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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Q M , v-lqfy V: H a Y 43 mm-Q L , R vw- ,Q ff' f-ff , , aw 991' sf. JC fif' ,v -0 F , , , 1 'bf Heads I win, Tails you lose. Us Mrs. Weatherford, a valuable assistant to our staff. Super-Supervision J .76 S fi U fl 1+ Dear Friends: We realize that soon we are to leave Peterstown High School. It would take several volumes to cover the many glorious experiences we have encountered here. It is only possible to cover the highlights of this momentous year. We hope that at some future date these personalities, pic- tures, and words may bring back to your memory our school days together at P. H. S. Within the leaves of this annual may be found the stu- dents, the various organizations, the faculty, and the admin- istration--the inspiration and purpose of our publication of this book. We sincerely hope you enjoy it. In closing, we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to our advisor, Mr. C.M. Isola, who has been our constant guide in making this yearbook possible. Sincerely yours, aww BETTY LOU SIMMONS Editor-in-Chief 957 , being We, the Treasure Chest staff of 1 ' and sincere interest, deeply grateful for your guidance ' ' annual to you, Mr. and Mrs. w Dalton. Your contribution to Peterstown High School shall alwaysbe remembered. Your presence and par- ticipatio h ol life more enjoyable and pleasant. ish to dedicate this n have made our sc o For your presence, interest, and participation and for your continued in our educational career, atefully dedicate this issue of the guidance, we gr Treasure Chest. TO THE DALTONS Qzdicatian, SUPERINTENDENT CHARLES BOOTHE Un1on West V1rg1n1a RANDALL BALLARD Peterstown West Vlfglllla PRES IDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT GEORGE DRANISFIELD Umon West V1rg1n1a K.. W E WICKLINE Un1on West V1rg1n1a CARL BROYLES L1nds1de West V1rg1n1a LEIGHTON DRANSFIELD 1 A SIBOLD GHPITIIHS WCS! Virginia Greenv111e West Vilglflla PR1NCIPAL'S MESSAGE My heartiest congratulations to you, our Sailor Classl You have just completed an important step in your life. The mostimportant aspect of your education is to realize at an early age that life has a purpose. Life will be empty for the person who fails to try to understand his place in society. Every worthy student needs to know that he can not be a part of any organi- zation or facet of society without bearinganinfluence. This influence will be negative or positive. Those who have led here in this preparation for life, must also be the leaders of this oolmtry in the future. Use the great powers that God has so generously given each of you and apply thehiddm energies of your soul for the greatest happiness in life. I hope the years you have spent at Peterstown High School will help you to bebetter men and women. Iwill watch you with interest. BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUC- CESSI f t r ,J , X X Y 6 - . jf' IJLA, Y ' rnaifgf -- .Q ,J -a'6'44 '4 4 . Charles C. Houchins, Principal ARTHUR I. BALLARD Social Studies A.B. Concord College M.A. West Virginia University FRANCIS I. DIVITA Music Director B.S. West Virginia Tech. Senior Advisor ANNIE B MILLER English A B Concord College Sen1or Advisor MARTHA D HUGHES English A B Radford Teachers College Junior Advisor C M ISLA Commerce Bowling Green Busmess University M A West Vrrgirua University Junior Adv1sor ROBERT DUNN Physical Education English S Concord College M A West Virginia University 9' rl! i .TUNE MILLER Englrsh and Lrbrary Scrence B S Concord College Sophomore Advlsor LILLIAN MEADOWS Home Economlcs A B Marshall College Freshman Advxsor EDWIN BALLENGEE Vocatronal Agrrculture Brologrcal Sclence Freshman Adv1sor B S West Vlrgxma Umversrty THOMAS BUMGARDNER ermstry and Math Moms Harvey West Vlfglflla Universrty Erghth Grade Adv1sor VERNA M PRIC E Brology and Scxence B S Concord College Erghth Grade Advrsor RENA A HUMPHREY Englrsh A B Concord College Seventh Grade Advrsor A. W. CROTTY, IR. English B.S. Concord College Seventh Grade Advisor GLENN BALLARD Science and Biology B.S. Concord College GLENN DOWDY SOC131 Studres A B Concord College M A Columbla Umversny T E BALLARD IR Socral Studres PhYS1C31 Educatlon B Concord College M A West V1rg1n1a Umversrty RUTH D DALT ON Home Economrcs B S Concord College CLAUDE B DALTON Mathematlcs Physrcal Educatron S Concord College M A West Virgrma Umverslty M US IC VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE HOME ECONOMICS 6' O f I -6 J' QQ Q0 'x 5 0 1 L -',' COMMERCE i 'NL L +- DRIVERS EDUCATION X 'vw .-,-an-f'f SOCIAL STUDIES Y? x T? Y uf ' lfiwslaff Z Wadbm Glenna Chambers Jerry Guynn Jean Weatherford James Long Doris Buckland TOUI DI-1l'1f1 Betty I . Bench Leslie Jones Larry I0hD50l'1 Qxliwi 0' 'ewbwhu'w :mm :wif IERUSHA IANE STAFFORD JUCY Nothmg was ever achreved wrth out enthusrasm F H A 1 2 3 4 Jun1orDegree3 Chapter Degree 4 F H A Hrs tortan 3 Class Offrcer 3 Chou 1 Treasurer F H A 4 Annual staff MARY ELIZABETH LANE Murrle Her frlends are many her foes are there any? Cho1r 1 Class Off1cer 1 2 3 Class Favorrte 3 Class Play 3 Most Athletic 4 Annual staff 4 DALE F BELCHER Dale Hum1l1ty rs a strange thmg the mmute you thlnk you ve got rt you ve lost II 4 Baseball 3 Class Play 3 4 JOHN W PETTREY Thmklng IS the hardest word there A 2 SHELVA JUNE JONES Shelby A 11tt1e sunbeam never makes much norse F H A 4 Chou 1 2 Beta Club 4 Class Play 4 Annual Staff4 F F A Chapter Sweetheart 3 Coun ty Conservauon Esay Wlnner 3 GLENNA GREY CHAMBERS Short Legs Never exceed your nghrs and they wrll become unhmrted C horr 1 2 3 2 Class Play 4. 