpower Shawn Nascembeni Doug Neff Josh Kuykendall Amy Nelson Kelly Nelson Cheryl Ours Corena Ours Joyce Ours Mark Ours Marty Ours Roger Ours Herbie Phares Karen Phillips Dee Dee Porter Tommy Poston Karen Puffenbarger Mark Ratliff Suenette Rexrode Candi Roby Andy Rohrbaugh Tim Rumer Chris Shadrick Tammy Sharp Kelly Sinnett Kevin Sites Lysle Sites Melissa Skiles Dana Smith Johnnie Smith Kelly Smith Melissa Smith Michelle Smith Susie Smith Stacey Snyder Zona Snyder Chuck Swick J.T. Swick Marsha Swick Michael Taylor Rachel Thompson Robert Thompson Aaron Thorne Bryant Thorne Scotty Travis Suprenia Vance Brenda VanMeter Phyllis VanMeter Joey Watts Terry Watts John Will David Williams Demlas Whetzel Melissa Wratchford 33 r Sophomore Class starts fund-raising projects. V Kelly Sites - President. Seth Snell • Vice President. Dina Kimble - Secretary. Danica Wilson - Treasurer. V Eric Allen Shawn Alt Sebrett Ault Beth Barr Jeff Bean Alicia Berg Kristy Berg Shanda Bogan Billy Bosley Kathy Bremer Pam Brown Brent Burgess Sandy Burgess Fay Caplinger Ronnie Carr Kevin Coblentz Holly Cole Brian Cook Eddie Cook Amy Cooper John W. Crites Johnny Crites Kathy Crites Yvette Crowe Gerry Davis Sandra Dove Kim Evans Sheila Evans Barth Feaster David Feaster Brian Ginder Kimberly Givan Jeanne Goldizen Ronald Grapes Lori Greenawalt Timmy Hall Eric Hardy Beth Harris Holly Haslacker Stefanie Haslacker Eric Heavener Charllotte Hedrick Leroy Hedrick David Hendrix Roger Hicklin Lori Hines Sherry Hinkle Angela Hiser Terri Hoover Brock Huffman Tammy Idleman Kim Inskeep Kelley Jones Cathy Junkins Michael Keplinger Sherry Keplinger Greg Kesner Keith Ketterman Allan Kimble Dina Kimble Karen Kimble Mike Kimble Tommy Koontz Crystal Kuykendall — Junior High Language Arts Teachers provide students with knowledge of English. A 35 Heidi Kuykendall Lori Landis Patricia Lofton Kim Long Robert Long Amy McGuire Matthew Mallow Tommy Mallow Annette Mays Sara Monglod Chuck Nazelrodt Mark Nesselrodte Jerry Oates Reggie Ours Sherry Ours Adam Peters Beth Porter Kathy Puffenbarger Todd Reel Connie Rexrode Dan Reynolds Becky Riggleman Kris Robinson Billy Roby Carolyn Rohrbaugh Cindy Rohrbaugh Dale Rohrbaugh Lisa Rohrbaugh Rodney Rohrbaugh Roy Shears Misty Shook Cathy Shreve Allen Simmons Barb Simmons John Simonetti Nancy Simpson Collin Sites Shannon Sites Scott Smith Seth Snell Kelly Snyder Rex Stump Benny Sturgill Todd Thompson Becky Thorne Scottie Thorne Loran Travis Christina Vance Elaine VanMeter Bobby VanMeter Debra Watts Julie Watts Suella Watts Dana Weese Marty Whetzel Stacey Whetzel Timmy Whetzel Amy Wilkinson Barbara Will Danica Wilson James Wimer Mike Wratchford Jeff Yokum 36 Freshman Class Makes plans for Homecoming Float. William Taylor • President. Matt McDaniel • Vice-President. y Jimmy Altanson Patricia Alt Jason Baer Brantin Barger Donnie Barr Jackie Barr Sherry Bell Sherry Bensenhaver Amanda Berg Connie Berg Jamie Berg Jeffery Berg Micheal Berg Scott Berg Chris Brake Rachel Brooks David Brunelle John Buddington Eric Carr Juneta Carr Kelly Carr Kim Carr Michelle Carr Joyce Clouse Richard Coffman Jamie Cook Johnny Cooper Ricky Cooper Tracy Crawford Karen Davis Lori Denny Eddie Dolly 37 Senior High Language covers literature and Arts Department grammar skills. Glady Wilson, Barbara Smith, Wanda Kesner, Beth Bean. JoAnn Harman, Yvonne Rowland. v m Allison Evans Fred Evans Glenna Evans Beth Feaster Michelle Feaster Richard Glass Anne Glover Timothy Goldizen Kevin Grapes Mark Hall Amber Hanna Bryan Hedrick Julie Hefner Bradley Helmick Michelle Henderickson Shane Hines Denise Humphrey Debra Judy Patrick Judy Phillip Katona Julia Keplinger Mike Keplinger Teresa Keplinger Wilma Keplinger Mark Kesner Loretta Ketterman Brian Kimble Connie Kimble Danny Kimble J.R. Kimble Becky Kisamore Krista Kitzmiller 38 r The Senior High Math Department teachers show students the correct “formula”. i Twila Berg, Melissa Layfield, Marie Parker. Rosanne Glov- er. Jim Kelly. j Steve Kitzmtller Tim Lahman Mark Landis Tony Lofton Carri McCartney Matt McDaniel Jennifer Mauzy Kristy Mauzy Michael Meek Shirley Mitchell Tammy Mongold Jeanette Norwood Christine Olache Donna Ours Kevin Ours Lynn Ours Melanie Ours Rebecca Ours Stacy Parker Irk Potts Jill Pyle Tarina Redman Jody Reel Eric Rexrode Chad Reynolds Patty Riggleman Peter Robinson Brenda Rorbaugh Christy Rohrbaugh Mark Rohrbaugh Aaron Roth Mike Runion 39 Laura Shanholtz Leslie Sharp Robbie Shillingburg Brian Shuman Shelly Simon Steven Sites Starla Smith Von Snyder Kristy Stephens Larry Sullivan Rodney Taylor Will Taylor Christine Travis Bradley Tritsch Crystal Turner Donna Underwood Sarah Vance Trad Vance Rebecca VanFleet Betty VanMeter Perry VanMeter Randy VanMeter Randy Waldron Jessica Watts Donald Weasenforth Denny Wedenoja Billy Whetzel Tommy Whetzel Brad Wilfong Connie Wolfe Larry Wratchford Leslie Wratchford Science Department teachers aid in finding the correct solution. 40 r The Social Studies Department makes history come alive. Eddie Alt Ginger Alt Kent Alt Shawna Alt Tammy Alt Nick Ault Tammy Axel Melissa Barger Lee Bensenhaver Glenn Berg Shelly Berg Thanh Berg Josh Brewer Bradley Brill Erica Bruce J.C. Bruce Donald Burgess Kendall Burgess Dale Caplinger Becky Carr Kim Carr Teresa Carr Stacy Champ Shane Clark Jeremy Clauze Brent Cook Eric Crites Kim Crites Jerry Davis Kimberly Durko Connie Evans Crystal Evans 41 Lori Evans Todd Fouch Robbie Freeland Jeffery Funk Tommy George Thomas Goldizen Michele Greenawait Crystal Harman Marc Harman Richie Harman Ryan Harman Jeremy Hawk Rhonda Hawk Tracy Hawk Jean Heavener Jay Hedrick Ricky Hedrick Timothy Hedrick Rodney Helmick Ronda Hinkle Billy Joe Hottle Todd Huffman Jim Iddings Billy Iman Jared Inskeep Stacie Inskeep Stephanie Inskeep Melissa Judy Sherry Judy Erin Kelly Jeanette Keplinger Linda Keplinger Patricia Keplinger Paul Keplinger Tammy Keplinger G.W. Kesner Melissa Kesner Brock Ketterman Jamie Ketterman Dwayne Kile Tomma Kile Crystal Kimble Jeff Kimble Cheryl Kitzmiller Steven Kline Andrew Kuykendall Lynette Kuykendall Michelle Labossiere Sonia Lambert Jodie Landis Chad Law Charles Legg Jennifer Liebig Laura Lilley Jonathan Lonas Debbie Long Edward Lyons Shelly Martin Sheldon Miller Timothy Miller Kim Mongold Lori Mongold Scott Mongold Richard Mowry Donald Moyer Shelia Myers Mark Nazelrodt Clint Nelson Danny Nesselrodt Jay Nicol Tony Oates Lori Ours 42 (---------------------------------------------------- Teachers provide various learning environments. Randy Ours Ray Ours Randy Parson Elvis Pennington Eric Phares Shannon Phares Jenny Puffenbarger Pam Reed Vicki Riggleman Phil Robinson Brad Rohrbaugh Jeff Rohrbaugh Laurie Rohrbaugh Lisa Rohrbaugh Dale Rotruck Stacey Rumer Lisa Secrist Joseph Shanholtz Fredrick Sherman Patti Sherman Pamela Shirk Junior Shoemaker Kristen Shuman Buddy Simmons Melissa Sites Shane Smith Jenny Smith Stane Steyer Gordon Suthard James Suthard Craig Swick Lori Swick 43 Penny Swick Jennifer Thomas Paulett Thompson Stephanie Thompson Bradley Thorne Debbie Thorne Rodney Thorne Tommy Thorne Daniel Vance Dusty Vance Matt Vance Mary Lynn Vance Eric Vandernoot Dale VanMeter Robert VanMeter Bill Waddy Tracy Waldman Kim Waldron Beth Watts Jennifer Watts Lake Weasenforth Lester Weatherholtz Jack Whetzel Jeff Whetzel Danny Wilson Velvet Wratchford Sabrina Wright r Teachers encourage fine arts and safety. Sitting: Polly Ours, June Mace. Standing: Sherrill Shuman, Joe MacFarlane. 44 Seventh Grade Matt Alexander Matt Allanson Gina Alt Jenny Alt Kenny Alt Matt Armentrout Becky Ayers Crystal Barger Stacy Bennett Stuart Bennett Kimberly Berg Marty Berg Michael Berg Stacey Berg Baron Berg Deanna Bible Gregory Bible William Black Patrick Borror Richard Borror Cheryl Burgess Kenric Burgess Vicki Burgess Cynthia Carr Julie Chipley Christy Clark Natalie Clay Michelle Coblentz Brandi Conrod Mark Cook Lori Crites Tracy Crites Richard DeMedici Staci Denny Beth Dolly Marcus Dolly Shelly Dolly Jimmy Eckard David Evans Heather Evans Jay Evans Joey Gerstelle Jeremy Hall Sammy Hall Mark Hamric Michael Harman Teddy Hartman Kimberly Haslacker Robbie Haslacker Cindy Heavener Brian Hefner Gregory Helmick Jonathan Hill Kevin Hines Amanda Hiser Alexia Hoover Randy Hose Krista Idleman Andleeb Jaffri Katrina Jensen Aaron Keplinger James Kesner Kim Kesner Josh Kessel Arno Ketterman John Ketterman Larry Kidwell Allen Kile Matt Kile Andrea Kimble Debbie Kimble Jennifer Kimble Larry Kimble Bobby Kite Bridge Kuykendall Teresa Liebig Varlerie Lonas Connie Martin Diane Merryman Lisa Mongold Jon Mowry Mike Moyers Tonya Moyers Hans Neilson Matthew Ours David Pennington Deborah Phillips Suenette Porter Steven Reel Bryant Rexrode Jamey Rexrode Laura Rhea Randall Riggleman Kimberly Roby Eric Rohrbaugh Jason Rohrbaugh Mark Rohrbaugh Tommy Rohrbaugh Maria Rotruck Fred Shears Chris Shrader Shawn Sites Stacey Sites Melissa Smith Vo-Ag., Physical Education and others. J V Jack Yokum, Wanda Curl, Chuck Yeager, Ned Martin, Nadja Sefcik-Earl. Doug Lambert, Dottie Riggleman, Jerry Black and Louise Kessel. -------------------- 1 ........................................ 46 Richard Bass • Assistant Principal; Pam Lewis • Secre- tary; Dave Cooper - Principal. Jim Junkins • Counselor for Senior High students; Terri Mongold Counselor for Junior High students; and Dixie Groves, Guidance Department Secretary. Guidance Depart- ment Staff Counsels P.H.S. students. _____________________ P.H.S. Administration and Office Staff. V____________________________________________________ Eli Snell Jeremy Sperling Rachel Spicer Tony Starkey Brent Stump Robyn Stump Toni Stump David Swick Rodney Swick Bruce Turner David Turner Scott Twigg Chad Vance Tammy Vance Michael VanMeter Lee Watts Jacob Watts Frankie Weese Kristi Weese Rodnell Weese Andrew Whetzel Beckie Whetzel Denise Whetzel Jonathan Whetzel Robbie Whetzel Jamey White Melvin Williams Michael Wills Marl Wolfe Gwen Yokum Eric Zirk 47 'P'teticA (£Cci Tammy Alexander. Robin Alt, Amanda Berg. Cindy Berg. David Bittorf, Chris Brake. Kathy Bremer. Missy Brogan. Pam Brown. Pete Brown. Sandy Burgess. Misty Carr, Tommy Clark. Regina Cline. Holly Cole, Kim Coffield, Amy Cooper, Chad Curtis. Lori Denny. Tonya Earle. Diane Ebie. Allison Evans, Glenna Evans, Michelle Feaster, Robbie Fouch, Kim Givan, Matt Giv- an, Anne Glover, Kevin Grapes, Lori Greenwalt, Melissa Harman. Holly Haslacker, Brad Helmick, Angela Hiser, Kim Hiser, Dawn Hope. Mi- chelle Judy, Kathy Junkins, Dale Keplinger, Tammy Kesner, Kami Kessel, Lisa Ketterman, Brian Kimble, Dina Kimble, Karen Kimble, Heidi Kuykendall. Josh Kuykendall, Frank Laco, Tonya Lambert. Kristy Mauzy, Jay Minnich. Bill Mitchell, Marcee Moyers, David Nascembeni. Melanie Parish. Beth Porter, Jill Pyle. Suenette Rexrode, Patty Riggleman, Kris Robinson, Pete Rob- inson. Mark Rohrbaugh, Leslie Sharp, Tammy Sharp. Kathy Shreve. Brian Shuman. Kelly Sin- nett, Connie Smith, Kelly Smith, Melissa Smith. Starla Smith, Susie Smith, Yvonne Snyder. Zona Sny- der, Kristy Stephens. Ronnie Ste- phens. Robert Thompson, Christina Vance. Becky VanFleet.Jessica Watts. Vanessa Watts, Amy Wilkin- son. Leslie Wratchford, Candi Roby, Cassy Fletcher, Allan Bergdoll. 'P'uwiot i 0?'ie ic6 @oc£Uvie at 'P' S The French Club is a group designed for students who share a common interest in French culture. At P.H.S. many students enjoy learning and participating in French lifestyles. The French Club has the largest enrollment of any other organization at P.H.S. Its 87 members enjoy such activities as the annual Christmas party, the Senior dinner at a French restaurant, and the end-of-the-year party, as well as the monthly club meetings to plan for these activities. This year, the French Club has participated in numerous money-making projects. Some of these activities include: selling candles, mirrors, posters, key chains, stationery, and even pizzas. Their objective is to obtain a trip to Canada. Each mem- ber planning to travel to Canada must raise $300.00. The trip is planned for May 21 to May 25. Since the students have been so ambitious and the money-making projects have been so suc- cessful, it looks as if the French Club members are Canada- bound. Congratulations French Club! French Club members hold a discussion to plan for annual Christmas party. French Club Officers: Pres. Vanessa Watts, V. Pres. Ron Stephens. Sect. Connie Smith. Treas. Peter Brown. Advisor Mrs. Harman. 