Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

:Cf ®sa ir pr In 4 : r r s rr ibj i THE L I O N I960 PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL Petersburg, Virginia i MRS. FLORENCE D. BROWN With sincere gratitude and love we dedicate the 1960 Lion to Mrs. Florence Brown. For our entire senior year she has unselfishly given her todays to help us build our tomorrows. She has had a keen insight into our problems. She has given generously her time and effort to solve these problems and she has kept us happy and progressive by her unfailing faith in our ability to build a good life. Her influence on our student body will be a monument to her love for youth and her untiring efforts in behalf of her school and community. Whenever we think of the class of I960, we shall think also of the wise and sympathetic teacher, who taught us to build tomorrow- -Mrs. Florence Brown. 2 Foreword We, the Class of 1960, proudly present our yearbook, THE LION. As we complete our period of high school education, we express our heartfelt thanks to the administra- tion of our public school system, our principal and assistant principal, our teachers, our advisors, our parents, and our friends. The staff of this yearbook sincerely hopes that you will enjoy the contents of this book which serve as a record of our accomplishments. Although we may wander far away, we hope that it will forever preserve our most treasured memories. Contents Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Grades Activities Organizations Athletics Advertising 3 Editor-in-chief: Ruth Royall, Lay out Editor: Ann Jackson, Copy Editor: Jacgueline Cephas, Photographic Editor: Jerome Batts, Business Manager: Raymond Pegram, A i f G r — • ‘ ‘ M ' :| Mrs. V. W. McGee. 000000006 © I ft 00000000000 I M ■ — ooooj eoo J � fof mma s o o ©jBk : w ML - IT IS jpws 6 7 Guidance LaVeme Pervall I Lucille Greene and Mary Gomez Librarian Grayce Townes 8 LEON P. ADKINS Social Studies EDITH S. ALLEN French GENEVA ANDERSON Mathematics Faculty ROSE W. BARNES VIRGINIA D. BENNETT REBECCA M. BEVERLY Social Studies Biology English NANCY R. BISHOP Mathematics SYLVESTER BLUE Diversified Occupations CONZATA BOONE Cosmetology JAMES BOONE Science FLORENCE D. BROWN English ERNEST CHAMBLISS Auto Mechanics Faculty MARTHA C. DANCE HERMANZE E. MARJORIE L. FISHER Social Studies FAUNTLEROY English Radio Electricity SADIE B. GIST English ALBERT W. JONES Physical Education CHARLES R. GOODE Social Studies Faculty ELVA M. HOLLINS Spanish GERALDINE D. JORDAN Mathematics BESSIE G. KING Music MARIE M. MANIEGO English VIVIAN V. McGEE Business Faculty BEATRICE C. McKENZIE Physical Education william r. McKinley Band ELOISE J. MOORE Physical Education CARL E. PEAL Physical Education PEARL L. PERKINS Mathematics EMMA RIVES Latin JACQUELINE SHAW Social Studies 13 JAMES D. SMITH Latin EMILY M. TURNER Home Economics WALTER B. TYNES Mechanical Drawing Faculty VIVIAN H. WEST Business JESSE E. WILLIAMS Carpentry Woodwork 14 LA VERNE G. WRIGHT Mathematics Senior Sponsors 15 Mrs. F. D. Brown Miss J. J, Gamette Mrs. S. B. Gist Mrs. V. W. McGee Miss G. M. Townes Mr. Charlie Goode Mrs. F. T. Walker Mrs. E. S. Allen President Raymond Pegram b t N 1 O Class Officers Vice President Alfred Lundy Secretary Amanda Robinson Chaplain Carolyn Howard Assistant Secretary William Scott 16 Treasurer Natalie Jones Reporter Barbara Perry Bailey, Barbara Jean Ambition: Teacher Science Club, Band, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Cosmetology Club Bailey, Cynthia Juanita Ambition: Stenographer Dramatics Club, F.B.L.A., D.O. Club Bailey, Raymond Linwood Ambition: Aeronauti- cal Engineer, Dramat- ics Club, Student Council, Industrial Arts Club Balthrop, Argie Mae Ambition: Nurse Safety Patrol, D.O. Club, Dramatics Club Batts, Jerome Curtis Ambition: Medical Doctor Science Club, Mathe- matics Club, Choir, Projection Crew, Honor Society Boone, Shirley Mae Ambition: Beautician or Nurse Dramatics Club, Indus- trial Arts Club, Cos- metology Club, D.O. Club, Science Club, Band Battle, Friendly Ambition: Service, man D.O. Club Senior Bland, Deloris Ambition: Nurse Pep Club, D.O. Club, Cheering Squad., N.H.A. Bracey, Edward Anderson Jr. Ambition: Contractor Industrial Arts Club, Projection Crew Briggs, Merle Maxine Ambition: Nurse or Tailor Band, Science Club, Pep Club, Cosmetology Club Briggs, Roy Lee Ambition: Barber Pep Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Industrial Arts Club Brooks, Horace Anthony Jr. Ambition: Contractor Art Club, Football Team, Pep Club, Var- sity Club, Dramatics Club Brown, Clem Ambition: X-Ray Technician D.O. Club, Industrial Arts Club Brown, Irvin Ambition: Join Army D.O. Club Class Byrd, Robert Henry Ambition: Congress- man Industrial Arts Club Bugg, Shirley M. Ambition: Laboratory T echnician Science Club, Band, Dramatics Club, F.B.L.A., Majorettes, Pep Club Cephas, Jacqueline Marie Ambition: Journalist Mathematics Club, Dramatics Club, Sci- ence Club, National Honor Society, Choir, Dance Group Cooley, Patricia Kaye Ambition: Social Worker Science Club, N.H.A., Polygon Club Crocker, Samuel Ambition: Singer Industrial Arts Club Crump, Roberta Marie Ambition: Nurse Pep Club, Dramatics Club, N.H.A., Library Club, Choir Davis, Jacqueline Ann Ambition: Teacher N.H.A., Science Club, F.B.L.A., Mathematics Club, Choir, Cosme- tology Club, J.A.A. Dramatics Club, Art Club Dodson, Rosa Alice Ambition: Nurse Pep Club Dugger, Charles Adam Ambition: Armed Forces Varsity Club, Art Club, Glee Club Davis, Lucinda Ambition: Practical Nurse Science Club, Choir, Cosmetology Club, In- dustrial Ar ts Club, D.O. Club Dickerson, Simon Lee Ambition: Electrical Engineer Pep Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, Dra- matics Club, Basketball Team, Industrial Arts Club Dodson, Bettie Lue Ambition: Nurse Senior Dugger, Willie Mae Ambition: Nurse D.O. Club, Dramatics Club Edwards, Bertha Mae Ambiton: Typist Pep Club, Safety Patrol, D.O. Club, Modem Dance Group, Cheer- ing Squad Ellis, Leroy Alexander Ambition: Professional Ball Player Basketball Tear Club, Varsity Track Team, Farrar, Phyllis Mae Ambition: Nurse F.B.L.A., Choir, N.H.A. Fowlkes, Mildred Ann Ambition: Nurse Art Club Geter, Barbara Jean Ambition: Seamstress D.O. Club, Cosmetology Club Class Givens, Marjorie Ambition: Nurse F.B.L.A. Greene, Yvonne Joannett Ambition: Private Secretary Pep Club, F.B.L.A., C hoir, N.H.A., Cheer- ing Squad, Lionettes, Dramatics Club Fowlkes, Thomas Ambition: Business- man Projection Crew, Li- brary Club, Safety Pa- trol, J.A.A., Industrial Arts Club Griffin, Harold Ambition: Accountant D.O. Club, Art Club Fuller, Joyce Ann Ambition: Nurse Cosmetology Club, In- dustrial Arts Club, Science Club, D.O. Club Gilliam, Annie Rosezelia Ambition: Secretary D.O. Club, N.H.A. Grayson, Alma Ivena Ambition: Telephone Operator D.O. Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Cos- metology Club, Art Club Harris, Gloria Dean Ambition: Mortician Band, D.O. Hatchette, Ella Mae Ambition: Choreog- rapher D.O. Club, J.A.A., Modern Dance Group, Art Club, Dramatics Club, F.B.L.A., Safety Patrol, Math Club, Science Club, Jr. Red Cross, Lionettes Group Hill, Arlene Arnette Ambition: Business Manager Pep Club, Science Club, Majorettes Squad Howard, Carolyn Elaine Ambition: Sociologist J.A.A., N.H.A., Sci- ence Club, Art Club, Industrial Arts Club, Mathematics Club, Jr. Red Cross Jackson, Mildred Ann Ambition: Music In- structor Pep Club, Cheering Squad, Modem Dance Group, Choir, National Honor Society, Student Council Harrison, Russell Ambition: Real Estate Broker Band Johnson, Edward Sylvester Ambition: Join the Marines Projection Crew, In- dustrial Arts Club, Choir Heath, Arnette Delores Ambition: Registered Nurse National Honor Society, N.H.A., Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross Hill, Walta Patricia Ann Ambition: Band Instructor Pep Club, Band, Dra- matics Club, N.H.A. Senior Jenkins, Modesteen Ursula Ambition: French Teacher Student Council, N.H.A. , D.O. Club Johnson, Wilbert Beecher Ambition: Professional Athlete Band, Varsity Club, Baseball Team Jones, Constance Rove 11a Ambition: Registered Nurse Pep Club, N.H.A., Choir, F.B.L.A., D.O. Club, Industrial Arts Club, Safety Patrol, Lionettes Jones, Melvin Ambition: Army Art Club Class Lacy, Irene Odessa Ambition: Practical Nurse Dramatics Club, N.H.A. Jones, Florence Elizabeth Ambition: Nurse Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Choir, Science Club, Cheering Squad Jones, Gloria Ambition: Be Science Club, Band, Pep Club, D.O. Club, Cosmetology Club, In- dustrial Arts Club Jones, Natalie LaFerne Ambition: Dietician Pep Club, Lionettes, Science Club, N.H.A. , Dramatics Club, Cheer- ing Squad Lewis, Catherine Elizabeth Ambition: Clerk Typist F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Dramatics Club Lewis, Robert Lee Ambition: Air Force Long, Robert Charles Ambition: Research Scientist Band, Choir Lundy, Alfred Frederick Ambition: Electrical Engineer Math Club, National Honor Society, Varsity Club I Macklin, Annie Mae Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A., Art Club, Library Club McKenzie, Joe Ann Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Mayfield, James Ambition: Medical Doctor Choir, Science Club, J.A.A., Student Coun- cil, Math Club McDaniel, Joann Beryl Ambition: Social Worker Polygon Club, Science Club, Choir, Majorette, Pep Club, Modem Dance Group, Student Council, N.H.S. Mickens, Ronald Elbert Ambition: Rocketry Library Club, Projec- tion Crew, National Honor Society, Choir, Industrial Arts Club, Student Council Senior M inter, Katherine Lorrane Ambition: Secretary N.H.A., F.B.L.A., Choir, D.O. Club, Stu- dent Council, Science Club Mitchell, Isadora Bercenia Ambition: Registered Nurse Choir, Dramatics Club, Pep Club 1 Molet, Thomas Morris, Cecelia Julia Ambition: Registered Nurse Science Club, N.H.A., D.O. Club Parham, Charles Lency Ambition: Engineer Parham, Edward Ambition: Professional Football Player. Football Team, Base- ball Team, Varsity Club, Safety Patrol, Industrial Arts Club Parham, Mary Elizabeth Ambition: File Clerk F.B.L.A., D.O. Club Choir, Art Club, Indus- trial Arts Club Parham, Samuel Iassac Ambition: Professional Football Player Football Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Varsity Club, Industrial Arts Club, Safety Patrol. Parham, Shirley Aim Ambition: Nurse Library Club, D.O. Club, J.A.A., Dramatics Club Class Pegram, Diane Ambition: Registered Nurse D.O. Club Parham, Wilmar Edwin Ambition: Lawyer Science Club, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Football Team, Varsity Club, Art Club, Dra- matics Club Pegram, Raymond Lee Ambition: Social Director J.A.A., Band, Choir, Science Club, Dra- matics Club Perry, Barbara Ann Ambition: Secretary National Honor Society F.B.L.A., Choir, Cheer- ing Squad, Pep Club, Student Council Phelps, Catherine Ellen Ambition: Secretary Pep Club, F.B.L.A., Art Club, Science Club, Lionettes, Dramatics Club Phillips, Carrie Virginia Ambition: Linguist Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Band, Choir, Student Council Hiillips, John Bernard Ambition: Bachelor Pep Club, Choir, Glee Club, Basketball Trainer Phillips, Paulette Delora Ambition: Teacher Student Council Porter, Mary Elizabeth Ambition: Practical Nurse Science Club, Dramatics Club, N.H.A. Raigns, Lizzie Ambition: Dietician N.H.A. , D.O. Club, Dramatics Club, Cosmetology Club Robertson, Patricia Jeanette Ambition: Secretary Science Club, Pep Club ogers, Elmyra Sylvia mbition: Social Worker L.A., D.O., Art oir, Cosmetology Vary Club, lub Rowlette, Judith Ann Ambition: Social W orker Student Council, National Honor Society, Choir, Math Club, N.H.A., Science Club Ridley, Eric Chester Pep Club, Industrial Arts Club Senior Robinson, Amanda Inez Ambition: Music Teacher Pep Club, Choir, Dra- matics Club, Band, Lionettes, N.H.A., Jr. Red Cross Royall, Ruth Eloise Ambition: Medical Social Worker Cheering Squad, F.B.L.A., Science Club, Student Council, Choir, Modern Dance Group, Lionettes, N.H.A., Patrol Club, National Honor Society Shaw, Rochelle Leclia Ambition: Seamstress D.O. Club, Dramatics Club. N.H.A. Smith, Effie Ann Ambition: Practical Nurse Choir, Science Club, N.H.A., F.B.L.A. Spurlock, Mary Rosalyn Ambition: Registered Nurse Safety Patrol Starkes, James Howard Ambition: Contractor Student Council, Band Industrial Arts Club Class Scott, Cecilia Ann Ambition: Secretary J.A.A., F.B.L.A., N.H.A. Club Sturdivant, John William Ambition: Architect Industrial Arts Club, Science Club, J.A.A., Math Club Scott, William Antonio Ambition: Physicist Choir, Science Club, Math Club, National Honcr Society Taylor, Barbara Ann Ambition: Clerk-Typist F.B.L.A., Art Club Taylor, Lee Andrew Ambition: Contractor Industrial Arts Club Tucker, Gloria Mae Ambition: Tailor D.O. Club, Dramatic Club, Cosmetology Club Turner, Esther Ambition: Nurse Science Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A. Turner, Janet Myrtle Ambition: Nurse N.H.A., Choir, Safety Patrol, Modern Dance Group, D.O. JA.A, Walker, Barbara Jean Ambition: Laboratory Technician Sci ence Club, Lionettes Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, F.B.L.A., Art Club Walker, Leonard Ray Industrial Arts Club, Art Club, Varsity Club, Football Team Walker, Shirley Temple Ambition: Sociologist Choir, D.O. Club, J.A.A., Cosmetology Club, Industrial Arts Club, Art Club Wilder, Ernest Earl Ambition: Mechanic Industrial Arts Club Williams, Germaine Phillipa Ambition: Private Secretary N.H.A., Red Cross, Li- brary Club, J.A.A., Choir, Student Council, D.O. Club Williams, Marjorie Ann Ambition: Secretary N.H.A., F.B.L.A. Wynn, Raymond Ambition: News Commentator Pep Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Band Class Motto: TODAY WE FOLLOW; TOMORROW