Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

if VI J jBr Ami 1 ? MB] Hi iff fnjggf 1 |i Tmm ■ i fl I k. xitfA The Annual Staff Presents The Peabody in Petersburg Petersburg, Virginia is one of the older cities of English Amer- ica . It embraces the site and memory of the most important fort on the Virginia frontier of the mid-seventeenth century. It became a town when towns were few in colonial Virginia . Similarly, the town became a manufacturing and transportation center when such centers were exceptions on the southern scene. Petersburg was a military objective and a battleground in two major wars. Certain aspects of its social and economic history are important to state and national history. Some of the residents of Petersburg have been persons of importance in history, and many of the foremost figures in American history have appeared, in one role or another, on the stage of Petersburg history. Later came the years of change in Petersburg in government and education. Previous to the Civil War, education in Petersburg was looked upon as a private matter and as a result, many ex- cellent private schools for white children and a few for Negroes came into being. In 1868 it was felt by the members of the first school board that no high school was needed for the Negroes, but the board ' s minutes mention four elementary schools for Negroes which were established. The council appropriated funds for the operation of these schools, but these were supplemented by funds provided by General Brown, Superintendent of Freedman ' s Bureau. Another source was the Peabody Fund and a contribution came from a lady resident of New York who wished to pay the salary of one teacher in the Negro schools . Then in this gleaming highlight of the history of Petersburg, a high school for Negroes, called Peabody High School was built in 1874 on the site of the present Bolling Junior High School on West Fillmore Street. Later a new building on Jones Street was erected and occupied and in 1951 the present building on the corner of Wesley and Jones Streets was completed at a cost of approximately $900, 000. This school is the oldest known public school for Negroes. Thus in the history of Petersburg stands a school that we all are very proud of. As seniors leaving this great school we have accomplished and experienced much in our five year stay. Jean Randolph Researcher 2 Foreword “Our aspirations are as trees — tall and stately” With the passage of years, you may look upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge . To preserve a record of these moments and the countless other experiences of you and your classmates, this annual strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities, and the character of Peabody High School. ALMA MATER k tdz 7 ta i ±1 e e 9 p use-hoJ {Poy ' o ' ? a B ii Tla-fey ou t £s lli Cftt oj 7Zy kb b “i y Ji-r isic e ' 7 Z 7 )gc l J Iffiy !( he ' sy 7 ‘ ' aH ' He. Ad S3 ?- ? 2 - [ t.’C.v ‘r 0 n 3 t r- A ea ' s As ■ ' y z W £r s4 o oA Ay 2 A; 9 vy ?S A c-e. Dedication For being so understanding in helping us with our problems and for being a true friend and administrator to us during our glorious years of high school, we, the class of 1962, dedicate this edition of the Lion” to MR. CLYDE S. SCOTT, former principal of Peabody High School. Contents Page Senior Day 38 Prom 39 Miss Homecoming Attendants 40 Homecoming Activities 41 Miss Yearbook .42 Miss Yearbook Court 43 Candid Shots 44 PART VI ATHLETICS Football 46 Track 47 Basketball (Varsity) 48 Basketball (Junior Varsity) 49 Athletic Outlook 50 PART VII UNDERGRADS Eighth Grade 52-54 Ninth Grade 56-58 Tenth Grade 60-62 Eleventh Grade 64 Table of Page PART I ORGANIZATIONAL STAFF Sponsors 6 Editors 7 Staff 8 PART II ADMINISTRATION Principal 10 Assistant Principal 11 Guidance Counselor 12 Office Staff 12 PART III FACULTY (Departments) English 14-15 Business 15 History 16 Music 16-17 Home Economics 17 Industrial Arts 17 Science 18 Physical Education 19 Foreign Language 19 Mathematics 20 Art 20 Grade Counselors 21 Candid Shots . 22 PART IV ORGANIZATIONS Student Council 24 National Honor Society 24 Polygon 25 Science 25 Future Business Leaders of America ... 26 New Homemakers of America 26 Choir 27 Band 27 Majorettes 28 Cheerleaders 28 Pep 29 Publications 29 Safety Patrol 30 Art 30 Library 31 Projection Crew 31 Latin 32 ICT 32 Dramatics 33 Industrial Arts 33 Spotlight on Science 34 PART V ACTIVITIES Classes in Action 36-37 PART VIII GRADS ACTIVITIES Advisers 66 Class Officers 67 1962 Graduating Class 68-79 Directory 80-83 Motto, Song, Poem Flower 84 Prominent Grads 85 History 86-89 Will 90-92 Prophecy 93 Statistics 94-98 PART IX ADVERTISEMENTS Ads 100-116 PART X LIFE AROUND PEABODY Informal Pictures 117 PART XI BOOSTERS Names 118-121 PART XII MORE LIFE AROUND PEABODY Students on the go • • 122 PART XIII STATISTICS Answers 123 PART XIV AUTOGRAPHS Sign here please 124 5 As adviser of the 1962 edition of the Lion, I, with the able assistance of the yearbook sponsors, have had the privilege of correlating and summeriz- ing the activities of the current gradu- ating class for the past five years . I was guided in this capacity by the following tenet: A yearbook is a catalogue of events designed to reflect the high school career of the current senior class. This yearbook is a pictorial history of life around Peabody and is presented as a monument of the achievements of the ”62 class . I sincerely hope that the 1962 Lion achieves that goal. LAWRENCE MASON, JR. Adviser MRS. DOLORES W. HALEY Sponsor 6 MRS. VIVIAN H. WEST Sponosr LEWIS TURNER Photo Editor As editor of the 1962 edition of the Lion, I have tried to project the various activities and the divisions of our school. I have tried to bring to the attention of the students, parents, and friends the true spirit that prevails at Peabody, and to renew this spirit wherever it might be waning. I sincerely hope that this yearbook will be proof of the undying spirit and loyalty in the class of 62. JAMES THWEATT Editor-in-Chief JOSEPH RICHARDSON Art Editor BETTIE MITCHELL Copy Editor SAMUEL MADDEN Associate Editor ’� ■•••« ' ! ’ ! I llgfcji Annual Staff Business Manager- -Fred Royall Assistants- -Brenda Gatlin Doris Graves Photo Assts.- -Fletcher Blackwell James Byrd William Carter Paul Robertson Janet Wyatt Typists- -Gloria Brown Margie Johnson •Barbara McCray Edith Morton •Catherine Parham •Ann Pierce •Juanita Smith Jean Taylor Art Assts. --Richard Howard Robert Louis •Not Pictured ORCHIDS! Writers --Sadie Chavis Patricia Mitchell Jean Randolph Yvonne Richardson Mildred Wilson Thelma Young Administration Congratulations and best wishes! You have achieved a most significant goal, and we are proud of your success. We believe sincerely that you will go on to many more significant accom- plishments . It is my hope that in the long years ahead you will find much happiness and that you will always be satisfied in the knowledge that Peabody has every confidence in your ability to reach the goals for which you aspire. Again, my Congratulations and best wishes! ELMORE E. RAINEY Principal 10 You have finally achieved the goal that you have been pursuing for the past five years . However, this accomplishment is to serve only as a stepping stone to greater achievements on your stairway of life. I am hopeful that you will be successful in your endeavors whatever they may be and that your formal training at Peabody has prepared you to meet the many challenges that lie ahead. JESSIE C. WILLIAMS Assistant Principal 11 Congratulations to the fine class of 1962 for having reached another rung on the academic ladder of success. Because of the very active leadership roles which many of you have played in the life of Peabody, we feel proud of you and the possibilities for your future. Some of you have indicated potentiality for achiev- ing great things in life. Through continued prepara- tion designed to enable you to meet the challenges of the future, you will be given opportunity to demon- strate the real worth of your high school training received at Peabody under our direction. Others of you, perhaps not preferring leadership roles, have demonstrated a splendid sense of loyalty and cooperation to your leaders. Regardless of your roles in areas of scholarship or extra-curricular activities, there will