4. ' : 1 ' . . .4: ' : .42 F.F.A. l,2,B,4g F.F.A. Sentinel is. F.F. . 1, ,3,4. I 9 9 : FvH-A- 11 l3l4: SHIRLEY SNYDER Slurley Like the wise old bird -often seen but not heard ANNA LEE WIKLE Puddin F H A 1 3 4 Junior Degree Choir 1 Annual Staff 4 BENNY AYRES HAMBY Hammer Better untaught than 11.1 taught Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Blggest Eater 4 Most Versatile 4 MELVIN MC COY CHINAULT Mac Imagination accounts for the ar- rival of the fittest Football 2,3 4 Football Co-Cap- tain 4- Baseball 1 2- School King 4- Class Play 4- Basketball Mana- ger 3 BET TY IANE NEEL Bett ' Don t be too serious for it s wrong- take life easy and you 11 live lon ' Choir 1 Class Play 3- Annual Staff 4. BETTY SUE BUCKLAND Betty Full of funand mischief too, likes doing things she shou1dn't do. F.H.A. 43 Choir lg Class Play 4: Class Officer 1,2g Biggest Flirt 45 Annual Staff 4. FRANCIS WICKLINE F ran All that I've leamed Ive for gotten and all that I know Ive guessed FH.A 1234 FHA. RepOrter4 F H,A Co HISIOFIBII 3 Junior De gree 3 Chapter Degree4 Choxr 1 Annual Staff 4 Beta Club 4 Play Prornpter 4 MELANIE P HAMBY Patty The old beheve everythmg the middle aged suspect everythlng and the young know everythmg FH.A 1234 ,Tumor Degree 3 Class Offlcer 34 Class Play 3 4 L1terary Soc1ety 1 Beta Club 4 JAMES EDWIN LONG J' 1l'l'l1'1'1Y T1s sad that wrath 13 the last thing 111 a rnan to grow old F00tba111234 Basketba1l1234 Football Co Captam 4 Beta Club 3 4 BetaClub V1ce PreS1dent4 Class Play 3 4 Most Courteous 4 Office Staff 2 3 4 JOHN T WELLS John Saddle your dreams before you r1de them. FFA 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Qu1etest4 VELVA GAY AMOS Gay One nice thmg about silence IS that It can t be repeated Cho1r 1 SHELBY JEAN HOPKINS 1 n Shelbyn It's better to be xmheard than heard. Chou' 1, 2, 3, 4. Biggest Eater 4g Annual Staff 4. it ' II ' - n I I I S I I I : o I I I I 0 ' I1 o s s D 1 1 : D : on ' ' ' U 1! ANNIE EMOGENE JACKSON Anne Lrfe rs what you choose to make F H A 1 2 3 4 Iun1orDegree Class Favorrte 1 Class Off1cer2 3 Class Play 3 4 School of Queen 4 Beta Club 3 4 Cheerleader 3 Annual Staff 4 CORA IRENE MARTIN Betty All work and no fun IS no l1fe for m Class Off1cer 3 Chorr 1 JAMES S SARVER I The bullet that w11l k1ll me IS not yet cast Football Manager 3 Basketball Manager 3 Basketball Manager 3 Class Play 3 4 JAMES KEITH BALL Irmmy Cr1t1c1sm IS sometlung that can be avorded by sayrng notlung domg nothlng and bemg nothmg F F A 1 Footballl 3 4 Football Manager 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Beta Club 4 Class Favonte 1 Class Off1cer 1 Most Athletrc 4 Stage Manager CLAUUINE VAUGHAN I chatter as I go and I go on for ever Class Play 3 4 Most Versatxle 4 Annual Staff 4 ALT A JEAN Sl-IAVER Gabby A cheerful drsposrtron IS a frrend of ready caprtal FHA l234Chorr12 it. ' ' ' 9 I I : I : . : : e. l!S'dlI , . . . . : . . : : . . .4: 1 o 1 I P 3,4, . : ' : ' 0 ' I I I : I I l3' 'ID TRINA ANN BODY T0lTll'Il16 There w1ll always be a Front1er when there 15 an open mmd and a Wlulllg hand Chotr 12 Band 1234 RSQIOIIZJ. Band Fest1val 2 3 4 State Band F es nval 3 All Reglon Band 23 All State Band 3 Band L1brar1an 24 FHA 123 FHA. Parltamen tarxan 1 Beta Club 3 4 Beta Club Pres1dent 4 Llterary Soc1ety 1 Class Play 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 4 Best Dancer 4 Annual Staff 4 BONNIE ROSE RAJNES Rosy In everyone s 11fe there IS one blg moment Cholr 1 BENNY EDWARD ROBINSON Bushrod most IS lnmself FFA 1234 FFA Pres1dent3 4 F F A Par11amentar1an2 F F A. Quartet 1 F F A. Parhamentar Procedure 3 4 Federanon Pres1 dent 4 Beta Club 3 4 Class Play 3 4 W1tt1est 4 Foo ball 4 JOHN BRYRON CARMAN ohn The txme IS dull, but I shall sharpen tt Class Off1cer 1 4 Footba1lManager 3 Basketball Manager 3 MARY NESTER Mary The way to have a fnend IS to be one. MARY ELLEN CAMPBELL A qulet tongue shows a w1se head ' Cho1r 1,2 3 i- ll ' Ol 44 ' - ,A - - so l ' . : . . . : ' ' , I s : - : ' . : : ' ' , : . - . 1 1 : . . ' ' , . g . . S - . : , . 2 4 : . wg, Gt li Cl U ' ' ' O9 li II What he wants to get out of school ' - ln . . . . , , : . . . ' , 3 . . . ' ' : . . V 5 . . ' Y . : ' , A : l : I x . ' ' . v- 4 I I 5' 0 I IIJ' I9 u ' ' ' II ' . : Q . Q' ' rkk' u M ., Cs ' ' n Q . . . . ' l MABLE ANN PENDLETON Spark What a pleasure hfe would be 1f everybody would try to do only what he expects others to do FI-LA, 1234 ,Tumor Degree 2 Chapter Degree 3 State Degree4 F H A. Pres1dent 4 Beta Club Re porter 4 Play Prompter3 4 Annual staff 4 Sa1utator1an4 CARMEN SUTTON 6311 No matter what your lotmhfe mav be bluld somethlng on II FH.A 1234 FH.A V1CePreS1 dent 3 F H A ,Tumor Degree Beta Club 4 Chapter Degree Class Play 4 Class Favorite 4 Annual Staff 4 FRANKLIN D JONES Sam He would accornphsh more Ih.lIlgS HDBBY GENE MANN Bobby I hold tlus to be the rule of lxfe, Too much of anythmg IS had FFA 124 Class P1ay4 ATHLYN GAIL KXSLE Duck You lose your peace of mlnd when you give someone else a p1ece of it FH.A. 1234 FHA V1ce Presl dent 4 F I-LA Song Leader 3 Cho1r 123 Bandl234 A11Reg1onBand 2 3 Beta Club 3 4 Class Off1cer 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Most Attrac uve 4 Annual staff 4 RUBY MARIE BRADLEY Ruby Better to do a kmdness near home than walk