Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

The Peabody High School Annual Staff Presents The Lion MCMLXl In grateful recognition of her unselfish devotion to our interests, we the senior class of MCMLXI, dedicate this year- book to our beloved and understanding sponsor, Mrs, Vivian W. McGee. If, in the years to come, we succeed in accomplishing that which is good in the eyes of our fellowmen, much of the credit will be due to her constant, patient, and wise guidance during our most impressionable years. 2 Foreword We, the members of the class of MCMLXI, have looked forward to this momentous occasion since our enrollment in Peabody High School. During our abode here, we have increased our educational status tremendously. The education rendered, along with the extra-curricular activities, has enabled us to reach a certain goal“-to become well-rounded individuals. We have achieved, this goal only through the unselfish devotion of first, our parents; second, our teachers; and third, our friends. In this Lion of MCMLXI, we enliven with great honor memorable events that we have encountered throughout our venture at Peabody. We convey many ideas: those of the past which have gone; the present which is here; and the future which has yet to come. Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMOIES FRESHMEN GRADES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 3 Editor-in-chief: Joseph Backus; Cope Editor: Louise Kershaw, Photo Editor: George Winfield, Art Editor: Bell, and Business Manager: Clyde Pulliam. Others on the staff are Clarence Wright, James Baker, WylmMTtimer. Raymond Carey, Viola Davis, Leslie Howard, Jocelyn Jarratt, Douglas McLaughlin, Ann Wilson, Marion umerj_ Carolyn Malloy, Ruby Parham, Shirley Williams, Vemetta Cox, and Robert Harris. Sponsors are Miss J. Mr, L. Mason, Jr., and Mrs. V. W. McGee. v l-l TtfiWIiff ' t Mrs. LaVeme Pervall Guidance Director Miss Grayce M. Townes Librarian Grade Mrs. Florence T. Walker Twelfth Grade Mrs. Rebecca M, Beverly Tenth Grade Jesse Williams Eleventh Grade Mrs. Vivian W. McGee Tenth Grade Mrs. Edith S. Allen Ninth Grade Mrs, Emily M, Turner Ninth Grade Charles Goode Eighth Grade Counselors Mrs. Beatrice MKeraie Eighth Grade 8 Mathematics Miss Geneva Anderson acuity Mathematics Physics and Mathematics Milton Ferguson Geraldine Jordan Mathematics Kfrs. Grace Norbrey Mathematics Mrs. Pearl Perkins Mathematics Mrs, Florence Walker Mathematics Kfrs. LaVerne W. Goodridge 10 English Mrs. Rose Barnes English Mis. Rebecca Beverly English Mrs. Florence Brown English M ' S. Marjorie Fisher English Mrs. Sadie Gist F culty English Ms. Marie Mamego English Mrs. LaVerne Pervall 11 Business Miss Janice Gamette Business Lawrence Mason, Jr. Business Mrs. Vivian McGee French and English Spanish Miss Ruby Fields Mrs. Elva Hollins Latin James D Smith 12 English Miss Edith Oliver English Mss Mirva Zachary English Mrs. Ophelia Hawks 13 History History and Government Robert Davis Charles Goode History Roland Lewis 14 Science James Boone Science Science Mrs, Virginia Bennett Clarence Galloway Home Economics Mj ' s. Emily Turner 15 Music Michael Gordon Music William R. McKinley Diversified Occupations Sylvester Blue Facult Building Trades Jesse Williams Mechanical Drawing Walter Tynes History and Government Leon P. Adkins Auto Mechanics Ernest Chambliss NOT PHOTOGRAPHED, HERMANZE FA UNTLEROY- -RADIO AND ELECTRICITY Mrs. F. T. Walker Mrs. F. D. Brown Mrs. S. B, Gist Lawrence Mason, Jr. Charles Goode Miss G. M. Townes Miss J. J. Gamette Mrs. E. S. Allen SECRETARY Shirley Williams ASSISTANT SECRETARY Ann Wilson TREASURER Wylma Turner CHAPLAIN Clarence Wright Class Officers REPORTER Louise Kershaw J 18 Backus, Joseph GEN, -VOCATIONAL COL- LEGIATE Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Staff. Archer, Deloris COLLEGIATE Ambition: Instmmental Music Teacher. Bailey, Tyrone Lewis COLLEGIATE Ambition: Electrician Safety Patrol. Baker, James, Jr. BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARIAL Ambition: Minister Choir, Glee Club, Year- book Staff. Batts, Mary Alice GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Practical Nurse. Batts, Samuel Lee COLLEGIATE Ambition: Professional Football Player Baseball Team, Football Team, Choir, ketball Team, Glee Club, Student Council . Belser, George Lee GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Professional Football Player Football Team, Glee Club. Bennette, Carolyn Ann BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARIAL Ambition: Secretary Band, F.B.L.A,, Art Club, Student Council. 20 Bell, Clarence Leon GEN. -VOCATIONAL COL- LEGIATE Ambition: Broadcast Tech- nician Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Industrial Arts Club. Bethel, Charles Gilbert COLLEGIATE Ambition: Political Sci- ence Major Dramatics Club, Band. Blunt, Charlie Samuel GEN. VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electronic Technician Industrial Arts Club Birchett, Janice Marie GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Beautician Pep Club, Band. Boisseau, Joan Hazel GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Secretary Band. Booker, Frances La Verne COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registered Nurse N.H.A., Latin Club. Brown, Joyce Ann GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Model Cosmetology Club, Indus- trial Arts Club. Brown, Willis Randolph GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Auto Designer hidustrail Arts Club, Choir, Glee Club, Art Club, D.O. Club. Byrnes, Carolyn Valeria SCIENTIFIC COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registere l Nurse F.B L.A., Choir, Dramatics Club, Latin Club. Bullock, Norma Dorothea SCIENTIFIC COLLEGIATE Ambition: Mathematician Band, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Majorette Squad. Cox, Vemetta Altheina COLLEGIATE Ambition: Social Worker Pep Club, Art Club, Choir, D.O. Choir, Yearbook Staff. Carey, Raymond Everett COLLEGIATE Ambition: Architect D.O. Club, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff. 21 Cruz, Yvonne Marie COLLEGLA.TE Ambition: Nurse Pep Club, D.O. Club, Crenshaw, Deloris BUS. EDUCATION -CLER- ICAL Ambition: Newspaper Re- porter F.B.L.A. Davis, Gibson Winifried COLLEGIATE Ambition: Photographer Dramatics Club. Davis, Charles GEN.-VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: P.E. Instructor D.O. Club, Industrial Arts Club, Varsity Club, Bas- ketball Team. Davis, Viola Lucille GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Armed Forces Nurse Band, Art Club, Yearbook Staff. Davis, William Franklin GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electronic Technician tidustrial Arts Club. Dillard, Joyce Ann BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARIAL Ambition: Stenographer Dramatics Club, Choir, F.B.L.A., Art Club, Cos- metology Club. Dillard, Charles Edward GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Carpenter Art Club, Industrial Arts Club. Draughn, Willie Mae GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Registered Nurse Choir, Art Club. Dowl, Ora Ann COLLEGIATE Ambition: l del D.O. Club, Pep Club, Art Club, 22 Farley, Edgar Lee COLLEGIATE Ambition: Lawyer or Den- tal Technician Track Team. Edwards, Richard Lee GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electronic Engi- ne er Industrial Arts Club. Fields, Christine Deloris COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registered Nurse N.H.A., National Honor Society. Fields, Barbara Arm BUS. EDUCATION- CLER- ICAL Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A. , Band. Fields, Vivian COLLEGIATE Ambition: Practical Nurse Junior Classical League, Foreign Language Guild. Fitzgerald, Willette Marie GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Registered Nurse N.H.A., Student Council, Junior Red Cross. Griffin, Stephen Roy COLLEGIATE Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer Glee Club, Safety Patrol. Goodwyn, James Boisseau COLLEGIATE Ambition: History Teacher Art Club, D.O. Club, In- dustrial Arts Club. Hailes, Sandra Annette PRE-NURSING Ambition: Registered Nurse Student Coimcil, J.A.A., Choir, Dramatics Club. Green, Sydna Viola GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Beautician Band, Cosmetology Club, Art Club, Industrial Arts Club. 23 Henderson, Willie Arthur GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Ambassador Industrial Arte Club, D.O. Club. Harris, Robert Vernon COLLEGIATE Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Art Club, D.O. Club, Latin Club, Industrial Arts Club. Hill Margaret Joyce COLLEGIATE Ambition: Success in life Dramatics Club, N.H.A., Choir. Howard, Leslie Alexander COLLEGIATE Ambition: Artist and Pho- tographer Industrial Arts Club, Dramatics Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Choir, Year- book Staff. Horton, Brenda Joyce COLLEGIATE Ambition: Lawyer Choir, Latin Club, Dra- matics Club. Hudgins, Joyce Ann COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registered Nurse Foreign Language Guild, N.H.A. Jarratt, Jocelyn Michele COLLEGIATE Ambition: Sociologist Choir, Pep Club, N.H.A., Yearbook Staff. Jarratt, Annie GEN. -HOME ECONOMICS Johnson, William Edward COLLEGIATE Ambition: Horticulturist Dramatics Club. Jones, Paul Edward COLLEGIATE Ambition: Surgeon Band. 24 Kershaw, Louise BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARIAL Ambition: Secretary in Armed Forces First Attendant to Miss Homecoming, National Honor Society, Art Club, F.B.L.A., Cosmetology Club, Yearbook Staff. Lyons, Rudolph GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Industrial Arts Club, Var- sity Club, Dramatics Club, Basketball Team, D.O. Club. Lewis, Dorothy Louise COLLEGIATE Ambition: Seamstress N.H.A., Pep Club, F.B.L.A. Malloy, Carolyn Zenobia COLLEGIATE Ambition: English Teacher Choir, J.A.A., Yearbook Staff, F.B.L.A., Dramatics Club. Marcus, Mary Ann GENERAL- PRE NURSING Ambition: Pediatric Nurse Dramatics. McLaughlin, Douglas GEN.-VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electrical Technician Basketball Team, Choir, Varsity Club, Industrial Arts Club. Mason, William Calvin GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Singer Industrial Arts Club, Dramatics Club. Merriweather, Jacqueline Be atrice COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registered Nune Choir, Latin Club, F.B.L.A. Minter, Gloria Ann GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Beautician hidustrial Arts Club, Choir, Cosmetology Club. 25 Nickens, Royall James COLLEGIATE Ambition; Psychologist or Dental Technician Student Council, F.B.L.A., Latin Club, Industrial Arts Club. Morris, Arthur GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Doctor Art Club, Dramatics Club, Football Team, Glee Club, Math Club, Choir Overton, Jr., Jeffrey COLLEGIATE Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Student Council, D.O. Club, Industrial Arts Club. Nunn ally, Albert GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Member of Air Force Industrial Arts Club. Parham, Ruby Elain BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- REATRIAL Ambition: Private Sec- retary Pep Club, Art Club, Year- book Staff, F.B.L.A. Patton, Peggy Louise COLLEGIATE Ambition: Psychologist Cheerleader, Pep Club. Powell, Oliver Wendell GEN. -VOCATIONAL COL- LEGIATE Ambition: Navy Officer Glee Cltib, Industrial Arts Club. Powell, Lois Ann COLLEGIATE Ambition: Social Studies Teacher Choir, Dramatics Club, Latin Club. Reed, William Thomas COLLEGIATE Ambition: Chemist Band, Student Council, Science Club, Math Club. Pulliam, Clyde Rufus BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARY Ambition: Accountant F.B.L.A., Yearbook Staff. 