come opportunities for you to reflect creditably on yourselves and on Peabody. By your continued loyalty to the school, by your insistence of develop- ing and maintaining high principles of living, and by your making your influence for good felt in every movement of social, religious, economic, and civic significance in your community, you will contribute immeasurably to the proud name of your alma mater, Peabody High School. MRS. L. R. PERVALL Guidance Counselor Office Personnel Faculty MRS. EDITH S. ALLEN English MRS. ROSE W. BARNES English MRS. FLORENCE BROWN English MISS RUBY W. FIELDS English MRS. MARJORIE L. FISHER English MRS. SADIE B. GIST English MRS. OPHELIA G. HAWKES English MISS GERALDINE MACLIN English MRS. DELORES W. RALEY Business LAWRENCE MASON, JR. Business MRS. VIVIAN H. WEST Business MISS GRAYCE M. TOWNES Librarian MRS. MARIE M. MANIEGO English MISS EDITH L. OLIVER English MRS. LaVERNE R. PERVALL English MISS MARVA E. ZACHARY English N LEON P. ADKINS History Government MISS CANZATA BOONE History Geography MRS. MARTHA S. DANCE History English ROBERT E. DAVIS History CHARLES R. GOODE Government ROLAND E. LEWIS History MRS. ELOISE J. MOORE History Health WILLIAM R. McKINLEY Band I WALTER B, TYNES Mechanical Drawing JARRATT D. RIVERS Building Trades MRS. VIRGINIA D. BENNETT Home Economics MRS. EMILY M. TURNER Home Economics HERMAN ZE E. FAUNTLEROY Radio Electricity MRS. DELORES R. GREENE Vocal Music MATTHEW S. GILLIAM Science WILLARD JOHNSON Science MISS MARY MANSFIELD Science MRS. MARIAN L. WALKER Science MRS. HELEN S. WILLIAMS Science MISS ARLENE HAIRSTON ALBERT W. JONES MRS. BEATRICE McKENZIE Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education CARL E. PEAL Physical Education MRS. PATSY C. FRANKLIN French MISS BERTHA B. BAILEY Latin JAMES D. SMITH Latin MRS. ELVA M. HOLLINS Spanish Geography MRS. LaVERNE GOODRIDGE Mathematics MRS. GRACE V. NORBREY Mathematics Science MRS. GERALDINE JORDAN Mathematics MRS. PEARL L. PERKINS Mathematics GEORGE WALKER Mathematics MRS. ODESSA RIDLEY Mathematics Science MRS. THELMA S. WYATT Mathematics MRS. FLORENCE WALKER Mathematics CHARLES R. GOODE Eighth Grade MRS. BEATRICE McKenzie E ighth Grade MRS. EMILY TURNER Ninth Grade MRS. EDITH ALLEN Ninth Grade Grade Counselors MRS. VIVIAN WEST Tenth Grade MRS. PEARL PERKINS Tenth Grade HERMAN ZE FAUNTLEROY Eleventh Grade MRS. FLORENCE WALKER Twelfth Grade IlfflUt Faculty on the Go Organizations Student Council Polygon Club Science Club New Homemakers of America Future Business Leaders of America Band Choir Hill Jr -l pHyrlMs Publications is 8 w si Art Club I Library Club Projection Crew ICT Club Physics- -Science that deals with matter and energy that do not involve change in composition, or with the action of different forms of energy on matter. Spotlight on Science Biology- -Science of life or living matter in all forms and phenomena. Chemistry- -Science that deals with the characteristics of elements or simple substances, the changes that take place when they combine to form other substances, and the laws of their combination and behavior under various conditions. i 34 Activities Classes in Action Annual Senior Day Assembly Program Monday, December 6, 1961 Peabody Auditorium 10:05 A. M. Programme Theme: Getting to Know Us Prayer Welcome . . . . Class Statistics Presentations. . Remarks . . . . Teresa Ward Thomas Tucker, Chaplain Samuel Madden, President James Thweatt Mrs. Jordan, Senior Sponsor Mr. Rainey, Principal Stars of To-morrow Participants Charles Mitchell, Emcee Gloria Berry Courtney Powell Rick and Jackson Brenda Gatlin Martinee ' s Combo Seniorelles Guests Prom Time “Miss Homecoming” Olivia Batts I ' ( ABODr t X T Activities f ft l I r vl i-ga TiT «■ , . , | jvgi j ’ 9 3 fmgM i im r fra MISS YEARBOOK PATRICIA MITCHELL Miss Mitchell was selected by her peers to be the first Miss Yearbook ' in the school ' s history. She was chosen as the senior girl who best exemplifies the qualities of grace, beauty, intellect and charm admirable in a young lady in present day society. v ' V 5 L— r X i : r | n 1 J t- c - SJ — , — . T MISS YEARBOOK AND HER COURT 1ST RUNNERUP -- COURTNEY POWELL 2ND RUNNERUP -- THELMA YOUNG Athletics Most Valuable Players Starting Five - -Lewis Turner --Co -Captain James Graves Paul Robertson- -Co-Captain Stanley Edmonds Bossie Bonner The Junior Varsity is composed of these students who are striving to be Varsity performers next season. Grades , , MM: K W J y ' l - K . V r . JB I 1 ! If i « ;«! f! . ft « FRESHMEN w w . f ■ f n i n in a . SB , V ' i 1 M mil H! i-J 4 1 mJ V 11 ' Uft « Jf 1 Sophomores Haiti JT5 k i ij % i jJp k H 4 J||j| v ? [fe|g,-3; ' aSeS juj . . ; jWRpr Ti � . ; V ; pp fill Sophomores Juniors .... v Bj - • : P ' 1T1 j ■ ll 11 1 m aPfV I K : m i ' ' � ■JJKmI 1 VHMf 1 ll. . ■ [ V | Mrs. Geraldine Iordan Miss Grayce Townes Mrs. Florence Walker Vice Pres. --John Jones Secretary--Jean Taylor Asst. Sec. --Courtney Powell President- -Samuel Madden Treasurer --Thelma Young Chaplain --Thomas Tucker Reporter--Dora Perry Kenneth Williams Edward Williams Thelma Young Marion Wilson Janet Wyatt Merton Williams Rose Wyatt Mildred Wilson Ernestine Williams Cecil Terrance James Thweatt Joel Wallace Margaret Walker Iris Smith Paul J. Robertson Delores Smith Frederick Royall Fannie Riley Benny Saunders Doris Richardson James Sidney Yvonne Richardson Paul R. Robertson Joseph Richardson Lawrence Reed Jean Randolph Thomas Price Patricia Mitchell Catherine Parham Edith Morton Earl Parham Walter Moore Cornelia Owens Ruth Morgan Charles Mitchell Linwood Neverson Bettie Mitchell Barbara McCray Gera Miles Cecelia M inter Arthurette Miller Virginia Mann ___ Barbara McKenney Kenneth Manson Jewel Manson Samuel Madden Robert Louis William Lee John Lee William King Annette Kates Vandelia Kelly Ruby Jones Priscilla Jones William Jones Paulette Jones Margie Johnson Sandra Johnson Richard Jackson Richard Howard John E. Jones Marvino Hill Doris Graves Rockwell Hargraves Mary Green Daniel Gilliam Harold Holloway James Graves 76 Brenda Gatlin Zealier Greene Clarence Hite Colbert Gales Carl Edwards Virginia Fultz Kenneth Dickerson Walter Edwards Charles Dickens Leroy Edmonds George Crittenden Viola Crews 77 Robert Clarke Melvin Clark Robert Chieves Sadie Chavis William Carter, Jr. Gayle Carter Gloria Carey James Byrd Annie Byrd Connie Bryant Ernest Brooks Gloria Brown Otelia Blackwell Fletcher Blackwell Paul Berry Gloria Berry Joseph Baskerville John Bailey JOHN RICHARD BAILEY, JR. Course: General Ambition: Professional Percussionist 509 St. Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia JOSEPH EDWARD BASKERVILLE Course: Collegiate Ambition: Draftsman 814 Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia GLORIA DEEN BERRY Course: Collegiate Ambition: Concert Pianist Route 5, Box 600 Petersburg, Virginia PAUL HERMAN BERRY Course: Collegiate Ambition: To be a success 323 N. Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia FLETCHER ARTHUR BLACKWELL Course: General Vocational Trade Ambition: Photographer OTELIA BEATRICE BLACKWELL Course: General Homemaking Ambition: Teacher 510 S. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia ERNEST MILTON BROOKS Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 25 Old Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHN LEWIS BROOKS Course: General Ambition: Civil Engineer 1209 Grant Court Petersburg, Virginia GLORIA DEAN BROWN Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary 1202 Melville Street Petersburg, Virginia CONNIE MACK BRYANT Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Radio TV Technician 337 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia Senior Directory ANNIE BYRD Course: Collegiate Ambition: Teacher 620 Pegram Street Petersburg, Virginia JAMES HENRY BYRD Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 837 Marseilles Street Petersburg, Virginia GLORIA DELORES CAREY Course: Collegiate Ambition: Doctor GAYLE FRANCES CARTER Course: Liberal Arts Collegiate Ambition: Architect 51 Boisseau Street Ettrick, Virginia WILLIAM THOMAS CARTER, JR. Course: Collegiate Ambition: Medical Doctor 310 E. River Road Ettrick, Virginia SADIE MAE CHAVIS Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Mathematician or Sociologist 515 Cedar Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBERT STANLEY CHEIVES Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Aircraftsman 402 Carter Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBERT MARSHALL CLARKE Course: General Minimum Ambition: Armed Forces Member 20 Spruce Street Petersburg, Virginia VIOLA ANNIE LEE CREWS Course: Collegiate Ambition: Physical Educator Instructor 714 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia GEORGE WILSON CRITTENDON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Medic in US Army 559 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia CHARLES WHEELING DICKENS Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Automobile Mechanic 821 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia KENNETH JOSEPH DICKERSON Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Brickmason 1349 Montgomery Street Petersburg, Virginia LEROY EDMONDS Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 1436 Montgomery Street Petersburg, Virginia CARL DOUGLAS EDWARDS Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Electronic Engineer 119 S. South Street Petersburg, Virginia WALTER LEON EDWARDS Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: To be a success 119 S. South Street Petersburg, Virginia VIRGINIA ESTELLE FULTZ Course: Collegiate Ambition: Pediatrician 132 S. Little Church Street Petersburg, Virginia COLBERT BUCHANAN GALES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Music Composer 939 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia BRENDA CARMALITA GATLIN Course: Collegiate Ambition: Occupational Therapist 15 Williams Street Ettrick, Virginia DANIEL WEBSTER GILLIAM Course: Collegiate Ambition: Mechanical Engineer 1026 Bolling Street Petersburg, Virginia DORIS MAE GRAVES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Psychologist 80 918 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia JAMES GRAVES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Pro Basketball Player 28 Foley Street Petersburg, Virginia MARY ELLEN GREEN Course: General Ambition: Seamstress 1018 Savage Street Petersburg, Virginia ZEALIER MOZELLE GREENE Course: Collegiate Ambi tion: Social Worker 1028 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia ROCKWELL HARGRAVES Course: General Voc, Trade Ambition: Automobile Mechanic 437 Cross Street Petersburg, Virginia MARVINO ALEXANDER HILL Course: Scientific -Collegiate Ambition: Electrical Engineer 311 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia CLARENCE HINTON HITE Course: Collegiate Ambition: Electronics Technician 206 S, Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia HAROLD LEOIS HOLLOWAY Course: Collegiate Ambition: Dietitian 1194 Melville Street Petersburg, Virginia RICHARD LEE HOWARD Course: General Vocational Trade Ambition: Mechanical Engineer 1517 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia RICHARD LEE JACKSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Tailor 728 Mount Airy Street Petersburg, Virginia SHARON ELAINE JENKINS Course: General Ambition: Dentist or Physical Therapist 19214 E. Jackson Circle Fort Lee, Virginia MARGIE ELAINE JOHNSON Course: Business Education Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary 1112 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia SANDRA THEODORA JOHNSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Social Worker 1126 Willcox Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHN EDWARD JONES Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Brickmason JOHN FRANK JONES Course: General Voc. Collegiate Ambition: Aviational Mechanic 1603 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia LEROY JONES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Doctor 707 Starke Street Petersburg, Virginia MARION OLIVIA JONES Course: Collegiate Ambition: English Teacher 709 Kirkham Street Petersburg, Virginia PAULETTE OLIVIA JONES Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Pediatrician Route 1, Box 10 Colonial Heights, Virginia PRISCILLA YVONNE JONES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Medical Secretary 25 S. Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia RUBY THERESA JONES Course: Business Education Clerical Ambition: IBM Operator 213 Terrace Avenue Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAM ALEXANDER JONES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Doctor 218 Rolfe Street Petersburg, Virginia ANNETTE MacARTHUR KATES Course: General Homemaking Ambition: Seamstress 1116 St. James Street Petersburg, Virginia VANDELIA ARENA KELLY Course: General-Pre-Nursing Ambition: Nurse 206 Rolfe Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAM HENRY KING Course: General Vocational Collegiate Ambition: Electronic Technician 526 Cameron Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHN WESLEY LEE Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 1238 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAM LEE, III Course: Collegiate Ambition: Musician 135 New Street Petersburg, Virginia BILLIE VICTORIA LIVINGSTON Course: General Home Economics Ambition: IBM Operator 222 S. Little Church Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBERT LEE LOUIS, II Course: Collegiate Ambition: Artist or Pilot 19106-F Jackson Circle Fort Lee, Virginia SAMUEL ALFRED MADDEN Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Civil Engineer 16 Boisseau Street Ettrick, Virginia VIRGINIA LEE MANN Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 907 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia 81 JEWEL BERNICE MANSON Course: Business Ed. Clerical Ambition: Typist 816 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia KENNETH EDWARD MANSON Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Electrician 1308 Bolling Street Peter sburg, Virginia BARBARA ANN McCRAY Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Typist 927 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia BARBARA ANN McKENNEY Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 425 Carter Street Petersburg, Virginia GERA SAMUEL MILES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Optometrist 315 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia ARTHURETTE MILLER Course: Business Ed. Clerical Ambition: Secretary in US Navy 1344 Grant Avenue Petersburg, Virginia ARNITA CECELIA MINTER Course: Collegiate Ambition: Elementary Teacher 827 Young Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BETTIE JEAN MITCHELL Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Civil Engineer 730 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia CHARLES THOMAS MITCHELL Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Agriculturalist 1136 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia PATRICIA ANN MITCHELL Course: Collegiate Ambition: Interior Decorator 431 S. Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia WALTER HENRY MOORE Course: Collegiate Ambition: Interior Decorator 606 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia RUTH MORGAN Course: Liberal Arts Collegiate Ambition: Librarian 559 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia EDITH JANICE MORTON Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Typist 418 Harding Street PetersDurg, Virginia LINWOOD NEVERSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Pharmacist 715 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia CORNELIA ERSLYN OWENS Course: Collegiate Ambition: Sociologist 25 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia CATHERINE LUCILLE PARHAM Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Secretary in the WAC 320 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia EARL LEANDER PARHAM Course: Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher 852 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia FLOYD LEE PEEBLES Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Electronic Engineer 428 Carter Street Petersburg, Virginia BERTHA LEE PERKINS Course: Business Ed. Clerical Ambition: Secretary 404 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia DORA ELIZABETH PERRY Course: Collegiate Ambition: Laboratory Technician 575 Clinton Street Petersburg, Virginia MAGGIE ANN PHILLIPS Course: Business Ed. Clerical Ambition: Band Instructor 930 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia ANN MATTHEWS PIERCE Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Secretary in US Navy 491 Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia COURTNEY OTELIA POWELL Course: Collegiate Ambition: Concert Singer 1321 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia THOMAS LEROY PRICE Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Electronics Specialist 323 S. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia JEAN CATHERINE RANDOLPH Course: Collegiate Ambition: Child Psychologist Route 1, Box 151 Colonial Heights, Virginia LAWRENCE REED, JR. Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Automobile Mechanic 557 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia DORIS ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Course: General Home Economics Ambition: To be a success 436 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia JOSEPH FLETCHER RICHARDSON Course: General Minimum Ambition: Artist 1110 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia YVONNE CECELIA RICHARDSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Teacher 82 845 Willcox Street Petersburg, Virginia FANNIE BELLE RILEY Course: General Minimum Ambition: Pediatrician 850 F armer Street Petersburg, Virginia PAUL JUNIUS ROBERTSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Sociologist Route 1, Box 14K, Piedmont Avenue Colonial Heights, Virginia PAUL ROGER ROBERTSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Mechanical Engineer 231 Pine Street Petersburg, Virginia FREDERICK EVERETT ROYALL Course: Collegiate Ambition: Psychiatrist 325 St. Matthews Street Petersburg, Virginia BENNY LANCASTER SAUNDERS Course: Collegiate Ambition: Member of US Navy 1121 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia JAMES HENRY SIDNEY Course: Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Civil Engineer 220 South Street Petersburg, Virginia DELORES ANN SMITH Course: Collegiate Ambition: Physical Education Teacher 1213 Grant Avenue Petersburg, Virginia IRIS LUCILLE SMITH Course: Business Ed. Clerical Ambition: Accountant 1320 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia JUANITA SMITH Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Full-Time Missionary of Jehovah ' s Witnesses 239 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia DEBORAH PEARL STEWART Course: Collegiate Ambition: Spanish Interpreter 221 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia CECIL ANN TARRANCE Course: Collegiate Ambition: Elementary Teacher 1328 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia JEAN MARIE TAYLOR Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary 720 Mount Airy Street Petersburg, Virginia JAMES CARLYLE THWEATT Course: Collegiate Ambition: Nuclear Physicist 536 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia ERNESTINE ROSE TOMES Course: Collegiate Ambition: Psychiatrist 318 Irving Street Petersburg, Virginia THOMAS LEROY TUCKER Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Professional Mechanic 926 Willcox Street Petersburg, Virginia LEWIS EDWARD TURNER Course: Collegiate Ambition: Physical Therapist 211 North Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia MARGARET MARIE WALKER Course: General Minimum Ambition: Seamstress 626 Plum Street Petersburg, Virginia JOEL WALLACE Course: Collegiate Ambition: Broadcasting Executive 37 Lee Street Ettrick, Virginia TERESA MAXINE WARD Course: General Home Economics Ambition: Dress Designer 18 South Foley Street Petersburg, Virginia ERNESTINE ELVA WILLIAMS Course: Business Ed. Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary 512 St. Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia EDWARD DOUGLAS WILLIAMS, JR. Course: General Voc. Trade Ambition: Aircraftsman 204 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia KENNETH WILLIAMS Course: Collegiate Ambition: Civil Engineer 331 Walnut Street Petersburg, Virginia MERTON ALEXANDER WILLIAMS Course: General Vocational Trade Ambition: Disc Jockey 414 St. Matthews Street Petersburg, Virginia MARION BOLLING WILSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Registered Nurse 22 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia MILDRED LOUISE WILSON Course: Collegiate Ambition: Registered Nurse 1420 Floyd Street Petersburg, Virginia JANET LaVERN WYATT Course: Collegiate Ambition: X-Ray Technician 1225 Grant Avenue Petersburg, Virginia THELMA NAUVATA YOUNG Course: Collegiate Ambition: Elementary Teacher 1021 Willcox Street Petersburg, Virginia 83 MOTTO - LET US STRIVE TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW. FLOWER — RED CARNATION FAREWELL PEABODY HIGH (Tune to: Auld Lang Syne) Peabody High we say goodbye, The time has come to part. Our love for thee will never fail T ' will e ' er dwell in our hearts. We pass along with joy in song, With joy in song and love. Gee, its been swell we ' re glad to tell As we chant a fond farewell. II As fair and bright our future seem, We may ne ' er be known to fame, But Peabody High our love for thee is a pure undying flame. Where ' er we go, what ' er we do We ' ll always cherish you. And pressing on we say to you A fond farewell. Courtney Powell The silent corridors keep lasting memories of friendships To which we now must say goodbye. How sad the day of parting from Peabody High. To Peabody and God we ' ll ever be true Symbolic of our parents ' strength and courage To God and the e we ' ll ever be true. II How we loved the moments of Peabody ' s grace Shared the sorrows of your changing pace As we look down the halls and think of school life we have led, Then murmur a little sadly- -How the years have fled. Ill Now the hour is nearing for our departure from thee But in our hearts we ' ll always cherish and honor thee Cornelia Owens 84 Class History Within this class history can be found many of the outstanding activities and achievements of the Senior Class. May the few things said here be ever memorable in the hearts and minds of this graduating class and may they be stepping stones to greater things in life. The eighth grade was one of the most exciting and hectic periods of our young lives. Many of the students, in an effort to become true Peabodians, in every sense of the word, become a part of various activities throughout the school. In the 9th grade many changes took place in our school lives. Our classes gave us much concern at first but we finally found ourselves progressing. We participated in many activities and excelled in some, but our greatest ordeal was to try to live down the idea of being a freshman. Ernestine Williams, Margie Johnson, and Jean Taylor joined the F. B. L A. Iris Smith joined the choir. Marion Wilson joined the choir, Latin club, and the pep club. Courtney Powell joined the Latin Club, J. A. A., and the choir. Cornelia Owens joined the Library club, choir, Dramatic club. Richard Jackson joined the choir, projection crew, and the Football Team. Deborah Stewart joined the library club, Red Cross club, Dramatics club, Safety Patrol and J. E. Shields Science club. Janet Wyatt joined the choir. Zealier Greene joined the Pep club. Ernest Brooks joined the J. A. A. Kenneth Dickerson joined the football team, baseball team and the choir. Leroy Edmonds joined the football team. William Lee joined the band. Kenneth Man- son joined the projection crew. Gloria Brown joined the J. A. A. Otelia Blackwell joined the pep club. Fannie Riley joined the Library club. Walter Moore joined the Projection crew. William Carter joined the band and the baseball team. Sandra John- son joined the N. H. A. and the choir. Dora Perry joined the library club. Johnny F. Jones joined the Student Council and Industrial Arts club. Jean Taylor joined the choir. Frederick Royall joined the J. A. A. and Industrial Art club. Marvino Hill joined the band. Maggie Phillips joined the band. Gloria Berry joined the choir. Viola Crews joined the choir. Gayle Carter joined the choir. Margie Johnson joined the choir. Yvonne Richardson joined the choir. James Byrd joined the band. Jean Randolph joined the choir. Doris Graves joined the choir. Edith Morton joined the choir, library club. Delores Smith joined the choir. Priscilla Jones joined the pep club and Student Coun- cil. Yvonne Richardson joined the N. H. A. Bettie Mitchell joined the choir. James Byrd joined the Dramatics club, Industrial Art club. Lewis Turner joined the football team, baseball team. Patricia