a thousand mlles to burn incense FHA 3,4,Cho1r1.3 l1J' it ' -: . . ,. . '- 1: : 4: if he did not think them impossible. RSA LEE BROYLES Totsxe Think twlce before you speak es pec1a.1ly 1f you mtend to say what you th1n.k. Cho1r123 FHA 1234 MARTHA JEAN WEATHERFORD 8311 If there s ITl1SChief brewmg, she s domg the surrmg. Cho1r 123 Band1234 BandOf ficer 2 3 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Head MaJorette 4 F I-LA. 1 2 3 Junior Degree 3 Beta Club 3 4 Luerary SOCICIY 1 Class Play 3 4 RALPH COLE Ralph Some thlnk that work was made for fun so do II F F A. 1 2 D1ckey The old Greeks sa1d that man had two ears and one mouth that he rrught hear tw1ce and speak onceand there IS a great deal of sense 1n xt Class Play 34 Class Favorite 3 Annual Staff 4 BETTY LOU SIMMONS She hath a tongue wnh a tang Choir 123 Band 234 BetaC1ub 34 Beta Secretary 4 Class Play 3 4 Class Favonte 2 Most hkelyto Succeed 4 Va1ed1ctor1an 4 Annual Staff 34 Annual staff Edxtor 4 MARY RUTH JACKSON You can t escapethe respons1b1l1ty of tomorrow by evadmg xt today FH.A. 1 2 34 Cho1r 1 MostBash ful 4 UJ- is RICHARD L. WHORLEY uB. L'n uc. Ccn Q if BETTY J' EAN BENCH NB' J'.n She wears a smile that won'tcome off. F.H.A. 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Major- ette 3,45 Choir 2,3g Class Officer lg Class Play 3,4g Literary Society lg Office Staff 45 Annual Staff 4g Wit- tiest 4. DORIS DAWN BUCKLAND Dorsey Mae Two person s cannot long be fr1ends 1f they cannot forgive each other s httle fa111ngs FHA 123 Choir 123 Band 1 2 3 4 Beta Club 3 4 Llterary Soc iety 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Annua1Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 Ol-f1C6 Staff 4 Junior Degree 3 FRED FERGUSON Freddie What I don t know won t hurt me. FFA 1234 FFA. Secretary3 F F A, Vtce-PreS1dzmt 4 Chapter Farmer Degree 3 State Farmer Degree 3 Class Favonte 2 Most Attracuve 4 Class Play 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 EDDIE J OE KIRBY Eddie Beware! I nught yelld to some thmg salsanonal. Basketball 1 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Blggest Flirt 4 BETHEL MARIE CASS ELL Ch.1Ck An umocent face but you cannever tell. Cho1r 12 Fl-LA. 12 Class Play MARLLEA BALLARD Man A lot of pep 1n a small package FFLA. 1 2 3 4 CoH1stor1an2 F l-LA. Treasurer 3 Class Off1C8I.' 3 Libranan 234 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Most Courheous X xc 01 u 1 . . . . .. an ' ' ' U ' : f f x I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I A ' I I I I ' as 91 u 1 I 11 . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . I P 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 l s 1 f 1 u so H . . - ' ' n . . U 1 1 1 I 1 ,af-,W f M, ,, if .5 rf ?ft'w!i X . f.. , as ' 11 14 ' I to V A' 1 P - 1 1 fx 3,4. u 'no Il ' Il 1 1 I I 1 ' 3 - 1 1 c 1 1 1 . 1 1 DAVID HENRY G WINN Da ve Work fascinates him, he can sit and look at it for hours. Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Literary Society lg Class Officer 1,35 Class Play 3,4g Beta Club 3,4g Beta Club Treasur- er 4g Annual Staff 4, THOMAS HAROLD DUNN Tom The common facts of today are the prod uct of yesterday 's research . F.F.A. 1: Class Officer 3: Class Play 3g Stage Manager 3: Office Staff 3. 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's-----.. ,xi I ig M 'J '-7.1. . rf 1. ,L ' 5 nf' ...- ,W A .v f . -1, A 4 41 A ' 1 2 , A .s'ffzwff:- Q A V Q f ! , - Moot Bfiefy in Succeed iobwff Zwwww Em .dw Seaman C0144 will We, the graduates of Peterstown Hrgh Schoolarenow leavmg thts our yearbook as a last rernmder of our years here Below we grve you our last w1ll and testament May xt be read as a cherrshed thought To the classes and members of the faculty we bequeath the followmg Mr Houchmg A package of black colortrnt to cover up the gray streaks whlch we have helped to put m h1s ha1r Faculty The homework we never completed J un1ors Our love for Macbeth Sophomores Our ab1l1ty to leave our lockers unlocked and not get caught Freshmen The chance of learmng wh1ch we never fully used whtle we were here Each Seruor dlsposes of the followmg md1v1dual arucles JIM BALL w1lls h1s ab1hty to play basketball to Dav1d Bradley SHELBY HOPKINS W1l1S her good amtude to B0l'l.l'l18 Chapman and Ahce Johnson BETTY BUCKLAND w1lls her grggles to Jane Mann. DORIS BUCKLAND leaves her cheerleadmg vo1ce to Lmda McComas JOHN CARMAN w1lls lus Chermstrv questlons to Maur1ce Ahff and Rhett Butler MELVIN CHINAULT leaves h1s charm to Teddy Mxller TOM DUNN w1lls waves to A G W11l1ams FRED FERGUSON leaves h1s plow and Ford to E1dr1dge WlCk1lnC and Johnny Cralg DAVID GWINN destred that Tommy Urquhart take full charge of the mov1e proJector BENNY HAMBY w1lls h1s w1t to Luke and Mark Chandler PATTY HAMBY leaves her freckles to Nancy Barton BETTY SIMMONS leaves her Bralns to Betty Bolmg and J ackre Coulter J OYN WILLS leaves h1s hoss and plow to James Thomas and Bernard R1ce BETTY BENCH w1lls her majorette uruform to Meralyn Mays MARY LANE w1lls her ab1l1ty to play basketball to Gay Hall EDDIE JOE KIRBY leaves has frtendly way to Rrchard Lrpford ALTA SHAVER leaves her Home Econormcs book to Ruth Fleshrnan TRINA BODY w1lls her cheerleadmg unlform to Rebecca H111 ROSA LEE BROYLES w1lls her lnterests tn boys to Bonrue Broyles and Patty Allen VELVA GAY AMOS w1lls her qtuet ways to Kay Mealey JOHN PETTREY w1lls h1s tnterest rn F F A to Joe Elhson DICKY WHORLEY leaves h1s ab1l1ty to dr1ve fast to John