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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

Anne Glover is oil smiles os she rides through The yearbook staff is busy the Homecoming Parade with Stocey UUhetzel. sorting lost year's book. Aaron Roth and Greg Bible march proudly with the bond. Students at the pep roily stand to show pride for the football team. 2 student life . . . heard it -------------------through— the grapevine HS Students represent the school uiell. By participating in group organizations, they bring spirit and pride to our school. They are involved in activities such as yearbook, band, cheerleading, and chorus or support school activities such as dress-up days and special spirit days. Chorus sells balloons to raise money for trip to Disney UUorld where they participated in Magic Music Days, celebrating the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution. - student life 3 Matt McDaniel catches some air doing a spread eagle jump. Laramie Weasenforth and Brent Barr go all out for Camouflage Day at PHS. The crowd cheerfully supports our foot- Lee Bensenhover concentrates during on boll team. exam. Rmber Hanna signs a friend's yearbook. Dina Kimble ond Rnne Glover dress up for Foot-Ball day while Kim Mongold, Mel- issa Smith, and Rngela Hiser escort them down the hall. 4 student life . . . heard student life through the grapevine his year at PHS, students enjoyed ev- I erything from raisin 'school spirit to raisin' commotion, from raisin' funds to raisin' eyebrows, ond from raisin' grades to raisin' hoir to new heights. Find through oil this raisin' , they rea- ched for goals, dreams, friendship, ond the fu- ture. , I.. -:i Lisa Mongold ploys the tubo for the Viking Bond. Dusty Vonce attends the 4-H Awards Ceremony. Crystal Cvons enjoys the 1987 Petro-Schoio. 5 6 student life . . . heard it through the grapevine t cannot be said that Petersburg High School students are not active. Throughout the school year, students participate in many activities. ULIhile some students enjoy skiing, others enjoy attending dances, watch- ing assemblies, or helping to beautify our school. Clint Nelson, Becky Vonfleet, Cric Vandernoot, and Jona- than UUhetzel attentively watch an assembly. Benny Sturgill places fifth in the UJest Virginia Gover- nor’s Cup Race held annually at Canaan Valley Resort. student life 7 Brian Ginder. Rdam Peters, Kelly Sites. Seth Snell, Beth Porter, and Kim Givan put Pinal touches on homecoming float. 8 student life Missy Sites watches intently. Kothy Stump waits to re- ceive her 1987 yearbook. Becky Carr soys, ‘’Leon on me, Jeremy Clauze. . . . heard it ----------------------through the grapevine riends play an important part in ever- It may be hard for seniors to say goodbye, but rm yone's life whether young or old. Most it helps to know that friends ore friends forev- friendships are started as young children er. LUe may go our separate ways, but friends playing together. Through the years the bonds are kept dose at heart, of friendship strengthen. The friends we make at school usually stick with us through thick or thin and throughout our lives. The Senior Advisory Committee discusses Jeff Vokum. Jason Franz, and Gary Min- uuhich announcements to order for gradu- nich attended the 4-H awards ceremony, ation. The Foreign €xchange Student. Cecile Degee. talks to Sherry Hinkle during the Homecoming Parade. Beth Barr vieuus microfilm to get informa- tion for her term paper. 10 student life . . . heard it through the grapevine I I earclit through the grapevine that com- munity work is important to PHS stu- dents. Several students from English dosses volunteered to spend an evening ot the nursing home. For the nursing home resi- dents, a spelling bee mode an entertaining and on exdting evening. Carrie McCartney, Jeanette Norwood, flnne Glover, and participated in the spelling bee at Bill Bosley were among a group of students who the nursing home. Christine Oloche is going to get writer's cromp. Todd Reel and Davy Moreland look eager to go to class. Donico Wilson shows her wild side. Seventh graders wait to re- ceive their award certificates. 12 student life . . . heard it through the grapevine tudents at PHS begin as slightly fri- ghtened seventh-graders. Rfter six years of studying, they graduate to the ' 'real uuorid. Rt PHS they gain the knowledge to fulfill life's roles such as going to college and getting jobs. They will use this knowledge the rest of their lives. Seniors Johnny Goldizen, Rex Stump, Brent Burgess, and Stacey UUhetzel get surprised by the camera. Brandi Conrad and Kristi UJeese clouun around. JC Bruce Student Assis- tant plays an important role in keeping the school clean. GRANT COUNTV LIBRARY student life 13 PETERSBURG, WEST VIRQINtA 14 mr. and miss petro schola Mr. Petro Scholo Bill Bosley Miss Petro Scholo Holly Cole Bosley end Cole Selected Mr. end Miss Petro Scholo . . . heard it if ‘'I +' through the grapevine I I I pledge myself to uphold the highest I purpose of the Notional Honor Soci- ety to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word and deed the ideas of my school and my life. To be a member of the Notional Honor So- ciety, one must be a Junior or a Senior, have the approval of the faculty council, maintain a 3.3 grade average or better, and show char- acter, leadership and service. The purpose of the society is to ' 'hold up its four objectives before the entire school as goals toward which all should strive. student life 15 Rdam Peters: President. Wil- liam Bosley: Vice-President, Kim Givan: Secretary. Kelly Jones is honored during the Academic Aiuards Cere- mony. Beth Harris. Beth Porter. Pom Brown, Stefonie Haslacker. Kelly Simmons, Holly Cole. UJilliam Bosley, Kelly Sites. Snyder, Suello flit. Alicia Berg. Kim Givan. Kothy Bremer. Kevin Adorn Peters. John Crites, Amy Wilkinson, Cric Al- Coblentz. Misty Shook. Lori Landis. Seth Snell, Cathy Junkins, Allen len. Sondy Burgess. everyone enjoys slow dancing at the Nikki Hendrickson can't find Homecoming Donee. the right book. Kristi Berg models her eve- ning gown during the se- nior high beauty contest. Shown flit and Komelo Keplinger soy Howdy . 16 student life . . . heard it through the grapevine uring the tall of the year, PHS is flour- tions to raise money for the Junior doss. Both f J ishing uuith opportunities for students to partidpate. The season begins with football games on Friday nights. After the game students attend the football donees. Another important event is the beauty con- test, which is sponsored by various organiza- the contestants and the audience anticipate the winners. Viking supporters hope for o victory. Kim Mongold, the Sopho- more princess, rides through the porode. Heather law appears to be o singer during the beauty contest. student life 17 Viking Band entertains Boron Roth looks ahead os he ploys the drums. The banner of the PHS Vi- king Bond. Bond Officers: Cathy Jun- kins, Sec.; Dino Kimble, Trees.; Cothy Shreve, Pres.; Rmy Cooper, V. Pres.; Melisso Smith, Fresh. Rep.; Cheryl Kitzmil- ler. Soph. Rep.; Mott McDaniel, Jr. Rep. Carrie Harmon is concen- trating on her music. Rifle squad (L. to R.) Rhonda Hinkle, Gina Rlt, Tracy Crocuford, Rlico Berg, Julie Chipley, Sonio Lambert, and Sherry Judy. 20 band (L .toft.) Jeff Yokum, Cathy Junk ins, Bmy Cooper, fteggie Ours. Christina Vonce, Misty Shook, Horen Himble, Beth Borr, Beth Porter. 2nd Bouj: Hotrino Jensen, Him Hoslocker, Toni Stump. Shelly Martin, Michelle Greenoujoit, Sunette Porter, Jennifer Himble, Christine Oloche, Cheryl Hitzmiller, Teresa Corr. 3rd Bouj: Scott Tujigg, Joe Gerstell, Him Hesner, Von Snyder. Shelly Dolly. Melisso Smith, Beckie UJhetzel, fthondo Houjk, Jackie Borr, Crin Helly. 4th Bouj: Jeremy Clouze. ftichord Mouury, Steve Sites, Sheldon Miller, Chris Shrader, Mark Cook, Stacey Berg, Boron Heplinger, Liso Mongold. Top: J. C. Bruce, Mott McDaniel, Sobrino UJright, Boron Both, Jodi Landis, Greg Bible. James Hesner, and Thanh Berg. Colorguord: (Bk. Bouj) Bimee Mouzy, Michelle Fe aster, Lourie Bohrbough, Hr is to Idlemon, Don- na Ours, Cheryl Burges, Michelle Hendrickson. Lynette HuyHendoll, Jody Beel, Hristy Mouzy, Storlo Smith. (Front) Cathy Shreve. Co-Captain; Hathy Bremer. Sherry Hinkle, Sebrett Bult. Tom- my Idlemon, Captain. band 21 The 1st Viking Select Chorus. The Limited edi- tion. 1st Rom: Hristi Berg, Chorolette Hedrick, Christina Vonce. Jeanette Nor mood, Lori Greenomoit, Blli- son Cvons, Sandy Burgess, Bnne Glover, Suello Bit, Paulette Thompson, Mrs. Glover. 2nd Born: Shirley Mitchell, Lori Landis, Debbie Voung, Dean- no Bible, Donny UJilson, Jim Boyce, Christy Bohrbough, Vickie Burgess, Holly Haslacker, Me- linda Cook, Him Boby. 3rd Bom: Becky Carr, Lori Mongold, Michelle Coblentz, Candida feoster, Jared Inskeep, Jeremy Clouze, Gmen Vokum, Mel- issa Sites, Him Hoslocker, Bmber Honno. 4th Bom: Valerie Lonos, Hristi UJeese, Rachel Spicer, Him Berg, Brian Himble, Brian Ginder, Joy Nicol, Hotrino Jenson, Stefonie Hoslocker, and Connnie Martin. 22 chorus Chorus entertains students, community, church, and civic organizations PHS Jr. High Chorus. Jim Boyce, Jeanette Norwood, Sandy Burgess and Melinda Cook represented PHS at All-State Chorus. Viking spirit shows ot the 1988 Homecoming. Kevin Yokum and Rnne Glover ocuoit the crowning of the queen. Jr- reP- Rnne Glover; Soph, rep., him Mongold; fresh, rep., Melisso Smith. 24 homecoming homecoming 25 The court oujoits the an- nouncement of the 1988 Sujeetheort Queen. Holly Cole, uuith her escort Bill Bosley, ujqs croiuned Sujeetheort Queen. 26 sweetheart dance Many dances held at PHS flaron Roth, Jenny Himble, Steven Sites, and Cheryl Hitzmiller ore just tujo of the many Jenny Mouzy appears to be having o good couples who attended the Sweetheart Donee. time dancing with Melvin UJillioms. Royce Plougher takes time out from dancing with Sta- cey Inskeep to look ot the camera. Christina Vance, The 1988 Snow Queen, and her es- cort, Denver Rlt. Dino Himble pays close at- tention os the 1987 Sweetheart Queen, Helly Smith crowns Holly Cole, the new 1988 Sweetheart Queen. band dance 27 1988 Prom Theme: Tonight I Celebrate 988 prom queen Kristi Berg and her es- Prom 88 proved to be o great success. The many couples ujho chose to attend hod cort Mark Mongold. time. 28 prom (L to R) Lori Delowder, Clark Liller, Rngelo Hiser, Dwayne Hedrick, Queen Kristi Berg, Mark Mongold. Dino Kimble, r Scottie Smith, Holly Cole. Bill Bosley, Donico UJilson. and Neil Judy. Cveryone seems to be hav- ing o great time. prom 29 30 beauty contest •JT 1 7 1986-87 Sr. High Queen, Michele Hendrickson helps to announce this year 's contestants. Jr. High Queen, Tonya Hinkle and her court. 1st Runner-Up, Brandi Hahn and 2nd Runner-Up, Jenny Kimble. Sr. High Queen, Starla Smith with her court. 1st Runner-Up, Rnnette Mays and 2nd Runner-Up Rhonda Hinkle. PHS holds onnuol Beauty Contest Storlo Smith takes over the throne as the neuj Senior High Queen. Tonya Hinkle crouuned 1988 Jr. High Queen. WR '' WAW AW.VAWI •••;, i� Jodi Bible shouus oft her ca- sual outfit. This is Heidi Huydendall in her casual look. Rnne Glover announces the contestants. (vV V.V .V.';V.'.i V Y7V tea FmViVWiV • V i HHV MI � A « ♦ f M «f� M 4 . Vftv ;V V -ViV.v y M M' h 'V'� J� � '' •� «'♦ i J • ■ • � 11M V I, tr umtmtW 4 A M M I « � Jj beauty contest 31 PHS students receive ciuuords for yearly accomplishments. Melissa Sites has enjoyed her year in 4- H. Ulinners of Che Golden Horseshoe ore (LtoR) Dennis Schell. Volori Kimble, and Joson Frantz. Rten Simmons receives on award for maintaining the highest grade overage in the post two yeors in both Physics and Chemistry. Rmanda Stump ond her sister Paula enjoy the 4-H meeting. Brandi Hahn receives a science award for highest average. 