Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

THE ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS THE PEABODIAN VOLUME XII! 1963 PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, and what I ought to do, by the grace of God, I will do. 1 IN MEMORIAM Clyde Swanson Scott Mr. Clyde S. Scott, who was the fifth principal of Peabody High School, served from 1951 to 1961. He was a native of Clover, Virginia and a graduate of North Carolina A T Col- lege and Columbia University. Walter B. Tynes Mr. Walter B. Tynes served as an instructor in the Industrial Arts Department of Peabody High School from 1943 to 1962. He was a native of Roanoke, Virginia and attended Virginia State College where he received the B.S. and M. S. Degrees . ' O living will that shalt endure When all that seems shall suffer shock, Rise in the spiritual rock. Flow through our deeds and make them pure. That we may lift from out of dust A voice as unto him that hears A cry above the conquered years To one that with us works, and trust. With faith that comes of self-control, The truths that never can be proved Until we close with all we loved. And all we flow from, soul in soul. Alfred Tennyson FOREWORD ALMA MATES ¥- HZS. V..,— I sa t ' t ' ABop.) WS: ili OUIL dm lM4 Ou L u e. ' poft. -gj T : i— ? — r X y -f - T T e pages tha o ow m this IiJi a.re ? • !� ' to clironicle the events br the y«ar p f ' nat were bf ' c ncOTfli to the ' ' fcuaentsy a ' hd their Instructors, whose voices were heard in the classrooms and coxxidor sJgf Lhis school, i We have endeavored to record graphically, with -truth -and- sinde-rity, the v achieyO ments, successes, and en the failures th at- w pre - a- fc- -rv oi- llfear . . . one in a longriii ory-. - Th ' sages memory fades, and that it is IliselP o havd a record y --t “-in;Maek“-an4-w-hite--te authenticate the storiee-ef youthftha would other --- e— •-X-wtee n t ' IP -fee inexorable passing of the years-;, So,- y; — jV nfi oifor liat ptoduced ' this tJbo ' k is justified Tf it serye s to • ' precious “memory . . . a“moment or an ihour . a dear’ friend sTupyorT | ! T ' Tl r ollection ' of the io ' y ' aird eiSberance of Vouth that ■ ' s pur sliivtHs a gs of 1963 rr-L,i -if-- U, W it is IMo hi art f of - lti e V P mil i , ’ J J J A. r. l)€ 00 k ImII 0 pemsh JL ' M. M- -I Q-U ■fr o ' A Vo 4 ee. 3 Mrs. Florence T. Walker To a friend, a confidant and advisor . . . who gave each of us words of counsel and encouragement when the road was rough and the journey long. We gratefully acknowledge the help and inspiration you have given us and in gratitude and admiration, we dedicate to you, our 1963 annual. 4 What we hope ever to do with ease we must first learn to do with diligence . -- Samuel Johnson CONTENTS ANNUAL STAFF As Adviser of the 1963 ' Peabodian, ” it has been my privilege to work with the Senior Class to produce their pictorial place in the sun . It is my hope in the long years ahead, as you pursue your various endeavors, that when you turn back the pages of time and review this annual, your moments of nostalgia will be pleasant ones and you will gain satisfaction from the 1963 edition of the Peabodian. Lawrence Mason, Jr. Adviser 6 Laura Hendrick Associate Editor Mary Morgan Photo Editor ANNUAL STAFF It is with considerable pride and satisfaction that the 1963 edition of the Peabodian” is pre- sented to you. An annual serves various purposes to numer- ous people. But perhaps the only mutual pur- pose is that of a collection of memories, a time of reflections, Many years hence, if this volume serves to recall a memory, an hour, a day, then my endeavors as editor-in-chief will have become fruitful. Constance Lee Editor -in -Chief Mary Gilliam Copy Editor Ronald Martin Art Editor Diane Bracey Business Manager 7 ANNUAL STAFF TYPISTS PHOTO ASSISTANTS Willa Mae Barber Brenda McNear Steve Brown Thomas Ann Braden Alice Stewart Samuel Putney Carolyn Brown Dorothy Valentine Fannie Jones Not Pictured . . . ORCHIDS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT Eileen Redd ART ASSISTANT Gloria Branch W alter Brown WRITERS Alice Bland Lillian Curley Yvonne Heath Nadine Hinnant Joyce Houston Yvonne Taylor Nancy Thompson Walter Watson 8 9 ADMINISTRATION The world we live in places many varied and exacting demands upon us . In order to meet successfully the demands placed upon individuals competing in the world today, it is absolutely mandatory that one be adequately prepared. It is with a great deal of satisfaction and pride that we offer our sincere con- gratulations to the graduates of 1963. The achievement of this high point in your lives is ample evidence that you recognize the need to prepare yourselves for successful living in our rapidly changing world. Be satisfied in the knowledge that Peabody has every confidence in your ability to achieve those worthy goals for which you aspire. Again, congratulations and good luck. Elmore E. Rainey Principal 10 Members of the graduating class of 1963, you have my sincere wishes for suc- cess and happiness as you aspire to new heights and goal. Your accomplishment, graduating from high school, is a most significant mile- stone on your journey of life. You are expected to be courageous and creative in efforts to make some corner on the road ahead a better place because of your presence. I am hopeful that you will be successful in your endeavors whatever they might be and that Peabody has prepared you to meet the many challenges that lie ahead . Jesse C. Williams