Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

The 1957 ion Seventh Edition Peabody High School, Petersburg, Virginia ALMA MATER Peabody, we hail thee, our dear Alma Mater, Our love for thee is the song that we sing; Though far away from thy walls we shall wander Ever to thee will our fond memory cling. Ever thy children thy mem ' ry will cherish. Faithful to thee we shall all ever be. Ne ' er from our hearts will our love for thee perish. All of thy children are loyal to thee. Peabody, we hail thee; our dear Alma Mater, Our love for thee is the song that we sing; Though far away from thy walls we shall wander Ever to thee will our fond memory cling. II. Deep in our hearts will thy precepts dwell ever. Guiding us on in the pathway of life. Naught from our lives shall the influence sever Though there be others around us so rife When e ' er our hopes seem to flag on our journey. And no success shall our efforts adorn. Then shall we find thee, a beacon so sturdy. Pointing the way ever upward and on. Deep in our hearts will thy precepts dwell ever. Guiding us on in the pathway of life. Naught from our lives shall thy influence sever Though there be others around us so rife. Composed by Mrs. Julia Harris Arranged to music by Miss Helen Yancey For Class ‘21 3 CONTENTS jfJV Administration Faculty Seniors Activities Mr. R. W. Peg ram Assistant Principal 7 LEON P. ADKINS Industrial Arts SYLVESTER BLUE Diversified Occupations VIRGINIA DARE BENNETT Home Economics EDITH S. ALLEN French ROSE W. BARNES History and English CONZATA BOONE Cosmetology FACULTY FLORENCE D. BROWN English and Goverment JAMES BOONE General Science and Biology ERNEST E. CHAMBLISS Mechanical Drawing CLARENCE W. GALLOWAY Chemistry MARJORIE L. FISHER English FACULTY JANICE GARNETTE Business Education 9 ELOISE JACKSON Physical Education SADIE B. GIST English CHARLES H. GOODE History and Government ALBERT W. JONES Physical Education NANNIE P. GRANDBERRY Latin FACULTY 10 BESSIE G. KING English MARIAN B. LUNDY General Science william r. McKinley Music 1 I GERALDINE MACLIN English FACULTY BEATRICE M. McKENZIE Physical Education NOAH B. MANDY Art LAVERNE PERVALL Guidance Counselor REBECCA H. MERRITT English CARL E. PEAL Physical Education PEARL L. PERKINS Mathematics FACULTY ELMORE E. RAINEY Radio and Television 12 GRAYCE M. TOWNES Librarian FLORENCE T. WALKER Mathematics WALTER B. TYNES Auto Mechanics VIVIAN H. WEST Business Education FACULTY EMILY M. TURNER Home Economics JESSE E. WILLIAMS Building Trades and Industrial Arts LA VERNE G. WRIGHT Mathematics 13 YEARBOOK STAFF LENA BUGG. . . . CLIFTON MORGAN . JOAN DARKINS. . . BARBARA JAMES . . ROMEO SPRAT LEY. . NANNETTE PEGRAM . PEARL HARRISON . . FLORENCE MARSHALL . . .Art Editor . . .Art Editor . Assistant Editor . Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . Layout Editor . . . . Typist . . . . Typist SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS JOAN DARKINS. . NANNETTE PEGRAM JAMES WHITE . , GLORIA BOWLES , DORIS JONES . . EDNA HICKS . . LEMUEL ROWLETTE . . . Secretary Assistant Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms � . . Chaplain . . . Treasurer . Vice-President . . . President a RAYMOND LEE ALLEN Hill-Billy FAVORITE SONG: Juanita Honor Roll Student AMBITION: Postmaster EDWARD LEE ANDREWS Junie FAVORITE SONG: Without Love AMBITION; Electrician BLANCHE GLORIA ANN BAILEY FAVORITE SONG: The Casual Look Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: F.B.L.A., Choir, History Club, Latin Club. AMBITION: Air Force OSBORNE KINGSTON BAILEY Bubber FAVORITE SONG: Wonderful Girl AMBITION: Electrician GEORGE LEE BANKS FAVORITE SONG: Without Love AMBITION: Armed Forces GERTRUDE ANNA BERRY Gertie FAVORITE SONG: Blueberry Hill AMBITION: Nurse SENIORS 16 ROBERT EMMETT BLAND B ubber FAVORITE SONG: Oh What A Night ACTIVITIES: Industrial Club, Projection Crew, Basketball Team, History Club, Diversified Occupations Club. AMBITION: Lawyer KENNETH ELWOOD BOND FAVORITE SONG: Honey Child ACTIVITIES: Football Team. AMBITION: Businessman ' JOSEPHINE COLEMAN BOOKER Jo FAVORITE SONG: I Won ' t Please No More AMBITION: Nurse NAN LUCILLE BONNER FAVORITE SONG; Love Me Tender ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Choir, Library Club, History Club. AMBITION: Nurse ERNESTINE VIRGINIA BOOTHE FAVORITE SONG: Thousand Miles Away Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, History Club. AMBITION: Librarian GLORIA DIANNE BOWLES Shorty FAVORITE SONG: Confidential ACTIVITIES: Band, Choir, Art Club, New Home Makers of America, Cosmetology Club, Modern Dance Group, Pep Club, Dramatics Club. AMBITION: Vocalist 17 CHARLES SPARKS BROWN Sparkplug” FAVORITE SONG: In The Still of The Night ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club, Baseball Team, Diversified Occupations Club, Indastiial Club. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer MARIE JEANETTE BROWN FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Library Club, Art Club. AMBITION: Fashion Designer WILLIAM ALBERT BROWN, JR. Bill FAVORITE SONG: The Door Is Still Open ACTIVITIES: Band, Junior Athletic Association, Math Club. AMBITION: To Be A Good Citizen LENA BEATRICE BUGG FAVORITE SONG: True Love Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Journalism Club, Dramatics Club, Choir, Cheering Squad, History Club. AMBITION: Private Secretary AUBREY LEROY BULLOCK FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: Sports. AMBITION: General Contractor CHRISTINE ELIZABETH CHANCE Chris FAVORITE SONG: I’m Lonely Tonight ACTIVITIES: Band, Commercial Club, History Club. 18 MATTHEW MASON CHANDLER Mack FAVORITE SONG: This Is My Story ACTIVITIES: Band, Projection Crew. AMBITION: Special Service In the Army HIBERNIA VIRGINIA CHEIVES FAVORITE SONG: When You ' re Sincere ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Choir. AMBITION: Teacher MARGUERITE ANN CHEW FAVORITE SONG: Tonight You Belong To Me ACTIVITIES: Choir AMBITION: Teacher JULIA FRANCES CLARKE Sis FAVORITE SONG: Sand and the Sea ACTIVITIES: Choir, Pep Club. AMBITION: Barber KATIE LOUISE COKER Toots FAVORITE SONG: In the Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: Choir, Band, History Club, Future Business Leaders of America. AMBITION: French Teacher WILLIAM H. DANCE Bill FAVORITE SONG: Love Me Tender ACTIVITIES: Band, Projection Crew, Choir, Safety Patrol, History Club. AMBITION: Detective 19 MARGARET DELORES DANIELS Shorty FAVORITE SONG: Without Love ACTIVITIES: Pep Club AMBITION: Beautician JOAN C. DARKINS FAVORITE SONG: Cindy Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Junior Athletic Association, Future Business Leaders of America, Library Club, Journalism Club, New Homemakers of America, History Club, Pep Club, AMBITION: Foreign Correspondent MARY LEE ANNA DAVIS FAVORITE SONG: Cindy Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, History Club. AMBITION: Nurse THOMAS ALEXANDER DAVIS Slow Walk ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club AMBITION: Brickmason VIRGINIA CATER DRAUGHN Gin FAVORITE SONG: The Garden of Prayer AMBITION: Psychologist GEORGE