51 Karen Nesselrodt performs service with a smile. T. Cosner, J. Norwood. K. Nesselrodt. L. Hudgins. S. Dove. S. Vance. M. Swick, M. Bible. M. Skiles, D. Kimble. C. Berg, C. Berg. K. Coffield, D. Dove. Sherry Kepllnger, Tammy Idleman. Sherry Hinkle. Amy McGuire. Tom Shaver. Melissa Wratchford, Kelly Berg. Joyce Mauzy. Julie Kesner, Helen Kessel. Office and library aides help the main office and the school library operate with greater efficiency. Students who sign up to become an aid learn the tech- niques of either office procedures or library skills. PHS is very fortunate to have such ded- icated students who deserve to be recognized for the service they provide to our school. If you are interested in learning office pro- cedures, it would be worthwhile to try to schedule office or library aid in your high school curriculum. All it requires to become an aid is special permission from either the office or the library. 52 Todd Fouch, Sabrina Wright, Lori Mongold, Regina Kline, Patricia Mauzy, Cassy Flet- cher. Dina Kimble. Cheryl Kitz- miller, Julie Norwood, Leslie Sharp, Annette Mays. Candl Roby, Vanessa Watts. Donald Weasonforth, Aaron Roth, Sharon Simmons, Kelly Nel- son, Missy Skiles, Misty CarT. Alicia Berg, Mike Taylor. Josh Kuykendall, Tammy Bailey, Karen Puffenbarger. Malinda Harris. Danica Wilson. Eric Al- len. Frank Laco, Dee Dee Por- ter. Heidi Kuykendall. Holly Cole. Bucky Riggleman. Student ( aunccC PWS Student Council is made up of stu- dents — grades 7 through 12 — who are voted to their position by fellow classmates. Student Council’s pri- mary function is to keep order in the school. At their meetings they discuss upcoming events of the school and ways to improve the operation procedures of these events. Student council is responsible for the entire Homecoming events. In order to make Homecoming run smoothly, Student Council puts in hours of planning and hard work. Homecoming is very special due to Student Council’s efforts. Their dedication is to be noted. Our school has a council to be proud of. 'Pftaauyte ? yiecy i oc£tcc%e 1st row John Muscat, Julie Norwood, Bill Lamb, 2nd row Becky Calhoun, Kim Harman, Stacy Swick, Chris Martin, Paula Moore, Andra Kesner, 3rd row Beth Harris, Tammy Whetzel, Kim Hensley, Angie Bradshaw, Tammy Bailey, Carri McCartney. 4th row Amy McGuire, Suprenia Vance. Karen Puffenbarger. Missy Skiles, Kathy Shreve, Cassy Fletcher, Candi Roby, 5th row Reggie Ours, Heidi Kuykendall. Jeff Yokum. Dani- ca Wilson, Mary Berg, 6th row Benny Sturgill. Jon Western. Matt Givan, Matt Borror, Da- vid Nascembeni. Bill and Isobel devise a plan to raise money. The American Field Service is one of the largest organizations at PHS. Every year they participate in various and ex- citing activities. For instance, they sponsor a foreign student to come to PHS for a year, as well as partially funding one of our own students so they may attend a foreign school. Occasion- ally foreign students and their host families gather for a weekend to discuss their experi- ences as a participant. While the AFS has not been very prosper- ous this year, they hope their future plans for finances will prove to be a success. Their up- coming money-making project exclusively deals with collecting used cans and bottles to sell them to recycling companies. Currently, they are hosting a foreign ex- change student from Australia. John Muscat is a senior and has been attending PHS through- out the 85-86 school year. He received a schol- arship to WVU and will enter that school in the fall.. 54 Julile Norwood gives her full attention to AFS. Julie Bremer, a 1985 graduate, was sent abroad by AFS. She is living in Sweden and at- tends a high school there. Malinda Harris pres; Benny Sturgill v-pres; Becky Calhoun sgt-arms; Danica Wilson Stacey Hedrick participates in Key Clubs annual Bloodmobile. sec. The Key Club is a branch off of the Kiwan- is Club. It was established in order to in- volve younger people in efforts to aid their community. The Key Club’s main objec- tive is to better their community any way possi- ble. They take part in such activities as the an- nual Bloodmobile to assist the Red Cross and the yearly money drive to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Their fund-raisers have been very successful, and their efforts have been greatly appreciated by all. The Key Club is a worthwhile organization. May they continue to strive for achievement so they may always offer community service. Cindy Meek. Susan Wolfe, Juanita Carr, Julie Hefner. Mark Rumer, Danica Wilson, Benny Sturgill, Ron Stephens. Kelly Jones, Becky Calhoun, David Bittorf, Gail Smith, Sharon Simmons, Missy Goldizen, Sherry Keplinger, Missy Skiles, Amy McGuire, Malinda Harris. Tammy Kesner, Kelley Halterman, Tonia Lambert. Sebrett Ault. Jeff Yokum, Reggie Ours, Jeff Roth, Jon Western. 55 hotter Society 7%e tt4en4. £xce£ Standing: Connie Smith, Bill Lamb, Roy Hedrick, Randy Watts, Bill Mitchell, Malinda Harris, Ronnie Stephens, David Bittorf, Donica Coblentz, Chad Curtis, Matt Borror, Sitting: Emily Collins, Dawn Hope, Vanessa Watts, Kim Hiser, Misty Carr, and Julie Norwood. David Bittorf Stucteafo icAleve 2cUCC cukC Sc toM fattens jawuiaCcAfo, Row 1: Candi Roby, Judy Weatherholtz, Becky Calhoun, Denise Dove, Dana Smith, Mar- lene Bible, Row 2: Mrs. Rowland, Barb Frye, Susie Smith, Robbie Fouch, Lee Borror, Dawn Hope,Kim Hiser, Mary Berg, Ms. Propst. Viking Log members attend a UHSP conference at Marshall. Quill and Scroll is a society honoring those students who make outstanding contri- butions to either the yearbook or Viking Log. Each year these students are selected by the advisors of each of these staffs. This is done at the end of each school year and usually the seniors given this award are presented with a certificate at the annual awards assembly. Robbie Fouch was elected president of the United High School Press Association. 58 7ftenfasitpt. Thespians include: John Muscat. Candi Roby. Tonya Lambert. Donica Wilson. Susie Smith, Regina Cline, Lori Mongold, Laura Lilley, Holly Cole. Melissa Harman, John Crites, Cassy Fletcher. Andy Rohrbaugh, Jay Minnich, Barb Frye. Melissa Harman and Regina Cline prepare for initiation. Thespians is a club formed for those stu- dents interested in the field of drama. These hardworking students build the scenery and control the equipment necessary to put on a successful play. This year, their version of the Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet took them all the way to the State final competition. They got to travel to Morgantown for 3 days and 2 nights where they performed the play in front of a panel of judges and received third place. This year, the Thespians also started the practice of initiating their new inductees. Since this is new, all of the existing members had to go through an initiation too this year. They had to ?aint their faces and then go through a whole day Df school without talking. Because of this hard-working group of stu- dents, many of Petersburg’s citizens are able to Jnjoy attending plays of ail types several times year. Cassy Fletcher - President. Susie Smith • Vice President. Melissa Harman • Secretary. Regina Cline - Treasurer. 59 i 'P%o ptote ?4su tcay Jamie Berg, Eric Carr. Mark Hall. Patrick Judy. Tim Lahman. Chuck Nazelrodt, Irk Potts. Dan Reynolds. Mike Runion, Larry Sullivan. Brad Tritsch. Trad Vance. Betty VanMeter. Billy Whetzel, Shanda Bogan. Ronnie Carr. Brian Cook. Eddie Cook. Johnny Goldlzen, Tim Hall. Roger Hicklin, Greg Kesner. Allan Kimble. Matt Mallow. Dale Robrbaugh. Scott Smith. Seth Snell.Scott Thorne. Loren Travis. James Wimer, Pete Berg. Dar lene Bible. Paul Borror, Matt Evans. Charles Kesner. Donna Kimble. Mark Ours. Roger Ours. Mark Ratliff. Lysle Sites. Dana Smith. Matt Borror. Randy Cook. Jeff Goldizen. Roy Hedrick. Sherry Kimble. Steve Sites. Beth Waddy. Roy Hedrick — Pres. Matt Borror — V. Pres. Steve Sites-Treas, Dana Smith — Secretary, Mark Ours — Reporter. 'u(u7e a7me7 {aine7cca{uCu7€{a7cHe7 o a e7cca u(a7e{a7 e7 o a €7cc u(a7c a7 He7 a .€7ica uCu7e{a7ine7 a ne7u FFA is an abbreviation for Future Farmers of America. It was designed for students who share a common interest in farming. Its members are students who plan to or at least hope to make a “future of farming.” The members take part in such activities as ham, bacon, and egg contests. It’sa very competitive club. Just planning to be a farmer does not mean you get in this club. There are strict initiation procedures one who hopes to join must fol- low. On the designated initiation day, one who hopes to join must wear a satiric costume of a farmer. Basically, they have on farm clothes, but they must wear their pants inside-out, their shoes on the wrong feet, their hats on backwards, and whatever else the FFA thinks of. The large enrollment of FFA implies that the interest in farming among students at P. H. S. is very common. With the upcoming of these future farmers, agriculturer in Grant County should prosper. If you have an interest in farming, this is indeed a worthwhile club Mark Ratliff receives the Greenhand Award. to join. 60 s4Ttatcne Mr. Hardy. Matt McDaniel, Beth Barr. Karen Nesselrodt, Annette Mays, Lori Delawder, Kim Carr. Becky Kisamore. Jody Reel. Jeanette Norwood. Julie Watts. Suprenia Vance, Elaine VanMeter, Stacy Whet- zel, Joyce Clouse, Kelly Carr. Emily Collins, Donna Ours. Suenette Rexrode. Juanita Carr, Steve Kitzmiller, Brian Kimble, Mike Keplinger, Me- lanie Ours, Ronnie Carr. Kevin Mongold, Willis Berg, Mr. Tay- lor. Lysle Sites. Marty Ours. Todd Fouch, Mike Keplinger. Denise Humphreys. Tracy Crawford. Dale Keplinger. Lee Borror, Tim Moreland, J. T. Swick, Johnny Cooper, Matt Lough, Rodney Mumpower. The Wappotamaka Trail Club is designed for students who share a love of nature. Their activities include hiking and cam- ping at nearby scenic areas such as Dolly Sods and Spruce Knob. And every year the trail club participates in a canoe trip. The trip is an all day affair: they canoe from Eagle’s Nest to Buzzard’s Ford Bridge. Basically, at their meetings, they plan for their upcoming events. A member of trail club may have to pay a small fee for his participa- tion in the club’s activities, but the trail club does take part in some money-making projects. This year, for instance, they sold raffle tickets on fishing poles to raise money for the canoe trip. If you are an outdoor- lover, you should probably consider joining the Wappotamaka Trail Club. Its large enrollment indicates its popu- larity among the students at P. H. S. t 'P’uwuUeA' Sducatioji far o ci Left to Right-Julie Crites, Jeanie Kile, Sherry Bell, Connie Kimble, Jody Cook, Lori Landis, Kim Rohrbaugh, Cindy Rohrbaugh. Sec- ond Left to Right: Mrs. Kessel: advi- sor, Laura Shanholtz, Amy Nelson, Patricia Alt, Rachel Thompson, Crystal Kuykendall, Kathy Puffen- barger, Shirley Mitchell, Sherry Hinkle, Shelia Evans, Judy Weath- erholtz. Third Left to Right: Kathy Crites, Wilma Keplinger, Nancy Simpson, Dee Dee Porter, Julie Berg, Kim Inskeep, Carolyn Rohrbaugh, Becky Thorne, Kim Long, Patty Lofton, Crystal Turner. Fourth Left to Right: Konnie Bur- gess, Susan McGuire, Tina Rohrbaugh, Dorene Wilson, Darlene Cooper, Tricia Kesner, Helen Kes- sel, Patricia Mauzy. 