Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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45 randy lawson prepares Christmas baskets as part of a service project. special services club aids needy families helping people was the main goal of the special services club in 1971. the Christmas basket project was the main activity of the club this year, they requested the help of the entire school in this undertaking, money clothes, food and toys were donated to help needy families in the Petersburg area. the special services club was com- posed of students in the special edu- cation classes, even though this club had only been organized for a short time, these students and mrs. katherine prince, their advisor, sought to work with other clubs, giving them much needed manpower and support. special services club, front row: p. gray, c. dewitt, g. blanks, d. kamery. second row: f. suber, r. lawson, g. sauneuf, d. jackson, r, hamlin, s. pugh. back row: mrs. prince, j. lane, r. robinson. activities

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activities sea house of representatives front row: n. pearson, j. sheintoch, m. johnston, b. massey, a. edmonds. second row: r. green, b. tucker, d. harvelle, c. burton, g. rainey, p. pulliam. third row: r, hill, p. barboza, c. lambe, c. robinson, s, williams, d. massey, b. jones, p. robinson, I ridley. back row: k. smith, r, james, w. savage, c. white, k, mccoy, p williams, g. wooden, I. kizzie, r. graboyes, g. fauntleroy. exchanging a friendship cup with prince george Is an important sea function.

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activities 46 nhs honors outstanding scholars at phs national honor society, front row: m. parker, j. carter, d. james, m. powers, j. jackson, t. ledbetter, p. kendrick, n. howard. second row: s. powell, I. laderach, g. walker, v. davis, c. ferrer, t. urquhart, s. lawrence, c. ehrenworth. third row: o. perkins, h. bernard, g. fauntleroy, j. sheintoch, a. goldstock, p. pearson, b. Wilkinson, j. Grumpier, r. martz. fourth row: r. draughn, p. lum, v. parham, p. laity, r. powell, r. Clarke, j. rooney, r. graboyes, p. david, s. stith. back row: t. Caldwell, j. frederick. the national honor society was an or- ganization for the recognition of out- standing students, scholarship, lead- ership, service and character formed the basis for selecting these students this year, also, the students were rec- ommended by a faculty committee headed by mrs. j. fredrick and mrs. t. Caldwell, the society’s sponsors. this year, the national honor society was extremely large in number with 37 students in the organization, these students fulfilled the prerequisites for membership which included a 91.5 or above overall average, these students were faced with the problem of reducing the size of the group, and, in addition, they chose a new standard for next year’s members, the national honor society proved to be an excellent way to recognize phs’s out- standing students. nhs members robert martz and jill sheintoch also get recognition in the quill and scroll.