32 students recieve awards Winners of the Voice of Democracy ivere : Rmy Wilkinson, 5th place, Bill Bosley, 4th place, Rlli- son €vons. 2nd place, Beth Wotts, 3rd place, and Rnne Glover, 1st place. Rnne Glover placed 1st in local competition and 2nd place in oil of District IV. She ujqs the first 2nd place ujinner to ever be asked to give o speech with the 1st place ujinner at the district banquet. The theme for this year s Voice of De- mocracy contest ujos Rmerico's Liberty- Our Heritage€och contestant ujqs required to prepare and record on tope, on original script, no less than three minutes on.d no more than five. The scripts u ere judged on delivery, origi- nality, and content. 34 students recieve awards PHS students receive awards Jason Sites receives on award. Dusty Vance and Rllison Cvans receive 4- H awards. Seth Snell was a regional winner in the National Rifle Rssociation Scholarship Program. He was awarded with $250 to attend the Notional FFR Convention. Valorie Crites receives on academic award. Rllison Cvons was chosen to represent Grant County in the 1988 ' Queen of Hearts ’ 'pageant held in Buchannon, January 22-24. She was one of the top finalists in the state contest. She re- ceived one of the five ’ ’Heart of Gold' ‘ awards for a winning essay. students recieve awards 35 English students travel to New €ngland States and Washington, D.C. These students are standing in front of o Paul Revere statue with the Old North Church in the background. Students traveling to New England: Lori Denny, Michele Hendrickson, Jessica UJotts, Juneto Corr, Kristi Stephens, Kristy Mauzy, Storlo Smith, Brian Kimble, Mark Landis, Patrick Judy, Matt McDaniel, Jody Reel, Tracey Crawford, Steve Kitzmiller, Kevin Ours, Richard Mo wry, Christy Rohrbaugh, Sebrett Rult, Sherry Keplinger, Rmy McGuire, Rngela Hiser, Cathy Junkins, Donica UJilson, Debra Young, Heather Law, Stacey Parker, Cathy Shreve, Jeff Yokum, Shawn Rlt, Pom Brown, and Dina Kimble. Rdults: Beth Bean, Barbara Smith, Jill Rrose, Ron Stephens, Norma Groves, Mary Rlice James, Mary Jane Kite, Rnn See, Pam Tomblin, and Lela Mo wry. Sebrett Rult stands at the base of The Statue of Liberty with New York City in the background. Brian Kimble gives Tracey Crawford a playful kiss at Southside Sea Port in New York. Patrick Judy, Mark Landis, Mrs. Mary Rlice James, Brian Kimble, Rmy McGuire, and Jody Reel dance a jig. Cecile Degee stands in front of the Belgium em- bassy in LUashington, D.C. Students traveling to UJashington D.C.: Chris Poiantz, Jeff Kimble, Mark UUoife, Jonathan UUhetzei. Karon Kepiinger, €li Snell, UUill Black, Brian Hefner, Todd Pouch, Mike Moyers, Connie Bexrode, Holly Hoslocker, Bnne Glover, Gino Bit, Julie Chipley, Michelle LoBossiere, Rhonda Hinkle, Lisa Secrist. Lisa Mongold, Cecile Degee, Morio Rotruk, Suzanne Ritter. Jenny Bit, UUondo Kesner, Connie Martin, Jo Rnn Harmon, Richard Moujry, Rosonne Glover, G UJ Kesner, Leslie Sharp, Lee Bensenhover. Jennifer UJatts, Von Snyder, BethLUotts, Becky UUhetzei, Stocy Pork- er, Fred Sherman, Richard Coffman, Melvin UUil- lioms, and Debbie Voung. Some of the students and Mrs. Harmon take time out of their busy schedule to pose under o cherry tree in full bloom. eng ish trips 37 David Brunette works hard at pointing one of the Vo-tech carpentry buildings. Jr. Business doss is hard at work. 38 vo-tech Vo-tech students excel in odditionol leorning Cddie Cook gets his tools while Do vy Moreland checks out the problem. ’ 'Mud Duck'' Michael LUrotch- ford takes o break. Dole Rohrbough can't decide which vehicle to work on. mm vo-tech 39 Annual Induction of the Notional Honor Society Held John Crites and Kathy Bremer enjoy re- freshments after the induction of the new members. Carrie McCartney walks back after being induc- ted. Rmber Hanna receives her pin from National Honor Society. Chris Broke signs his name to the National Honor Society Book. 40 national honor society New students inducted into the Notional Honor Society. New Members of the Notional Honor Society: Bobbie Long. Soro Mongold, Chris Broke, Rachel Brooks. Juneto Corr, Rllison Cvons, Michelle feoster, Richard Gloss, Rnne Glover, Rmber Hanno, Bryan Hedrick, Brad Helmick, Mark Lan- dis, Carrie McCartney.Mott McDaniel, Mike Meek. Jeanette Norwood, Christine 0'loche. Melanie Ours, Stacy Porker, Potty Rigglemon, Boron Roth, Leslie Sharp, Brian Shuman, Storlo Smith, Kristi Stephens. Rodney Taylor, UJilliom Taylor, and Debbie Young. Parents attend reception after the induction ceremony. national honor society 41 Brian Ginder takes time out to look ot the comero iuhi e giving blood. 42 bbodmobile Gloodmobile visits PHS Lori Greenaujo t looks for some help from up above Cindy Rohrbough and Heidi Huykendoll Lake a break offer giving blood. bloodmobile 43 PHS Chorus performs ot Disney World Melinda Cook, Rnne Glover, Michelle Coblentz, Sandy Burgess, Vicki Burgess, Kim Roby, Jeanette Norwood, and Lori Mongold pose for the camera. Mrs. Glover is ready for the performance. Lori Mongold and Michelle Coblentz take time to goof off. Jay Nicol, Brian Ginder, Danny LUilson, and Lori Mongold show off their big muscles and dark tans. Jeanette Norwood, Rim Roby, Sandy Burgess, Debbie Voung, Rnne Glover, and Melinda Cook practice a few songs. 44 disney world (Bottom L to R) Jay Nicol, Brian Ginder, Lori M on - gold, Michelle Coblentz, and Danny LUilson. (Top i to R) Sandy Burgess. Jeanette Norujood, Me- linda Cook, and Rnne Glover. Music keeps P.H.S. chorus Teelin' olive. disney world 45 Annual Bookfair Visits PHS Denise UJhetzel. fimanda Hiser, and Shelley Dolly look carefully at the selections of books. Suenette Porter spots o book she would like. Uililly Block seems to hove found on inter- esting book. Natalie Cloy picks out o bookmark that she likes. Hristo Idlemon reads the bock of on inter- esting book. bookfair 47 Mock Accident School-Community Project emergency personnel ready Holly Cole before putting her into the ambulance. Firemen attempt to remove Dina Kimble from the bach of the car. 48 mock accident PHS beautification supported by students The stone purchased by the doss of 1988 is care- fully being set into place by the vocational school stu- dents. Shane Clark helps paint a classroom. Jeff Vokum paints his pic- ture of The Canterbury Tales, while Brad Helmick paints his scene from Gone Ulith the UJind. school beautification 49 Varsity cheerleaders: Starla Smith, Kristi Stephens, Jenny Puffenbarger, Anne Glover — Captain, Dina Kimble, Stacy Parker, Angela Hiser, Juneta Carr Jr. High Cheerleaders: row 1: Aimee Mauzy, Jenni- fer Wilkinson row 2: Kristi Weese, Carrie Harman, Amanda Hiser, Brandi Hahn row 3: Nikki Hen- drickson 52 cheerleaders Cheerleaders add pep and pride to our school. Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders get together to raise school spirit lor Homecoming. J.V. Cheerleaders: row 1 Michele Hen- drickson, Michele LaBossiere row 2 Cathy Shreve, Kristy Mauzy row 3 Jeanette Nor- wood, Debbie Anne Clover and Jenny Pulfenbarger say, “To th hoop — two! Despite various weather conditions, the cheerleadei were always lull ol energy at football games. Jeanette Norwood and Michele Hendrickson tak time out to watch the game. cheerleaders 53 Football Football players try to keep from getting too wet by wearing rain sleekers. m welcome to VIKING COUNTRY Kelley Jones. Dan Reynolds, Brian Cinder, Allen Simmons, John Crites, Eric Allen, Bucky Rigglem- an, Scott Smith, Coach Dave Barr, Mike Meek, Jeromey Wheeler, Larry Wratchlord, Chad Reynolds, Parry VanMeter, Jamie Berg, Tony Lofton, Rob Shillingburg, Trainer Doug Turner, Coach Jerry Black, David Brunelle, Brad Helmick, Mark Landis, Mark Rohrbaugh, Eli Snell, Richard Glass, Butch Moyers, Chris Neal, Mike Moyers, Will Black, Mark Harman, Nick Alt, Lee Watts, Chad Vance, Jason Rohrbaugh, Josh Kessel, Shawn Alt, Head Coach Bobby Jack Har- man, Michael Harman, Greg Hel- mick, Philip Landis, Marty Berg, Josh Brewer, Kent Alt, Bryant Rex- rode, Frankie Weese, Robbie Has- lacker, Brian Hefner, and Manager Gary Minnich. Opponent Opp PHS Berkeley Springs 20 6 Franklin 34-20 Northern 27-12 Valley-Bruce 13-21 Hampshire 34-3 Pocahontas 35-12 Tucker 38S Moorefield 35-7 Southern 48-15 Season Record IS The Vikings start first and ten on their own thirty-eight. M llK UI Basketball Looking back at the 1988 basketball season, Coach Lambert comments, “It was both a thrill and a pleasure to work with this year’s team, who accomplished many goals. I am looking forward to next season, and with the right breaks, good things could come our way. The groundwork the seniors of 1988 laid back in the seventh grade gave way to the success achieved this season.” row 1 Rachael Brooks, Melanie Ours, Melissa Sites, Kim Mongold row 2 Amy Cooper, Barb Will, Amber Hanna, Cathy Junkins, Bridget Kuydendall, Holly Cole, Doug Lambert- Coach Opponent Opp PHS Elk Garden 17-63 Circle ville 56-47 Union 25-58 Keyscr 25-56 Franklin 55-56 East Hardy 37-66 Moore ield 32-31 Circle ville 65-63 Tucker Co. 55-63 Hampshire 36-66 Moorefield 34-33 Frankfort 31-53 Franklin 30-55 Keyser 50-59 Frankfort 40-53 Elk Garden 3065 Union 26-61 East Hardy 48-39 Franklin 48-60 Circle ville 72-48 Tucker Co. 56-41 Season Record 14-7 56 girls basketball This year, the girls varsity basketball players made their classmates and the faculty at PHS proud of them. They im- proved last year’s record of 8 wins, 13 losses to 14 wins, 7 losses. As the younger members of the team gain experience, the team is sure to improve. They represent our school well. Melanie Ours shoots lor two. girls basketball 57 Basketball Reflecting on the 87-88 basketball season, Head Coach Jerry Black stated, “This past season I’m sure was not only frustrating for me but also for the players. We had a 10-12 record of which most of the games were very close, and we also had opportunities to win. I was very proud of the players for playing as a team through good times and bad.” He added, “To improve on next season we have to develop more of an inside game and improve our shot selection, both of which will help improve our shooting percentage.” row 1 Bryan Hedrick, Eric Allen, Will Taylor, Bradley Tritsch, Bill Bosley row 2 Head Coach Jerry Black, Aaron Roth, Kelly Sites, Adam Peters, Brian Cinder, Mike Meek, Coach Dave Barr 58 boys basketball Opponent Opp PHS Tucker 74-77 East Hardy 59-56 Circle ville 64-49 Moorefield 42-58 Southern 53-50 Hampshire 57-64 Musselman 52-55 Moorefield 35-50 Franklin 54-44 Union 57-69 Hampshire 41-32 Southern 60-50 Circle ville 83-70 Moorefield 42-62 East Hardy 59-74 East Preston 40-42 Tucker 69-53 Union 60-73 Franklin 73-69 Musselman 64-57 Circle ville 64-51 Tucker 49-48 Season Record 10-12 This season was very disappointing lor the basketball team. They faced above average competition and sometimes came out ahead. The Vikings seemed to prosper at times; however, they still ended the season below the .500 mark. The sectional tournament found the Vikings (ailing short of Tucker County 49-48. Mike Meek leaps to the hoop. boys basketball 59 Wrestling “This year’s wrestlers were a good bunch of kids,” proclaimed Coach John Moyers. He is extremely proud of the senior wrestlers. Weighing in at 130 pounds, Scott Smith finished the sea- son with a 20-4 record while he achiev- ed a 74-31 career record. Johnny Crites wrestled in the 140 pound weight class. His career ended with 39 wins and 30 losses. This year he had a record of 24- 8. Both wrestled four years. With a sea- sonal record of 11-4 in the 171 weight division, Brent Burgess ended his high school wrestling career with a 13-5-1 standing. John Crites ended his first season and career with a record of 14- 14. All coaches and students are proud of our wrestlers. row 1JC Bruce, Jell Berg, G. W. Kesner, Jim Boyce, Fred Sherman, Jonathan Lonas, Shane Smith, Don- nie Barr, Kevin Grapes, Barth Feaster row 2 Lori Mongold, Jason Rohrbough, Brian Shuman, Matt Allanson, Brock Ketterman, Mark Landis, Johnny L. Crites, Scott Smith, Jamie Berg, Melissa Smith row 3 Alicia Berg, Chad Law, John Crites, Jeremy Clauze, Marc Harman, Brent Burgess, John Bud- dington, Brad Helmick, Richard Glass, Nick