26 Richardson, Theodore Octavis COLLEGIATE Ambition: Journalist F.B.L� A. Rhone, Henry Eugene COLLEGIATE Ambition: Sports Com- mentator Glee Club. Robertson, George Alexander COLLEGIATE Ambition: Spanish Teacher Art Club, Dramatic Club, Choir, Glee Club. Robertson, Edward Eugene GENERAL MINIMUM Ambition: Basketball Player Projection Crew, Glee Club, Choir, Basketball Team. Robertson, Robert Winston COLLEGIATE Ambition: Carpenter Projection Crew. Robinson, Carolyn Ann BUS. EDUCATION-SEC™ RETARIAL Ambition: Rtivate Secre- tary Art Club, Band, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Majorette Squad, F.B.L.A., Choir, Modem Dance Group, Simmons, Albert Benjamin COIiEGIATE Ambition; Electronic Technician Glee Club, Choir, Indus- trial Arts Club. Shands, Dorothy Ann BUS. EDUCATION-CLER- ICAL Ambition: Business Educa- tion Teacher Art Club, Pep Club, D.O. Club, Choir, F.B.L.A., Cheerleader, Modem Dance Group. Starkes, John Mlton GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Mechanical Dentist Sports Writer, Basketball Team, D.O. Club, Indus- trial Arts Club, J.A.A. Smith, Albert GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Radio Techni- cian Glee Club, hidustrial Arts Club. 27 Thomas, John GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: SHn Diver Football Team, Industrial Arts Club. Thomas, Ella Louise GENERAL- PRE NURSING Ambition: Registered Nurse Science Club. Turner, Hester Odell GEN, -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Cosmetology Instmctor D.O. Club, Industrial Arts Club, Cosmetology Club. Turner, Delorise Wylma Je anne COLLEGIATE Ambition: Laboratory Technician Art Club, Choir, Dramatic Club, latin Club, Major- ette Squad, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Modem Dance Group. Turner, Marion Otelia SCIENTIFIC COLLEGIATE Ambition: Mathematics Teacher National Honor Society, Choir, Dramatic Club. Viverette, Raymond Alexander COLLEGIATE Ambition: Career in Air Force Dramatic Club. Walker, Oriette Amita COLLEGIATE Ambition: Elementary Teacher Latin Club, Art Club, Choir. Wanen, Donald Lee GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electronic Engineer. Walker, Charles Roosevelt GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electronic Technician in Air Force Ibdustrial Arts Club. Walker, William Jerome G� J. -VOCATIONAL TIRADE Ambition: Member of Air Force Safety Patrol. 28 Weaver, William Everette GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Auto Mechanic IndustrLal Arts Club. Washington, Roy Lee GEN.-VOC, DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Ambition: Politician Football Team, Dramatics Club, Industrial Arts Club, Art Club, Varsity Club, Projection Crew, D.O, Club, Glee Club. Williams, Barbara Melinda GEN. -HOME ECONOMICS Ambition: Nurse or Seam- stress Choir. Williams, Marilyn Henrietta COLLEGIATE Ambition: Success in life. National Honor Society, Pep Club, D.O. Club, Art Club, F.B.L.A. Wilson, Ann Murray COLLEGIATE Ambition: Registered Nurse Choir, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, F.B.L.A., National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. Winfield, George Lee SCIENTIFIC COLLEGIATE Ambition: Nfilitary or Con- struction Engineer National Honor Society, Student Council, Lidustrial Arts Club, State Chaplain; Yearbook Staff. Wright, Clarence Leroy COLLEGIATE Ambition: Aviator Projection Crew, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club. 29 White, Tyrone GEN. -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Electrical Contractor hidustrial Arts Club, Band. Williams, Charles Nicholas GEN, -VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Mechanic Football Team, Industrial Arts Club, Williams, Shirley BUS. EDUCATION-SEC- RETARIAL Ambition: Social Worker Student Council, Pep Club, Art Club, F.B.L.A., Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, D.O. Club. Yam, Byer GEN.-VOCATIONAL TRADE Ambition: Serviceman. Class Will I, Delores Archer, will my musical ability to Besty May Anthony. I, Joseph Backus, will my ability to graduate to Kenneth Dickerson. I, Tyrone Bailey, will my Captain Safety Patrol Badge to Lester Cunningham, provided he stops violating school laws and stop pestering girls long enough to work four years for this rank. I, James Baker, will my ability to complete The Business Education Curriculum to any boy student who sets out in this field without changing to another. I, Mary Batts, will my figure to Gloria Branch. I, Samuel Batts, leave Peabody and its teachers the joy of knowing that I have gone. I, Clarence Bell, will my ability to complete the Radio and Electricity Trade Course without blowing up Mr, Fauntleroy ' s test equipment to Kenneth Manson. I, George Belser, will my ability to conquer all things big and small to James L. Hill, Jr, I, Carolyn Bennett, will the Business Department my absence, provided they think of me when they need a little excitement. I, Charles Bethel, will my trombone to Jimmy Flowers with the hope that he will some day be a good player and band student. I, Janice Birchett, will Joyce Walker my seat in the Senior Class, provided she gets there by 1999. I, Charlie Blunt, will my ability to pass and graduate to Thomas, my brother. I, Joan Boisseau, will my ability to get history to Annette Kates, provided she stops thinking about Paul Foreman. I, Frances Booker, will my curves to my sister Jackie. I, Joyce Brown, will my ability to attend each of my classes every day to Bertha Perkins. I, Willis Brown, will John Jones my driver ' s permit provided he will stop croughing in the front seat of the car. I, Norma Bullock, will my seat in the Honor Society to my two sisters and my brother, provided they make math their major interest. I, Carolyn Byrnes, will my ability to get and keep a boy friend to Gloria Brown. Sorry, I can ' t leave Leslie, I ' m taking him with me. I, Raymond Carey, will my personality to the Mickens