Porterfleld and Raymond Smlth I EAN WEATHERFORD w1lls her lnterest lI'l Narrows to Sue Weathersford SHIRLEY SNYDER leaves her Dr1vers Educat1on book to LIZZIC Snyder CLAUDINE VAUGHAN w1lls her ab1l1ty to make a s to L1nda Daugherty SHELBY JONES leaves her red ha1r to Gene Broyles and Glenn Mann MARILEA BALLARD leaves her hbrary Job to Raymond Mrller and Bonrue Amos JAMES SARVER leaves lus mterest l.l'l g1rls to Graham Jackson and Ralph Noble DARIS SHAVER leaves h1s qtuet way to Howard Spencer and Ralph Spangler J ERUSHA STAFFORD w1lls her temper to Eleanor Suttle JAMES LONG leaves h1s abxhty to Cal to Rebecca Spangler GLENNA CHAMBERS w1lls her s1lly ways to M1ldred W1lson BETTY MARTIN leaves her Hetght to Charles Mlller HUB MANN w1lls h1s att1tude to Wayne Long. CARMEN SUTTON leaves her long spelltng ltst to Gall Page DALE BELCHER w1lls lus mterest 1n gals to Ronald Farley RUBY BRADLEY leaves potato chrps to Davrd Spangler MARY ELLEN CAMPBELL w1lls her bashful gr1n to Frank Broyles BETHEL CASSELL leaves her gurtar strlngs to Cecxl Long RALPH COLE w1lls h1s w1nk1ng eye to Mason Croster RUTH JACKSON leaves her love for basketball to Irma Chandler SAM JONES leaves h1s sprt wads to Corky Hazelwood MRS NESTER w1lls her ab111ty to ra1se boys to Barbara Stewart BETTY NEEL w1lls her mterest tn boys to Delores Grayson ANN PENDLETON leaves her abllrty to get out of class to Truman Reed FRANCES WICKLINE w1lls her long forgotten hand slgnals to James Brown BONNIE RAINES w1lls her tmy feet to Paul Butler and Glenn Stover BENNY ROBINSON leaves h1s meanness to Donald W1CkllH6 and Harold Johnson ANNA LEE WIKLE leaves her spron to Shelby Wrcklme PHYLIS WICKLINE leaves her pleaslng personallty to Sandra Hood ANNIE JACKSON wills her ragged English book to J udy Jackson. A .Taaphecq JIMMY BALL a great basketball player IS now star forward for the Houndogs coached by R.R. H111 BETYY BUCKLAND has recently stgned a contract with M.V M She IS starrlng m The Glggllflg Gaga DORIS BUCKLAND IS now head nurse at the Buzzard Roost Mercy Hosprtal She ts also pr1vate nurse for patrent Mr J Harvey JOHN CARMAN chemist IS perfectrng a bram prll For expenmental purposes he used a Gay MELVIN CHINAULT who won fame as a wrestler adnuts he merely charms hrs opponents 1nto a fall. TOM DUNN has Just revealed hrs secret to waves Hrs new Beauty Salon IS located 1n West Cashmere FRED FERGUSON recently bu11t a Ford Factory at Bozoo and hopes to grve employment to most of the communrty restdents DAVID GWINN noted pharmacrst devtsed a formula guaranteed to remove all worr1es He refers to ll merely as A8 HCL BENNY HANBY has composed seventy erght volumes of Jokes w1se cracks and 1d1ot1sms Sales are boonung s lS Bennyl PATTY HAMBY IS M,C for the well known quiz show S11ly Questions and Crossed Answers SHELBY HOPKINS IS now employed by Webster Drcuonary as spelling consultant. ANNIE JACKSON, a1rl1ne hostess has Just returned from her sevenueth non stop flight from Glen Lyn to Bozoo EDDIE KIRBY, after a year of pract1ce and hatr treatments IS ready to compete w1th Elv1s Puny fellows are now enrollmg for traming at JIM LONG S gymnaslurn. BOBBY MANN hot rod kmg, has entered hls 29 Ford rn the Indranapolts 500 JERUSHA STAFFORD, now a teacher 1n New York, teaches students that bad thmgs happen when you lose your temper BETTY BENCH IS now workmg as aT V oommercral announcer My what a pepsodent smrle can do for a gtrll CLAUDINE VAUGHAN IS st1ll practlcmg her man and lady hke ways belund the counter of the famous Drug Store of Peterstown. ANNA LEE WIKLE 1S now the first woman assessor of Rock Camp ANN PENDLETON IS now the frrst pohcewoman of Peterstown But for some reason accidents are mcreasrng. MARLLEA BALLARD IS now a nurse She has establlshed a home for old men RUTH JACKSON ts now teaching young glrls to become speed demons MARY NESTER IS now living qutetly at her home She IS often VlSlI6d by her grandchrldren TRINA BODY famous Jazz band leader has just retumed from her tr1p Rock Around the World RUBY BRADLEY famous polttlcran, is now strugglmg to be mayor of Bradleyvtlle ROSE LEE BROYLES IS now a famous teacher Her mam subject 1S How to get a man. BETHEL CASSELL has a class teaching people to play a gtutar MARY ELLEN CAMPBELL IS now secretary for Wrllrams 3a Company GLENNA CHAMBERS the famous truck dr1ver has recently rece1ved the reward for havmg the most wrecks RALPH COLE the famous farmer has recently bought Peters Mountam SAM JONES teacher has taken Mrs Annle Mxller s place at P H S We saw rn the paper that SHELBY JONES has a good business at Orchard She sells red hatr dye MARY LANE has become coach of the Ltndsxde N1ght Hawks an all boy team. Her only regret IS that she can t referee her own games BETTY MARTIN has recently become Champron Ltght Werght Wrestler BETTY NEEL and her husband have retumed to Peterstown w1th three sets of twms JOHN PETTREY won world fame as a sktmk tamer BONNIE RAINES has taken over the Dr1ver Educatron Class at P H.S BENNY ROBINSON a famous F B L man, has found a new way to make CIIIHUIBIS talk. JAMES SARVER, now a car dealer fmds rt easrer to sell cars to women. ALTA SHAVER recently purchased the Monroe Motel. DARJS SI-IAVER IS dotng well in hrs new barber shop at Lrndsrde. GAIL CGLE traveling soda Jerk, has just traded her traxler for a Van. 