1. FHA members are ready to launch balloons! 0putccie Lc tem a£en . 5,4,3,2,1 Take off! lica uCu ie£. He H z6e Judy Weatherholtz, Julie Crites, Kim Rohrbaugh. Lori Landis. Rachael Thompson. Jody Queen • Kim Rohrbaugh and princess - Jody Weatherholtz, Dorene Wilson. Cook, Amy Nelson, and Jeanle Kile. Rachael Thompson. Jody Cook, Crystal Kuykendall. 63 Diane Ebie, Kim Hensley. Karen Nesselrodt, Tammy Bailey. Cindy Meek. Susan Wolfe. Sharon Simmons. Kelley Halterman, Joyce Ours Susan Wolfe is devoted to FBLA. Tonia Lambert. Suprenia Vance. Cindy Berg. Cheryl Ours. Kelly Berg. Marsha Swick. Tricia Kesner. Kelly Sinnett, Tonya Cosner. Lori De- la wder. Bill Wills, Clinton Vance. Carl Alt. Rodney Swick, Jason Dayton. Don P} Jck Strawderman, Kim Robaugh, Bradly Goldizen, Russ Nash. Lee Borror. Bill Lantz, Stacy Swick. Matt Lough, Susan Me . re, Mary Berg, Tim Moreland, Stacy Snyder, Willis Berg. Kevin Mongold, Aleshia Evans. Loretta Ours, Kim Harmen, Stacy Dayton. Andy Robaugh. Steve Martin, Andrea Kesner, Julie Crites, Kevin Schell, Tammy Whetzel, Matt Evans, Lysle Sites. Timmy Keplinger, Rodney Mumpower, Billy Feaster. Greg Barger. Paula Moore. Jeff Mallow. Scott Feaster. Christina Martin. Tom Shaver, Dwayne Hedrick, Craig Calhoun, Buddy Hilliard, Greg Berg, Tim Robaugh. FBLA is an abbreviation for Future Business Leaders of America. It was established in order to prepare stu- dents for future business careers. A member must be willing to dedicate much time to com- munity services. For example, this year FBLA raised money to aid the flood victims of our community. VICA is a club established to supple- ment vocational training to high- school students. VICA stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. It in- volves civic activities. It sponsors fund raisers such as selling raffle tickets. The money raised is used to aid the community. For ex- ample, VICA gives Christmas dinners to needy families. £w uuice ( osteena Sandra Dove, Tina Freeland, Loretta Ours, Kelly Berg, Connie Smith, Miss Berg, Tonya Cosner, Aleshia Evans, Cindy Berg, Marsha Swick. 77?tee 'Pn motec 'pcctune ‘Medical (Zaneesic FMCC stands for Future Medical Careers Club. This year’s advisor was Miss Berg and she was the leader of ten young ladies who are planning to persue a career in the medical field. This year the club took a trip to Winchester. VA to visit the hospital and their many great and modern facilities. While on their trip they stopped at the Win- chester Mall to kill some time shopping. Tonya Cosner, Marsha Swick. Denise Dove. Michelle Funk. 65 Petra ScAata Mrs. Yvonne Rowland. Amy McGuire, Lori Landis. Lisa Ketter- man. Kim Hiser, Dawn Hope. Tonya Cosner. Pam Brown. Candi Roby. Amy Cooper. Barb Frye. Judy Weatherholtz, Kim Rohrbaugh, Lori Delawder. Missy Goldizen, Becky Calhoun. Eric Mauzy. Cassy Flet- cher. Kelly Smith ec id ScAao£ '72Cemonie The Petro-Schola Staff plays an important role in preserv- ing the events which occur at PHS. Through photo- graphs, interviews, and hours of hard work, its members are able to put together the school annual. This year, a few of the Petro-Schola staff members were able to travel to Charleston for a workshop sponsored by the Walsworth Publishing Company. They stayed one night in the Charleston Marriott and while they were there, they had a chance to meet the Beach Boys. During these two days they also attended work sessions centering around layout, design, and theme. Thanks to this industrious group, many of Petersburg High School’s students are able to look back on their school years with joy. Tonya Cosncr concentrates on her work. Kelly Smith, Lori Delawder, and Lisa Ketterman meet the Beach Boys. Becky Calhoun Is editor and Judy Weatherholtz business manager of the Petro-Schola. 67 Row 1: Kim Givan, Dana Smith, Row 2: Denise Dove. Marlene Bible. Marsha Swick, Jennifer Mauzy, Seb- retta Alt. Ms. Propst Row 3: Mary Berg. Robbie Fouch, Lee Borror, Kevin Ours ScAaot s4ctiuitie The Viking Log is a monthly newspaper published by stu- dents at Petersburg High School. It includes various school activ-ities, student achievements, and school sporting events. This paper is not only published by students at PHS, but it is also written and edited by them. In order to become a member of the Viking Log Staff, one must apply at the end of the school year for the next year’s staff. The only a few are chosen to be members. The editor is selected from the current staff. This year’s Viking Log editor is Marlene Bible. She is responsible for making sure all of the school’s vari- ous activities are covered in the newpaper. Photographers also play a very important role in putting together the Viking Log. These students get to experience what it would be like to work on a real newspaper. They have to cover different sporting events, interview both students and teachers, and they must meet their deadlines. While many people participate in activities at PHS, only a few are willing to take the time to write about them for those that don’t. We are truly thankful for all the hard work these stu- dents do in order to bring us the news. Marlene Bible serves as editor of the Viking Log. Mrs. Glover really means busi- ness. Music P.H.S. Chorus Has Well- Rounded Year. Senior High Chorus: row one; Julie Watts, Charlotte Hedrick. Lori Landis. Connie Smith. Anne Glover. Jeanette Norwood. Monica Harkey. row two; Sherry Dean. Brenda Rohrbaugh, Shirley Mitchell. Julie Norwood. Andra Kes- ner, Donica Cobientz, Stefanie Haslacker, Suella Watts, John Muscat, row three; Karen Nesselrodt, Sandra Dove. Allison Evans, Terri Hoover. Crystal Turner. Sher- ry Bensenhaver. Am- ber Hanna, Rachel Thompson. Dorene Wilson. Mrs. Glover, row four; Karen Davis. Brian Ginder, Mark Landis, Denise Dove. Jeanette Norwood, as a ‘‘Hooverville Hobo ', has an identity crises but her sister Julie Norwood is always there to help.(right) The Senior High Chorus portays the Hooverville Bums in the play Annie A • The Junior High Chorus; row one; Erica Bruce. Deanna Bible. Michelle Coblentz. Billy Hottle. Crystal Kimble. Teresa Leibig. Jennifer Leibig, Jenny Ait. row two; Andrew Whetzel. Matt Armentrout. Jona thon Mowry, Melissa Judy. Kim Roby. Jenny Puffenbarger. Lori Alt. row three; Patricia Keplinger, Kristi Weese. Buddy Simmons. Melissa Kesner. Debbie Phillips. Robyn Stump. Becky Ayres, row four; Velvet Wratchford, Richard Borror. Kim Durko. Missy Sites. Valarie Lonas. Becky Carr. Heather Evans Missing; Beth Watts. Kim Berg. Gwen Yokum, Shelly Kasmier. Elin Dolly, Paulette Thompson. Brian Glnder. Donica Cob- lentz. and John Muscat par- ticipated in all-state chorus. 73 Concert is the Spirit of Spring. 74 Achievement Award in Band. 75 PETERSBURG HIGH VIKING BAND “PETERSBURG’S PRIDE” ROW 1 - CHRISTINA VANCE, BETH PORTER, TAMMY SHARP, BECKY CALHOUN, MARCEE MOYERS, ALICA BERG. ROW 2 - MISTY CARR, CHRISTINA MARTIN. JON WESTERN, SUS- AN WOFLE, TINA ROHRBAUGH. ROW 3 - MICHELLE FEASTER, BETH BARR, ROBIN ALT, MICHELLE JUDY. JEFF BERG, JESSICA WATTS, KATHY BREMER. ROBBIE THOMPSON. TAMMY ALEXANDER. KEVIN GRAPES,RICHARD GLASS. REGGIE OURS. CHRISTY ROHRBAUGH, KAREN KIMBLE, TAMMY MONGOLD, CHRISTINE OLACHE, JACKIE BARR, HOLLY HASLACKER, REGINA CLINE. ROW 4 - KRIS ROBINSON, AARON THORNE. HIEDI KUYKENDALL. MELISSA HARMAN. MICHELLE HENDERICKSON, TARINA REDMAN. SU- PRENIA VANCE, KRISTY MAUZY, MATT MCDANIEL, STARLA SMITH, KRISTA KITZMIL- LER, STEVEN SITES, JUNETA CARR. MISTY SHOOK, JODY REEL, DINA KIMBLE, ANGELA HISER, CANDI ROBY. JEANIE KILE, TRAC1E CRAWFORD. ROW 5 - JAY MINICH, TAMMY KESNER, TONIA LAMBERT. BRYANT THRONE. CATHY JUNKINS, ANDY ROHRBAUGH, ALLEN FEASTER, DANICA WILSON, DALE KEPLINGER, AARON ROTH. BRIAN CINDER, JEFF YOKUM. CATHY SHREVE, AMY COOPER. DONNA OURS, ZONA SNYDER, CASSY FLETCHER, DENISE HUMPHREY. ROW 6 - DIRECTOR JOE MACFARLANE, TAMMY IDEL- MAN, LESLIE SHARP, SUSIE SMITH, SHERRY HINKLE, TONYA COSNER, LORI DELAWDER, KAREN NESSELRODT, STACEY PARKER. MISSY SKILLS. DANA SMITH. SUENETTE REX- RODE, DANA WEESE. HIEDI KUYKENDALL, CATHY JUNKINS, ALLAN FEASTER, AND JAY MINICH PLAY A SOLO TO “WE ARE THE WORLD.” ABOVE - PRES. MISTY CARR. VICE PRES. SUSAN WOLFE, SEC. CASSY FLETCHER. TRF.AS. KAR- EN NESSELRODT, LIBRARIANS - CANDI ROBY. TAMMY KESNER, ROBIN ALT. •v _ 4 - ;• PETERSBURG COLOR- GUARD - TAMMY IDEL- MAN, LESLIE SHARP, SUSIE ■ SMITH, SHERRY HINKLE, - TONYA COSNER, LORI DE- LAWDER, CAPT. KAREN NESSELRODT, STACEY PARKER. MISSY SKILES, DANA SMITH, SUENETTE REX RODE, DANA WEESE. PETERSBURG MAJOR- ETTES - CHRISTINA VANCE. DRUM MAJOR- ETTE - BECKY CALHOUN. ALICA BERG, MARCEE MOYERS, BETH PORTER. CAPT. - TAMMY SHARP. MISSY SKILES AND SHERRY HINKLE MARCH IN THE TRI - COUNTY FAIR PARADE. ABOVE - JAY MINICH AND ALLAN FEASTER MARCH WITH “PRIDE ” Cheerleaders Support Viking Athletics Petersburg High School Varsity Cheerlead- ers - Cassy Fletcher, Angela Hiser, Candi Roby - captain, Amy Wilkinson, Dina Kimble and Kelly Nelson. Cheerleaders are cold but full of pep. Petersburg High School Jr. High Cheerleaders - Michelle Labossiere, Becky VanFleet. Kristy Mauzy, Julie Hefner, Anne Glover, Kristi Stephens - captain and Jill Pyle. 79 Mr . Wilson and Mrs. Ours look over some books at the bookfair. Julie Hefner can’t decide on which book she wishes to buy. Kristi Stephens checks out the books. Mrs. Ours goes over the book fair procedure with Angela Hiser and Krisi Stephens before they enter. 1 .Terry Walls studies his ABC’s and l£3 s. BOOK FAIR PROVES SUCCESSFUL The paperback book fair featured the very best in reading for junior and senior high school students. A wide variety of subjects were included - adult best sellers, young adult fiction, science fic- tion, romance stories, computer books, and sport classics. The purpose of the book fair was to motivate students to read and be given the opportunity to choose their own learning material from a broad selection of books. A total of 864 students participated in the fair; approximately 275 books sold for a total amount of $794.40 2. Joyce Ours and Dave Wil- liams lake a break to look at Ihe books. 82 Shelley Simmons and Kris- ty Rohrbaugh take a break during class. Students look disgusted as they are handed a pop quiz. PRE-VOCATIONAL Sherry Bensenhaver works hard at her assignment. 83 Dwayne “Drano” Mongold thinks “How will I ever do this?’ Billy Feaster wonders what to do next. Cindy Berg works hard on her word processing. STUDENTS LEARN WORK - LIKE SKILLS AT VO-TECH. x----------------------- 85 Co-op students study hard on their homework. Ricky Strawderman concentrates on getting into a state of shock. Right - Rodney Mumpower measures to find the right length to cut. VO-TECH STUDENTS MASTER SKILLS ... ■ s. Timmy Rohrbaugh holds the level in place while Buddy Hillard checks to see if it is right. Mrs. Sherman checks students’ word processing homework. 87 One might find a familiar face while skiing, for several P.H.S. Students and facul- ty members enjoy this hobby, and look for- ward to skiing as much as time and weather permits. Seniors Chad Curtis and Jeff Roth both plan to continue skiing in the future. Jeff feels that “reaching the bottom” is the most rewarding part of this sport. Juniors Barb Frye and Candi Roby also enjoy this hobby. Having fun and meeting new people is the most rewarding part to Barb. Holly Cole, Amy Cooper, and Benny Sturgill are just some of the sophomores who take to the slopes. Having a nice time and meeting new people, are a few reasons why Benny and Holly enjoy this winter sport. Amy’s reward of skiing is that “everytime I come to the slopes, it’s more challenging, and it’s something I can do on my own.” Faculty members who enjoy skiing are Chuck Yeager, Rosanne Glover, Joe MacFarlane, and Yvonne Rowland. Mr. MacFarlane likes to ski for excerise and the challenge he receives from it. The most rew- arding part of skiing for Mrs. Glover is “reaching the bottom of the hill without a ’wipe out’.” As far as awarded achievements for skiing Mrs. Rowland’s son Mark claims that she should win a medal for being the “slowest” person on the mountain. Why do all these interviewers enjoy skiing so much? Why not hit the slopes the next time you get the chance and discover why for yourself. Gail Smith shows Danica Wilson the right wav down the hill. Doug Neff shows Cassy Fletcher how to get off without falling. Gail Smith tells Melissa Skiles. “Look what we have to go down!” Angela Hiser shows her stuff. 