WE LEAD Class Song May God bless thee Peabody As He looks from above; May He always protect thee Our school, friends and love. Though we drift far and wide Midst sounds ever ringing, We’ll hear familiar voices The Alma Mater ever singing, Hail Peabody High! One day the bells will ring loudly, And call us all back home, We ' ll come back rejoicing, proudly, Peabody High . . . Our home, sweet home! Ella Mae Hatchett Class Flower RED CARNATION Class Colors RED WHITE Class Poem O, PEABODY HIGH Here is our Alma Mater! the mistress of fortitude, Standing majestically as a symbol of inspiration, Built upon a solid foundation of unshakable existence, Known for her valuable training to the many who have passed through her doors. To thee, O, Peabody High, we the class of 1960 offer a salute For the happy memories of the worth-while hours spent within thy sacred and treasured walls. And for the firm determination given us to see and conquer all. Peabody, though we shall wander far from thy mighty portals, Though we shall take our places in a world of suffering and strife Though we shall go far and wide in search of lasting success, With our youth, our joys, and all that we have within our bodies and souls We dedicate ourselves to the joyous tasks of carrying aloft thy banner O, Peabody High Robert Lewis 29 Class History Let us turn back the hands of time to September, 1955 when one hundred and fifty eighth graders, bustling with excitement, entered the doors of Peabody High School to begin five years of hard study. After being assigned a homeroom and classes, we set out to make ourselves a real part of Peabody by joining various clubs and organiza- tions. The following class members joined the J. E. Shields Science Club: Barbara Bailey, Jacqueline Cephas, Patricia Cooley, Jerome Batts, Shirley Boone, Shirley Bugg, Jacqueline Davis, Lucinda Davis, Joyce Fuller, Alma Glover, Alma Grayson, Ella Hatchette, Carolyn Howard, Shirley Johnson, Florence Jones, Gloria Jones, Natalie Jones, James Mayfield, Joann McDaniel, Katherine Minter, Cecelia Morris, Wilmar Parham, Raymond Pegram, Catherine Phelps, Mary Porter, Patricia Robertson, Elmyra Rogers, Judith Rowlette, Effie Smith, John Sturdivant, William Scott, Esther Turner, Barbara Walker and Ruth Royall. Marjorie Williams, Germaine Williams, Janet Turner, Alice Robinson, Constance Jones, Carolyn Howard, and Jacqueline Davis were initiated into the N.H.A. Cynthia Bailey, Jacqueline Cephas, Ruth Royall, Ella Hatchette, Patricia Hill, Carrie Phillips, Amanda Robinson and Alice Robinson joined the Dramatics Club. Germaine Williams, Alice Robinson, Amette Heath and Ella Hatchette served in the Jr. Red Cross. A dance group was formed during this year with the following classmates being selected to participate: Barbara Walker, Ruth Royall, Catherine Phelps, Shirley Parham, Natalie Jones and Ella Hatchette. Patricia Robertson, Natalie Jones, Barbara Perry, Florence Jones, Constance Jones, Ann Jackson, Patricia Hill, Arnette Heath, Ruth Royall, Alma Grayson, Bertha Edwards, and Roberta Crump became members of the Pep Club. Several members of the class became affiliated with other clubs such as the Industrial Arts Club, Projection Crew, Band and Choir. Wilbert Johnson joined the baseball team; Eddie Parham, the football team and Eddie ' s brother, Leroy, led the band as drum major. James Mayfield was elected chaplain of the Student Council. Raymond Bailey, Simon Dickerson, Ann Jackson, Joann McDaniel, Paulette Phillips and James Starkes represented their respective homerooms on the council. We, too, became organized as a class, and William Scott was elected class president; Ruth Mitchell, Vice President; James Mayfield, Secretary; Carolyn Howard, Assistant Secretary; Jacqueline Cephas, Treasurer and Barbara Walker, Chaplain. The hands of time ticked away very rapidly, and before we realized it, the class of ' 60 had completed with reasonable success, its first year at Peabody High School. The next fall we really felt like old timers as we began again with the same enthusiasm which marked our first year. After being assigned to our class and settling down to studying, many of us found time to participate in extra-curricular activities. These included the Modern Dance Group, Choir, Math Club, Industrial Arts Club, Band and a host of others, Shirley Bugg became a majorette; Bertha Edwards, Ann Jackson, Natalie Jones, and Ruth Royall became Cheerleaders. Horace Brooks, Samuel F. Parham, Wilmar Parham, Samuel I. Parham and Eddie Parham participated in some of the varsity sports. Ronald Mickens won first place in elementary algebra at the State Science and Mathematics Conference. By the time we entered our third year at Peabody, we were well a part of many phases of the school. We all had to study much harder because the courses we were now taking were much more difficult. However, many of us joined clubs and participated in many conferences and festivals. 30 Catherine Phelps, Barbara Perry, and Yvonne Greene joined the cheering squad and Joann McDaniel and Arline Hill became majorettes. We were very proud of our many classmates who participated in Varsity Sports. Judith Rowlette was elected Secretary of the Student Council and James Starkes, Ruth Royall, Katherine Minter, Jeffery Overton and Germaine Williams were our Council Representatives. Our Junior year started off with a bang as we all came back to school very much excited because we were now officially considered upper classmen! ! Boy, how the hands of time did fly around this year: First came the or- ganization of our class at which time Ruth Royall was elected President; Florence Jones, Vice President; Carolyn Howard, Secretary; Gloria Jones, Chaplain. Next on the agenda was Junior Day at which time we presented our- selves to the school as a class. For this program we had a very interesting panel discussion with the parents of three of our classmates. Finally came preparations for that night of nights, theJunior-Senior Prom. The class chose Mardi Gras as the theme and immediately set out to find the best way to bring out this theme. In between all the plan- ning and excitement over the prom and rings, we still were very active in many organizations. Bertha Edwards and Catherine Phelps became Captain and Co-Captain, respectively, of the Cheering Squad and Joann McDaniel be- came Head Majorette. Many of our classmates were outstanding in the Band and Ruth Royall became Vice-Presi- dent of the Student Council. We were always proud of the boys on the Varsity Teams. At last the night of the prom arrived and we were all proud of the job we had done to make it more enjoyable for all who attended. At last the hands of time reached the zero hour; we were now Seniors. This year was to prove to be the most difficult and most exciting of our high school career. In our organizational meeting, Raymond Pegram was elected class