RAYMOND EDWARDS, JR. Rocky FAVORITE SONG; Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Baseball Team, Safety Patrol, Industrial Club, History Club. AMBITION: Professional Baseball Player 20 SHIRLEY LUCILLE EDWARDS FAVORITE SONG: In The Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: Choir AMBITION: W.A.C. RUTH EOUILLA FISHER Fish FAVORITE SONG: Juanita Honor Roll Student AMBITION: W.A.C. RAYMOND HENRY FREEMAN Bobbie FAVORITE SONG: Girl of My Dreams AMBITION: Electrical Engineer JEANETTE ELIZABETH GOODE FAVORITE SONG: Soldier of Fortune Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, Commercial Club, Journalism Club, Science Club, Student Council, History Club. AMBITION; Registered Nurse MARY JANE GOODE FAVORITE SONG: A Casual Look Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, Polygon Club, Science Club, Band. AMBITION: Secretary RAYMOND EDWARD GOODE, JR. Ray FAVORITE SONG: Blueberry Hill ACTIVITIES: Industrial Club AMBITION: Brickmason 21 DOROTHY RENA GOODWYN Dot FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, Library Club, Choir, History Club. AMBITION: Fashion Designer WILLIAM THOMAS GOODWYN Pip FAVORITE SONG: Friendly Persuasion ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Projection Crew. AMBITON: Engineer. LUCILLE GRANDERSON Cille FAVORITE SONG: Confidential Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Choir, Art Club, Library Club, Cosmetology Club. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher BENJAMIN ALEXANDAR GRAVES Boogie FAVORITE SONG: Letter to My Darling ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Industrial Club. AMBITION; Auto and Fender Repairman SADIE ALBERTHA GRAVES FAVORITE SONG: Love Me Tender Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Library Club, Art Club, Choir, Cheerleader, Modern Dance Group. AMBITION; Nurse PEARLEE GRIFFIN FAVORITE SONG: Blueberry Hill Honor Roll Student AMBITION: Teacher 22 BARBARA JEAN HAILES FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Journalism Club, Library Club, Science Club, Art Club, History Club. AMBITION: Guidance Counselor WALTER FRANKLIN HAILES Tommy FAVORITE SONG: On My Word of Honor ACTIVITIES: Football. AMBITION: Brickmason JAMES ARTHUR HARRIS Boo Jack FAVORITE SONG: Never Let Me Go ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Varsity Club, Dramatics Club. AMBITION: Professional Baseball Player PEARL IRENE HARRISON Dusty FAVORITE SONG: Love Me Tender AMBITION: W.A.F. HUGH EIARRISON HATCHETTE Hawk FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: D. O. Club AMBITION: Draftsman PAUL HAYES, JR. FAVORITE SONG: Without Love ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, Choir, Varsity Club, History. AMBITION: Athletics Coach 23 C HARMAINE HENDERSON Moochie FAVORITE SONG: Juanita ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Art Club, History Club, Choir, Cosmetology Club, Cheering Squad, Library Club, Modern Dance Group, Diversified Occupations Club. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher CHARLES LOUIS HENDRICKS Bubba” FAVORITE SONG; True Love Honor Roll Senior ACTIVITIES: Latin Club, Math. Club, History Club, Industrial Club. AMBITION: Psychiatrist EDNA BERNICE HICKS Buckets FAVORITE SONG: I ' m Lonely Tonight ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Cheering Squad, Diversified Occupations Club, History Club, Modern Dance Group. AMBITION: Air Force ELSIE MAE HILL Duckie FAVORITE SONG: Moon Glow ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Commercial Club AMBITION: Secretary RUTH HELEN HOLLEMON Ruddie FAVORITE SONG: You ' ll Never Walk Alone ACTIVITIES: Choir, F.B.L.A., Library Club, Science Club. AMBITION: Stenographer MARY EVA HUDGINS FAVORITE SONG: I ' m Lonely Tonight ACTIVITIES: Latin Club. AMBITION: Librarian 24 JOSEPH JACOBS Therius FAVORITE SONG: From Here to Eternity AMBITION: Photographer SOLOMON JACOBS Boo FAVORITE SONG: Juanita ACTIVITIES: History Club, Projection Crew. AMBITION: Businessman JAMES ALPHEUS JACKSON Sonny FAVORITE SONG: Wonderful Girl Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Journalism Club, Latin Club, Industrial Club, History Club, Baseball Team. AMBITION: Business Adminstrator BARBARA MAE JAMES Bobbie FAVORITE SONG: Autumn Leaves Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Journalism Club, Dramatics Club, Science Club, New Homemakers of America, History Club, Art Club, Library Club, Choir. AMBITION: Medical Doctor STEPHEN THOMAS JENKINS FAVORITE SONG: Confidential ACTIVITIES: Band, Choir, Industrial Club, AMBITION: Brickmason DORIS JEAN JONES Pie FAVORITE SONG: In My Mind ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America. AMBITION: Clerk typist 25 ELINOR JUANITA JONES FAVORITE SONG: You ' re a Thousand Miles Away ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Art Club. AMBITION; Nurse GILBERT ELLIS JONES Gil FAVORITE SONG; Don’t Be Cruel AMBITION: Auto Mechanic SIDNEY IRVIN JONES Slim FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: Band, Choir, History Club, Industrial Club, Projection Crew. AMBITION: Air Force Officer TULIA PERKINS ON KATES Tutti-Frutti FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations AMBITION: Nurse HESTER OTELIA KING Sis FAVORITE SONG: I ' m Lonely Tonight ACTIVITIES: Art Club Cosmetology Club. AMBITION: Telephone Operator EVONE LANE Von FAVORITE SONG: Cindy ACTIVITIES: Choir, Pep Club, Cheerleader, New Homemakers of America, Commercial Club. AMBITION: Nurse 26 JEAN DELORISE MALLORY FAVORITE SONG: Because You Are Mine ACTIVITIES: Choir, Diversified Occupations Club, AMBITION: Teacher FLORENCE ADA MARSHALL Joy FAVORITE SONG: A Casual Look Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, Library Club, History Club, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, AMBITION: Air Force WYONELLA LA VERNA MASON FAVORITE SONG: Confidential ACTIVITIES: Choir AMBITION: Secretary WALTER DOUGLAS MASON Tiny FAVORITE SONG; On the Street Where You Live Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Baseball Team AMBITION: Catholic Priest ELSIE MAE MATTOX FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk ACTIVITIES: Cosmetology Club, Art Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Choir, History Club. AMBITION: Nurse GLADYS MAE MOLET FAVORITE SONG: You ' re a Thousand Miles Away Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, History Club. AMBITION: Air Force Nurse 27 CLIFTON ELDRIDGE MORGAN Cliff FAVORITE SONG: In the Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: Mathematics Club, Art Club, Choir, Football Team, Projection Crew, Dramatics Club, Varsity Club. AMBITION: Optometrist REBECCA JOYCE MORSE FAVORITE SONG: Without Love ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations AMBITION: Secretary ANN ELIZABETH NEVERSON FAVORITE SONG: Share ACTIVITIES: Band, Art Club, History Club AMBITION: Air Force GABRIELLE PAIGE NEVERSON Paige FAVORITE SONG: In the Still of the Night Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Junior Athletic Association, Senior Athletic Association, Pep Club, Safety Patrol AMBITION: Nurse JOAN