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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

e fleet i ond . CL aided Oraanizationd Acti vitied Sportd .... t effectiond 87 . . . As we reflect on the fall of 1987, one can’t help but remember how special all the Homecoming events were. Students from the Freshman, Sophomore, Ju- nior, and Senior classes worked many weeks in ad- vance preparing to enter their floats in the parade. During the game people anxiously awaited to hear the announcement of the king and queen. Each escort hoped that his princess would win as each princess felt honored to represent her class. The winners of floats were also announced. The Saturday dance was a nice way to end the Home- coming activities. Julie Hefner and Will Tay- lor enjoy the Homecom- m Uancf 2 reflections The Viking Band performs in one of its many parades. Mr. Jones congratulates Cassy Flet- cher while senior princess, Kelly Nel- son, looks on. Anne Glover finds time to smile while throwing frisbees in the rain. Robin Alt tells Dana Smith, “After 1 bought this dress, I couldn’t afford any shoes.” Jeromy Wheeler, Kim Mongold, and Brent Burgess watch Todd Fouch pose for the cam- era. Reflecti onA 87 . . . Whether we are relax- ing or active, PHS students are having fun by the hour, preoccupying their time with extra activities when they are not working. Some of the students like to relax by going to ballgames and cheering the team on. Some relax by walking the halls before school starts and at lunch time while talking to their friends. Students who chose activities usually join a club. Club meetings are held on school time. However, each club has activities after school such as dances, bake sales, bucket brigades and many other things that are of interest to the members. Kelly Sinnett prepares to practice business proce- “dures on the IBM Com- puter. Two more points is all it takes for Sandy Burgess 'and Kim Given to give a' cheer. The Viking Band demonstrates one of its many field positions. Chris Shadrick and Deb Iman take a causal stroll down the front hall. Honest, Mr. Corbliss sent me to use the copy machine,” Robert Thomp- son explains. l ef(ection5 87 . . . Being a part of school activities highlighted ever- yone’s year. Whether they played sports, danced, built floats, or participated in 4- H, our students were in- volved. By the end of the year, students had the op- portunity to become in- volved in a variety of activi- ties. Dancing the night away at the Homecoming Dance is this group of lively stu- dents. 6 reflections Kelly Sites accepts the accounting medal at the 4-H awards program. The senior float attracts attention from many spec- tators. The varsity girls’ basketball team warms up be- fore a game. Viking team members lis- ten diligently to Coach Fincham. 7 reflections Reflections 87 . . . The student body of PHS will look back on the extraordinary things that happened to them. Some how the school photogra- pher was always there to catch those “fun” mom- ents. Some will look back and laugh; others will say, “Oh no! Look how silly I was. ” Pictures truly tell the story of the school year. I Kelly Sites really gets a kick out of watching Barb Frye on her crutches. 8 reflections As we reflect on the past year, school spirit and community activities illus- trate participation and awareness of our students. All of these combined pro- mote well-rounded stu- dents. Participation in ex- tra-curricular activities de- pends on academic achieve- ment. Students participating must maintain a “C” aver- age, as mandated by the West Virginia Secondary Schools Athletics Commis- sion. Mr. Cooper accepts American flags from the VFW while the student council looks on. veffectioni 87 . . . Fun times at PHS is what the students look for- ward to in the mornings when they walk through the front doors. The students pair off in to twos or with a whole “gang” of friends. When the first bell rings, students separate and usu- ally do not get to see each other until lunch time. Some students are lucky— they have classes with their best friends! Lori Evans is cramming for a vocabulary test. 12 reflections Holly Haslacker, Sandy Burgess, Eri- ca Bruce, and Sherry Bensenhaver ’are rocking out during one of the chorus’s performances. r Mrs. Rowland’s senior English students ap- pear to be hard at work . . . except for Matt Evans who anxiously awaits the bell. Michael Borror says, Have you ever seen Sam Kessel’s mean look?” COUNTV LIBRARY PETERSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA reflections . flati ona i Mt onor Tammy Alexander, Susie Smith, Tammy Sharp, Tammy Kesner, Melissa Har- man, Tonia Lambert, J. T. Swick, Dale Keplinger, Robbie Fouch, and Mike Taylor. 14 reflections Officers; Susie Smith, president; J. T. Swick, vice president; Tonia Lambert, secretary. Wr. and Iddiss petro dchola C aAAy DtetcLr JoL Paul Moll 15 Lori Delawder and Kelly Smith arc lost in the 50’s. Individual Sports class is chatting away while waiting for the bell to ring. Ronnie Carr, David Berg, Chuck Swick, Scott Thorne, and Steve Clay wait in line to get in the bathroom. 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Mays- ville. 749-7618. Tammy Alexander: P.O. Box 193. Petersburg. French Club, AFS, Band, National Honor Society. Denver L. Alt: Rt. 5, Box 72. Peters- burg. 257-1502. FFA, VICA. Richard Dale Alt: Star Rt. 1, Box 34- Arthur. 749-7680. VICA, Var- sity Football, Band. Robin Christine Alt: Rt. 1, Box 44. Dorcas. 257-4775. Challengers 4-H Club, French Club, Band, Pep Band, Bannergirl, junior High Varsity B Cheerleader, Viking Log- Business Manager, Who’s Who Among Amercian High School Stu- dents, 4-H President . Treasurer, 1st runner-up Senior High Beauty Contest, Lettered 3 yrs. in Band, Band Librarian, 1st runner-up Fire Princess, Sweetheart Princess. Marian Balch: P.O. Box 1229. Pe- tersburg. 257-4753. Cindy Lee Berg: Rt. 1, Box 171. Maysville. 749-7763. FMCC, French Club, FBLA, Viking Log, Year- book. David E. Berg: Rt.l, Box 181. Mays- ville. 749-7606. FFA, VICA, 2nd place in welding contest. Pete Berg: P.O. Box 6. Cabins. 749- 7970. FFA, VICA, Electricity- Award. Kelly Jo Berg: Rt. 3, Box 218. Mays- ville. 749-7206. FBLA, FMCC-Vice- President, VICA, B Honor Roll, Who's Who Among Amercian High School Students. Darlene Bible: Gen. Del. Scherr. 740-7026. FFA, VICA, FFA Secre- tary. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1986 FFA Outstanding Female, Presidential Physicial Fitness Award. Paul Borror II: Rt. 1, Box 948. Pe- tersburg. 257-1952. FFA, VICA. John S. Ahern Tammy S. Alexander Denver L. Alt Richard Dale Alt Robin Christine Alt Marian Choice Balch Cindy Lee Berg David E. Berg Delmer R. Berg, Jr. Kelly Jo Berg Donna Darlene Bible Warron Paul Borror, II Janell Annette Brogan Stacey Burgess Pedro A. Brun Steve S. Clay Wallace W. Buddington. Jr. Regina L. Cline Kim Coffield Steve Combs Rocky W. Conrad Jodie Michelle Cook Trent P. Dayton Lori A. Delawder Missy Brogan: Rt. 3, Box 53. Mays- ville. 749-7197. French Club. Peter Brun: Rt. 2, Box 173. Peters- burg. 257-4293. AFS, Wrestling, Chorus, Foreign Exchange Student. Wallace W. Buddington: Rt. 3, Box 168-G. Maysville. 749-8008. V1CA, Wrestling, PVC Champion State Wrestling. Stacey Burgess: Rt2, Box 28. Mays- ville. 749-7528. FBLA, Candystriper, Basketball, 2nd runner-up Junior High Beauty Contest, Best Dressed. Steve Clay: Rt. 1, Box 180. Peters- burg. 257-4060. V1CA. Regina L. Cline: P.O. Box 445. Pe- tersburg. 257-4329. Thespian, French, VICA, Student Council, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Kim Coffield: Lot 50, River View. Petersburg. 257-2007. French Club. Steve Combs: P.O. Box 105. Ca- bins. 257-1650. Rocky W. Conrad: Box 1186. Pe- tersburg. 257-1104. Wrestling, Base- ball, Basketball. Jodie Michelle Cook: Rt. 1, Box 1. Arthur. 749-7917. FHA-Treasurer. Trent Dayton: Rt. 2, Box 134. Maysville. 749-7843. VICA. Lori Ann Delawder: Box 325. Pe- tersburg. 257-4559. Petro-Schola Staff-Business Manager, Quill Scroll, AFS, FBLA-Secretary, Wappotamaka Trail Club, Student Council, Varsity Track, Varsity Band, Colorguard, Banner Girl, Pep Club, Tri-State Honor Band, United States Achievement Academy Award, United States National Leadership Service Award, Presi- dental Physical Fitness Award, Out- standing Female Track Award, Let- tered 1 year in Track, Lettered 3 years in Band, 1987 Prom Queen. Denise Dove: Box 733. Petersburg. 257-1762. Dorcas Chieftans 4-H Club (Pres.), FMCC (Pres.), FBLA, Viking Log, Chorus, French Club, Candystriper, USNJA, USNMJA, Who’s Who Among Amercian High School Students 1986 1987, Quill Scroll 1986. Tonya Dne Earle: 2 Lee Street. Pe- tersburg. 257-2192. 4 year French Club Member, 2 year FMCC Mem- ber (1 yr. secretary), 2 years Viking Log, 1 year Yearbook Staff, Who's Who Among Amercian High Stu- dents, Honor Roll. Diane Ebie: Rt. 1, Box 192. Dorcas. 257-1875. French Club, FBLA, VICA, AFS, 4-H, Pep Club Presi- dential Physical Fitness Award. Kathy Ebie: Rt. I, Box 192. Dorcas. 257-1875. 4-H, AFS, VICA, Track. Who’s Who Among Amercian High School Students. Presidential Physi- cal Fitness Award. Lisa Ann Evans: Rt. 2, Box 24-B. Cabins. VICA. Matthew T. Evans: Rt. 1, Box 82. Maysville. 749-7618. FFA. VICA. Allen Feaster: Rt. 2, Box 406. Pe- tersburg. 257-1571. FFA, VICA, Football Band. Bill Feaster: Gen. Del. Maysville. 749-7574. VICA, Baseball. Cassy Fletcher: 3 Shobe Street. Pe- tersburg. 257-1213. French Club. AFS, Thespians, Cheerleading (Var- sity Jr. High), Band, Homecoming Queen, Valentine Queen 1986. Miss Petro-Schola, Most Popular, Drum Majorette, Senior Class Secretary, Fire Queen, 1987 Prom Princess. Robert Lee Fouch: P.O. Box 3. Pe- tersburg. 749-7842. French Club- Pres. Varsity Basketball, Track, Stu- dent Council President, Senior Ad- visory Committee, Viking Log-Editor Chief Photographer, Yearbook, 4- H, United High School Press Asso- ciation President, National Honor Society and Governors Honors Academy. Tina Freeland: Route 5, Box 138. Petersburg. 257-2504. FMCC Barb Frye: Box 23. Petersburg. 257- 1346. Thespians, Student Council, Band, Colorguard, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Boys Basketball Stat- istician. Denise Elvera Dove Toyna Dne Earle Diane Sue Ebie Kathy L. Ebie Lisa Ann Evans Matthew Thomas Evans Robert Lee Fouch Tina Marie Freeland Barbara Ann Frye Deborah Sue Iman Charles M. Kesner Michelle Ranae Judy Dale W. Keplinger II Tammy Lynn Kesner Kami Lee Kessel Michelle Funk: Rt. 1, Box 58. Ar- thur. 749-7180. AFS, FMCC-Secre- tary, FBLA- Vice President, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Ann M. Galenski: Rt. 2, Box 198. Petersburg. 257-1035. Wappatomaka Trail Club, V1CA, FBLA. Melissa Harman: 18 Trenton St. Pe- tersburg. 257-4115. Key Club, French Club, Band, Statistician for Basketball 1985-1986 1987, WV Governor’s Honors Academy 1986, National Honor Society. Mark Hedrick: Rt. 2, Box 87. Mays- ville. 749-7951. VICA. George Hines: 2 Grant Street. Pe- tersburg. 257-2424. John Paul Hott: 32 Grove Street. Petersburg. 257-1624. Trail Club, French Club, Student Council, Football-Capt., Baseball, Sopho- more, Junior Senior Class Presi- dent, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Homecoming King, Honor Guard. Deborah Sue Iman: Rt. 1, Box 776. Dorcas. Student Council, BPW-Stu- dent of the Month. Michelle Ranae Judy: Rt. 1, Box 10. Dorcas. 257-4950. AFS, French Club, 4-H, Band, Varsity Basketball, Yearbook Staff, State Government Winner, BPW-Student of the Month, Honor Roll. Dale W. Keplinger 11: P.O. Box 1191. Petersburg. 257-4081. Varsity Band- Percussion Section, Trail Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, American Legion Boys State, Golden Horseshoe, Who's Who Among American High Stu- dents. Charles Kesner: Rt. 1, Box 120. Dorcas. 257-1673. VICA, FFA. Tammy Lynn Kesner: Rt. 2, Box 262. Dorcas. 257-1537. French Club, Band-Librarian, Key Club- President, French 1 11 Awards, World History Award, Computer Science Award, Hugh O'Brien Am- bassador Counselor, Girls State, County Heart Fund Chairman, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, US National Band Leadership Services Award, Fresh- man Class President, Sophomore Class Vice President, Senior Adviso- ry Committee, National Honor Soci- ety, Valedictorian. Kami Lee Kessel: Rt. 1. Box 43. Maysville. 749-7913. French Club, VICA-Secretary. Regena “Jeanie” Kile: Rt. 1, Box 499. Petersburg. 257-2290. Future Homemakers of America-Pres. 86-87 Historian 85-86, Candystriper, Band, Miss FHA, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Donna Kay Kimble: Rt. 3, Box 285. Maysville. 749-7971. FFA-Re- porter, VICA. Joshua William Kuykendall: St. Rt. 1, Box 28. Arthur. 749-8085. French Club-Vice Pres., Senior Ad- visory Committee, Student Council- Vice President, Who’s Who Among Amercian High School Students, Freshman and Sophomore Art Awards, Best Dressed. Tonia Jan Lambert: Rt. 1, Box 476. Petersburg. 257-1195. French Club, Key Club, FBLA-Prcsident, Thes- pians, Varsity Band, Student Coun- cil, Pep Band. Typing 1 Award, FBLA State Competitor, Drum Ma- jorette. JV Cheerleader, Snow- Prin- cess, National Honor Society—Secre- tary-Treasurer, Olympia Typing Con- test, Most Dependable. Tammy Mace: Rt.l, Box 20-B. Moo- refield. 538-6175. VICA. Jeff Mallow: Rt.3, Box 221. Mays- ville. 749-7650. Trial Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, All Tourney Team, VICA. 1st Team All-PVC, All-State Honorable Men- tion. Steve Martin: Rt. 3, Box 183. Mays- ville. 749-7215. VICA, Wrestling, Track. Joyce Mauzy: Rt. 1, Box 790. Dor- cas. 257-1271. VICA. Patricia Mauzy: Rt. 1, Box 790. 257- 1271. FHA, VICA, Honor Roll. Jay Minnich: Rt. 3, Box 156. Mays- ville. 