89 On Febuary 19, 1986, the Red Cross Blood Mobile made its yearly visit to Petersburg High. This is sponsored by the Key Club as an annual project. For one day our new gym was converted into a blood-receiv- ing clinic. Many of our stu- dents were brave enough to volunteer their blood to help others. Also throughout the day many teachers and town’s people came to help in this very worthwhile cause. 1. Leigh Hudgins and a blood mobile worker take time out to eat a cookie and to read the paper. 2. Three of the nurses take a break from their hectic day of collecting blood. 3. Stacey Hedrick watches the nurse prepare Misty Carr for her donation of blood. Blood Mobile 90 _________________ College Day On October 15,1985, College Day was held in the cafeteria at Petersburg High. Representatives came from 15 different colleges across the state to share with the students what they have to offer. For the Juniors Seniors that participated, this was a very worthwhile event. College Day is held every year for the sole purpose of giving students at PHS a chance to explore many avenues open to them to futher their education. 1. Konnie Burgess speaks with the Alderson-Broad- dus representative about the college's facilities. 2. One of the many representatives of the area col- leges speaks with a group of students. 91 Mrs. Brenda Sites re- ceives recognition for her work with 4-H. (Right) Jeff Yokum receives an award. 92 Michelle Judy was selected to participate in State Government Week in Charleston. Only 16 young people from across the state will participate in this event. Matt Borror had received many 4-H honors includ- ing trip to Chicago in 1985 for his winning photo- graph of Blackwater Falls. After placing first in visual presen- tation at county and regional round- ups, Tommy Koontz earned the right to participate in state competi- tion at Jacksons Mill. 93 94 Connie Smith and Owen Alt pose before he receives his trophy. Students Participate in Special Olympics Program. Randy VanMeter aims lor ihe basket. Herbie Phares, 52, lines up to get the rebound. French Club Visits Canada. Shortly alter arriving in Montre- al, students walked to a small cafe’ lor breakfast. 96 In Quebec, the students stayed in Le Chateau Frontenac. “The Gang (Frank Laco, Ron Ste- phens, Bill Mitchell, and Chad Curtis.) 97 Homecoming Princesses Represen- tatives: Freshman - Julie Hefner, Soph- omore - Amy Wilkinson, Junior - Candi Roby, Seniors - Becky Calhoun, Patty Iman, Connie Smith, Karen Nesselrodt, and Donica Cobientz. Susie Smith and Tim Moreland say “Are we having fun yet?” The juniors take one last look at their float. The fans look on in excitement. Connie Smith is crowned Homecoming Queen. Her escort is Steve Sites. 98 The mighty Vikings bust through the Homecom- ing hoop. First ten for the Vikings against Tucker County. Stacy Parker and Missy Skiles are getting ready for the Homecoming Parade to begin. Jill Pyle dances the night away to the great music. Coach Black calls in the next play. HOMECOMING ’85 N 99 Wendy Oales crowns the new Snow Queen Karen Nesselrodt Karen Nesselrodt with her escort John Paul Hott. Snow Princesses: Becky Calhoun, Karen Nesselrodt, Misty Carr, Susan Wolfe, and Christina 100 Martin. Andy Rohrbaugh, Dale Keplinger, Robbie Thompson, and Mr. MacFarlane cheeer the Band Dance on. 1986 VALENTINES DANCE The Valentine Day Dance was held February 15 in the high school cafeteria. The room was decorated and re- freshments were served by the Vi- king Log Staff. Music was provided by Mike Mauzy and Tom Day. I wonder who will get queen? 1986 queen Cassy Flet- cher escourt, Jon Long- bon. Cassy Fletcher Queen and court Patty Iman, Connie Smith, Kelly Nelson, Dina Kimble, Cassy Fletcher crowned Christina Vance, Anne Glover, Julie Hefner, Kim Mongold, Kim Waldron, Jenny 1986 Valentine Queen by Kimble, Amanda Hiser. 1985 Queen Michelle 102 Rohrbaugh. 1985 FHA President Crowning 1986 Queen Kim Rohrbaugh. 1986 FHA Dance 103 Ii— 1986 Prom Prin- cesses: Karen Nes- selrodt and Bill Martin, Patty Iman and Joey Kessel, Malinda Harris and Rodney Turner, Misty Carr and Tom Shaver, Becky Calhoun and Eric Mauzy. Prom Queen Misty Carr and her escort, Tom Shaver, take time from a dance for a pretty smile. 104 105 106 First runnerup Ronda Hinkle, 1986 Miss Junior High Julie Hefner, and sec- ond runnerup Michelle Hendrickson serve as junior high court. The 1986 Senior High Court is represented by First runner-up Robin Alt. Miss PHS Kelly Smith, and second run- ner-up Leigh Ann Hud- gins. Robin Alt a question during the finals of the Escorts chat before the contest begins. Senior High Beauty Contest John Paul Hott asks contest. Kelly Smith poses for the photographer af- ter her selection of Miss PHS. 107 Julie Ann Hefner was chosen as First Runner-Up in the Miss West Virginia Firemen’s Pageant on May 4. Miss Hefner was also named Miss Photogenic during this event. Julie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Hefner of Petersburg. II (2) During a home basketball game Cathy Shreve was named Miss Pep 1986. She was selected to receive this honor by the Cheerlead- ing squad on the basis of school spirit and team support. Cathy is sophomore at P.H.S. and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Shreve. (3) Taping a commercial against Drunk Driving for the TV station WHSV from Harrisonburg were John Muscat, Michael Taylor, David Bittorf, Frank Laco, Pete Robinson, Bill Mitchell, and Van- essa Watts. 108 STUDENTS EXCEL With the November flooding, the Firemen’s carni- val was somewhat doubtful. Following a very strong ef fort, the carnival was able to take place, but not in time to hold a pageant for a 1986 Queen, therefore 1985 Queen Cassy Fletcher kept her title for 1986. Cassy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Flet- cher of Petersburg. Connie Smith was named Miss TEEN West Virginia following the July 12-14 competition held in Beckley. Contestants were judged on the following (6) categories; (1) Beauty and Poise (2) Personality Interview (3) General Awaremess Test (4) Scholas- tic Average (5) Personal developement and Achievement, service to school and community, with the main category being the Personal Inter- view which was worth the most points. Senior Connie Smith also competed in the WV Homecoming Queen pageant, where she represented P.H.S., and was judged on personal inter- view, and beauty and poise. During the pageant held on May 10 and 11 in Charleston, Smith was selected from 246 applicants as a State Finalist. Smith was later named as Second Runner-Up where she received a crown, school banner, and a plaque of honor. P.H.S. will also receive a ho- nory plaque. Senior Vanessa Watts was awarded a $50 U.S. Savings Bond after being chosen as the first place winner of an essay contest held by the Grant County Education Associaton (GCEA). This event was to take place during National Education Week, with the theme being “American Schools: The Subject is Excellance.” The savings bond was awarded by Sears. Watts is the daughter of Randy and Margaret Watts of Maysville. Keller: Laura Lilley; Chi Chi Nespor: Annie Sullivan; Norman Bittorf: Captain Keller; Jacquotta Jenson: Kate; John Muscat: James; Terri Hoover: Aunt Eva; Tammy Idleman: Viney the Cook; Gina Alt and Lori Mongold: Viney’s grandchildren; Becky Carr. Katrina Jenson; Kristi Berg, and Krista Idleman: Blind students; Lee Bradshaw: Helen’s Doctor; Jim Ralston: Mr. Anagnas. 1. All the hard work that Chi Chi Nespor and Laura Lilley spent on the play Helen Keller paid off. 2. The cast members of the play about HELEN KELLER return to the stage for a curtain call. 4. Chi Chi Nespor as Annie Sullivan and [.aura Lilley as Helen Keller. 3. John Muscat excels in his role as James Keller. 110 3. Tammy Id- leman ages for her part as Aunt Eva. 4. Helen stretches a hand of need out to her fa- ther played by Mr. Bit- torf. 5. James, Annie, and Helen are at a trying point in the play. THE MIRACLE WORKER 111 1. John Criles looks over a sleeping Juliet. Many hours of hard work went into this spring’s Thespian production of “Romeo and Juliet”. The play won first place at regional competition in Martinsburg and went on to win third place at the West Virginia High School Thespian Festival in Morgan- town. Foreign exchange student John Mus- cat portrayed both Romeo and Lor Capulet and was awarded best actor at both re- gional and state. John also was selected as a member of the all-state cast along with Anne Glover who played Juliet. Other members of the cast include Melissa Harman as the nurse, Candi Roby as Lady Capulet, John Crites as Paris, and Director Vana Nespor. Romeo Juliet Receives State Honors 112 3. John Muscat portrays one of his duel roles as father Capulet. 4. John and Anne take time for a smile during their long practices. 1. Anne Glover and John Muscat act a scene of love while acting the part of “Romeo and Juliet”. Romeo Juliet Theater group presents “Annie”. Miss Hannigan discovers an or- phan in the laundry basket. Many hours of work went into the spring production of “Annie’Wana Nespor directed the production and stated that she chose this particular play because the theme suggests “look for tomorrow and make the most of it.” (below left) Rooster and Lily pretend to be Annie’s parents. Bundles (Jeff Yokum) puts the move on Miss Hannigan. Leigh Hudgins, portraying Annie’s dog Sandy, exibits great talent with one of the play’s most dif- ficult roles. Annie asks,“Oh what a pretty dog. Can he do tricks?” Mark Rowland replies, “Well, when he wants to!” All is well when Oliver War- 115 bucks decides to adopt Annie. Honors 4, Voice of Democracy “New Horizons for America’s Youth” was the theme for this year’s Voice of Democracy con- test sponsored by the American Legion. First place went to David Bittorf, who stated. “I used a story to show the promise on America’s horizons. Also, as long as youths continue to stand up and reach for these horizons, regardless of other kids’ views, America shall continue to grow and prosper... and remain strong and free. Second place went to Ronnie Stephens. Third place went to Bill Mitchell. To be eligible to compete, a student must be in tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. Students submit a 3 to 5 minute speech. Contestants are judged on delivery, originality, and con- tent. Contestants who placed received bonds, scholarships, and awards. Jennifer Watts, Fred Shears, and Richard Mowry represented Grant County in Charleston. At the ceremony, they were knighted as Knights of the Golden Horseshoe. GOLDEN HORSHOE AND BOYS STATE David Bittorf, Bill Mitchell and Ronnie Stephens represented Grant County at Boys State. 