Assistant Principal A S S I S T A N T P R I N C I P A L ADMINISTRATION 11 Mrs. La Verne R. Pervall Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mary G. Wilson OFFICE PERSONNEL Miss Joyce Smith FACULTY ABODY Ralph D. Dickens Mathematics Science PEABODY Milton W. Ferguson Mathematics Science Mrs. Cherrie Henderson Mathematics Milton J. Hilliard Mathematics Miss Gloria M. Keene Mathematics Science Mrs. Geraldine D. Jordan Mathematics Senior Adviser Mathematics Club Mrs. Grace V. Norbrey Mathematics Science Chairman, Eighth Grade George S. Walker M.athematics Mrs. Thelma S. Wyatt M athematics Mathematics Club Clarence W. Galloway Science Senior Adviser FACULTY Matthew Gilliam Science Mrs. Harriet]. Evans Science Mrs. Odessa Ridley Science Mathematics Science Club Mrs. Marian L. Walker Science Mrs. Helen S. Williams Science Science Club Noah H. Mandy Art Art Club Miss Grayce M. Townes Librarian Projectionist Club Library Club Senior Adviser Joe L. Simmons Science Mathematics Mrs. Delores W. Haley Business F.B.L.A. Lawrence Mason, Jr. Business Yearbook Adviser F.B.L.A. PEABODY Mrs. Vivian H. West Busin ess F.B.L.A. James L. Boone P.E. Science JV Basketball Team Miss Arlene Hairston Physical Education Cheerleaders Albert W. Jones P.E. Health Football Track Teams Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie Physical Education Majorettes, Pep Club Grade Level Counselor Carl E. Peal Physical Education Basketball Team 16 Sylvester Blue General Business I.C.T. D.O. Club FACULTY John W. Brown Mechanical Drawing Ernest Chambliss Auto Mechanics General Business Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Miss Bertha B. Bailey Latin Dramatics Club Chairman, Ninth Grade Miss Carolyn A. Horne Latin English 17 Mrs. ElvaM. Hollins Spanish Student Council Publications James D. Smith Latin Mrs. Edith S. Allen English Grade Level Counselor Dramatics Club Senior Adviser Mrs. V a. Dare Bennett Home Economics N.H.A. Dramatics Clubs Chairman, Tenth Grade PEABODY Mrs. Emily M. Turner Home Economics Grade Level Counselor, N.H.A. Mrs. Rose W. Barnes English Chairman, Tenth Grade Student Council Mrs. Florence D. Brown English Sr. Adviser, Honor Society M rs. Martha Dance English History Miss Ruby N. Fields English Miss Edith L. Oliver English Mrs. Ophelia G. Hawkes English FACULTY Miss Geraldine Maclin English Mrs. Marie M. Maniego English Chairman, Eleventh Grade Mrs. Marva Z. Durant English Miss Marjorie L. Neely English Mrs. LaVerne R. Pervall English Guidance Counselor Honor Society Leon P. Adkins Government History Miss Lydia L. Aikens History French PEABODY FACULTY Miss Canzata Buone Geography History Grade Level Counselor Robert E. Davis History Baseball JV Football Teams Charles R. Goode Flistory Government Safety Patrol Grade Level Counselor Senior Adviser Roland E. Lewis History Mrs. Eloise J. Moore 20 History Health Chairman, Eighth Grade mumjMij.1 m Eiusi lj I ' la. -jimi Mrs. Edith Allen Hermanze Fauntleroy Mrs. Marjorie Fisher Twelfth Grade Eleventh Grade Tenth Grade Mrs. Vivian West Tenth Grade GRADE COUNSELORS Miss Canzata Boone Ninth Grade Mrs. Emily Turner Ninth Grade Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie Eighth Grade Charles Goode Eighth Grade HISMiBliH iaMMiBBMi FACULTY Clarence W. Galloway Teacher, educator, scholar. Many things could be said about CLARENCE W. GALLOWAY. He first came to Peabody in 1926. Since then he has taught Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and General Science. He organized Boy Scouting in Petersburg, attended the National Scouting School in Atlanta, Georgia, and is a past president of the Interstate Athletic Association. He has been an athletic coach and holds the distinction of having won the first football championship in the history of Peabody. In addition, he has coached the Dramatics Team, the Debating Team, and sponsored the Hi Y Glub. Mr. Galloway attended the public schools in Danville, Virginia, received the Bachelor of Science Degree from Wilberforce University and the Master of Sci- ence Degree from Hampton Institute. He is a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Virginia Teachers ' Associa- tion, Teachers ' Gooperative Association, National Biology Teachers ' Associa- tion, and the National Chemistry Teachers ' Association. Mr. Galloway is a member of St. Stephens Episcopal Church where he has been a senior warden. 22 FACULTY FOCUS SYLVESTER W. BLUE, a member of our faculty, received his elementary and high school education in Hampton, Virginia. He then went to Virginia State Col- lege and received the B.S. Degree in Industrial Education, He has done graduate study at Hampton Institute, Virginia State College and Richmond Professional Institute . He holds membership in the following organizations: Teachers ' Cooperative As- sociation, Virginia Teachers ' Association, Old Dominion Vocational Associa- tion, Old Dominion Industrial Teachers ' Association, American Vocational As- sociation and is First Anti Basileus of the Delta Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He is also a member of Zion Baptist Church. While here at Peabody he has influenced and aided in the shaping of many youth- ful lives. He served as coach of Football, Basketball, and Track from 1936 to 1951. He masterminded championship football teams during the years of 1937, 38, 39 and 42; championship boys basketball teams in 1941 and 51; also, several girls basketball championships between the late 30 ' s and early 40 ' s. Since joining our staff he has taught General Shop, Building Trades and Drafting. He now serves as Industrial Cooperative Training Coordinator and advisor of the I.C.T. Club for which he has won several state championships. 