749-7413. Band, Key Club, Track, Thespians, “Oliver”, “Cinderalla”, “Wizard of Oz”, Na- tional 4-H Winner, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Tri-State Honors Band, Re- gion VIII Band, Voice of Democracy Winner, President and Vice Presi- dent of 4-H Club. Marcee Moyers: P.O. Box 201. Ca- bins. 257-1597. French Club, Senior Advisory Committee, Majorette (4 years), Varsity Band, Student Coun- cil, Pep Band, Snow Queen, Who’s Who Among American High Stu- dents. Rodney Mumpower: P.O. Box 1126. Petersburg. 257-4709. Trail Club, VICA, Football, State Base- ball Team, Carpentry' Awards. 22 Regena Kay Kile Donna Kay Kimble Joshua William Kuykendall Tonia Jan Lambert Tammy Lynn Mace Jeffery Roy Mallow Steve A. Martin Joyce Elaine Mauzy Patricia Ann Mauzy James E. Minnich. II Marcee Ann Moyers Rodney Blake Mumpower Amy Nelson Hope Kelly Evonn Nelson Corena Lee Ours Joyce Lynn Ours Douglas W. Neff Cheryl Ann Ours Mark Ours Marshall J. Ours Roger Dale Ours Herbert Lee Phares, Jr. Delphia Lynn Porter Thomas F. Poston Doug Neff: P.O. Box 394. Peters- burg. 434-2401. Trail Club. VICA, Football-Capt. Mr. Hustle at Foot- ball Camp. Amy Nelson Hope: Rt. 3, Box 181. Mavsville. FHA-Vice President, Trail Club. VICA. Kelly Nelson: Cabins. 257-4433. FBLA, Student Council, Tennis, Varsity Basketball, Senior Class Treasurer, Fire Princess, Valentine’s Princess, Homecoming Princess, Cheerleader. Cheryl Ours: 220 Pierpont, Peters- burg. 257-1692. FBLA, Chorus, T rack. Corena Ours: Rt. 2, Box 212, Dor- cas. 257-4553. Trail Club, AFS, Key Club, Student Council, Chorus, Candystriper, Most Mischievious. Joyce Ours: Rt. 3, Box 5. Cabins. FBLA, Key Club, AFS, VICA, Pep Club. Mark Ours: General Delivery. Scherr. 749-7365. FFA, Varsity Basketball. Marty Ours: Rt. 2, Box 17-B. Ca- bins. 257-1474. VICA, Masonary Winner, State Wrestling. Roger Ours: P.O. Box 191. Cabins. FFA. Herbert Phares: Rt. 1, Box 524. Pe- tersburg. 257-1804- VICA. Member of Special Olympics Volleyball Team-3rd Place in State Competi- tion. Dee Dee Porter: St. Rt. 1, Box 60. Lahmansville. 749-7663. FHA, Track, Student Council, Art Award. Tommy Poston: 104 Mt. View Street. 257-1473. VICA. Karen Puffenbarger: Box 994. Pe- tersburg. 257-1086. AFS, Key Club, Stu. Coun., Basketball, Track, Cheerleader, Trail Club, Yrbk. Staff, Candystriper, Class Clown. Mark Ratliff: Rt. 2, Box 235. Peters- burg. 257-1629. FFA, VICA, Foot- ball, Green Fland Award, Electricity Award. Suenette Rexrode: Rt. 3, Box 12. Maysville. 749-7071. Cheerleader, Colorguard, Band, Pep Band, Pep Club, AFS, Fiench Club, Candystri- per, Girl’s Basketball Statistician 1985-86, Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students. Candi Roby: P.O. Box 1077. Peters- burg. 257-4782. Key Club, AFS, French Club, Varsity Band-Lib., Thespians—Pres. Historian, Stu. Coun.-Trea., Varsity Cheerleader- Capt. 2 years, Fire Princess, Home- coming Princess and Jr. Rep., Valen- tine’s Princess, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Varsity Boys Basketball Statistician, Plays: “You Can’t Take It With You ”, Children’s Theater”, Wizard of Oz“, Romeo and Juliet“-lst place Regionals, 3rd place State Competition. USAA Cheerleading Award, 1st place Regional Cheer- leading Competition, Yrbk. Staff-Ed- itor, Quill and Scroll, Most School Spirited, Colorguard Alternate, Tri- County Fair Queens Court-2nd Runner-up, Candystriper. Kenneth Rohrbaugh: Rt. 2, Box 108. Maysville. 749-7523. VICA, Thespians, Band, Honor Band. Michelle Smith Rohrbaugh: Rt. 1, Box 59. Arthur. FHA, AFS, Year- book, Jr. High Cheerleader-Capt., Varsity Cheerleader, Miss PHS Jr. High 1981, Freshman Class Trea., Sophomore Class Sec., Stu. Coun., Sweetheart Queen 1985, Freshman . Sophomore Homecoming Repre- sentative, Sr. Homcoming Princess, Friendliest, Presidential Physicia! Fit- ness Award, 1987 Prom Princess. Tim Rumer: Star Rt. 1. Box 48. Ar- thur. 749-7667. Key Club, Track, Basketball, 4-H, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chris Shadrick: Scherr. 749-7692. Trail Club. Tammy Sharp: Box 98. Lahman- sville. 749-7456. French Club, Band, Majorette- Capt., National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. Kelly Sinnett: Rt. 3, Cedar Manor. Petersburg. 257-2073. FHA, French Club, FBLA, Office Technology Award, Shorthand Award, Honor Roll. Kevin Sites: Rt. 1, Box 814. Peters- burg. 257-4176. VICA. Lysle Sites: P.O. Box 763. Peters- burg. 257-4176. FFA, VICA, Wres- tling, 1st place Mechanic Contest. Karen J. Puffenbarger Mark Olin Ratliff Suenette Hope Rexrode Candis Lane Roby Kenneth Andrew Rohrbaugh Michelle Smith Rohrbaugh Timothy Roy Rumer Christa Shadrick Tamara Lynn Sharp Anita Kelly Sinnett Kevin M. Sites Lysle W. Sites. Jr. Melissa Jean Skiles Kelly Denise Smith Stacey J. Snyder Dana L. Smith Zona V. Snyder Jonathan D. Smith Susan Beth Smith James Irons South Dewayne E. Swick John Thomas Swick, II Marsha Lynn Swick Missy Skiles: Rt. 1, Box 814. Pe- tersburg. 257-4176. Key Club-Trea- surer, AFS, FHA, Coiorguard, Year- book, Student Council, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 1987 Prom Princess. Dana Smith: Rt. 3, Box 2. Maysville. 749-7348. FBLA, FFA, Viking Log, Coiorguard, Quill and Scroll. Johnnie Smith: Rt. 1, Box 45. Pe- tersburg. 257-2395. V1CA. Kelly Smith: Rt. 1, Box 132. Mays- ville. 749-7339. French Club, AFS, Student Council, Varsity Band, Pep Band, Yearbook Staff, Quill and Scroll, Candystriper, Senior Advisory Committee, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Miss Petersburg 1986 (Sr. High), 1987 Sweetheart Queen, 1986 Fire Princess, 1986 Tri-County Fair Queens Court- 3rd Runner-up, Rep- resentative for Grant County in State Queen of Hearts Pageant, 1987 Prom Princess. Melissa Smith: P.O. Box 146. Pe- tersburg. 257-4454. French Club. Susie Smith: P.O. Box 134. Peters- burg. 257-1008. French Club, Thes- pians-Vice President, Band, Color- guard-Capt., National Honor Soci- ety-President, WV Scholars Acad- emy, Student Council-Secretary. Stacey Snyder: Gen. Del. Maysville. 749-8061. Key Club, VICA, Foot- ball, Wrestling. Zona Snyder: Rt. 3, Box 68. Mays- ville. 749-7335. AFS, French Club, FFA, Student Council, Band, Year- book Staff, Candystriper, 4-H. Jim South: Box 963. Petersburg. 257- 4776. VICA, 2nd place in Electricity Contest. Chuck Swick: P.O. Box 966. Peters- burg. 257-2423. VICA. J.T. Swick: Box 307. Petersburg. 257- 4953. Boys State, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Junior Class Treasurer, Trail Club, Senior Advisory Committee, National Honor Society-Vice Presi- dent, Baseball. Marsha Swick: 24 Edgar Street. Pe- tersburg. 257-4032. AFS, FMCC- Treasurer, Viking Log-Circulation Manager, Petro-Schola Staff, FBLA, Office Technology Award, Account- ing 1 Award, Honor Roll. Mike Taylor: 216 Mt. View Street. Petersburg. 257-1241. Golden Hor- eshoe, Typing Award, General Busi- ness Award, American History Award, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Baseball Statistician. Rachel Thompson: P.O. Box 221. Cabins. 257-4754. FHA-Reporter, Trail Club, Chorus- 3 years, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Robert Thompson: Rt. 2, Box 158. Petersburg. 257-4514. French Club, Thespians, Band, Chorus, Clinic Band, Tri-State Honor Band. Aaron Thorne: Rt. 5, Box 52. Pe- tersburg. 257-1552. Football, Base- ball, Wrestling, Honor Roll. Bryant Thorne: Rt. 5, Box 52. Pe- tersburg. 257-1552. Football, Base- ball, Band. Scott Travis: Box 13. Scherr. 749- 7341. VICA. Michael H. Taylor Rachel Louise Thompson Robert E. Thompson Aaron T. Thorne Bryant E. Thorne J. Scott Travis Suprenia Vance: 16 Ours Street. Pe- tersburg. 257-4217. Key Club, AFS. Trail Club, Pep Club, Varsity Band, FBLA, VICA, Homecoming Princess 1986, Snow Princess 1986, Sweet- heart Princess 1987, 1987 Prom Princess. Brenda VanMeter: Rt. 1, Box 8. Arthur. 749-7465. FHA, FBLA- A.M. Chapter. Joey Watts: Box 207. New Creek. 788-5308. Trail Club, Football, Bas- ketball, VICA-President, Senior Ad- visory Committee. Terry Watts: Rt. 1, Box 296. Mays- ville. 749-7325. Delmas Whetzel: 118 Grove Street. Petersburg. 257-4165. VICA. John Will: Rt. 1, Box 34A. Arthur. VICA. Track. Suprenia Lynn Vance Brenda J. VanMeter Cletus J. Watts, III Terry R. Watts Delmas H. Whetzel, II John K. Will. Jr. David John Williams, III Melissa A. Wratchford David Williams: Rt. 1, Box 554. Dorcas. 257-2039. VICA. Melissa Wratchford: P.O. Box 339. Petersburg. FBLA, French Club. Senior Class Advisory Committee. Row I: Marcee Moyers. Melissa Harman, Tammy Kesner, Kelly Smith. Row 2: Josh Kuykendall, Joey Watts, J.T. Swick, Robbie Fouch. Class Officers: Mark Ours, Vice President-, John Paul Hott, President; Kelly Nelson, Treasurer-, Cassy Fletcher, Secretary. Senior Superlatives. Row I: Friendliest-Michelle Rohrbaugh. Bryant Thorne , J.T. Swick , Most School Spirited-Jay Minnich, Candi Roby. Most Athletic-Barb Frye. Jeff Mallow. Row 2: Most Mischievious-Terry Watts.Corena Moe”Ours. Class Clowns-Karen Puffenbarger, Denver Alt. Best Dancers-Robin Alt. Richard Alt. Most Dependable-Tonia Lambert. Robbie Fouch. Most Like- ly to Succeed-Tammy Kesner, Mike Taylor. Most Popular-Cassy Fletcher. John Paul Hott. Shy- est-Paul Borror. Kelly Berg . Best Dressed-Josh Kuykendall. Stacey Burgess. not pictured. 27 64th Annua! Commencement Held June 5th. Tammy Kesner presents her Valedictory Address to the Class of ’87 at graduation. David Cooper. Principal, presents Melissa Smith with a special award for determina- tion. strength, and courage in reaching her goal of being a member of the graduat- ing Class of '87. 28 graduation Members of the Class of 87 stand proud at the graduation ceremony. Susie Smith is awarded a scholarship for Bridgewater College. Motto: We came here as strangers We leave here as friends With memories we’ve shared That will last till the end. Flowers: Red carnations with white mums Colors: Red and white The chorus pre- pares to sing at graduation. During the 1986-87 school year, the ju-( nior class was very busy working on various projects. For Homecoming they contribute ed by entering their float in the parade. The float's theme was “Make 'Em Squall . They also raffled off a Homecoming Football in which all the football players signed. Anoth- er fundraiser was their cookies, cakes, can- dy, and Christmas items sale. From there they sponsored the Senior and Junior High Beauty Contests. The final result of the above was the 1986-87 Senior-Junior Prom. The theme of the Prom was “Never Say Goodbye . Prom colors were blue, white, and silver. The junior class sponsors are Mrs. Groves, Mr, Junkins, and Mr. Stephens. Seth Snell - President, Kelly Sites - Vice President, Beth Porter - Secretary, Holly Cole - Treasurer. Eric Allen Shawn Alt Sebrett Ault Beth Barr Jeff Bean Alicia Berg Kristy Berg Billy Bosley Kathy Bremer Pam Brown Brent Burgess Sandy Burgess Ronnie Carr Fay Caplinger 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 Kim Givan Jeanne Goldizen Johnny Goldizen Ronald Grapes Lori Greenawalt Timmy Hall Eric Hardy Beth Harris Holly Haslacker Stefanie Haslacker Eric Heavener Charlotte Hedrick Mrs. Rowland-Yearbook, 9-10 English, Col- lege Bound English. Mrs. Harman- French I II, Gifted English. Miss Berg-Computers I II, Consumer Math. Mrs. Ours-Librarian. Mrs. Judy-L. D. Mrs. Bean-English, College Bound English. Mrs. Smith-Basic English, English, Col- lege Bound English. Leroy Hedrick Roger Hicklin Rodney Hilliard 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 Michael Kimble Tom Koontz Heidi Kuykendall Lori Landis Patricia Lofton Robert Long Amy McGuire Kim McLamara Matt Mallow Tommy Mauzy Annette Mays Sara Mongold David Moreland Charles Nazelrodt Jerry Oates Reggie Ours Sherry Ours Adam Peters Beth Porter Kathy Puffenbarger Todd Reel Connie Rexrode Danny Reynolds Mr. Hardy-Science. Environmental Science. Mr. Kite-Language Arts 7-8, English. Mr. Taylor-Special Ed. Mr. Cooper-Drivers Ed.WV History. Mrs. Sindle- decker-Language Arts 7-8. English. Mrs. Town- shend-English. Language Arts 7-8. Mr. Mohr-Ameri- can History, Science. Miss Hogbin-WV History, Ge- ography. Mr. Shatter-Math, General Math. Bucky Riggleman Billy Roby Cindy Rohrbaugh Dale Rohrbaugh Lisa Rohrbaugh Rodney Rohrbaugh Roy Shears Misty Shook Cathy Shreve Allen Simmons Nancy Simpson Collin Sites Kelly Sites Shannon Sites Scott Smith Seth Snell Kelly Snyder Rex Stump Benny Sturgill Todd Thompson Becky Thorne Scottie Thorne Loren Travis Christina Vance Mary Lynn Vance Bobby VanMeter Debra Watts Julie Watts Suella Watts Dana Weese Stacey Whetzel Timmy Whetzel Amy Wilkinson Barbara Will Brian Wills Danica Wilson James Wimer Michael Wratchford Jeff Yokum B During the 1986-87 school year the sophomore class had the honor of making the second place float; the title of the homecoming float was Sink Pocahontas in the Viking Red Sea. A few people from the sophomore class helped make the float possible also with help from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norwood, Mrs. Glover, Mr. Shuman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lee Hedrick. Our class sponsors were Mr. Shuman and Mrs. Wilson. William Taylor - President, Mike Meek - Vice President, Jeromy Wheeler - Secretary, Trad Vance - Treasurer. David Allanson Jimmy Allanson Patricia Alt Jason Baer Brandon Barger Donnie Barr Jackie Barr Sherry Bell Sherry Bensenhaver Amanda Berg Connie Berg Jamie Berg Jeff Berg Julie Berg Scott Berg Allen Bergdoll Chris Brake Rachel Brooks David Brunelle John Buddington Eric Carr Juneta Carr Kelly Carr Kim Carr Michelle Carr Richard Coffman Jamie Cook Johnny Cooper Ricky Cooper Tracy Crawford Karen Davis Sherry Dean Lori Denny Allison Evans Fred Evans Glenna Evans Beth Feaster Michelle Feaster Richard Glass Anne Glover Timothy Goldizen Kevin Grapes 33 sophomores . Mrs. Riggleman - Physical Ed. Mr. Yo- kum - Ag-Mechanics, Shop. Mr. Lam- bert - Physical