Ault, Lee Watts, Michele Coblentz, Coach John Moyers 60 wrestling Opponent Opp PHS Warren Co. 26-45 Alleghany 21-51 Keyser 39-32 WVS DB 12-66 Xfusselman 27-42 James Wood 30-36 East Preston 0-76 Strasburg 13-56 Southern 25-36 Frankfort 34-29 Berkeley Springs 23-51 Central Preston 9-56 Season Record 10-2 Alter a highly charged season, six wrestlers went to state competition. Donnie Barr, Brian Shuman, and John Crites rep- resented our school well. Jamie Berg finished first at regionals and fifth at state. Johnny Crites finished second in the region and sixth in the state. Regional champion Brad Helmick placed fourth at the state competition. The Vikings won the Viking Invitational and placed second to Keyser at PVC. Jamie Berg tries for another win against East Preston. wrestling 61 Eric Allen, Scott Smith, Kevin Cob- lent z, Jeff Whetzel, Will Taylor, Matt McDaniel, Kent Alt, Ryan Harman, Mr. Joe Mohr, Robbie Shillingburg, Matt Mallow, Bryan Hedrick, Bucky Rigg eman, Mike Meek, Kelly Sites, Mark Rohrbaugh, Dan Reynolds, Kel- ley Jones, Tony Lofton, and Melvin Williams. Opponent Opp PHS Southern 8-1 Moorefield 1-5 Circle ville 5-6 Tucker 8-10 Franklin 4-14 Keyser 9-5 Hampshire 10-12 East Hardy 2-7 Frankfort 4-5 Hampshire 9-4 Moorefield 6-5 Keyser 7-6 East Hardy 8-13 Franklin 4-5 Frankfort 6-3 Martinsburg 9-0 Circle ville 13-8 Tucker 1-2 Frankfort 8-2 Tucker 0-3 Frankfort 4-3 Bucky Riggleman is throwing from the mound while Scott Smith anticipates the ball. 62 baseball Tennis and Track Seth Snell returns the ball with an excellent back- Aaron Roth, Steve Sites, Julie Hefner, Holly Cole, Sandy Burgess, Amy Cooper, Anne Clover, hand Adam Peters, Kim Givan, Jenny Kimble, Julie Chipley, Cherly Kitzmiller, Bill Bosley, Stacie Inskeep, Vickie Burgess, Seth Snell, Jell Kimble, Clint Nelson, and Danny Wilson. Kimble, Coo- per, Cole, Burgess, Givan, Roth, and Glover qualified for the State Tennis Tournament which was held in Charleston. 64 tennis Jeremy Clauze, Jonathan Whetzel, Philip Landis, Josh Kessel, Mark Landis, Melinda Cook, Katrina Jenson, Amber Hanna, Jarod Inskeep, Brian Cin- der, John Crites, Kim Haslacker, and Kim Waldron. track 65 Kristi Berg outruns her Panther opponent in hurdles. Junior Varsity row 1 Jett Kimble, Stacy Champ, Danny Wilson, Josh Brewer, Kent Alt row 2 Paul Kepling- er, Todd Fouch, Jared Inskeep, Tom- my George, Ryan Harman, Coach Dave Barr Freshman row I Stacy Berg, Eli Snell, Bryant Rexrode, Chad Vance, Jamie White row 2 Coach Mitch Webster, Randall Riggleman, Philip Landis, Mike Moyers, Willie Black, Josh Kes- sel, Mark Hamric Junior High row I Ben Young, Chad Cooper, Jason Sites, JR Hiser, Jason Rohrbaugh, Chris Frye row 2 Coach Bob Shatter, Matt Curtis, Jason Long, Jason Franz, Robbie Routt, Chad Goldizen, Doug Fletcher, Eddie Kirby 66 basketball Junior Varsity row 1 Kristen Shu- man, Jill Brooks row 2 Tracy Waid- man, Kim Mon gold row 3 Laurie Rohrbaugh, Coach Mitch Webster Bridget Kuykendall row 1 Brandi Hahn, Crystal Mongold, Kelly Martin, Valerie Crites, April Berg row 2 Mindy Hedrick, Ra- chael Carr, Krista Keplinger, Janie Berg, Debbie Reynolds, Valori Kimble, Coach Bob Schaffer basketball 67 Danica Wilson, Becky Carr, Lori Mongold, Holly Cole, Jeanette, Anne Glover, Jeremy Clauze, John Crites, Brian Cinder, Jell Yokum Thespians Active in Community Theater 70 thespians John Crites, Jeanette Norwood, Lori Mongold, Anne Glover, Brian Cinder. Glenna Evans ,Melanie Ours, Cecile Degee, Donica Wilson, Amber Hanna, Jill Pyle, Heather La w, Michelle Feaster, Amy McGuire, Beth Harris, Reggie Ours, Jeanette Norwood, Jell Yokum AFS Learns About Other Countries The American Field Service (AFS), Under the direction of Mrs. Dixie Groves, discusses a different foreign country at each of their monthly meetings. The discussion is enhanced by trying foods representing each country. Advisor, Dixie Groves, Donica Wilson and Jeff Yokum plan the party. Cecile Degee, the foreign exchange student from Belgium shares her artistic talent by painting a mu- ral in Mrs. Rowland's room. afs 71 Advisor: Mrs. Rowland, Benny Sturgill, Lisa Secrist, Suella Alt, Amy McGuire, Cecile Degee, Heidi Kuykendall Staff Works to Publish Annual To kick off the campaign for the yearbook sales, the staff did a rap for the student body. Go-editors: Amy McGuire and Pam Brown Philip Landis, Matt Kile, Kelley Jones, Debra Watts, Pam Brown, Kristi Berg, Lori Landis, Lori Greenawalt, Holly Haslacker, Stacy Parker, Carri McCartney, Heather Law, Stefanie Haslacker, Kelly Snyder, Becky Ket- terman, Becky Kisamore 72 yearbook The Yearbook staff, after countless hours of interviews, photos, and diligent work, compiles the fruit of their labor in the school annual. If it were not for this diligent group, PHS students would be unable to remi- nisce their high school years with pleasure and pride. Lori Greenawalt and Kelly Snyder are busy distributing year- books to the underclassmen. Cecile Degee, Kelly Snyder, and Stefanie Haslacker enjoyed singing Christmas carols to those in the hospital. Lori Landis, Suella Alt, Heidi Kuykendall and Kristi Berg did a skit to entertain the student body during the yearbook campaign. yearbook 73 Seth Snell, Brian Cook, Bradley Tritsch, Billy Whetzel, Timmy Hall, Bill Waddy, Bradley Thorne, Eric Crites, Tammy Alt, Matt Our- s,Larry Sullivan, Mark Hall, Stacey Sites, Dale Rohrbaugh, Tom Goldizen, Bruce Turner, Tim Hedrick, Larry Kidwell, Mark Nazelrodt, Chris Neal, Allen Kimble, Loren Travis, Tony Oates, Jay Hedrick, Mark Cook, Lester Weatherholtz, Robbie Haslacker, Shawn Sites, Connie Mar- tin, Debbie Kimble, Deanna Bible, Brian Kimble, Allan Kile, Shad Hines, Shane Steyer, John Ketterman, Stacey Berg, Jack Whetzel, Adam Funk, Robbie Freeland, Andrew Whet- zel, Josh Kessel, Kenric Burgess, Patrick Borror, Frankie Weese, Brent Stump, Matt Mallow, James Wimer, Sheldon Miller The Future Farmers of America (FFA) attend- ed various activities such as the State Conven- tion, National Convention, and the State and County fairs throughout the 1987-88 school year. FFA Officers: Tim Hall, Brian Cook, Bradley Tritsch, Billy Whetzel, Seth Snell Brian Cook gives a speech during an FFA meeting. Promotes Agriculture. 74 ffa Key Club Serves School and Community. Becky Carr, Rhonda Hinkle, Jodi Landis, Julie Hefner, Juneta Carr, Danny Wilson, Debbie Young, Allison Evans, Gina Alt, Lori Mongold, Missy Sites, Amber Hanna, Jeremy Clauze, Ju- lie Chipley, Lori Denny, Jessica Watts, Jay Ni- col, Advisor: Bob Schaffer, Jeff Yokum Over the year, Key CLub members have helped the Golden K with their frequent pancake and sausage meals. Members honored teachers and administrators with cupcakes and coffee in observance of worldwide teacher administration day. Newly elected officers of the club are: Jeremy Clauze, President; Jodie Landis, Vice-President; Gina Alt, Secretary-Treasurer; and Danny Wilson, Sergeant of Arms. key club 75 Officers: Julie Hefner, Jeremey Clauze, Jeff Yokum John Ketterman, Jenny Mauzy, Lori Mongold, Beth Barr, Sebrett Ault, Melvin Williams, Advisor: Angela Propst, Becky Whetzel, Jennifer Watts, Barbara Will, Kevin Ours, Matt Kile, Shane Steyer, Becky VanFleet, Lisa Rohrbaugh During the 1987-88 school year the Viking Log staff did vari- ous activities to raise money. For example, they sold hoagies, jewel- ry, and “Class of” items and held the Little Miss pageant. The staff also held a car wash and sponsored the Valentine dance. Becky VanFleet takes a break from her work to give the camera a smile. 76 viking log Viking Log Staff Publishes School Paper Beth Barr finds something to laugh about during her work. Lori Mongold and Jennifer Watts work to meet deadline. viking log 77 The Future Homemakers of America (FHA is an organization that focuses on home, community, and school concerns. During the year, they raised funds through various projects to attend and compete in the FHA Regional Competition at Jackson’s Mill. In the Christmas season, they collected food to distribute to needy families in the area. FHA week was observed in February. Activities during the week included: Dress up Day, Red and White Day, School Custodian Apprecia- tion Day, Elderly Appreciation Day, and a pizza party for club members. During Easter goodies were collected and delivered to the area’s elderly. At the end of the year, mambers were cited for service and achievements at the annual FHA Banquet. Jennifer Thomas, Historian; Kim Waldron, Historian; Crystal Swick, Reporter; Lori Landis, Vice President; Yvette Crow, Secretary-Treasure; Patty Lof- ton, President Senior High Court was Patty Funk, Crystal Swick, Kim Waldron, and Lori Swick. Crystal Swick is crowned Senior High queen. Patty Funk helps Valorie Lonasput on her flower. 78 fha Crystal Swick, Crystal Evans, Karen Da vis, Kim Kesner, Valorie Lonas, Annette Mays, Shelby Kasmier, Laura Shanholtz, Brandi Conrad, Marie Rotruck, Lori Landis, Tomma Kile, Kim McLamara, Jenny Alt, Sheila Meyers, Lori Rohrbaugh, Kristi Weese, Patty Funk, Sara Mongold, Nancy Simpson, Melissa Barger, Carolyn VanMeter, Connie Evans, Yvette Crowe, Sherry Bell, Wilma Kep- linger, Debbie Judy, Tammy Mongold, Velvet Wratchlord, Kim Waldron, Advisor: Mrs. Kessel, Crystal Barger, Alexia Hoover, Cindy Rohrbaugh fha 79 The junior high court was Valorie Lonas, Kim Kesner, Brandi Conrad and Kristi Weese. Student Council helps make school decisions Chris Whetzel, Phillip Reynolds, Clayton Neal, Mike Hesse, Doug Flet- cher, Cheryl Kitzmiller, Jackie Barr, Lori Mongold, Chris Frye, JR Hiser, Wayne Schell, Anne Glover, Allison Evans, Cathy Junkins, Krista Kitz- 80 student council miller, Melissa Smith, Julie Chipley, Kathy Puffenbarger, Pam Brown, Amy Cooper, Shay Ours, Stacey Sites, Matt Ours, John Crites, Kent Alt, Matt McDaniel, Scott Smith. FMCC promotes interest in the medical field Sherry Ours, Kathy Crites, Christy Rohrbaugh, Crystal Turner, An- Krista KitzmiHer, Stacy Rumer, Advisor: Twila Berg, Sandra Dove, nette Mays, Terri Mongold, Jenny Mauzy, Connie Kimble, Becky Ours, Patty Riggleman. During the 1987-88 school year, the Future Medical Careers Club (FMCC) participated in activities including: selling Easter items to raise funds, touring the Winchester Medical Center, attending a Valentine’s Day pizza party, and lis- tening to Mrs. Judy Hahn, the speaker at their October meeting. fmcc 81 FMCC members discuss fundraisers during one of their meetings. French Club traveled to Baltimore, Maryland for a presentation of the classic, Le Petit Prince. French Club sponsors numerous activities The French Club which totals 96 members, greeted new mem- bers with chocalate eclairs at a lall meeting. The annual Christmas meeting featured Noel delicacies made and served by the French II class. In April, the club tra veled to Baltimore, Maryland, lor a dramat- ic presentation ol the classic, Le Petit Prince. The tour included tourist attractions of the area, with special emphasis on the French memorial for Edgar Allen Poe. In May, senior members were honored at a din- ner at Au Petit Paris in Frostburg, Maryland. The club schedule con- cluded with the annual party chez Mme Harman. French Club members enjoy watching the seals at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Mrs. Harman assembles the students lor their return trip from Baltimore. Class o! 1988 Class of 1989 Class of 1990 Class of 1991 trench club 83 Office aids: Barth Feaster, Jeff Yokum, David Turner, Sherry Ours, Kim Given, Charolette Hedrick, Lori Landis, Lori ffines, Dana Weese, Library aids: Leslie Wratchford, Barbara Will, Sara Mongold, Mi- Fay Caplinger, Lori Denny, Jessica Watts chelle Feaster, Beth Porter Students Assist PHS Staff 84 office aids PHS students help teachers throughout the year. The Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America (VICA) sponsored the Blood Mobile and attended the state VICA com- petition in Princeton, WV. Competing were Eric Hardy, 3rd place; John Goldizen, repre- senting welding, and