116 Girls State Rhododendron Girls State is just that, “A girls state.” In June 1985, 354 girls sponsored by American Legions from all over the state, gathered at Jackson’s Mill for a week packed with government education, friends, and fun. All the citizens had the opportunity to run for office, everything from a city official to gover- nor, and are responsible for their own cam- paigns. Enthusiasm was generated every- where, especially in the party slogans, cheers, and parade. The excitement reached its peak when all anxiously awaited election results were finalized. There were no losers, for who- ever tried was a winner. RGS is what one makes of it . Donica Coblentz and Vanessa Watts attended the 43rd annual session of RGS, which has the theme “Where to... What Next?” Coblentz and Watts Attend State Meetings. Chester Zuber entertains group. Group awaits their turn to speak. Sports Banquet Tim Moreland receive� the outstanding football player award from Coach Dave Fincham. Dwayne Hedrick and Steve Sites - oustanding baseball players; Marc Rumer John Cunningham Memorial Award; Ronnie Stephens - outstanding basketball player and senior with highest academic achievement; Tim Moreland - outstanding football player award. Front Row: Mike Meek - Robert Smith Memorial; Beverly Bible - outstanding girls’ basketball player; Lisa Ketterman - girl’s tennis; Mat Given - boys’ tennis; Rodney Swick - outstanding wrestler; and Roy Hedrick - Joel T. Shreve Memorial. Bobby Jack Harman and Dave Barr receive toy fishing pole from Greg Veach. 120 Mr. John Moyers congratu- lates Roy Hedrick. FFA and FHA Banquets. Ir Seth Snell speaks on behalf of the FFA. 122 Students involved in activities other than academics. KANAWHA Tammy Kcsner and Sandra Dove participated in the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation program on March 20-23 at Jacksons Mill. This yearly event in- volves Sophomores from numerous schools. Sandra was chosen for this honor by school ooficials. Tammy was picked by the Foundation to come back for her second year and participate as a counselor since she is a Junior. Michael Taylor has approximately 16 thousand baseball cards that he started collecting in 1981. His oldest card dates back to 1976. His collection consists of Canadian and Amercian cards. Jennifer Watts got started collecting stamps when her mother gave her a box of her Great Uncle’s stamps. That was in 1983 and since then, Jennifer has won several major stamp collecting awards. She captured the first place award on both the state and regional level in the Youths Exibiting Stamps project. She then advanced on to the national level where she placed second. Her most expensive stamp is worth $50 and the youth claims that she wants to make her collection as complete as possible. Her other interests include: creative writing, various collecting, puzzles and reading. 125 1. Bill Lamb lights his National Honor Society Candle. 2. Parents and students enjoy the NHS reception. NHS INDUCTION 3. Vanessa Watts lights her candle at the beginning of the ceremony. 4. Kim Hiser, Malinda Harris, and Misty Carr sign in a new member. 1. New members of National Honor Soci- ety are Frank Laco, Bradely Gol- dizen, JXSwick, Tammy Al- exander, Tammy Kes- ner, Melisa Harman, Robbie Fouch, Mi- chael Taylor, Susie Smith, Tammy Sharp, Tonia Lambert, and Dale Keplinger. 2. President of NHS, Ron Stephens, gives a speech to the inductees. 3. Misty Carr watches Michael Taylor sign in as a new member. A group of seniors come back for the awards as- sembly. Kathy Bremer is given a French Award from Mrs. Harman. Dwayne Hedrick, Steve Sites, Roy Hedrick, and Ronnie Stephens awarded as All-PVC. 4 Mrs. Parker gives out her Algebra I Award. Mr. Taylor gives Owen Alt and Mary Lou Kesscl awards. Awards Assembly 129 130 1. Kim Hiser seems to be slowly drill- ing away. 2. Temporary bridge replaces the Gap bridge be- tween Petersburg and Moorefield. 3. Lee Watts receives an art award. 4. Dwayne “Bubba” Hedrick smiles for a picture. Mr. Bass tries secretarial work for a day. 131 'V-------------------------------- Official State Visit A. James Manchin, Treasurer ol Wesl Virginia, visited Petersburg High to pres- ent our school a new West Virginia Flag. During the ceremony Manchin also recog- nized the efforts of PHS staff and several Petersburg residents concerning flood-re- lated work. Highlighting the ceremony was an award Ronnie Stephens received. 2. VFW Post 6454 awards Mr. Cooper with an American Flag. 3. A. James Manchin shakes Faye Caplinger’s hand, while Bobby Long waits his turn. 132 1. Ronnie Stephens was awarded a medallion by Manchin for his success- ful year in basketball. 2. Mr. Garber introduces A. James Manchin. 3. Manchin gives Mr. Cooper the Moun- taineer Millionaire Award. 4. Mr. Junkins re- ceives a pat on the back” from Manchin after the ceremony. 133 Dawn Hope has had a rough day at Petersburg High. Louie Alt, Estle Sites, and Harold Garber keep the stats and announce at all home football games. ■ L --------------------------------------------- Petersburg High in Motion ii After the baseball team captured state title, the Petersburg Vol. Fire Co. and Police Dept, escorted the baseball champions through town. Some PHS students hunt for a between- the-class snack at our high school’s new ven- ding machines. Mr. Black and Mike Al- len load the car trunk be- fore they leave for their trip to Charleston. Joey Watts, Suprenia Vance, and John Paul Hott discuss the next trail club trip. FFA members are waiting for their monthly meeting to begin. 135 Students Faculty Enjoy Roy Hedrick shows a prize winning ham lor an FFA project. Viking football players, Mark Ratliff and Donnie Crites, rest the School Year ’85-’86 Stacey Hedrick and Doug Neff are wondering, When is next pretty girl going to stop and talk to us?” Mr. MacFarlane gives the ’Band of Pride some last minute instructions before they journey off on another trip. II 137 we 19 Berkeley Springs they 6 14 Franklin 19 7 Bruce 12 25 Northern 8 24 Valley 8 10 Hampshire 6 0 Pocohontas 19 0 Tucker County 29 14 Moorefield 0 7 Tygarts Valley 10 1. Team huddles for a conference with Coach Fincham. during a close game. Eric Mauzy. Greg Berg. Matt Borror. Matt Lough. Chad Curtis. Tim Moreland. Willie Thorne. Stacey Hedrick. Jeff Whetzel. Rick Strawderman. Bill Lantz. Kent Watts. Donnie Crites. Brad Coldizen. Marc Rumor. Jeff Bean. Bucky Riggleman. Aaron Thorne. Doug Neff. Mark Ratliff. Leroy Hedrick. John Paul Hott. Joey Watts (student trainer). Bryant Thorne. Dave Barr (athletic trainer). Scott Smith. Eric A Hen. Alien Simmons. Dan Reynolds. John Crites. Kelley Jones. Brian Cinder. Mike Wratchford. Dave Fincham (head coach). Jerryr Black (coach). Robbie Shilling- burg. Parry' VanMeter. Tony Lofton. Trad Vance. Mark Landis. Jamie Berg. Willy Black (man- ager). Bobby Jack Harman (coach). Vikings reverses the Yellow jacket sting with a 14-0 Victory- Senior, Timmy Moreland, goes in for a touchdown. Bradley Gol- dizen and Sta- cey Hedrick discuss their strategy as time elapses. (I to r) Cathy Junkins, Amy Cooper, Kris Robinson, Stacey Burgess, Barb Frye, Coach Lambert, Sandy Burgess, Rachel Brooks, Melanie Ours, Bev Bible, and Holly Cole. Beverly Bible anticipates the next move. 142 Julie Watt and .Sandy Burgr-u lurcrttfuUy block (heir opponrnl. brliw: Sl.v ry Ruigru wondrli whiff I hr luiirl IS. (left) Amy Cooper attempts to shoot while Rachel Brooks gives her a word of encouragement. Amy Cooper is heavily guarded by a Union player. Is Cathy Junkins discussing her weekend during a game? Vikings Win Their Way to State Tournament we they 72 East Hardy 53 81 Moorefield 34 57 Franklin 46 71 Southern 54 66 Tucker County 49 55 Hampshire 37 73 Musselman 62 70 Moorefield 44 63 Franklin 65 54 Union 45 69 Hamphire 52 65 Southern 55 59 Circleville 52 94 Moorefield 51 64 East Hardy 43 79 Union 51 56 Tucker County 55 66 Franklin 68 79 Musselman 64 72 Circleville 50 Sectionals: 54 Frankfort 47 Regionals: 58 Berkley Springs 52 State semi finals: 62 Oceana 63 4. Chad Curtis. Tony Kline. Mike Allen. Marc Rumor, Jeff Roth. Coach Jerry Black. Frank Laco. Ronnie Stephens. Bill Mitchell Bill Lantz. Pete Brown. Coach Doug Lambert. 3. Vikings are 1 after winning Regional title. The teams listens to Coach Black and Coach Lambert plan out a strategy. Bill Mitchell wonders when he gets to take a break. Frank Laco shows Cassy Fletcher the correct way to hold a basketball. WE 28 34 20 25 JV Season short- ened by flood. THEY FRANKLIN 31 EAST HARDY 25 ROMNEY 28 FRANKFORT 33 Charolette Hedrick. Kelly Carr. Jeanie Goldizen, Les- lie Wratch- ford. Standing - Sandy Bur- gess. Julie Watts. Amy Cooper. Bar- bara Wills. Amber Han- na. Stephanie Haslacker. Chris Robin- son. Kim Carr. Coach Doug Lambert. Jr. High has suc- Missy Sites, Vikki Burgess. Suenette Por- cessful season. ter. Teresa Liebig. Amanda His- er. Standing - WE THEY Tracy Wald- man. Lori 20 UNION 24 Rohrbaugh. 43 WARDENSVILLE 7 Cristion Shu- 28 MOOREFIELD 25 man. Kim Haslacker. 28 ROMNEY 26 Bridget Kuyk- 23 MOOREFIELD 20 endall. Kim 28 ROMNEY 19 Mongold. Caoch Mitch 30 MATHIAS 19 Webster. VWJT «i Kiir c$ UU CS JV ends season with 11-1 record. Adam Peters. Kelly Sites. Mark Ours. Eric Allen. Rod- ney Hillard. Robbie Fouch. Bill Bosley. Brian Cinder. Jeff Mallow. Joey Watts. Coach Doug Lambert. WE THEY 52 FRANKLIN 30 43 EAST HARDY 19 54 UNION 27 43 HAMPSHIRE 45 62 SOUTHERN 25 66 CIRCLEVILLE 55 55 EAST HARDY 42 52 SOUTHERN 47 53 TUCKER 46 56 HAMPSHIRE 47 59 MUSSELMAN 44 55 UNION 22 60 TUCKER 39 56 FRANKLIN 32 54 MUSSELMAN 36 55 CIRCLEVILLE 28 66 TUCKER 55 Freshman Basket- ball ends with a 3-9 record. Tyson Micheal • manager. Steve Kitzmiller. Peter Rob- inson. Bradley Tritch. William Taylor. Paul Robinson - manager. Standing - Leigh Ann Hudgins - Statistician. Aaron Roth. Eric Carr. Chris Brake. Mike Meek. Coach Dave Barr. JC Bruce. Paul Robinson - manager. Bryant Rexrode. Danny Wilson. Phillip Robinson. Eli Snell. Willy Black. Chad Vance. Tyson Micheal - manager. Standing - Coach Bobby Jack Harman. Jeff Kimble. Kent Alt. Josh Brewer. Mark Harman. Jeff Funk. Ryan Harman. Stacey Champ. Todd Fouch. Mike Moyers. Leigh Ann Hudgins - Statistician. 147 _ . Barth Feaster Viking Wrest- :[z0tarmfnr lers Show Strength we Keyser Kiwanis Invitational they W WVS D B L W Allegany L L Keyser W W Tucker County Berkeley Springs Invit. Viking Invit. L W Grafton L T Musselman PVC Tournament T L Frankfort W W East Preston L L Strasburg W W Tucker County L W Central Preston L David Feaster. Kevin Cohlentz. Jeff Whetzel. Matt McDaniel. Mat !y Ours. Donnie Barr. John Crites. Scott Smith. Rodney Kevin Cohlentz goes for another pin. Swick. Jamie Berg. Jerry Oates. Willis Berg. Caoch Moyers. StacewSynder. Barth Feaster. Rocky Conrad. Wally Budington. Donnie Crites. Roy Hedrick. Lysle Sites. Mike Wratchford. Aaron Thorne. Coach Howard. Matt McDaniel places in Regional Compe- tition. 148 1. Roy Hed- rick tries to push his oppo- nent down for a victory’. 2. Stacey Sny- der starts the match on the bottom. 3. John Crites wonders What now?! 4. Stacey Synder places int the UNL Catagor}'. 7. Rodney Swick after a victory. 149 Vikings Complete 1 1. Shan Earle takes a break after another Viking victory. inning Season with 23-1 Record! we they 13 Moorefield 0 6 Circleville 1 9 Franklin 1 9 Hampshire 2 7 East Hardy 0 33 Moorefield 0 15 Keyser 3 1 East Hardy 0 15 Tucker County 5 3 Keyser 2 7 Franklin 5 8 Frankfort 2 8 Frankfort 7 4 Circleville 5 8 Tucker County 1 9 Hampshire 5 Sectional Tournament: Game one: Petersburg 12 Frankfort 1 Game two: Petersburg 13 Frankfort 2 Regional Tournament: Game one: Petersburg 16 Berkley Springs 4 Game two: Petersburg 12 Roosevelt-Wilson 3 2. Robbie Shillingburg. JT Swick. Will Taylor. Steve Sites. Dwayne Hedrick. Mike Hope. Aaron Thorne. Shan Earle. Coach Stephens. Mike Allen. Tony Kline. Marc Rumer. Eric Mun .y. Ron Stephens. Frank I.a no. Buck} Riggleman. Roy Hedrick. Brian Hedrick, Mgr. Mike Taylor. 3. Eric Mauzy receives his signal from Coach Mohr. 150 3. Pitcher Bucky Riggleman receives some last minute tips and words of encouragement. 4. Coach Mohr puts up a stop sign for a Viking base runner. 1. Bucky Riggleman hurls a strike to catcher Roy Hedrick. 