Ed., Health. Mr. Black - Physical Ed., Weight Training. Mr. Yeager - Health. Mark Hall Amber Hanna Bryan Hedrick Julie Hefner Bradley Helmick Michele Hendrickson Denise Humphrey Debra Judy Patrick Judy Julia Keplinger Michael Keplinger Wilma Keplinger Mark Kesner Becky Ketterman Dwayne Kile Brian Kimble Connie Kimble Danny Kimble J.R. Kimble Becky Kisamore Krista Kitzmiller Steve Kitzmiller Mark Landis Heather Law Tony Lofton Carri McCartney Matt McDaniel Jennifer Mauzy Kristy Mauzy Michael Meek Shirley Mitchell Tammy Mongold Jeanette Norwood Christine Olache Donna Ours Kevin Ours Melanie Ours Rebecca Ours Stacy Parker Irk Potts Jill Pyle Tarina Redman 34 sophomore Mr. Stephens - World History, Weight Training. Mr. Jones - Economics, Social Science. Mrs. Sites - Phsiology, Biolo- gy. Mrs. Kesner - English, World History. Miss Tomblin - Biolo- gy, Science 9. Miss Mace - Art. Jody Reel Larry Chad Reynolds Patty Riggleman Brenda Rohrbaugh Christine Rohrbaugh Mark Rohrbaugh Aaron Roth Mike Runion Laura Shanholtz Leslie Sharp Robbie Shillingburg Brian Shuman Shelly Simon Steven Sites Starla Smith Yvonne Snyder Kristi Stephens Larry Sullivan Rodney Taylor William Taylor Christine Travis Bradley Tritsch Crystal Turner Trad Vance Becky Van Fleet Betty Van Meter Parry Van Meter Randy Waldron Jessica Watts Donald Weasenforth Dennis Wedenoja Jeromey Wheeler Billy Whetzel Tom Whetzel Bradley Wilfong 35 sophomore . During the 1986-1987 school year, theB freshman class worked very hard on a float for the Homecoming parade. They put to- gether a float with the theme of “Burry the Warriors. After two weeks of planning and building, the freshman class float received first place and were given $25 for their ac- complishments. Kim Carr - President, Chad Raines - Vice President, Jim Iddings - Secretary-Treasur- er. Eddie Alt Ginger Alt Kent Alt Shawna Alt Tammy Alt Nick Ault Melissa Barger Lee Bensenhaver Glenn Berg Shelly Berg Thanh Berg Jim Boyce 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 Melinda Cook Eric Crites Kim Crites Troy Daily Jerry Davis Kim Durko Connie Evans Crystal Evans Lori Evans Candida Feaster Todd Fouch Robbie Freeland Jeff Funk Tommy George Michele Greenawalt Crystal Harman 36 freshmen Marc Harman Richie Harman Ryan Harman Jeremy Hawk Rhonda Hawk Tracy Hawk Regina Heavner Jay Hedrick Ricky Hedrick Timothy Hedrick Shane Hines Ronda Hinkle Billy Hottle Todd Huffman Jim Iddings Billy Iman Paula Iman Jared Inskeep Stacie Inskeep Stephanie Inskeep Melissa Judy Sherry Judy Phillip Katona Erin Kelly Jeanette Keplinger Linda Keplinger Patricia Keplinger Paul Keplinger G.W. Kesner Melisa Kesner Scott Kesner Brock Ketterman Jamie Ketterman Loretta Ketterman Dwayne Kile Tomma Kile Crystal Kimble Jeff Kimble Cheryl Kitzmiller Steve Kline Andrew Kuykendall Lynette Kuykendall Michele LaBossiere Sonia Lambert Jodie Landis Chad Law Chuck Legg Jonathan Lonas Debbie Long Ed Lyons Shelly Martin Sheldon Miller Timothy Miller Kim Mongold Lori Mongold Scottie Mongold Richard Mowry Donald Butch Moyers Shelia Myers Mark Nazelrodt Clint Nelson Jay Nicol Tony Oates Lori Ours Lynn Ours Mitchell Ours Randy Parsons Elvis Pennington Eric Phares Malinda Phares Shannon Phares Jenny Puffenbarger Chad Raines Pam Reed Vicki Riggleman Brad Rohrbaugh Jeff Rohrbaugh Laurie Rohrbaugh Lisa Rohrbaugh Dale Rotruck Stacey Rumer Lisa Secrist Joe Shanholtz Fred Sherman Patti Sherman Pam Shirk Junior Shoemaker Kristen Shuman Norman Buddy Simmons Cindy Sisler Melissa Sites Shane Smith Jenny South Richard Staley Shane Steyer Gordon Suthard James Suthard Craig Swick Lori Swick Penny Swick Jennifer Thomas Paulette Thompson Bradley Thorne Debbie Thorne Rodney Thorne Dusty Vance Matt Vance Sarah Vance Eric Vandernoot 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 38 freshmen Mrs. Mongold - Jr. High Guidance Coun- selor. Mrs. Groves - Secretary. Mr. Bass - As- sistant Principal. Mr. Cooper - Principal. Mrs. Lewis - Secretary. Mr. Junkins - Sr. High Guid- ance Counselor. EIGHTH Mark Ackerman Matt Alexander Matt Allanson Gina Alt Jenny Alt Kenny Alt Matt Armentrout Tammy Axel Becky Ayres Crystal Barger Kimberly Berg Marty Berg Michael Berg Stacey Berg Baron Bible Deanna Bible Greg Bible Willy Black Patrick Borror Richard Borror Cheryl Burgess Kenric Burgess Vicki Burgess Cynthia Carr Julie Chipley Christy Clark Natalie Clay Michelle Coblentz Brandi Conrad Mark Cook Lori Crites Tracey Crites Bernice Curry Richard DeMedici Staci Denny Beth Dolly Marcus Dolly Shelly Dolly Jim Eckard David Evans Heather Evans Jay Evans eighth Mrs.Bremer - Physics, Chemis- try, Science 9. Mrs. Kessel - Adult Roles, STEP'S, Home- making. Mrs. Curl - Typing, General Business. Mrs. Glover - Algebra, Chorus, Math 7. Daphne Feaster Shamila Ghalib Oscar Hall Sammy Hall Mark Hamric Micheal Harman Teddy Hartman Kimberly Haslacker Robbie Haslacker Brian Hefner Greg Helmick Rodney Helmick Jonathan Hill Kevin “Shad Hines Amanda Hiser Alexia Hoover Randy Hose Krista Idleman Anleeb Jaffri Katrina Jensen Shelby Kasmier Aaron Keplinger James Kesner Kim Kesner Josh Kessel John Ketterman Larry Kidwell Allen Kile Matthew Kile Debbie Kimble Jennifer Kimble Larry Kimble Bobby Kite Bridget Kuykendall Philip Landis Douglas Lloyd Valarie Lonas Connie Martin Diane Merryman Lisa Mongold Jonathan Mowry Mike Moyers 40 eighth Tonya Moyers Hans Nielsen Belinda Ours Matt Ours David Pennington Debbie Phillips Suenette Porter Steven Reel Bryant Rexrode Tamey Rexrode Laura Rhea Randy Rhodes Randy Riggleman Kimberly Roby Jason Rohrbaugh Tommy Rohrbaugh Marie Rotruck Chris Shrader Shawn Sites Stacey Sites Melissa Smith Eli Snell Rachel Spicer Brent Stump Robyn Stump Toni Stump David Swick Bruce Turner David Turner Scott Twigg Chad Vance Tammy Vance Dale VanMeter Lee Watts Frankie Weese Kristi Weese Andrew Whetzel Beckie Whetzel Denise Whetzel Jonathan Whetzel Robert Whetzel Tamey White Melvin Williams Mark Wolfe Gwen Yokum Eric Zirk Miss Lantz - Special Education. Mrs. Ginder - Works with handicapped children. Mrs. Durko - Learning Disabilities. Mr. Shuman - Dr. Ed. SEVENTH Sherri Ackerman Christina Alt David Alt Jamie Alt Mark Alt Scott Alt Sara Baer Brent Barr Joe Barrieck Janie Berg Karla Berg Tina Berg Jeremy Bergdoll Michael Borror Josh Carr Rachel Carr David Casto Jody Casto Janet Champ Jeanette Champ Susan Chipley Mark Cook Connie Crites Pam Crites Valerie Crites Matthew Cullers Carmilla Diehl Angel Dolly Melissa Dolly Robert Eckard Micah Evans Jason Franz Chris Frye Melissa George Chad Goldizen Jeremy Flail Jorge Flail Glenn Harman Mary Harris Misty Hawk Cindy Heavener Mindy Hedrick seventh Mrs. Parker - Algebra, Analysis. Math. Mr. Corbliss - Band. Mr. Kelly - Geomentry, Con- sumer Math, General Math. Miss Propst - En- glish, Viking Log. Mrs. Earle - Reading. Tamra Hedrick Nikki Hendrickson Leon Hicklin Tonia Hinkle J.R. Hiser Gina Hose Crystal Iman Todd Iman Matthew Jones Stephanie Judy Alison Kelly Kamela Keplinger Krista Keplinger Mac Keplinger Jeffrey Kesner Kim Kesner Nikki Kesner Ricky Kesner Aaron Sammy Kessel R.T. Kessel Arno Ketterman Dwayne Ketterman Bobby Kidwell Amy Kimble Larry Kimble Lorie Kimble Mark Kimble Steven Kimble Valori Kimble Eddie Kirby Rhonda Leatherman Terre Leatherman Jason Long Jeremy Long Rebecca McGuire Allen Mallow Amiee Mauzy Gary Minnich Crystal Mongold Jeremy Mongold Tanya Mongold Tonya Mongold 43 seventh 44 Richard Moyers Jamy Mumpower Shawn Myers Brian Ours Galen Ours Jason Ours Shay Ours Leroy Pennington Wesley Pennington Chad Porter Crystal Redman David Reel Amy Rexrode Sonya Rexrode Debbie Reynolds Billy Riggleman Tonia Riggleman Dale Rodgers Eric Rohrbaugh Jason Rohrbaugh Jo Ann Rohrbaugh Rebecca Rohrbaugh Todd Rohrbdugh Robby Routt Derrick Rumer Gory Shanholtz Jeff Shanholtz Fred Shears Todd Sherman Sheila Simpson Dwayne Sites Stephen Sites Tresa Smith Treva Smith Jeremy Sperling Calvin Stump Curt Stump Kathy Stump Rodney Swick Julie Thomas Angie Thorne Amy Urich Amy Vance Angela Vance Michael VanMeter Shawn VanMeter Jeremy Viola Jacob Watts Seymour Watts Laramie Weasenforth Tracy Weasenforth Randy Weese Rodnell Weese Rodnina Weese Beth Whetzel Christopher Whetzel April Wills Monica Wilson Danny Wimer John Woods Angie Wratchford Mike Zinda seventh Students Assist at PHS. Teacher's Aides play an important role at PHS. Library aides: Kelly Berg, Michelle Funk, Kathy Crites. Sara Mongold, and Barbara Will. Office Aides: Barth Feaster. Zona Snyder. Suprenia Vance. Kelly Nelson. Timmy Miller, Lori Hines. Marsha Swick. Charlotte Hed- rick. Melissa Skiles. Kelly Smith. Missy Bro- gan, Amy Cooper. Karen Puffenbarger. Corena Ours. Jay Minnich. Tonya Earle, and Faye Caplinger. student aides AFS Members Enjoy Club Activities. Row I: Donna Ours, Danica Wilson. Benny Sturgill, Beth Harris, Peter Brun. Row 2: Krista Kitzmiller, Melissa Judy, Carri McCartney, Jill Pyle, Sherry Bensenhaver, Amanda Berg. Row 3: Jeanette Norwood, Missy Carr, Melanie Ours, Tarina Redman, Michelle Feaster, Amber Hanna, Mrs. Diane Bremer, Advisor. Row 4: Debra Watts, Pam Brown, Sara Mongold, Kristy Berg, Amy McGuire, Jeff Yokum. Dana Weese, Reggie Ours, Shawn Nascembeni. Row 5: Suprenia Vance, Joyce Ours, Kathy Ebie, Lori Delawder, Melissa Skiles, Karen Puffenbarger, Heather Law. AFS officers: Peter Brun, AFS Exchange Student; Beth Harris. Secretary Treasur- er-, Danica Wilson, President-, Benny Stur- gill, Vice-President. Donica Wilson and Beth Harris enjoy pizza at a club party. Cut i Students snack during club meeting. Vocational School Offers Educational Alternative FBLA members-Row I: Sebrett Ault. Lori De- lawder, Tonia Lambert. Michelle Funk. Row 2: Christina Vance. Kathy Puffenbarger. Dana Weese. Danica Wilson. Angela Fliser, Dina Kimbe, Kathy Crites, Marsha Swick, Kim Ev- ans, Cindy Berg. Sheila Evans, Cheryl Ours, Stacey Burgess. Con- nie Rexrode. Row 3: Beth Harris, Kristy Berg, Kelly Sinnett, Kelly Nelson, Dana Smith, Amy McGuire, Sara Mongold. Tammy Idleman, Sherry Kep- linger. VICA members-Row h Mike Wratchford, Shawn Alt, Herb Phares, Jerry Oates. David Feaster. Dee Dee Porter. Row 2: Rex Stump, Shannon Sites, Leroy Hedrick, Brian Cook. Bill Roby, Kelly Berg. Kathy Ebie, Ann Galenski, Terry Watts. Darlene Bible. Todd Thomp- son, Diane Ebie, John Will, Annette Mays, Kevin Coblentz, Suprenia Vance, Scott Smith, Joey Watts, Scott Travis, Steve Martin, Donna Kimble. Andy Rohrbaugh, Wally Buddington, Pete Berg, Keith Ket- terman, Eric Hardy, David Berg, George Hines. Barth Feaster, Scot- tie Thorne. Chuck Nazelrodt. Row 3: Dave Williams. Johnnie Smith, Trent Dayton, Roger Hicklin, Ronnie Carr, Tom Mauzy, Stacey Sny- der. Matt Evans, Jeff Mallow. Allen Feaster. Doug Neff, John Ahern, Rodney Mumpower. Marty Ours. Chuck Swick, Roger Ours, Johnny Goldizen, Ronald Grapes. 48 FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica. Students who want to further their career in the sec- retarial field enroll in the business classes at the SBVC. This club was established for future business careers. VICA is an abbreviation for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Vica is established to supplement vo- cational training to high school students. Flealth Occu- pations, Masonry, Welding, Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Carpentry and Co-op are the industrial classes in which the students can enroll. FFA Furthers Agricultural Education Seniors: Pete Berg. Darlene Bible. Paul Borror, Charlie Kesner. Donna Kimble. Mark Ours, Roger Ours, Mark Ratliff. Lysle Sites. Dana Smith, Zona Snyder. Jun- iors: Ronnie Carr, Brian Cook. Eddie Cook. Johnny Goldizen. Timmy Hall. Greg Kesner, Matt Mallow, Randy Ours. Dale Rohrbaugh. Scott Smith, Seth Snell. Scot- tie Travis, James Wimer. Sophomores: Jamie Berg, Eric Carr, Mark Hall, Patrick Judy, Irk Potts, Mike Runion. Larry Sullivan. Brad Tritsch, Trad Vance, Billy Whetzel. Freshmen: Patricia Alt. Tammy Alt, Nick Ault, Eric Crites, Robbie Free- land, Richie Harman, Jeremy Hawk, Jay Hedrick, Tim Hedrick. Paul Keplinger. Jamie Ketterman. Brian Kimble. Lynette Kuykendall, Jonathan Lonas, Sheldon Miller. Mark Nazelrodt, Clint Nelson, Tony Oates, Ray Ours, Shannon Phares, Brad Rohrbaugh. Bradley Thorne, Bill Waddy, Lester Weatherholtz. Jack Whet- zel. Scottie Thorne-President, Mark Ours-Vice President, Darlene Bi- ble-Secretary, Dana Smith-Trea- surer, Donna Kimble-Reporter. FFA is an abbreviation for Fu- ture Farmers of America. This club was designed for students who had an interest in farming. The members take part in many activities such as a Bull sale, ham, ba- con and egg contests, and the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Some members go to Soil Conservation Camp, which they learn more about FFA and agriculture. FFA is a compet- itive club. ( Pete Berg and Mark Ratliff enjoy swimming at a FFA pool party. 49 FHA Presents Homemaking Skills. Row I: Crystal Harman. Lori Evans, Lori Swick. Velvet Wratchford, Kim Waldron, Annette Mays, Karen Davis, Laura Shan- holtz, Crystal Turner. Row 2: Lori Landis, Jeanie Kile, Amy Nelson Hope, Patricia Mauzy, Rachael Thompson, Jodie Cook. Lau- rie Rohrbaugh.Shirley Mitchell, Connie Kimble. Missy Barger. Row 3: Crystal Evans. Dee Dee Porter, Becky Burgess, Shelly Berg, Jennifer Thomas, Stephanie Inskeep, Connie Evans, Debbie Judy, Sherry Bell. Wilma Kep- linger. Senior High FHA Queen, Jeanie Kile and court, Amy Nelson Hope and Dee Dee Por- ter. fha 50 PHA students crack walnuts. Debbie Judy, Jodie Cook. Stephanie Inskeep, and Rachael Thompson help with music for the FHA Dance. Jeanie Kile-Presidenti Amy Nelson Hope- Vice-Presidents Lori Landis-Secretarys Crystal Evans-Reporter. i r u Rohrbaugh, Jeanie Goldizen arranges flowers. The Future Homemakers of America has been a strong organiza- tion in our school for more than fifty years. The members have represent- ed our school in regional, state, and national competition. Projects dur- ing the year center on helping fami- lies, community, and school. During the year FHA donated to another club to help them take a trip, repair- ed the PHS stage curtain, distributed seat belt reminders to parents of younger children, distributed fruit baskets at Christmas, and made bibs for the nursing home residents. The annual FHA dance and banquet end- ed the club’s activities. 