VERNETTA OVERTON FAVORITE SONG: My Prayer Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Choir, Library Club, Commercial Club. AMBITION: Psychiatrist ESTHER BEVERLY PARHAM Sister FAVORITE SONG: Confidential Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, Future Business Leaders of America, Library Club, History Club. AMBITION: Journalist 28 JAMES H. PARHAM - Crowe FAVORITE SONG: I ' ll Be Home ACTIVITIES: Baseball Team, Football Team, Basketball Team, Safety Patrol, Industrial Club, History Club, Varsity Club. AMBITION: High School Coach GRACE NANNETTE PEGRAM Marilyn FAVORITE SONG: You ' ll Never Walk Alone Honor Roll Student AC TIVITIES: Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Choir, Dance Group, New Homemakers of America, Junior Athletic Association, Library Club, Director of Lionettes. AMBITION: Physicist HATTIE MARGIE PERRY FAVORITE SONG: Still ACTIVITIES: Future Business Leaders of America, Diversi- fied Occupations, Cosmetology Club, Art Club, History Club. AMBITION: Secretary ELLEN J. POWELL FAVORITE SONG: In the Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Choir, Band, Pep Club, Cheering Squad, Junior Athletic Association, A. M. Walker Journalism Club, Modern Dance Group, Dramatics Club, Diversified Occupations Club, History Club. AMBITION: Teacher of General Music VIVIENNE ELOISE POWELL Viv FAVORITE SONG: O What a Night ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Junior Athletic Associ- ation, Choir, New Homemakers of America. AMBITION: Nurse VIOLA EDITH PRITCHETT Dee-Dee FAVORITE SONG: Confidential ACTIVITIES: Art Club AMBITION: Secretary fOtSDOT BP SPOOl UP tftD 29 T criZrrdl y CARROLL RAINES Duke FAVORITE SONG: Wonderful Girl ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club. AMBITION: Auto Mechanics Instructor JOAN ANN REID FAVORITE SONG: Autumn Leaves Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, J. E. Shields Science Club. AMBITION: Doctor MAXINE RICHARDSON Shortie FAVORITE SONG: Slow Walk AMBITION: Elementary Education Teacher JOYCE ANN ROSE FAVORITE SONG: Love Me Tender Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Library Club, Choir, Art Club, Cheering Squad. AMBITION: Secretary LEMUEL ALONZA ROWLETT Lem FAVORITE SONG: My Prayer Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, Band, J. E. Shields Science Club, Mathematics Club. AMBITION: Medical Doctor LEOLA SCOTT FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk ACTIVITIES: Band, Choir, Diversified Occupations Club. AMBITION: Marines 30 YVONNE PAGE SEWARD Evon FAVORITE SONG: Walking in the Rain ACTIVITIES: Cosmetology Club, Art Club, Dramatics Club. AMBITION: Model ISADORA CECELIA SIMMONS Baby Sis FAVORITE SONG: A Thousand Miles Away ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Art Club, History Club, AMBITION: History Teacher ALFRED LEROY SMITH, JR. Honor Roll Student AMBITION: Full-Time Minister of Jehovah ' s Witnesses GLORIA DEAN SMITH Deanie FAVORITE SONG: Confidential AMBITION: Beautician JOAN FREDA SMITH FAVORITE SONG; Love Me Tender ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Future Business Leaders of America, History Club. AMBITION: Teacher MELVIN LEWIS SMITH Crock FAVORITE SONG: Slow Walk % • rm J % l, -f : ' V 31 ROMEO LARVAGIOUS SPRATLEY Sweet Pea FAVORITE SONG: Without Love ACTIVITIES: Band, Junior Athletic Association, Choir, Latin Club, History Club. AMBITION: Business Adminstrator VICTOR ROY STEWART Pete FAVORITE SONG: Now That It’s Over AMBITION: Auto Mechanic Teacher LEWIS EDWARD STOKES Shortie FAVORITE SONG: O What a Night ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Safety Patrol, Choir. AMBITION: Professional Boxer ANNIE CHRISTINE STURDIVANT FAVORITE SONG: A Thousand Miles Away AMBITION: Beautician PERRY ALFREDO TAYLOR Pat FAVORITE SONG: Christmas Dawn ACTIVITIES: Choir AMBITION: Clinical Psychologist WILLIE BERNARD TAYLOR Smokey FAVORITE SONG: Blueberry Hill Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Football Team. AMBITION: Draftsman 32 WILLIAM ALEXANDER THOMAS Tom” FAVORITE SONG: I ' m Lonely Tonight ACTIVITIES: Baseball Team, Industrial Club. AMBITION: Professional Baseball Player CHARLES THOMPSON Hank FAVO RITE SONG: Now That It ' s Over ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Art Club. AMBITION: Army Officer AUDREY LILLIAN TUCKER Artie FAVORITE SONG; Confidential AMBITION: Secretary ELNORA VIRGINIA TUCKER FAVORITE SONG: My Prayer ACTIVITIES: Choir, Commercial Club. AMBITION: Nurse CLARA ELIZABETH TURNER Pudding FAVORITE SONG: Confidential ACTIVITIES: Choir, Dramatics Club, Library Club, Com- mercial Club. AMBITION; Linquist BARBARA JOSEPHINE VANCE Joe FAVORITE SONG; Without Love ACTIVITIES: History Club AMBITION: Registered Nurse 33 BARBARA ANN WALKER Rabs FAVORITE SONG: Confidential Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Art Club, Choir, Library Club. AMBITION: Secretary BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WALKER Ben FAVORITE SONG: Slow Walk ACTIVITIES: Diversified Occupations Club, Projection Crew, Choir. AMBITION: Aviator PATRICIA EVANGLINE WALKER Pat” FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Choir, Band, Scien ce Club, Mathematics Club. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher DELORES WHITE Shorty FAVORITE SONG: Canadian Sunset ACTIVITIES: Art Club. AMBITION: Typist JAMES L. WHITE Bones FAVORITE SONG: Man with the Golden Arm Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Junior Athletic Association, Latin Club, History Club, Industrial Club. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer WILLIAM HOWARD WHITE FAVORITE SONG; In the Still of the Night ACTIVITIES: J. E. Shields Science Club, Choir. AMBITION: Radio Technician 34 DAVID HENRY WILLIAMS Red FAVORITE SONG: Without Love AMBITION: Electronics Engineer JAMES ALEXANDER WILLIAMS Preacher FAVORITE SONG: Without Love AMBITION: Armed Forces DORIS VIRGINIA WILSON FAVORITE SONG: A Thousand Miles Away ACTIVITIES: New Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Library Club, History Club. AMBITION: Business Education Teacher JOYCE ANN WILSON Jo FAVORITE SONG: Don’t Fall in Love Too Soon Honor Roll Student ACTIVITIES: Student Council, New Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Library Club, Cheering Squad, History Club, AMBITION: Home Economics Teacher HUGH LEONARD WYATT, JR. Sonny FAVORITE SONG: Honky Tonk ACTIVITIES: J. E. Shields Science Club. AMBITION; Army Officer 35 Class Peabody, ar last! Yes, how enthusiastic and excited we were to enter into the great halls and classrooms of Peabody High School! One hundred eighty five freshmen we were, and quickly we assumed our responsibilities. To lead us through our first year we elected as our officers James White, President; Nannette Pegram, Vice-President; Joan Darkins, Secretary and Barbara Blackwell, Treasurer. Gabrielle Neverson represented us as treasurer on the Stu- dent Council. Those who aided in the organization of the band were Christine Chance, Jac- quelyn Courton, James White, William Dance, Romeo Spratley, Ann Neverson, Stephen Jen- kins, William Brown, Jean