2. Mike Hope puts the tag ' on an unfortu- nate Tucker Co. base runner. Pete Robinson. Steve Sites. Met Given, Jeff Roth. John West- ern. Dill Bosley. Aaron Roth, end Seth Snell. Bill Bosley end Pete Robinson, the two boys that qualified for state, pose for a picture. we GIRLS they 6 Elkins 3 5 Martinsburg 4 6 Southern 3 8 Keyser 1 6 Hampshire 3 2 Bishop Walsh 5 9 Southern 0 8 Elkins 1 9 Northern 0 4 Bishop Walsh 5 first row: Kim Givan and Kelly Nelson, second row: Use Ket- terman. Holly Cole, and Leigh Ann Hudgins I we BOYS they 5 Elkins 4 4 Keyser 5 3 Martinsburg 6 7 Southern 2 2 Keyser 4 6 Hampshire 3 3 Bishop Walsh 6 4 Southern 5 8 Elkins 1 5 Northern 4 2 Bishop Walsh 7 Tennis Teams Complete Successful Seasons. 152 Amy Cooper and Kelly Nelson are serious when they play doubles. Sandy Bury ess Prepares for the return. Holly Cole shows her winning form. State semi-finalist. Kelly Nelson, whips on a backhand. 153 Kelly Nelson. Leigh Ann Hudgins. Lisa Ketterman. and Holly Cole get ready for competition. This year's track team was a very small team with a limited sched- ule. Coach Doug Turner said that the boys had a really great year with the highlight being Kelly Sites’ re- gional championship and his participation at State. Kelly Sites participated in the Tim Rumer John Will State Tournament where he jumped his longest ever - a dis- tance of 19.7 1 2. 154 Sales And Service PETERSBURG MOTOR COMPANY 26 S. Main St. Petersburg, WV 26847 Keith Wolfe nr-y -i qrr Jim Crites Owner General Manager Top Dollar Pqid on Trqde-lns Phone 257-4844 Keeping Up With the Needs of the Community! We would like to sell you your next vehicle 257-4711 Phone 538-6867 i i i i i i i i i i i Young Sears Merchant, Mark Rowland, points out features of the Crafts- man Lawn Tractor. 1 £. ous artc Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT of I Jr Petersburg i i i i i i i i 415 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, WV 26847 Petersburg Oil Company Serving the area since 1929 with quality Petroleum products Petersburg, W.Va. Auctions: Used Furniture Selling on Consignment Farm Sales Estate Sales Buy ■ Sale - Trade Used Appliances Racquetball Call for Appointment The Coop: Video Games Pool Pizza Roller Skating Private Parties Subs 159 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 from FOX'S PIZZA DEN Over 13 Million Eat-In or Carry-Outl Served 72 Area Locations! Why pay more. . .when the best costs less at Fox's Pizza Den! Monday, Tuesday, ■ I and Wednesday PStOTSDUrQ S1 OFF! 257-4342 Large or Champ Pizza NO COUPON NECESSARY Moorefield PIZZA CLUB! 538-2424 Buy 12 Get 1 FREE We Cater to Fund Raising Events ... Gift Certificates ... Also, Birthday Parties. We buy the cake and Check and Compare ... trimmings. FOX’S prjces • Fox’s Quality • Fox’s Friendly Service!!! 160 JOSTEN Steve Posey P.O. Box 69 BURNSVILLE, WV 26335 Phone: (304) 835-2554 Serving West Virginia Colleges, Universities, High Schools and Jr. High Schools Throughout The State Takes Pride In Producing America's Finest Class Rings, Yearbooks, Announcements, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns and Awards Josten i6i SOUTH BRANCH VOCATIONAL CENTER Staff • Gerald Chadock. Director Robert Sisk. Assistant Director Gene Kiser. Cooperative Education. Helena Twigg and Shirley Sherman and Elwood Sites. Business program. Mary C. Barr. Health Occupations. John Sherman. Masonry. Grover Duling, Electricity. Hollis Ours and Howard Roy. Carpentry. Gerald Hill, Welding, David Simmons. Auto Mechanics. Beverly Evans. Adult Basic Education. Vera Sindy, Aide. Kitty L. Barr, Secretary. Diane McMorrow. Secretary, Keith Alt. Custodian. Seniors • PHS Welding • Willis Berg, Tommy Clark, Jason Dayton. Jeff Goldizen, Terry Keplinger, Kevin Mongold, Timothy Moreland Co-op - Greg Berg. Beverly Bible. Donica Coblentz, Paula Crites, Kim Harman. Patty Iman, Andra Kesner. Helen Kcssel. Sherri Kimble. Sherry Kimble. Susan McGuire, Paula Moore, Kim Rohrbaugh. Sheila Sherman. Kevin Schell, Rodney Swick, Stacey Swick, Beth Waddy, Tammy Whetzel, Christina Martin Health Occ. • Mary Berg, Julie Crites, Aleisha Evans. Loretta Ours Business Tammy Bailey, Tonya Cosner. Kelly Halterman, Tricia Kesner, Cynthia Meek, Sharon Simmons. Susan Wolfe, Karen Nesslerodt Carpentry - Jerry Keplinger. Bill Lantz, Tony Kline. Tom Shaver. Gary Shirk. Clinton Vance. Rodney Veach, Jeff Whetzel Electricity - Brad Goldizen. Eric Mauzy, Dwayne Mongold. Rick Strawderman Auto Mechanics • Carl Alt, Greg Barger. Scott Feaster. Timmy Keplinger, Matt Lough. Bill Wills Masonry - Lee Borror. Craig Calhoun. Randy Cook, Stacey Dayton. Dwayne Hedrick, Roscoe Hilliard, Russell Nash. Don Pyle. Tim Rohrbaugh 162 PARTS FOR CARS TRUCKS BRAKE PARTS SHOES ROTORS ALSO USED RADIATORS, TRANSMISSIONS AND BATTERIES FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO OVER 100 YARDS Petersburg Auto Wreckers ASK ABOUT OUR CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ON USED PARTS AUTOMOBILE WRECKING PARTS FOR ALL MAKES MODELS WIDE SELECTION • REASONABLE PRICES NEW AUTO BODY REPLACEMENT PARTS FOREIGN DOMESTIC WE SPECIALIZE IN FOUR WHEEL DRIVE PARTS - FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 257 1019 LOCATED ON THE NEW FISH HATCHERY RD. LOCATED ON TURKEY KNOB • DORCUS RD ROGER SECRIST OWNER PETERSBURG 163 □VERLDDH HPT5. FDRfTlRN RVE. GRANT 5T. 5HDRT 5T. PIERPIGNT 5T. CRE5T VIEW PRRH ITIDTEL GRRV R. miCHEHL □LUNER FAIRFAX SAND AND CRUSHCD STON€ CO. Sox 236 New Creek. W.V. 26743 PHONC 304-749-7120 located St Scheer UJ.V. UJe hove o Full line of Sand Si Crushed limestone Fairfax Concrete Products Inc. Rt. 2 Sox 80 Oakland MD. 21550 PHONC 301-334-8101 located MD. Hie have a full line of Concrete Material Martin's Welding Shop Custom Welding Aluminum, Steel and Ccho products, saws, weed eaters Blowers, brush saws etc. 257-1406 Off Route 42 Petersburg, UJ.V. 26842 McGuinness Self Service McGuinness Disc Auto Supplies Jordan Run Road Maysville, W.VA 26833 Groceries - Clothing Footwear - Sporting goods Ice - New Used Tires - Auto Parts Exxon Gas Oil SITES EXCAVATING PETERSBURG, W. VA. w tJt°ne 257 4 51, Recreation Room- PLEASING YOU IS OUR PLEASURE, SERVING YOU OUR SATISFACTION Congratulations Graduates Mike GERALD R SITES RT. 3. BOX 226 PETERSBURG. WV 26847 Bulldozers Cndlooders Bockhoes Dump Trucks Scropers Groders 165 Shook’s Electric Kelvinator Appliances 12 Grant Street Petersburg, W. Va 26847 Phone (304) 257-1333 Heating and Air Conditioning Electrical Supplies 166 ALT’S FURNITURE Brand Name Furniture Kingsdown Bedding Mannington Custom Floor Covering Sealy Bedding PHONE: 257-4005 Petersburg, West Virginia 167 Stop by after the game Congratulations Class of 1986 Huffman Logging Inc. fit. 1. Box 620 Petersburg, UJ.V. 26847 257-4105 KIM’S SILVER SHEARS Buffalo Acres Rt. 28 South Supet Petersburg, W. Va. 26847 Alma Gnegy Brake, Owner Operator Super Styles for Guys Gals Phone: (304) 257-2350 brazier 15 North Main Petersburg W.V. 257-1355 Shenandoah Federal 102 Virginia Ave., Petersburg West Virginia 168 EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION IS A TRADITION Excellence is a goal set by many but reached by few. Shepherd College has lived up to this goal of excellence throughout its 114 year history. THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS A modern, well-equipped campus with an enrollment of 3,700 students. Shepherd blends the best of the old and new. Approximately an hour's drive from Baltimore and Washington, D.C., Shepherd students benefit from the career opportunities and cultural attractions of the metro area while enjoying the charm and friendliness of a campus located in West Virginia's most quaint and historic town. A COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE WITH MANY ALTERNATIVES Shepherd College offers 70 different academic programs, leading to both associate and baccalaureate degrees. An effective counseling and placement program helps students graduate and get good jobs. Today, more than 10,000 Shepherd alumni live and work in 48 states and seven foreign countries, and many have earned advanced degrees from the nation's top graduate schools. A DEGREE FROM SHEPHERD- A SOUND INVESTMENT Shepherd is fully-accredited and rated very competitive in Barron's and Peterson's college guides. ACT scores for freshmen at Shepherd lead all other West Virginia state colleges. Enrollment grows annually, making Shepherd the fastest-growing college in the state. And the college's faculty are well qualified, with more than 60 percent holding terminal degrees. All this is available at a cost that's among the lowest in the East. For more information, call or write: Admissions Office Shepherd College Shepherdstown, WV 25443 Phone (304)-876-2511 Bachelor's Degree Programs Accounting Art Art Education (Art History, Art Therapy, Graphic Design, Crafts, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture) Biology Business Administration Business Education Business Principles Chemistry Communications Computer Programming Consumer and Homemaking Education Early Childhood Education Economics Elementary Education English General Science Health Education History Home Economics Hotel-Motel and Restaurant Management Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Library Science Literature Management Marketing Mathematics Medical Technology Modern Languages Music and Music Education (History Literature, Jazz Studies, Pedagogy, Performance, Theory Composition, Music Therapy) Park Administration Physical Education Political Science Psychology Recreation Leisure Services (Commercial Hospitality, Outdoor Education, Programming, Therapeutic Recreation) Safety Education Secondary Education Social Work Sociology Speech, Drama, and Broadcasting Associate Degree Programs Accounting Business Administration Data Processing Electronics Technology Engineering (2 + 2 program) Fashion Merchandising Fire Service and Safety Technology General Studies Graphic Design Hotel-Motel and Restaurant Management Marketing Management Nursing Photography Secretarial Science (Executive Secretary or Word Processing) Pre-Professional Programs Agriculture Dentistry Law Medicine Pharmacy Physical Therapy Theological Studies Veterinary Medicine SHEPHERD COLLEGE 169 Compliments Of Mathias And Company, Inc. PHONC: 257-8131 170 Petersburg, UUest Virginia Bishoff’s Florist Flowers for all occasions Compliments of SMITH'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 13 Pierpoint St. Petersburg, WV 26847 257-4470 Weddings Funeral Designs Fresh Cut Flowers Flower Arrangements Anniversaries Bouquets Corsages Silks Flowers by: Bonnie Petersburg Phone 257-1976 BEN FRANKLIN BETTER QUALITY FOR LESS PHONE 257-4044 PETERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA H. and H. GUTTER SERVICE SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTER WHITE BROWN ENAMEL FINISH FREE ESTIMATES JERRY HEIMICK JOHN J. HEIMICK GENERAL DELIVERY FISHER. W. VA 26818 PHONES: 434-2469 289-3391 (304) 257-4577 (304) 257-1412 TRENTON ELECTRONICS - RADIO SHACK SATELLITE ANTENNAS - SECURITY SYSTEMS ZENITH TV - COMPUTERS - TELEPHONES 131 KEYSER AVE. PETERSBURG. WV 26847 One Good Insurance Agency i Cookman Insurance Center Aulo • Home • Life • Husiness 172 Romney Petersburg 822-3564 2574484 Cookman Insurance Center Your local independent insurance agency representing many of the nation’s leading insurance companies. Sponsored by: Seneca Theater Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Huffman family rr. We’ll be there when you need us because... We want your business! . . . and we work hard every day to prove it. We invite you to stop in and get acquainted. Each dapoaitor insured to f100.000 FDIf rtotisi ot� ow mkmanci coaroaatio Two Locations for Your Convenience N. MAIN STREET PETERSBURG, W. VA. MEMBER