51 French Club Promotes French Culture Study French Club member : R. Alt. S. Alt. 1. Rensenhaver. C. Berg. S. Berg. A. Rergdoll. C. Brake. K. Bremer. M. Brogan. P. Brown. S. Burgess. B. Carr. K. Carr. T. Carr. S. Clark. R. Cline. K. Coffield. H. Cole. M. Cook. A. Cooper. J. Crites. L. Denny. K. Durko. T. Earle. D. Ebie. A. Evans. G. Evans. C. Fletcher. R. Fouch. K. Givan. A. Glover. T. Goldizen. L. Greenwalt. M. Harman. H. Haslacker. B. Helmick. R. Hinkle. A. Hiscr. J. Inskeep. S. Inskeep. M. Judy. C. Junkins. G. W. Kesner. M. Kesner. S. Kesner. T. Kesner. B. Kimble. D. Kimble. K. Kimble. H. Kuykendall. J. Kuykendall. M. LaBossiere. S. Lambert. T. Lambert. J. Landis. C. Legg. K. Mauzy. J. Minnlch. K. Mongold. L. Mongold. R. Mow- ry. M. Moyers. S. Myers. L. Ours. B. Porter. S. Rexrode. P. Riggleman. C. Roby. L. Secrist. L. Sharp. T. Sharp. F. Sherman. P. Sherman. C. Shreve. B. Shuman. K. Shuman. K. Sinnett. M. Sites. K. Smith. M. Smith. S. Smith. S. Smith. V. Snyder. Z. Snyder. R. Staley. K. Stephens. P. Swick. B. VanFleet. C. Vance. E. Vandernoot. T. Waldman. B. Watts. J. Watts. J. Watts. J. Wheeler. A. Wilkinson. L. Wratchford. 52 french club Senior members select a menu for the annual senior dinner held at Au Petit Paris Restaurant in Frostburg. French club President: Robbie Fouch, Treasurer: Cassy Fletcher, Secretary: Kathy Bremer, Advisor- Mrs. Jo Ann Harman. and Vice- President: Josh Kuykendall stand in front of the Chateau Frontenac in On March 31, 1987 members of the French Club traveled to Washington, D.C. The original itinerary included the official Presidential Re- ception for French Prime Minister and Mrs. Chi- rac. Flowever, heavy rain and wind caused the ceremony to be moved inside the White House. The group did. however, tour the National Ca- thedral. the Smithsonian Museum of American History, the National Space Museum where they saw the Imax film on aviation. Also included in the day’s events was a bus tour of Embassy Row, the Library of Congress, lunch at the Old Post Office Pavillion, and Press Night viewing of I’m Not Rappaport” winner of three Tony Awards and starring Judd Hirsch. 53 french club FMCC Studies Medical Profession Row I: Cindy Berg. Denise Dove. Row 2: Marsha Swick, Tonya Earle. Kelly Berg. Row 3 : Sandra Dove, Charlotte Hedrick . Row 4 : Kathy Crites. Michelle Funk. Julie (Watts) Judy, Miss Berg-Advisor. Charlotte Hedrick and Marsha Swick take time to pose for a picture. During the 1986-87 school year, the FMCC group did several activi- ties such as selling Easter candy as a fund raiser to participate in a tour of the Trauma Center at Cumberland Memorial Hospital. The club enjoyed an ’’After School” pizza party for the seniors. The senior members re- ceived a club charm. Row I: Kelly Berg- Vice President. Denise Dove-President. Row 2: Tonya Earle-Secretary. Marsha Swick-Treasure. Row 3: Cindy Berg-Reporter. Key Club Participates in Community Activities Row I: Tammy Kesner, Tonia Lambert, Melissa Har- man, Jay Minnich, Tim Rumer. Karen Kimble, Jeff Yokum. Mike Keplinger. Row 1-. Advisor Mr. Shaf- fer, Juneta Carr, Missy Skiles, Danica Wilson, Lisa Rohrbaugh, Julie Hefner, Jermey Clauze. Laurie Rohrbaugh. During the 1986-87 school year, the Key Club did several activities such as vis- iting the nursing home and the handicap home. They also held a dance, served din- ners and went to a Golden K dinner. Be- fore the 1987 school year is over, Juneta Carr and Jermey Clauze will have attend- ed the International Convention in Can- ada. Jeremy Clauze takes notes at a Key Club Juneta Carr and Tim Rumer pose for a pic- meeting. ture. Tammy Kesner-Pres.. Missy Skiles-Treas.. Danica Wilson-Sec., Juneta Carr-Vice Pres. Student Council Gives Leadership Row ; Susie Smith. Robbie Fouch. Josh Kuykendall. Candi Roby. Row 2: Denise Whetzel. Chris Shadrick, Theresa Carr. Sabrina Wright. Cary Minnich. Chris Whetzel. Row Sr Dana Smith. Cheryl KitzmiRer. Kristy Mauzy. Cathy Shrove. An- nette Mays. Vicki Burgess. Nikki Hawk. David Reel. Jeremy Mongold. Row 4 Scott Smith. Beth Harris. Mark Hamric. Michael Moyers. Angie Wratchford. Fred Sherman. Melvin Williams. Row 5: Greg Kesner. Donna Ours. Steve Kitzmillcr. Bridgette Kuykendall. Michelle Rohrbaugh. Lori Delawder. Barbara Frye. Debbie Reynolds. Robyn Stump. Kim Kesner. Row 6-. Leslie Sharp. Mike Taylor. Stacy Snyder. Debbie Iman. Richard Glass. Zona Snyder. Than Berg Student council officers distrib- Student Council receives from uted coffee and doughnuts to the American Legion flags to be the faculty during American Ed- placed in each classroom, ucation Week. Student Council Officers: Susie Smith-secretary; Josh Kuyk- endall-vice president; Candi Roby-treasurer-, Robbie Fouch- president. Thespians Active in Stage Productions Row I.- Holly Cole. Cassy Fletcher. Candi Roby. Row 2 Tonia Lambert. Susie Smith. Barbara Frye. Row 3: Melissa Harman. Danica Wilson. Row 4: Lori Mongold. Anne Glover. Row 5: Jay Minnich, Andy Rohrbaugh. absent: John Crites The award-winning play. The Mousetrap”, was enjoyed by many. Thespian Officers: Susie Smith-vice presidenti Candi Roby-presidenti Danica Wilson-secretaryi Anne Glover- Treasurer. Mr. Corbliss. a Thespian member, portrayed the husband of Jeanette Norwood in ”The Mousetrap ”. 57 thespians The Viking Log Reports on Years' Events 1 •• | 1 iaRGCu'I 1____u I_____1 Row I: Cindy Berg. Sebrett Ault, Dana Smith-Business Manager, Denise Dove, Lori Mongold, Robin Alt-Business Manger, Beth Watts. Row 2: Advisor-Angie Propst, Jenny Mauzy-Assistant Editor, Kevin Ours, Robbie Fouch-Editor, Shane Steyer, Jennifer Watts, Lisa Rohrbaugh. The Viking Log is a monthly newspaper published by a group of students at PHS. In order to become a member, one must apply at the end of the year for the next year's staff. The editor is choosen from the current staff. The editor is responsible for writing editorials, proofing ar- ticles, and supervising overall pro- duction of the paper. Photographers also play an im- portant role. The must have pic- tures of sporting events, inter- views, and meet all of the dead- lines. 58 viking log Beth Watts, Jennifer Watts, Lisa Rohrbaugh, and Robbie Fouch work on the advertise ments. Dana Smith, Robin Alt, Jenny Mauzy, and Sebrett Ault concentrate on their work. viking log Miss Propst explains to Cindy Berg how to prepare a layout. 59 Row I: Lori Delawder, Candi Roby. Cassy Fletcher. Pam Brown, Sandy Burgess, Michelle Rohrbaugh. Missy Skiles. Row 2: Jay Minnich, Tim Rumer, Debra Watts. Lori Landis. Cindy Berg. Row 3: Josh Kuykendall, Robbie Fouch, Kelly Smith, Lori Greenawalt, Stacey Parker, Karen Puffenbarger, Michelle Judy, Marsha Swick, Amy McGuire, Zona Snyder. Sara Mongold. Lisa Secrist. Yearbook Editor. Candi Roby, and Business Manager, Lori Delawder help staff members with layouts and assume many of the re- sponsibilities of yearbook production. The yearbook staff distributes 1986 yearbooks. Staff Works Hard to Publish Annual. Kelly Smith and Michelle Judy type copy into the computer. Josh Kuykendall and Tim Rumer prepare a basketball layout. The yearbook staff gathers pho- tographs, conducts interviews, and spends hours of drawing layouts and cropping pictures to put the annual together. Although there is hard work involved, the staff has had a great year together. Thanks to the yearbook staff, students are able to relive memories. Tim Rumer shows the proper way to crop a picture. 61 petro-schola Quill and Scroll honors journalism students. row I: Denise Dove, Pam Brown. Dana Smith, Cassy Fletcher, row 2-. Sebrett Ault, Robbie Fouch. Candi Roby. Lori Delawder. Miss Propst, Mrs. Rowland. Kelly Smith, row 3: Jay Minnich. Zona Snyder, Tim Rumer, Josh Kuykendall. Dana Smith works diligently on the Viking Log. These students attended the United High School Press Conference at Marshall University in April. 62 quill and scroll -pii; c=ls ( i !l@ [)=l ll© [ lbli(§© (! [!=i s c= [mj] a© y c= c= orni m y c= c= m m o i- c= boa m o c= i -----------------------------—-------------- '--H •[]== -1 «, =tll|gp| ll|Bllfc I|6pPfe! PS® SP£feg® SP6feS® SPSfe™® BP6! pj SM Qi ! !!i® Qlh, ! !!M Ql ! !!M 5 lh,s fei|P ® SiiPi® 5iiPi8 5liP S I =EnI|gp|EMi||||EH®|||pE! pM® BP££g®«BP£fel®«SP££g§ gpg! _____ The Pride of Petersburg: Petersburg High Viking Band Banner Girls-Lori De- lawder and Robin Alt. PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL VIKING BAND PETERSBURG WEST VIRGINIA Seniors-Robin Alt. Lori Delawder. Allen Feaster. Cassy Fletcher. Melissa Harman. Michelle Judy. Dale Keplinger. Tammy Kesner. Tonia Lambert. Jay Minnich. Marcee Moyers. Suenette Rexrode. Candi Roby. Andy Rohrbaugh. Tammy Sharp. Melissa Skiles, Dana Smith. Zona Snyder. Robert Thompson. Aaron Thorne. Bryant Thorne. Suprenia Vance. Juniors-Sebrett Ault. Beth Barr. Alicia Berg. Kathy Bremer. Amy Cooper. Brian Ginder. Sherry Hinkle. Angela Hiser. Tammy Idleman. Cathy Junkins. Dina Kimble. Karen Kimble. Heidi Kuykendall. Reggie Ours. Beth Porter. Misty Shook. Cathy Shreve. Christina Vance. Danica Wilson. Jeff Yokum. Sophomores-Jackie Barr. Tracy Crawford. Beth Feaster. Michelle Feaster. Michele Hendrickson. Denise Humphrey. Kristy Mauzy. Matt McDaniel. Tammy Mongold. Christine Olache. Donna Ours. Stacy Parker. Jody Reel. Aaron Roth. Leslie Sharp. Steve Sites. Starla Smith. Von Snyder. Freshmen-Thanh Berg. JC Bruce. Teresa Carr. Jermey Clauze. Michelle Greenwalt. Tracy Hawk. Ronda Hinkle. Stacie Inskeep. Sherry Judy. Erin Kelly. Jeanette Keplinger. Cheryl Kitzmiller. Lynette Kuykendall. Sonia Lambert. Jodie Landis. Shelly Martin. Sheldon Miller. Richard Mowry. Lori Ours. Brad Rohrbaugh. Laurie Rohrbaugh. Lisa Rohrbaugh, Pattie Sherman, Sabrina Wright. Drum Majorette - To- nia Lambert; Major- ettes - Christina Vance. Tracy Craw- ford. Marcee Moyers, Head Majorette - tam- my Sharp. Beth Porter. Alicia Berg. Colorguards - Co. Capt. - Susie Smith. Capt. - Stacy Parker, Dana Smith, Missy Skiles, Suen- ette Rexrode. Beth Feaster. Sebrett Ault. Cathy Shreve, Sherry Hinkle, Leslie Sharp. Tammy Idleman. Donna Ours, Kathy Bremer, Michelle Feast- er. President - Robert Thompson, Vice President - Susie Smith, Secretary - Cassy Fletcher. Librarians - Robin Alt Tammy Kesner, Senior Rep - Al- len Feaster, Junior Rep - Cathy 55 Shreve. Sophomore Rep - Matt McDaniel, Freshmen Rep- Cheryl viking Kitzmiller. Row one: Lori Mongold. Becky Carr. Lori Greenawalt. Denise Dove. Peter Brun, Dan- ny Wilson, Allison Evans, Sandy Burgess, Crystal Kimble. Mrs. Glover. Row two: Chris- ty Rohrbaugh, Sandra Dove, Kristy Berg. Jer- emy Clauze, Jay Nicol. Suella Watts Alt, Missy Sites. Paulette Thompson. Sherry Ben- senhaver. Row three: Julie Watts Judy, Jen- ny Puffenbarger, Shirley Mitchell, Terri Hoo- ver, Brian Ginder, Amber Hanna, Melinda Cook, Holly Haslacker, Jeanette Norwood. Row four: Patricia Keplinger, Lori Landis, Lisa Rohrbaugh Hedrick, Candida Feaster, Stefanie Haslacker, Erica Bruce, Paula Iman, Anne Glover. 66 chorus Chorus members singout during perform- ance. Left and above singers entertain students during assembly. Chorus Entertains School and Community Peter Brun receives gift from chorus members. Chorus members enjoy entertaining at ballgames. concerts, and assemblies. Far left: Brian Ginder and Anne Glover dance at the beauty contest. “Grease” highlights presented at basketball game. Varsity Cheerleaders■ row I: Dina Kimble- captain, Candi Roby- captain. Cassy Flet- cher. row 2: Anne Glov- er- captain, Kristi Ste- phens. Kristy Mauzy. Angela Hiser. The varsity squad is cold, but they still yell their hearts out I Cassy Fletcher, Candi Roby, and Kristy Mauzy served as the Varsity Band auxiliary percussion section during halftime. Cheerleaders cheer the teams to victory. A highlight of this year was when the varsity cheerleaders won first place at the regional cheer- leading championship, and were able to participate in the state finals. At the finals in Charles- ton. they were required to perform a dance routine and two floor cheers. 68 cheerleaders Angela FUser says, Hey, let's go team! j.V. Cheerleaders- row I: Cathy Shreve. row 2: Suenette Rexrode, and Juneta Carr, row 3: Starla Smith-captain. Jr. High Cheerleaders: row I: Jenny Kimble. Michelle LaBossiere- captain. Jenny Puffen- barger. row 2: Stacy In- skeep, Laurie Rohr- baugh. row 3: Kristi Weese. and Kim Roby. Homecoming '86 Highlights The Fall Season On the night of October 10 at the Viking Memorial Field, the Vik- ings faced the Pocahontas Warriors and lost 45-14. On the same night. Gassy Fletcher was named '86 Homecoming Oueen and John Paul Hott the '86 Homecoming King. The Homecoming Dance was held on October II at the PHS cafe- teria. Students enjoyed dancing and socializing with friends. Cassy Fletcher and John Paul Hott receive Homecoming Queen and King honors. Cassy Fletcher was named 1986 Homecom- ing Queen. 70 homecoming '86 Homecoming Princesses and Escorts. Row I: Suprema Vance. Joey Watts. Kelly Nelson. Doug Neff. John Paul Hott. Cassy Fletcher. Chad Curtis. Candi Roby. Randy Rohrbaugh. Michelle Rohrbaugh Row 2: Alicia Berg. Bucky Riggleman. Todd couch, Ronda Hinkle. Julie Hefner. Will Taylor. Freshman float takes 1st place in the Home- coming Parade. Junior Rep.-Alicia Berg. Sophomore Rep.-Ju- lie Hefner. Freshmen Rep.