Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Claid Pnofihecij, Time: June 1967 Occasion: A Tour Around the World There is so much traffic in the air that our pilot, Horace Fitzgerald, the owner of Vanguard XIV can hardly avoid an accident. He drives for the president of the Moon, George Barnes. We are on our way to the Metro where Besea Holas is making her grand opening. A few minutes before the curtain rises, the great tennis star, Carl Baker, who is a winner of the Olympics enters. He is strolling along with the glamorus model Evelyn Raigns who is the owner of the Madame Zsa Zsa Model Shop. The curtain rises and the lights are dimmed. Among the performers of Besea Holas is Osera Acksonja, formerly Rose Jackson, whose latest release is A Date with Royall . Dur- ing the intermission, I glanced at the famous comedian Milton Bert who is none other than the former Eddie Harvell. After the opera, we are to meet at the gala affair to be sponsored by the gay, young debutante Maree Harpeb, the former Mrs. Osborne Harris. She is now successfully married to Johnne Bartymore, formally known as William Chinn. There are quite a few athletes here: Alton Jennings, Charles Johnson, and Henry Wi I Hams who play baseball with The Satellites. Our stay on the Moon finally ended with many pleasant memo- ries. From there, we were flown in Vanguard to various points on the earth. In almost every place, we saw members of our class. In Paris, France, we saw Julia Peterson, the rising foreign cor- respondent, who is on a tour of the world. Her accompanists were Marge and Gardge Champion, alias Ella Dickens and Or- lando Heath. We also saw Shirley Tucker who is the owner of a beaute ' ’ shoppe, and Juanita Parham who has captured the title Miss Europe. In Korea, we noted that Charles Wesson and Ed- die Barber carried on a volume of business in an industry. In Aus- tralia, we found that Robert Mabry and Theophilus Stewart were brilliant surgeons and Paige Jones was a surgical nurse. Johnny Smith, the great football player, and Irene Houston were parents of five. After a brief rest, we left Australia, and made a five hour stop in Italy. There we renewed acquaintances with Helen Thweatt and Genese Morgan, two of the best reporters in that hemisphere. They reported news two hours before it happened. 27

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HAZEL ANN LUNDY Bab Honor Roll Student Choir, Student Council ROBERT MABRY Bro Art club DIANE FRANCES MACLIN Dee RUDOLPH MADISON History Club, Art club DONALD MATTHEWS GENESE EVANGELYN MORGAN Nese Honor Roll Student Pep Club, Cheerleaders, N.H.A., History club. Junior Red Cross, D.O. club JUANITA PARHAM JULIA ANN PETERSON Honor Roll Student Science club EVELYN BLONDELL RAIGNS History Club, Dramatics club CLYDE WALTER ROBERTSON Honor Roll Student Choir, Projection Crew, Industrial Art club JOSEPH LEE ROBERTSON Industrial Arts club CECIL K. SAUNDERS Baby Dell Honor Roll Student N. H.A., Library Club, History club, F. B. L. A., Dramatics club JEROME SCOTT JOHNNIE SMITH Sonny Industrial Arts club. Football Team WILLIAM SMITH Band, Industrial Arts club THEOPHILUS BLAND STEWART Band, Basketball Team LEWIS STOKES HELEN JACQUEUNE THWEATT Honor Roll Student Science club. History club SHIRLEY ANN TUCKER Honor Roll Student Junior Red Cross, Science Club CHARLES UNWOOD WESSON Industrial Art club MARY WIGGINS DAVID WILLIAMS DOROTHY MAE WILLIAMS Mute Cosmetology Club ELLA MAE WILLIAMS Mickey Choir MARIE ESTELLE WILLIAMS Rhee Choir BARBARA THOMAS Pep club, D.O. club. Art club Senion Statistical 1958 26

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Pnofihecif Time passed quickly and before we knew it, we were in Hawaii. The great exotic dancer, Ann Fitzgerald greeted us and made us welcome. This was also the home of Estelle Hopkins, Dorothy Williams, and Barbara Thomas. They all own stock in the Pall Mali Cigarette Company. Sterling Boone re- paired loud-speakers there and Jerome Scott was a big wheel at the Stingy Company. Nathaniel Boone and Rudolph Madison were great wrestlers. Next, the Vanguard made a non-stop flight to Canada where we stayed a week. It was my good fortune to come across Marie Williams, a great hair stylist. Ella Wi lliams, her assistant, has captured the title of being the fastest typist there. After the week was up, we landed in New York where we learned that Hazel Lundy was a great designer. Cecil Sanders, | was told was a court stenographer. On the train, as I traveled home, I read the New York Times edited by Roscoe Griffin and I found that Joseph and Clyde Robertson were winners of the Nobel Peace Prize. Diane Macklin now writes an article daily for the Crescent Moon. It is nearing midnight and as I sit in my pullman, I solemnly swear to renew old acquaintances once again in the year of 1 977 when I take my second trip around and above Earth. 28