twins, provided that they keep their mouths shut. I, Vemetta Cox, will Teresa Ward the ability to gain the title of Miss Homecoming by the year 1999. I, Deloris Crenshaw, will to the busy bodies of Peabody High the ability to mind their own business. I, Yvonne Cruz, leave my best wishes to all the teachers and students at Peabody High School. I, Charles Davis, will my ability to study to Dollie Montgomery, provided she stops talking to her Mends and study. I, Gibson Davis, will Harold Halloway the ability to finish Peabody High before he is twenty years old provided he can get out of French under Mrs. Allen. I, Viola Davis, will my seat in the band to anyone who loves and intends to do good work in the band. I, William Davis, will my ability to get electricity to Carl Edwards, provided he stops blowing fuses. I, Charles Dillard, will Joseph Harper my ability to match clothes, provided he stops wearing his grandfather ' s clothes. I, Joyce Dillard, will my seat in the Choir to Deloris Smith, provided she come to rehearsals. I, Ora-Ann Dowl, will my seat in Latin Class to anyone, provided they take as long as I did to get out of it. I, Willie Mae Draughn, will my seat in the Senior Class to Bertha Perkins, provided she attends classes long enough to occupy it. I, Richard Edwards, will my ability to be sly to Raymond Bland, provided he can learn the ropes. I, Edgar Farley, in sound mind, will James (Moody) Threatt the ability to mind his own business at all times. I, Barbara Fields, will Rose Wyatt my height, provided she shares it with Mary Green. I, Christine Fields, will my height to Miss B. provided she can capture a certain party. I, Vivian Fields, will my ability to pass without studying to anyone who believes it. I, Willette Fitzgerald, will Dora Perry my quiet and lady-like ways. I, James Goodwyn, will Victoria Livingston to anyone, provided they can keep her from sneaking out with Raymond Wynn when he is on leave. I, Stephen Roy Griffin, will my lines, jokes, and charms to Joel Wallace, provided he gets over his lameness. I, Sydna Green, will my seat in the Senior Class to John Dugger, provided he goes to classes enough to occupy it. I, Sandra Hailes, leave my best wishes to every student at Peabody High. I, Robert Harris, will my seat in the Senior Class to Walter Two-Baby Brown, with the provision that he must graduate within the next eighteen years or before the time when school will be taught by television. I, Willie Henderson, will my weight to Arthur Kates. I, Leslie Howard, will my artistic ability to Lester Cunningham, Charles Goodrich, and my brother, Richard, pro- vided they share it equally among them. I, Margaret Hill, will my friends of Peabody High this quotation: Time is precious, but truth is more precious than time, I, Brenda Horton, will my shape to Nola Yates, provided she eats enough to keep it preserved. I, Joyce Hudgins, will my ability to graduate to all who desire it. I, Jocelyn Jarratt, will my ability to get along with people to several Junior Girls. I ' m not naming anyone, but if the shoe fits, wear it. I, Paul Jones, will my ability to play the tmmpet and saxophone to Marvino Hill and Joseph Harper, provided they leave the girls on the bus alone. 30 Class Will I, Louise Kershaw, will my position as President of the F. B. L. A. to any business student, provided she is not shy and can express herself clearly in the presence of many people. 1 Couldn ' t. 1, Barbara Lambert, will my ability to graduate to Marva Baskerville. I, Dorothy Lewis, will my ability to graduate to my sister Priscilla. I, Rudy Lyons, will Victoria Livingston three dollars, provided she buys that wedding license for her and Raymond Wynn. I, Carolyn Malloy, will my ability to excel in English to Johnny Frank Jones, provided he stays away from Sandra Johnson long enough to study. I, Mary Marcus, will my friendly heart to everyone who finds it hard to like other people. I, Gloria Minter, will Eldrige Russell to Sylvia Piercy, provided she ' ll encourage him to attend school daily. I, Jacquelyn Merriweather, will my quiet ways to Diane Williams. 1, Arthur Morris, will my football shoes to Stackhouse, provided he gives his old number 15 ' s up. 1, Royall Nickens, in soxmd mind and body hereby will Walter Hill and Leon Sherrod the ability to capture that girl they have been chasing in Hopewell. M re power to you. 1, Albem Nunnally, will my ability to graduate from Peabody High to John Ehrgger, provided he does it before he is twenty-five. I, Jeffrey L. Overton, will my class ring to James Hines becuase 1 know he ' ll never get one. I, Ruby Parham, will Jewel Manson my extra unit and a half, provided she gets enough for herself to help her graduate. 1, Peggy Patton, will my seat in the Senior Class to Alice Bland, provided 1 get out of it first. 1, Lois Powell, will my quiet, reserve, and charming ways to Dora Perry. I, Oliver Powell, will my ability to stand up for what 1 diink is right to the Junior Class. I, Clyde Pulliam, will my ability to make 95 in typewriting to anyone, provided they can do it. 1 couldn ' t. I, William Reed, will my ability to become a better musician some day to Joseph Harper. 