president. The other officers are Alfred Lundy, Vice-President; Amanda Robinson, Secretary; William Scott, Assistant Secretary; Natalie Jones, Treasurer; and Carolyn Howard, Chaplain. After we became organized, a yearbook staff was selected. The editors were: Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Royall; Business Manager, Raymond Pegram; Copy Editor, Jacqueline Cephas; Art and Layout Editor, Ann Jackson; and Photographic Editor, Jerome Batts. With the help of writers, typists, proofreaders, photographers and our sponsors, Mrs. McGee and Miss Garnette, worked very diligently to produce one of the best yearbooks ever to come out of Peabody. Next on the agenda was the senior class play. The play we selected was Room for the Groom. The following persons took part in the play. James Mayfield, Modesteen Jenkins, Ann Jackson, Leonard Walker, Roy Briggs, Raymond Wynn, Ruth Royall, Ella Hatchette, Carolyn Howard, Jerome Batts, Catherine Lewis, Amanda Robinson, Patricia Hill and Gloria Jones. During this year, we were indeed proud of our football team which marched its way to the 1959 V.I.A. Cham- pionship. Many fellow classmates were on the team, Edward Parham, Wilmar Parham and Samuel I. Parham. Sam was the leading scorer on the team this year. The class then began to work hard to make our Senior Day a success. We presented an assembly program at which time several of our classmates presented their talent. John Taylor, a student at Virginia State College was our guest artist. At the close of the program our hearts were filled with warm memories of this important event. As the fleeting precious hours of this long-awaited Senior day passed, a new and cherished memory was realized by the proud seniors of Peabody High. 31 Class Will I, Barbara Bailey, will my legs to Carolyn Lee provided that she will not reduce them. I, Cynthia Bailey, leave my ability to walk slowly to Dollie Montgomery, provided she is willing to stop walking fast long enough. I, Raymond Bailey, will to all students engaged in any math courses the ability to continue with success. Good luck! I, Argie Balthrop, will my ability to find a football player to Gloria Brown, since Eddie is leaving with me. I, Jerome Batts, will Courtney Powell to anyone, provided they will ride her in their car. I, Delores Bland, will to Ora Ann Dowl my units that are left over, so that she might graduate. I, Shirley Boone, will my teeth to Russell Prude, provided he doesn ' t let them rot. I, Edward Bracey, leave the peace and quiet of my absence to all the teachers at Peabody, knowing that they will appreciate it. I, Merle Briggs, will my ability to come to school every day to Shirley Blackwell and Joyce Hooper. I, Horace Brooks, will my ability to charm girls and sweet talk them to Robert Harris. I, Clem Brown, leave my ability to get out of school (which took me seven years) to Joe Crews. I, Irvin Brown, will my ability and desire to work to Richard Battle. I, Shirley Bugg, will Vernetta Cox my ability to keep one man, and stay off South Avenue. I, Robert Byrd, will my ability to grow a goatee (beard) to Eugene Chavis. I, Jacqueline Cephas, will my ability to study to Leroy Bunny Ed monds provided he turns in his foot- ball uniform and attends classes. I, Robert Crump, will my seat in the senior class to John Jones, if he ever gets there. I, Samuel Crocker, will my many skills and abilities to my devoted companion, Richard Stewart. I, Patricia Cooley, have nothing to will, because all that I have I should like to carry with me. I, Jacqueline Davis, will my ability to lose weight to Brenda Horton. I, Simon Dickerson, will my football shoes to Baby Huey, provided he can wear them. I, Bettie Dodson, will my loud mouth to Eleen Reid. I, Rosa Dodson, will my false to Russell Prude, provided he shares them with John Jones. I, Charles Dugger, will my desire to go to class to my brother John Dugger. I, Willie Dugger, will my ability to study and stop playing hooky to Leo Wright. I, Bertha Edwards, will Dorothy Shands my position as captain on the cheering squad, provided she stays away from the boys long enough to cheer. I, Leroy Ellis, will my basketball suit to John Dillard, if his lefs can stand it. I, Phyllis Farrar, will my fingernail biting to anyone who can bite them and grow them at the same time. I, Mildred Fowlkes, will my legs to Eloise Brooks, provided she gains weight to go along with them. I, Thomas Fowlkes, leave my ability to work with the Projection Crew and go on errands for teachers, to Paul Robertson. I, Barbara Geter, will my ability to joke with the geography teacher and still pass, to Lewis Turner. I, Alma Grayson, will my seat in the study hall to Dorothy Jefferson, provided she can stay out of the girls ' bathroom long enough to keep it. I, Yvonne Greene, leave my best wishes to all students of Peabody. I, Gloria Harris, will my height to Mary Wilson. I, Ella Hatchett, will my dancing ability to anyone who loves to dance. I, Arnette Heath, will hall -walking to anyone that can do it without getting caught. � I, Arline Hill, will my majorette suit to Carolyn Bennett, provided she gets something to put in it. I, Patricia Hill, pass on the saxophone left to me by Garnell Wilkerson, to Albert Simmons, provided he practices for better tone quality. I, Carolyn Howard, will my ability to stay on the honor roll to Charles Goode. I, Ann Jackson, will my crazy hairstyles to the American Bandstand lasses of the eighth grade. I, Modesteen Jenkins, will my height to anyone who stopped growing at the age of ten. I, Edward Johnson, leave my skill as a grease monkey, to John Thomas because I think he will make a better one. I, Wilbert Johnson, leave my ability to sheen a car and maintain my coolness to William (Skipper) Carter. I, Constance Jones, will my Safety Patrol badge to Koko, provided he leaves the girls alone long enough to perform his duties. I, Florence Jones, will my ability to go to classes to Ora Ann Dowl. I, Gloria Jones, will my ability to look at people and get away with it to Dorothy Valentine, provided 32 she doesn ' t get caught. I, Melvin Jones, will my hard heart to Charles Dillard, provided he can keep his cool. I, Irene Lacy, will my ability to keep a boyfriend to Joyce Dillard. (Sorry I can ' t will you Raymond.) I, Catherine Lewis, will my ability to get along with people to Dorothy Lewis. I, Robert Lewis, will my quietness and psychological views to any person who can control them better than I. I, Robert Long, hereby leave my short pants to anyones little brother who can wear them. I, Alfred Lundy, will my ability to work out of tight spots to Robert Harris, so that it may help him. I, Annie Macklin, will my ability to get a boy friend and keep him, to Joyce Walker. I, Prince Massenburg, will my football suit to Roderick Warren. I, Joann McDaniel, will my majorette uniform to my cousin, Janice Brewer, provided