Mallory, Matthew Chandler and Katie Coker. Rebecca Morse and Edna Hicks became members of the basketball team, and Paul Hayes affiliated himself with basketball, track and football. Nanette Pegram became a member of the Dramatics Club. Virginia Draughn was a contestant in the I Speak for Democracy con- test and Doris Wilson, Joan Darkins, Dorothy Goodwyn, Barbara Hailes and Joyce Wilson joined the Library Club. Student Council representatives were Lena Bugg, Sadie Graves, Gab- rielle Neverson, Joan Darkins, Robert Bland, and Isadora Simmons. Those who joined the choir were Ellen Powell, Nannette Pegram, Jean Mallory, Lena Bugg and Vivienne Powell, while George Edwards affiliated himself with the Trade Club. Nannette Pegram, Joan Darkins, Jacquelyn Courton, Vivienne Powell, Marie Brown, Gloria Bowles, Doris Wilson, Joyce Wilson and Evone Lane became members of the N. H. A. Lemuel Rowlerte, Leroy Smith and William White participated in the Negro History Week program; William Dance became a member of the Safety Patrol and Nannette Pegram joined the Modern Dance Group. Delores White, Elsie Hill, Doris Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Joan Darkins, Sadie Graves, Edna Hicks, Gabrielle Neverson, Marie Brown and Nannette Pegram became mem- bers of the Pep Club. After experiencing our first year, we, now 152 in number, felt a true part of P. H. S. Our class officers were Robert Lane, President; Nannette Pegram, Vice- President; Mary Moore, Secretarv; James Green, Treasurer and Melvin Dixcn, Chaplain. Our main class project was u the initiation of Sophomore Day. Our class colors were ctiarcoal grav and pink; our motto, We learn not for Today, but for Tomorrow . Our flower was the red carnation. Nan Bonner was our representative for Miss Homecoming and Gabrielle Neverson was the treasurer of the Student Council. Marie Brown became a member of the Art Club. Lemuel Row- lette, Mary Goode, Barbara Hailes, Lena Bugg and Ellen Powell joined the Dramatics Club. Bar- bara Hailes, Pearl Harrison, Lucille Granderson, Joyce Rose, Evone Lane, Edith Pritchett became members of the Pep Club. Mary Goode, Barbara Hailes and Patricia Walker affiliated themselves with the Journalism Club while James Parham and Hattie Perry joined the Vocational and Cosmetology Clubs, re- spectively. New members of the choir were Evone Lane, Joyce Rose, Joan Reid, Dorothy Good- wyn, Esther Parham, Wyonella Mason, Joan Overton, Patricia Walker and Mary Goode. Sadie Graves and Charmaine Henderson joined the Modern Dance Group. 36 To lead us on the second half of our journey we chose as our officers Lemuel Rowlette, Presi- dent; Gloria Bowles, Vice-President; Charles Hendricks, Secretary; Dorothy Goodwyn, Assist- ant Secretary; Romeo Spratley, Treasurer and Melvin Dixon, Chaplain. Under such competent leadership we eagerly under took such projects as Junior Day which took the theme, See Our- selves as Others See Us ;, the entrance of a float in the Homecoming Parade in which Mandy Jones was our representative as Miss Homecoming; the assistance in Operation Clean-up , as headed by juniors; General James Parham, Aubrey Bullock, Clifton Morgan, Mary Moore and Nannette Pegram; and then the long awaited Junior- Senior Prom. As our theme we selected Old Mexico and with the co-operation and energetic spirit of the entire group, it was the sett- ing for a colorful and enjoyable evening South of the Border . While these projects were successfully being conducted by the junior class, many juniors ex- celled in various out-of-class activities. Gloria Bowles and Nannette Pegram participated in the school operetta, Rancho Rivera . Mary Moore and Sandra Curl received A ratings in the State Music Festival; Gabrielle Neverson was our representative a vice president of the Student Council. Paul Haye s, Aubrey Bullock, George Edwards and Lemuel Rowlette participated on the Veterans ' Day Program. Robert Bland, Lemuel Rowlette and Stephen? Jenkins attended the Boys ' State Con- tention and Nannette Pegram represented the local chapter of N. H. A. in Daytona Beach. At last, we, 128 strong, returned after a somewhat endless summer to find ourselves long- awaited Seniors. We truly missed the sunny presence of Mary Moore and Sandra Curl who had de- cided to enroll at Windsor Mountain School in Massachusetts. Immediately we elected as our of- ficers Lemuel Rowlette, President; Edna Hicks, Vice-President; Joan Darkins, Secretary; Nan- nette Pegram, Assistant Secretary; Doris Jones, Treasurer; Gloria Bowles, Chaplain; James White, Sergeant-at-Arms. Our first concern was the mock election rally as conducted by the Government classes. It was indeed a project from which the entire student body benefited. Dr, Welch was our speaker for our Senior Day celebration. To further our festivities a luncheon was held in our honor. That evening a social was given for our parents. Our Senior Class play, A Little Honey , which featured Lena Bugg, Nannette Pegram, Clifton Morgan, William Brown, Charmaine Henderson, Nan Bonner. James Parham, Gloria Bowles, Jac- quelyn C our ton and Charles Brown was a tremendous success. Lemuel Rowlette, Ellen Powell, William Dance and Perry Taylor displayed their musical skill in the annual Christmas Cantata. Closely following was the Modern Dance Group Recital in which Sadie Graves and Nannette Pegram participated. As time passed we eagerly made final plans for our once-in-a- lifetime experience, graduation. Never again are we to know such carefree laughter, warm and sincere friendships, tolerant guidance and abundance of opportunities. So, though we travel our seperate paths we shall never forget the four years of struggle, learning and ultimate success. To Peabody High Schoo, hail and farewell ! 37 38 39 , h . how btvgM it glea� How beautiful vs you 1 dreams l With its illusions. P hout end. • ■ - Book of Beginning. Stoty longfelk Salutamus CLASS POEM BELIEVE IN US Believe in us dear Peabody because we want you to. Believe tnat after we leave thee we 1 IS always remember you. Our love we cannot hide if you believe in us. In you our dear Peabody in you we put our trust. Have faith in us Peabody for we have faith in you. Believe in us Peabody and we’ll be ever true. William Goodwyn, Jr, Class Flower. RED CARNATION Class Colors: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS THEME LOOKING AHEAD TO ADULT CITIZENSHIP 41 CLASS PROPHECY PLACE Ciro ' s Hollywood, California TIME Nineteen hundred and sixty seven OCCASION Metro-Goldwyn Mayer ' s premiere of their Academy Award winning picture, Life with Bill . The leading actress in this colossal production is the well known leading lady, Gabria Nervie. Miss Nervie was the former Gabrielle Neverson who graudated from Peabody High School in 1957. Before the premiere of the picture Miss Nervie is giving her former classmates a party at her mansion in Beverly Hills, California, Greeting the guests with Miss Nervie is her husband, Mr. William Brown, better known as Bill Brown. He is the head of the Department of Photography at M-G-M. The first guests to arrive