23 STUDENT GOVERNMENT The day so long awaited is here . . . and we are overwhelmed with mixed emotions. We are thrilled at the thought of the challenge the future holds, and we are eager to experience it, but we are a bit reluctant to depart from the familiar things. Faces and places, dear friends, and all that we revered, we shall leave. For, it is written that even this shall pass away, ” and we resolutely face the inevitable future that our sojourn here has prepared meet. Brenda Evans, President Student Council SENIORS Mrs. Geraldine D. Jordan Lawrence Mason, Jr. Miss Grayce M. Townes SENIOR ADVISERS Clarence W. Galloway Mrs. ' Sadie B. Gist Mrs. Florence D. Brown Chairman Mrs. Edith S. Allen Charles R. Goode Gilbert Griffin Constance Lee Joyce Houston Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Walter Watson President CLASS OFFICERS Ora Green Treasurer F ellow -clas smates ; As graduates in the year 1963, we are facing perhaps the most perflexLng, com- plicating and challenging world any group of students has ever had to face . Are we ready? Naturally we evidenced many weak- nesses . . . we cannot say that this was the best class ever to be graduated from Peabody -- such judgement is beyond our limits . But we have accepted our challenge and exerted a definite drive forward -- each in his chosen realm. As freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and now seniors in this great school, we re- present a variety in po tential and a variety in fulfillment . It is left to each of us to make our own unique contribution to society. For what then would we be remembered? Strivers, doers, successes, failures . . . we would then be remembered as strivers . Eileen Redd Chaplain OH, SPIRIT FREE In our present day society it is increas- ingly important that one possess spirit and pride: spirit for what one does, and pride in what one accomplishes . As a thriving community and ambitious school, Petersburg residents and high school students approach their life and work with spirit and take genuine pride in their accomplishments. As young adults, our unbounded enthu- siasm and unconquerable spirit is demonstrated in various and diverse ways. Whether it be in the classroom, on the dance floor, in a money- raising drive, on the football field, in the bleachers, or in giving an election speech, we exhibit our vivacity, vigor, and willingness to participate and serve. The Peabody spirit is an effervescent sparkle that affects our life and our school. We display this spirit in our eager competition in the classroom, in athletics, in school and community functions . But like energy, this spirit must be harnessed and directed to the correct channels in order to be a useful, constructive force, one inspiring pride. We take pride in our growing community, its beauty, modern pace, and flourishing atmosphere. We enjoy doing our work well, improving not only our school and community, but also ourselves. We are proud of our accomplishments as a school, as individuals, and as a com- munity. Our pride in our achievements, whether scholastic honors, sports records, or citizenship awards, is evinced in recognition of such success. May these achievements be but step- ping stones to the realization of future and greater goals . INSPIRING PRIDE 28 Often our daily school work tends to become routine. However, our work can be less wearisome and more en- joyable if we approach it with the intent to do our best. The sense of satisfaction we derive from having done our best makes even the most menial tasks interesting and worth- while . As students of Peabody High School, known for its excellent college pre- paratory program, we are offered a wide range of subjects taught by over sixty well -qualified instructors. The subject content of our courses is cons- tantly being revised upward v ith new, advanced courses added to the school ' s curriculum as the need arises. We are proud of our work. We are proud of the increasing number of stu- dents enrolling in the advan ced colle- giate courses. We are proud of the stu- dents on the Honor Roll, of the many winners of academic contests, of the students who graduate with honors. We enjoy being challenged by our class work, which forces us to work to the best of our ability, putting forth our best efforts. We take pride in doing our work well. PRIDE IN OUR WORK Barber , Earl General Vocational Trade Ambition; Artist Basketball Team Barber, Willie Mae Louvenia General Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A., I.C.T., Yearbook Staff Belle, Frank Osborne General Vocational Trade Ambition; Successful Mechanic Projection Crew, Art Industrial Arts Club Bland, Alice Rosetta Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Laboratory Technician National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Math Club Bethel, Winston Patrick Collegiate Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Projection Crew, Basketball Team SENIORS Boone, Mary Lou Collegiate Ambition; P. E. Instructor Art Club Bonner, Bossie Vocational Trade Ambition; Professional Football Player Football, Baseball Basketball Teams Bracey, Diane Arnita Collegiate Ambition: Professional Nurse Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Major- ette Squad -- Head Majorette 30 Brown, Carolyn