LoriGreenwalt, repre- senting nursing. VICA officers are Kevin Coblentz, Scott Smith, Sandra Dove, Dan Reynolds, Reggie Ours, and Ron Grapes. The Future Business Leaders of America Club started the year by selling Tom Watt merchan- dise to raise money for activities. A food basket was made for both Thanksgiving and Christmas which was distributed to resi- dents of either Petersburg or Moorefield. Members attended the FBLA conference where they participated in the business com- petitions. The year was ended with a trip to Washington, D.C., and a senior party. Seventh Grade Josh Alexander Tina Allanson Kimberly Alt Mark Alt Tammy Alt Lisa Arrington Belinda Ault Michael Ault Rodney Barger Valerie Barger Brent Barr Kevin Bensenhaver April Berg Jody Bible Jonathan Bland Davey Borror Mike Borror Catherine Boucher Tammy Boyce Michael Brennan Jennifer Broadwater Chris Brogan Wendy Brunelle Jared Burgess Becky Burgess Shelley Carr Chad Cooper Bryan Crites Connie Crites Rodney Crites Sandra Curl Matt Curtis Frances Davis 88 seventh Vice Principal-Richard Bass, Secretary-Penny Harman, and Principal- Da ve Cooper work to keep P.H.S. running smoothly. Teresa Mongold, Dixie Groves, and Jim Junkins are the guid- ance staff for P.H.S. Tonya Dettiburn Clinton Dolly Shannon Dolly Joey Ely Jeremy Evans Nicole Evans Danelle Eye Doug Fletcher Mark Gay Catherine George Bryon Goldizen Kathy Goldizen Melissa Goldizen Jermey Hall Carrie Harman Curtis Harman Glenn Harman Peggy Hastings Leon Hicklin Michael Hill Heather Hughet Megan Hyre Dana Jensen Christie Judy seventh 89 Seventh Grade 90 seventh Suenette Ketterman Bobby Kidwell Josh Kile Eric Kimble Teresa Kimble Loretha Kisamore Sonya LaBossiere Julie Leatherman Terre Leatherman Jody Lonas Billy Long Jason Long Charity Marshall Kelly Martin Emily May Tonia Mitchell Roger Mongold Tonya Mongold Shawn Myers Clayton Neal Heidi Ours Lonnie Ours Misty Ours Tad Ours Brent Peterson Noah Plauger Royce Plauger Marshall Porter Shirley Pysell Ryan Raines Jeffrey Ratcliff Gary Redman Krystal Redman Phillip Reynolds Coy Richardson Billy Riggleman Bruce Rohrbaugh Jarod Rohrbaugh Joey Rohrbaugh Michael Rohrbaugh Teresa Rohrbaugh Krista Rose Sue Ann Ross Heather Rumer Robert Shirk Doug Lambert, Jerry Black, Dottie Riggleman, and Chuck Yeager put activity and exercise into P.H.S. Derek Shreve Shelia Simpson Jason Sites Stephen Sites Christie Smith Kari Smith Amanda Stump Christina Stump Kenny Swick Rodney Swick Matthew Teter Angie Thorne Darby Thorne Peggy Thorne Carolyn Tritsch Cystal VanMeter Tamara VanMeter R. J. Vance Amy Waldron Jamie Watts Willy Watts Laramie Weasenforth Mary Weese Kathy Westfall Tommy Whetzel Olie White Jennifer Wilkinson Griff Yokum Benjamin Young seventh 91 92 eighth Eighth Grade David Alt Jamie Alt Scott Alt Joe Barrick Janie Berg Karla Berg Tina Berg Jeremy Bergdoll Charity Bohon Josh Carr Rachel Carr David Casto Jody Casto Janet Champ Jeanette Champ Susan Chipley Mark Cook Pam Crites Valerie Crites Matthew Cullers Bernice Curry Carmilla Diehl Angel Dolly Melissa Dolly Robert Eckard Micah Evans Jason Franz Chris Frye Melissa George Chad Goldizen Ned Martin, Jack Yo- kumn, June Mace, Wanda Curl, and Louise Kessel oi- ler a variety of courses to help students in the future. Brandi Hahn Jorge Hall Mary Harris Misty Hawk Cindy Heavener Mindy Hedrick Tamra Hedrick Rodney Helmick Nikki Hendrickson Buck Herron Tonia Hinkle J. R. Hiser Gina Hose Crystal Iman Matthew Jones Stephanie Judy Alison Kelly Kamela Keplinger Krista Keplinger Mac Keplinger Kim Kesner Nikki Kesner Rick Kesner R. T. Kessel eighth 93 Eighth Grade 94 eighth Eddie Kirby Bobby Kite Rhonda Leatherman Jeremy Long Allen Mallow Aimee Mauzy Rebecca McGuire Gary Minnich Crystal Mongold Jeremy Mongold Tanya Mongold Jamy Mumpower Brian Ours Dale Ours Galen Ours Jason Ours Shay Ours Rusty Pennington Wesley Penington Chad Porter David Reel Amy Rexroad I i' - . Sonya Rexrode Debbie Reynolds Tonia Riggleman Dale Rodgers Eric Rohrbaugh Jason Rohrbaugh Jo Anne Rohrbaugh Rebecca Rohrbaugh Todd Rohrbaugh Robby Routt Derrick Rumer Wayne Schell Gary Shanholtz Jeff Shanholtz Fred Shears Todd Sherman Dwayne Sites Tresa Smith Treva Smith Deleney Sponaugle Calvin Stump Curt Stump Kathy Stump Julie Thomas Amy Urich Michael Van Meter Shawn Van Meter Amy Vance Angie Vance Jeremy Viola Jacob Watts Seymour Watts Tracey Weasenforth Rodnell Weese Rodnina Weese Beth Whetzel Christopher Whetzel April Wills Danny Wimer John Woods Angie Wratchford Senior High Language Arts teachers are Barbara Smith, Beth Bean, Yvonne Rowland, Wanda Kesner, Suzanne Ritter, and Jo Ann Harman, who also instructs the gifted students. Shirley Lantz, Marsha Michael, Barb Durko, Eilenn Schell, Debbie Judy, Dorinda Weese, and Virginia Rohrbaugh pro- vide special education services to meet every student’s needs. eighth 95 Other faculty members include Sherril Shuman - Driver’s Education, Polly Ours - Librarian, and Mark Corbliss - Band. Ninth Grade Jenny Ait Matt Armentrout Becky Ayers Crystal Barger Kimberely Berg Marty Berg Michael Berg Stacey Berg Baron Bible Deanna Bible Greg Bible William Black Patrick Borror Richard Borror Jill Brooks Cheryl Burgess Kenric Burgess Vicki Burgess Cynthia Carr Julie Chipley Christy Clark Natalie Clay Michelle Coblentz Brandi Conrad Mark Cook Lori Crites Tracy Crites Richard DeMedici Staci Denny Marcus Dolly Hogbin, Dave Jones, Mick Cooper, Wanda Kes- ner, John Moyers, Joe Mohr, and Ron Stephens. 96 ninth Ninth Grade Class Officers: Melvin Williams, Brian Hef- ner, Melissa Smith, and Bridget Kuykendall. Krista Idleman Katrina Jensen Shelby Kasmier Aaron Keplinger Patricia Keplinger James Kesner Kim Kesner Shelley Dolly Jim Eckard David Evans Heather Evans Jay Evans Joeseph Gerstell Shamila Ghalib Tom Goldizen Oscar Hall Sammy Hall Mark Hamric Michael Harman Teddy Hartman Kimberely Haslacker Robbie Haslacker Rodney Hedrick Brian Hefner Greg Helmick Jonathan Hill Kevin (Shad) Hines Amanda Hiser Alexia Hoover Randy Hose Billy Hottle ninth 97 Ninth Grade 98 ninth Josh Kessel John Ketterman Loretta Ketterman Larry Kidwell Allan Kile Matthew Kile Debbie Kimble Jennifer Kimble Larry Kimble Bridget Kuykendall Phillip Landis Valerie Lonas Connie Martin Lisa Mongold Jonathan Mowry Mike Moyers Tonya Moyers Hans Nielson Lynn Ours Matt Ours David Pennington Debbie Phillips Suenette Porter Steven Reel Jason Rexroad Bryant Rexroad Jamey Rexroad Randy Rhodes Randy Riggleman Kimberely Roby Jason Rohrbaugh Tommy Rohrbaugh Maria Rotruck Anna Ruble Chris Shrader Shawn Sites Stacey Sites Melissa Smith Eli Snell Rachael Spicer Debbie Thorne Bruce Turner David Turner Scott Twigg Chad Vance Lee Watts Frankie Weese Kristi Weese Andrew Whetzel Beckie Whetzel Denise Whetzel Jonathan Whetzel Robbie Whetzel Jamey White William Wilkinson Melvin Williams Mark Wolle Gwen Yokum Eric Zirk Terry Hardy, Diane Bremer, Carl Cinder, Joe Mohr, Pam Tom- blin, and Brenda Sites instruct students in the different fields of science. ninth 99 Tenth Grade Shawna Alt Tammy Alt Nick Ault Melissa Barger Lee Bensenhaver Connie Berg Glen Berg Shelley Berg Thanh Berg Jim Boyce Josh Brewer Bradley Brill Erica Bruce James (J.C.) Bruce Donald Burgess Dale Caplinger Becky Carr Kim Carr Teresa Carr Stacy Champ Shane Clark Jeremy Clauze Melinda Cook Eric Crites Kimberly Crites Troy Daily Colleen Darnell Jerry Davis Kimberly Durko Connie Evans Crystal Evans Lori Evans Candida Feaster Todd Fouch Robbie Freeland Jeff Funk 100 tenth Timothy Funk Tommy George Michele Greenawalt Jamie Ketterman Tomma Kile Crystal Kimble Jeff Kimble Crystal Harman Marc Harman Richie Harman Ryan Harman Jeremy Hawk Rhonda Hawk Tracy Hawk Jay Hedrick Ricky Hedrick Timothy Hedrick Rhonda Hinkle Todd Huffman Billy Iman Paula Iman Jared Inskeep Stacie Inskeep Stephanie Inskeep Kira Jacobsen Sherry Judy Erin Kelly Jeanette Keplinger Linda Keplinger Pammy Keplinger Paul Keplinger Tammy Keplinger G. W. Kesner Melissa Kesner Scott Kesner Brock Ketterman Class Officers: Sabrina Wright, Kim Mongold, and Kim Carr. tenth 101 Tenth Grade 102 tenth Cheryl Kitzmiller Steve Kline Andy Kuykendall Lynette Kuykendall Michelle LaBossiere Sonia Lambert Jodie Landis Chad Law Chuck Legg Jonathan Lonas Deborah Long Ed Lyons Shelly Martin Sheldon Miller Timothy Miller Kim Mongold Lori Mongold Scottie Mongold Richard Mowry Donald Moyers Shelia Myers Mark Nazelrodt Christopher Neal Clint Nelson Jay Nicol Anthony Oates Lori Ours Elvis Pennington Eric Phares Shannon Phares Chris Polantz Jenny Pulfenbarger Chad Raines Tarina (Bubs) Redman Pam Reed Vickie Riggleman Brad Rohrbaugh Jeff Rohrbaugh Laurie Rohrbaugh Lisa Rohrbaugh Stacey Rumer Lisa Secrist Joe Shanholtz Fred Sherman Patti Sherman Pamela Shirk Junior Shoemaker Kristen Shuman Norman Simmons Cindy Sisler Melissa Sites Shane Smith Jenny South Shane Steyer Gordon Suthard James Suthard Craig Swick Lori Swick Penny Swick Jennifer Thomas Paulette Thompson Bradley Thorne Dusty Vance Dusty Vance Matt Vance Eric Vandernoot Bill Waddy Tracy Waldman Kim Waldron Beth Watts Jennifer Watts Lake Weasonforth Lester Weatherholtz Jack Whetzel Jeff Whetzel Danny Wilson Velvet Wratchford Sabrina Wright tenth 103 Juniors Jim Allanson Patricia Alt Brandon Barger Donnie Barr Jackie Barr Sherry Bell Sherry Bensenhaver Jamie Berg Jeff Berg Julie Berg Scott Berg Chris Brake Rachel Brooks Kim (Carr) Brown David Brunelle John Buddington Eric Carr Juneta Carr Kelly Carr Michelle (Missy) Carr Richard Coffman Jamie Cook Ricky Cooper Tracy Crawford Karen Davis Lori Denny Amanda Dunsmore Allison Evans Fred Evans Glenna Evans Beth Feaster Michelle Feaster Richard Class Jim Kelly, Bob Shaffer, Marie Parker, Rosanne Glover, Twila Berg, and Ruth Crites offer mathe- matics to students. 104 eleventh Class Officers: Will Taylor, Kristi Stephens, Anne Glover, and Matt McDaniel. Anne Glover Timothy Goldizen Kevin Grapes Mark Hall Amber Hanna Bryan Hedrick Julie Hefner Brad Helmick Michele Hendrickson Debra Judy Patrick Judy Julia Keplinger Wilma Keplinger Mark Kesner Becky Ketterman Brian Kimble Connie Kimble Danny Kimble Becky Kisamore Krista Kitzmiller Steve Kitzmiller Mark Landis Heather Law Tony Lofton eleventh 105 Juniors Chad Reynolds Patty Riggleman Shelly Riggleman Brenda Rohrbaugh Christy Rohrbaugh Mark Rohrbaugh Aaron Roth Mike Runion Laura Shanholtz Leslie Sharp Rob Shillingburg Brian Shuman Steve Sites Starla Smith Von Synder Kristi Stephens Larry Sullivan Rodney Talyor Will Taylor Chistina Travis Bradley Tritch Crystal Turner Trad Vance Becky VanFleet Donna Ours Kevin Ours Melanie Ours Mitch Ours Becky Ours Sherry (Myers) Ours Stacy Parker Irk Potts Jill Pyle Jody Reel Parry VanMeter Jessica Watts Donald Weasenforth Denny Wedenoja Jeromey Wheeler Billy Whetzel eleventh Brad Willong Connie Wolfe Larry Wratchford Leslie Wratchford Debbie Young Superlatives and Top Ten Named SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed-Kim Givan, Adam Peters; Best Dres- sed-Sandy Bur- gess, Bill Bosley; Most Mischie- vous-Kristi Ber g, Reggie Ours; School Spirit- Kathy Shreve, Brian Cinder; Friendliest-Amy Wilkinson, Allen Simmons; Most Athletic-Holly Cole, Scott Smith; Most Talented- Sara Mongold, Jell Yokum; Most Dependa ble-Beth Porter, Seth Snell; Most Popu- lar-Amy Cooper, Kelley Sites; Shy- est-Kim Inskeep, Bobby Long; Cut- est Couple-Dina Kimble, Scott Smith. W c '-- PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL HOME. OF TH1 7 5 VIKINGS PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL HOME OF THI VIKINGS 1988 Class Olficers: TreasurerSeth Snell; Vice President-Sandy Burgess; Secretary-Dina Kimble; President-Kelley Jones. Academic Top Ten: Allen Simmons, Beth Harris, Kathy Bremer, Adam Peters, Greg Kesner, Kim Givan, Eric Allen, Alicia Berg, Seth Snell, and Suella Watts Alt. seniors 107 Eric T. Allen Shawn Neal Alt Suella Watts Alt Sebrett D Ault Elizabeth Ann Barr Jeff E. Bean Alicia Mae Berg Kristi Lynn Berg William Gerald Bosley III Katherine Bremer Pamela Lynn Brown Brent Andrew