are Blanche Bailey, Florence Marshall and Ann Neverson who are airline hostesses with United Airlines. While they are reminiscing we see that Ellen Powell is approaching in her Jaguar; she is now the proud bride of George Edwards. Mr. Edwards, the proprietor of The Pines, and his dear wife play the clarinet in their thirty piece band. Who is this approaching? It is Miss Lena Bugg who is private Sec- retary to Rock Hudson. During our school days we had no idea that she would become the wife of Charles Brown. We have been told that Mr. Brown is an outstanding engineer for General Motors. Tonight, at the party, the guests were fortunate to have as their entertainer one of their classmates, namely, Matthew Chandler. He recently took Gene Krupa ' s spot at the Brown Derby. As we approach the terrace we sec many of our old classmates dancing to heavenly music. Doris Wilson is doing a crazy foxtrot with James Jackson, Brigadier-General in the Marine Corps. James and Doris were married at Las Vegas this morning. As the music softly changes to the strains of the Viennese Waltz, Joan Darkins and Romeo Spratley twirl gaily about the room. Mr. Spratley was just elected to the noteworthy position of second Vice-President to the Vice-President of the United States of America. Joan is associate professor of the Home Economics Department of Iowa State College. Evone Lane, roving reporter of the New York Times, is chatting with her husband, William Dance, editor of the New York Herald Tribune. The music changes to a fast rhumba and guess who takes the most spectacular position on the floor? It is none other than Barbara James and Lemuel Rowlett. Barbara co-stars with Gabrielle in Life with Bill”. Lemuel is an intern at John Hopkins Hospital. There is quite an aggregation around the piano. In the group are Nan Bonner, Joan Smith and Jacquelyn Courton. Joan was recently promoted to the position of editor-in-chief of Charm Magazine and Nan and Jackie are art and fashion editors for the magazine. Seated next to them are Raymond Freeman, Robert Bland and William Goodwyn. Raymond was recently seen driving one of the stock cars in the Petersburg races at the Fair Grounds. William is the new proprietor of One Hour Valet Cleaners where he is doing fine work. Robert Bland has reopened Farley ' s Pool Room where all the cool cats are found. The old Peabodians in the persons of James Parham, Charles Thompson and Benjamin Graves are holding noteworthy positions with the Harlem Globetrotters. It seems that Gladys Molett, Annie Sturdivant, Ernestine Boothe and Mary Davis do not want to give up their office jobs at Peabody; Gloria Smith and Virginia Draughn have been trying very hard to take their jobs away from them. Although they are quite aware that their jobs are in danger they took the day off and came to the party. Jean Mallory is still running her place of business in West Petersburg. Here is someone with an interesting job. Nannette Pegram was just named the first woman professor of Sociology at Harvard University. Everyone, I must say, is here tonight. The new proprietors of the Halifax Street Laundrette are none other than Wyonella Mason and Esther Parham. While talking with them I learned that they operate approximately a thousand laundrettes throughout the country. Amazing, isn ' t it? Well, let’s continue with the party. The mood has changed from a rhumba to a fast jitterbug and those kids are really cutting a mean rug. Clifton Morgan and Charrnaine Henderson who have a dance act simi- lar to Marge and Gower Champion are here to attend the party after just making their first appearance at the Palace. You can’t imagine who are the big tycoons from Wall Street I They are the illustrious Carroll Raines and Leroy Smith. Mr. Smith is with U.S. Steel. New hostesses at the Fort Lee Officers’ Club are Katherine Chance, Christine Chance and Elinor Jones. They are admired for their gracious and charming manners. Today, the Baltimore Orioles signed up Walter Hailes, Willie Taylor and William Thomas. The contract is for ten years after which they will go into the skin-diving business. Serving hors d ' oeuvres are Marguerite Chew, Jeannette Goode, and Julia Clarke. They have just opened a modeling school in New York. Lucky Gloria Bowles, after having her chance on Chance of a Lifetime, is singing with the Platters. Lucille Granderson, Sadie Graves and Joyce Rose have united to form a club for securing wealthy mates. Working as a hair stylist in New York at the Rose Morgan House of Beauty are Shirley Edwards, Gertrude Berry and Audrey Tucker. Arthur Harris, formerly known to his classmates as Boo Jack , is quite a versatile young man. In addition to playing first harmonica with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra he plays left field with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Joseph Jacobs is working as an usher at the Palace Theater in New York. Because of his wonderful planning for this party, Walter Mason was elected chairman of the Democratic Party and is a candidate for President of the United States. The great fullbacks of UCLA are Leonard Reeves, Roy Williams, Gilbert Jones and Paul Hayes. As I wander through the crowd I see that Professor James White and Dr. Charles Hendricks have ar- rived. Professor White is head of the Engineering Department of Princeton University and Dr. Hendricks is a pediatrician at Petersburg General Hospital. I see that Dorothy Goodwyn managed to get away from an evening at home with Stephen Jenkins; he is the proud hubby, you know. Barbara Hailes has joined the army and fortunately is stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia. Katie Coker, Clara Turner, Elnora Tucker, Patricia Walker and Delores White are holding the fol- lowing positions: Katie is teaching French at Morgan State College; Clara is the typing teacher at Maggie L. Walker High School in Richmond; Elnora is physical education teacher at Peabody; Patricia is manager of the Peabody Cafeteria and Delores White is in charge of the detention hall there. I must state in passing however, that Delores is always tardy on the job. Louis Stokes is scheduled for a title bout for the heavyweight championship of the world. Raymond Allen is doing research in Germany on one of Einstein ' s theories. During the party I was informed about some of my classmates who did not come, but I received news concerning their various careers. Edna Hicks is now head-waitress at Parham ' s Brown Derby. Miss Hicks and Mr. Parham were hitched last week. Joyce Wilson and Joan Overton are still trying to catch the talented trumpet player, Leola Scott, after all he is a millionaire. George Banks and Osborne Bailey are the proud owners of General Motors; Aubrey Bullock is hired as chief mechanic at one of their shops. Barbara Walker is now the personal secretary of Sidney Jones, the owner of the Chesterfield Motel. Kenneth Bond and Allen Perry have formed a new re- ducing plan in which both are trying to see which one can lose weight first, while Maxine Richardson and Pearl Harrison are trying