'he eyes of the world are tumed to Wadswortl11ess Umversrty where BETTY SIMMONS great sciumst IS soon due to release another fantasnc d1scovery SHIRLEY SNYDER, lady ISXI drtver has a franchtse on the Cashmere d1str1ct CARMEN SUTTON, prrvate nurse, has recently been spending all her tlme rockmg her triplets Cloyd Boyd and I-lvyd J r JEAN WEATHERFORD has taken over the Arthur Murray Studto DICKEY WHORLEY recently took over Peachre s' Job K1ds realrze there IS no escape FRANCES WICKLINE now owns Worms Bakery in Lrndside. Her spectality is faI.l1ng cakes PHYLLIS WICKLINE S many talents have gaxned her the trtle of Mrs Amenca JOHN WILLS IS forest ra11ger of Snobbs Knob He rs also an expert smoke stgnaler VELVA AMG has made great accomplrshments m rearxng her seven chrldren the old fasluon way I 1 - . . , . . . . . . 0- 0 DALE BELCHER has suddenly disappeared. He was seen driving the mail truck from Peterstown toward Orchard. Mrs. Archer . Gail Archer . . , Carmel Johnson . . Paula Dunlap , . . , . Steve Braddock . . . . . . Mrs. Potter Van Zandt Wilbur Van Zandt . . . . Butch Hastings . . W Scott Preston . Lem Jackson . Flossie Jackson . Steve Hartlow. . Gail Jackson . Ella Williams . Edith'Beaman . . YW . Jerusha Stafford Claudine Vaughan . . . . Trina Body . . . Betty Bench . . Benny Robinson . . Bethel Cassell . Dickey Whorlley . . . James Sarver Wd! . . Dale Belcher . . James Long . . . Mary Lane . . .Bobby Mann Jean Weatherford . . Marilea Ballard . Annie Jackson Mrs. McSnoop Horace Potter Wilbur Dodd, Sr. Wilbur Dodd, Ir. Gertie Pringle Jody Dodd . . Emmy Dodd Connie Dodd . Mrs. Tweety ' Mrs. Gadwood Billy Gadwood . . Carmen Sutton . . Eddie Io Kirby David Gwinn Z . Benny Hamby . . . . . Betty Buckland STAGE MANAGERS Fred Ferguson, Tom Dunn, and lim Ball STAGE PROMPT ERS .au Glenna Chambers Gail Ogle . . Doris Buckland . . Betty Simmons Patty Hamby Melvin Chinault Z Frances Wickline, Shelby Jones, and Ann Pendleton J M 1- sx 2' 359 -A . V V in 4 u M5 6 , xii S r iigpli uk aapzogf k X , Glenn Stover Irma Chandler Raymond Mrller Gay Hall Donald Wlcklme Nancy Barton James Thomas Patty Allen Eldrldge Wrcklme Bonn1e Amos Rhett Butler Ltnda McComas Davrd Spangler Rebecca H111 Ralph Spangler Luke Chandler Jeanette Clemons Eugene Broyles Q1 fa: 5' T3 L A A 1 Maurrce Allff Lrnda Daugherty Wayne Long Sandra Hood Johnny Crarg Gall Page Paul Butler Betty Lynn Bollng Davrd Bradley Sue Weatherford Teddy Mrller Jackle Coulter Tommy Urquhart Meralyn Mays Rlchard Lrpford W L Q' 1 Glenn Mann Barbara Stewart James Brown Eleanor Suttle Howard Spencer Rebecca Spangler Joe Elhson Elrzabeth Snyder Donald Crosrer Kay Mealey J ohn Porterfreld Jane Mann Truman Reed Judy Jackson Bemard Rrce s Y ai X ' x N-h X Bonnre Chapman Delores Grayson Graham Jackson Ruth Fleshman Ahce Johnson Ronald Farley C ec11 Long Mlldred Wrlson Ralph Noble Charles Mrller Mason Crosrer Frank Broyles Shelby Wlckhne Mark Chandler Raymond Smrth Harold Johnson Bonnie Broyles Corky Hazelwood Qw Cfaoo, ffaucvdteo, gawaful 2c'ce p4?0 Us 3 3 A JUDY JOHNNY IA NE JACKSON CRAIG MANN GLENN TEDDY SANDRA MERALYN STOVER MILLER HOOD MA YS U U I I Oealeadaa fZ..?6.Cl. Caalio, DINNER'S ON COME AND GET IT mwvmv' m y 10-1- ai' Ruth Snyder Kenneth Jones Laura V1a Leshe Jones Margaret Mann Jackre Butler Martha Sowers Robert Allen Marjone Shell Carl Cole Shelva Shrader Steve Dlllon Freda Dillon Clrfford Coleman Bonme Owens Sonny Dunn Charles Crotty Harold Dlmford Joey Dunn Oretha Carter Vrolet Copeland Jrmmre Butler Bonme Boothe Shrrley Craft Darrell McDonald Patsy Burton Danny McCl.augherty Kathy Campbell Jerry Guynn Patty Reed Kenny Mrller Ieame Wrlhams Jrmmre Keatly Judy Southerland Larry Johnson Mane WICICIJHC Bobby L11ly Judy Taylor Brlly Lrvely SUPHDHUBES X .l 'E' . 1 1 Alfred williams Patty Evans Larry Urguhart Vugxma Francls Dalton Turner Eugene D111on L11l1an D111on Bucky Wmdley Norma Dunn Iuhan w111s Carlton Sutton Marva Hopkms Jerry Smrth Mary Jackson Herbert Shires Eddle Thomas Joy Hamby Andy Reed P3U'1C1a Jones Gene P1tzer SUPHUHUBES pw 4 id X WW 4 if HW? Johnny Nester Betty M1l1er Tom Muncy Rlta Campbell Robert Mlller T eddy Helm Patty Broyles George Hawks Loxs Buckland Paul Harvey Mary wllls Pat Bower Mary Mxller Elby Harless Evelyn Bradley Wilma Whorley Ilmmle Boothe Judy Wllls Lloyd Bennett Betty Hopkins ,W ., HZ ai' 35' 'Zz' fwwfw' Claw, ffaawziteo, nw, www aw lady ff f +1-- L Qg KENNETH CORKY BOBBY JONES SUTTON LILLY JERRY JERRY LESLIE GUY NN S MIT H JONES Om.-leadaw Suppwe Robert Allen d1d somethmg Lloyd Bennett would get hts homework. Bonme Owens could make up her mtnd Shelva Shrader wasn t allowed to laugh J1I'I'l.l'I'lY Boothe would grow an tnch Ruth Snyder could get tn a hurry Judy Taylor lost tnterest tn Home Econonucs Pat Bower wasn t too bashful to talk to g1r1s .Tackle Butler d1dn t hke Btology J 1mmy Butler dated a g1rl Laura Ann V1a wasn t a good saleslady Carl Cole lost tnterest tn g1r1s Cltfford Coleman couldn t dr1ve a Chevrolet Charles Crotty d1dn t have muscles Margaret Mann wasn t a good basketball guard Mary Mtller couldn t escort boys up the hall. Betty Mtller wasn t so fhrty Joy Hamby d1dn t ltke Jumor boys V1rg1n1a Francts couldn t get enough fresh a1r Patty Jo Evans d1dn t have any boy fr1ends James D1ckson never satd a word Eugene Dlllon lost some we1ght Steve Dillon d1dn t ltke Bozoo terrttory Ruby Bowls dectded to go steady W1lrna Whorley d1dn t ltke chewtng gum. Mary Jackson dyed her hatr black, Evelyn Bradley d1dn t ltke study hall. Patty Burton lost her go power Kathy Campbell couldn t wear Jeans Harold Dunford couldn