-Ronda Hinkle. Students ’ boogie” to the beat at the Home- coming Dance. homecoming '86 Band Holds a Winter Dance Snow Princesses and escorts.- Joey Watts, Suprenia Vance, Susie Smith, Tim More- land, Jeff Mallow, Tonia Lambert, Marcee Moyers, Josh Kuykendall, John Paul Hott, Cassy Fletcher. The Band Dance was held on December 13, 1986 in the high school cafeteria. The cafeteria was decorated by the senior band members and the refreshments were served by the junior high band members. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the Snow Queen and King. Music was provided by Q 94. Danica Wilson, Neil Judy and friends enjoy the dance. Marcee Moyers, escorted by Josh Kuykendall, is honored to be crowned Snow Queen. 72 band dance Contestants for Snow King: Andy Rohrbaugh, Jay Minnich, Robert Thomp- son, Bryant Thorne, and Allen Feaster. Let’s dance! 74 prom ’87 Stacey Burgess, Jeff Mallow, and Tonia Lam- Mike Taylor and Michelle Funk enjoy the bert socialize with friends before getting dance, their pictures taken. Never Say Goodbye Prom Princesses: Kelly Smith, Lori Delawder, Suprenia Vance. Cassy Fletcher, Missy Skiles, Michelle Rohrbaugh. Prom '87 1987 Prom Queen Lori Delawder. Her escort was Clark Lambert. Eddie Champ, Diane Ebie, Joyce Ours, and Now that’s romantic! Herbie Kimble slow dance with class. 75 prom ’87 Denny crowned Junior High Queen. Stacey Denny was chosen Miss PJHS. Her court was second runner-up, Susan Chipley, and first runner-up. Rhonda Hinkle. Stacey Denny proudly smiles for the cam- era. Contestants await the judges’ decision. 76 beauty contest Hendrickson takes Senior High Title. Michelle Hendrickson models her evening gown. Michelle Hendrickson was selected Miss PHS. Second runner-up was Jill Pyle. First runner-up was Leslie Sharp. Contestants show off their gowns. Allen Simmons lends Dina Kimble a helping hand. 77 beauty contest Special Olympics events held at P.H.S. Loretta Ketterman, Lynn Ours, and Michael Berg wonder, When do we eat?” Christine Travis and Regina Heavner talk about the competition. A special Olympics contestant throws the softball as others look on. When do we get to play? J.T. Swick and John Paul Hott give their professional opinions. Ginger Alt takes a rest between events. Jeff Rohrbaugh watches as Tammy Vance wallops the volleyball. Girls Compete in State Pageants Kelly Smith was appointed to represent Grant County in the State Queen of Hearts Pageant. The pageant was held in Charleston on January 26 and 27. The categories that were judged are as follows: 1. Interview 2. Beauty 3. Poise 4. Essay written on heart health. Kelly received the Heart of Gold award for her essay which included the other top 4 out of 52 contestants. From July 25 through July 27, Beth Por- ter attended the 1986 Miss Teen of West Vir- ginia Pageant held in Beckley, WV, at the Ra- mada Inn. Categories judged were the fol- lowing: 1. Scholastic Achievement 2. Service Achievement to school and community 3. Personal Development 4. General Awareness (written test) 5. Poise Personality 6. Judge's Interview United Cerebral Palsy was the official charity for the pageant. Beth received a dia- mond necklace for raising the second high- est amount of money for United Cerebral Palsy. On the 23rd 24th of May, Cassy Flet- cher attended a West Virginia Homecoming Queen Pageant in Charleston at the Holiday Inn Charleston House. All high school Homecoming Queens from the state were able to compete if they chose to do so. They were judged by an interview and an evening gown competition. 80 contestants . Oc In March, Julie Hefner was crowned Miss West Virginia Fireman's Teen Queen at the pageant held in Buckhannon. Julie was also chosen Miss Photogenic by members of the press. Julie will be representing the State of West Virginia by making appearances at fairs, festivals, and other events throughout the state until March 1988. Carri McCartney, Jeanette Norwood, 1985 Queen Cassy Fletcher, Jill Pyle, 1987 Queen Becky Ketterman. On May 2$ the annual Firemen’s Parade was held. The highlight of the parade is finding out who the next Firemen’s Queen would be. There were four princesses: Jeanette Norwood, Carri McCartney, Becky Ketterman, and Jill Pyle. The former 1985 Firemen’s Queen, Cassy Fletcher, crowned Becky Ket- terman as the new 1987 Firemen’s Queen. Cassy Fletcher congratulates Becky Ketter- man with a hug. 81 Patti Sherman receives the scrapbook Tommy Koontz receives a safety award, award. 4-H awards Robbie Fouch proudly displays his photograph which won national rec- ognition. County Academic Awards Program Held. Lee Bensenhaver receives an academic award. Parents proudly watch students honored. Mr. Adkins presents Willy Black with a certificate. Students attend the academic awards ceremo- ny. 83 honors assembly Bookfair Proves Successful The annual bookfair was held on April 9-14. Approximately eight hundred sixty-six students attended. The bookfair proved to be successful as $1,055.61 was collected. Profit from the sale was used to add to the library collection of books. Students decide which book to buy. iTION OF READEI � 84 bookfair Students enjoy the opportunity to look at various kinds of books. Students Earn Many A wards Jay Minnich won first place in the Voice of Democracy Contest. Golden Horseshoe winners are Aaron Kep- linger, Melissa Smith, and Brian Hefner. Mr. Corbliss is pleased to give Robert Thompson the John Philip Sousa Award. 85 awards Mousetrap” Takes First at Regionals. Robbie Thompson and Anne Glover portrayed their char- acters well. Robbie was se- lected as the best actor at the regional competition, and was also selected as a mem- ber of the all-state cast. This award was especially nice be- cause this was Robbie's first play ever I Missy Brogan was named as the best supporting actress. This was also special, as it was Missy’s first play. Jeff Yokum did a very good job of playing Major Metcalf”. Becky Carr and Jeremy Clauze played brother and sister in Mousetrap On March 28, the Thespian Troupe won first place at regionals with their play, Mousetrap”. Members of the cast included: Missy Brogan, Robbie Thompson, Jeanette Norwood, Seth Snell, Anne Glover, Becky Carr, Jeremy Clauze, Jeff Yokum, Lori Mongold, Brian Ginder, John Crites, Danny Wilson, Peter Brun, Erin Kelly. 86 plays Reflections ’87. . . Basketball games were the place to be dur- ing the winter months. Larry Wratch- ford says. You’re really going to give us a test?” Rev. Cox. the team's chaplain, showed the usual coach’s tendenciesI Handing out year- books is an all-day job. student life Students Learn Work Skills at Vocational School Row I: Kitty Barr, Shirly Sher- man, Helena Twigg. Mary Catherine Barr, Row 2: Jerry Hill, Robert Sisk, Grover Du- ling, Keith Alt, Hollis Ours, Vera Sindy, Diane McMorrow, Darwin Michael. The llth and 12th grade students have the opportunity to go to the South Branch Vocational Center either in the morning or afternoon. The students learn occupational skills such as carpentry, auto mechanics, welding, electricity, masonry, health occu- pations (nursing), and the business program (accounting, office technology, word Pro- cessing, advanced word processing, ma- chine transcription keyboarding, and in- tegrated computing). The classes at the vocational school are very rewarding to students who plan to pur- sue a career or further their education. Denver Alt, Steve Combs and Lysle Sites learns their skills in Mechanics class. 88 While Jeff Mallow holds the board steady. Rodney Mumpower cuts a straight line. Row I: Eddie Cook. Davey Moreland, James Wimer. Collin Sites. Charlie Kesner, Denver Alt, Steve Combs, Lysle Sites. Timmy Hall. Row 2: Stacey Whetzel. Rodney Hilliard. Now. do these guys look like future mechanics? Johnny Crites and Brock Huffman trace and cut. Nancy Simpson makes sure Roy Shears gets all the wrinkles out of the sheet. Co-op Students: Kathy Ebie, Annette Mays. Suprenia Vance. Donna Kimble. Kelly Berg. Dee Dee Porter, Ann Galenski, Diane Ebie. Students Are inducted in National Honor Society. Row I: Kevin Coblentz, Lori Landis, Suella Watts Alt, Alicia Berg, Misty Shook, Kathy Bremer, Beth Harris, Sandy Burgesst Row 2-. Bry- ant Thorne, Eric Allen, Holly Cole, Allen Simmons, Seth Snell ,Kim Givan. Pam Brown. Amy Wilkinson, Kelly Snyder-. Row 3.- Bill Bosley, John Crites, Beth Porter, Kelly Sites, Adam Peters. Greg Kesner, Stefanie Haslacker, Cathy Junkins. A reception followed the ceremony. Kathy Bremer is excited to be inducted into the Soci- ety. Reflections of ’87 .. . Josh Kuykendall's logo drawing placed first in the Teen Task Force competition. The Students in Mrs. Judy Cooper's English Task Force is sponsored by WHSV TV3, Flarrisonburg. VA. Kim Coffield, Candi Roby. Marcee Moyers, Missy Brogan, Janice Kline, Cassy Fletcher toast” to the end of Shepherd College Speech Senator Robert C. Byrd, Senate Majority lead- er, took time from his busy schedule to meet with a group of 41 English students and their chaper- ones. During the day, the students also attended a production of Twain’s The Gilded Age at the Ken- nedy Center and visited the Folger Shakespeare Theater and Library. William J. Buchanan, former Grant County resident and prize-winning author, speaks to Mrs. Jo Ann Harman’s junior high literature class during the Appalachian Litera- ture unit. He is the author of A Shining Season, numerous magazine articles, and the recently published Present Danger. During the summer of 1986. PHS was the setting of an area school for Gifted and Talented students. One class studied the impact of Halley’s Comet through the ages. As a project, they created a Time Capsule to commemorate the 1985-1986 visit of the Comet. Each class in the two-week school was asked to contribute ideas and items. A group of PHS students under the direction of Mrs. Jo Ann Har man. continued to add to the collection during the first semester. The Time Cap- sule was then placed in the vault of the Grant County Bank to be preserved there until 2061 or the next appearance of the comet. Memorabilia included in the Time Capsule. Pertaining to Summer School: Roll of Students. Literary Magazine. Newspapers. Projects. Pertaining to local area: Ar- ticles. photos, book concerning 1985 flood and reconstruction. Pertaining to Na- tional Scene: Statue of Liberty Celebration: stamp. Sears coin, articles. Challenger Space Shuttle Disaster: photos, articles. Newsweek special edition for 1986. Life special edition for 50 years. Pertaining to International Scene: Chernobyl nuclear accident: articles. Pertaining to Universal Scene: Photos and articles concerning recent visit of Halley’s Comet. Students Enjoy PHS Activities Corena Ours, Karen Puffenbarger and Melissa Skiles are caught going to class late. Marcee Moyers is hard at work collecting informa- tion for her term paper. 96 student life Yearbook Staff members Michelle Judy and Kelly Smith are busy handing out the 1986 yearbooks. Seth Snell is taking a nap at the end of a rough day. Jay Minnich thinks he’s bad. 97 student life Reflections of ’87 .. . Amy Cooper and Danica Wilson enjoy life at PHS. Kelly Jones takes time out to smile for the camera. Missy Skiles cuts lunch slips in the office. 98 student life Seth Snell gives a demonstration speech for his glish class. Kathy Bremer is hard at work. Physical Education classes decide to jam out. Glen Berg anticipates the ringing of the bell. 99 student life Reflections ’87. Rachel Thompson is PHS’s newest fashion model. Smile! You’re on candid camera. The Chorus dressed for the 50’s. and sang songs from the movie Grease” during half- time at the last home basketball game. Seth Snell and Mr. Yeager are in a daze. JR. Hiser, April Wills, Shay Ours, Josh Kes sel, and friend cheer the Vikings on. student life 101 Here comes the rush hour! Chuck Swick decides to sit in the hall in- stead of going to class. Kelly Sinnett gives her winning smile after bowling a strike. Roger Ours, Delmas Whetzel. Jeanie Kile, and Amy Hope are hard at work in Mr. Jones’ 3rd period class. 102 student life Stacey Burgess gets up after a fall. Reflections ’87. . . Mark Ours wonders if he should go to class. Beth Harris and Lori Delawder are at the bowling alley waiting for their lunch. Cindy Berg-PHS Pool Shark. 1986 graduate. Tonya Cosner, visits school with Marsha Swick. student life Reflections of 87 . . . Michelle Feaster and Sherry Hinkle make their way through the crowd. Mr. Cooper, principal, discusses business with Mr. Taylor. Marsha Swick shoots pool with great skill. 105 student life These ten seniors maintained the highest average in the Class of ’87: Tamara Sharp, Tammy Alexander. Robbie Fouch, Melissa Harman, Susie Smith, Michael Taylor, Tammy Kesner, Is Mindy Hedrick thirsty or is she going to throw Tonia Lambert, Dale Keplinger, J. T. Swick. water on someone? Reflections ’87. . . What is Tom Mauzy reading that is so fun- ny? Debbie Iman and Chris Shadrick are dusting the trophies. Dana Smith gives all of her at- tention to Mrs. Sherman. Do Lori Greenwalt and Kim Given look like they are watching a ball game? 106 student life Angie Wratehford and Gina Alt take time from watching the game to talk to friends. Amy Cooper tries to finish the English paper that is due next period. Greg Kesner. Michele Hendrickson, Missy Brogan, Marcee Moyers, and Tracy Crawford write mes- sages in their yearbooks. studepi, life ( iir©©p©p}Y©©p®pfiF©©p©pfiF©©p©[pY IF®[ Y© [P®[ Y©©IP®[ T©S(P®[ Y© 1P(1 P©PY©©P@PY©©P©PY©© P@PY©©P©PY©©P©PY©©P©PY P®PY©©P@PY©©P@PY ) © Y©© ® ?: iY: IY! 