1, Henry Rhone, will my ability to be smooth and easy-going with girls to Elbert Stewart, I, Theodore Richardson, will nothing because I will need all I have and more besides. I, Edward Robertson, will my basketball uniform to Paul Robertson, provided he plays as Road Runner. I, George Robertson, will my ability to graduate at a young age to Jessy Randolph, provided he stops counting his birthdays. I, Robert Robertson, will my seat in the Senior Class to anyone who can stay in it as long as 1 nave. 1, Carolyn Robinson, will my position on the Majorette squad to. anyone who can march five miles without freezing. I, Dorothy Shands, will James Windfield to Fannie Riley, provided she shares him with Jean Harrison. I, Albert Simmons, will a prayer to Robert Turner hoping that he will learn to play the bass drum correctly in the band one of these days. 1, Albert Smith, will my Knox hat to Earnest Brown, provided he doesn ' t pawn it. I, John Starkes, will my ability to carry on the writing of sports to my brother, Larry, provided he doesn ' t put all of his attention to sports and none to his classes. I, Ella Thomas, will Bertha Perkins, my ability not to attend classes and still pass. I, John Thomas, will my football suit to anyone who can make the team and live up to it. 1, Hester Turner, will my friend Charles Goode, to anyone who wants an apple a day. 1, Marion Turner, will my good math grades to my sister Florence, provided she studies hard enough to obtain them. I, Jean Turner, will my ex-boy friend to Ann Brown, provided she keeps him off Halifax Street and South Streen in Ettrick long enough to be with her at least one day out of seven. 1, Charles Walker, will the teachers of Peabody peace and quietness after I am gone. I, Oriette Walker, will my seat in the Senior Class to Joyce Walker, provided she comes to school enough to get it. I, Willie Walker, will my ability to make the Honor Roll to Kenneth Manson. I, Donald Warren, will my ability to blow fuses in Radio and Electricity shop to Carl Edwards even though he does well without it. I, Roy Washington, will my seat in French Class to any fatuous person who wants it. I, Willie Weaver, will my ability to graduate from high school to John Bailey with this reminder: It comes easy after the first five years. I, Barbara Williams, will happiness to each student that remains after my departure. I, Charles Williams, will Raymond Jones my football uniform, provided he doesn ' t cry any more. I, Marilyn Williams, will my friendly ways to Mildred Wilson and Diane Turner, provided thev take advantage of them. I, Shirley Williams, will my position on the Cheering Squad to Carolyn Brown, provided she can pass in all her subjects. I, Ann Wilson, will my seat in the Honor Society to anyone who is smart enough and small enough to get in it. I, George Winfield, will my seat in Mrs. Walker ' s class to anyone who can come out with a clear mind (not crazy) if they take plane and solid geometry, algebra and trigonometry under her. I, Clarence Wright, will my twelve water buckets and two tubs to Calvin and Carrol Mickens in order that they get at least twelve hours of pleasant sleep on cold rainy nights. I, Byer Yam, will The Big P (alias Patricia Brownlee) and her colleague (Bertha Perkins) my ability to finish school, provided they finish by 1965. 31 MOST POPULAR Louise Kershaw Robert Harris MOST TALENTED Wylma Jean Turner Leslie Howard MOST ATHLETIC Norma Bullock Rudy Lyons MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Wilson George Winfield MOST CONCEITED Willette Fitzgerald John Thomas MOST ENERGETIC Joyce Dillard Richard Edwards MOST HANDSOME CUTEST Lois Ann Powell George Winfield MOST ROMANTIC Mary Marcus Charles Bethel BEST DRESSED Louise Kershaw Robert Harris BEST ACTOR ACTRESS Ann Wilson Clarence Wright i MOST DEPENDABLE Ann Wilson George Winfield BEST DANCER Wylma Jeanne Turner Charles Dillard BEST BUILT Jocelyn Jarratt Charles Williams CLASS PEST Joyce Dillard Charles Davis CLASS FLIRT Lois Ann Powell Samuel Batts QUIETEST Joyce Hudgins William Reed LOUDEST Dorothy Shands Robert Harris SHORTEST Ruby Parham Donald Warren CLASS SONG Sojourned have we at Peabody High Through glorious and remorseful days; Completed our tasks, receiving aid From our teachers in so many ways. We must now take our place In a world mixed with much progress and strife, Toiling with mind and hand Pressing onward to a successful life. We thank our parents who urged us on To this great reward we now see, A stepping stone to greater heights. We thank thee for this, Peabody. So we leave thee, Peabody, But love for thee will stay: For we shall cherish memories forever of you, Alma Mater, every day. - Carolyn Malloy - CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO We have crossed the bay; The ocean lies before us. CLASS FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS POEM We’ve stmggled here for five long years And now it ' s time to part; But we will always keep with us, Sweet memories from the start. We ' ve learned the lesson here required. But we will never stop; We’ll keep on climbing higher. Until we reach the top. Dear teachers, you ' re a jewel to us. We’ll place you in our hearts; And though we say farewell to you. Out thoughts will never part. We ' ll follow in your footsteps. Because we know you’re right; For we will always try to be The brightest of the bright. Dear schoolmates, since we now must go, We put our trust in you; Our treasured things are in your care. We hope you will be true. We know that we will miss you. This will be often said; But friends, we ' re sure you understand. Our future lies ahead. To reach our goal we cannot stop, Onward we must go; We cannot stand and look around. Nor wander to and fro. And now, dear Peabody, we must go. The teardrops fill our eyes; The time has come and now we say Our last and sad good-byes. - Clyde Pulliam - 34 Class History We, the Senior Class of MCMLXI, have spent five wonderful years here at Peabody High School. Now the time has approached for us to leave, taking with us memories which will last a lifetime. Most of us remember our first day in Peabody High. We were pretty green our first year as eighth graders. After being settled in our homerooms and classes, we began to get the feel of high school. Many of us joined clubs and organizations. Vernetta Cox, Joyce Dillard, Willie Mae Draughn, Brenda Horton, Jacqueline Merriweather, George Robertson, Dorothy Shands, Oriette Walker, Marion Turner and Barbara Williams joined the choir. Those that joined the Library Club were Oriette