Mitchell became a majorette and Doris Graves joined the N. H. A. Robert Chieves joined the Industrial Art club. Delores Smith joined the Pep club. Barbara McCray joined the choir and band. Margaret Walker joined the Pep club. Ernestine Williams joined the J. A. A. Arnita Minter joined the N. H. A. Marion Wilson joined the Safety Patrol and Art club. Courtney Powell joined the Science club. Cornelia Owens joined the Safety Patrol, Industrial Art club, cheerleader, and J. A. A. Deborah Stewart joined the Latin club, J. A. A. and choir. Janet Wyatt joined the Pep club, Latin club, N. H. A. and Library club. Brenda Gatlin joined the band and choir. Kenneth Dickerson joined the Glee club and Industrial Arts club. Leroy Edmonds joined the basketball team and baseball team. William Jones joined the Varsity club and baseball team. William Lee joined the Student Council. James Sidney joined the band. Virginia Mann joined the N. H. A. Gloria Brown joined the Majorette squad, Library club, Pep club, and Dramatics club. Otelia Blackwell joined the Industrial Arts club. John Bailey joined the band. Harold Halloway joined the Industrial Coop- eration Training. Mildred Wilson joined the Dramatics club, Industrial Arts club, li- brary club, chorus, Latin club. Connie Bryant joined the Projection Crew and Library club. Walter Moore joined the J. A. A. William Carter joined the Football team. Dora Perry joined the V. A. L. A. A., Science club, N. H. A., Dramatics club. Teresa Ward joined the Majorette Squad. John Jones joined the football team and varsity club. James Thweatt became a member of the baseball team and the football team. Sadie 86 Chavis joined the Polygon club. Fred Royall joined the Dramatics club, and Projection Crew. Ruth Morgan joined the V. S. L. A. A. Thomas Price joined the Student Council. Kenneth Williams and Sadie Chavis joined the Polygon club. Gayle Carter joined the Polygon club. Earl Parham joined the Latin club. Merton Williams joined the Art club. Paulette Jones joined the pep club. The Sophomore Year finally arrived with some few faces and many disappointments in not seeing all of our old friends. This year also brought out many of the latent tal- ents and ambitions of our class. Maggie Phillips joined the choir and Safety Patrol. Kenneth Williams joined the Latin club. Fletcher Blackwell joined the Industrial Arts club and Dramatics club. Viola Crews joined the Pep club and Dramatics club. Linwood Neverson joined the J. A. A., F. B. L. A., Industrial Arts club. Edward Williams joined the varsity club and Industrial Arts club. Merton Williams joined the Dramatics club and Industrial Arts club. Marion Jones joined the Dramatic club. Paulette Jones joined the Latin Club and Polygon club. Yvonne Richardson joined the Latin club, and Bar- bara McKenny joined the Industrial Arts club. Bettie Mitchell joined the Dramatics club, math club, Latin Club, N. H. A., J. A. A. James Byrd joined the Modern Dance group. Samuel Madden is a member of the Safety Patrol, projection crew, Industrial Art Club and polygon club. Lewis Turner joined the basketball team, projection crew and the I. C. T. Club. Jean Randolph joined the Latin club. Patricia Mitchell joined the Latin club. Doris Graves joined the F. B. L. A. and Student Council. Margie John- son joined the Latin club and the F. B. L. A. Margaret Walker joined the cheering squad. Rose Wyatt joined the N. H. A. Arnita Minter joined the Latin club and choir. Benny Saunders joined the band, I. C. T., Industrial Arts club and J. A. A. Marion Wil- son joined the Industrial arts club, I. C. T., became a cheerleader and joined the J. A. A. Courtney Powell joined the I. C. T. and art club. Cornelia Owens joined the art club. Richard Jackson joined the Industrial Arts club. Janet Wyatt joined the Art club. Brenda Gatlin joined the Dance group. Zealier Greene joined the F. B. L. A. h fary Green joined the Pep club. Mary Green also joined the Cosmopolitan club. Ernest Brooks joined the Latin Club. William Jones joined the Football team and Art Club. William King joined the Industrial Arts club. William Lee joined the Choir, and the Dramatics Club. Kenneth Manson joined the Industrial Arts Club and Dramatics Club. John Lee joined the J. A. A., Dramatics Club, and the Industrial Arts Club. James Sid- ney joined the Football team and Industrial Arts Club. Gloria Brown joined the Choir, Dramatics Club, Safety Patrol, Latin Club, and the Industrial Arts Club. Colbert Gales joined the Industrial Arts Club. Otelia Blackwell joined the Library Club. Josephine Redd joined the Pep Club. Fannie Riley joined the Latin Club. Mildred Wilson joined the J. A. A. Carl Edwards joined the Latin Club. Leroy Jones joined the Latin Club. Walter Moore joined the Art Club, Industrial Arts Club, Varsity Club and Football team. William Carter joined the Projection Crew and Latin Club. Sandra Johnson joined the Latin Club. Dora Perry joined the Pep Club, Latin Club and the Projection Crew. Victoria Livingston joined the Pep Club. Ruby Jones joined the Dramatics Club. Teresa Ward became a Cheerleader and joined the Art Club. James Thweatt joined the J. V. Baseball team, Basketball team, and the Varsity Team. Sadie Chavis joined the Student Council, Dramatics Club, Industrial Arts Club, Latin Club. Ruth Morgan became a member of the National Honor Society and the Projection Crew. The Junior year arrived with the enrollment of 117 boys and girls. This year proved to be quite fruitful with greater emphasis on study and school life. The greatest event of the year was the preparation and sponsoring of the Junior -Senior Prom. Margie Johnson became a member of the National Honors Society, and a member of the Art Club and the J. A. A. Priscilla Jones joined the Art Club, Cheering Squad. Margie Johnson, Jean Taylor and Ernestine Williams were typists for the school paper. Yvonne Richardson joined the Junior Classical League. Bettie Mitchell joined the Safety Patrol, 87 Student Council, National Honor Society. Jean Randolph became a member of the Cheering Squad. Edith Morton joined the Latin Club and the Choir. Delores Smith joined the Latin Club. John Brooks joined the Art Club. Charles Mitchell is a member of the J. A. A., Industrial Arts Club, Band, National Honor Society, Football Team, Basketball team. Projection Crew, Student Council, Polygon Club and Science Club. James Graves joined the J. A. A., Math Club, Jr. Band, and Track Team. Robert Clarke joined the Dramatics Club. George Crittendon joined the Art Club. Ernestine Williams joined the Majorette Squad, Art Club and the D. O. Club. Iris Smith joined the F.B.L.A., Dramatics Club, Pep Club. Rose Wyatt joined the Industrial Art Club, Art Club, D. O. Club, and the J. A. A. Benny Saunders joined the Projection Crew. Courtney Powell joined the Industrial Art Club. Janet Wyatt joined the I. T. C. Club. Brenda Gatlin joined the Pep Club and the Majorette Squad. Virginia Fultz joined the N. H. A. Leroy Edmonds joined the Choir. William King joined the Art Club. William Lee joined the Boys’ Glee Club. Kenneth Manson joined the Choir and the Glee Club. John Lee joined the Choir. Arthurette Miller joined the F. B. L. A. John Bailey joined the I. T. C. Harold Holloway joined the Dramatics Club. Benjamin Fields joined the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Doris Richardson joined the D. O. Club. Fannie Riley joined the F. B. L. A. Mildred Wilson joined the D. O. Club. Thelma Young joined the Dramatics Club, Industrial Arts Club. Rockwell Hargraves joined the Industrial Art Club. Connie Bryant joined the Dramatics Club and the Industrial Arts Club. Carl Edwards joined the J. A. A. Dora Perry joined the D. O. Club and the Choir. Victoria Livingston joined the N. H. A., D. O. Club. Ruby Jones joined the F. B. L. A. James Thweatt joined the Dramatics Club, Polygon Club. Thomas Price joined the J. A. A. Gayle Carter became a member of the National Honor Society. Richard Howard joined the Industrial Arts Club, Earl Parham joined the Choir, and the Glee Club. Thomas Tucker joined the Industrial Arts Club, and the Art Club. Edward Williams joined the Football Team. Marion Jones joined the D. O. Club and the Industrial Arts Club. Paulette Jones joined the Cheering Squad and the Pep Club. After spending four wonderful, never-to be