Burgess Cassandra Denise Burgess Fay Caplinger Kevin E. Coblentz 108 seniors Holly M. Cole Brian Patrick Cook Eddie Lee Cook Amy Olivia Cooper John William Crites II Johnny L. Crites Kathern V. Crites Yvette Lynn Crowe Gerry A. Davis, Jr. Cecile Degee Sandra Marie Dove Kimberly Lynn Evans Sheila Kay Evans Barth Feaster Becky Thorne Franz seniors 109 Patricia Mae Lofton Funk Brian W. Cinder Kimberly Dawn Givan Jeanne Coldizen Johnny Chris Coldizen, Jr. Ronald Wayne Grapes Lori Lynn Creenawalt Timmy Joe Hall Eric Hardy Beth Ann Harris Holly Lynn Haslacker Stefanie L. Haslacker Eric Lee Heavener Charlotte Ann Hedrick Lisa Rohrbaugh Hedrick 110 seniors Roger Lee Hicklin Rodney Leaf Hillard Lori Ann Hines Sherry Lynn Hinkle Angela Marie Hiser Brock E. G. Huffman Tamara Lynn Idleman Kimberly Ann Inskeep Kelley C. Jones Julie Watts Judy Catherine Lynn Junkins Michael E. Keplinger Sherry Dawn Keplinger Gregory Douglas Kesner Keith L. Ketterman seniors 111 Dina Marie Kimble Karen Marie Kimble William Allan Kimble Tommy Koontz Crystal Dawn Kuykendall Heidi Ellen Kuykendall l.oriette Lynn Landis Robert Joseph Long Matthew Scott Mallow Thomas Andrew Mauzy Annette Marie Mays Amy Velvet McGuire Kimberly Dawn McLamara Sara Louise Mon gold Terri Hoover Mon gold 112 seniors David Dwayne Moreland Mark Edward Nesselrodte Jerry Oates Reggie Allen Ours Sherry Jean Ours Adam Ray Peters Beth Ann Porter Kathy Puffenbarger Anthony Todd Reel Connie Lea Rexrode Daniel William Reynolds Donavon L. Riggleman William C. Roby Lucinda Frances Rohrbaugh Roger Dale Rohrbaugh seniors 113 Roy Lester Shears II Misty Jean Shook Catherine Lynn Shreve Allen Grant Simmons, Jr. Nancy Marie Simpson Collin Christopher Sites Kelly L. Sites Shannon Lee Sites Scott Smith Seth E. Snell Kelly Marie Snyder Rex Allen Stump Benjamin C. Sturgill Scottie L. Thorne Loren Todd Travis 114 seniors Christina D. Vance Carolyn Sue VanMeter Debra Lyn Watts Dana Ilene Weese Stacey W. Whetzel Timmy Wayne Whetzel Amy Marie Wilkinson Brian J. Wills Danica Renee Wilson James A. Wimer Dana E. Wratchford Michael Wayne Wratchford Eric T. Allen P.O. Box 833, Petersburg (257- 1231). Football, basketball, baseball, National Honor Society, Senior Advisory Committee, Stu- dent Council. Shawn Alt Rt. 3, Box 115, Petersburg (257-2230). Football, VICA. Suella Watts Alt 207 Grant Street, Petersburg (257-4249). Chorus, yearbook staff, National Honor Society, select chorus. Sebrett D. Ault Rt. 2, Box 183, Petersburg. FBLA, Viking Log (co-editor typist), colorguard, Key Club, Quill Scroll, Word Processing Concepts Award, Accounting I Award, Office Technology Award, Typing 40, 45, 50 wpm Award. Beth A. Barr 19 Trenton St., Petersburg (257- 1065). Band, Viking Log (business manager 1987-88), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Jeff Bean Rt. 1, Box 114, Moorefield (538-6409). Varsity football (1985-86), VICA. Alicia Berg Rt. 1, Box 64, Arthur (749-7412). Band (captain of rifle squad), National Honor So- ciety, Senior Advisory Committee. Kristi Lynn Berg Box 6, Cabins (749-7970). Track, FFA, FBLA, yearbook, AFS, chorus, let- tered in track, voted most mischeivous. William Gerald Bosley III Rt. 2, Box 12, Maysville (749-7177). JV and varsity basketball (co-cap- tain), tennis, 1988 All-Tournament Basketball, PVC Champ Tennis, 1986 Regional Champ Ten- nis, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society (vice-presi- dent). Kathy Bremer 109 Pine St., Petersburg (257- 4929). Varsity band, colorguard, French Club (secretary), 4-H, French II Award. Pamela Lynn Brown Box 208, New Creek (788- 3837). French Club, FBLA, AFS, Senior Advisory Committee, Student Council, yearbook (editor), National Honor Society, Typing I Award, General Business Award, Office Procedures Award, Ac- counting I Award, Basic Word Processing Award. Brent A. Burgess Rt. 1, Box 6, Arthur (749-7366). Wrestling, VICA. Cassandra Denise Burgess Rt. 2, Box 28, Mays- ville (749-7528). JV and varsity basketball, ten- nis, statistician, French Club (vice-president), National Honor Society, Vice-President of the Se- nior class, select chorus, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, BPW Student of theMonth, Secretary of Freshman class. Fay Caplinger Rt. 1, Box 155, Dorcas. Office aid, helped with Special Olympics. Kevin Coblentz Rt. 1, Box 197, Maysville (749- 7968). Freshman basketball, wrestling, VICA, National Honor Society, 2nd place in local VICA contest. Holly M. Cole Rt. 3, Box 133, Petersburg (257- 4268). Basketball, tennis, French Club (presi- dent), Thespians, varsity band, 4-H, PVC bas- ketball, All-Tournament Team Basketball, PVC tennis, Student Council (secretary). Ju- nior class (treasurer), National Honor Society. Brian Patrick Cook Rt. 1, Box 98, Maysville (749-7125). VICA, FFA. Kimberly Lynn Evans Rt. 1 Box 250, Maysville (749-7018). FBLA, VICA. Sheila Evans Rt. 1 Box 250, Maysville 749- 7018). FHA, FBLA, Vo-Tech Typing Award, Faithful Attendance Award. Barth Feaster P.O. Box 463, Petersburg (257-j 2404). Football, wrestling. Becky Thorne Franz Rt. 2 Box 18F, Maysville (749-7239). VICA, FHA. Patricia Mae Funk Rt. 1 Box 558, Dorcas (257- 2574). FHA (president), VICA, Key Club, Honor Roll, 2nd place in FHA Regionals. Brian W. Cinder Rt. 2 Box 173, Petersburg (257-4293). Football, basketball, baseball, track, chorus, band, Thespians, All State Chorus, select chorus. Eddie Lee Cook Rt. 3, Box 49, Maysville 749- 7682). VICA. Amy Cooper 123 Lee St., Petersburg (257- 1750). Basketball, tennis, band, French Club, Girls State, Student Council, Golden Horseshoe Finalist, band (vice-president), Senior Rep. Snow Princess, All-regional Band Festival, PVC Award in tennis. John William Crites III 46 Point Drive, Peters- burg (257-1345). Football (captain), wrestling, track, French Club, Thespians, Golden Hor- seshoe, National Honor Society, went to state in wrestling. Johnny Crites P.O. Box 343, Petersburg (257- 4320). Wrestling (captain), VICA. Kathy Crites Rt. 5, Box 168, Petersburg (257- 2369). Track, FHA, FMCC (secretary), FBLA, VICA. Yvette Crowe Rt. 1, Box 75, Maysville 749- 7979). FHA (secretary treasurer 1987-1988), VICA. Gerry A. Davis, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 27, Maysville (749-7707). VICA. Cecile Degee 109 Pine St., Petersburg (257- 4929). 32, rue du Centenaire 5336 Courriere Belgium. AFS Club, yearbook staff. Kimberly Dawn Givan Rt. 1 Box 783, Dorcas1. (257-2187). Tennis, French Club, Senior Advi- sory Committee, National Honor Society (sec- retary), most likely to succeed. Jeanne Lynn Goldizen Rt. 1 Box 258, Maysville (749-7967). Basketball, VICA. Johnny C. Goldizen, Jr. Rt. 3 Box 50, Cabins (257-4086). VICA, FFA, 1st place in local VICA Welding Contest. Ron W. Grapes General Delivery, Maysville (749-7100). VICA. Lori Lynn Creenawalt P.O. Box 873, Peters- burg (257-4369). French Club, Key Club, VICA, yearbook staff, chorus, select chorus, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1st place in local VICA Nursing Com- petition. Timmy Hall P.O. Box 1124, Petersburg (257- 4323). FFA, VICA. Eric Hardy Box 591, Petersburg (257-1848). VICA. Beth Ann Harris Rt. 1 Box 130-C, New Creek (749-7344). AFS, FBLA, National Honor Soci- ety, Accounting I Award, Office Technology Award, Word Processing (Apple He) Award, Computer I Award. Sandra Marie Dove P.O. Box 733, Petersburg (257-1762). AFS, FMCC (president), VIC A, chorus, 1984 Hugh O’Brian Ambassador, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Holly Lynn Haslacker Rt. 3 Box 192, Maysville (749-7687). Band, French Club, FMCC, chorus, select chorus, yearbook staff, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Honor Roll. 116 senior index Stefanie Haslacker Rt. 3 Box 148, Maysville (749-7133), JV basketball, chorus, select chorus, 4-H, yearbook staff, National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Eric Lee Ilea verier Rt. 1 Box 815, Petersburg (257-2129). VICA. Charlotte Hedrick Rt. 1 Box 107, Maysville (749-7449). Basketball, FMCC, VICA, chorus. Lisa Rohrbaugh Hedrick Rt. 2 Box 174, Peters- burg. FFA, FMCC (vice-president), VICA, chorus. Roger Hicklin Box 90, Antioch Rt., New Creek (749-8074). Freshman basketball, VICA. Rodney (Roach) L. Hillard 19 Central Avenue, Petersburg. VICA. Lori Hines 2 Grant St., Petersburg (257-2424). Sherry Lynn Hinkle Rt. 3 Box 8, Cabins (257- 4193). Colorguard, FHA, VICA, Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Angela Marie Hiser P.O. Box 144, Petersburg (257-4464). Cheerleader, French Club, FBLA (vice-president), 4-H, band, pep band, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Miss P.H.S. Jr. High, National 4-H Club Con- gress, Homecoming Princess, 3rd place in Re- gional FBLA Competition. Brock E.G. Hullman H-20 Vanmeter Dr., Pe- tersburg (257-4869). VICA, 2nd place in Local VICA Carpentry Contest. Tamara Lynn Idleman 100 Shobe St., Peters- burg (257-4049). Key Club, Thespians, FBLA, band, colorguard (captain 1987-88), Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Office Procedure Award, Typing Award. Kim Inskeep 55 Creek St., Petersburg. VICA, FHA, Superintendents Award. Kelley Christopher Jones 29 Point Dr., Peters- burg (257-1190). Basketball, football, baseball, Key Club, Senior Class President, Student Council. Julie Watts Judy Rt. 1 Box 1048, Petersburg (257-4158). Basketball, track, chorus, VICA, Trail Club, FMCC. Catherine L. Junkins 210 Mt. View St., Peters- burg (257-1445). Basketball, French Club, var- sity band (secretary), National Honor Society, All-Regional Band, Tri-State Honor Band, Stu- dent Council, Snow Princess. Michael E. Keplinger Rt. 5 Box 20, Cabins (257-1005). Manager of baseball team, VICA, Trail Club. Sherry Dawn Keplinger Rt. 1 Box 418, Peters- burg (257-2335). Key Club, FBLA, Office Technology Award. Gregory D. Kesner Rt. 2 Box 262, Dorcas (257- 1537). FFA (vice-president 1987-88, sentinel 1986-87), National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Stu- dent Council Treasurer. Keith L. Ketterman Rt. 2 Box 147, Petersburg (257-1680). VICA. Allan Kimble Rt. 3 Box 283G, Maysville (749- 7639). FFA, VICA. Dina Kimble SR 1 Box 40, Arthur (749-7128). Varsity cheerleader (captain), FBLA (presi- dent), French Club (treasurer), 4-H, band (li- brarian), 4-H Charting Citizenship pins. Karen Marie Kimble Rt. 1 Box 56, Arthur (749- 7685). French Club, varsity band, pep band, concert band, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Thomas W. Koontz Box 446, Petersburg (257- 4796). Basketball, football, tennis, VICA. Crystal Kuykendall General Delivery, Mays- ville (749-7935). FHA (reporter). Heidi Ellen Kuykendall SR 1 Box 28, Arthur (749-8085). Key Club, French Club, AFS, VICA, yearbook staff, varsity band, pep band, jazz band, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Loriette (Lori) Lynn Landis Rt. 2 Box 28-A, Cabins (257-2286). FHA (vice-President, sec- retary-treasurer, chaplain), yearbook staff, chorus, select chorus. Honor Roll, 10th grade Award for Highest World Culture Average, National Honor Society, Student Council, Su- perintendents Award, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1st place in FHA Regional Competition. Robert J. Long Rt. 3 Box 106, Maysville. Na- tional Honor Society, shyest senior, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Matthew S. Mallow Rt. 4 Box 7, Cabins (257- 1652). Baseball, VICA, FFA. Tom Mauzy Rt. 3 Box 5C, Cabins (257-1964). VICA, 2nd place in Local VICA Electrical Con- test. Annette Marie Mays SR Box 84, Arthur (749- 7924). Basketball, FMCC, Trail Club, FHA, VICA, 1st runner up in Sr. High Beauty Pagent, Student Council. Amy Velvet McGuire Rt. 1 Box 770, Petersburg (257-4224). AFS, Key Club, yearbook staff (editor), FBLA, Honor Roll, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Kim McLamara Rt. 1 Box 34, Petersburg. Track, FHA, Honor Roll. Sara Louise Mongold Rt. 1 Box 146, Dorcas (257-4439). FHA, AFS, FBLA, VICA, Key Club, Honor Roll, 2nd place Senior Poster Con- test at FHA Regionals, 10th grade