Walker, Marion Turner, Shirley Williams, Carolyn Malloy, and Vernetta Cox. Brenda Horton, Marion Turner, Hester Turner, Joyce Dillard, Frances Booker and Carolyn Malloy joined the Dramatic club while others such as Leslie Howard, Arthur Morris, and Ella Thomas joined the Science and Mathematics Clubs. Our Student Council representatives were Joseph Backus, Gloria Minter, and Shirley Williams. Those who became members of the Cosmetology Club were Sydna Green, Hester Turner, and Joyce Brown. Willette Fitzgerald was our representative in the American Red Cross. Deloris Archer, Norma Bullock, Albert Simmons, and Sydna Green joined the Band. Some of the boys of our class, although young and inexperienced, participated in sp orts. George Belser and Samuel Batts made the football team; Samuel Batts joined the basketball team. Norma Bullock became a majorette. As we entered our freshman year, we had adapted to the change in schools, and many of us made the honor roll. More of us joined and participated in clubs and organizations. Joseph Backus, John Thomas, Leslie Howard, Sydna Green, Hester Turner, Gloria Minter, Albert Nunally, Jeffrey Overton and Willis Brown joined the Industrial Arts Club. Those who joined the Art Club were: Arthur Morris, Sydna Green, Oriette Walker and James Goodwyn. Carolyn Robinson be- came a majorette. Dorothy Shands, Louise Kershaw and Joyce Dillard joined the F.B.L.A. John Starks became our sports writer. More boys participated in sports. John Thomas joined the football team. Edward Robertson, Rudy Lyons, Samuel Batts joined the basketball team. Our representatives on the Student Council were: Charles Williams, Carolyn Bennette, Samuel Batts, Mary Marcus, Royal Nickens and Jeffery Overton. More students such as Ann Wilson, Arthur Morris, Charles Williams, Carolyn Byrnes and Dorothy Shands joined the Dramatics Club. New members of the Varsity Club were: Charles Williams, and Douglas McLaughlin. Those who joined the band were Viola Davis, Paul Jones, Carolyn Bennette, Ruby Parham and Carolyn Robinson. Shirley Williams, Willette Fitzgerald, Vernetta Cox, and Dorothy Lewis joined the N.H.A. Norma Bullock, Jocelyn Jarrett and Carolyn Robinson joined the Pep Club. Time seemed to pass swiftly, soon we were in our third year at Peabody High. Many of us attended conferences and festivals, those who participated in athletics made us very proud. Vernetta Cox was crowned Miss Homecoming. Norma Bullock, and Marilyn Williams were invited into the Honor Society. Roy Washington and Tyrone Bailey be- came Safety Patrols. Wylma Turner became a majorette. Our classmates on the Cheering Squad were: Shirley Williams, Dorothy Shands, and Ruby Parham. Jeffery Overton and Robert Harris joined the Diversified Occupations Club. We presented a Sophomore Day Program which met with great success. We became more a part of Peabody High, as the time passed. With our Junior Year came the organization of the Junior Class. We elected George Winfield as our president; Marilyn Williams, Vice-president; Norma Bullock, secretary; Jocelyn Jarrett, assistant secretary; Joseph Backus, treasurer; Clarence Wright, chaplain. Then we began to play for the Junior-Senior Prom. We took as our theme Moonlight and Roses. Much time and effort was put into the decorating of the gymnasium for the Prom. As the night drew nearer, the tension and excitement mounted. Finally, the night arrived and many dreams were fulfilled. We danced and danced, but to our disappointment it had to come to an end. There were other Junior activities also. On Junior Class Day, we presented to the student body a program entitled To Tell the Truth. We also ordered and received our class rings. Christine Fields, George Winfield, Marion Turner, Louise Kershaw, Ann Wilson and Joseph Backus were invited to join the National Honor Society. Additional members of the choir were: Lois Powell, George Robertson, Sandra Hailes, Joyce Hill, Carolyn Malloy, James Baker and Vernetta Cox. Students who joined the Latin Club were: Wylma Turner, Frances Booker, Royal Nickens, Brenda Horton, Carolyn Bymes, Robert Harris, Jacquelyn Merriweather, Henry Rhone, George Winfield and Ann Wilson. The Modern Dance Group consisted of three new members: Wylma Turner, Dorothy Shands, and Carolyn Robinson. Frances Booker, Jacquelyn Merriweather, and Christine Fields joined the N.H.A. Carolyn Byrnes, Dorothy Lewis, Carolyn Malloy and Carolyn Bennette joined the F.B.L.A. Students who joined the Art Club were: Carolyn Bennett, Ruby Parham, Wylma Turner, Leslie Howard, George Robertson, Vernetta Cox, Viola Davis and Ora Ann Dowl. Next of our many activities was the appointment of the Yearbook Staff. Students who were interested in working on the staff submitted an application blank to Mrs. V. W. McGee, sponsor. From the many applications, the following stu- dents were chosen: editor-in-chief, Joseph Backus; copy editor, Louise Kershaw; art editor, Clarence Bell; assistants, Raymond Carey, Viola Davis, and Leslie Howard; photo editor, George Winfield; assistants, Clarence Wright, James Baker, Wylma Turner; business manager, Clyde Pulliam; assistants Jocelyn Jarratt and Douglas McLaughlin; writers, Ann Wilson, Marian Turner, and Carolyn Malloy; and Typists, Ruby Parham, Shirley Williams, Vernetta Cox, and Robert Harris. Triumphantly we entered our senior year. We had been looking forward to this day since we entered Peabody High. Naturally our senior year has been our busiest. We organized our Senior Class by electing the following officers: Margaret Hill, President; Joseph Backus, Vice President; Shirley Williams, Secretary; Ann Wilson, Assistant Secretary; Wylma Turner, Treasurer; Clarence Wright, Chaplain; and Louise Kershaw, Reporter. Next on our agenda was Senior Day. We worked very hard to prepare a program that would be representative of our Senior Class. We decided on a Talent Hunt. There were many kinds of talent displayed. We felt that this program was enjoyed by everyone. Louise Kershaw made us very proud by becoming the first mnner-up to Miss Homecoming. We gave her our whole- hearted support, and we were proud of the results. Senior year means preparation for college the following year. We were busy filing applications for colleges. There were scholarship tests offered to us, many of us took advantage of these tests. The Junior-Senior Prom was given by the Juniors this year, and like our predecessors we only had to enjoy ourselves. Now the time has come for us to depart, our hearts are filled with sadness but the memories of our dear Peabody High will always live in our hearts. 