to find means of gaining weight. We heard by listening to a conversation that David Williams is the executive secretary of RCA Victor Cooperation. Did you know that Solomon Jacobs and Melvin Smith are proud of their 1967 Pontiac? Well, they are. Victor Stewart is now stationed in Hawaii. He has the rank of colonel in the Army Reserve. Mr. Mandy has retired and Hugh Wyatt has taken over the Art Department at Peabody High. Well, a few more of our classmates have arrived. Llester King is hair stylist for Grace Kelly ' s daughter, Alexander Davis is the owner of the Pall Mall Cigarette Producing Center, with Raymond Goode as chief tester. Pearlee Griffin is the manager of the Gem Theater and has a chain of theaters throughout the coun- try. Ruth Fisher, Elsie Hill and Rebecca Morse are here tonight. Did you know that Ruth is the manager of the largest USO in the country with Elsie and Rebecca as her favorite hostesses? Mr. Brown is leading his guest to the door. Just arriving is Edith Pritchett, the joint owner of a cab stand. Ruth Holleman has finally found a way to exercise her soprano vocal cords, and Yvonne Seward owns a large boarding house. Before we say our last goodbyes” we make a vow to meet ten years from hence on the same date in that great metropolis of the world, New York City. A LITTLE HONEY On Friday night, December 14, 1956, the senior class presented A Little Honey . This entertaining comedy in three acts was under the direction of Mrs. E .S. Allen. CAST Mr. Minton Mrs. Minton . . . . Diana Minton . „ . . Jerry Minton . . . . Caroline Scoots Minton Grandmother Thornton . Tom Corning . . . . Albert Parker . . . . Eve Tyler Delores Megglehammer . Trained Nurse . . . . Sure-Shot Exterminator . . . James Parham . . . Nan Bonner . Nannette Pegram Charmaine Henderson . . Gloria Bowles . . . Lena Bugg . . Clifton Morgan . . William Brown . . . Edna Hicks . . . Elsie Mattox . Jacquelyn Courton . . Charles Brown 44 T T CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of ' 57 of Peabody High School being of sound mind and body do will these traits and abilities to those who follow us with the hope that the said parties will become as dignified and noteworthy as the Seniors of ' 57. I, SADIE GRAVES, will Eddie Barber to Marion Brown providing she will accept him. I, CHARMAINE HENDERSON, will my position of president of the Library Club to Alice Johnson. We, DOROTHY GOODWYN and GLORIA BOWLES, will our height to Frances Maxfield. I, LEMUEL ROWLETTE, will my seat in the choir to Garnell Wilkerson providing he doesn’t sing any false notes. I, JOAN DARKINS, will my ability to get Algebra to Esther Turner. I, WILLIAM GOODWYN, will my ability to get along with people to Joe Crews. I, JOYCE ROSE, will my athletic ability to Shirley Williams. We, MARGUERITE CHEW and ALEXANDER DAVIS, will our quiet ways to Edward Bracey. I, SOLOMON JACOBS, will my sideburns to John Harrison. I, BARBARA WALKER, will my well used Geometry book and my ability to study to my sister, Jean. I, GEORGE EDWARDS, will my patrolman, badge to Ethel Lee providing she does not send Mildred Fowlkes to the detention hall. We, REBECCA MORSE and RUTH FISHER, will our dancing ability to all wallflowers, I, ROBERT BLAND, will Natalie Jones to Robert Jones. I, EVONE LANE, will Simon Dickerson to anyone who likes a boy with two left feet. I, JAMES BOO JACK” HARRIS will my favorite position on the baseball team to James Perry. I, ELINOR JONES, will my job of selling ice cream to anyone who can count accurately. I, JAMES WHITE, will my nice ways to Michael Griffin. I, FLORENCE MARSHALL, will my smallness to Venetta Cox. We, LEOLA SCOTT and ROMEO SPRATLEY, will our trumpets to Cecil Saunders providing she plays Poet and Peasant . We, MARY DAVIS and ELSIE MATTOX, will our weight to Ruth Royall and Ruth Bragg providing they divide it equally. I, JOSEPH JACOBS, will my ability to hold a level head to Miles Sutton. I, NAN BONNER, will my charm to Shirley Buggs. I, RAYMOND FREEMAN, will my schoolboy charm to Walter Douglas. I, EDNA HICKS, will my ability to get a ride to Pine ' s and Phil ' s to Rose Jackson and Ann Fitzgerald. I, JAMES WILLIAMS, will my pleasant ways to Cleveland Green. I, JOYCE WILSON, will my cheering outfit to anybody with two left feet. I, PERRY TAYLOR, will my ability to cheat the barber to George Stewart. I, GLORIA BOWLES, leave my solos and my ability to stay pitch to Joyce Brown. I, JAMES PARHAM, will my height to Charles Davis. I, CHARMAINE HENDERSON, will my ability to score to Dion Diamond. I, WILLIAM DANCE, will my perfect attendance record to Ramome Poole. I, DELORIS WHITE, will my waistline to Jacqueline Davis. I, LEROY SMITH, will my brain to Maxcine Turner providing she uses it wisely. I, DORIS WILSON, will my ability to pass in summer school to Janet Turner. I, RAYMOND ALLEN, will my ability to drive safely to Garnell Wilkerson. 1 , JOAN REID, will my meek ways to Barbara Walker and Catherine Phelps. I, NANNETTE PEGRAM, will my ability to match clothes to Elnora Jones, I, HATTIE PERRY, will my wit to Diane Maclin. We, MAXCINE RICHARDSON and LUCILLE GRANDERSON, will our secret of keeping friends to Bessie Hollis and Estelle Hopkins. I, WILLIE TAYLOR, will my football ability to Willie Weaver. I, JOAN SMITH, will my sophisticated ways to Genese Morgan. I, CHARLES BROWN, will Joyce Brown to anybody who wants an attractive sweet tempered young lady. We, ERNESTINE BOOTHE and ANNIE STURDIVANT, will our ability to cut class and get by with it to Elmyra Rogers. I, GABRIELLE NEVERSON, will my ability to get a boy friend and hold him to Germaine Williams. I, ELLEN POWELL, will my musical ability to Lula Harris. I, STEPHEN JENKINS, will my dimples to James Hines. I, BARBARA JAMES, will Horace Brooks to Jo Ann McKenzie. I, CLIFTON MORGAN, will my manly physique to George Watts. I, MARIE BROWN, will my ability to be a good saleslady at the Gem Theater to Mildred Fowlkes. We, the class of 1957 of Peabody High School, do solemly declare this to be our legal Will and Testament made this thirty-first day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-seven in the city of Petersburg, county of Dinwiddie, state of Virginia. 