Art Award, 2nd place Tri County Fair Art Exhibit 1986, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, most talented, National Honor Soci- ety. Terri Hoover Mongold Rt. 1 Box 770, Dorcas (257-4232). VICA, Thespians, FMCC, chorus, nursing assistant — graduated from Vo-Tech. David Moreland Box 1, Scherr (749-7176). VICA. Mark E. Nesselrodte 110 Water St., Petersburg (257-1942). VICA, FFA. Olen Jerome (Jerry) Oates II P.O. Box 61, Pe- tersburg (257-2597). Football, wrestling, VICA. Reggie Ours Rt. 1 Box 654, Petersburg (257- 1264). Band, AFS, VICA (reporter), clinic band, Tri-State Band, Academic All-Ameri- can, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Band King 1988, Honor Roll, Most Mischievous. senior index 117 Sherry Jean Ours Rt. 3, Box 5, Cabins. VICA, FMCC, Diploma in Nursing Assistant Training. Adam Peters 112 Trenton St., Petersburg (257- 1229). JV and varsity basketball (captain), ten- nis, JV football, SBV Bowling League, 4-H, Gol- den Horseshoe Winner, Boys State, National 4-H Club Congress, Senior Advisory Committee, Stu- dent Council (president), National Honor Society (president), Freshman Class President, Algebra Award, French Award, Computer Award, Geom- etry Award. Beth Ann Porter 118 Lee St., P.O. Box 191, Pe- tersburg (257-1380). French Club, varsity band (concert marching), majorette, drum major, rifle, National Honor Society, Honor Guard, 1986- 87 Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1987 Forest Festival Best Drum Major Class A, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Advisory Committee, Senior Superlative. Kathy J. Puffenbarger P.O. Box 994, Petersburg (257-1086). VICA, FBLA, FHA, Student Council. Todd Reel Box 9, Scherr (749-7683). VICA. Connie Rexrode Rt. 1, Box 100, Arthur (749- 7600). VICA, FBLA. Daniel W. Reynolds Rt. 1, Box 108, Arthur (749- 7722). Football, baseball, VICA (treasurer), Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Honor Roll. Donavan (Bucky) L. Riggleman 109 Lee St., Pe- tersburg (257-1600). Baseball, football, captain of the football team in 1987-88, member of the 1986 State Baseball Champions, Student Council Representative. Bill Roby 14 Central Ave., Petersburg (257- 1731). VICA. Cindy Rohrbaugh Rt. 3, Box 275, Maysville (749- 7367). FHA, VICA. Dale Rohrbaugh Rt. 3, Box 42, Maysville (749- 8012). FFA, VICA. Roy Lester Shears II P.O. Box 1104, Petersburg (749-7868). VICA, Art Award winner in 9th grade. Misty Jean Shook 4 VanMeter Drive, Petersburg (257-4874). Key Club, VICA, band, Honor Roll, National Honor Society. Catherine Lynn Shreve P.O. Box 421, Petersburg (257-4921). JV cheerleader, 4-H, French Club, AFS, Key Club, varsity band (president jr. representative), Ms. Pep 1986, most school spirited, Tri-State Honor Band 1987-88, All- Regional Bands 1988, Co-Captain of Silk Squad, Student Council, 1987 Snow Princess. Alien G. Simmons, Jr. Rt. 2, Box 272, Peters- burg (257-1896). Football, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Advisory Committee, Student Council (vice-president). Nancy Marie Simpson Rt. 1, Box 430, Dorcas (257-1226). VICA, FHA officer. Collin Sites P.O. Box 118, Cabins (257-2577). VICA, “Your Best” Achievement Award 1986. Kelly Sites Box 64, Petersburg (257-1309). Varsity basketball, varsity baseball, track, 4-H, National Honor Society, Golden Horseshoe Award, Mountaineer’s Boys State, Treasurer of Freshman class, President of Sophomore class, Vice-President of Junior class, Student Coun- cil, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Shannon L. Sites Rt. 3, Box 187, Maysville (749-7490). VICA. Scott Smith Rt. 1, Box 111-D, Maysville (749- 7305). Football (captain), wrestling (captain), baseball, FFA, VICA, John Cunningham Me- morial. Seth E. Snell 6 D St., Petersburg (257-4467). Freshman basketball, tennis, student trainer, FFA (president senior year), National Honor Society, 1987 West Virginia Scholars Academy Honor Roll, Vice-President of Sophomore class. President of Junior class, Treasurer of Senior class, Honor Guard, Student Council. Kelly Marie Snyder Rt. 1, Box 283, Maysville (749-7361). Yearbook, chorus, National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Honor Roll. Rex Allen Stump P.O. Box 292, Petersburg (257-2593). VICA, FFA, 3rd place winner in VICA Welding Contest. Benjamin C. Sturgill 1 Oak Ave., Petersburg (257-4838). Tennis, Key Club (vice-presi- dent), AFS (vice-president), Student Council. Scottie L. Thorne Rt. 1, Box 580, Dorcas (257- 4893). FFA (president 1986-87), VICA, Star Greenhand, Algebra II Award-1985, A Honor Roll. Loren Travis Rt. 2, Box 45, Maysville (749- 7900). FFA, VICA. Christina D. Vance Rt. 1, Box 385, Dorcas (257- 118 1217). French Club, FBLA, band, Typing Award (Vo-Tech), Snow Queen 1987-88, Val- entine Princess 1988, Homecoming Princess 9th 12th grades, select chorus. Carolyn (Rohrbaugh) VanMeter Rt. 1, Box 951, Petersburg. Track, FFA, Honor Roll. Debra Lyn Watts Box 201-A, New Creek (788- 0791). French Club, AFS, yearbook, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Dana liene Weese Rt. 1, Box 1018, Petersburg (257-1772). FBLA, AFS, Key Club, varsity band, colorguard. Stacey W. Whetzel Rt. 3, Box 176, Petersburg (257-2164). VICA, Trail Club, FFA. j Timmy Whetzel Rt. 4, Box 19, Petersburg (257-1684). VICA, FFA. Amy Wilkinson 14 Pierpont St., Petersburg (257-1878). Varsity cheerleader, French Club, Valentines Princess, Homecoming Represen- tative, Friendliest, BPW Student of the Month, National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Barbara Deanne Will Rt. 1, Box 34-A, Arthur (749-7728). Basketball, Viking Log, Student of the Month. Brian J. Wills Rt. 1, Box 405, Dorcas (257- 1073). VICA. Danica Renee Wilson P.O. Box 444, Petersburg (257-1197). AFS (president 11th 12th grade), Key Club, Thespians, varsity band, pep band, FBLA, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, State Leadership Conference, Regional FBLA Contest. James Wimer Rt. 3, Box 64, Maysville (749 7285). FFA. Dana WratchfordGeneral Delivery, Maysville. Academic Award. Michael W. Wratchford P.O. Box 310, Peters- burg (257-1867). Football, manager of base- ball, wrestling. Jelirey Yokum Rt. 2, Box 196, Petersburg (257- 1647). Varsity band, Key Club, AFS, Thes- pians, French Club, Drum Major (1987-88), Who’s Who Among American High School Students, 1986 Award for Best Supporting Ac- tor, Senior Art Award, Players and Painters: West Virginia’s Festival for Young Artists. A mv Wilkinson receives the Kiwanis Scholarship from Bill Inskeep. Stacey Whetze!receives a scholarship from Diesel In- stitute of America. graduation 119 65th Annual Commencement Petersburg Bigtj S’rijoul Adam Peters delivers Valedictory speech. Seth Snell receives Salutatorian Award from Mr. David Cooper. Graduation Ceremony Includes Awards Holly Haslacker is presented the Shobe Scholarship to AF derson Broaddus College from Mrs. Fleat a Shobe. Shawn Alt and Karen Kimble receive American Legion Scholarships. Sebrett Ault was presented the VFW Scholarship by Mr. Richard Da w- son. Seth Snell, Brian Cinder, and Beth Barr receive the Rotary Scholar- ship. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Top of the Mountain Scholars: Kim Givan, Adam Peters, Seth Snell, Eric Allen; Ameri- can Legion Scholarship: Sha wn Alt, Karen Kimble; Daughters of the American Revolu- tion: Alicia Berg; WVUScholarships: Eric Allen, Holly Cole, Adam Peters. Beth Porter, Allen Simmons; Potomac State Scholarships: Kim Given, Greg Kesner, Sandy Burgess; Trenton Scholarships: Cathy Junkins; Kiwanis Scholarship: Amy Wilkinson; Hagers- town Business College: Dina Kimble; Veterans of Foreign Wars: Sebrett Ault; Grant County Education Association: Kelley Jones; Shobe Scholarship: Holly Haslacker Die- sel Institute of America: Stacey Whetrel; Rotary Scholarship: Brian Cinder, Beth Barr Seth Snell; Petersburg High School Scholarships: Sebrett Ault, Allen Simmons, Amy Wilkinson. Mr. Doug Turner presents Kelley Jones the Grant County Education Association Scholarship. Doron Haslacker and Jim Cole, Board o! Education mem- bers, present diploma to Sherry Hinkle. Cathy Junkins is presented the Trenton Schol- arship by Bill Inskeep. Kim Givan and Greg Kesner are presented Potomac State College Scholarships. graduation 121 ROMNEY CYCLE CENTER Yamaha - Suzuki - Kawasaki ATV, Motorcycle and Generator Sales Accessories • Parts • Service Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Open Evenings By Appointment Phone: 304-822-3933 Kevin Carr Owner 292 W. Main St. Romney, WV 26757 (Mo ®E Resort Conference Center A WEST VIRGINIA STATE PARK Benny Sturgill (left) and Matt McDaniel (below) enjoy the great skiing conditions. Marc Harman, Mark Rowland, Benny Stur- gill, Matt McDaniel, Stacey Whetzel, and Jeff Whetzel stop skiing long enough for a picture. ft 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 Phone: (304) 257-2350 KIM’S SILVER SHEARS Buffalo Acres Rt. 28 South Petersburg, W. Va. 26847 Alma Gnegy Brake, Owner Operator Complete Hair Super Styles for Guys Gals H. and H. GUTTER SERVICE SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTER WHITE BROWN ENAMEL FINISH FREE ESTIMATES Care For The Entire Family! ffPSYSCO FOOD SERVICES INC JERRY HELMICK JOHN J. HELMICK GENERAL DELIVERY FISHER, W. VA. 26818 124 PHONES: 434-2469 289-3391 Your Full Service Distributor” 2020 S Mam Sr., Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 703)434 0761 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1988 From: J H COUNTRY MARKET Rt. 20 North, Old Clarksburg Rd. CRAZY HARRY’S COUNTRY MARKET Rt. 33 East Elkins, WV 26241 636-3497 We specialize in: Fresh produce Fresh Oysters in Season and Apples Galore Red and Golden Delicious, Staymen, Winesap, Red Romes, Ida Reds, Red Yorks, Johnathans, Marden, Blush, and Macintosh 2 locations Buckhannon, West Virginia 26201 472-5974 and Rt. 219 North, Parsons Rd. Montrose, West Virginia 26283 636-4001 AND Seneca Theatre Petersburg, W.V. In memory of our beloved son and brother— Bradley Lee Huffman Love, Mom, Dad, Angela, Myra, Brent, Brock, son Bryan 1963-1986 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 «IG u S f� t Off Central Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc. Romney Coca-Cola 426 East Main Street Romney, West Virginia 267570378 Phone (304) 822-5121 127 JOSTEN’S 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 Americans Finest Class Rings, Yearbooks, Announcements, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns, and Awards 128 Colonel Rockingham 129 EXECUTIVE OFFICE BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815-0275 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1988 from ICKY’S 257-1255 Brian Hefner, Melvin Williams, Eli Snell, and Bryant Rex- rode enjoy lunch at Icky’s ] ■ '1 Matt Mallow practices driving. Richard Glass, Donnie Barr, and Parry VanMeter take time for a quick game of pool. 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 Yvette Crowe waits for her order. ( f7ed £. udartcf Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT 415 Virginia Avenue PETERSBURG, WV 26847 257-4711 538-6867 Ted and Mark Rowland check the features on the Sears Lawn Tractor. Teresa Blankenbeckler types orders. Carolyn Borror notifies customers about orders received. 