F. D. I. C. PARK STREET BOND'S Wrap a Gift and Unwrap a smile Petersburg W.Vfl. (? a£ uw i Scvwetfitty JIMMY D. CALHOUN, P.E. 30 MICHAEL STREET TEAYS VILLAGE SCOTT DEPOT, WV 25560 1-757-7719 Serving Petersburg Area GLOVERS RUTO SUPPLY Vour independent Jobber Petersburg 257-4288 Marlington 799-7305 Potomac Valley Cleaners, Inc. P.O. Box 853 Petersburg, WV 26847 VVemoc- f 257-2464 Customer Care Everywhere (g0n A 00 AA rr c Am A C£S AAWfl m VM 55 years sales and service 0 MAYIAG Phone 257-1033 Petersburg, W.V. Petersburg Block, Inc. 257-4848 or 257-4664 Blocks Ready Mix Flue Blocks Liners Glen-Gery Bricks famous Webster Bricks DETTINBURN TRUCKING, INC. ICC MC 126320 General Commodities for the U.S. TRANSPORTING Charcoal, paper paper products in eastern USA, agricultural hydrated lime, rock dust, sand, coal, cement, petroleum products and building materials FLATS, DUMPS, DRY VANS, PETROLEUM TANKERS AND PNEUMATIC TANKERS HAROLD V. DETTINBURN, President Phone (304) 257-1111 Rt. 3 Box 360 Petersburg, WV 26847 Southern States PETERSBURG COOPERA TIVE Box 15 Potomac Street Petersburg, West Virginia 26847 H. J. DENEAULT JEWELRY CO. Phone:257-1771 Keepsake Diamond Rings Cara velle, Bulova, Accutron Watches SOUTHERN STATES COOP Franklin Branch P.O. Box 57 Franklin. W.V. 26807 if Phone: 358-2534 Good Luck Graduates Hank, Glenn a, Lisa ft PAT'S FLOWER SHOP Petersburg, W.V. 26847 Telephone: 304-257-4619 LADIE’S AND MEN’S APPAREL MAIN STREET, PETERSBURG 115 S. SECOND STREET OAKLAND, MARYLAND MONARCH SUPER MARKET Competitive Prices — Superlative Service Deli — Coffee Shop — Buffet Fresh meats and produce Petersburg West Virginia The GRANT COUNTY BANK TELEPHONE (304) 2574111 PETERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 26847 Congratulations Class of 1986 from GRANT COUNTY BANK Where you are Number 1 Each depositor insured to $20,000 FDKI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Hot Rod Auto Sales Route 42 near VFW Shop around and find who’s giving the best deals in town HOTROD’S AUTO SALES A-l Used Cars Rt. 42, 1 Mile North of Petersburg 180 SHELBY WHITE, JR. Owner Office (304) 257-2565 Res. (304) 257-4085 Petersburg 257 1313 CENTRAL TIE LUMBER CO., INC. so £ %. .... k£ij 0%ro V Other areas Toll Free 1-800-344-7701 %£ $BLRG. Since 1919 Complete Home Building Center See Central Tie Before You Buy Congratulations Class of “86” Telephone 257-1336 Modern Beauty Shop Mary Day Pope, Prop. 22 Virginia Avenue Petersburg West Virginia THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION. Peo PwCcm and Oxx a New G � � . on � vade«Tw� s o� PaovCo me Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Petersburg, Inc. 257-4666 Congratulations - Class of “86” (304) 749-7335 CHESTER A. SNYDER SON Excavating ROUTE 3 BOX 68 MAYSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 26833 Hermitage Motor Inn Book and Craft Shop Box 1177 Petersburg, W. Va. 26847 Phone 304-257-1711 Jim and Diane Roby V. R, Mowry, INC. Petersburg, W.VA. PHONE: 257-4343 «fC V. 5 pat Olt Central Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. Romney Coca-Cola 426 East Main Street Romney, West Virginia 267570378 Phone (304) 822-5121 182 Keplinger Lime Company Inc Agricultural Lime Graded Stone Maysville, WV 749-7611 JUNE’S KUT KURL To Our Grads — Of “1986” May Wisdom, Knowledge And Understanding Always Follow Thee In The Years Ahead of “86” 11 Water St., Petersburg, WV Phone: 257-4025 'Hair Styles for the Whole Family” HEVENER MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Rt 33, 3 Miles East Franklin, W. I a. 26807 Dianne H. McConnell Phone 358-2358 Crawlers Farm Equipment Tractors Industrial Equipment B G Ford EXP SPORT COUPE LTD LTD CROWN T. BIRDS TEMPO TRUCKS MUSTANG ESCORT EXP TRACTOR IMP. Sales, Service Body Shop Karl Bobo Petersburg, W.Va. 257-1828 or 749-7671 KIMBLE DISCOUNT TIRE SALE AND SERVICE Tires, Shocks, “Big A” batteries, and Many more auto parts Rt. 1, Box 43 Franklin, W.V. 26807 358-7579 i83 Tritsch Superette Rt. 42 Scherr, WV Gas Grocery Co ' ' , tO 0 e GRCGORV S. VCRCH INSURRNCC RGCNCY Gregory S. Veach, Agent Compliments of Maysville General Merchandise 175 North High St. Romney, W.V. J 822-7116 Maysville, WV 26833 749-7100 7 Pork St. Petersburg, W.V. 257-4616 Agency of j Service T , Judy s . Drug Stores 1 roun!tJj,1 AC(|,| J Hey Guy Gols From the tips of your foshionoble toes to the tops of your stylish heads. UUe moke a point to keep pace with your pace for fabulous savings. Congratulations to The Class Of Discount Drug-Cosmetics 86 Russell Stover Candies rUNNSfrAMIlY STOKC 19 South Main St. Petersburg, W.V. 26847 257-4242 j Moorefield, W.Va. 26836 • Phone 538-6715 Petersburg, W.Va. 26847 - Phone 257-1044 184 437 Keyser Ave Petersburg Fort Hill Exxon Servicenter, Inc. and R.C. Kesner and Son Wish the graduates of 1986 a bright and prosperous future. 414 S. Main St. Moorefield Kimble Construction Co. Dale Kimble, Owner Rt. 1 Box 490 Petersburg, UU.V. 26847 PHONG: 257-1356 Congratulations “Class of 86” Arnold-Basagic Funeral Home HALTERMAN’S HARDWARE 257-1511 Mark M. Basagic and David J. Basagic Electrical Sporting Goods ALT’S GROCERY Fresh Meat Groceries Gas and Oil Phone 257-4774 Paul and Geraldine Alt, owners Petersburg West Virginia Telephone 257-4552 186 SITE’S RESTAURANT Salad Bar Sandwiches and Short Orders Remodeled Private Banquet Rooms Air conditioned Phone 257-1088 South Main Street Petersburg, West Virginia If It Con Be Sold ... UUe Con Sell It WILSON H. SMITH SRL6S CO. Licensed Reol estate Broker Franklin. UJ.V. 26807 PHON6: 358-2735 P.O. Box 142 GOLD6N LRN€S FRMILV R€CR€RTION C€NT€R Snock Bor - Pool 257-1770 H.F.P. SYSCO P.O. Box 113 Harrisonburg VA. 22801 Dial: 434-0761 Better Foods Are distributed “By the people who care” K HESTER INDUSTRIES, INC. MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA 26836, U.S.A. Dear Graduates: There is no feeling in this world to be compared with self-reliance. Do not sacrifice that to anything else. 187 PETERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 26847 TELEPHONE (304) 257-2090 Schaeffer Funeral Home Inc. J. Blaine Schaeffer Renee Schaeffer These escorts ore wearing tuxedos From W.€. Hormon Son, Inc. 20 Virginio five. Petersburg, UU.V. PHON€: 257-1966 Petersburg, W.Va. Phone 257-4040 Matt. 10:30 “But J K PHILLIPS “66” Rt.l, Box 712 Petersburg, WV 26847 Owned by Kelly and Jerry Goldizen Hair Creations TJerri Phone 749-7388 Congratulations Graduates the very hairs of your head are all numbered.” Rockingham CONGRATULATION GRADUATES POULTRY OF DISTINCTION A Ahern. John 32 Alexander. Mali 45 Alexander. Tammy 32. 50 Allanson. Jimmy 37 Allanson, Matt 45 Allen. Eric 34. 53. 140. 147 Allen. Mike 18. 135. 150 Alt. Carl 18 Alt. Denver 32 Alt. Eddie 41 Alt, Gina 45 Alt. Ginger 41 Alt. Jenny 73 Alt, Kenny 45 Alt. Kent 41. 147 Alt, Lori 73 Alt. Ou-en 18. 94. 129 Alt, Patricia 37 Alt. Richard 32 Alt. Robin 15. 32. 50 Alt. Shawn 34 Alt. Shawna 41 Alt. Tammy 41 Armentrout, Matt 45. 73 Ault, Nick 41 Ault. Sebrett 34 Axel, Tammy 41 Ayers, Becky 45. 73 B Baer, Jason 37 Bailey. Tammy 18, 53 Barger. Brantin 37 Barger, Crystal 45 Barger. Melissa 41 Barr, Beth 34. 61 Barr, Donnie 37, 82, 148 Barr, Jackie 37 Bean. Jeff 140 Bell. Sherry 37 Bennett, Stacy 45 Bennett, Stuart 45 Bensenhaver, Lee 41 Bensenhaver, Sherry 37. 83 Berg, Alicia 34, 53 Berg, Amanda 37. 50 Berg. Baron 45 Berg. Cindy 32, 50. 85 Berg. Conie 37 Berg, David 32 Berg, Glenn 41 Berg, Greg 18. 140 Berg. Jamie 37, 60. 140, 148 Berg, Jeffery 37 Berg. Kelly 32 Berg. Kimberly 45 Berg. Kristy 34 Berg. Marty 45 Berg, Mary 18, 58, 119 Berg. Michael 37, 45 Berg. Pete 32. 60 Berg, Scott 37 Berg, Shelly 41 Berg. Stacey 45 Berg. Thanh 8, 41 Berg. Willis 18. 61. 148 Bergdoll. Allan 50 Bible. Baron 8 Bible, Beverly 18. 120, 142 Bible, Darlene 32, 60 Bible. Deanna 45. 73 Bible, Gregory 45 Bible. Marlene 18, 58, 94 Bittorf, David 9. 18. 50. 56 Black. Willy 45, 140, 147 Bogan. Shanda 34. 60 Borror, Lee 18. 58, 61 Borror, Matt 19, 56, 60. 92. 140 Borror. Patrick 45 Borror. Paul 32, 60 Borror. Richard 45, 73 Bosley. Bill 34. 147, 152. 153 Boucher. Brian 19 Bradshaw. Angie 19 Brake. Chris 37. 50. 147 Bremer. Kathy 34. 50. 128 Brewer, Josh 41, 147 Brill. Bradley 41 Brogan. Missy 32. 50 Brooks. Rachel 37, 142, 143 Brown. Pam 50. 66 Brown. Pete 19, 50 Bruce. Erica 41. 73 Bruce. J.C. 14. 41, 147 Brunelle, David 37 Buddington. John 37 Buddington. Wallace 32, 148 Burgess. Brent 34 Burgess. Cheryl 45 Burgess. Donald 41 Burgess. Kendall 41 Burgess, Kenric 45 Burgess. Rebecca 19 Burgess. Sandy 34, 50. 142, 146. 153 Burgess. Stacey 14. 32, 142 Burgess. Vicki 45. 146 Burgess. Konnie 19 c Calhoun, Becky 16. 19. 58. 66, 98, 100, 104. 105 Calhoun. Craig 19 Caplinger. Dale 41 Caplinger, Fay 34 Carr. Becky 41, 73 Carr. Cynthia 45 Carr, Eric 37, 60, 147 Carr. Juneta 37, 61 Carr. Kelly 37. 61. 146 Carr, Kim 37. 41. 61. 146 Carr. Michelle 37 Carr. Misty 19, 50. 53, 56. 100, 104, 105 Carr. Ronnie 34, 60. 61 Carr, Teresa 41 Champ. Stacy 41. 147 Chipley. Julie 45 Clark. Christy 45 Clark. Shane 41 Clark. Tommy 19. 50 Clauze. Jeremy 7. 41 Clay. Natalie 45 Cline. Regina 32. 50. 59 Clouse, Joyce 37. 61 Coblentz, Donica 19, 56, 72, 73, 98 Coblentz. Kevin 34, 148 Coblentz. Michelle 45. 73 Coffield. Kim 32. 50 Coffman. Richard 37 Cole. Holly 50, 59. 152, 153 Collins. Emily 19. 56. 61 Conrad. Brandi 45 Conrad. Rocky 32. 148 Cook. Brent 41 Cook. Brian 60 Cook. Eddie 60 Cook. Jamie 37 Cook. Jodie 32 Cook. Mark 45 Cook, Randy 20, 60 Cooper. Amy 66, 89. 142, 143. 146, 153 Cooper. Darlene 20 Cooper. Johnny 37, 61 Cooper. Ricky 37 Cosner. Tonya 14, 20, 66 Crawford. Tracy 37, 61 Crites. Donnie 13, 20. 140, 148 Crites, Eric 41 Crites. John 34, 140. 148, 149 Crites. Julie 20 Crites. Kathy 34 Crites. Kim 41 Crites, Lori 45 Crites, Paula 20 Crites, Tracy 45 Crowe. Yvette 34 Curtis, Chad 6. 11. 20. 50, 56, 101, 140 D Davis, Gerry 34 Davis. Jerry 41 Davis. Karen 37 Dayton. Jason 20 Dayton. Stacey 20 Dayton. Trent 32 DeMedici. Richard 45 Dean, Sherry 72 Delawder, Lori 32, 61, 66. 75 Denny. Lori 50. 82 Dolly. Beth 45 Dolly. Eddie 37 Dolly, Marcus 45 Dolly. Shelly 45 Dove. Denise 32 Dove. Sandra 34. 124 Durko. Kim 41, 73 E Earle. Shan 20, 150 Earle. Tonya 32, 50 Ebie. Diane 32, 50 Ebie. Kathy 32 Eckard, Jimmy 45 Evans. Aleisha 20 Evans. Allison 38. 50. 93. 114 Evans, Connie 41 Evans. Crystal 41 Evans. Fred 38 Evans. Glenna 38, 50 Evans. Heather 45, 73 Evans. Kim 34 Evans. Lisa 32 Evans, Lori 42 Evans, Matt 32, 60 Evans. Sheila 34 F Feaster, Allen 32 Feaster. Barth 34, 148 Feaster, Beth 38 Feaster. Billy 32, 85 Feaster. David 34, 148 Feaster. Michelle 38 Feaster. Scotty 20 Feaster. Barth 149 Fletcher, Cassy 32. 50, 53. 59, 88 Fouch. Robbie 32, 50. 58. 147 Fouch. Todd 42. 53. 61. 147 Freeland. Robbie 42 Freeland. Tina 32 Frye. Barb 7. 32. 58. 59. 66. 89, 142 Funk. Jeff 42, 147 Funk. Michelle 32 G Galenski. Ann 32 George. Melissa 15 George. Tommy 42 Ginder. Brian 34. 73. 114, 140, 147 Givan. Kimberly 34 Givan. Matt 21, 50, 121, 152 Given, Mat 120 Glass, Richard 38 Glover. Anne 37. 38, 50. 72 Goldizen, Bradley 21, 140, 141 Goldizen. Jeanie 35, 146 Goldizen. Jeff 21, 60 Goldizen. Johnny 60 Goldizen. Missy 21, 66 Goldizen. Thomas 42 Goldizen. Timothy 38 Grapes. Kevin 50 Grapes, Ronald 35 Greenawalt, Michele 42 Greenwalt, Lori 35. 50 H Hall. Jeremy 45 Hall. Mark 38. 60 Hall. Sammy 45 Hall. Timmy 35, 60 Halterman, Kelley 21 Hamric. Mark 45 Hanna. Amber 146 Hardy. Eric 35 Harkey, Monica 72 Harman, Crystal 42 Harman. Kim 21 Harman. Marc 42, 147 Harman. Melissa 32. 50. 59 Harman. Michael 45 Harman. Richie 42 Harman. Ryan 42, 147 Harris. Beth 35 Harris. Malinda 21. 53. 56, 104 Hartman. Teddy 45 Haslacker, Holly 35, 50 Haslacker, Kimberly 45, 146 Haslacker. Robbie 45 Haslacker. Stefanie 7. 35, 72. 