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The Junior Varsity team defeated two major rivals, Moorefield and Franklin. Dave Barr and Bobby Jack Harman both agree that with the experience of this year and a better training program for next year our team will be one to be reck- oned with. Although the Varsity team had to rebuild this year, the coaches and the team members feel that next year’s Viking football team will be a winner. no football Row 1: John Paul Hott, Doug Neff,Joey Watts. Mark Ratliff. Row 2: Leroy Hedrick, Richard Alt, Rod- ney Mumpower, Aaron Thorne, Bryant Thorne, Stacey Snyder, Bucky Rigglem- an, Coach Dave Fincham. Row 3: Barth Feaster, Dan Reynolds, Scotty Smith, Kelley Jones, Tommy Koontz. Eric Allen, Allen Smith, Brian Ginder, John Crites. Row 4: Mike Meek, Shawn Alt, Chad Reynolds, Tony Lofton, David Allanson, Mark Landis, Jamie Berg, Trad Vance. Row 5: Jeromey Wheeler, Mike Runion, Richard Glass, Kent Alt, Shane Smith, Chad Raines, Jeremy Hawk, Willy Black- Manager. Row 6: Coach Jerry Black, Marc Har- man, Jay Nicol, Todd Fouch, Josh Brew- er , Rick Staley, Butch Moyers, Tommy George, Jack Whetzel, Coach Bobby Jack Harman. The ball eludes the Viking player as he attempts to make a spectacular catch! Eric Allen triumphantly returns to the si- delines after scoring a touchdown for the Vikings. h—I PQ H W oo Young Team Gains Experience The Petersburg varsity girls’ basketball team finished the regular season with an 8-13 record. They were defeated in post-season play by the Tucker County Mountain Lions at Potomac State College in the Sectional Tour- nament. Their final total record was 8-14. Holly Cole, a junior, led the scoring for the Vikings with a 16 point a game average. She was chosen as a member of the Sec- tional Tournament All-Tournament Team for her 16 point performance in the Tucker County game. The Vikings were a young team with Barbara Frye being the only senior. From left to right: Amy Cooper, Barbara Frye, Rachel Brooks, Sandy Burgess, Bar- bara Will, Coach Doug Lambert, Amber Han- na, Melanie Ours, Stefanie Haslacker, Holly Cole, Cathy Junkins. Coach Lambert gives instructions to his players. BASKETBALL Vikings Win Sectionals The varsity basketball team finished the 1986-87 sea- son with a 10-14 record. There were some important victo- ries during the season. The Vik- ings beat Franklin on Franklin’s home court 43-35. This was the first time any varsity team from PHS had defeated Franklin on its home court. It was also Franklin’s first loss of the year. The Vikings also won the sectional tourna- ment by upsetting Tucker County and Frankfort to advance to re- gionals. ! o OpP°nerlt East Hardy SSSg Tucker Co. Southern Hampshire Wusse'L10 Moorehe'o Franklin Union Southern Circlevii'e Moorefe'd East Hardy Tucker Co. Union Franki'h M usseirnan Circlevii'e nament Sechonai iou Tucker Co. Musseiman OpplpH 49-71 73-63 52-49 63-61 62-54 51-54 45-64 42-66 35-43 57-6O 82-55 86-65 32-42 53-52 53-50 73-58 68-59 60-58 52-51 51-64 63-48 Final Record 56-66 46-51 73-68 10-14 114 Row 1: Eric Allen, Bill Bosley, Mike Meek, Robbie Fouch. Row 2: Head Coach Jerry Black, Mark Ours, Jeff Mallow, Kelly Sites, Adam Peters, Brian Ginder, Asst. Coach Dave Barr. PQ W oo 116 baseball Aaron Thorne waits patiently for his turn at bat. Row 1: Manager Larry Sullivan, Bryan Hed- rick, Dan Reynolds, Kelley Jones, manager Eric Crites. Row 2: Mark Rohrbaugh, Bryant Thorne, Ryan Harman, Will Taylor, Eric Allen, Scotty Smith, Matt McDaniel, Mike Meek. Row 3: Coach Joe Mohr, manager Mike Kep- linger, Matt Mallow, Bucky Riggleman, John Paul Hott, Bill Feaster, Kelly Sites, Jeff Mallow, J.T. Swick, Aaron Thorne, manager Mike Tay- lor, Coach Bob Schaeffer. The Viking baseball team fin- ished with a winning and satis- fying record. It was a young team with hardly anyone back from last year’s state champions. This was an- other obstacle they had to overcome after they were pushed into the spot- light to try and defend the state cham- pionship. They almost made it back to the State Tournament, but came up short after heartbreaking losses to Frankfort in the sectional tournament. These losses were especially disap- pointing after defeating Frankfort dur- ing the regular season. Mark Rohrbaugh challenges another batter. These matmen went to state: Wally Buddington, Jim Boyce, Marty Ours, Donnie Barr, Aaron Thorne, Scott Smith, Rocky Conrad. Left to right: Row 1: Coach Craig How- ard, Marty Ours, Barth Feaster, Stacey Snyder, John Buddington, Rocky Con- rad, Brent Burgess, Robbie Shilling- burg, Wally Buddington, Brad Helmick, Coach John Moyers. Row 2: Jim Boyce, Aaron Thorne, Jamie Berg, Todd Thompson, Richard Glass, John Crites, Scotty Smith, Manager Bucky Rigglem- an. Row 3: Brian Shuman, Jason Baer, Peter Brun, Jim Allanson, Chad Law, Donnie Barr, Kevin Grapes. Marty Ours goes for the pin. The winner- Jim Boyce. Stacey Snyder holds on tight to his Berkeley Springs' opponent. 119 wrestling Junior Varsity has 8-13 season. Standing left to right: Coach Dave Barr, Brian Wills, Brian Ginder, Chris Brake, Mike Meek. Kneeling: Jeromey Wheeler, Aaron Roth, Bradley Tritsch, Will Taylor, Eric Allen. Freshmen have a 9-8 season. Standing left to right: Ryan Harman, Jar- ed Inskeep, Tommy George, Jeff Funk, Marc Harman, Paul Keplinger, Josh Brewer, Coach Mitch Webster. Kneel- ing: Todd Fouch, Stacey Champ, Danny Wilson, Jeff Kimble, Kent Alt. Junior High boys have a successful 11- 3 season. Standing left to right: Bryant Rexrode, Marc Hamric, Eli Snell, Willy Black, Coach Bob Schaeffer. Kneeling left to right: Chris Frye, Stacey Berg, Robby Routt, Chad Vance, Randy Weese. Junior Varsity Girls have a 12-3 season. Standing left to right: Kristen Shuman, Stefanie Haslacker, Amber Hanna, Lori Ours, Coach Mitch Webster. Kneeling: Erica Bruce, Paulette Thompson, Missy Sites, Tracy Waldman, Kim Mongold. Junior High girls have an undefeated season, 9-0. Standing left to right: Rachael Carr, Kim Haslacker, Bridget Kuykendall, Janie Berg, Kim Kesner, Debbie Reynolds, Coach Doug Turner. Kneeling: Crystal Mongold, Christi Alt, Valerie Crites, Amanda Hiser, Vicki Burgess, Suenette Porter. z z w H u Pi H 122 Right: Tommy Koontz hits a solid back- hand to his opponent. Left to Right: Row 1: Danny Wilson, Anne Glover, Benny Sturgill, Julie Hefner, Amy Cooper. Row 2: Bill Bosley, Holly Cole, Steve Sites, Aaron Roth, Jeanette Nor- wood, Seth Snell, Kim Givan, Sandy Bur- gess. Bill Bosley is reaching for that “little something extra. track tennis Left to right: Row 1: Brian Shuman, Laurie Rohrbaugh, Lynette Kuykendall, Jenny Puf- fenbarger, Jason Baer. Row 2: Peter Brun, Dee Porter, Lori Delawder, Kristy Berg, Kim Durko, Lori Ours, Jenny Thomas, Jay Minnich. Row 3: Robbie Fouch, Mark Landis, Brad Helmick, John Will, Tim Rumer, John Buddington, Richard Glass, Cheryl Ours, Coach Doug Turner. Below: Jay Minnich races to the finish line. Above: John Crites throws the shotput. Upper left: Kristy Berg runs in the 110- meter high hurdles. Lower left: Marc Harman clears the bar with ease. 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. TELEPHONE (304) 257-2090 Sites Oil Co. Wholesale Distributor Exxon Dealer Invite us to your next H. and H. GUTTER SERVICE SEAMLESS ALUMINUM CUTTER WHITE ft BROWN ENAMEL FINISH FREE ESTIMATES JERRY HEIMICK JOHN J HEIMICK GENERAL DELIVERY FISHER W VA 26618 PHONES 434-2469 289-3391 housewarming Phone 257-4588 124 Petersburg, West Virginia Phone: (304) 257-2350 KIMS SILVER SHEARS T , Buffalo Acres Rt. 28 South SupGT Petersburg. W Va 2684 Alma Gnegy Brake. Owner Operator Super Styles ... for Guvs Gals Complete Hair Care For The Entire Family! Hermitage Motor Inn Book and Crafi Shop Box 1177 Petersburg. W. Va. 26847 Phone 304-257-1711 I I Jim and Diane Roby ffPSYSCO FOOD SERVICES INC Your Full Service Distributor” 2020 S Mam St.. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 17031434 0761 YEARBOOK STAFF Thanks For Your Dedication And Hard Work. Mrs. R. CRAZY HARRY’S COUNTRY _ MKT. RT. 33 Elkins, WV Rocky and Linda Akers °rah S e lman Congratulations Class of 1987 125 SENECA THEATER Open: Thursday-Sunday 257-4744 I UGlITOfD TtctMMcelvr' Showtime — 7:30 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huffman and Family TRENT VEACH CHEVROLET — BUICK “Your Do It All Dealer” 130 KEYSER AVENUE — PETERSBURG, WV — PHONE: 257-1450 HEVENER MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. Rt 33, 3 Miles East Franklin, W. Va. 26807 Dianne H. McConnell Phone 358-2358 Crawlers Farm Equipment Tractors Industrial Equipment 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 Ito Y S 'AT OM Central Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. Romney Coca-Cola 426 East Main Street Romney. West Virginia 267570378 Phone (304) 822-5121 127 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 Rockingham Poultry is involved in all phases of chicken production. Below is a laying house where eggs are gathered. Once the eggs are gathered, they are placed in the hatchery (right) for 2-3 days until the eggs hatch. Small chickens are then taken to the chicken house (far right) where they are vac- cinated. ROCKINGHAM POULTRY MKTG. CO-OPERATIVE H Feed Mill Division Hatchery Division M CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1987 from ICKY’S Preparing for the noon rush, Dee Dee Porter fills ketchup bottles. t 257-1255 SNACK BAR Pizza Subs SKATING Public Skating Private Parties VIDEOS POOL PINBALL RACKETBALL call for an appointment Monday- Thursday 8:00 AM- 10:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM-? Saturday 11:00 AM-? Sunday 1:00-10:00 PM Jay Minnich plays pinnball as Todd Thompson looks on. Eddie Kirby and friends enjoy the video games. 130 Nine ball in the right-corner pocket, says Matt Ar- mentrout. of Petersburg a solid part of your community Jzf aue cuic Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT 415 Virginia Avenue PETERSBURG, WV 26847 257-4711 538-6867 Support to agricultural, academic, and ath- letic programs is a part of Sears' community service. Mark Rowland enjoys telling about the Sears’ Craftsman lawn tractor. EMB£fc For the past five years, Santa has made a visit to our store and provided children and parents with the opportunity to visit him locally. Ashley Barr was a little reluctant to sit on his lap. She did, however, agree to stand close enough for a picture and to receive a treat. 131 One Good Insurance Agency Cookman Insurance Center Auto • Home • Life • Business Romney Petersburg 8223564 2574484 Cookman Insurance Center Your local independent insurance agency representing many of the nation’s leading insurance companies. When it comes to taking care of your financial needs, a hometown, independent bank serves you best. We are your hometown, independent bank. Stop in soon! Two Locations for Your Convenience N. MAIN STREET PETERSBURG, W. VA. MEMBER F. D. I. C. PARK STREET Why is Shepherd the Right Choice? 1A satisfying blend • of quality, conven- ience and value set in a rural environment in the Northern Shenandoah Valley. 2 Competitive listings • in Peterson’s and Barron’s guides to competitive colleges. 3 70 different • academic programs from which to choose. 5 A college on the • grow — record enrollment of 3,800 students. 6 A modern campus, • featuring many new academic buildings and a new apartment-style residence hall complex. 7 Quality,experienced 9 faculty, with more than 60% holding terminal degrees. 4 Ideal location only 65 miles from the • Washington-Baltimore area. Enjoy the benefits of the city without living there. 8 The friendliness of a small college, • located in a quaint, historic town, within a short drive of the nation’s top job markets. For more information contact: Admissions Office, Shepherd College Shepherdstown, West Virginia 25443 Phone: (304) 876-2511 Toll-Free in WV: 1-800-344-5231 Toll-Free Out-of-State: 1-800-826-6807 BACHELOR S DEGREE PROGRAMS Accounting An 6c An Education (An Therapy, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking) Biology Broadcasting Business Administration Business Education Business Principles Chemistry Communications Computer Mathematics Computer Programming and Information Systems 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 Management Marketing Mathematics Medical Technology Modem Languages Music 6C Music Education (History Literature, Jazz Studies, Pedagogy, Performance, Theory Composition, Music Therapy) Nursing Office Technology Park Administration Physical Education Political Science Psychology Recreation dC Leisure Services (Commercial 6C Hospitality, Outdoor Education, Programming, Therapeutic Recreation) Safety Education Secondary Education Social Work Sociology Speech Theatre ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Accounting Business Administration Data Processing Elea tonics 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 Veterinary Medicine Theological Studies Shepherd College Quality ■ Convenience • Cost All Within Easy Commuting Distance 134 Kimble Construction Co Dale Kimble, owner Rt. Box 490 Petersburg, WV 26847 Phone: 257-1356 FAIRFAX SAND AND CRUSHED STONE CO. Box 235 New Creek, W.V. 26743 PHONE 304-749-7120 Located At Scherr W.V. We have a Full line of Sand Crushed Limestone Fairfax Concrete Products Inc Rt. 2 Box 80 Oakland MD. 21550 PHONE 301-334-8101 Located MD. We have a full Line of Concrete Material LTD LTD CROWN T. BIRDS TEMPO TRUCKS exrsro Tcou t B G Ford Sales, Service Body Shop Karl Bobo Petersburg, WV 257-1828 or 749-7671 ESCORT EXP TRACTOR IMP Flinns’ Family Store 19 South Main St. Petersburg, WV. 26847 257-4242 Congratulations to the Class of “87 Hey Guy Gals From the tips of your fashion- able toes to the tops of your stylish heads. We make a point to keep pace with your pace for fabulous savings. CONGRATULATIONS 53 CLASS “3- A X GO UIKINGS ! Reached a Milestone □ American Woodmark Corporation Moorefield, WV 136 These escorts are wearing tuxedos From W.E. HARMAN SON, Inc. 20 Virginia Ave. Petersburg, W.V. PHONE: 257-1966 1986 Nissan, 4x4, Air, Power Steering 1985 Toyota, 