forgotten years at Peabody, we became what all students aspire to be, Seniors. Janet Wyatt joined the Industrial Arts Club. Brenda Gatlin was a member of the Yearbook Staff. Virginia Fultz joined the Dramatics Club, Zealier Greene joined the Dramatics Club, I. C. T. and the Industrial Arts Club. Mary Green joined the Cheering Squad and the N. H. A. Ernest Brooks joined the D. O. and the Industrial Arts Club. Kenneth Manson joined the Art Club and the Library Club. John Lee joined the I. C. T. and the Journalism Club. Paul Robertson joined the Glee Club. Arthurette Miller joined the Art Club. Jewel Manson joined the Art Club. Van- delia Kelley joined the Art Club. Gloria Carey joined the N. H. A. Annie Byrd joined the Dramatics Club. Otelia Blackwell joined the Art Club. Daniel Gilliam joined the Art Club. Clarence Hite joined the Track Team and the Industrial Arts Club. Walter Edwards joined the Industrial Arts Club. Doris Richardson joined the Art Club. Mildred Wilson was a member of the Yearbook staff. Thelma Young joined the Art Club, J. A. A., and was a member of the Yearbook staff. Rockwell Hargraves joined the J.V. Basketball Team. Leroy Jones joined the Art Club, Industrial Art Club. William Carter was a member of the Yearbook staff. Sandra Johnson joined the Dramatics Club. Ruby Jones joined the I. C. T. and the Industrial Arts Club. Jean Taylor was a member of the National Honor Society, Art Club, Yearbook Staff and Dramatics Club. James Thweatt was a member of the National Honor Society and the Yearbook staff. Sadie Chavis was a member of the National Honor Society. William Carter was a member of the Year- book staff. Fred Royall was a member of the Student Council and a member of the Yearbook staff. Marvino Hill joined the Track Team. Bertha Perkins joined the D. O. Club. Lawrence Reed joined the Industrial Arts Club and the Basketball Team. Paul Berry joined the Art Club and the Industrial Art Club. Richard Howard joined the Art Club, Dramatics Club and was a member of the Yearbook staff. Joseph Richardson was a member of the Art Club and the Yearbook staff. Priscilla Jones joined the D. O. Club. Margie Johnson was a member of the Yearbook staff. Yvonne Richardson, Barbara Me - 88 Kenny, Charles Dickerson, Robert Louis, Annette Kates, John Jones, Melvin Clarke and James Graves joined the Art Club. Ernestine Tomes, Sharon Jenkins, and Delores Smith joined the ICT club. In this, our senior year, the following members were elected class officers: Presi- dent . . . Samuel Madden, Vice President . . . John Jones . . . Secretary . . . Jean Tay- lor .. . Assistant Secretary . . . Edith Morton . . . Treasurer . . . Thelma Young . . . Chaplain . . . Thomas Tucker . . . Reporter . . . Dora Perry. The following persons were the remaining members of the yearbook staff: Ernestine Williams, Bettic Mitchell, James Byrd, Robert Louis, Samuel Madden, Lewis Turner, Jean Randolph, Yvonne Richardson, Patricia Mitchell and Doris Graves. Also, this class selected a yearbook queen for the first time. She is the lovely Patricia Mitchell. We are happy as we end this phase of our life, but we are saddened because we leave behind many beautiful memories. But, time marches on, and as we, the class of 1961-62, go our separate ways, some to persue higher learning, others of us in the armed forces to serve our country, and others of us will enter jobs in Industry, we shall always hold Peabody, and all it represents, close to our hearts. Yvonne Richardson Historian 89 “Last Will and Testament” Peabody High School Wesley and Federal Streets Petersburg, Virginia We, the Seniors of Peabody High School of the aforesaid State, City, and Town in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine-hundred and sixty-two, having been declared by our teachers to be of unsound minds, but generous hearts, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To our school, we leave the peace and comfort of our absence. To the members of the faculty, we leave our sincere gratitude for their interest and patience to guide us. To the Juniors, we leave our seats in the Senior Class. To the Sophomores, we leave the new teachers. To the Freshmen, we leave the hope of becoming Seniors. I, John Bailey, will my ability to master the drums to Johnny Richardson, providing he learns to play them before man lands on the moon. I, Joseph Baskerville, leave my best wishes to everyone. I, Paul Berry, will my ability to stay awake in class, to anyone who can do it, I couldn ' t. I, Fletcher Blackwell, will my ability to graduate by 1975 to Jerome Hazelwood. I, Ernest Brooks, will Mary Morgan an extra set of teeth in case she runs into another clothes line and knocks those out she now has. I, John Brooks, will my ability to graduate to Joe Massenburg, providing that he leaves those young girls alone long enough to do so. I, Connie Bryant, will my ability to break my neck under any circumstances to anyone who wants to go to the hospital for a long rest. I, James Byrd, will my seat in the cafeteria to John Dillard, providing he will save thirty cents (all the time) and stop trying to gorilla other students out of their money. I, William Carter, will my position as quarterback to Walter Hill, providing his feet stay well long enought to play. I, Robert Chieves, will my ability to get along with Mr. Chambliss to all fellows who are planning to take auto mechanics as a trade. I, Melvin Clarke, will my ability to walk straight to Albert Luckie Bailey, providing he doesn ' t break his ankle. I, George Crittendon, will my ability to play the French Horn to Jan Jemison. I, Charles Dickens, will my seat in Mrs. Brown ' s class to anyone, providing they can pass the course. I, Margaret Walker, will my ability to graduate to all persons who have been here for more than five years. I, Teresa Ward, will my twenty waist to anyone who can use it. I, Ernestine Williams, will my seat in the senior class to my sister Vernell, provided she studies hard. I, Thelma Young, will my niece, Norma Harris, the ability to pass all subjects and be lady-like. I, Sadie Chavis, will my sister, Maxine, the ability to get out of the Scientific Collegiate course in one piece. I, Ruby Jones, will my seat in office practice class to Shirley Blackwell, providing she gets out of bookkeeping, first. I, Gloria Berry, will my musical ability to my cousin Ronald Robertson. I, Otelia Blackwell, will my ability to finish high school to my sister destine Jackson, provided she stops playing long enough to do her home work. I, Gloria Brown, will my ability to make the majorette squad in the next three years to Paulette Mayfield, provided she learns to march. I, Annie Byrd, leave best wishes, and much success to all the teachers and students of Peabody High School. I, Gloria Carey, will my ability to all students of Peabody High School lots of success to finish high school. I, Gayle Carter, will my greatest appreciation to all the teachers that I have had. 1, Viola Crews, will my ability to finish school to Charles Crews. I, Virginia Fultz, will Constance Lundy my height, providing she starts growing within the next year. I, Doris Graves, will my seat in the choir to anyone who likes and intends to work hard in the choir. I, Mary Green, will my height to Mary Gilliam, providing she shares it with Constance Lee. I, Zealier Greene, leave my best wishes to all students of Peabody. I, Marion Jones, will to Arlene Thomas my seat in the senior class, providing she can leave boys alone long enough to occupy it. I, Paulette Jones, will my brother, Thomas Jones, the ability to conquer things large and small throughout his Scientific Collegiate course. I, Priscilla Jones, have nothing to will because all that I have I would like to take with me. I, Margie Johnson, will my ability to make ninety-eights in typing to anyone who enters the business course, 90 providing he or she makes them honestly like I did. I, Sandra Johnson, will the happiness that I found at Peabody to all fellow students. I, Vandelia Kelley, will Merle McKeever the ability to graduate, providing she leaves Jimmy alone long enough to do so. I, Annette Kates, will my ability to finish school to my brother Arthur Kates. I, Victoria Livingston, will Joyce W alker my ability to finish school. I, Virginia Mann, leave best wishes to everyone. I, Jewel Manson, will nothing because all that I have I need for myself. I, Barbara McCray, will my seat in the senior class to my two sisters Florence and Beulah McCray. I, James Sidney, will my best wishes to all of my teachers and friends that 1 leave at Peabody High School. I, James Thweatt, will Walter Hill two doses of common sense and three ounces of responsibility. I, Thomas Tucker, will my ability to P, I. to play halfback providing he stops catching fungi in his toe. I, Lewis Turner, will my football uniform (No. 10) to anyone who can lose enough weight to fill it. I, Joel Wallace, will good luck and good health to all the people at Peabody High School. I, Edward Williams, will nothing to no one because I need all that I have and more. I, Kenneth Williams, leave my ability to come to class each and everyday to all of Peabody’s class cutters. I, Merton Williams, will my ability to get out of Mrs. Maniego ' s room to Earl Barber. 