47 SENIOR LOG BOY LEMUEL ROWLETT CLIFTON MORGAN WILLIAM WHITE JAMES PARHAM GEORGE EDWARDS LEMUEL ROWLETTE CHARLES BROWN MATTHEW CHANDLER WILLIAM BROWN JAMES WHITE PAUL HAYES GEORGE EDWARDS ROBERT BLAND WILLIAM BROWN BENJAMIN GRAVES CHARLES HENDRICKS ROBERT BLAND CHARLES BROWN PERRY TAYLOR VICTOR STEWART BENJAMIN GRAVES CLIFTON MORGAN PAUL HAYES DONALD MATTHEW LEROY SMITH JAMES PARHAM LEMUEL ROWLETTE WILLIAM WHITE GILBERT JONES LEMUEL ROWLETTE DONALD MATTHEWS LEROY SMITH JAMES WHITE WILLIAM BROWN GILBERT JONES JAMES PARHAM WILLIAM DANCE RAYMOND FREEMAN GILBERT JONES CHARACTERISTIC Most Likely to Succeed Best Actor Most Versatile Most Energetic Most Popular Most Likeable Best Dressed Most Musical Best Dancer Most Ambitious Most Athletic Best Posture Class Clown Most Romantic Shyest Most Studious Loudest Class Socialite Class Filibuster Class Flirt Quietest Most Talented Biggest Jiver Best Singer Best Student Biggest Eater Shortest Most Handsome Cutest Tallest Most Dependable Largest Busiest Smallest Most Mischievous Most Conceited Class Cry Baby Most Artistic Most Attractive Laziest GIRL JOAN DARKINS NAN BONNER NANNETTE PEGRAM JOYCE WILSON EDNA HICKS DOROTHY GOODWYN JOAN SMITH ELLEN POWELL RUTH FISHER BARBARA WALKER JOYCE ROSE EDNA HICKS ELLEN POWELL GA8RIELLE NEVERSON MARGUERITE CHEW JOAN DARKINS HATTIE PERRY BARBARA JAMES ELLEN POWELL GLORIA BOWLES AUDREY TUCKER NANNETTE PEGRAM BARBARA JAMES GLORIA BOWLES NANNETTE PEGRAM ELLEN POWELL GLORIA BOWLES SADIE GRAVES GLADYS MOLETT NANNETTE PEGRAM MARY DAVIS NANNETTE PEGRAM FLORENCE MARSHALL EDNA HICKS ELLEN POWELL BLANCHE BAILEY GABRIELLE NEVERSON NAN BONNER ISADORE SIMMONS 48 1. Evone Lane 2. Edna Hicks 3. Patricia Walker and Benjamin Walker 4. Clara Turner 5. Ellen Powell 6. Barbara Walker 7. Doris Wilson and Joyce Wilson 8. Nannette Pegram 9. Romeo Spratley 10. Florence Marshall 11. Raymond Freeman 12. Joyce Rose, right 13. Mary Goode 14. Gilbert Jones 49 Chemistry class visits Hercules Powder Company in April of 1956. Candidates Parham and Dixon Walter Mason Powell and Pegram Campaign Managers Mock election rally conducted by Government classes 50 My party, the Democratic party Peabody High School Float a Winner An estimated 45,000 persons welcomed Santa Claus and watched the annual parade beginning Petersburg ' s Christmas season on Tuesday night, November 27, 1956. Forty eight units making up the parade began rolling at about 8:25. Taking a first prize was the Peabody High School float representing the Nativity. A majestic angel of eight feet in height drew the ohs and ahs of the throng as the float passed the reviewing stand. Mr. Mandy, our art instructor, and the art classes never fail to bring home an annual winner. MISS HOMECOMING . . „ . Attendant . . Miss Homecoming Attendant 52 YVONNE TROTTER GENESE MORGAN . NANNETTE EPPS . The crowning of Miss Homecoming JAMES MITCHELL. NANNETTE EPPS . GENESE MORGAN . MR. JAMES BOONE .... Escort . . .Attendant Miss Homecoming . . . . Coach 53 FIRST ROW: Marian Brown, Grace Jones, Herbert Brown, Jacqueline Richardson, Joan Overton, Elnora Tucker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. V. West, Blanche Bailey, Florence Marshall, Jeanette Goode, Doris Wilson, Ernestine Boothe, Katie Coker. THIRD ROW: Joan Darkins, Evone Lane, Joan Smith, Joyce Brown, Mary Davis, Dale Starks, Joyce Goode, Camilla Malloy, Elsie Mattox, Hattie Perry, Clara Turner, Jacquelyn Bailey, Mary Duncan, Gloria Whorl- Ruth Hollemon, Lula Harris, Vivienne Powell, Brenda Fowlkes, Dorothy Turner. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA AT DESK: Grace Jones, President; Patricia Thrift, Secretary. FRONT ROW: Gloria Bowles, Joyce Wilson, Nannette Pegram, Judith Rowlette, Gloria Whorl, Doris Wilson, Barbara James, Evone Lane. SECOND ROW: Ruth Bragg, Carolyn Howard, Anjean Carter, Genese Morgan, Constance Jones, Joan Darkins, Timmie McDuffie, Patricia Cooley, Arnita Allen. THIRD ROW: Ruth Royall, Jacqueline Richardson, Lorraine Morgan, Jacqueline Cephas, Alice Robinson, Ella Dickens, Lula Harris, Brenda Fowlkes, Janice Smith. SITTING: Lena Bugg, Joyce Brown, Barbara Hailes, Romona Scott, James Jackson, Joan Darkins, Jacqueline Richardson. STANDING: Barbara James, Ellen Powell, Jacqueline Cephas, and Grace Jones. A. M. WALKER JOURNALISM CLUB 54 William Scott, Jacquelyn Cephas, Judith Rowlette, Jerome Batts, Jo Ann McDaniel, Lemuel Rowlette, Patricia Cooley, Ella Mae Hatchette, Mary Goode, James Mayfield, Peggy Dabney, Jacqueline Davis, Clifton Morgan, Patricia Walker, Carolyn Howard, John Sturdivant. POLYGON CLUB LATIN CLUB Joan Darkins James White Florence Marshall Blanche Bailey Romeo Spratley Mary Hudgins Charles Hendricks James Jackson JAMES E. SHIELDS SCIENCE CLUB AIMS 1. To increase our knowledge of science. 2. To understand the importance of science in our lives. 3. To give service in our community. 4. To learn to perfect our skills in science. 5. To help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. PRESIDENT . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . REPORTER . . CHAPLAIN . . . Shirley Bugg Judith Rowlette Carolyn Howard . Jerome Batts . Ruth Royall Florence Jones NANNETTE PEGRAM FIRST ROW: Ruth Royall, Janice Smith, Ramona Scott, Alma Grayson, Arita Allen, Alice Robinson. SECOND ROW: Jac- queline Richardson, Shirley Parham, Brenda Fowlkes, Geraldine Johnson, Dorothy Shands, Constance Jones, Yvonne Greene. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Hicks, Captain; Linda Hill, Mascot; Charmaine Henderson, Lena Bugg, Lewis Stokes, Ellen Powell, Annie Caine, Sadie Graves, Joyce Rose, Joan Smith, Yvonne Lane, Joyce Wilson. Lionettes 56 Director c H E E R L E A D E R S INDUSTRIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Raymond Graves Aubrey Bullock Willie Wiggins Edward Andrews William Dance Russell Lyons SECOND ROW: Stephen Jenkins Raymond Freeman Joseph Robertson Ernest Johnson Orlanda Heath George Watts Allen Perry THIRD ROW; Raymond Goode Sidney Jones David Williams Joseph Jacobs Steling Boone Walter Hailes William Chinn Romeo Spratley Roger Moore FOURTH ROW: Jerome Clarke Charles Hendricks Louis Stokes James White Melvin Dixon James Jackson COSMETOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROW: Miss C. Boone, Sponsor; Timmie McDuffie, Elmyra Roger, Elsie Mattox, Shirley Walker, STANDING: Hester King, Yvonne Seward, Edith Harris, Doris Hawkins, Elsie Hill, Hattie Perry. STANDING: Barbara James, Secretary; Charmaine Henderson, President. SEATED: Sadie Graves, Vice-President; Dorothy Goodwyn, Chaplain; Joyce Rose, Reporter; Barbara Walker, Assistant Secretary; Nan Bonner, Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Projection Crew SITTING: John Brown, Robert Bland, Lewis Stokes, Randy Miller. STANDING: Melvin Dixon, William Brown, Ransome Poole, Jesse Williamson, Thomas Fowlkes, William Goodwyn, Russell Lyons, Benjamin Walker, Clifton Morgan, William Dance. MUSIC HATH CHARMS And music, too — dear music! that can touch Beyond all else the soul that loves it much — Now heard far off, so far as but to seem Like the faint, exquisite music of a dream. Thomas Moore, Lalla Rookh: The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan V ' 1 V ' WW 9 Wi X • PUTl t OUR STUDENT COUNCIL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT:, Robert Turner, Stephen Griffin, John Parnell, Raymond Bailey, SITTING: Joyce Wilson, President; Willie Wiggins, Vice-President; Joyce Brown, Secre- tary; Natalie Jones, Treasurer; Jac- quelyn Courton, Ellen Powell and William Brown. STANDING: Herbert Brown, Bernard Boone, Elmyra Rod- gers, Jean Smith, Paige Jones, Hazel Lundy, Jeanette Goode, Shirley Bugg, Ann Jackson, Carrie Phillips, Paulette Phillips, Lonnie Harrison, Camilla Malloy, Simon Dickerson. JUNIOR RED CROSS SITTING: Grace Jones, Willette Fitz- gerald, Alice Robinson, Paige Jones, Bernard Boone, Ella Mae Hatchet, Travis Roberts. BACK ROW: Dorothy Anderson, Julia Peterson, Shirley Tucker, Amanda Robinson, Alice Johnson, Edna Hicks, Willie Harrison, Bettie Dickens, Isadora Simmons, Gwendolyn Rivers, Robert Redwine, William Goode, William Jefferson. SAFETY PATROL FOREGROUND: Captains, George Edwards and William Dance. FIRST ROW: Louis Stokes, Toni Gordon, Timmie McDuffie, Jack Dillard. SECOND ROW: James Parham, and Russell Lyons. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Rose, Annie Caine, Ellen Powell, Linda Hill, Lewis Stokes, Charmaine Henderson, Joyce Wilson, Joan Smith, Yvonne Lane, Natalie Jones, Junius Dillard, Rose Jackson, Edna Hicks, Lena Bugg, Sadie Graves, Toni Gordon, Lucille Grandison, Lorraine Morgan, Joyce Brown, Shirley Bugg, Barbara James, Florence Jones, Nannette Pegram, Doris Wilson, Marie Brown, Barbara Walker, Patricia Hill, Roberta Crump, Joan Darkins, Gloria Bowles, Miss Eloise Jackson, Sponsor. DRUM MAJOR - Leroy Parham HEAD MAJORETTE - Rose Jackson Lorraine Morgan Annette Duncan Mary Batts Shirley Bugg Norma Bullock 61 L. P. JACKSON HISTORY CLUB Natalie Jones, Alice Robinson, Romona Scott, Joyce Brown, Yolanda Ridley, Clifton Morgan, Ellen Powell, and Nannette Pegram. DRAMATICS CLUB ART CLUB FIRST ROW: Lorraine Morgan, President; George Watts, Wynell Carter, Vice-Presi- dent; Rose Jackson, Assistant Secretary; Willie Wiggins, Treasurer; Lucille Gran- dison, Charmaine Henderson, Joan Smith, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Annie Cain, Hester King, Barbara Walker, Sadie Graves, Nan Bonner, Edith Pritchett, Elmyra Rogers, Barbara Hailes, Elsie Mattox, Elsie Hill, Barbara James, Gloria Bowles. THIRD ROW: Charles Jackson, Melvin Jones, Robert Jones, William Spratley, Edward Barber, and Carroll West. FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL BANQUET FEATURE On December 17, 1956, Mr. Blue presented tokens to the coaching staff in appreciation for a wonder- ful football season. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Blue, Mr. Peal, Mr. Jones and Mr. Boone. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Parham, Walter Hailes, Joseph Crews, Leonard Reeves, Henry Williams, Captain; Charles Hines, Ernest Johnson, Kenneth Bond, Lonnie Chavis. SECOND ROW: Myles Sutton, Willie Wiggins, Roy Williams, Johnnie Smith, Sam Parham, Willie Taylor, Wilbur Parham, Walter Mason, George Belser. THIRD ROW: James Parham, Donald Matthew, Edward Bracey, Prince Massenburg, John Harrison, Herbert Johnson, Osborne Harris, Samuel Parham. FOURTH ROW: Roger Moore, Jack Dillard, Reginald Brownlee, Frank Pegram, and Leroy Edmonds. Coaches, Albert Jones and James Boone. Trainers, Charles Davis, Recardo Sherrod, Joseph Chance. 63 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilmar Parham, Samuel Parham, Robert Bland, Charles Hines, Henry Williams, Miles Sutton. SECOND ROW: William Chinn, Benjamin Graves, Ransome Poole, Willie Harrison, James Parham, Jesse Peterson, Roy Williams, Charles Davis, Trainer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Starkes, Jerome Batts, Meade Fitzgerald, Joseph Crews, James Williams, Fred Raines, Carl Williams, SECOND ROW: Gilbert Bland, James Wilkerson, Edward Parham, Captain; George Belser, Franklin Pegram, Bernard Boone, Johnnie Smith, Rudolph Lyons, Co-Captain. VARSITY TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 64 IN FRONT; Charles Davis, Manager. FIRST ROW: William Thomas, James Parham, Leonard Reeves, George Edwards, Meade Fitzgerald, James Jackson, Trainer, SECOND ROW: Mr, A. W. Jones, Coach; James Arthur Harris, Charles Johnson, Eddie Parham, Wilmer Johnson, Lonnie Chavis, Ernest Johnson, Trainer. THIRD ROW: Alton Jennings, Willie Wiggins, Frederick Flemmings, Kenneth Bond. BASEBALL TEAM JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Joyce Brown, Romeo Spratley, Joan Darkins, Nannette Pegram, William Brown, Grace Jones, James White. SECOND ROW: Raymond Pegram, Janice Smith, Jacqueline Richardson, Ramona Scott, Brenda Fowlkes, Germaine Williams, Doris Hawkins, Camilla Malloy, Thomas Fowlkes, Vivienne Powell, Gloria Whorl, Alice Robinson, John Brown, James Mayfield, Randy Miller, John Sturdivant. “ IN OLD MEXICO ” JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 1956 Pea Body High School Presents The Modern Dance Group Featuring MORGAN JACKSON Guest Artist „ Friday, January 11, 1957 8:00 P.M. Dancers Nanette Pegram Ramona Scott Jacqueline Cephas Joann McDaniel Shirley 3ugg Lorraine Morgan Ann Jackson Jacqueline Richardson Sadie Graves Lula Harris Annette Duncan Ella Hatchette Natalie Jones Bertha Edwards Joyce Brown Rose Jackson Patricia Thrift Janet Turner Ruth Royall OUR PATRONS Dp. Thomas E. Alien Miss Delores Allen Mrs. Eva B. Andrews Mr. Charles Ashford Mr. Henry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Archer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Arrington Mrs. John W. Arrington Mrs. Virginia T. Anderson Mrs. Frank Allen Mrs. Esther Allen Miss Josephine Allen Mrs. Daisy Allen Mr. Leon Adkins Mrs. Mary L. Bragg Mr. George Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown Mr. Charley Blaine Mrs. Irene Brown Mr. R. C. Bolling Miss Ruth S. Bolling Mrs. Virginia Bell Miss Aimedius Berry Capt. Sidney E. Beverly Mrs. Eunice S. Byus Mrs. Emily L. Berry A lc Robert J. Brown Mr. William A. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown Mrs. Annie S. Brown Mrs. Esther Branch Mrs. Mary Brooks Mrs. Ella Brown Mr. Charles R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bossie Boone r Bishop R, T. Bryant Mrs. Cynthia L. Bailey Miss Canzata Boone Miss Sadie M. Boothe Mrs. Elizabeth Bell Mrs. Beatrice L. Blue Mrs. Olivia H. Bland Mr. Thomas Booker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bowles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Booker Mrs. Ida Bell Brown Mrs. S, W. Blue Mrs. Mary Ceaton Mrs. Herbert Coleman Mrs. Rose Lee Craddock Mrs. Ella Clarke Mrs. Dorothy Crawley Miss Henrietta Coles Mrs. Raymond Crocker Mr. T. L. Crawley Mrs. Percy Cox Mrs. Mildred D. Clarke Mr. Issac Cooley Mrs. Minnie Cherry Miss Gladys Crocker Mrs. Alease B. Coleman Mrs. Margaret Curtiss Mrs. Edith Curley Mr. William Capeton Mrs. India Cheives Rev. Gordon Calviness Mrs. Timothy Curley Mr. J. A. Coker, Sr. Mrs. Haywood H. Davis Mrs. Esther Dabney Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Darkins Mrs. Luella Dickens Mrs. Franklin T. Davis Mrs. Viola Robinson Davis Mrs. Sadie E. Evans Mrs. Richard Evans Mr. Henry Evans Mrs. Ola Edmonds Mrs. Sadie Evans Mr. Willie M. Epps Mrs. Madeline Evans Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Edmonds Mrs. Otelia Fogg Mrs. Margaret Faison Mrs. Alice Foster Mrs. Amanda Fuller Mrs. Ida Cooper Fisher Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Frazer Mrs. Mamie B. Fitzgerald Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan Mrs. Mary B. Fobbs Mr. and Mrs. William Fields Miss Ada L. Fox Mr. Norris Fields Mrs. Marjorie L. Fisher Miss Deborah D. Farley Miss Saundra Goode Mr. Joseph Goode Mrs. Mattie Green Mrs. Sadie B. Gist Mr. and Mrs. Lee P. Goode Mr. Whitt Dillard Mrs. Trixi e D. Graves Dr. William B. 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