Elaine General Ambition: Secretary Yearbook Staff, Art In- dustrial Arts Clubs SENIORS Brown, Rosa Lee General Ambition: Physician Pep Club Braden, Thomas Ann Business Education Secretarial Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A., Yearbook Staff. Art Club Bragg, Alvin Leonard Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Lawyer Politician Baseball Track Teams, Dramatics Club Branch, Gloria Jean Collegiate Ambition; Professional Nurse Yearbook Staff, Majorette Squad, Dramatics Art Clubs Brown. Steve Allen Collegiate Ambition: Sociologist Yearbook Staff, Art Dra- matics Clubs Brown, Walter Raymond Collegiate Ambition: Interior Decorator Yearbook Staff. Baseball Team, Safety Patrol Brown, Willie Archard General Vocational Ambition: Mechanic D. O. Club 31 Crews, Charles Alexander General Vocational Trade Ambition: Auto Mechanic Latin Club Curley. Lillian Arnita Collegiate Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Yearbook Staff, Band Club, Choir Dillard. John Albert Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher Basketball Team, Latin Art Clubs Dance . Edward General Minimum Daniel, Rovenia General Homemaking Economics Ambition; Registered Nurse N.H.A.. I.C.T. SENIORS Edmonds. Patricia Diane Collegiate Ambition: Teacher Majorette Squad, Latin Club Edmonds, Stanley Dwight Collegiate Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Baseball. Football Basketball Teams. Track Team Edwards. Lucious Jr. Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher Band. Track Team, Industrial Arts Club 32 Epps, Denton Alexander Vocational Trade Ambition: Auto Mechanic Industrial Arts Club, Baseball T rainer SENIORS Evans, Brenda ernette Collegiate Ambition: P. E. Teacher Student Council, Cheering Squad, Art Club Edwards, Rosetta Johnnie Ann General Ambition: Nurse Latin I.C.T. Clubs, Choir Edwards, Ruth Mae General Ambition: Nurse N.H.A. Art Clubs Elam, Thelma Elizabeth Collegiate Ambition: Seamstress Industrial Arts Latin Clubs Evans, Dorothy Mae General Ambition: Secretary Foreman, George Leroy Collegiate Ambition: Electrical Engineer Art, Latin Industrial Arts Clubs Fowlkes, Oscar Lewis Collegiate Ambition: Radio Television Technician Projection Crew, Library Art Clubs 33 Goode, Edward Joseph General Vocational Trade Ambition: Brick Mason Art Industrial Arts Clubs SENIORS Friend, Ann Lee Collegiate Ambition: Therapist (Physical) Choir, Band, Latin Club Gilliam, Mary Emma Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Mathematician Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, Science Club, Math Club Glass, Ronald Jerome Collegiate Ambition: Musician Band, Track Team, Latin Club Goode, Collie Randolph Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher Football, Baseball Track Teams Goode, Frances Ann Business Education (Secretarial) Ambition: Successful Secretary Future Business Leaders of America Greene, Sandra Nan Collegiate Ambition: IBM Operator I.C.T., Industrial Arts Art Clubs Green, Ora Estelle General Homemaking Economics Ambition: Seamstress N.H.A., Cheering Squad, Art Club 34 Hayes, John Wilson Collegiate Ambition: Dietitian Choir, I.C.T. Science Clubs SENIORS Griffin, Gilbert Paul Collegiate Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Safety Patrol, Track Team Hardy, Betty Jean Business Education (Clerical) F.B.L.A., Latin Club, Student Council Harville, Mildred Delores Eari Collegiate Ambition: Nurse I.C.T,, Art Industrial Arts Clubs Hill, Joan Theresa Collegiate Ambition: Registered Nurse N.H.A., Industrial Arts Art Clubs Heath, Yvonne Rolette Collegiate Ambition: Secretary (Private) National Honor Society, Ma- jorette Squad, Yearbook Staff Hendrick, Laura Virginia Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Mathematician Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, Choir, F.B.L.A., Math Club Hill, W alter Jr. Collegiate Ambition: Psychologist Track Football Teams, I.C.T. 5 Johnson, Cleveland Alexander General Vocational Trade Ambition: Success in Life Latin Art Clubs, Industrial Arts Club SENIORS Hines, Nathaniel General Vocational Trade Ambition; Brick Mason Industrial Arts Art Clubs Hinnant, Ella Nadine Collegiate Ambition; Registered Nurse Yearbook Staff, Choir, N.H.A., National Honor Society Jones, Fannie Mae Business Education (Secretarial) Ambition: Private ' Secretary Yearbook Staff, F.B.L.A. Houston, Joyce Bernadette Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Medical Technologist Yearbook Staff, Science Club, National Honor Society Jones, Raymond Curtis General Vocational Trade Ambition: History Teacher Industrial Arts Club Jones, Stanley Alexander General Vocational Trade Ambition: Carpenter Industrial Arts Club King. Doreatha General Ambition: Bookkeeper I.C.T., F.B.L.A. Martin, Ronald Craig Collegiate Ambition: P. E. Teacher Yearbook Staff, Football Track Teams SENIORS Mason, Claudia Jean General Ambition: Typist Lundy, Constance Gloria Collegiate Ambition: Teacher Student Council, Choir, Cheering Squad Lee, Constance Delores Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Industrial Mathematician National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Science Math Clubs Lundy, Brenda Ann Collegiate Ambition: Concert Flutist Band, Choir, Dramatics Club Mason, Raymond Lee General Vocational Trade Ambition: Military Life Industrial Arts Club McKeever, Merle Otelia Business Education Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A. McNear, Brenda Lee General Ambition: Secretary Yearbook