1, Jimmy Graves, will nothing because all I have I need. I, Calvin Mickens, will Joseph Edmonds my seat in Government II class, providing he gets that far. i, Carrol Mickens, will my seat in Mrs. Walker ' s math class to anyone who wants it, providing they do a better job than I did. I, Gera Miles, will my ability to graduate to John Dugger, providing he secures his required 18 units in any other subject but Art. I, Robert Clarke, will my ability to get out of tight situations to my brother, providing he knows what to do. I, Brenda Gatlin, will to the class of 1963 good luck and best wishes for a successful senior year. I, Richard Howard, will my good sense to stay .in school to all who plan to drop out. I, Richard Jackson, will my job at Hill’s to anyone who desire it, providing they can stay awake during classes, I couldn ' t. I, John Edward Jones, will my ability to walk the halls to Lawrence Epps, providing he keeps his hair cut. I, John Frank Jones, will my brother, James, the ability to always keep his grades high, I, Leroy Jones, will my seat in the graduating class of ' 62; to James Johnson, providing he graduates before 1999. I, William Jones, will my ability to succeed to my brother, Eddie Jones. I, William King, will my radio and television books to Richard Stewart providing he uses them more than I did. I, John Lee, will Shirley Williams the ability to graduate providing she studies hard enough. I, William Lee, will my band director the best of luck with each new member of the band. I, Robert Lewis, will my acting ability to Willie Massenburg, I, Samuel Madden, will my brother Will to any teacher who will have Will. I, Kenneth Manson, will my ability to finish Industrial Arts to Thomas Blunt, providing he finishes it under Mr. Fauntleroy after taking it three times. I, Kenneth Dickerson, will my ability to get out of English VI, to Earl Barber. I, Leroy Edmonds, will my ability to play football to my brother, Kenneth Edmonds, providing he makes it to the Senior class. I, Carl Edwards, will my ability to Richard Stewart, to finish high school, providing he can find more than one way to get out of Pocahontas to get to school on time. I, Walter Edwards, leave to all the teachers peace and quiet in leave of my absence. I, Benjamin Fields formally known as (Kid Bennie) leave my boxing shoes and sweat shirt to John Lewis Peterson on one condition he wear them on a cold winter night. I, Colbert Gales, will my shyness to anyone who wants it. I, Daniel Gilliam, will my ability to graduate to Cleveland Johnson, providing he does so before the turn of the century. I, Rockwell Hargraves, will my ability to Denton Epps, to be a mechanic, providing he learns the names of the tools. I, Mar vino Hill, will my ability to play the trumpet and not practice to Lillie Cannon. I, Clarence Hite, leave my best wishes to all students who plan to get ahead. I, Harold Holloway, leave my seat in the Senior Class to Julius Holloway, if he can leave girls alone long enough 91 to sit in it. I, Charles Mitchell, will my ability to stay out of arguments to any young enthusiastic person who catches the joke. I, Walter Moore, will my ability to play football to Thomas Kaiser, providing he gets a decent uniform. I, Linwood Neverson, leave my seat in the Senior Class to Thomas Goode providing he stops playing hooky from school and cutting classes. I, Earl Parham, will my brother, Donald, my seat in the Senior Class, providing he stops bothering the girls long enough to do so. I, Floyd Peebles, will the best of happiness and success to the teachers and students of Peabody High School. I, Thomas Price, will my position as President of the Student Council, to Delores Massey, providing she stays here long enough to do so. I, Lawerence Reed, will my ability to grow tall to Charles ' Hookylee ' Crews, providing he straightens his legs up. I, Joseph Richardson, will my artistic ability to anyone who uses the skill wisely. I, Paul J. Robertson, will the joy of my leaving to all of my past homeroom teachers who had to guess whether or not I was at school. I, Paul Roger Robertson, will my ability to jump, to James Williams, providing he cuts off his big feet. I, Benny Saunders, will my ability to graduate to anyone who needs it. I, Frederick Royall, will my faithful ol drumstricks to Johnny Richardson. I, Barbara McKenney, will my seat in the senior class to Jackie Venable and Delores Johnson. I, Arthurette Miller, will Mary, Sandra, and Diane the ability to graduate, providing they leave boys alone long enough to do so. I, Ceclia Minter, will my ability to stay a nice girl to any girl that needs it. I, Maggie Phillips, will my smallness to Joyce Coker, providing she loses some weight to get down to my size. I, Courtney Powell, will my ability to sing to anyone who desires it. I, Doris Richardson, will my height to Ora Green, providing she shares it with Dorothy Valentine. I, Yvonne Richardson, leave best wishes and good luck to the students of Peabody High School. I, Bettie Mitchell, will Frances Wyatt this thought: Find yourself another man; for I have Ernest ' Peter Boy ' Brown and I don ' t intend to let him go. I, Patricia Mitchell, leave the best of luck to all the remaining students of Peabody High School. I, Ruth Morgan, will my ability to get along with others to anyone who can ' t. I, Edith Morton, will my friendliness to Teresa Townsend, providing she displays it at all times. I, Cornelia Owens, will Virginia Short Ribs Pulliam one of my ribs, providing she puts it on straight. I, Catherine Parham, will my quietness to Virginia Pulliam. I, Bertha Perkins, will Patricia Brownlee the ability to finish high school. I, Dora Perry, will to the sweetest person I know, Miss Grace M. Townes, my love and best wishes. I, Ann Pierce, will my height to Barbara Jean Hill, providing she shares it with my brother, James. I, Fannie Riley, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Edward Riley, provided that he leaves the girls alone long enough to keep it. I, Delores Smith, will nothing because all I have, I am taking with me. I, Iris Smith, will my ability to sew, to any girl who desires it as a hobby. I, Deborah Stewart, will my sweet, sedate, and charming ways to Diane Bracey, hoping that she will use these conservatively, because they are really needed along with many other qualities that are missing. I, Jean Taylor, will all of my old report cards to my brother, Russell Taylor, with hopes that he can improve them. I, Ernestine Tomes, will Constance Lundy my seat at the lunch table with hopes that she will always be full before leaving it. I, Marion Wilson, will my voice to the 1961-62 cheerleaders because they need Help. I, Mildred Wilson, will to Diane Turner, the success that I enjoyed at Peabody High School. I, Janet Wyatt, will Barbara Ford any boy in Peabody; sorry, but I ' M taking Lewis Turner with me. I, Rose Wyatt, will Yvonne Taylor, my evening gown to go to the prom, providing she finds an escort. I, Jean Randolph, will good luck and best wishes to Mr. L. Mason, Jr., who worked so diligently with the yearbook staff of 62. 