she ever gets the legs to put in it. I, Joe Ann Mckenzie, will my reddish hair to Dorothy Jefferson. I, Ronald Mickens, will best wishes and happiness to Janice. I, Katherine Minter, will my height to Gloria Berry, provided she can find a boy over six feet tall. I, Isadora Mitchell, leave my ability to make friends and keep them, to anyone who needs friends. I, Cecelia Morris, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Rose Lee Spain. I, Edward Parham, leave my ability to play quarterback to William Carter, provided he and Ernest Brown can come to an agreement. I, Mary Parham, will my gold tooth to Joe Crews provided he keeps his own clean. I, Sam I. Parham, leave uniform No. 44, to George (Hardrock) Davis. I, Shirley Parham, will my size 10 dresses to Brenda Horton provided she loses 25 pounds. I, Wilmar Parham, will my nose to anyone, provided they keep it out of others business. I, Diane Pegram, will Bobby Redwine to Diane Hill, provided she can keep him a week. I, Raymond Pegram, will Travis Roberts my short pants, if he can grow. I, Barbara Perry, will my ability to remain a sweet, innocent girl to Mary Todd. I, Catherine Phelps, will Dorothy Shands the ability to be well chastized. I, Mary Porter, will my ability to get Latin to Joan Boisseau. I, Lizzie Raigns, will my vivaciousness and petiteness to any delinquent character. I, Eric Ridley, will all my eighth grade friends to the next Senior Class. I, Patricia Robertson, will my ability to graduate to Joyce Walker. I, Amanda Robinson, will my ability to make and keep friends to Shirley Williams. I, Elmyra Rogers, will my ability to keep office in the FBLA to Joyce Dillard. I, Judith Rowlette, will my ladylike ways to Shirley Blackwell. I, Ruth Royall, will my seat in the National Honor Society to Russell Prude, provided he stops doing the Pony long enough to make the honor roll. I, Rochelle Shaw, will my height to Gloria Lambert, provided she thinks she can grow to it. I, Effie Smith, will one of my way-out measurements to Ora Ann Dowl. I, Roselyn Spurlock, will my ability to get a man and keep him to Vernetta Cox. I, James Starkes, leave my ability to get along with people to Vernetta Cox. I, Cecelia Scott, will my ability to get my lessons to my brothers Wayne and William. I, William Scott, will my looks and ability to crash parties to George Winfield, in hopes that he will carry on my tradition. I, Barbara Taylor, will my smallness to Carolyn Stewart, provided she gives her fattness to Maggie Phillips. I, Lee Taylor, will Walter R. Brown my money, in hopes he will buy his lunch daily. I, Gloria Tucker, will Leo Wright to Diane Hill, provided she can hold him. I, Esther Turner, will my neat waistline and soft voice to Vernetta Cox, provided she puts it in good use. I, Barbara Walker, will my ability to keep a cool head at all times to Dorothy Shands. I, Leonard Walker, leave my ability to graduate to Joseph Wesley Crews, Jr. I, Shirley Walker, will my ability to arrange my hair becomingly to everyone who cannot. I, Ernest Wilder, will my mechanical abilities to Charles Williams. I, Germaine Williams, will Shirley Williams a happy October 20, provided she doesn ' t receive any Hi-Fi ' s. I, Marjorie Williams, will my quietness to Joyce Dillard. 33 Class Prophecy Place The Moon Time 1970 As I pace wearily across this darkened domain, with the eery starlight reflecting from the jagged peaks of the moon, I peer into the mist and look ten years into the future of my beloved colleagues who are now inhabitants of the moon. As the haze clears, my weary eyes fall upon a large, modernistic airport where actress Joann McDaniel steps down upon the smooth velvety carpet. There she is greeted by a swinging combo, The Moon Rockettes, with players Raymond Pegram, Patricia Hill, Amanda Robinson and Ann Jackson, who played an old familiar tune, Carry Me Back to Old Peabody. I smile and say, That ' s good. Moving to my left and shielding the glowing star rays, I see a bright sign that reads, Way Out Place Hotel. The door opens slowly. At the desk is seated manager, Leonard Walker, a very businesslike man. At present, he is busy engaging in sleep. The hotel remains peaceful. I smile and say, That ' s good. There is a loud knocking beneath and familiar voices are heard. A small court room is now in view. Attorney Wilmar Parham defends his client, Edward Bracey, who brings to court Prince Massenburg for attempting to push him off the moon. Judge Jerome Smith declared that this is no case for court, but a perfect case for psychiatrist Robert Lewis. I smile and say, That ' s good. The mist below blots out the scene; b ut it is not really the mist that causes the haziness; it ' s an explosion from the scientific laboratory in which Ronald Mickens and Robert Long are in charge. They are discussing the cause of the explosion. They have now found the answer. Laboratory assistants, Janet Turner and Shirley Bugg used the wrong formula for the solution and the explosion was the result. Nurses Phyllis Farrar and Constance Jones are rushing in to give aid to Barbara Walker, a laboratory assistant who fainted during the explosion. She is now recovering, seemingly, unhurt. I smile and say, That ' s good.” The scene becomes noisy. I see many odd buildings under construction. What architect could have designed this building? Oh, here is the answer and explanation. It was designed by John Sturdivant. I smile and say, That’s good. As I look down, my eyes become invaded by the smoky atmosphere, and my ears begin ringing with the loud beat of jazz music. We are in a small night club, Gerrie ' s Kicks ; the owner -Germaine Williams. The music grows faster and louder. Six chorus girls dash out. Their faces seem familiar. Yes, they are Alice Robinson, Elmyra Rogers, Katherine Minter, Florence Jones, Effie Smith and Joann McKenzie. The show girls gayly dance off the stage and singer Leroy Parham appears, singing Show Me the Way to Go Home. There are others on the scene. I see Diane Pegram, Gloria Harris, Bertha Edwards and Jacqueline Davis. They are cigarette girls. I smile and say, That ' s good. My eyes wearily glance across to a far corner of the moon. A small cottage appears. A television set comes into view. I see the Comedian couple, Natelea and Clemel (formally Natalie Jones and Clem Brown) starring in the T.V. program We Live This Life. The channel mysteriously changes. Patricia Robertson and Eric Ridley are husband and wife on For Better or Worse. I smile and say, That ' s good. A glass rocket ship now comes into view, but it is not really a rocket ship, it is Lizzie ' s Shrimp House; the owner is Lizzie Raigns. The head chef is Lee Taylor. The polite, well-groomed waitresses are Arline Hill, Mary Parham, Annie Maclin and Annie Gilliam. Tourists Carolyn Howard, Cecelia Scott, and Patricia Cooley now enter the restaurant. They are sight-seeing on the moon for