35 Class Prophecy Place Utopia Time . . . 1975 As my eyes peer wonderously into the scope of prognostication, my thoughts become overwhelmed with professed inspiration. My mind becomes so completely infatuated with my world of imagination that I find myself falling, falling, falling into a deep slumber. As my eyes open now, I realize that 1 am no longer in the present world, but I am now in the land of Utopia, fourteen years later. As my head clears and my vision becomes clearer, I see many of my old beloved classmates, whom I have not seen since graduation ' 61. Staring numbly, and wishing hopefully for the power to speech, Deloris Crenshaw comes over and welcomes me to this never, never wonderland of dreams. I learn from her that she is to be my guide through the high spots of this ideal perfection. Our first place of visit takes us to the most important place here, the Embassy of the Ambassador, the Honorable Willie Hender- son. Here, I also see one of the top political figures of the day, namely, Mr. Roy Washington. On my way out, I just happen to see two very efficient secretaries, busily manipulating their skills behind a typewriter, who are Ruby Parham and Carolyn Robin- son. They asserted to me in no uncertain terms that they were only private secretaries by day; by night, however, they were private and very efficient entertainers. Our next visit carries us to the most elaborate school that I have ever seen. I later found out that it was designed by two of Utopia ' s finest architects, Raymond Carey and Clarence Wright. This school has one of the highest -rating faculties anywhere around. Why just about the entire faculty include Deloris Archer, Music; James Goodwyn, History; Carolyn Malloy, English; Lois Powell, Social Studies; Dorothy Shands, Business Education; Marion Turner, Mathematics; and Jocelyn Jarratt, Sociology. Now don ' t get me wrong when 1 say, Phd. Degrees, because actually, each of them did receive this degree upon graduation from Central State Hospital. The Utopian Hospital, my next stop, seems to be very modern with all of the needed facilities. About the only thing needed at this hospital is patients; however, Utopia being such a perfect place, there is no need for sickness. I must say though that a better staff could not be found anywhere. Included in this staff are such well-known physicians, nurses, technicians, etc. as Frances Booker, Carolyn Byrnes, Yvonne Cruz, Willia Mae Draughn, Christian Fields, Vivian Fields, Willette Fitzgerald, Sandra Hailes, Joyce Hudgins, and Mary Marcus, also Jacqueline Merriweather, Barbara Williams, Edgar Farley, Arthur Morris, and Royal Nickens. As I ' ve stated before, here in this perfect world there are no sicknesses, so the only way that these unneeded maniacs can exercise their skills is to work on each other. My excursion seems to become more and more interesting with everyone I meet here. Speaking of meetings, I, at this time met Theodore Richardson, a journalist of the Times, who had been sent to interview me . Having had my picture taken by that excellent artist and photographer, Leslie Howard, who now owns and operates the Pierre A ' Mount Studio, we found ourselves being guided in the direction of the Science Building, where I see several madcaps busily studying and tearing things apart. I recognize some of these people to be Charles Bethel, a political science major; William Johnson, a horticulturist; William Reed, a chemist; and Peggy Patton and Albert Simmons, both psycologists. At this point, I see Richard Edwards coming toward us. Richard, you know, is a jazz disc jockey of Utopian Bandstand, and he has invited me to sit in on one of the sessions. Now lunch, and there seems no better place for lunch than the fabulous dining room of Madam Dowlere ' s, alias Ora Ann Dowl, modeling agency. As I am escorted through the building by Madam Dowlere, after having eaten lunch, I see one of her top models, Joyce Brown and her famous name fashion designer, Dorothy Lewis. Saying good-bye now and leaving, I notice across the street a large business firm. Following my instinct, we walk across the street to the firm and go in. Once inside, I find myself completely surrounded by old friends. I see that Robert Harris and Clyde Pulliam have become Certified Public Accountants and Joyce Dillard, Barbara Fields, Louise Kershaw, Joan Boisseau, and Carolyn Bennett have each become stenographers. I might add that Joyce Dillard ' s loud mouth has gotten her the position of top stenog- rapher. I learn however, that Louise Kershaw was voted last year ' s Most Valuable Worker. Seeing the name of Willis Brown on an office door, made me stop, and being guided by my curiosity, I open the door and walk in. Surely enough it is the Willis Brown that I know. I learn from him and am indeed very glad to know that he is now an automobile designer for General Motors Corporation here. When Willis and 1 finished chatting about this and that and that and this, I decided to visit some of the other offices. I didn ' t get very far when, my gosh! whom do you suppose I met. At first my eyes seem to be playing tricks on me, but no, there she