t dance Joey Dunn couldn t go to the movtes Sonny Dunn wasn t bashful. Jerry Guynn dldll t go to Narrows Ltlltan D1llon couldn t play basketball. Reta Campbell wasn t bashful Vtolet Copeland d1dn t have a spectal frtend Freda Dtllon fell over a Falls Danny McClaugherty had a crew cut B111 Ltvely hated basketball Bobby Ltlly could play a guttar Judy Sutherland couldn t Jttter bug Mary Lou Wtlls was a brunette Betty Hopkms couldn t sew Pete Harless could get along w1th Mr Crotty Paul Harvey couldn t talk to gu-ls George Hawks had some pep when talkmg Teddy Helm wasn t short Larry Johnson coldn t draw Gus Jones could play football. Norma Dunn wasn t notsy tn class Oretha Carter couldn t take Gym. Judy Wtlls d1dn t work Patty Reed couldn t smtle Leshe Jones could play football J IIHITIY Kearley couldn t laugh Martha Sower wasn t good natured J eante Wtlltams couldn t dance Darrell McDonald never mtssed a day m school. Robert Mtller d1dn t gab Kenny Mtller couldn t loss semor gn-ls Tom Muncy hated mustc Johnny Nester had wavy ha1r Judlth W11lS couldn t play basketball. MarJor1e Shell d1dn t hke Sunrtse Serenade Bonme Boothe had stra1ght ha1r Shtrley Craft lost her II1811. Marva Hopklns lost her CIIIHDICS Gene Pltzer couldn t romp on the bus Andy Reed couldn t collect souvemrs H. W Shtres wouldn t slow down Jerry Smtth d1dn t get tus name on the absent hst Carlton Sutton couldn t dance Bucky Wmdley hated glrls J ultan WIHS was notsy Alfred wtlltams hated Campbell s soup Patr1c1a Jones lost her frtend Shtrley Dalton Turner dtdn t have a F F A jacket Larry Urquhart couldn't r1de a horse Mane WICICIIHC d1dn t hke boys . . , .. . . . , , . . . . - . . 1 . . . . . . , 9 ' n - . , . 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B a i B d I Wi, 1 1 ' 6- ll b Q- 4 x Q4 w ' ll ,A x Claw, fiaucvziteo, 7onung Wada 70cZlc2un4 LM . Vu 5 1 .al Q i' 'vi' 2332 2 mme: L31 ,X Ky! lynx f 0 t- .Q Q iw ,W ...,..-...-.xx !2'51a.z'2 Q ff 1 , , x ef. Re gul ar Practjc 4135585 e Sess wean ,MN ion Dllfjn 8 Lunch . 6095 PS1- Od IWW X16 Goin . 8 H0177 e deau NN. 1' vl f f,,ww !,' ,ll , l SR- 'T 4 I JY' I 1 1 4 fi- X xxx R s 'Y 5 ffutwzef? ,a The Future Farmers of America under the sponsorship of Mr. Ballangee, had a very suc cessful year. Officers were elected as follows: President ,... , Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter.. Sefllillel.. F.F.A. Activities for 1956-1957 Benny Robinson .Fred Ferguson . Teddy Helm David Spangler . Gene Broyles . Dale Belcher 1. A team represented the chapter in a district land judging contest at Lewisburg 2. Five members attended the state convention at Jacksons Mill. Lloyd Ganoe and Fred Fer guson received the State Farmer Degree. Benny Robinson was elected president of the Greenbrier Valley Federation. 3. The members sent approximately thirty crop exhibits to the state fair at Lewisburg 4, Junior Wikle attended the national convention at Kansas City. He received the American Farmer Degree, the highest degree given by the F F A 5. Seeded lawn and planted shrubs around the new section of our school building 6. Participated in Parliamentary Procedure Contest. 7. Participated in Public Speaking Contest. 8. Participated in Creed Contest. 9. Held Parent and Son Banquet. 10. Took part in Federation Field Day. 11. Participated in five basketball games. 12. Took part in Federation Radio Program. , ' g' ef, , 2:33124 ,Q 'N 4g, ,- . g .q f f Half hi? fy, ,ff f .4-' ' 2' 4: , U :yr f 1 i Q A 1, f '-fff . ' wwf' .sfwtw?r-1,1 , I ,V x ,, .,, ,, , N, ,, ,jgxw .rf W, ,.,, T fl M W ' WL f v 7 E 3543 H gp. if an Offzwu X WM Pmad ffutwte be ,af Under the wise guidence of our advisors, Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Meadows, the Peterstown Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America experienced a pleasant and profitable year The executive council for the year was: President Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian, , , Reporter Recreation Leaders . . Co-Historians . . Projects completed during the year were: Sent representatives to State Camps Past president, Margaret Whitt, installed new officers. Served Rotary Held bake sales Sold flavoring Served Appalachian Banquet Initiated fourteen new members Sponsored a Square dance Entertained with the annual Parent-Daughter Banquet Conferred honorary membership to Mrs. Meadows Attended Southem Regional meeting . Ann Pendleton . . . . Gail Ogle Margaret Mann Ierusha Stafford . . Judy Jackson Frances Wickline Sue Weatherford Sandra Hood . Lillian Dillon Meralyn Mays Twenty members worked on Junior Degrees, eight worked on Chapter Degrees and one worked on a State degree. Pwzpaaa Fwwdwm Offzwu F H .Zeta Glad 6 is K i- DERSHW CHARAUER Ofjiaaw and The Peterstown High School Beta Club began the year with the following officers: President ............ Trina Body Treasurer ........... David Gwinn Vice-President .......... Jim Long Reporter . . . . . Ann Pendleton Secretary ......... Betty Simmons Our achievements for this year are as follows: 1. Finished paying for the piano. 2. Sponsored a semi- formal dance honoring the football team. 3. Initiated six new members into the club. 4. Worked as substitute teachers for the grade and high school. 5. Managed the House of Horrors at the Halloween Camival. 6. Served Rotary Dinners. 7. Challenged the faculty to a basketball game. 8. Attended the state convention at Charleston. 9. Enjoyed the annual Christmas party. 