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

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.lust Suppo Q Tommy Urquhart couldn't weather-the -ford. Sue Weatherford didn't like ponytails. Raymond Miller forgot to attend a ballgame. Judy Jackson couldn 't be a Guynn. Richard Lipford wasn't friendly. Sandra Hood moved to Orchard. Truman Reed quit working at the Pee -Dee, Glen Stover couldn't make eyes at the girls. James Spencer caught the bus by chance. Wayne Long got a black eye. Meralyn Mays wanted a Teddy bear. Ralph Noble remembered to shut the gate. Graham Jackson became interested in a Boy--d. Teddy Miller was high-point man. Harold Mann lost his freckles. John Porterfield couldn 't make people laugh. Shelby Wickline became known as Mrs, Julus Ceasar. Bonnie Chapman could keep dates. Nancy Barton became an old maid school teacher. Mason Crosier had a family of twelve. Nora Lee Crosier became a sister-in-law. Rebecca Spangler could't smile. Linda Daugherty decided to become a cow -girl. Paul Butler became a math teacher. Claude Bradley like la Campbell. Claude Amos became principal of P.H,S. Bonnie Broyles wasn't allowed to talk. Ralph Spangler was sent to the office. James Thomas took small steps. Clarence Wickline lost his buddy. Joe Agee became seven feet tall. Raymond Smith gave driving lessons. the Barbara Stewart forgot to make out absence list. Harold Johnson liked school. Donald Crosier couldn't hug a Camel. Alice Johnson could learn to play volleyball. Rebecca Hill grew up. Johnny Craig became serious. Irma Chandler let her hair grow long. Leonard Broyles dyed his hair black. Bemard Rice couldn't play basketball. Eleanor Suttle played the bass horn. David Spangler forgot to share his che ing-gum. w Cecil Long became an English teacher. Linda McComas became a Buckland, Charles Miller spoke to a girl, David Meadows didn't go swimming, Jackie Coulter didn 't know her A -B -C - -J -l -M - 's. Thomas Hazelwood lost his curls. Mildred Wilson joined the army. Harry Johnson couldn't be excused from English class Ronald Farley couldn 't take a smoke. Joe Ellison couldn't play Croquet. Elizabeth Snyder talked too much. Ruth Fleshman lost a Crosier. Frank Broyles didn't graduate. Gerald Butler became known as Rhett. Maurice Aliff didn't like boogie music. Betty Lyn Boling became a famous clarine Gail Page was interested in a Coalter. James Brown got a crew cut. David Bradley suddenly liked girls. Jane Mann couldn't get a date. Frances Meadows lost interest in the boys. Bonnie Amos had short hair. Gay Hall failed to have a slumber party. t player Donald Wickline wrote a theme in English, Mrs. Perry: When do the leaves begin to turn? Teddy Miller: The night before exams. Burglar: Hands up! l'm looking for money. Mr. Pete Ballard: Let me turn on the light and hunt with you.

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