is, all 300 pounds of her, Brenda Horton. She maintains to me that after having gone to la school and all that, she is now holding the seat or maybe seats, in the Senate. It is truly wonderful to see how so many have taken their places well in society. Outside once again, I now see two familiar faces peering through the crowd. They are Norma Bullock, a mathematician at a local university, and Oriette Walker, an elementary education teacher at one of the many elementary schools here. I infer from Norma that she is leaving soon on a visit to the Moon where she will do some research work in the field of mathematics. I also see George Winfield among the crowd. George invites me to visit the Master Minds Engineering and Technical Building of which he is head boss and he is also known as the Master Mind. Arriving here now I am surprised to see so many famous faces of so many people who have now become associated in society with this great organization. I see Joseph Backus, George ' s assistant, John Thomas, Donald Warren, and Jeffrey Overton, all top engineers; and Charlie Blunt, William Davis, and Douglas McLaughlin, ail expert technicians. Clarence Bell, a broadcast technician, is affiliated with a company on the Moon. Since my visit here, I ' ve learned that the people here are great sports lovers, and who could amust them more than those famous professional athletes whom we so cheered to victory in high school, namely, Rudy Lyons, Charles Davis, Samuel Batts, George Belser, and Edward Robertson. The athletic events could not be broadcast so well if it were not for that noted sports commentator, Henry Rhone, once a famous athlete also, so he says. With such good mechanics as Charles Williams and William Weaver; such top electricians as Tyrone Bailey and Willie Walker; and such expert carpenters as Charles Dillard and Robert Robertson, one can be assured of perfect maintenance, electrification and carpentry here. Well night is drawing nigh, and my imaginative whirl will soon end, but at the present, I must make the most of my visit. With tickets in our hands, Deloris and 1 set our course toward Ann ' s Dream House, and exclusive theater, where Paul Jones latest hit movie entitled Take Me Away From Butch, starring that sensational movie queen Miss Margaret Hill, is now being shown. Co-starring with Miss Hill will be that handsome star, Albert Smith, playing the role of Butch. This play could not be presented had it not been for the following persons: Janis Birchett, make-up artist; Sydna Greene and Gloria Minter, hair stylists; Marilyn Williams, costume designer; Mary Batts, screenplay; Charles Walker, director; John Starkes, producer; Gibson Davis, photoplay. Arriving now at the theater I see several service men and women who have come to view the great play. Among them I see Wylma Jeanne Turner, who is now a pilot and as I understand, she will soon attempt her first solo flight around the world. I also see Viola Davis, an armed forces nurse; Oliver Powell, a Navy Commander; Albert Nunnally, Raymond Viverette, and Byer Yam, all Air Force Commandants. Following the play which proved to be a success, all of the members of the Class of ' 61 decided to assemble at Ella ' s Club, owned and operated by Ella Thomas, for a class reunion. The guest artists entertaining us are none other than that great star of television, Stephen Griffin, and that famous exotic dance team of Vernetta Cox and Shirley Williams. After the entertainment and the usual hugging, kissing, crying and sighing which usually accompanies a reunion, we ended it all by singing our Alma Mater, after which the Rev. James L. Baker, rendered the benediction. Again, I am falling, falling, falling, only this time, out of an imaginative state into the state of reality where nothing here has changed. Here now, we can not fulfill our aims by dreams, we can only work hard and strive for them. Whether we do ful- fill our ambitions, our aims, our goals, or whether we fail, we can truly say that we have crossed one milestone in our lives, the others are yet to come. President Edith Morton Vice President Walter Moore Secretary Sadie Chavis I Assistant Secretary Courtney Powell Treasurer Linwood Neverson Chaplain Joan Brooks Juniors (l 1 � a r- M� .m 1 tm 1 m t ' - ' rfl 1 if I ei ..JB4 - m 1 Asst, Secretary Mary Morgan Treasurer Eileen Redd Sophomores ps fill IB ' V 4 ‘ al President Dorothy Parker Vice President Larry Walker Secretary Barbara Thrower Asst. Secretary Florence Turner Treasurer Jean Harrison Chaplain Ronald Harper Freshmen f IB H Br f pBB jp HPSBI B ! 1 1 . _ _JKj3 Vjjd ,p ■! .� ■ ' • - 1 1 } % ‘ — - ' l 7 ' ' 1 1 I President Jacquelyn Venable Vice-President Robert Morgan Secretary Annette Howell Assistant Secretary Carolyn Johnson Treasurer Wilbur Reed Chaplain Deloris Massey Eighth Grade kiooB £ 1 W S mmM kSr wSM Ka 4 1 1 i I r Miss Homecoming and Attendants Senior Days Activities Assemblies 60 Hard-Hearted Hannah When We Were Young You Talk Too Much Can She Give You Fever Oriette Walker Irresistible You George Winfield 1 Want To Be Wanted Margaret Hill And I Do Just What I Want Vernetta Cox There Is Nothing On My Mind Robert Robertson Carolyn Robinson Leslie Howard She Will Break Your Heart Wilma Jean Turner You ' re Looking Good Christine Fields 62 ' Happy Days Don ' t Be Cruel Marilyn Williams I ' m Your Slave Janice Birchett Alone At Last Louise Kershaw I ' ll Save The Last Dance For You Shirley Williams One Big Mouth Ella Thomas II George Robertson Mr. Custer Royall Nickens Dreamin ' Edgar Farley Save The Last Dance For Me Raymond Carey 63 64 Band Polygon Club Patro Council Student Art Club Library Club Diversified Occupations Club New Homemakers of America Future B Leaders of Ameri|bi Industrial Arts Club !!3[ Hf .1 7 Ji 71 [ 1 r ' f - - - t ' A • ' ■ Junior Athletic Assoc. 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