the day. Each face is lit with happiness and anticipation. I also see John Phillips, the sports editor for The Moon Times. I smile and say, That ' s good. As the heavy haze slowly drifts away, an exciting scene becomes clear. I am now at the Moon Globe Trotters game featuring the stars, Leroy Ellis, Wilbert Johnson, Samuel I. Parham, and Edward Parham. I see that Jacqueline Cephas, the T.V. script writer for The Three Stooges is there. There are many other familiar faces such as Rus- sell Harrison, who is television ' s Superman; Barbara Perry, who is starring in the motion picture Private Secretary ; and Dr. Jerome Batts, who is head physician at The Moon Medical College. I also see Jeffery Overton, the moon ' s heavyweight champion. The basketball game is now on the way and there is much excitement in the air. I smile and say, That ' s good. Shifting through the small shiny piles of stardust, a brilliant cloud rises and slowly takes form. A colorful broadway theatre appears and attractive actress Ruthel Royall and handsome actor, Tonal Scott (formally Ruth 34 Royall and William Scott) are the stars in today ' s feature Tarzan and Jane. I guess Thomas Fowlkes has really made a raise; he ' s the producer of this movie. Inside the theatre the lights slowly dim, and six mooniks (beatniks of the moon) stroll down the aisle. They are dressed in a loud purple, with red shoes, and red polka dot tarns. As they slowly strut forward, I see a remarkable resemblance between them and some of my old classmates. Oh, no! It can ' t be--Shirley Walker, Roy Briggs, Esther Turner, Horace Brooks, Mildred Fowlkes, Harold Griffin, and last but not least, James Mayfield who is wearing a purple tinted beard with a red polka dot pipe. The picture seems to be fading out. The scene is now gone. I smile and say, That ' s good. There is a sudden chill in the air, and a sweeping wind seems to be lifting me off my feet. Is the moon flipping its lid? No, that was a jet that just passed; it is now landing on the moon. Reporters from the earth, Judith Row- lette and Robert Byrd, are now stepping down. They seem very anxious to start their story about life on the moon. I smile and say, That’s good. As the cold starlight rays flicker and dance upon my face, a few fallen rays light up a scene below. It is a hospital scene. Everyone seems very busy as they pass up and down the corridors. The serious faces of Bettie and Rosa Dodson, Roberta Crump, Argie Balthrop, Deloris Bland and Rosalyn Spurlock who are the nurses in the hospital, are quite different from the happy-go-lucky ones I used to know at Peabody. I smile and say, That’s good. My tired eyes, now seeking rest, have not completed their task, however. They are too inquisitive not to look deeper into the future of my, so far, successful classmates. A huge building now becomes clear in my view; large print reads Dickerson ' s Elementary School. The school was named for Dr. Simon Dickerson, who has contributed much to the growth and development of public school and education. My X-ray vision seems to pick up several classrooms and teachers. I see teachers Carrie Phillips, Barbara Bailey, Paulette Phillips, Modesteen Jenkins, Irene Lacy, Isadora Mitchell, Catherine Lewis and Maxine Briggs. I next see a busy office, where principal James Starkes is seated, working steadily behind his cluttered desk. Also in the office are Yvonne Greene, office secretary; and Barbara Taylor, clerk typist. This school seems to be a fine example of a giant step toward better education. I smile and say, That ' s good. As I sit down on the rigid edge of the moon, my eyes slowly begin to close, and sleep seems promising; then all of a sudden, out of the clear mist of me sky appears, not a bird or a plane, but the Rocketman. This is none other than Capt. Charles Dugger, in his candy-apple red rocket ship. Other crew mates are Lt. Melvin Jones and Lt. Raymond Bailey, who seem very happy that they landed safely. Rushing out. to greet them are other airmen, Henry Lewis, Edward Johnson, Charlie Blunt, and Ernest Wilder. Not far away are several smartly dressed WAF ' S. They look stunning in their Air Force blue. Marjorie Williams, Cynthia Bailey, Willie Mae Dugger, Mary Porter, Carrie Sidney, Cecilia Morris, Marjorie Givens, and Shirley Johnson are proud members of this outfit. I smile and say, That ' s good.” As the bright starlight shines down through the mist of the moon, the bright glittery rays reflect a sparkling little glass beauty salon. The sign reads, Gloria ' s Beauty Salon, owner being Gloria Jones. Looking through the spotless glass pane, I see receptionist Alma Grayson comfortably seated. I look further and notice model Shirley Parham modeling the latest hair style, the rocket puff. I see beauticians Joyce Fuller, Alma Glover, Shirley Boone, Lucinda Davis, and Catherine Phelps, who are dressed in red uniforms with the latest hair fashions. I smile and say, That ' s good. With a slight shift of position, I gaze further. I see an attractive dress shop. There, designers, Gloria Tucker, Rochelle Shaw, and Barbara Geter have produced the best in fashions for the year. I smile and say, That ' s good. Clasping my hands behind my back, I move slowly to a large flat rock, and sit with my chin resting in my hands. Slowly the past years of our happy school days come into view and are once more a by-gone memory. The years have since then placed other important moments in our lives, and our paths have become fixed. The years- to-come will, undoubtedly, find us very prosperous; and although we may encounter many hardships and heart- aches out heads will always be held high, for the future is ours to mold and shape as we please. I now sit back counting the brilliant stars that encompass me. I see a most promising future, my beloved classmates. I smile and say, That ' s good. Class Prophetess Ella Mae Hatchette 35 Class Statistics Roy Briggs Best Actor and,Actress Jerome Batts Most Versatile Samuel I. Parham Most Energetic Raymond Pegram Most Popular Charles Dugger Most Likeable Leonard Walker Best Dressed Leroy Parham Most Musical Roy Briggs Best Dancer Alfred Lundy Most Ambitious Eddie Parham Most Athletic Eric Ridley Most Romantic Robert Lewis Shyest Ronald Mickens Most Studious Edward Bracey Loudest Clem Brown Laziest Jerome Batts Best Posture William Scott Class Cutest Prince Massenburg Class Clown Leonard Walker Most Attractive Charles Dugger Most Artistic John Phillips Most Conceited Wilbert Johnson Most Mischievous Prince Massenburg Most Talkative Samuel Crocker Friendliest Jerome Batts Most Intellectual Raymond Wynn Most Conservative Edward Bracey Class Pest Jerome Batts Most Sincere Alfred Lundy Most Likely to Succeed Leroy Ellis Class Socialite James Mayfield Class Filibusterer Horace Brooks Class Flirt Robert Lewis Quietest Leroy Parham Most Talented Raymond Bailey Best Student Prince Massenburg