Staff, F.B.L.A., I.C.T. 37 Morgan, Mary Virginia Collegiate Ambition: Vocal Music Teacher Choir, Yearbook Staff, l.C.T. Newson, Rita Diann Business Education (Secretarial) Ambition: Private Secretary F.B.L.A., Dramatics Club Payton, Linwood Owens General Vocational Trade Ambition: Electrician Industrial Arts C lub Phillips, Albert Alfonso Collegiate Ambition: Electrical Engineer Basketball Team, l.C.T. Pegram, Raymond Nelson General Ambition: Mechanic Industrial Arts Art Clubs SENIORS Phillips, Rachel Beatrice Collegiate Ambition: Physician National Honor Society, Safety Patrol, Latin Club Polk, Jacquelyn Collegiate Ambition: Social Worker Cheering Squad, Industrial Arts Club Pryor, John Freeman General Vocational Collegiate Ambition: Electrical Engineer Industrial Arts Club 38 Redd, Polly Ann Eileen ■ Collegiate Ambition: Interior Decorator I National Honor Society, Year- I book Staff, Science Club SENIORS Putney, Samuel Steven Collegiate Ambition: Contractor Latin Art Clubs, Yearbook Staff Raigns, Frank Lister General Minimum Ambition: Air Force Serviceman Art Industrial Arts Clubs Redd, Josephine Loretta General Ambition; Join the Waves Art Club, I.C.T. Reynolds, Patricia Ann Collegiate Ambition: Psychologist Industrial Arts « Art Clubs Richardson, Jacqueline Delorij General Ambition: Nurse Ridley, Isaac Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Football Track Teams, Drama- tics Club Roach, Helen Barbara General Home Economics Ambition: Beautician 39 I Roberts, Gail Collegiate Ambition: Seamstress N.H.A., Industrial Arts Club Robinson, Corrine Laura General Minimum Ambition: Nurse Art Club Roy, Carol Ann General Ambition: Nurse Industrial Arts Club Ruffin, Howard Randolph General Vocational Trade Ambition: General Contractor Industrial Arts Club Scott, Robert Wayne General Minimum Ambition: Professional Golfer Industrial Arts I.C.T. Clubs SENIORS Simmons, Calvert Emanuel General Vocational Trade Ambition: Lawyer Art Industrial Arts Clubs Smith, Matilda Ann General Ambition: Registered Nurse Latin Art Club« Smith, Terry Cosby Collegiate Ambition: Accountant Library Club 40 Thompson, Nancy Ann Collegiate Ambition: Registered Nurse Safety Patrol, I.C.T., Year- book Staff SENIORS Thompson, Zelma Ozette Collegiate Ambition: Interior Decorator Industrial Arts Dramatics Clubs, Choir Stewart, Alice Elizabeth General Ambition: Secretary F.B.L.A,, Yearbook Staff, Art I.C.T. Clubs Stewart, Richard Alexander General Vocational Trade Ambition: Radio Television T echnician Art Industrial Arts Clubs Taylor, Yvonne Geraldine Collegiate Ambition: Physical Therapist Choir, Student Council, Yearbook Staff Thweatt, Timothy Collegiate Ambition: Professional Actor Dramatics Club, Track Team Tucker, Bernice General Minimum Ambition: Beautician Art Club, N.H.A. Twyne, Joseph Elmer Collegiate Ambition: History Teacher Band -- Drum Major, Choir, Publications 41 Valentine, Dorothy Olivia General Ambition: Barber F.B.L.A., Yearbook Staff, Art Club Viverette, William Claude Collegiate Ambition: Career in Air Force W alker, Joyce General Ambition: Model Art Industrial Arts Clubs Watson, Walter Herbert Collegiate Ambition: Lawyer Politician Yearbook Staff Warren, Roderick Jarrathan General Ambition: Football Player Football Track Teams SENIORS Williams, Thomas Neal General Minimum Ambition: Mechanic Art, Industrial Arts Clubs, Band Winfield, James McArthur Vocational Collegiate Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Student Council, N.H.A,, Industrial Arts Art Club Wright, Luevenia Ann Collegiate Ambition: Nurse I.C.T., N.H.A. Clubs 42 CLASS HISTORY Nineteen Hundred-Sixty Three marks the end of five wonderful years here at Peabody High School. We leave now, taking with us memories that will last a lifetime. Most of us remember our first day at Peabody. We have to admit now that we were pretty shy and green, but we were anxious to begin our work. On our first day here, we were welcomed to the school by Mr. Charles Goode and in turn were assigned to various homerooms in which we were registered. As time gradually went by, we became acquainted with the traditions of high school. Many of us joined clubs and organizations, among them being the Library Club, Industrial Arts Club, Student Council, Majorette Squad, Latin Club, Polygon Club, Football Team, Basketball Team, and Track Team. It was during this year that a member of our class became Miss Peabody queen for 1959-60. She was Ellen Redd. During this year the football and basketball teams became undefeated VIA champions. Many of our boys contributed their efforts to make this possible during that year. As we entered our third year at Peabody, many more of us became active and participated in various clubs and organizations. Many of us had the chance to attend conferences and festivals. Joyce Houston won fourth place in the Elementary Algebra Quiz at the District Science and Mathematics Conference. During this year some students were qualified for induction into the Peabody Chapter of the National Honor Society. Those students were Eileen Redd, Rachel Phillips, hlary Gilliam, Joyce Houston, Yvonne Heath, and Constance Lee. Yvonne Taylor was the fourth runner up in the Miss Peabody contest. A session later, we were juniors. We entered our junior year with intense anticipation of the events to come. We organized the junior class with the following persons elected as officers; president, Alvin Bragg; vice-president, Mary Gilliam; secretary, Joyce Houston, assistant