146 Hawk. Jeremy 42 Hawk. Rhonda 42 Hawk. Tracy 42 Heavener. Cindy 45 Heavener. Eric 35 Heavener. Jean 42 Heavner, Jarrett 21 Heavner. Jean 94 Hedrick. Brian 14, 38, 150 Hedrick. Charlotte 35, 72. 146 Hedrick, Dwayne 21. 31. 120, 128, 150 Hedrick, Jay 42 Hedrick. Leroy 35, 140 Hedrick. Mark 32 Hedrick. Ricky 42 Hedrick. Roy 21, 56, 60. 120, 122. 128, 136. 148, 149. 150. 151 Hedrick, Stacey 21, 137. 140, 141 Hedrick. Timothy 42 Hefner, Brian 45 Hefner. Julie 8, 38, 98, 109 Helmick, Bradley 38, 50 Helmick. Gregory 45 Helmick. Rodney 42 Henderickson, Michelle 38 Hendrix. David 35 Hensley. Kim 21 Hicklin. Roger 60 Hill. Jonathan 45 Hillard, Rodney 147 Hilliard. Roscoe 22 Hines, George 33 Hines. Kevin 45 Hines. Lori 35 Hines. Shane 38 Hinkle. Ronda 42 Hinkle, Sherry 35, 52 Hiser. Amanda 45, 146 Hiser. Angela 10. 35, 50. 88 Hiser. Kim 22. 56. 58. 66 Hoover, Alexia 45 Hoover, Terri 35 Hope. Dawn 22. 50. 58. 66. 134 Hope, Mike 22. 150. 151 Hose. Randy 45 Hott, John Paul 32. 33. 100, 135, 140 Hottle, Billy Joe 7, 15, 42. 73 Hudgins, Leigh Ann 22, 115. 143, 147, 152. 153 Huffman. Brock 15, 35 Huffman, Todd 42 Humphrey, Denise 38. 61 I Iddings, Jim 42 Idleman. Krista 45 Idleman, Tammy 35, 52 Iman, Billy 42 (man. Debbie 33 Iman. Patricia 22. 98, 104 Inskeep. Jared 42 Inskeep. Stacie 42 inskeep, Stephanie 42 J Jaffri. Andleeb 45 Jensen. Katrina 45 Jones. Kelly 89. 140 Judy. Debra 38 Judy. Melissa 42, 73 Judy. Michelle 33. 50. 92 Judy. Patrick 38. 60 Judy. Sherry 42 Junkins, Cathy 35. 50. 142, 143 K Katona. Phillip 38 Keplinger. Aaron 45 Keplinger, Dale 33. 50. 61. 100 Keplinger. Jeanette 42 Keplinger. Jerry 22 Keplinger. Julia 38 Keplinger. Linda 42 Keplinger. Michael 35 Keplinger. Mike 8. 38. 61 Keplinger. Patricia 42. 61. 73 Keplinger, Paul 42 Keplinger. Sherry 35, 52 Keplinger. Tammy 42 Keplinger. Teresa 38 Keplinger. Terry 22 Keplinger, Tim 22 Keplinger. Wilma 38 Kesner. Charles 60 Kesner. Andra 22. 72 Kesner. Charles 33 Kesner. Cindy 33 Kesner. G.W. 42 Kesner, Greg 35. 60 Kesner. James 45 Kesner, Julie 22, 52 Kesner. Kim 45 Kesner, Mark 38 Kesner, Melissa 42. 73 Kesner. Tammy 33, 50. 124 Kesner. Tricia 22 Kessel, Helen 23 Kessel. Josh 45 Kessel. Kami 33, 50 Kessel. Mary Lou 23, 129 Ketterman. Arno 45 Ketterman. Brock 42 Ketterman. Jamie 42 Ketterman. John 45 Ketterman. Keith 35 Ketterman. Lisa 23, 66, 120. 152, 153 Ketterman. Loretta 38 Kidwell. Larry 45 Kile, Dwayne 42 Kile. Jeanie 33 Kile. Tomma 42 Kimble. Allan 35. 60 Kimble. Andrea 45 Kimble. Brian 38. 50, 61 Kimble. Connie 38 Kimble. Crystal 42. 73 Kimble. Danny 38. 82 Kimble, Debbie 45 Kimble. Dina 13, 34, 35. 53 Kimble. Donna 33, 60 Kimble. J.R. 38 Kimble. Jeff 42. 147 Kimble. Jennifer 45 Kimble. Karen 50 Kimble. Larry 46 Kimble, Mike 35 Kimble, Sherry 23, 60 Kisamore, Becky 38, 61 Kite, Bobby 46 Kitzmiller, Cheryl 7. 42 Kitzmiller. Krista 38, 82 Kitzmiller. Steve 39, 61, 147 Kline. Regina 53 Kline. Steven 42 Kline, Tony 23. 150 Koontz. Tommy 35. 93 Kuykendall, Andrew 42 Kuykendall, Bridget 46. 146 Kuykendall. Crystal 35 Kuykendall. Heidi 36 Kuykendall. Josh 33. 50. 53 Kuykendall. Lynette 42 L Labossiere. Michelle 42 Laco. Frank 12, 23. 50. 53. 150 Lahman, Tim 39, 60 Lamb. Bill 23. 56 Lambert, Sonia 42 Lambert. Tonia 33. 50 Landis. Jodie 42 Landis. Lori 36. 59. 66. 72 Landis. Mark 39. 140 Lantz, Bill 23. 140 Lantz. Ralph 84 Law. Chad 42 Legg. Charles 42 Liebig. Jennifer 42. 73 Liebig, Teresa 46, 73, 146 Lilley. Laura 42. 59 Lofton. Patricia 36 Lofton. Tony 39, 140 Lonas. Jonathan 42 Lonas. Varlerie 46. 73 Long. Debbie 42 Long. Robert 36 Lough. Matt 23. 61. 118. 140 Lyons, Edward 42 Lyons. Junior 8 M Mallow. Jeff 33. 147 Mallow, Matthew 36, 60 Mallow. Tommy 36 Martin. Christina 23. 100 Martin. Connie 46 Martin. Shelly 42 Martin, Steve 33 Mauzy, Eric 16. 24. 66. 104, 105, 140. 150 Mauzy. Jennifer 39 Mauzy. Joyce 33, 52 Mauzy. Kristy 6, 39. 50 Mauzy. Patricia 33. 53 Mays. Annette 36, 53, 61 McCartney. Carri 39 McDaniel. Matt 5. 37. 39, 61, 82, 148 McGuire. Amy 36, 52. 66 McGuire. Susan 23 Meek. Cindy 24 Meek. Mike 39. 120. 147 Merryman, Diane 46 Miller, Sheldon 42 Miller, Timothy 42 Minnich. Jay 33, 50, 59 Mitchell. Bill 11. 24, 56. 57 Mitchell. Shirley 39. 72 Mongold. Kevin 61 Mongold. Kim 42. 146 Mongold. Lisa 46 Mongold, Lori 42. 53 Mongold. Sarah 36 Mongold. Scott 42 Mongold. Tammy 39 Moreland. Tim 24. 61. 84. 98. 101, 120. 140, 141 Mowry. Jonathon 46. 73 Mowry. Richard 42 Moyer, Donald 42 Moyers. Marcee 33. 50, 148 Moyers. Mike 46. 147 Moyers. Tonya 46 Mumpower, Rodney 33. 86 Muscat, John 24. 59, 73, 114 Myers. Shelia 42 N Nascembeni. David 24 Nascembeni, Shawn 33 Nash. Russell 24 Nazelrodt. Chuck 36, 60 Nazelrodt. Mark 36. 42 Neff. Doug 33. 88. 137, 140 Neilson, Hans 46 Nelson. Amy 33 Nelson. Kelly 33. 53. 153 Nesselrodt. Danny 42 Nesselrodt. Karen 24. 61. 98. 100, 104 Nicol. Jay 42 Norwood. Jeanette 12. 39. 61. 72 Norwood. Julie 14. 24, 53, 56, 72 O Oates. Jerry 36. 148 Oates. Tony 42 Olache. Christine 39 Ours. Cherly 33 Ours, Corena 33 Ours. Donna 39 Ours, Joyce 33 Ours. Kevin 39 Ours, Loretta 25 Ours. Lori 42 Ours. Lynn 39 Ours. Mark 32. 33. 60, 147 Ours. Marty 33. 61. 148 Ours. Matthew 46 Ours. Melanie 39. 61, 142 Ours. Ray 43 Ours, Rebecca 39 Ours. Reggie 36 Ours. Roger 33, 60 Ours. Sherry 36 P Parish. Melanie 12. 14. 25. 50 Parker. Stacy 39, 99 Parson. Randy 43 Pennington. David 46 Pennington. Elvis 43 Peters. Adam 12, 36, 147 Phares. Herbie 95 Phares. Shannon 43 Phillips. Deborah 46, 73 Phillips, Karen 33 Porter. Beth 10. 50 Porter, Dee Dee 33, 53 Porter. Suenette 46. 146 Posten, Tommy 33 Potts. Irk 39. 60 Puffenbarger. Jenny 43, 73 Puffenbarger. Karen 33, 53 Puffenbarger. Kathy 36 Pyle. Don 25 Pyle. Jill 50, 99 R Ratliff. Mark 33, 60, 140 Redman. Tarina 39 Reed. Pam 43 Reel. Jody 39, 61. 82 Reel. Steven 46 Reel, Todd 36 Rexrode. Bryant 46. 147 Rexrode. Connie 36 Rexrode. Eric 39 Rexrode. Jamey 46 Rexrode. Suenette 33. 61 Reynolds. Chad 39 Rhea. Laura 46 Rhorbaugh. Tim 25 Riggleman. Becky 36 Riggleman. Bucky 140. 150, 151 Riggleman. Patty 39. 50 Riggleman. Randall 46 Robinson. Kris 36. 142. 146 Robinson. Peter 39. 50. 147, 152, 153 Robinson. Phillip 43. 147 Roby. Billy 36 Roby. Candi 50. 53. 58, 59, 66. 98. 101 Roby. Kim 46. 73 Rohrbaugh, Andy 33. 59. 100 Rohrbaugh. Brad 43 Rohrbaugh. Brenda 72 Rohrbaugh. Carolyn 36 Rohrbaugh, Christy 39 Rohrbaugh, Cindy 36 Rohrbaugh. Dale 36. 60 Rohrbaugh. Eric 46 Rohrbaugh. Jason 46 Rohrbaugh. Jeff 43 Rohrbaugh, Kim 25, 66. 123 Rohrbaugh. Kristy 83 Rohrbaugh. Laurie 43 Rohrbaugh. Lisa 36. 43 Rohrbaugh. Lori 146 Rohrbaugh. Mark 39, 46 Rohrbaugh. Rodney 36 Rohrbaugh. Tina 25 Rohrbaugh. Tommy 46 Rorbaugh, Brenda 39 Roth. Aaron 37. 39. 147. 152 Roth. Jeff 25, 152 Rotruck, Dale 43 Rotruck. Maria 46 Rumer. Marc 9, 11. 25. 30. 120. 140, 150 Rumer. Stacey 43 Rumer. Tim 33, 154 Runion, Mike 39. 60 s Schell. Kevin 25 Secrist, Lisa 43 Shadrick. Chris 33 Shanholtz. Joseph 43 Shanholtz. Laura 40 Sharp. Leslie 40, 50, 53 Sharp. Tammy 33 Shaver. Tom 25. 52. 104 Shears, Fred 46 Shears. Roy 36 Sherman. Fredrick 43 Sherman. Patty 43 Shillingburg. Robbie 40, 140, 150 Shirk. Gary 25 Shirk. Pamela 43 Shoemaker. Junior 43 Shook, Misty 36 Shrader, Chris 46 Shreve. Cathy 36. 50 Shuman. Brian 40 Shuman. Kristen 43, 146 Simmons. Allen 140 Simmons. Barb 36 Simmons, Buddy 43, 73 Simmons, Sharon 25, 53 Simon. Shelly 40, 83 Simonetti. John 36 Simpson. Nancy 36 Sinnett. Kelly 33. 50 Sites. Becky 14. 26. 118 Sites. Collin 36 Sites. Kelly 12. 34. 147, 154 Sites. Kevin 33 Sites. Lysle 33. 60. 61, 148 Sites. Melissa 26. 43, 73, 146 Sites. Shannon 36 Sites. Shawn 46 Sites. Stacey 46 Sites. Steve 26. 30. 60, 98, 120. 122. 128, 150. 152 Sites. Steven 40 Skiles. Melissa 33. 53. 88. 99 Smith. Connie 9, 26. 56. 57. 72. 98 Smith. Dana 33, 58, 60 Smith. Gail 10. 26. 88 Smith, Jenny 43 Smith. Johnnie 33 Smith. Kelly 33. 50. 66 Smith. Melissa 33. 46 Smith. Michelle 33 Smith. Scott 36, 60. 140, 148. 149 Smith. Shane 43 Smith. Starla 40. 50 Smith. Susie 33. 59. 98. 101 Snell. Eli 47. 147 Snell. Seth 12, 34. 36. 60. 122. 152 Snyder. Kelly 36 Snyder. Stacey 33. 149 Snyder. Von 40 Snyder. Yvonne 50 Snyder. Zona 33 Sperling. Jeremy 47 Spicer. Rachel 47 Starkey. Tony 47 Stephens. Kristy 40. 50 Stephens. Ron 9. 11. 26. 56. 57. 120, 121. 128. 150 Steyer. Stane 43 Strawderman. Rick 26. 86. 140 Stump. Brent 47 Stump. Rex 36 Stump. Robyn 47. 73 Stump. Toni 47 Sturgill. Benny 36. 89 Sullivan. Larry 40. 60 Suthard. Gordon 43 Suthard, James 43 Swick, Chuck 33 Swick. Craig 43 Swick. David 47 Swick. J.T. 32, 33. 61. 150 Swick. Lori 43 Swick. Marsha 33 Swick. Penny 44 Swick. Rodney 10. 26. 47. 120. 148. 149 Swick. Stacy 26 Synder. Stacey 148, 149 T Taylor. Michael 33, 124. 128. 129. 150 Taylor. Rodney 40 Taylor. William 37. 40. 147, 150 Thomas. Jennifer 44 Thompson. Paulette 14. 44 Thompson. Rachel 33 Thompson. Robert 33. 50. 74. 100 Thompson. Stephanie 44 Thompson. Todd 36 Thorne. Aaron 33. 140. 148. 150 Thorne. Becky 36 Thorne. Bradley 44 Thorne. Bryant 33, 140 Thorne, Scott 36. 60 Thorne. Tommy 44 Thorne. Willard 26. 140 Travis. Christine 40 Travis. Loren 36. 60 Travis. Scotty 33 Tritsch. Bradley 40. 60. 147 Turner. Bruce 47 Turner, Crystal 40 Twigg, Scott 47 u Underwood. Donna 40 V VanFleet. Becky 40, 50 VanMeter, Betty 40, 60 VanMeter. Bobby 36 VanMeter. Brenda 33 VanMeter. Dale 44 VanMeter. Elaine 36. 61 VanMeter. Michael 47 VanMeter. Parry 40. 140 VanMeter. Phyllis 33 VanMeter. Randy 40. 94. 95 VanMeter. Robert 44 Vance, Chad 47. 147 Vance. Christina 36. 50 Vance. Clinton 26 Vance. Daniel 44 Vance. Dusty 44 Vance. Mary Lynn 44 Vance. Matt 44 Vance, Sarah 40 Vance. Suprena 33. 61, 105, 135 Vance. Tammy 47 Vance. Trad 40. 60, 82, 140 Vandernoot, Eric 44 Veach. Rodney 26 Waddy. Bethharman 27 Waddy. Bill 44 Waldman. Tracy 44, 146 Waldron. Kim 44 Waldron. Randy 40 Watts. Beth 44 Watts. Debra 36 Watts. Jacob 6. 47 Watts. Jennifer 44. 125 Watts. Jessica 40. 50 Watts, Joey 33. 135, 140. 147 Watts. Julie 61, 72. 142, 146 Watts. Kent 27, 140 Watts. Lee 47 Watts. Randy 27, 56, 57 Watts. Suella 36, 72 Watts. Terry 33 Watts. Vanessa 27. 50. 53. 56, 57, 128. 129 Weasenforth. Donald 40. 53 Weasenforth. Lake 44 Weatherholt2. Judy 27, 58, 66, 123 Weatherholtz. Lester 44 Wedenoja. Denny 40 Weese. Dana 36 Weese. Frankie 47 Weese. Kristi 47. 73 Weese, Rodnell 47 Western. John 27, 75. 152 Whetzel. Andrew 47, 73 Whetzel. Beckie 47 Whetzel, Billy 40. 60 Whetzel. Delmas 33 Whetzel. Denise 47 Whetzel, Jack 44 Whetzel. Jeff 27. 44. 140. 148 Whetzel. Jonathan 47 Whetzel. Marty 36 Whetzel. Robbie 47 Whetzel. Stacey 8. 36 Whetzel. Tammy 27 Whetzel. Timmy 36 Whetzel. Tommy 40 White. Jamey 47 Wilfong. Brad 40 Wilkinson. Amy 8. 36. 50. 98 Will. Barbara 36 Will. John 33. 154 Williams. Melvin 47 Wills. Barbara 146 Wills. Michael 47 Wills. William 27 Wilson. Danny 44. 147 Wilson, Donica 34. 36. 53. 59. 88 Wilson. Dorene 27 Wimer. James 36, 60 Wolfe. Connie 40 Wolfe. Marl 47 Wolfe. Susan 27. 100 Wratchford, Larry 40 Wratchford, Leslie 40. 50. 146 Wratchford. Melissa 33, 52 Wratchford, Mike 36. 140. 148 Wratchford, Velvet 44. 73 Wright. Sabrina 7, 44. 53 Y Yokum. Gwen 47 Yokum. Jeff 36. 92. 115 z Zirk. Eric 47 1986 Petro Schola Presented by: Editor: Becky Calhoun Business Manager: Judy Weatherholtz Advisor: Yvonne Rowland Photographers: Marlene Bible, Becky Calhoun, Barb Frye, Lisa Ketterman, Candi Roby, Judy Weatherholtz. Layout Design: Marlene Bible, Pam Brown, Becky Calhoun, Amy Cooper, Tonya Cosner, Lori Delawder, Cassy Fletcher, Barb Frye, Melissa Goldizen, Kim Hiser, Dawn Hope, Lisa Ketterman, Lori Landis, Eric Mauzy, Amy McQuire, Candy Roby, Kim Rohrbaugh, Kelly Smith, and Judy Weatherholtz. Volume 41 of the Petro Schola was published by Walsworth Publishing Company, Marceline, Missouri. Company representative was Bill Pugh, Jr. Special Thanks to Robbie Fouch and Tom Hencke for their photography contributions. WALSWORTH PVBUSHINC COMPANY ‘ MARCtUNI MIMOVMI � «•� • ■ '1 .H. _ T” r -