Peterstown High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Peterstown, WV)

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JUNIOR CLASS FAVBRITES BILL GBNTRY and BARBARA MANN

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Shines . . Booth . . . . Bradley .... Brookman . . . .Tones . . . Broyles . . Harvey . . Campbell . . Gentry . . Cantiberry's Pitzer . . . Fleshman . Harless . . . Keatley . Lively . . , . Dickinson . Long...... Weatherford Bob Miller . . Harvey . . McNeil . . Coulter . . Pennington . WHAT WUULD HAPPE .............Hadcur1Yh3i1' , , . Became loud and boisterous. , , . , Wasn't on Barbara's team. , , Was as big as his personality. ...........Cou1dn'ttalk. . . . Started going steady. , , , Was six feet tall. , , , Married S-----. .....Datedagirl. , . , Hair turned black. . . . Lived at Bozoo. , , , . . , Wasn't a lover. .........Wasadwarf. . . . . . Was a woman wrestler. , . . , , . Didn't like green Fords. Couldn't mail a letter to Union. . . . . . . Bought some cigarettes. . ...... Found a boyfriend. . . . . Lost interest in girls. . . . Slowed down to 60 M.P.H. . . . Didn't have two boyfriends. . . . . . Lost interest in V. P. I. . . . Didn't like blonde wavy hair. R. Guynn . . . Became R,Wimmer... .. J, Sadler ...... . . E. Ballengee . . D. Brewster . J. Broyles . . . C. Carter . . . D. Ellison .... B. Ann Francis . . . . B. Jane Francis . . . . . P. Jervis ...... Betty Miller . . . L. McClaugherty . . . B. McClaugherty . . . W, McCormick . . . G. Ogle ..... B. Robinson . . P. Shell ..... S. Smith .... B. Wickline . . L. Weiss . . M. Whitt . . IF interested in a Junior High cheer- leader. , , , , , , , . . Weighed 200 pounds. . Couldn't drive a green Chrysler. . . ............. Made an A , , , , . , Became a model. . . . Became a prize fighter. . . . . . . . . Got romantic. . . . . Would pay his dues. , , , . . . . Became Miss Universe. Would suddenly lose her modesty. . . . Became a famous politician. . . . . . . . Became aT. V. star. . . . Could make up her mind. , , Hadn't returned to school. ..........Two-timed. . . . Found a CBuddyJ. ...............Blushed. . . Became an English teacher. .........Cou1dbehave. , , , , , Had black hair. .........W3SaQi?1Hf. . . . Would let herself go. JOKE Mr. Pete Ballard: l've got rheumatism so bad in my left leg, I can hardly walk. Mrs. Hughes: Well, that's old age. Mr. Pete Ballard: You're crazy! My right leg is just as old as my left one, and I haven't got any rheumatism in that one! Are you Van Mann? asked the young man beside the coat rack in the restaurant. No, was the surprised reply. Well, I am, came the frosty rejoinder, and that is his overcoat you are putting on. Mrs. Houchins: Sit down, Sharon, and tell your sister a story. Sharon: Can't sit down, Mother, I just told Daddy a story. Mr, Dalton, complaining about the food in his home, was met with a strong argument by Mrs. Dalton. What's the matter with you? she demanded. Monday you liked beans, Tuesday you liked beans, Wednesday you liked beansg now Thursday, all of a sudden, you don't like beans! Stranger: Everybody puts his nose into my business. Charlie Brookman: Cheer up! Stranger: I'm not complaining. I manufacture handkerchiefsf' 33

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The Junior Class of Peterstown High School Janie Collier . Jeanie Susan E1mer...... Fannie Belle, Luke Lawson . Herbert Brown Millicent Carr Faye . Wanda Winnie , , , Cecil you as a n an. P resents HELMER AND THE LOVEBUG' A COMEDY IN ONE ACT Director: Mrs. Hughes CAST . about eighteen . . . her twin sister .... .. their younger sister . . . their brother . . . a colored maid . a college student . , about Luke's age . , . , , , a friend of Susan . . . . . friend of the twins . . friend of the twins . . . friend of the twins . . . . Elmer's friend . . --Q Q. no ... .fa o c Q Q o . . .Betty Miller .Dusty Dickinson . . . Judy Coulter , Marshall J ones Barbara Robinson . . Richard Guynn . . . . Tom Pitzer . . . Patsy Jervis . . . Patty Shell , , Betty Francis , . Leona McNeil . . Jerry Broyles Place . . . . . Combination living-room and dining-room of the Collier family Time . . . . . . . . . Late afternoon of a hot summer day. STORY OF THE PLAY Everyone has heard of Elmer and here he is again, ready to make everyone die of laughs. The twins have decided to give a formal dinner party since Mother is away watching Dad play golf, and Elmer is tucked safely away at camp. Everyone, including Fannie Belle, is thrilled about the party. No sooner have they expressed their joy and in pops Elmer. Elmer is a woman-hater until a sweet little thing by the name of Millicent Carr shows up. He loves to tease Janie about writing mushy letters to Herbert Brown, who goes to the same camp that Elmer does, Jeanie falls for Luke Lawson, who has a darling red Mercury. But after all, everything turns out just fine. SPECIAL MUSIC BETWEEN PLAYS Solo ........... The Green-eyed Dragon . . . ..... Mr. Price Solo . ......... Open The Gates of the Temple . . . . Richard Guynn Clarinet Trio . . ..... . . . . Frolic . . . Betty Boling, Trina Body, Margaret Whitt THE UNINVITED GHOST CAST Betty . . . . . . a timid girl just turned sixteen. . . . . . Glenda Ogle Madge . . . ..... her bold anddaring friend. .MaryJo Weatherford Bill.... Rich seems to get the worst of everything. . . Melvin Harvey dashing, bold, handsome, and brave . Charles Brookman Nancy. . . . . everybody's friend, and always ready . .Shelba Bradley for adventure Elaine ......... will go along with the crowd . . . . . Shirley Boothe Sissie .......... best fun she's had in years . . Lois Pennington Dorothy Warren. . wants to know who she really is . Jim Elliot. . . . . . . a young man of twenty-five . . . . Mr. Flinch .......... the real-estate man . . . . Margaret Whitt . Bill Gentry , Bobby Miller Hortense Gardner ....... .thc ghost ..... . . Betty Ann Francis Stage, Managers . . . ......... . J irnmy Shires, Jack Harvey Prompter ..... ...E1lenBallengee STORY OF THE PLAY Did you ever know of a haunted house -- a house vacant for twenty years because of an unsolved mystery? Well, if you didn't here's a chance to do sol A group of fun-loving teenagers decide to invade the old Redcay Mansion for a party. Of course, when they actually see the ghost and discover a beautiful young girl hidden in a closet, their fun turns into a real man-hunt -- or rather, ghost hunt. They suspect everybody, and of course the Uninvited Ghost. There are a lot of thrills and laughs before they discover the identity of the crying baby, and solve the twenty year mystery of the Woman in Black.