secretary, Diane Bracey, treas- urer, Constance Lee; chaplain. Ora Green; parliamentarian, Yvonne Heath; reporter, Nancy Thompson. After organizing, we selected our class rings and then began to prepare a program for Junior Day. We presented to the student body a program entitled Junior Bowl which was a program similar to the College Bowl presented on television. The time finally came in which we had to make preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom. We selected as our theme Rendevous of the Stars. When that night came, we can all say that we really enjoyed ourselves. During this year some of our students became noted in various contests, festivals, and conferences. Nancy Thompson was elected the president of the State I.C.T. (Industrial Co-operative Training); Walter Hill won first place in Public speaking in the State I.C.T. Convention; Yvonne Heath won third place in the Spelling Contest (I.C.T.). Laura Hendrick won third place in the District Science and Math ematics Conference in Intermediate Algebra; Yvonne Heath was elected vice-president of the Student Council. Constance Lee was the second runner-up in the Miss Peabody Contest. Next on the agenda was the appointment of the Yearbook Staff. After filling out applications the follow- ing persons were selected for the positions: Editor-in-Chief, Constance Lee; Associate Editor, Laura Hendrick; Copy Editor, Mary Gilliam; Photo Editor, Mary Morgan; Art Editor, Ronald Martin; Assistant, Gloria Branch; Business Manager, Diane Bracey; Assistant, Eileen Redd; Writers, Alice Bland, Lillian Curley, Yvonne Heath, Nadine Hinnant, Joyce Houston, Nancy Thompson, Walter Watson, Yvonne Tay- lor; Typists, Willie Mae Barber, Thomas Ann Braden, Carolyn Brown, Fannie Jones, Brenda McNear, Alice Stewart, and Dorothy Valentine. We finally reached our long awaited Senior Year. We organized the class with the following officers being elected: President, Walter Watson; Vice-president, Gilbert Griffin; Secretary, Constance Lee; Assistant Secretary, Joyce Houston; Treasurer, Ora Green; Chaplain, Eileen Redd. Diane Bracey became head majorette and Joseph Twyne became drum-major during this year. Three seniors were inducted into the Peabody Chapter of the National Honor Society. They were Alice Bland, Laura Hendrick, and Nadine Hinnant. Brenda Evans became president of the Student Council, and Mary Gilliam was second runner-up in the Miss Peabody contest. We have spent five wonderful years at Peabody, but like all wonderful things, they must end. We are facing this vast world, well prepared, and aware of the hardships that we are to endure. Filled with knowledge given to us by our teachers, and b ' our experiences here at Peabody, we are going to lift high the dignity of Peabody, bring out its culture, and the principles for which it stands. Historian Jovce Houston 43 “LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT” Peabody High School Wesley and Federal Streets Petersburg, Virginia We, the Seniors of Peabody High School of the aforesaid city and state in the year, one thousand nine- hundred and sixty -three, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Willie Mae Barber, will my ability to graduate in my home state to Robert Loftis. I, Frank Belle, will my ability to graduate to Pearlie Mae White. 1, Winston Bethel, will John Stackhouse a bottle of Coppertone. 1, Alice Bland, will my seat in Physics and Solid Geometry classes to anyone who has the nerve to take the subjects. 1, Mary Boone, will my seat in the senior class to Peola Rogers. I, Diane Bracey, will my position as head majorette to Iretha Hines. 1, Thomas Ann Braden, will my seat in the senior class to June Wright. 1, Gloria Branch, will the best of luck to everyone at Peabody. 1, Rosa Brown, have nothing to will because 1 need all that 1 have. 1, Charles Crews, will my ability to graduate to John Tatum. 1, Lillian Curley, will my brother Mack my seat in the senior class. I, Edward Dance, will my best wishes to all remaining students. 1, Rovenia Daniels, will Betty Battle my seat in the senior class. 1, Rosetta Edwards, will my best wishes to the remaining students at Peabody. I, Thelma Elam, leave my loud mouth to all quiet persons. I, Denton Epps, have nothing to will because I ' m taking everything with me. 1, Brenda Evans, will my position as President of the Student Council to anyone who has the qualifications 1, George Foreman, will my ability to stay awake in class to Arthur Kates. I, Oscar Fowlkes, will Frank Davis my seat in the senior class. 1, Ann Friend, will my sincerity to anyone who is not sincere. I, Mary Gilliam, bequeath the iniative to finish school to all the remaining students and, to Mr. Mason, success in all of his endeavors. 1, Ronald Glass, will my ability to be successful on the track team to Eddie Wyatt. 1, Frances Goode, will my ability to graduate to all the remaining students. 