Biggest Eater Lee Taylor Shortest Robert Byrd Tallest Jerome Batts Most Polite Eric Ridley Neatest Raymond Bailey Best Disposition Samuel I. Parham Most School Spirited Samuel I. Parham Best Built Catherine Lewis Ruth Royall Bertha Edwards Barbara Perry Amanda Robinson Esther Turner Amanda Robinson Germaine Williams Barbara Perry Annie Gilliam Gloria Jones Paulette Phillips Carrie Phillips Joann McKenzie Shirley Johnson Germaine Williams Ella Mae Hatchette Joann McKenzie Arnette Heath Ann Jackson Barbara Taylor Effie Smith Joann McKenzie Yvonne Greene Ruth Royall Barbara Taylor Effie Smith Judith Rowlette Joann McDaniel Natalie Jones Argie Balthrop Shirley Bugg Paulette Phillips Ella Mae Hatchette Carrie Phillips Natalie Jones Gloria Harris Jacqueline Davis Amanda Robinson Natalie Jones Barbara Perry Bertha Edwards Jacqueline Cephas 36 President George Winfield Vice President Marilyn Williams Secretary Norma Bullock Asst. Secretary Jocelyn Jarratt Treasurer Joseph Backus Chaplain Clarence Wright Pst nHn i I F «f «� • •• ' Juniors jdp jP ii i w m pt All . 1 , ■ Snapshots Do you really want to take our picture? HUH? There ' s nothing like cold hot dogs with beans for dessert on a Monday morning! Cheers! Here ' s to strong bones and teeth and a good nap in Third Period class! Everybody say, Lxverwurst and sauerkraut! 40 President Charles Mitchell Asst. Secretary Margaret Walker 42 Sophomore Class Officers Secretary Carolyn Lee Chaplain Courtney Powell Vice President Cornelia Owens Treasurer Edith Morton n j ' 1 I 1 H I I 1 I imi T ' T t: : Sophomores •% ' m f 1 i : y • Vs act Bilk jglHHL jpS ; . ' -it. | ||;4 i yM lli li 01 i g$$ J j i 4 J I ® 1 HI ffll i Sophomores i,r M A A ’ ! 1 k 1 S Sophomores What in the world is he talking about? Snapshots This PHYSICS is way out! This assignment has got me, DAD ! 46 Say Man! Are you going around to the Rec tonight? ■■Hi ' Class Officers President Diane Bracey Vice President Frances Goode Assistant Sec. Steve Brown Treasurer Ann Friend Chaplain Matthew W . Cooke Secretary Lillian Curley Sgt.-at-Arms Edward Patton Freshmen Freshmen 4 - « -£ tL_ Freshmen If ■ I v fl yf jjp v;: ' l| I jjyp- $ ' 1 1 1 r I y Jl m JF I kg I -t i iSPlSo 1 Ml . Freshmen A Day Around High - O 03 m U President Barbara Thrower Secretary Jean Harrison Asst. Secretary Lynn Wright Vice President Vera Abbott Chaplain Moses Stith Asst. Chaplain Diann Foy Eighth Grade mil uniy mj: I i X JI. i Eighth Grade Eighth Grade ■ i Eighth Grade i 8 H P Am M Eighth Grade Qmu 4 f ■%!_ ,, ' I c Miss Homecoming and Homecoming Activities 60 i een Redd, Jacqueline Senior Class Play ’’Room for the Groom” Cast SEATED: Left to Right: Catherine Lewis James Mayfield Modesteen Jenkins Ann Jackson Leonard Walker Ruth Royall STANDING: Left to Right: Raymond Wynn Amanda Robinson Patricia Hill Gloria Jones Roy Briggs Jerome Batts Carolyn Howard Ella Mae Hatchett Aunt Lottie Tom Allen Evelyn Allen Leslie Allen Bruce Hampden Angela Allen Dutch McCaffrey Josie Lulu Kay Hal Allen Hazlitt P. Johnson Patsy Conover Kathleen Allen Senior Class Play Leslie, be careful Bruce doesn ' t see you in your wedding veil. It ' s bad luck! Don ' t worry, Bruce my boy, you ' ll get your job back soon, I hope Production Staff FIRST ROW : Left to right: Willie Mae Dugger, Cecelia Morris, Shirley Boone, Yvonne Greene. SECOND ROW : Shirley Walker, Wilbert John- son. THIRD ROW: Clem Brown, Wil- mar Parham. Wait! She ' s lost her false teeth, see! pwi ' t 1,1 always did like the woods! . • ■ m c.-aSBSw - 2. Watch me now ! I When We Were Young 1. Wilbert Johnson 2. Annie Macklin 3. Germaine Williams 4. Modesteen Jenkins 5. Merle Briggs 6. Barbara Walker 7. Ruth Royal 1 8. Clem Brown When We Were Young 1. Gloria Tucker 2. Patricia Robertson 3. Janet Turner Ruth Royal 4. Patricia Hill 5. Robert Long 6. Robert Byrd 7. Catherine Lewis 8. Ester Turner 3. I was an angel then. 2. Boy! you oughta see me now! 1. Come onna to my house 4. Who wears short shorts? When We Were Youni Gloria Jones Ann Jackson Leroy Ellis Raymond Pegram Ella Mae Hatchette Jacquelyn Cephas Joann McDaniel Irene Lacy Edward Bracey 7. I haven ' t changed a bit. Polygon Club President, Joann McDaniel; Vice President, Gayle Carter; Secretary, Carrie Anderson; Treasurer, Jac- queline Cephas. J. E. Shields Science Club President, Charles Mitchell; Vice President, Jerome Batts; Secretary, Patricia Cooley; Reporter, Carolyn Howard. Drum Major Leroy Parham Majorettes Joann McDaniel Shirley Bugg Arline Hill Carolyn Robertson Jean Turner Norma Bullock Patrica Mitchell Cheerleaders Ann Jackson, Deloris Bland, Dorthy Shands, Catherine Phelps, Co-Captain; Yvonne Heath, Bertha Edwards, Cap- tain; Yvonne Green, Ruth Royall, Barbara Perry, Mary Todd. 72 nd 73 Junior Red Cross Patricia Cooley, Carolyn Howard, Judith Rowlette, Williette Fitzgerald. Latin Club President: Gayle Carter; Vice-President, Bettie Mitchell; Secretary, Brenda Gatlin; Assistant Secretary, Dora Perry; Treasurer, Courtney Powell; Director of Publicity, Edith Morton; Sgt. -at -Arms , Clarence Wright. Dramatics Club President, Jacqueline Cephas; Vice-President, Charles Mitchell; Secretary, Gloria Berry; Treasurer, Alvin Bragg; Historian, Florence Jones; Parliamentarian, Barbara Walker. Art Club President, Dorothy Shands; Vice-President, Catherine Phelps; Secretary, Lourdes Lynum; Treasurer, Melvin Jones; Sgt. -at -Arms, Leroy Ellis; Chaplain, Barbara Pankey. Safety Patrol Captain: Roy Washington; Co-Captain: Bertha Edwards. I Projection Crew Chairman: Thomas Fowlkes; Vice-Chairman: Paul Robertson; Repairman: Joe Crews. National Honor Society President: William Scott; Vice-President, Arnette Heath; Secretary, Barbara Perry; Assistant Secretary, Judith Rowlette; Treasurer, Lizzie Raigns; Parliamentarian, Joann McDaniel. Student Council President: Barbara Perry; Vice-President, George Winfield; Secretary: Robert Weaver; Assistant Secretary: Sadie Chavis; Treasurer: Alvin Bragg; Chaplin: Florence Turner. Choir Glee Club Pep Club President: Natalie Jones; Vice-Pres. : Horace Brooks; Secretary: Rosa Dodson; Asst. Secy. : Catherine Phelps; Treasurer: Shirley Bugg; Chaplain: Roy Briggs. Junior Athletic Association President: Alice Robinson, Vice-President: Betty Mitchell , Secretary: Gloria Brown, Asst. Secy.: Deborah Ste- wart, Treasurer: Mildred Wilson, Chaplain: Shirley Parham, Reporter: John Starkes. 