4x4 HOT ROD'S AUTO SALES 1983 Chevy SIO, 4x4 See Us Today Don’t delay Drive One Away One Mile North of Petersburg 257-2565 1983 Chevy, Long Bed, 4x4, Automatic SOUTH BRANCH VOCATIONAL CENTER Staff - Gerald Chadock, Director Robert Sisk, Assistant Director Gene Kiser, Cooperative Education, Helena Twigg and Shirley Sherman, 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 Business Tonia Lambert Michelle Rohrbaugh Brenda VanMeter Cindy Berg Melissa Wratchford Stacey Burgess Lori Delawder Denise Dove Michelle Funk Kelly Nelson Cheryl Ours Corena Ours Karen Puffenbarger Kelly Sinnett Melissa Skiles Dana Smith Marsha Swick Health Occupations Regenia Cline Kami Kessel Masonry Richard Alt Trent Dayton George Hines Doug Neff Marty Ours Tommy Poston Stacey Snyder Delmas Whetzel Welding John Ahern David Berg Johnnie Smith David Williams Co-op Robin Alt Kelly Berg Darlene Bible Diana Ebie Kathy Ebie Lisa Evans Ann Galenski Donna Kimble Tammy Mace Joyce Mauzy Pat Mauzy Amy Nelson Joyce Ours Delphia Porter Suprenia Vance Cindy Lofton Electricity Jim South Pete Berg Steve Martin Mark Ratliff Andy Rohrbaugh Kevin Sites Scott Travis Joey Watts Terry Watts John Will Wally Buddington Auto Mechanics Denver Alt Steve Combs Charles Kesner Lysle Sites Carpentry Paul Borror Steve Clay Mat Evans Allen Feaster Bill Feaster Mark Hedrick Jeff Mallow Rodney Mumpower Roger Ours Herbie Phares Chuck Swick Fertig Cabinet Co., Inc. P.O. Box 210 • Moorefield, West Virginia 26836 • (304) 538-6215 FREE DESIGN VANITIES FREE DELIVERY MEDICINE CABINETS COUNTER TOPS CARPET, WALLPAPER CULTURED MARBLE PLANT RANGE HOODS WHIRLPOOL SYSTEMS APPLIANCES JENN AIR COOKING EQUIPMENT CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ★ FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Fertig: your kitchen and bath specialists! O American Woodmark Cabinets A . Aristokroft MARTIN’S Electric Contracting YORK Heat Pumps Heating Air-Conditioning (304) 257-1707 Roy Martin Discount Drug-Cosmetics Russell Stover Candies Moorefield, W. Va. Petersburg, W. Va. 26836 - Phone 538-6715 26847 - Phone 257-1044 Overlook APTS. FORMAN AVE. GRANT ST. SHORT ST. PIERPIONT ST. CREST VIEW PARK MOTEL GARY A. MICHAEL OWNER CHESTER A. SNYDEFU SON PEPSI. THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Petersburg Inc. 257-4666 Congratulations Class of 87” McGuinness Self-Service McGuinness Disc Auto Supplies Jordan Run Road, Maysville, W.V. 26847 Groceries, Clothing, Footwear - Sporting Goods Ice - New Used Tires Auto Parts Exxon Gas Oil Recreation Room Pleasing you is our Pleasure Serving you, our Satisfaction — “Congratulations Graduates” Mike GLOVER'S AUTO SUPPLY Your independent Jobber Petersburg 257-4288 Marlington 799-7305 Bond’s “Give a gift and unwrap a smile v i J � ) Petersburg West Virginia Petersburg Block, Inc. 257-4848 or 257-4664 Blocks Ready mix Flue blocks Liners Glen-Gery Bricks Famous Webster Bricks Potomac Valley Cleaners P.O. Box 853 425 Virginia Ave. Petersburg, WV 26847 257-2464 Compliments of Smith’s Plumbing and Heating 13 Pierpont St. Petersburg, WV 26847 257-4470 142 Petersburg 257-1515 Fort Hill Exxon Servicenter, Inc. and R. C. Kesner and Son Wish the graduates of 1987 a bright and prosperous future. Moorefield 538-6964 Franklin 358-2222 Compliments Of Mathias And Company, Inc. 257-1611 Petersburg, West Virginia CENTRAL TIE LUMBER CO., INC. Petersburg 257-1313 Other areas Toll Free 1-800-344-7701 Since 1919 Complete Home Building Center “See Central Tie Before You Buy” Congratulations Class of “ PARTS FOR CARS TRUCKS 87 11 BRAKE PARTS SHOES 4 ROTORS ALSO USED RADIATORS. TRANSMISSIONS AND BATTERIES FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO OVER 100 YARDS To our 1987 Grads: May your future be filled with wisdom, success and happiness. Petersburg Auto Wreckers ASK ABOUT OUR CONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ON USED PARTS AUTOMOBILE WRECKING PARTS FOR ALL MAKES 4 MODELS WIDE SELECTION • REASONABLE PRICES NEW AUTO BODY REPLACEMENT PARTS FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC WE SPECIALIZE IN FOUR WHEEL DRIVE PARTS - FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 257-1019 LOCATED ON THE NEW FISH HATCHERY RD. ROGER SECRIST OWNER LOCATED ON TURKEY KNOW . DORCUS RD. PETERSBURG Press S S Decorators Rt. 1, Box 814 Petersburg, WV 26847 304-257-4176 Free Estimates Painters Johnny M. Sites George W. Smith Contractors VALLEY Dollar $aver 145 MONARCH SUPER MARKET Competitive Prices — Superlative Service Deli — Coffee Shop — Buffet Fresh meats and produce Petersburg West Virginia ALT'S GROCERY •) Southern States Fresh Meat Groceries Gas and Oil PETERSBURG COOPERATIVE Box 15 Potomac Street Petersburg, West Virginia 26847 Phone:257-1771 Phone 257-4774 Paul and Geraldine Alt, owners SOUTHERN STATES COOP Franklin Branch P.O. Box 57 Franklin, W.Va. 26807 Phone: 358-2534 DETTINBURN TRUCKING, INC. ICC MC 126320 General Commodities for the U.W. 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 BEN FRANKLIN Better Quality for Less Phone: 257-1400 The Beauty Corner Monarch Mills Petersburg, WV 26847 Betty Rohrbaugh, Prop. Diane Lahman 257-4044 Petersburg, West Virginia Shook’s Electric Junior Phyllis Shook Kelvinator Appliances 12 Grant Street Petersburg, W. Va. 26847 Phone (304) 257-1333 Heating and Air Conditioning Electrical Supplies Customer Care Everywhere 56 years sales and service 0 MAYTAG Complete Home Furnishings 17 South Main Street Phone 257-1033 Petersburg, W.V. V 0 0° Agricultural Lime Graded Stone Maysville, WV 749-7611 Shenandoah Federal Drive Thru Open Saturday 9 AM - 12 PM 102 Virginia Awe., Petersburg West Virginia Sales And Service Pontiac GMC TRUCKS A OLDS 4 [CHRYSLER ! Plymouth - PETERSBURG MOTOR COMPANY 26 S. Main St. Petersburg, WV 26847 Keith Wolfe Jim Crites Owner 257-1866 General Manager Top Dollar Paid on Trade-Ins Phone 257-4844 Keeping Up With the Needs of the Community! We would like to sell you your next vehicle. 150 SITES EXCAVATING PETERSBURG, W. VA. GERALD R. SITES RT. 3, BOX 226 PETERSBURG, WV 26847 GREGORY S, VEACH INSURANCE AGENCY “Agency of Service’’ Bill Deadrick, Agent Commercial Life Auto Health Home Fire 175 North High Street Romney, WV 822-7116 7 Park Street Petersburg, WV 257-4616 SHAMPOO Super Styles for Guys Girls, Complete Hair Care for Entire Family By: Bev and Tina Tues. thru Sat. 9 to 5 Appts. Preferred 19 North Virginia Avenue Petersburg, WV 257-4700 PAT’S FLOWER SHOP Petersburg, W.V. 26847 Telephone: 304-257-4619 V.fl. Mowry, INC. Petersburg, UJ.Vfl. Dump Trucks Scrapers Graders Bulldozers Endloaders Backhoes PHONE: 257-4343 151 The GRANT COUNTY BANK TELEPHONE (304) 257-4111 PETERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA 26847 Congratulations Class of 1987 from GRANT COUNTY BANK Where you are Number 1 Each depositor insured to $20,000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 153 Petersburg Oil Company Serving the area since 1929 with quality Petroleum products 154 257-4440 Petersburg, W.Va. ALT’S FURNITURE Lowell E. Alt - Smitty Alt Brand Name Furniture Mannington Custom Floor Covering Sealy Bedding Phone: 257-4005 Petersburg, West Virginia 155 Sara, Pam, Sheila, Reva CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 from FOX’S PIZZA DEN Over 13 Million Eat-In or Carry-Outl 72 Area Served ______ Why pay more. . .when the best costs less at Fox's Pizza Den! Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday Petersburg Moorefield PIZZA CLUB! $1 OFF! Large or Champ Pizza 257-4342 538-2424 Buy 12 Get 1 FREE NO COUPON NECESSARY Locations! We Cater to Fund Raising Events ... Gift Certificates ... Also, Birthday Parties. We buy the cake and trimmings. 156 Check and Compare ... • Fox’s Prices • Fox’s Quality • Fox’s Friendly Service!!! Schaeffer Funeral Home Inc. J. Blaine Schaeffer Renee Schaeffer Petersburg, WV Phone: 257-4040 Keepsake Diamond Rings Caravelle, Bulova, Accutron Watches Good Luck Graduates” Hank, Glenna, Lisa H. J. DENEAULT JEWELRY CO. HAIR FASHIONS 257-2284 MON.-FRI. SAT. 229-? 9-4 Evening Appointments Available Walk-Ins Welcome Stylists Becky Whetzel Terri Crites Located Across' i From New Courthouse fl SITE’S RESTAURANT Salad Bar Sandwiches and Short Or- ders Remodeled Private Banquet Rooms Air conditioned Phone 257-1088 South Main Street Petersburg, West Virginia HALTERMAN’S HARDWARE BISHOFF’S FLORIST FLOWERS BY BONNIE 257-1976 Electrical Plumbing Tools Paint Sporting Goods Outdoor Living Giftware Toys • Weddings • Funeral Designs • Fresh Cut Flowers • Flower Arrangements • Anniversaries • Bouquets • Corsages • Silks 4 Water St. Petersburg, WV Telephone 257-4552 Petersburg West Virginia 157 A Ackerman. Mark 39 Ackerman. Sherri 42 Ahern. John 18. 48 Alexander. Mall 39 Alexander. Tammy 14. 18. 105 Allanson. David 33, 111 Allanson. Jimmy 33. 119 Allanson. Matt 39 Allen. Eric 30. 92. Ill, 115. 117, 120 Alt. Christina 42. 121 Alt. David 42 Alt. Denver 18. 27. 88. 90 Alt. Eddie 36 Alt. Gina 39 Alt. Ginger 36. 79 Alt. Jamie 42 Alt. Jenny 39 Alt. Kenny 39 Alt. Kent 36. 111. 120 Alt. Mark 42 Alt. Patricia 33. 49 Alt. Richard 18. 27. Ill Alt. Robin 3. 18. 27. 52. 64. 65 Alt. Scott 42 Alt. Shaun 30. 48. Ill Alt. Shawna 36 Alt. Suella Watts 66. 92 Alt. Tammy 36. 49 Armentrout, Matt 39. 130 Ault. Nick 36. 49 Ault. Sebrett 30. 48. 62. 64. 65 Axel. Tammy 39 Ayres. Becky 39 B Baer. Jason 33, 119, 123 Baer. Sara 42 Batch. Marian 18 Barger. Brandon 33 Barger. Crystal 39 Barger. Melissa 36 Barr. Beth 30. 64 Barr. Brent 42 Barr. Donnie 33. 118. 119 Barr, Jackie 33, 64 Barrieck. Joe 42 Bean. Jeff 30 Bell. Sherry 33 Bcnsenhaver. Lee 36, 52. 83 Bensenhaver. Sherry 13. 33. 47. 66 Berg. Alicia 30. 64. 65. 70. 71. 92 Berg. Amanda 33. 47 Berg, Carla 100 Berg. Cindy 18. 48. 60. 103 Berg, Connie 33 Berg. David 16. 18. 48 Berg. Glenn 36. 99 Berg. Jamie 33. 49. Ill, 119 Berg. Janie 42. 121 Berg. Jeff 33 Berg. Julie 33 Berg. Karla 42 Berg. Kelly 18. 27. 46. 48. 91 Berg. Kimberly 39 Berg. Kristy 30. 47. 48. 66. 123 Berg. Marty 39 Berg. Michael 39, 78 Berg. Pete 18. 48. 49 Berg. Scott 33 Berg. Shelly 36 Berg. Stacey 39. 120 Berg. Thanh 36. 64 Berg. Tina 42 Bergdoll. Allen 33. 52 Bergdoll, Jeremy 42 Bible. Baron 39 Bible. Darlene 18. 48. 49 Bible. Deanna 39 Bible. Greg 39 Black. Willy 39. 83. 111. 120 Borror, Michael 13. 42 Borror. Patrick 39 Borror. Paul 27. 49 Borror. Richard 39 Bosley. Bill 30, 92. 115. 122 Boyce. Jim 36. 118. 119 Brake. Chris 33. 120 Bremer. Kathy 30. 52. 53. 64. 65. 92. 93. 99 Brewer. Josh 36. 111. 120 Brill. Bradley 36 Brogan. Missy 19. 46. 52, 86. 94 Brooks. Rachel 33, 113 Brown. Pam 30. 47. 52. 60. 62. 92 Bruce. Erica 11. 13. 36. 66. 121 Bruce. J.C. 36. 64 Brun. Peter 16. 19, 47, 66. 67. 86, 119, 123 Brunelle. David 33 Buddington. John 33, 119, 123 Buddington. Wally 19. 48. 118. 119 Burgess. Brent 3. 30. 119 Burgess. Cheryl 39 Burgess. Donald 36 Burgess. Kendall 36 Burgess. Kenric 39 Burgess. Sandy 5, 13. 30. 52. 60. 66. 92. 113. 122 Burgess. Stacey 19, 27, 48. 74. 103 Burgess. Vicki 39. 121 C Caplinger. Dale 36 Caplinger. Faye 30, 46. 100 Carr. Becky 36. 66. 86 Carr. Cynthia 39 Carr, Eric 33. 49 Carr. Josh 42 Carr. Juneta 33. 69 Carr. Kelly 33 Carr. Kim 33. 36. 52 Carr. Michelle 33 Carr. Missy 47 Carr. Rachel 42. 121 Carr, Ronnie 16. 30, 48, 49 Carr. Teresa 36, 52. 64 Casto. David 42 Casto. Jody 42 Champ. Janet 42 Champ, Jeanette 42 Champ. Stacy 36, 120 Chipley. Julie 39 Chipley. Susan 42 Clark. Christy 39 Clark. Shane 36 Clauze. Jeremy 36, 64. 66. 86 Clay. Natalie 39 Clay. Steve 16. 19 Cline. Regina L. 19. 52 Coblentz. Kevin 30. 48. 92 Coblentz. Michelle 39 Coffield. Kim 19. 52. 94 Coffman. Richard 33 Cole. Holly 30. 52. 92. 112, 113, 122 Combs. Steve 19. 88. 90 Conrad. Brandi 39 Conrad. Rocky 19. 118. 119 Cook. Brent 36 Cook. Brian 30. 48. 49 Cook. Eddie 30. 49. 90 Cook. Jamie 33 Cook. Jodie Michelle 19 Cook. Mark 39. 42 Cook. Melinda 36. 52. 66 Cooper. Amy 30. 46. 52. 64. 113, 122 Cooper. Johnny 33 Cooper. Ricky 33 Crawford. Tracy 33. 64. 65 Crites. Connie 42 Crites. Eric 36, 49. 117 Crites. John 30. 52. 86. 92. 111. 119. 123 Crites. Johnny 30. 90 Crites. Kathy 30. 46. 48 Crites. Kim 36 Crites. Lori 39 Crites. Pam 42 Crites. Tracey 39 Crites. Valerie 42. 121 Crowe. Yvette 30 Cullers. Matthew 42 Curry. Bernice 39 D Daily. Troy 36 Davis. Gerry 30 Davis. Jerry 36 Davis. Karen 33 Dayton. Trent 19. 48 DeMedici. Richard 39 Dean. Sherry 33 Delawder. Lori 16. 19, 47. 48, 60. 62. 64, 75. 103. 123 Denny, Lori 33, 52 Denny. Staci 39 Diehl. Carmilla 42 Dolly. Angel 42 Dolly, Beth 39 Dolly. Marcus 39 Dolly. Melissa 42 Dolly. Shelly 39 Dove. Denise 20, 62, 66 Dove. Sandra 30. 66 Durko. Kim 36, 123 E Earle. Tonya 20, 46 Ebie. Diane 20. 48. 75. 91 Ebie, Kathy 20. 47. 48, 91 Eckard, Jim 39 Eckard. Robert 42 Evans. Allison 33, 52, 66 Evans. Connie 36 Evans. Crystal 36 Evans. David 39 Evans. Fred 33 Evans. Glenna 33, 52 Evans. Heather 39 Evans. Jay 39 Evans. Kim 30. 48 Evans. Lisa Ann 20 Evans. Lori 12, 36 Evans. Matt 13. 20. 48, 91 Evans. Micah 42 Evans. Sheila 30. 48 F Feaster. Allen 20. 48. 64 . 65. 73 Feaster. Barth 30. 46, 48. Ill, 119 Feaster. Beth 33, 64. 65 Feaster. Bill 20. 117 Feaster. Candida 36, 66 Feaster. Daphne 40 Feaster. David 30. 48 Feaster. Michelle 33. 47, 64, 65. 104 Fletcher. Cassy 3. 15. 20, 27. 52. 53, 60. 62, 64. 65. 68, 70. 72. 75. 80, 81. 94 Fouch. Robbie 14, 20, 27. 52. 53. 62. 82. 105, 115. 123, 60 Fouch. Todd 3. 36. 70. Ill, 120 Franz. Jason 42 Freeland. Robbie 36. 49 Freeland. Tina 13, 20 Frye. Barbara 8. 20. 27. 112, 113 Frye. Chris 42. 120 Funk. Jeff 36. 120 Funk. Michelle 21, 46. 48. 74. 107 G Galenski, Ann 21. 48. 91 George. Melissa 42 George. Tommy 36, 111, 120 Ghalib. Shamila 40 Glnder. Brian 16. 30. 64. 66. 67. 86. Ill, 115. 120 Givan. Kim 5. 30. 52. 92. 106. 122 Glass. Richard 33. Ill, 119. 123 Glover. Anne 3. 33. 52. 66. 67. 68. 86. 