10. Contributed to the March of Dimes. 11. Jointly served the Appalachin Banquet with the F. H. A. The motto of the Beta Club is Let us lead by serving others. We have strived to follow this mot- to a.nd achieve our goals that are set up by our National Beta Club Organization. Uld .Mem5efw l W! 1 Jzwgect JVew.Mem5efw 1 fl ' s l ii, f 1 ,fy ni f 5'-3 1 x ' fg' , A- W- 1 - 1 :X ' ' it-2 Y V A K . Z. A- ',.' .A ' . 'FQ X. ' 1 ,, C! 4 f r HQ -8' 1 , 8 -g .- f , ,,,, gk 5 br, I Q .E+ M fa ff iv -V XX 5 w . .5'4 s if 1 . Q -- Q ,Q gl , Q. 5 5' 1 Q ff-3 f -,ff-Q' Q If if f eg Q . 56,474 Y 43,,w,, A 4 1 v :jj ' Q1 x REL, 9' 'gf 5 L, .D 1- ll! ':H , ' -K ' 1 , Zh' I 4 ' , 0 .V HT , 'M 0 flglmgksrlmf :fi 'Iris ,Q wr Y- ' J Gag? .,jQAE ' 1 .,95:',M. A ,f -,E .1 X 1 'ZX a ' ' W 'I , V , -A .1 J WJ ,rbkv xy 5 if 3 T K 4 1 1 , Vi sax, A J + !' 'NN Q' 4 I.-VX A A M9 M -fff- 4' J, it 'lf' K Ax ' A vw y. s -J pi , 5 'I 3 Q' ' ,Q I' 4 5 '-54 .' 5 :Y - .uf-' I m ' ., . 'U psy! . B' 1 1 1: 2. 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The BAND is active during the entire year! 7: Er Ei NEG, iii ' VE 1 1' sl W 'E v Saas Section wma, sfwp, Ciucvztet J K W 1 1 X QW ., 1' 38 .. 3 . 94 l Q7 ' 1 it ! i A eq enQQ00oPnm. m', Nzn0f'00ANWv QQQQHQA Uwwa Nb M... Editor ....... Advertising Managers Sports . . 'Iypists....... Class Salesrnen .... Class Editors .... Junior Representatives Betty Lou Simmons ....Betty.TeanBench Gail 0816 Marilea Ballard Betty Buckland . . . . David Gwirm Eddie Kirby Dickey Whorley . . . Doris Buckland Trina Body .....She1byJ0rIeS Anna Lee Wilde Claudine Vaughan Carmen Sutton Annie Jackson Mary Lane Jerusha Stafford Patty Hamby Ann Pendleton Frances Wickline .....BettyBo11ng Jackie Coulter Sdctou Clmucal Staff at 'llhvzfc . Nm 'I Q W! ff r 3' ig- , 6 4 .QX 'f 4?-.M 4459: Madam Mamma? PRINCE PRINCESS Jimmy Weatherford Nancy Ball qfhv , 6 1' , R',.'5 I7 1 I 11' I ' 4 'Q fn 'I- I '5'-,f f ,, 1 I ,ti ,'. ffrffmtw 'gh f,.-sr' - Lew I A :ig 4:1 Q ix 1 Auf' si px Al - Y i'x all 3 8 :--:.- L' - - .':,, ' :: -4---,,. A '11 5 f Wa 0 I gf' A 1 ,Qi1,45:Zfg f .9 .-,?sI'. ' . rr vi, .- - Q x ' 5 ' mek x xx vf ' .,, xt, , 1 KING QUEN Melvin Chinault Annie Jackson 'I J Kenny Miller Melvin Chinault David Bradley Shelva Shrader Annie Jackson Jeanette Clemons 49-. Billy Lively, Francis Wickline, Marilea Ballard, Irma Chandler, Ann Pendleton, Delores Grayson, Kay 74m 7001.6 3 Odom When a question has you up a tree And you think you 've looked from A-Z, Perhaps you'd better ask assistance. Success still comes with dogged persistence. Www smpp Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. J. Miller and Mr. Crotty pfflfn afapo O XXYXXWNNNXXA ?em,.S' :www xxx wx xxx 307 H F01 44 df df 11, ffflfafapa mf' if xxxwxxm Nw-A . , ,xN my-Tmmv .H J,'Jl4i7 144, . 4 x lf. D ? 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Pirates 57 Pirates 57 Pirates 50 Pirates 29 Pirates 42 Pirates 60 Pirates 69 Pirates C7 Oakvale Montcalm Bramwell Oakvale Gap M111s Greenvrlle Umon Plrates Plrates Plrates Pxrates Pirates Pirates Plrates Gap Mills Montcalm Peansburg Umon Greenvllle Bramwell Pearlsburg Prrates Prrates Pirates Pxrates Pirates P1rates Pxrates Amity, , .K I-ai pr -uf TRINA BODY DORIS BUCKLAND JOY HAMBY REBECCA HILL LINDA Mc COMAS f A r' 2 ffif w A iiw 'ivhl .. ,3 I 4 .4 .4 'ii 15,4 ff Q 4' sa qt,4'g3r Y x. , ikyggfai SEPTEMBER 3 School Started 6 Insurance and 7 Our first ball lockers issued game 10 Seniors ordered rings 11 First Cheer practice 14 P.H.S. vs Alderson 17 Junior High Cheerleaders selected 21 P.H.S. vs Renick 27 The Pirates defeated Sandstone OCTOBER 1 Photographer was here 2 Photographer finished 3 Some watched world series 4 Polio Shots administered Beta Club Meeting Junior High vs Lewisburg 5 College Day at Union 6 P.H.S. vs Union 10 Senior Testing program began 11 Junior High vs Union 12 P.H.S. vs Frankford 16 Ninth grade fund raising party 17 Seventh grade fund raising Party 19 22 P.H.S. vs Pearisburg Eighth grade fund raising party 23 Tenth grade fund raising party 24 Senior Class party 25 Junior High vs Pearisburg 26 P.H.S. vs Bramwell 27 Junior fund raising party 28 Junior talent show 30 Halloween Carnival NOVEMBER 2 P.H.S. vs Pembroke 6 No school fE1ection Dayj 9 P.H.S. vs Narrows 16 Staff Meeting 23 Beta Dance DECEMBER 4 Senior play practice 7 P.H.S. vs Forrest Hill DECEMBER 10 Dress rehearsal of play 11 P.H.S. vs Oakvale 13 Senior Play 14 P.H.S. vs Montcalm 19 Band and Choir Concert 20 P.H.S. vs Sandstone 29 P. T. A. dance 30 P.H.S. vs Oakvale JANUARY 4 P.H.S. vs Gap Mills '7 P.H.S. vs Greenville 9 F.F.A. meeting 11 P.H.S. vs Union 15 P.H.S. vs Gap Mills 16 Polio film 18 P.H.S. vs Sandstone 22 P. T. A. P.H.S. vs Montcalm FEBRUARY 1 P.H.S. vs Pearisburg 2 2 P. T. A. dance 6 Beta Club vs Faculty 7 P.H.S. vs Union 13 P.H.S. vs Greenville 15 Mr, Bumgardner left 19 P.H.S. vs Forrest Hill 22 P.H.S. vs Pearisburg MARCH 15 Junior Play 26 P. T. A. 29 Operetta APRIL 6 P. T. A. 12 Teachers Banquet 23 P. T. A. MAY 4 Band Festival 16 Graduation 17 Last day of school 1 It's Fun Tea For Five CZLH2. 