92 Class Prophecy The year is 1975 and the air controlman, Benny Saunders, is announcing to the pilot, Robert Lewis, to land on landing strip no. 2. We are getting off the plane in Successville, which is the beatnik name for Happy Land.” As we enlighted, I noticed Joel Wallace who was also on the plane. I asked him if he knew any good night spots, and he laughted and said, I own night clubs all over the world; and right, now I am on my way to check on one of my businesses here in Successville. Well, what are we waiting for, lets go! As we approach the new night club, we see Connie Bryant, Carl Edwards and William King doing the electrical work and putting up the new neon sign readi ng, Merton Williams, Disc jockey, and John Bailey on drums. The great success of the club is credited to the music composer Colbert Gales. After eating dinner, we were on our way to the largest hotel in Successville, which was designed by Gayle Carter and exclusively decorated by Patricia Mitchell and Walter Moore, when we saw two photographers Harold Hollaway and Fletcher Blackwell, who rushed by to snap a picture of the champion boxer, Benjamin Fields. On the next day as we were touring the city, one of our constituents was suddenly attacked by a strange illness. He was rushed to die general hospital where a corp of doctors and nurses were trying to diagnose his case. They called in the medical technician, Dora Perry and the X-ray technician Janet Wyatt. Among the corps of doctors and nurses were Gloria Carey, Marion Wilson, Mildred Wilson, William Carter, Leroy Jones and George Crittenden. As we entered the industrial section of the city, we noticed the large engineering plant owned and operated by the agricultural engineer, Charles Mitchell. His staff consisted of the electronic engineers Joseph Richardson, Thomas Price, Floyd Peebles, and Mar vino Hill. The civil engineers were Betty Mitchell, Samuel Madden, James Sidney, Paul Robertson, and Kenneth Williams, and the mechanical engineers were John Brooks and Daniel Gilliam. The secretaries of the various engineers were Priscilla Jones, Margie Johnson, Catherine Parham, Authuxette Miller, Edith Morton, Bertha Perkins, Ann Pierce, Jean Taylor, Barbara McCray and Ernestine Williams. We passed the city library where Ruth Morgan is the librarian. There was a teachers ' conference in session. Attending this convention were the following high school teachers of history: Virginia Mann, Teresa Ward, Ernest Brooks, Leroy Edmonds, John Lee, and Earl Parham; of elementary education: Annie Byrd, Barbara Me Kenney, Arnita Minter, Yvonne Richardson, Thelma Young, James Byrd, and Marion Jones; of physical education: Viola Crews, Delores Smith and Margaret Walker, and a Spanish interpeter Deborah Stewart. The college in Successville is located about two blocks from the library. As we approached the college, I could see the new domintory that was being built for the freshman boys. I was told that the plans for the building had been drafted by Joseph Baskerville. As I came closer to the building, I saw John E. Jones laying bricks. The building is to be completed by September of 1976. I went into the main office and there sat Courtney Powell, who is a music teacher at the college. She was having a discussion with the band instructor Maggie Phillips, They told me that a concert was to be held at the college at 6:00 p.m. featuring Gloria Berry and William Lee. After the concert, Joel reminded me that there was a lot more of Successville to see. This time he took me to the shopping center that had been recently rebuilt. We went into a large department store where I purchased some suits. However, they had to be altered by the seamstresses in the store, who were Otelia Blackwell, Mary Green, Annette Kates, and Rose Wyatt. One of the suits had been tailor made by Richard Jackson. While looking around the store, I noticed two ladies in wave uniforms looking at sale prices, and to my surprise, they were Vandelia Kelly and Josephine Redd, two of my classmates. As I engaged, in a conversation with them I found out that Melvin Clarke had become a naval officer and Robert Clarke enlisted in the army. By this time, my packages were wrapped and I said goody-by, and left. Also located in the business section was a medical arts building. I went into the building and looked around. I was surprised to see all the different branches of sciences on the directory. But as I read on, I concluded that the building also had a section for the city clinic, On the list were three excellent pediatricians, Virginia Fultz, Paulette Jones and Fannie Riley, all who had received their M.D. s. The occupational therapist was Brenda Gatlin and the physical therapist was Lewis Turner. As I read on, the names became more familiar. There were my old friends Jean Randolph, a child psychologist, Ernestine Tomes, a physiologist, William Jones, a physical geographist, Doris Graves, a clinical psychologist, Linwood Neverson and Fred Roy all, psychiatrists, and Sadie Chavis, Zealia Greene, Sandra Johnson, Cornelia Owens, and Paul Robertson were all successful sociologists. I was so enthusiastic about all my friends ' success in Successville, that I forgot about visiting the Thweatt Missile Plant, which was named for the nuclear physicist, James Thweatt. However, I heard that the electronic technician was Clarence Hite and the electrical technician, Kenneth Manson. On the next day, I was sorry I had to leave for home because I had not had enough: time to visit the entire city of Successville. On the way to the airport we passed a beautiful Kingdom Hall of Jehovah ' s Witnesses, where Juanita Smith is a missionary. Just around the corner from the Kingdom Hall was a large building. I asked Joel what the building was used for, and he said it was a building for mechanics. He said he didn ' t know much about the type of work they did, but the. mechanics were Robert Chieves, Walter Edwards, Rockwell Hargraves, Charles Dickens, Thomas Tucker and Lawrence Reed. Upstairs in the building were three I. B. M. operators, Victoria Livingston, Jewel Manson, and Ruby Jones, and two accountants, Gloria Brown and Iris Smith. • As we went into the lobby of the airport, we heard the announcement that our plane was in need of repairs and that the aviation mechanics John F. Jones and Richard Howard were working very hard to find the trouble. As we sat down to wait for the plane to be repaired, I noticed Doris Richardson and Paul Berry getting off another plane, returning to their work in Successville. As we left the ground, I looked back happily at the small city of Successville where the class of 1962 had successfully accomplished their goals. Indeed a job well done. Patricia Mitchell Reporter Class Flirt Best Posture Loudest Most Energetic Most Dependable Best Student Class Pest Most Likeable FILL IN THE CORRECT NUMBER Most Likely to Succeed _____ Most Attractive _ Most Romantic _____ Best Actor and Actress Most Ambitious _ Most Studious Best Built 94 FILL IN THE CORRECT NUMBER Best Actor and Actress Class Pest Most Ambitious Class Flirt Best Posture Most Handsome Cutest Most Talkative Best Student Most Musical Most Energetic Most Likely to Succeed Most Versatile Class Cry Baby Loudest Quietest Most Studious 95 Most Popular Best Dancer Most Talkative Shyest Laziest Class Filibusterer Most Versatile Most Conceited FILL IN THE CORRECT NUMBER Most Artistic ___ Class Cry Baby Most Handsome and Cutest Best Dress Quietest Most Musical Class Clown 96 FILL IN THE CORRECT NUMBER. Class Pest Quietest Most Likeable Best Built Most Energetic Most Musical Most Likely to Succeed Best Actor and Actress Best Posture Most Attractive Most Romantic Best Dress Best Student Loudest Most Ambitious Most Dependable 97 3 CAN YOU IDENTIFY THEM 4 5 6 FILL IN THE CORRECT NUMBER. Class Cry Baby Most Ambitious Most Likeable Best Student Shyest Most Conceited Best Dress Most Musical Best Built Most Dependable Most Energetic Most Attractive Best Student Laziest Loudest Class Pest 98 7 Advertisements Congratulations! Graduates! ! Congratulations Graduates! Although now you are graduates, you can do a great service for the rest of us, if you never cease to be students — l ooking for opportunities and ways to cherish the American system of free enterprise and to improve the American way of life. You can be thankful for free schools in a country where you are free to worship and work and think and talk as you please. This is your heritage from the people who built America. 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