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For more information about Shepherd College 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 Early Childhood Education Mathematics Safety Education Graphic Design BACHELOR S DEGREE Economics Mathematics Education School Library Media Hotel-Motel and Restaurant Elementary Education Medical Technology Secondary Education Management PROGRAMS English Music Social Studies Education Marketing Management Accounting English Education Music Education Social Work Nursing Anthropology Geography Fashion Merchandising Music History and Literature Sociology Photography Art Foods and Nutrition Music Performance Speech Secretarial Science Art Education French Music Theory and Theatre (Executive Secretary or Art Therapy Biology Biology Education Business Administration General Science General Science Education German Graphic Design Composition Music Therapy Nursing Office Technology Therapeutic Recreation Word Processing) Business Education Health Education Painting ASSOCIATE DEGREE PRE-PROFESSIONAL Chemistry History Park Administration PROGRAMS PROGRAMS Chemistry Education Home Economics Photography Accounting Agriculture Commercial Recreation Hotel-Motel and Restaurant Physical Education Business Administration Dentistry Management Management Political Science Data Processing Law Communications Interdisciplinary Studies Printmaking Electronics Technology Medicine Computer Mathematics Jazz Studies Psychology Engineering (2 + 2 program) Pharmacy Computer Programming and Journalism Radio Broadcasting Fashion Merchandising Physical Therapy Information Systems Language Arts Education Recreation Leisure Services Fire Service and Safety Veterinary Medicine Consumer and Homemaking Library Science Recreation Program Technology Theological Studies Education Marketing Management General Studies List includes majors, minors and concentrations. SHEPHERD © COLLEGE within easy commuting distance 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 Congratulations “Class of 88” ARNOLD-BASAGIC FUNERAL HOME David J. Basagic Flinns’ Family Store 19 South Main St. Petersburg, WV. 26847 257-4242 Steel and Echo products, saws weedeaters, blowers, brush saws, etc. 257-1406 Off Route 42 Petersburg, WV 26847 Congratulations to the Class of 88 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 GO UIKINGS ! 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Barr, Secretary Diana McMorrow, Secretary Gene Kiser, Cooperative Education Instructor Shirley Sherman, Business Helena Twigg, Business Mary C. Barr, Nursing Assistant John Sherman, Masonry Grover Duling, Electricity Hollis Ours, Carpentry II Howard Roy, Carpentry I Darwin Michael, Auto Mechanics Gerald Hill, Welding Beverly Evans, Adult Basic Coordinator Vera Sindy, Adult Basic Aide Keith Alt, Janitor SENIORS Shawn Alt Brian Cook Barth Feaster Ronald Grapes Tom Mauzy Todd Reel Dan Reynolds Bill Roby Shannon Sites Kddie Cook Timmy Hall Tommy Koontz Davie Moreland Dale Rohrbaugh Collin Sites Stacey Whetzel Johnny Coldizen Eric Heavener Roger Hicklin Olin Oates Rex Stump Jeff Bean Brent Burgess Johnny Crites Gerry Davis Brock Huffman Allan Kimble Michael Kimble Matthew Mallow Mark Nesslerodt Reggie Ours lx ren Travis Timmy Whetzel Kathy Crites Yvette Crowe Kimberly Evans Becky Franz David Feaster Jeanne Goldizen Beth Harris Kim lnskeep Heidi Kuykendall Kim McLamara Sara Mongold Sherry Ours Kathy Puffenbarger Connie Rexrode Cindy Rohrbaugh Roy Shears Misty Shook Nancy Simpson Todd Thompson Brian Wills Mike Wratchford Dandra Dove Lori Greenwalt Lisa Hedrick Kevin Coblentz Eric Hardy Rodney Hilliard Michael Keplinger Keith Ketterman Donavan Riggleman Scott Smith Sebrette Ault Angela Hiser Sherry Keplinger Danica Wilson Kristina Berg Pamela Brown Sheila Evans Dina Kimble Tamara Idleman Amy McGuire Christina Vance Dana Weesc 138 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! Ai'nertCd� ’ :;f 'H Woodmarfc A . Aristokraft Compliments of Maysville General Merchandise Maysville, WV 26833 749-7100 Discount Drug-Cosmetics Russell Stover Candies Petersburg, W. Va. 26847 - Phone 257-1044 FORMAN AVE. GRANT ST. SHORT ST. PIERPIONT ST. CREST VIEW PARK MOTEL GARY A. MICHAEL OWNER TOWNE PHARMACY 109 NORTH MAIN STREET PETERSBURG, W. VA. PHONE 257-2072 CHESTER A. SNYDER SON EXCAVATING ROUTE 3 BOX 68 MAYSVILLE, WV 26833 (304)749-7335 WELD Country Radio AM 69 • FM 101.7 DOWNTOWN FISHER MUSIC NEWS ★ SPORTS Your Community Station PHONE 538-6062 FULL SERVICE BOTTLING COMPANIES PEPSI-COLA, 7-UP, DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY Congratulations Class of “88” Paca C.a St'..h V1J 21502 (301) 724-1470 141 V P'lmlurf. W.V 26 47 (304) 257-466« McGuinness Self-Service McGuinness Disc Auto Supplies Jordan Run Road, Maysville, W.V. 26847 Groceries, Clothing, Footwear - Sporting Goods Ice - New Used Tires GLOVER S AUTO SUPPLY Your independent Jobber Petersburg 257-4288 Marlington 799-7305 Auto Parts Phillips 66 Gas Oil Recreation Room Pleasing you is our Pleasure Serving you, our Satisfaction — “Congratulations Graduates” Mike Petersburg Block, Inc. 257-4848 or 257-4664 Blocks Ready Mix Flue blocks and Liners Glen-Gery Bricks Famous Webster Bricks P.O. Box 756 Petersburg, W.Va. 26847 142 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ‘88’ Bond’s “Give a gift and V t 1 ) unwrap a smile” . 9 % r Petersburg West Virginia Compliments of Smith’s Plumbing and Heating 13 Pierpont St. Petersburg, WV 26847 257-4470 Petersburg 257-1515 Fort Hill Exxon Servicenter, Inc. and R. C. Kesner and Son Wish the graduates of 1988 a bright and prosperous future. 143 Compliments Of Mathias And Company, Inc. 257-1611 Petersburg, West Virginia To our 1988 Grads: May your future be filled with wisdom, success and happiness. CENTRAL TIE LUMBER CO., INC. Petersburg 257-1313 V.- '- 4 co«po . $ 2: («:n? sBURc , Other areas Toll Free 1-800-344-7701 Since 1919 Complete Home Building Center “See Central Tie Before You Buy” Congratulations Class of “88 Keplinger Lime Company Incorporated 749-7611 VALLEY Dollar $aver Maysville, WV Agricultural Lime Graded Stone 145 MONARCH SUPER MARKET Competitive Prices — Superlative Service Deli — Coffee Shop — Buffet Fresh meats and produce Petersburg West Virginia 146 ALT’S GROCERY Southern States Fresh Meat Groceries Gas and Oil Phone 257-4774 Paul and Geraldine Alt, owners PETERSBURG COOPERATIVE Box 15 Potomac Street Petersburg, West Virginia 26847 Phone:257-1771 SOUTHERN STATES COOP Franklin Branch P.O. 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TAMMV 74. 88. 100 ARMCNTROUT. MATT 96 ARRINGTON. LISA 88 AULT. 8C LINDA 88 AULT. MICHACL 88 AULT. NICK 54. 60. 100 AULT. SCBRCTT 21. 36. 76. 108. 120 AVCRS. BCCKV 96 e BARGCR. BRANDON 104 BARGCR. CRVSTAL 79. 96 BARGCR. MCLISSA 79. 100 BARGCR. RODNCV 88 BARGCR. VALCRIC 88 BARR. BCTH 10. 21. 76. 77. 108. 120 BARR. BRCNT 3. 88 BARR. DONNIC 60. 104. 130 BARR, JACKIC 21. 80. 104 8ARRICK. JOC 92 SCAN. JCFF C. 108 8CLL. SHCRRV 79. 104 8CNSCNHAVCR. KCVIN 88 BCNSCNHAVCR. LCC 4. 37. 100 8CNSCNHAVCR. SHCRRV 104 BCRG. ALICIA 15. 20. 25. 60. 107. 108 BCRG. APRIL 67. 88 BCRG. CONNIC 100 BCRG. GLCN 100 BCRG. JAMIC 54. 60. 61. 104 BCRG. JANIC 67. 92 BCRG. JCFF 60. 104 BCRG. JULIC 104 BCRG. KARLA 92 BCRG. KIM8CRCLV 96 BCRG. KRISTI 16. 22. 28. 29. 65. 72, 73. 107. 108 BCRG. MARTV 54. 96 BCRG. MICHACL 96 BCRG. SCOTT 104 8CRG. SHCLLCV 100 BCRG. ST ACC V 21. 66. 74. 96 BCRG. THAHN 21. 100 BCRG. TINA 92 BCRGDOLL. JCRCMV 92 BIBLC. BARON 96 8I8LC. DC ANNA 22. 74. 96 BIBLC. GRCG 2. 21. 96 BIBLC. JODI 31. 88 BLACK. HULL 37.47. 54. 66. 96 BLAND. JONATHAN 88 BOHON. CHARITV 92 BORROfl. DAVCV 88 80RA0R. MIKC 88 BORROfl. PATRICK 74. 96 BORROR. RICHARD 96 BOSLCV. BILL 11. 14. 15. 26. 29 34 58. 107. 108 BOUCHCR. CATHCRINC 88 BOVCC. JIM 22, 46. 60. 100 BOVCC. TAMMV 88 8RAKC. CHRIS 40. 41. 104 BRCMCR. KATHV 15. 21. 40 82 107 108 SRCNNAN. MICHACL 88 8RCUJCR. JOSH 54. 66. 100 BRILL. BRADLCV 100 BROADUJATCR. JCNNIFCR 88 BROGAN. CHRIS 88 BROOKS. JILL 67. 96 BROOKS. RACHCL 41. 56. 104 BROUJN. KIM (CARR) 104 BROLUN. PAM 15. 33. 72. 73. 80. 108 8RUCC. CRICA 100 8RUCC. JC 13. 21. 60. 100 8RUNCLLC, DAVID 38. 54. 104 BRUNCLLC. LUCNDV 88 BUDDINGTON. JOHN 60. 104 8URGCSS. BCCKV 88 8URGCSS. BRCNT 13. 60. 108 BURGCSS. CHCRVL 21. 96 8URGCSS. DONALD 100 8URGCSS. JARCD 88 BURGCSS. KCNRIC 74. 96 BURGCSS. SANDV 15. 22. 44. 45. 64. 82. 107. 108 BURGCSS. VICKI 22. 44. 64. 96 C CAPLINGCR, DALC 100 CAPLINGCR. FAV 84. 108 CARR. BCCKV 8. 70. 75. 100 CARR. CVNTHIA 96 CARR. CRIC 104 CARR. JOSH 92 CARR. JUNCTA 41. 52. 75. 104 CARR. KCLLV 39. 104 CARR. KIM 100 CARR. MICHCLLC (MISSV) 104 CARR. RACHCL 67. 92 CARR. SHCLLCV 88 CARR. TCRCSA 21. 100 CASTO. DAVID 92 CASTO. JODV 92 CHAMP. JANCT 92 CHAMP. JCANCTTC 92 CHAMP. STACV 66. 100 CHIPLCV, JULIC 20. 37. 75. 80. 96 CHIPLCV. SUSAN 92 CLARK. CHRISTV 96 CLARK. SHANC 49. 100 CLAUZC. JCRCMV 8. 21. 60. 65. 70. 75 100 CLAV. NATALIC 47. 96 C08LCNTZ. KCVIN 15. 62. 85. 108 COBLCNTZ. MICHCLLC 44. 45. 60. 96 COFFMAN. RICHARD 37. 104 COLC. HOLLV 14, 15. 25. 26. 27. 29. 48. 56. 64. 70.80. 82. 107. 109 CONRAD. BRANDI 13. 79. 96 COOK. MCLINDA 22 COOK. BRIAN 74. 109 COOK. CDDIC 39. 109 COOK. JAMIC 104 COOK. MARK 21. 74. 92. 96 COOK. MCLINDA 44. 45. 65. 100 COOPCR. AMV 7, 20. 21. 56. 64. 80 107. 109. 123 COOPCR. CHAD 66. 88 COOPCR. RICKV 104 CRAUJFORD. TRACV 20. 36. 104 CRITCS. 8RVAN 88 CRITCS. CONNIC 88 CRITCS. CRIC 74, 100 CRITCS. JOHN 15. 40. 54. 60. 65. 70. 80. 109 CRITCS. JOHNNV L. 60. 109 CRITCS. KATHV 81. 109 CRITCS. KIMBCRLV 100 CRITCS. LORI 96 CRITCS. PAM 92 CRITCS. RODNCV 88 CRITCS. TRACV 96 CRITCS. VALCRIC 35. 67. 92 CflOUJC. VVCTTC 78. 79. 109. 130 CULLCRS. MATTHCLU 92 CURL. SANDRA 88 CURRV. 8CRNICC 92 CURTIS. MATT 66. 88 D DAILV. TROV 100 DARNCLL. COLLCCN 100 DAVIS. FflANCCS 88 DAVIS. GCRRV A. 100. 109 DAVIS. KARCN 79. 104 DCGCC. CCCILC 10. 37. 71. 72. 73. 109 DCMCDICI. RICHARD 96 DCNNV. LORI 75. 84. 104 DCNNV. STACI 96 DCTTIBURN. TONVA 89 DICHL. C ARMILLA 92 DOLLV. ANGCL 92 DOLLV. CLINTON 89 DOLLV. MARCUS 96 DOLLV. MCLISSA 92 DOLLV. SHANNON 89 DOLLV. SHCLLCV 21. 47. 97 DO VC. SANDRA 43. 81. 85. 109 DUNSMORC. AMANDA 104 DURKO. KIM 42. 100 € CCKARD. JIM 97 CCKARD. ROBCRT 92 CLV, JOCV 89 CVANS. ALLISON 22. 34. 35. 41. 75. 80. 104 CVANS. CONNIC 79. 100 CVANS. CRVSTAL 5. 79. 100 CVANS. DAVID 97 CVANS. GLCNNA 71. 104 CVANS. HCATHCR 97 CVANS. JAV 97 CVANS. JCRCMV 89 CVANS. KIMBCRLV LVNN 109 CVANS. LORI 100 CVANS. MICAH 92 CVANS. NICOLC 89 CVANS. SHCILA KAV 109 CVC. DANCLLC 89 F FCASTCR. BARTH 60. 84. 109 FCASTCR. BCTH 104 FCASTCR. CANDIDA 100 FCASTCR. MICHCLLC 21. 41. 71. 84. 104 FLCTCHCR. DOUG 4. 66. 80. 89 FOUCH. TODD 57. 66. 100 FRANTZ. JASON 32 FRANZ. BCCKV THORNC 109 FRANZ. JASON 10. 66. 92 FRCCLAND. ROBBIC 74, 100 FRVC. CHRIS 66. 80. 92 FUNK. ADAM 74 FUNK. JCFF 100 FUNK. PATTV 78. 79. 110 FUNK. TIMOTHV 100 G GAV. MARK 89 GCORGC. CATHCRINC 89 GCORGC. MCLISSA 92 GCORGC. TOMMV 66. 100 GCRSTCLL. JOC 21 GCRSTCLL. JOCSCPH 97 GHALIB. SHAMIL A 97 GINDCR. BRIAN 8. 42. 44. 45. 54. 55. 58. 65. 70. 107. 110. 120 GIVAN. KIM 8. 15. 64. 84. 107. 110. 121 GLASS. RICHARD 41. 54. 60. 104. 130 GLOVCR. ANNC 2. 4. 11. 22. 24. 31. 34. 37. 41. 44 . 45. 52. 53. 70. 80. 105 GOLDIZCN. 8RVON 89 GOLDIZCN. CHAD 92 GOLDIZCN. JCANNC 10 GOLDIZCN. JOHNNV 13. 110 GOLDIZCN. KATHV 89 GOLDIZCN. MCLISSA 89 GOLDIZCN. TIMOTHV 105 GOLDIZCN. TOM 74, 97 GRAPCS, KCVIN 60. 105 GRAPCS, RON 85. 110 GRCCNAUJALT. LORI 22. 43. 72. 73 110 GRCCNAUJALT. MICHCLC 21. 100 H HAHN. BRANDI 4. 30. 32. 52. 67. 93 HALL. JCRMCV 89 HALL. JORGC 93 HALL. MARK 74. 105 HALL. OSCAR 97 HALL. SAMMV 97 HALL. TIM 74. 10 HAMRIC. MARK 66. 97 HANNA. AMBCfl 4. 40. 41. 56. 65. 71. 75. 105 HARDV. CRIC 110 HARMAN. CARRIC 20. 52. 89 HARMAN. CRVSTAL 101 HARMAN. CURTIS 89 HARMAN. GLCNN 89 HARMAN. MARC 54. 60. 101. 123 HAAMAN. MICHACL 54. 97 HARMAN. RICHIC 101 HARMAN. RVAN 62. 66. 101 HARRIS. BCTH 15. 71. 107. 110 HARRIS. MARV 93 HARTMAN. TCDDV 97 HASLACKCR. HOLLV 22. 37. 72. 110. 120 HASLACKCR. KIM 21. 46. 65. 97 HASLACKCR. R08BIC 54. 74, 97 HASLACKCR. STCFANIC 15. 72. 73. 110 HASTINGS. PCGGV 89 HALUK. JCRCMV 101 HAUJK. MISTV 10. 93 HALUK. RHONDA 21. 101 HALUK. TRACV 101 HCAVCNCR, CINDV 93 HCAVCNCR, CRIC LCC 110 HCDRJCK. 8RVAN 41. 58. 62. 105 HCDRICK. CHARLOTTC 22. 43. 84. 110 HCDRICK. DLUAVNC 29 HCDRICK. JAV 74, 101 HCDRICK. LISA ROHR8AUGH 110 HCDRICK. MINDV 67. 93 HCDRICK. RICKV 101 HCDRJCK. RODNCV 97 HCDRICK. TAMRA 93 HCDRICK. TIM 74. 101 HCFNCR. BRIAN 57, 54. 97. 130 HCFNCfl. JULIC 64. 75. 105 HCLMICK. BRAD 41. 49. 54. 60. 105 HCLMICK. GRCG 54. 97 HCLMICK. RODNCV 93 HCNDRICKSON. MICHCLC 21. 30. 53. 105 HCNDRICKSON. NIKKI 16. 52. 93 HCRRON. BUCK 93 HCSSC. MIKC 80 HiCKLIN. LCON 89 HICKLIN. ROGCR LCC 111 HILL. JONATHAN 97 HILL. MICHACL 89 HILLARD. RODNCV LCAF 111 HINCS. KCVIN (SHAD) 97 HINCS. LORI 84. Ill HINCS. SHAD 74 HINKLC. RHONDA 20. 