96. S,. Forward-March HOODS GROCERY 8 SERVICE STATION Groceries Meats Produce Gulf Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires Phone PL 3 9507 Peterstown, West Virginia FIRST NATIO AL BAN Peterstown, West Virginia Phone PL 3 4321 ve Your Way to Success Christmas Club Plan Member F D I RULE'S ESSO STATION BROYLES FUNERAL HOME Peterstown, West Virginia Peterstown, west virginia TOP Value StamPS Phone PL 3-4310 Clyde Rule - C. O. Francis I I Happy Mbtoring L I Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service .ak - W O llsa ll U I ICI M M WORRELL 8 SONS PLUMBING Vapor, Steam and Hot Water Heating E Dayton Pumps G Gas Appliances Peterstown, West Virginia PETERSTOWN AUTO BODY REPAIRS f 1. sf? S P 24 Hr Wrecker Service Call PL 3 4312 Night Sunday and Holidays Call PL 3 4523 or PL 3 4896 HOWARD R MARRS QOWNERD BURNS TEXACO SERVICE STATION mam E. I. TERRY AND CO. Peterstown W West Virginia me General Merchandise Dial PL 3-4311 Clothing, Furniture, Hardware Electrical Appliances Wheel Balancing Phone PL 3-4329 Tires, Tubes, Batteries Peterstown, West Virginia Accessories I' f . . f , h ' G? wp ,, ' J' Wifi Q . . . .z ' ,wg 52: . gg P mf ...zff STATE FARM MUTUAL Low Cost Automobile Insurance Frank R Meadows Phone PL 3 4316 eterstown West Virginia MONROE REALTY J M McKenzie E K Boggess David McKenzie wml US ff- we move me nosP607 Phone PL 3 4319 Peterstown West Virginia C. 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STORE Your Modern Self Selectlve Store Servlce Our A1m Latest Fashlons Our Clalm Phone PH 6 2252 348 M R1ch Creek V1rg1n1a FOSTER RADIO 8 T V SERVICE Phone PL 3 9503 PA 6 2907 Peterstown West Vlrglnla R1ch Creek V1rg1n1a MC LAUGHLIN'S Full L1ne of COSmBt1CS and Sundrles Hallmark Greetlng Cards' Phone PA 6 3532 R1ch Creek V1rgin1a H D COPELAND Rock Camp, West Virg1n1a General Merchandlse Gulf O11 Products Servlng You Slnce 1922 TRI COUNTY EQUIPMENT CORPORATION New Holland Ballers Phone PA 6 2402 R1ch Creek V1rg1n1a AM RICAN BLOCK COMPANY, INC Controlled Steam Cured Blocks Phone PA 6 2953 R1ch Creek V1rg1n1a HOME SERVICE and SUPPLY 9 so X?-M Headquarters For Stephen Laur1e Alumlnum Storm Wlndows 8 Doors Phone PA 6 3531 R1ch Creek Vlrglnla 1l P n ' ' ' ll ll ' I . 8 1' . in Ford Tractors 6: Equipment - 1- V : I- Y 'Ii' 1' -' ' i - ge T- S- 1 CLEVENGER'S HARDWARE Everything For The Farm and Home Rich Creek Virginia FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Strong Safe Progressive Capital S100 000 Surplus S200,000 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Telephone PA 6 2335 Rich Creek Virginia GILES CUT RATE 0454 Qs Phone PA 6-7978 Rich Creek Virginia A M WHEELER FURNITURE COMPANY NARROWS VIRGINIA Kroehler Furniture Youngstown Kitchens Domestic Sewing Machines Complete Home Furnishings Compliments of A. 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STELLER 100 Mahood Ave. Princeton, West Virginia , 4i - 'ri - l l ' C AAVE I vi an ,Q-3, J -is v- I . . . . 1 1' gg K ' Q fx . . 3 3 JOHNSON'S PIGGLY WIGGLY MEN'S WEAR HClothing For Young Men of All Agesn We Give Green Stamps Narrows, Virginia The Original Self Service Grocery Store Home Owned and Home Operated Narrows Virginia COBURN S INC First in Giles Show New Styles and Nationally Advertised Brands 'The Friendly Store Narrows Virginia THE BANK OF MONROE Complete Banking Service R sources Over 2,000,000n Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Phone 2251 Union West Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything for the Home and Auto Flyer Bikes, Davis Tires Wizard Batteries Narrows Virginia wi Vw BLUEFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY Distributors Hardware, Paint, Radios Refrigerators, Machinery Mill, Mine, Electrical Plumbing and Heating Supplies Bluefield, West Virginia After The Game Meet The Gang Lucille E Spangler Prop Q Q-f ws' U e Specialize in Prompt erv1ce and ood Foo ' Fine Steaks Short Orders Full Dinners Phone PA 6 2714 J. 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Best Wishes From nYour Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealer wOLFCgEgEEYMOTOR Sales - Service Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer License No. 221--221A GMC T Phone PA 6-2373 Narrows Virginia rucks Narrows Virginia FIRST NATIO AL BAN NARROWS As Strong as the Mountains that Surround Supporting All That Is Good in Giles and Monroe Counties Complete Banking Services Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp V W WATTERS Jewelry and Music Phone GA 5 3479 829 Mercer Street Princeton West Virginia ' ' It.n yu - np, ' Compllments of THE NARROWS SPANGLER DRUG CO and PETERSTOWN PA 6 2478 AND GIFT SHOPS 'Your Prescrlptlon Drugglst Slnce 1908' Phone GA 5 4811 or GA 5 2222 921 Mercer Street Phone PL 3 4313 Pr1nceton V1rg1n1a THE MONROE WATCHMAN f'x X w , I- I J W I I fN If X..ii!. xh- ,K Xl Ill The Home ewspaper Un1on West Vlrglnla UNION DEPT STORE Phone 2761 IRONS VARIETY STORE Phone 2771 Your Servlce The Home of Quality Merchand1se For the Entire Famlly Un1on West V1rg1n1a Compllments ALLEN BOSTIC CHEVROLET CO Phone 2821 COMER CHEVROLET Sales Service Dealer 28 Years Phone PL 3 4331 Union west Vlrglnla L1ns1de West V1rg1n1a Compliments MECK MACK ' our Friendly Food Sto e UNION RECREATION CENTER We G1Ve S G H Green Stamps Skating and Bowling Phone Pe 5 2329 phone 3351 Narrows Virginia Compliments PIONEER COAL COMPANY inceton s Oldest Coal Yardu Dial GA 5 2263 Princeton, West Virginia Congratulations Seniors From the BROYLES FUNERAL HOME Phone 3941 Union West Virginia T 0 M C H 1 N LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE COMPANY, INC Quality Merchandise Corner of Mercer and Fifth Streets Popular Prices Princeton, West Virginia Princeton, West Virginia ' - or - of I Y r ll ef -EP HPI' I 0' . 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