51 Industrial Arts Club Cosmetology Club President, Shirley Boone; Vice President, Louise Kershaw; Secretary, Lucinda Davis; Asst. Secretary, Alma Grayson; Treasurer, Barbara Bailey; Chaplain, Gloria Minter. New Homemakers of America President, Carolyn Howard; Vice President, Wilette Fitzgerald; Secretary, Dora Perry; Treasurer, Yvonne Richard- son; Song Reader, Brenda Gatlin; Parliamentarian; Carrie Anderson. Future Business Leaders of America President, Cecelia Scott; Vice President, Louise Kershaw; Secretary, Elmyra Rogers; Asst. Secretary, Katherine Minter; Treasurer, Ruth Royall; Chaplain, Joyce Dillard. Library Assistants Chief Assistant, Ruth Morgan D. O. Club President, Leroy Parham; Vice President, Alma Grayson; Secretary, Shirley Parham; Treasurer, Leroy Ellis. pc ► ' i j L 1 PEABODY ' S BROTHER ACT — Eddie Parham (left) bril- liant Peabody quaterback, and Sam Parham, equally brilliant pass receiver, qave the Lions a qreat combina- tion as they marched to an undefeated and untied sea- son and the state championship. Eddie hurled 18 touch- down passes, and Sam cauqht 11 of them while leading the team in scoring with 82 points. Peabody 1959 Team Called Its Greatest The Peabody Lions football team, which went undefeated and untied for the first time since 1928, is the area’s only cham- pionship team for the past sea- son, having taken the state title. This was the 10th champion- ship won by the Lions, the last one having been in 1942, when the league was known as the Virginia Interscholastic Athletic League, was changed to the Virginia In- terscholastic Association in 1954. Back in the 1920s and until 1933 Peabody Record Peabody 18; Alumni 0. Peabody 33; Dunbar 12. Peabody 14; Armstrong 6. Peabody 25; Booker T 24. Peabody 21: Maggie Walker 7 . Peabody 22; LP Jackson 0. Peabody 13; St. Emma 0. Peabody 13; Phenix 7. Peabody 27; Huntington 19. Peabody 48; East Suffolk 0. it was known as the Inter-State Conference. At that time the league had teams from Washing- ton and North Carolina. Best In Two Decades Many of the experts rate the 1959 team, which was coached by Albert Jones, a former Peabody star, as the greatest in the past •20 years. _ achievements of the past season. Sam Parham was the team ’s leading scorer with 82 points, and he also had the longest punt re- turn, a 90-yard jaunt for a touch- down against Maggie Walker. The longest pass play of the season was a 73-yarder from Eddie to Sam Parham. Eddie Parham threw 18 touch- down passes, with Sam catching 11 of them. His top production in one game was four, with these being taken by Joe Crews, Sam Parham, Wilmer Parham and James Hines. Scores Three Twice Sam Parham twice scored three touchdowns in one game, achiev- ing the feat against the Alumni and Dunbar. He also scored two against Maggie Walker, while George Belser had a pair against Booker T of Norfolk, Luther P. Jackson and East Suffolk. Roy Washington also scored two against East Suffolk. The Lions rolled up a total of 232 points, compared to 75 for their 10 opponents. Four of these opponents were blanked. Only three teams scored more than once against the Lions. The complete scoring summary follows: Sam Parham 82; George Belser 69: Eddie Parham 15; Peabody Beats St. Emma, 13-0, Cops VIA Title Lions Finish Perfect Year With Victory The Lions did it. Peabody ground out a 13-0 victory over St. Emma last night to finish the season with an unblimished rec- ord as a wildly enthusiastic crowd of 1,500 at West End Park cheer- ed them on. The victory gave the Lions a 10- 0 mark for the season, 9-0 in VIA play, and their first championship since 1942. It was the third loss for the Saints against three wins and two ties. It was Friday the 13th, and that proved unlucky for the Saints, who had bus trouble and the start of the game was delayed an hour and 15 minutes. There was the passing combina- tion of Eddie and Sam Parham which put the finishing touches on the Friday the 13th hex for the Saipts, as Eddie passed to Sam for two touchdowns. One of them cov- ered 61 yards and the other 12. George Belser ran for the point after one of the TDs. The first touchdown pass came midway of the first period, and it was after this one that the 225- pound pile driving Belser crash- ed over for the point. The teams battled through scoreless second and third periods before the brother combo clicked again. Er- nest Brown had returned a punt to the Saints’ 35, and Eddie hit Sam on a pass good to the 12, and ! St TTinma Nine Passes Completed Eddie Parham completed nine of 12 passes, with six of the comple- tions going to brother Sam. Ed- die has thrown 18 touchdown passes, with Sam catching 11 of them to lead the scorers with 82 points. Belser is second with 69. The Lions’ defense was paced by Bossie Bonner, Brown, Frank- lin P e g r a m, Leonard Shands, Prince Massenburg, the Parham brothers, Wilmer Parham, and Leonard Walker. “It was a team victory, and came over a very outstanding team, one much better than its record indicates,” said Lion coach Albert Jones. Assistant coach James Boone cited the good field generalship of Eddie Parham, who he said “found the Saints’ lipe charging hard and decided to use more pitchouts and flat passes.” Band Show Is Good The Peabody High band, which rates with the best in the state, put on a fine halftime show, pac- ed by the high-stepping major- ettes. Miss Eileen Redd, who was named “Miss Homecoming,” was crowned at halftime. Her attend- ants were Miss Edith Morton, Mis,s Natalie Jones, and Miss Sadie Cha- vis. The crowning ceremony was delayed from last week because of the rain. The cheering squad was led by captain Bertha Edwards, co-cap- tain Catherine Phelps, Shirley Williams, Ruby Parham, Yvonne Greene, Yvonne Heath, Barbara Perry, Mary Todd, Dorothy Shand, Ann Jackson, and Ruth Duval. 1 They have been going strong all hseason, including last week’s rainy • affair. o n n n_ n Loop Enlarges Division Peabody Officially Namec Via Group l Grid Champs PETERSBURG. Va. — Pea- body High School’s undefeated and untied Lions w ' ere official- ly declared ‘59 VIA Group I grid champions here last week at the annual meeting of the loop’s coaches. Finishing the season with an overall season record of 10-0 ,, T7T A tvinrlr nf Q.D Pfliiph ver (F i e 1 d a 1 3 ), Southsi d (Blairs), Southside (Dinwiddit and Northside (Gretna). Northside, East End, Soul side (Dinwiddie), Northam ton, Mary N. Smith, Southsic (Dinwiddie) and South s i d (Blairs) were recently move up from the Group II Divisio Nnrihamntnn and M a r V 1 Football Team Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody Peabody STATISTICS 18; Alumni 0 33; Dunbar 12 14; Armstrong 6 25; Booker T 24 21; Maggie Walker 7 22; L. P. Jackson 0 13; St. Emma 0 13; Phenix 7 27; Huntington 19 48; E. Suffolk 0 CO-CAPTAINS: Samuel I. Parham, Edward Parham, and Wilmar Parham. 1959 Via Champions Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Leonard Shands, Ernest Brown, Walter Brown, Leroy Edmonds, William Carter, Bossie Bonner; SECOND ROW: Denton Epps, Samuel F. Parham, George Davis, Stanley Edmonds, James Thrweatt, Jesse Randolph; THIRD ROW: Edward Parham, Samuel I. Parham, Coach Jones, Samuel Batts. 86 A ,x t in 1936-1959 Miles Clifton Sutton was our former class- mate and an outstanding participant in varsity sports. He was a member of the football, track, baseball, and basketball teams. 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