1, Ora Green, will my seat in the senior class to Dorothy Parker. I, Betty Hardy, will the ability to get along with others to those who need it. I, Mildred Harville, will my ability to graduate to my sister Geraldine Harville. I, John Hayes, will to all the teachers the pleasure of knowing that I ' m gone. I, Yvonne Heath, will to the eighth graders my hard-earned seat in the senior class. , I, Laura Hendrick, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to any underclassmen who find it hard to do so. I, Nathaniel Hines, will my ability to graduate to Robert Keiser. I, Nadine Hinnant, will to Johnnie Hinnant the ability to study and be serious in class. I, Joyce Houston, will my seat in the Honor Society to my brother. I, Cleveland Johnson, will my seat in the senior class to my brother Jimmy Johnson. I, Doreatha King, will my ability to graduate on time to Jeanette Hawks. I, Constance Lee, hereby will my seat in the Polygon Club to my brother. I, Merle McKeever, will my ability to become a senior to all my friends. I, Brenda McNear, will my seat in the senior class to anyone who can fill it. I, Claudia Mason, will Constance Lane the ability to finish high school. I, Mary Morgan, will my best wishes to all students at Peabody High School. I, Rita Newson, will my ability to study and pass to all students at Peabody. I, Linwood Payton, will my ability to complete trade to Frank Davis. I, Raymond Pegram, will my ability to be quiet to anyone who needs it. I, Rachel Phillips, have nothing to will because I desire to keep all that I have. I, Jacquelyn Polk, will to all remaining students the ability to use every opportunity wisely. I, John Pryor, will my seat in the senior class to Thomas Keiser. I, Samuel Putney, will my ability to study to Brenda Ganey. I, Eileen Redd, will to the juniors my best wishes for a successful senior year. I, Josephine Redd, have nothing to will because I need all that I have. I, Jacqueline Richardson, will my seat in the senior class to my brother Osborne. 1, Helen Roach, have nothing to will because i need all that i have. I, Gail Roberts, will my height to any short person who thinks I ' m tall. I, Carol Roy, have nothing to leave because I need all that I have. I, Calvert Simmons, will my ability to graduate on time to James Flowers. I, Alice Stewart, will my seat in the senior class to Peola Rogers. I, Richard Stewart, will my jazzy disposition to Peola Rogers. I, Yvonne Taylor, will optimism to all the lower classmen in order that they might never become discouraged. I, Nancy Thompson, will my best wishes and much success to Lucy Batts. I, Zelma Thompson, have nothing to will because I need all that I have. I, Bernice Tucker, will my seat in the senior class to my sister Blossie. I, Joseph Twyne, will doubly to Mack Curley and Gordon Conway my position as drum major in the band. I, Dorothy Valentine, have nothing to leave because I ' m taking it with me. I, James Winfield, will my ability to maintain a 95 average in auto mechanics to Johnathan Lee. I, Thomas Williams, will my ability to pass to Eddie Johnson. CLASS PROPHECY It has been the custom for one dear soul in the graduating class to take time out from his hectic courses to take a wonderous glance into the. future and find out just what some of his classmates and he will be doing in the future. This class is no ex- ception. We invite you to partake with us a gander at the future of some of our sen- iors. If the reading gets boring, you may re-enter the world of reality. And away we go! Let ' s skip along to the year 1967. We are visiting the high school in Des Moines. The attractive young lady is none other than Jacqueline Polk, the teacher -co-author of the current best seller THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUND EDUCATION. In gym class we see Mary Boone demonstrating the proper form used in the forward roll. Enough for that. Let ' s move on the year 1969 and see what ' s happening. Let ' s drop in Tiffany ' s. Who are those two couples seated at the table? The young ladies are the most talked about in Hollywood. They are Diane Bracey and Gloria Branch, both ac- claimed for their performances in DEVILISH DESIRE. The gentlemen are Alvin Bragg, politician and Walter Watson, lawyer, politician, and a democratic candidate for the senate in Massachusetts. Also, we see seated in the background Brenda Evans, noted columnist of the Herald Tribune. Joyce Walker, model, is over there showing off a new $26, 000 diamond ring. Let ' s move across country. In a few moments ithe Philharmonic will receive one of the greatest writers of all time. This is none other than the flambouyant Yvonne Tay- lor. Furnishing the music tonight is the famed San Frisco Philharmonic which features Brenda Lundy as flutist and is under the direction of Ronald Glass. Among the specta- tors tonight is Winston Bethel, a member of the Warriors. Also present tonight is Laura Hendrick, who is chief executive at the pentagon and is here at the expense of the governor, Walter Brown. The Brown ' s like to keep it in the family. We are now preparing to enter the new Mathematical and Science Genter in Los Angeles. The most famous mathematician there is Gonstance Lee. Her assistant is Mary Gilliam. They both own the Nobel Prize for Math. Professor Isaac Ridley is down the hall in his class tutoring his class on Probability. He says that his best stu- dent is John Pryor. We leave California and go to D.C. We are now in Cortez Peters School of Business. Some of the teachers are Sandra Greene, Willie Mae Barber, Alice Stewart, Brenda McNear, Thomas Ann Braden, Betty Hardy, Frances Goode, and Merle McKeever. Le t ' s move on to Blair Plospital in Rob, Texas. Lillian Curley and Patricia Reynolds, two well-known psychologists, combined recently to form a new method of helping their patients. Ann Friend, a modern day Clara Barton, is busy giving physi- cal therapy to one of her patients. Alice Bland, noted technician who prevented the sale of a deadly drug, IGMO, from being sold in America, is in Washington receiving her Nobel Prize