122 Goldizen. Chad 42 Goldizen. Jeanne 30 Goldizen. Johnny 30. 48. 49 Goldizen. Timothy 33, 52 Grapes. Kevin 33. 119 Grapes. Ronald 30. 48 Greenawalt. Lori 30, 52, 60. 66. 106 Greenawalt. Michele 36. 64 H Hall. Jeremy 42 Hall. Jorge 42 Hall. Mark 34. 49 Hall. Oscar 40 Hall. Sammy 40 Hall. Timmy 30. 49, 90 Hamric, Mark 40, 120 Hanna. Amber 34. 47. 66. 113. 121 Hardy. Eric 30. 48 Harman. Crystal 36 Harman. Glenn 42 Harman. Marc 37, 111, 120. 123 Harman. Melissa 14, 21. 27. 52. 64. 105 Harman. Micheal 40 Harman. Richie 37, 49. 84 Harman. Ryan 37, 117, 120 Harris. Beth 30, 47. 48. 92. 103 Harris, Mary 42 Hartman. Teddy 40 Haslacker. Holly 13, 30, 52, 66 Haslacker. Kimberly 40, 121 Haslacker. Robbie 40 Haslacker. Stefanle 30. 66, 92. 113, 121 Hastings. Becky 74 Hawk. Jeremy 37. 49, 111 Hawk. Misty 42 Hawk. Rhonda 37 Hawk. Tracy 37. 64 Heavener. Cindy 42. 100 Heavener. Eric 30 Heavner. Regina 37, 78 Hedrick. Bryan 34, 117 Hedrick. Charlotte 30, 46 Hedrick. Jay 37. 49 Hedrick. Leroy 31. 48, 111 Hedrick. Lisa Rohrbaugh 66 Hedrick. Mark 21 Hedrick. Mindy 42. 105 Hedrick. Ricky 37 Hedrick. Tamra 43 Hedrick. Timothy 37, 49 Hefner. Brian 40, 85 Hefner. Julie 2. 34. 70. 71. 81. 122 Helmick. Bradley 34. 52. 119, 123 Helmick. Greg 40 Helmick. Rodney 40 Hendrickson. Michele 34. 64 Hendrickson. Nikki 43 Hicklin. Leon 43 Hicklin. Roger 31, 48 Hill. Jonathan 40 Hilliard. Rodney 31. 90 Hines, George 21, 48 Hines. Kevin Shad 40 Hines. Lori 31. 46 Hines. Shane 37 Hinkle. Ronda 37. 52. 64. 70. 71 Hinkle. Sherry 31. 64. 65. 104 Hinkle. Tonia 43 Hiser. Amanda 40, 121 Hiser, Angela 31, 48, 52, 64. 68 Hiser. J.R. 43. 101 Hoover. Alexia 40 Hoover. Terri 31. 66 Hope. Amy Nelson 23. 102 Hose. Gina 43 Hose. Randy 40 Hott. John Paul 15. 21. 27. 70. 72. 79. Ill, 117 Hottlc. Billy 37 Huffman. Brock 31. 90 Huffman. Todd 37 Humphrey. Denise 34. 64 I Iddings, Jim 36, 37 Idleman. Krista 40 Idleman, Tammy 31, 48, 64. 65, 89 Iman. Billy 37 Iman, Crystal 43 Iman. Debbie 5. 21. 106 Iman. Paula 37. 66 Iman. Todd 43 Inskeep. Jared 16. 37, 52. 120 Inskeep. Kim 31. 74 Inskeep. Stacie 37, 64. 69 Inskeep, Stephanie 37 J Jaffri. Anlecb 40. 100 Jensen. Katrina 40 Jones. Kelley 31. 111. 117 Jones. Matthew 43 Judy. Debra 34 Judy, Melissa 37, 47 Judy. Michelle 21. 52. 60. 61. 64. 96 Judy. Patrick 34. 49 Judy. Sherry 37, 64 Judy. Stephanie 43 Junkins, Cathy 31, 64. «2. 113 K Kasmier. Shelby 40 Katona, Phillip 37 Kelly. Alison 43 Law. Heather 34. 47 Leatherman. Rhonda 43 Leatherman. Terre 43 Legg. Chuck 37 Lloyd. Douglas 40 Lofton. Patricia 31 Lofton. Tony 34. 111 Lonas. Jonathan 37. 49 Lonas, Valarie 40 Long. Debbie 37 Long. Jason 43 Long, Jeremy 43 Long. Robert 31 Lyons. Ed 37 Kelly. Erin 37. 64. 86 Kepllnger. Aaron 40. 85 Kcplinger. Dale 14. 21. 64. 105 Kepllnger. Jeanette 37. 64 Kepllnger. Julia 34 Kcplinger. Kamela 43 Keplinger. Krista 43 Kcplinger. Linda 37 Keplinger. Mac 43 Keplinger. Michael 31, 34. 117 Keplinger. Patricia 37, 66 Keplinger. Paul 37. 49. 120 Keplinger. Sherry 31. 48 Keplinger, Wilma 34 Kcsner, Charles 21. 49. 90 Kesner. G.W. 37 Kesner. Greg 31, 49. 92 Kesner. James 40 Kesner. Jeffrey 43 Kesner. Kim 40. 43, 121 Kesner. Mark 34 Kesner. Melisa 37 Kesner. Nikki 43 Kesner. Ricky 43 Kesner. Scott 37 Kesner. Tammy 14, 21, 27. 28. 52, 64. 65, 105 Kessel. Aaron Sammy 43 Kessel. Josh 40. 101 Kessel. Kami 21. 89 Kessel. R.T. 43 Kessel. Sam 13 Kelterman. Arno 43 Kctterman. Becky 34, 81 Ketterman. Brock 37 Ketterman. Dwayne 43 Ketterman. Jamie 37. 49 Ketterman. John 40 Ketterman. Keith 31, 48 Ketterman. Loretta 37. 78 Kidwell. Bobby 43 Kidwell. Larry 40 Kile. Allen 40 Kile. Dwayne 34. 37 Kile. Jeanie 102 Kile. Matthew 40 Kile. Regena Jeanie 22 Kile. Tomma 37 Kimble. Allan 31 Kimble. Amy 43 Kimble. Brian 34. 49. 52 Kimble, Connie 34 Kimble. Crystal 37, 66 Kimble. Danny 34 Kimble. Debbie 40 Kimble. Dina 31. 48. 52. 64. 68 Kimble. Donna 22. 48. 49. 91 Kimble. J.R. 34 Kimble. Jeff 37. 120 Kimble, Jennifer 40, 69 Kimble. Karen 31. 52. 64 Kimble. Larry 40. 43 Kimble. Lorie 43 Kimble. Mark 43 Kimble. Michael 31 Kimble. Steven 43 Kimble. Valori 43 Kirby. Eddie 43. 130 Kisamore. Becky 34 Kite. Bobby 40 Kitzmiller. Cheryl 37. 64. 65 Kitzmiller. Krista 34, 47 Kitzmiller. Steve 34 Kline. Janice 94 Kline. Steve 37 Koontz. Tom 31. 82. 111. 122 Kuykendall. Andrew 37 Kuykendall. Bridget 40. 121 Kuykendall. Heidi 31. 52. 64 Kuykendall. Josh 22. 27. 52, 53. 60, 61. 62. 72. 94 Kuykendall. Lynette 37. 49. 64, 123 L LaBossiere. Michele 37. 52, 69 lambert. Sonia 37, 52. 64 Lambert, Tonia 14. 22. 27. 48. 52. 64. 65. 72. 74. 105 Landis. Jodie 37. 52. 64 Landis. Lori 31, 60. 66, 92 Landis. Mark 34. 111. 123 Landis. Philip 40 Law. Chad 37. 119 M Mace. Tammy 22 Mallow. Allen 43 Mallow. Jeff 22. 27. 48. 72. 74. 89. 115. 117 Mallow. Matt 31, 49, 117 Martin. Connie 40 Marlin. Shelly 37, 64 Martin. Steve 22. 48 Mauzy. Amiee 43 Mauzy, Jennifer 34 Mauzy. Joyce 22 Mauzy. Kristy 34. 52. 64. 68 Mauzy. Patricia 22 Mauzy. Tom 31. 48. 106 Mays. Annette 31, 48. 91 McCartney. Carrl 34. 47. 81 McDaniel. Matt 34. 64. 65. 117 McGuire. Amy 31. 47. 48, 60 McGuire. Rebecca 43 McLamara. Kim 31 Meek. Michael 34 Meek. Mike 33. 111. 115. 117. 120 Merryman. Diane 40 Miller. Sheldon 37, 49. 64 Miller. Timothy 37. 46 Minnich. Gary 43 Minnich. Jay 22. 27, 29. 46. 52. 60. 62. 64. 73. 85, 123, 130 Mitchell. Shirley 34. 66 Mongold. Crystal 43. 121 Mongold. Jeremy 43 Mongold. Kim 3. 37, 52, 121 Mongold. Lisa 40 Mongold. Lori 37. 52. 66. 86 Mongold. Sara 31. 46. 47. 48, 60 Mongold. Scoftie 37 Mongold. Tammy 34. 64. 100 Mongold. Tanya 43 Mongold. Tonya 43 Moreland. David 31, 90 Mowry. Jonathan 40 Mowry. Richard 37, 52. 64 Moyers. Donald Butch 37. Ill Moyers. Marcee 22. 27, 52. 64. 65, 72. 94, 96 Moyers. Mike 40 Moyers. Richard 44 Moyers. Tonya 41 Mumpower. Jamy 44 Mumpower. Rodney 22. 48, 89, 111 Myers. Shawn 44 Myers. Shelia 37 N Nascembeni. Shawn 47 Nazelrodt, Charles 31. 48 Nazelrodt. Mark 37, 49 Neff. Doug 23. 48. 70. Ill Nelson. Clint 37 Nelson. Kelly 3. 23. 27. 46. 48. 70. 107 Nicol, Jay 37. 66. 111 Nielsen. Hans 41 Norwood. Jeanette 34. 47. 66, 81. 86. 122 o Oates. Jerry 31, 48 Oates. Tony 37 Olache, Christine 34. 64 Ours. Belinda 41 Ours. Brian 44 Ours, Cheryl 23, 48. 123 Ours. Corena 23. 27, 46. 96 Ours. Donna 34. 47. 64. 65 Ours. Galen 44 Ours. Jason 44 Ours. Joyce 9. 23. 47. 75 Ours. Kevin 34 Ours. Lori 38. 52. 64. 121. 123 Ours. Lynn 38. 78 Ours. Mark 23. 27. 49. 103. 115 Ours. Marty 23. 48. 118. 119 Ours. Matt 41 Ours. Melanie 34. 47. 113 Ours, Mitchell 38 Ours. Randy 49 Ours, Rebecca 34 Ours. Reggie 31. 47. 64 Ours. Roger 23. 48. 49. 102 Ours. Shay 44. 101 Ours. Sherry 31, 89 P Parker, Stacy 34, 60. 64. 65, 82 Parsons. Randy 38 Pennington. David 41 Pennington. Elvis 38 Pennington. Leroy 44 Pennington. Wesley 44 Peters. Adam 31. 92. 115 Phares. Eric 38 Phares, Herb 23. 48 Phares. Malinda 38 Phares. Shannon 38 Phillips. Debbie 41 Porter. Beth 30. 31. 52. 64. 65. 80. 92 Porter. Chad 44 Porter. Dee Dee 23. 48. 91. 123. 130 Porter. Suenette 41. 121 Poston. Tommy 23 Potts. Irk 34. 49 Puffenbarger. Jenny 38, 66. 69. 123 Puffenbarger. Karen 24. 27. 46. 47. 60. 96 Puffenbarger. Kathy 31. 48 Pyle. Jill 34. 47. 81 R Raines. Chad 36. 38. Ill Ratliff. Mark 24. 49. Ill Redman. Crystal 44 Redman. Tarina 34, 47 Reed. Pam 38 Reel. David 44 Reel. Jody 35. 64 Reel. Steven 41 Reel. Todd 31 Rexrode. Amy 44 Rexrode. Bryant 41. 120 Rexrode. Connie 31. 48 Rexrode. Sonya 44 Rexrode. Suenette 9. 24. 52. 64. 65. 69 Rexrode. Tamey 41 Reynolds. Danny 31, 111, 117 Reynolds. Debbie 44, 121 Reynolds. Larry Chad 35. Ill Rhea. Laura 41 Rhodes. Randy 41 Riggleman. Billy 44 Riggleman. Bucky 32. 70. Ill, 117. 119 Riggleman. Patty 35. 52 Riggleman. Randy 41 Riggleman, Tonia 44 Riggleman. Vicki 38 Roby. Bill 32. 48 Roby. Candi 24. 27. 60. 61. 62. 64. 68. 70. 94. 96 Roby. Kimberly 41, 69 Rodgers. Dale 44 Rohrbaugh. Andy 48, 64. 73 Rohrbaugh. Brad 38. 64 Rohrbaugh. Brenda 35 Rohrbaugh. Christine 35, 66 Rohrbaugh. Cindy 9. 32 Rohrbaugh. Dale 32. 49 Rohrbaugh. Eric 44 Rohrbaugh. Jason 41, 44 Rohrbaugh. Jeff 38. 79 Rohrbaugh. Jo Ann 44 Rohrbaugh. Laurie 38, 64. 69. 123 Rohrbaugh. Lisa 32, 38, 64 Rohrbaugh. Mark 35, 117 Rohrbaugh. Michelle Smith 24. 27. 60. 70. 75 Rohrbaugh. Rebecca 44 Rohrbaugh. Rodney 32 Rohrbaugh. Todd 44 Rohrbaugh. Tommy 41 Rohrbuagh. Kenneth 24 Roth. Aaron 35, 64. 120. 122 Rotruck, Dale 38 Rotruck. Marie 41 Routt. Robby 44. 120 Rumer, Derrick 44 Rumer. Stacey 38 Rumer. Tim 24, 60. 61. 62. 123 Runion. Mike 35. 49. Ill s Secrist, Lisa 38. 52. 60 Shadrick. Chris 5, 24, 106 Shanholtz. Gary 44 Shanholtz, Jeff 44 Shanholtz. Joe 38 Shanholtz. Laura 35 Sharp. Leslie 35, 52. 64, 65 Sharp. Tammy 14. 24. 52. 64. 65. 105 Shears. Fred 44 Shears. Roy 32. 90 Sherman. Fred 38. 52 Sherman. Patti 38, 52. 64. 82 Sherman. Todd 44 Shillingburg. Robbie 35. 119 Shirk. Pam 38 Shoemaker. Junior 38 Shook. Misty 32. 64. 92 Shrader. Chris 41 Shreve. Cathy 32, 64. 65. 69 Shuman. Brian 35, 52. 119. 123 Shuman. Kristen 38. 52, 121 Simmons. Allen 32. 92 Simmons. Norman Buddy 38 Simon. Shelly 35 Simpson. Nancy 32. 90 Simpson. Sheila 44 Sinnett. Kelly 4. 24. 48. 102 Sisler. Cindy 9. 38 Sites. Collin 32, 90 Sites. Dwayne 44 Sites. Kelly 7. 8. 30. 32. 92. 93. 115. 117 Sites. Kevin 24 Sites. Lysle 24. 49. 88. 90 Sites. Missy 38. 52. 66. 121 Sites, Shannon 32. 48 Sites. Shawn 41 Sites. Stacey 41 Sites. Stephen 44 Sites. Steve 35. 64. 122 Skiles. Melissa 25. 46. 47. 52. 60. 64. 65. 75. 96 Smith. Allen 111 Smith. Dana 3. 25. 48. 49. 62. 64. 65. 106 Smith. Johnnie 25. 48 Smith. Kelly 16. 25. 27. 46. 52. 60. 62. 75. 80. 96 Smith. Melissa 25. 28. 41. 52. 85 Smith. Scott 32. 48. 49. Ill, 117. 118, 119 Smith. Shane 38. Ill Smith. Starla 35. 64. 69 Smith. Susie 14. 25. 29. 52. 65. 72. 105 Smith. Tresa 44 Smith. Treva 44 Snell. Eli 41. 120 Snell. Seth 30. 32. 49. 86. 92. 99. 101. 122 Snyder. Kelly 32. 92 Snyder. Stacey 9. 25. 48. 111. 119 Snyder. Yvonne 35. 52. 64 Snyder. Zona 25. 46. 49. 52. 60. 62. 64 South. Jenny 38 South. Jim 25 Sperling. Jeremy 44 Spicer. Rachel 41 Staley. Richard 38. 52. Ill Stephens. Kristi 35. 52. 68 Steyer. Shane 38 Stump. Brent 41 Stump. Calvin 44 Stump. Curt 44 Stump. Kathy 44 Stump. Rex 32. 48 Stump. Robyn 41 Stump. Toni 41 Sturgill. Benny 32. 47, 122 Sullivan. Larry 35, 49, 117 Suthard. Gordon 38 Suthard. James 38 Swick. Chuck 16. 25. 48. 102 Swick. Craig 38 Swick. David 41 Swick. J.T. 14. 25. 27. 79, 105. 117 Swick. Lori 38 Swlck. Marsha 25. 46. 48. 60. 103, 105 Swick. Penny 38. 52 Swick, Rodney 44 T Taylor. Michael 14. 26. 27. 29. 74. 105. 117 Taylor. Rodney 35 Taylor. Will 2. 33. 35. 70. 117. 120. 121 Thomas. Jennifer 38. 123 Thomas. Julie 44 Thompson. Paulette 38. 66. 121 Thompson. Rachel 26. 101 Thompson. Robert 5. 26. 64. 65. 69. 73. 85. 86 Thompson. Todd 32. 48. 119, 130 Thorne, Aaron 26, 64, 111. 116, 117, 118, 119 Thorne. Angie 44 Thorne. Becky 32 Thorne. Bradley 38 Thorne. Bryant 26. 27. 64. 73. 92. 111. 117 Thorne. Debbie 38 Thorne. Rodney 38 Thorne. Scottie 16, 32, 48 Travis. Christine 35. 78 Travis. Loren 32 Travis. Scott 26. 48. 49 Tritsch. Bradley 35, 49, 120 Turner. Bruce 41 Turner, Crystal 35 Turner. David 41 Twlgg. Scott 41 u Urich. Amy 44 V VanFleet. Becky 35 VanMeter Parry 35 VanMeter. Betty 35 VanMeter. Bobby 32 VanMeter. Brenda 26 VanMeter. Dale 41 VanMeter. Michael 44 VanMeter. Robert 38 VanMeter. Shawn 44 Vance. Amy 44 Vance. Angela 44 Vance. Chad 41. 120 Vance. Christina 32. 48. 64. 65 Vance. Dusty 38 Vance. Mary Lynn 32 Vance, Matt 38 Vance. Sarah 38 Vance, Suprenia 26. 46. 47. 48. 64, 70. 72. 75. 91 Vance. Tammy 41, 79 Vance. Trad 33. 35. 49. Ill Vandernoot. Eric 38. 52 Viola. Jeremy 44 w Waddy. Bill 38 Waldman. Tracy 38. 52. 121 Waldron. Kim 38 Waldron. Randy 35 Watts. Beth 38. 52 Watts. Debra 32. 47. 60 Watts. Jacob 44 Watts. Jennifer 38, 52 Watts. Jessica 35. 52 Watts. Joey 26. 27. 48. 70. 72. 111 Watts. Julie 32. 52 Watts. Lee 41 Watts. Seymour 44 Watts. Suella 32 Watts. Terry 26. 27. 48 Weasenforth. Donald 35 Weasenforth, Lake 38 Weasenforth. Laramie 44 Weasenforth, Tracy 44 Weatherholtz. Lester 38 Wcdenoja. Dennis 35 Weese. Dana 32, 47. 48. 91 Wcese. Frankie 41 Weese. Kristi 41. 69 Weese. Randy 44. 120 Weese. Rodncll 44 Weese. Rodnina 44 Wheeler. Jeromey 3, 33. 35, 52. Ill, 120 Whetzcl. Andrew 41 Whetzel. Beckie 41 Whetzcl. Beth 44 Whetzel. Billy 35. 49 Whetzel, Christopher 44 Whetzel. Delmas 26, 102 Whetzel. Denise 41 Whetzel. Jack 38. Ill Whetzel. Jeff 38 Whetzel, Jonathan 41 Whetzel. Larry 74 Whetzel. Stacey 32. 90 Whetzel. Timmy 32 Whetzel, Tom 35 Wilfong. Bradley 35 Wilkinson. Amy 32. 52. 92 Will. Barbara 32, 46. 113 Will. John 26. 48. 123 Williams, Dave 48 Williams. David 27 Wills. April 44. 101 Wills. Brian 32. 120. 121 Wilson. Danica 32. 47. 48. 64, 72 Wilson. Danny 16. 38. 66. 86. 120, 122 Wilson. Donica 47 Wilson. Monica 44 Wimer, Danny 44. 100 Wimer. James 32. 49. 90 Wolfe. Connie 35 Woods. John 44 Wratchford. Angie 44 Wratchford. Larry 35. 87 Wratchford. Leslie 35, 52 Wratchford. Melissa 27 Wratchford. Michael 32, 48 Wratchford. Velvet 38 Wright. Sabrina 38. 64 Y Yokum. Jeff 10. 32. 47. 64. 86 Z Zinda. Mike 44 1987 Petro Schola Presented by: Editor: Candi Roby Business Manager: Lori Delawder Advisor: Yvonne Rowland Staff: Cindy Berg, Kristy Berg, Parr Brown, Sandy Burgess, Lori De- lawder, Tonya Earle, Cassy Flet- cher, Robbie Fouch, Lori Greenaw- alt, Michelle Judy, Josh Kuykendall Lori Landis, Amy McGuire, Jay Minnich, Sara Mongold, Stacy Parker, Karen Puffenbarger, Candi Roby, Michelle Robrbaugh, Tim Rumer, Lisa Seacrist, Missy Skiles, Kelly Smith, Marsha Swick, and Debra Watts. Published by: Walsworth Publishin Company, Marceline, Missouri. Company representative was Bill Pugh, Jr. Special thanks to Tom Henke, Mike Mauzy, Bill Fouch and the staff of the Grant County Press for their photographic contributions. WAU.WORTH Kt'HI IsHINt; CXMII'ANT M ARCXIINf MIUOI RI MU