30. 37. 75. 101 HINKLC. SHCRRV 2. 10. 21. 111. 121 HINKLC. TONIA 30. 31. 93 HISCR, AMANDA 47. 52, 97 HISCR. ANGCLA 4, 25. 29. 33. 52. Ill HISCR. JR 66. 80. 93 HOOVCR. ALCXIA 79. 97 HOSC. GINA 93 HOSC. RANDV 97 HOTTLC. BILLV 97 HUFFMAN. BROCK 39. Ill HUFFMAN. TODD 101 HUGHCT. HCATHCR 89 HVRC. MCGAN 89 IDLCMAN, KRISTA 21. 47. 97 IDLCMAN. TAMMV 21. Ill IMAN. BILLV 101 IMAN. CRVSTAL 93 IMAN. PAULA 101 INSKCCP, JARCD 65. 66. 101 INSKCCP, KIM 107. 111 INSKCCP. STACIC 27. 101 INSKCCP. STCPHANIC 101 J JAC08SCN. KIRA 101 JCNSCN. DANA 89 JCNSCN. KATRINA 21. 65. 97 JONCS. KCLLCV 15. 54. 62. 72. 107. 111. 121 JONCS. MATTHCLU 93 JUDV, CHRISTIC 89 JUDV. DC8BIC 79. 105 JUDV. CLAINC 89 JUDV. JONATHAN 89 158 JUDV. JULIC WATTS JUOV. PflTRICH 36. 105 JUOV. SHCRRV 20. 101 JUDV. STCPHAMC 93 JUNKINS. CATHV 15. 20. 21. 56. 80. 111. 121 K KASMICR. SHCLBV 79. 97 KCADLC. MATTHCW 89 KCLLV. ALISON 93 KCLLV. CAIN 21. 101 KCPLINGCR. RRRON 21. 37. 97 KCPUNGCR. AMV 89 KCPUNGCR. JCANCTTC 101 KCPUNGCR. JULIA 105 KCPLINGCR. KAMCLA 16 KCPUNGCR. KRISTR 67. 93 KCPLINGCR. LINDA 101 KCPUNGCR. MAC 93 KCPLINGCR. MICHACL C. Ill KCPUNGCR. PRMMV 101 KCPUNGCR, PATRICIA 97 KCPLINGCR. PAUL 66. 101 KCPLINGCR. SHCRRV DAUJN 111 KCPUNGCR. TAMMV 101 KCPLINGCR. UJILMA 79. 105 KCSNCR, G W 37. 60. 101 KCSNCR. GRCG 80. 107. 111. 121 KCSNCR. JAMCS 21. 97 KCSNCR. JCFF 89 KCSNCR. KIM 21. 79. 93. 97 KCSNCR. MARK 105 KCSNCR. MCLISSA 101 KCSNCR. NIKKI 93 KCSNCR. RICK 93 KCSNCR. SCOTT 101 KCSSCL. JOSH 54. 65. 66. 74. 98 KCSSCL. AT. 93 KCSSCL. SAMMV 93 KCTTCRMAN. ARNO 93 KCTTCRMAN. BCCKV 72. 105 KCTTCRMAN. BROCK 60. 101 KCTTCRMAN. D WAVNC 89 KCTTCRMAN. JAMIC 101 KCTTCRMAN. JOHN 74. 76. 98 KCTTCRMAN. KCITH I 111 KCTTCRMAN. LORCTTA 98 KCTTCRMAN. MCLINDA 89 KCTTCRMAN. SUCNCTTC 90 KIDWCLL. BOBBV 90 KIDWCLL. LARRV 74. 98 KILC. ALLAN 74, 98 KILC. JOSH 90 KILC. MATT 72. 76. 98 KIL€. TOMMA 79. 101 KIMBLC. ALLCN 74. 112 KIMBLC. AMV 93 KIMBLC. BRIAN 36. 74. 105 KIMBLC. CONNIC 81. 105 KIM8LC. CRVSTAL 101 KIMBLC. DANNV 105 KIM8LC. DCBBIC 74. 98 KIMBLC. DINA 4. 6. 9. 20. 24. 25. 27. 29. 48. 52.82. 85. 107. 112 KIMBLC. CRIC 90 KIMBLC. JCFF 37. 64. 66. 101 KIMBLC. JCNNV 21. 27. 30. 98 KIMBLC. KARCN 21. 112. 120 KIMBLC. LARRV 98 KIMBLC. LORI 93 KIMBLC. MARK 93 KIMBLC. STCVCN 93 KIMBLC. TCRCSA 90 KIMBLC. VALCRIC 32. 67. 93 KIRBV. CDDIC 66. 94 KISAMOAC. BCCKV 72. 105 KISAMORC. LORCTHA 90 KITC. BOBBV 94 KITZMULCR. CHCRVL 20. 21. 27. 80. 102 KITZMM.LCR. KRISTA 16. 80. 81. 105 KITZMILLCR. STCVC 105 KLINC, STCVC 102 KOONTZ. TOMMV 112 KUVKCNDALL. ANDV 102 KUVKCNDALL. BRIDGCT 56. 67. 98 KUVKCNDALL. CRVSTAL DAUJN 12 KUVKCNDALL. HCIDI 31. 43. 72. 73. 112 KUVKCNDALL. LVNCTTC 21. 102 L LABOSSICRC. MICHCLC 25. 37. 53. 102 LABOSSICRC. SONVA 90 LAMBCRT. SONIA 20. 102 LANDIS. JODIC 21. 75. 102 LANDIS. LORI 15. 22. 72. 73. 78. 79. 84. 112 LANDIS. MARK 36. 4 1. 54. 60. 65. 105 LANDIS. PHILIP 54. 65. 66. 72. 98 LAUJ. CHAD 60. 102 LALU. HCATHCR 17. 71. 72. 105 LCATHCRMAN. JULIC 90 LCATHCRMAN. RHONDA 94 LCATHCRMAN. TCRRC 90 L€GG. CHUCK 102 LOFTON. PATTV 78 LOFTON. TONV 6. 54. 62. 105 LONAS. JODV 90 LONAS. JONATHAN 60. 102 LONAS. VALARIC 78. 79. 98 LONG. BILLV 90 LONG. BOBBV 4 1. 107. 112 LONG. DCBORAH 102 LONG. JASON 66. 90 LONG. JCRCMV 94 LVONS. CD 102 M MALLOUJ. ALLCN 94 MALLOW. MATT 62. 74. 112. 130 MARSHALL. CHARITV 90 MARTIN. CONNIC 37. 74. 98 MARTIN. KCLLV 67. 90 MARTIN. SHCLLV 21. 102 MAUZV. AIMCC 21.52. 94 MAUZV. JCNNV 27. 76. 81. 105 MAUZV. KRISTV 21. 53. 105 MAUZV. TOMMV 6. 112 MAV. CMILV 90 MAVS. ANNCTTC 30. 79. 81. 112 MCCARTNCV. CARRI 11. 40. 41. 72. 105 MCDANICL. MATT 3, 20. 21. 41. 62. 80. 105. 123 MCGUIR6. AMV 36. 71. 72. 112 MCGUIRC. RCBCCCA 94 MCLAMARA. KIM 79. 112 MCCK. MIKC 41. 54. 58. 59. 62. 105 MCVCRS. SHCILA 79 MILLCR. SHCLDON 21. 74. 102 MILLCR. TIMOTHV 102 MINNICH. GARV 10. 54. 94 MITCHCLL. SHIRLCV 22. 105 MITCHCLL. TONIA 90 MONGOLD. CRVSTAL 67. 94 MONGOLD. JCRCMV 94 MONGOLD. KIM 4. 17. 24. 56. 67. 102 MONGOLD. LISA 5. 21. 37. 98 MONGOLD. LORI 44. 45. 60. 70. 75. 76. 77. 80. 102 MONGOLD. ROGCR 90 MONGOLD. SARA 4 . 79. 84. 107. 112 MONGOLD. SCOTTIC 102 MONGOLD. TAMMV 79. 105 MONGOLD. TCRRI 81. 112 MONGOLD. TONVA 90. 94 MORCLAND. DAW 12. 39. 113 MOUJRV. JONATHAN 98 MOLURV. RICHARD 21. 37. 102 MOVCRS. BUTCH 54 MO VCRS. DONALD 102 MOVCRS. MIKC 37, 54. 66. 98 MOVCRS. TONVA 98 MUMPOUJCR. JAMV 94 MVCRS. SHAUUN 90 MVCRS. SHCLIA 102 N NCAL. CHRIS 54. 74. 102 NCAL. CLAVTON 80. 90 NCLSON. CUNT 7, 102 NCSSCLRODTC. MARK 74. 102. 113 NICOL. JAV 44, 45. 75. 102 NICLSON. HANS 98 NORWOOD. JCANCTTC 11. 22. 28. 41. 44. 45. 53. 70. 71. 105 O OATCS. JCRRV 43. 113 OATCS. TONV 11. 74. 102 OLACHC. CHRISTINC 12. 21. 41. 105 OURS. BCCKV 81. 106 OURS. BRIAN 94 OURS. DALC 94 OURS. DONNA 21. 106 OURS. GALCN 94 OURS. HCIDI 90 OURS. JASON 94 OURS. KCVIN 76. 77. 106 OURS. LONNIC 90 OURS. LORI 42. 102 OURS. LVNN 98 OURS. MATT 74. 80. 98 OURS. MCLANIC 41. 56. 71. 106 OURS. MISTV 90 OURS, MITCH 106 OURS. RCGGIC 21. 71. 85. 107. 113 OURS. SHAV 80. 94 OURS. SHCRRV 81. 84. 113 OURS. SHCRRV (MVCRS) 106 OURS. TAD 90 P PARKCR, STACV 9. 37. 4 1. 52. 72. 106 PCCK. LORI 71 PCNNINGTON. DAVID 98 PCNNINGTON. CL VIS 102 PCNNINGTON. RUSTV 94 PCNNINGTON. UJCSLCV 94 PCTCRS. ADAM 8. 15. 58. 80. 107. 113. 119 PCTCRSON. 8RCNT 90 PHARCS. CRIC 102 PHAflCS. SHANNON 102 PHILLIPS. DCB8IC 98 PLAUGCR. NOAH 90 PLAUGCR. ROVCC 27. 90 POLANTZ. CHRIS 37. 102 PORTCR. BCTH 8. 15. 21. 84. 107. 113 PORTCR. CHAD 94 PORTCR. MARSHALL 90 PORTCR. SUCNCTTC 21. 47. 98 POTTS. IRK 106 PUFFCNSARGCR. JCNNV 6. 52. 53. 102 PUFFCNBARGCR. KATHV 80. 113 PVLC. JILL 71. 106 PVSCLL, SHIRLCV 90 R RAINCS. CHAD 102 RAINCS. RVAN 90 RATCLIFF. JCFFRCV 90 RCDMAN, GARV 90 RCDMAN. KRVSTAL 90 RCDMAN. TARINA (8U8S) 102 RCCD. PAM 102 RCCL, DAVID 94 RCCL. JODV 21. 36. 106 RCCL. STCVCN 98 RCCL. TODD 12. 113 RCXROAD. JASON 98 RCXRODC. AMV 94 RCXRODC. BRVANT 54. 66. 98. 130 RCXRODC. CONNIC 37. 113 RCXRODC. JAMCV 98 RCXRODC. SONVA 94 RCVNOLDS. CHAD 54. 106 RCVNOLDS. DAN 54. 62. 85. 113 RCVNOLDS. DCB8IC 67. 94 RCVNOLDS. PHILLIP 80. 90 RHODCS. RANDV 98 RICHARDSON. COV 90 RIGGLCMAN. BILLV 90 RIGGLCMAN. BUCKV 54. 62. 113 RIGGLCMAN. PATTV 41. 81. 106 RIGGLCMAN. RANDALL 66. 98 RIGGLCMAN. SHCLLV 106 RIGGLCMAN. TONIA 94 RIGGLCMAN. VICKIC 102 ROBV. KIM 22. 44. 98 ROBV. WILLIAM C. 113 RODGCRS. DALC 94 ROHR8AUGH. BRAD 102 ROHRSAUGH, BRCNDA 106 ROHR8AUGH. 8RUCC 90 ROHR8AUGH. CHRISTV 22. 81. 106 ROHR8AUGH. CINDV 43. 79. 113 ROHR8AUGH. DALC 39. 74. 113 ROHRS AUGH. CRIC 94 ROHRS AUGH. JAROD 90 ROHRSAUGH. JASON 54, 66. 94. 98 ROHR8AUGH. JCFF 102 ROHRSAUGH. JO ANNC 94 ROHRSAUGH. JOCV 90 ROHRSAUGH. LAURIC 21. 67. 79. 102 ROHR8AUGH. LISA 76. 77. 102 ROHR8AUGH. MARK 54. 62. 63. 106 ROHRSAUGH. MKHACL 90 ROHRSAUGH. RCBCCCA 94 ROHR8AUGH. TCRCSA 90 ROHR8AUGH. TODD 94 ROHRSAUGH. TOMMV 98 ROHRSOUGH. JASON 60 ROSC. KRISTA 90 ROSS. SUC ANN 90 ROTH. AARON 2. 20. 21. 27. 41. 58. 64. 106 ROTRUCK. MARIA 37. 79. 98 ROUTT. ROBBV 66. 94 ROV SHCARS 114 RUBLC. ANNA 98 RUMCR. DCRRICK 94 RUMCR. HCATHCR 90 RUMCR. STACCV 81. 102 RUNION. MIKC 106 s SCHCLL. DCNNIS 32 SCHCLL. WAVNC 80. 94 SCCRIST. LISA 37. 71. 72. 102 SHANHOLTZ. GARV 94 SHANHOLTZ. JCFF 94 SHANHOLTZ. JOC 102 SHANHOLTZ. LAURA 79. 106 SHARP. LCSLIC 37. 41. 106 SHCARS. FRCD 94 SHCARS. ROV 114 SHCRMAN. FRCD 37. 60. 102 SHCRMAN. PATTI 9. 42. 102 SHCRMAN. TODD 94 SHILLING8URG. ROSBIC 54. 62. 106 SHIRK. PAMCLA 103 SHIRK. ROSCRT 90 SHOCMAKCR. JUNIOR 103 SHOOK. MISTV 15. 21. 114 SHRADCR. CHRIS 21. 98 SHRCVC. CATHV 20. 21. 53. 107. 114 SHRCVC. DCRCK 91 SHUMAN. BRIAN 41. 60. 106 SHUMAN. KRISTCN 67. 103 SIMMONS. ALLCN 15. 32. 54. 80. 107. 114 SIMMONS. NORMAN 103 SIMPSON. NANCV 79. 114 SIMPSON. SHCLIA 91 SISLCR. CINDV 103 SITCS. COLLIN CHRISTOPHCR 114 SITCS. DWAVNC 94 SITCS. JASON 35. 66. 91 SITCS. KCLLV 8. 15. 58. 62. 63. 107. 114 SITCS. MISSV 8. 32. 56. 75. 103 SITCS. SHANNON LCC 114 SITCS. SHAWN 74. 98 SITCS. STACCV 74. 80. 98 SITCS. STCVC 21. 27. 91. 106 SMITH. CHRISTIC 91 SMITH. KARI 91 SMITH. MCLISSA 4. 20. 21. 24. 60. 80. 98 SMITH. SCOTT 24. 29. 54. 60. 62. 80. 85. 107. 114 SMITH. SHANC 1. 60. 103 SMITH. STARLA 21. 30. 31.41. 52. 85. 106 SMITH. TRCSA 94 SMITH. TRCVA 94 SNCLL. CLI 37. 54. 66. 98. 130 SNCLL. SCTH 8. 15. 28. 35. 64. 74. 107. 114. 119. 120 SNVDCR. KCLLV 15. 72. 73. 114 SNVDCR. VON 21. 37 SOUTH. JCNNV 103 SPKCR. RACHACL 98 SPONAUGLC. DCLCNCV 94 STCPHCNS. KRISTI 4 1. 52. 105. 106 STCVCfl. SHANC 74. 76. 103 STOTLCR. JULIC 98 STUMP. AMANDA 32. 91 STUMP. BRCNT 74. 98 STUMP. CALVIN 94 STUMP. CHRISTINA 91 STUMP. CURT 94 STUMP. KATHV 8. 94 STUMP. RCX 13. 114 159 STUMP. R08VN 98 STUMP. TONI 21. 98 STURGILL. BCNNV 7, 72. 114. 123 SULLIVAN. LRRRV 74, 106 SUTHflRD. GORDON 103 SUTHARD. JAMCS 103 SLUICK. CRRIG 103 SUJICK. CRVSTRL 78. 79 SLUICK. DAVID 98 SUJICK. K6NNV 91 SLUICK. LORI 78. 103 SLUICK. PCNNV 103 SLUICK. RODNCV 91 SVNDCR. VON 106 T TAVLOR. RODNCV 41. 106 TAVLOfl. LUILL 4 7. 58. 62. 105. 106 TCTCR. MATTHCLU 91 THOMAS. JCNNIFCR 78. 79. 103 THOMAS. JULIC 95 THOMPSON. PAULCTTC 22. 103 THORN6. ANGIC 91 THORNC. 8RADLCV 74. 103 THORNC. DAR8V 91 THORNC. DC88IC 99 THORNC. PCGGV 91 THORNC. SCOTTIC L. 7 74 TRAVIS. CHISTINfl 106 TRAVIS. LORCN 74. 7 74 TRITSCH. 8RADLCV 58. 74. 106 TRITSCH. CAROLVN 91 TURNCR. 8RUCC 74. 99 TURNCR, CRVSTRL 81. 106 TURNCR. DAVID 84. 99 TLUIGG. SCOTT 21. 99 U URICH. AMV 95 V VANCC, AMV 22. 95 VANCC, ANGIC 95 VANCC. CHAD 54. 66. 99 VANCC. CHRISTINA 21. 22. 25. 27. 85. 115 VANCC. DUSTV 5. 35. 103 VANCC. MATT 103 VANCC. fl J. 91 VANCC. TRAD 106 VANDCRNOOT. CRIC 7. 103 VANFLCCT. 8CCKV 7. 76. 106 VANMCTCR. CAROL VN 79. 115 VANMCTCR. CRVSTRL 91 VANMCTCR. MICHACL 95 VANMCTCR. PARRV 54. 106. 130 VANMCTCR. SHALUN 95 VANMCTCR. TAMARA 91 VIOLA. JCRCMV 95 (JU LUADDV. 8ILL 74, 103 LUALDMAN. TRACV 67. 103 LUALDRON. AMV 91 LUALDRON. KIM 65. 78. 79. 103 UJATTS. 8CTH 34. 37. 103 LUATTS. DC8RA 72. 115 LUATTS. JACOB 95 160 WAUtWOfITII PtlUUlINC LUATTS. JAMIC 91 LUATTS. JCNNIFCR 37. 42. 76. 77. 103 LUATTS. JCSSICA 75. 84. 106 LUATTS. LCC 54. 60. 99 LUATTS. SCVMOUfl 95 LUATTS. UJILLV 91 LUCASCNFORTH. DONALD 106 LUCASCNFORTH. LAKC 103 LUCASCNFORTH. LARAMIC 3. 91 LUCASCNFORTH. TRACCV 95 UJCATHCRHOLTZ. LCSTCR 74, 103 LUCDCNOJA. DCNNV 106 LUCCSC. DANA 25. 84. 175 UJCCSC. FRANKIC 54. 74. 99 LUCCSC. KRISTI 13. 46. 52. 79. 99 LUCCSC. MARV 91 LUCCSC. RODNCLL 95 LUCCSC. RODNINA 95 LUCSTFALL. KATHV 91 UJHCCLCfl, JCROMCV 54, 106 LUHCTZCL, ANDRCLU 74. 99 LUHCTZCL. 8CCKV 21. 37. 76. 99 LUHCTZCL. 8CTH 95 LUHCTZCL. 8ILLV 74. 106 LUHCTZCL. CHRIS 80. 95 LUHCTZCL. DCNISC 47. 99 LUHCTZCL. JACK 74. 103 LUHCTZCL. JCFF 62. 103. 123 LUHCTZCL. JONATHAN 7, 37. 65. 99 LUHCTZCL. RO88IC 99 LUHCTZCL. STACCV 2. 6. 13. 115. 119. 123 LUHCTZCL. TIMMMV 39. 115 LUHCTZCL, TOMMV 91 LUHITC. JAMIC 66. 99 LUHITC. OLIC 91 LUH.FONG. 8RAD 106 LUILKINSON. AMV 75. 34. 107. 115. 119 LUILKINSON. JCNNIFCR 52. 91 LUILKINSON. UJILLIAM 99 LUILL. 8AR8 56. 76. 84 LUILLIAMS. MCLVIN 12. 27. 37. 42. 62. 76. 99. 130 LUILL S. APRIL 95 UJILLS. BRIAN J. 7 75 LUHSON. DANICA 12. 29. 70. 71. 115 LUHSON, DANNV 22. 44. 45. 66. 75. 103 LUIMCR. DANNV 95 LUIMCR. JAMCS 74. 7 75 LUOLFC. CONNIC 106 LUOLFC. MARK 37. 99 LUOODS. JOHN 95 LURATCHFORD. ANGIC 95 LURATCHFORD. DANA C. 7 75 LURATCHFORD. LARRV 54. 106 LURATCHFORD. LCSLIC 84. 106 LURATCHFORD. MICHACL 39. 115 LURATCHFORD. VCLVCT 79. 103 LURIGHT. SABRINA 21. 103 V VOKUM. GRIFF 91 VOKUM. GLUCN 99 VOKUM. JCFF 10. 21. 49. 70. 71. 75. 84. 107. 115 VOUNG. BCN 66. 91 VOUNG. DC8BIC 8. 22. 23. 37. 4 7. 44, S3. 75. 106 Z ZIRK. CRIC 99 ' MAMCKLINE MIKKOl'IU 1988 Petro Schola Editors: Pam Brown Amy McGuire Advisor: Yvonne Rowland Cover Design: Cecile Degee Staff: Suella Alt, Kristy Berg, Lori Greenawalt, Holly Haslacker, Stefanie Haslacker, Kelley Jones, Becky Ketterman, Matt Kile, Becky Kisamore, Heidi Kuykendall, Lori Landis, Carri McCartney, Stacy Parker, Lisa Seacrist, Kelly Snyder, Benny Sturgill, and Debra Watts. Published by: Walsworth Publishing Company, Marceline, Missouri. Company representative was Bill Pugh. Special thanks to Tom Henke and the Grant County Press staff for their help through-out the year.