for medicine . Some of the nurses on duty are Rosetta Edwards and Mildred Harville. Nadine Hinnant, a nurse also, is under consideration to become the private nurse of the president of the United States, Ted Kennedy. Let ' s go to General Motors in Detroit. Here we see some of the leading car makers discussing sales for the year. Charles Crews, Cadillac; Thomas Williams, Chevrolet; and Raymond Pegram, Pontiac. Now let ' s just look across country. Ohio -- Zelma Thompson, foremost interior decorator. New York -- Gail Roberts and Rovenia Daniel, noted dressmakers. Joyce Houston, newly appointed head of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, is in Washington to discuss with the president of the United States some medical details . We are expecting these various scenes now to ramble into Green Bay, Wisconsin. We first come upon the Cleveland Johnson Brokerage Office. Next we run into Helen Roach ' s Beauty Salon. We come next to the law office of Stanley Jones, noted attorney. He is busy consulting with his secretary, Dorothy Valentine and his bookkeeper, Doreatha King . Up ahead is the Alloy Chemical Co . , owned by Samuel Putney, George Foreman, and Edward Dance. Eileen Redd, noted interior decorator, has set up a shop. Over there is the Morgan Musical Institute, owned by Mary Morgan. Yvonne Heath is the private secretary to J. Paul Getty. We now enter the hospital to find dieti- cian John Hayes giving a lecture on the diet for growing babies . On the corner is one in a chain of service stations belong to James Winfield. Next we ramble on up to Packer Stadium to watch two linemen work out side by side. They are Bossie Bonner, tackle, and Roderick Warren, guard. A guy can dream, can ' t he? Walter Watson, Reporter CLASS SONG (Tune of Exodus) Farewell, farewell, it ' s time to say goodbye But we will always cherish thee. Our hearts are filled with grief And silently we weep Knowing Peabody that we must say goodbye. Farewell, farewell, though we may wander far Close to our hearts you ' ll always be. To parents, teachers, friends Who helped us to the end Lovingly we all should like to say thank you. Farewell, farewell, it ' s time to say goodbye But we will always cherish t hee. Our hearts are filled with grief And silently we weep Knowing Peabody that we must say goodbye. FLOWER; Green Carnation To the ‘faithful teachers we give our thanks for the promising start they ' ve given us. We ' ve traveled far along the way. And yet we ' ve just begun. As we bid our school goodbye, We, the seniors, leave with thee. Fair Peabody, Honor and Thanks. Lillian Curley MOTTO: The door of success lies open, let us walk in. SENIOR DIRECTORY BARBER, EARL 504 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia BARBER, WILLIE MAE LOUVENIA 1107 High Pearl Street Petersburg, irginia BELLE, FRANK OSBORNE 1431 Ferndale Avenue Petersburg. Virginia BETHEL, WINSTON PATRICK 236-A Cassino Road Fort Lee, Virginia BLAND, ALICE ROSETTA 923 Willcox Street Petersburg, Virginia BOONE, MARY LOU 454 Mingea Street Petersburg, Virginia BONNER, BOSSIE 1420 Stark Street Petersburg, Virginia BRACEY, DIANE ARNITA 938 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia BRADEN, THOMAS ANN 124 N. Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia BRAGG, ALVIN LEONARD 540 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia BRANCH, GLORIA JEAN 931 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BROWN, CAROLYN ELAINE 325 Walnut Street Petersburg, Virginia BROWN, ROSA LEE 404 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia BROWN, STEVE ALLEN Route 1, Box 10 Colonial Heights, Virginia BROWN, WALTER RAYMOND 940 Clarke Street Petersburg, Virginia BROWN, WILLIE ARCHARD 1200 Arlington Street Petersburg, Virginia CREWS, CHARLES ALEXANDER 714 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia CURLEY, LILLIAN ARNITA 46 Third Avenue Ettrick, Virginia DANCE, EDWARD 523 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia DANIEL, ROVENIA 232 S. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia DILLARD, JOHN ALBERT 308 Mistletoe Street Petersburg, Virginia EDMONDS, PATRICIA DIANE 1436 Montgomery Street Petersburg, Virginia EDMONDS, STANLEY DWIGHT 1436 Montgomery Street Petersburg, V irginia EDWARDS, LUCIOUS JR. 608 Laurel Road Ettrick, Virginia EDWARDS, ROSETTA JOHNNIE ANN 1204 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia EDWARDS, RUTH MAE 1217 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia ELAM, THELMA ELIZABETH 1340 Custer Street Petersburg, Virginia EPPS, DENTON ALEXANDER 420 S. Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia EVANS, BRENDA VERNETTE 1020 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia EVANS, DOROTHY MAE Route 5, Box .585 Petersburg, Virginia FOREMAN, GEORGE LEROY 1427 Baylor Lane Petersburg, Virginia FOWLKES, OSCAR LEWIS 1115 High Pearl Street Petersburg, Virginia FRIEND, ANN LEE 549 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia GILLIAM, MARY EMMA 524 Cedar Street Petersburg, Virginia GLASS, RONALD JEROME 21 East Mercury Street Petersburg, Virginia GOODE, COLLIE RANDOLPH 1001 High Pearl Street Petersbure. X ' ireinia GOODE, EDWARD JOSEPH 205 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia GOODE, FRANCES ANN 427 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia GREENE, SANDRA NAN 426 Clinton Street Petersburg, Virginia GREEN, ORA ESTELLE 1018 Savage Street Petersburg, Virginia GRIFFIN, GILBERT PAUL 643 Pegram Street Petersburg, Virginia HARDY, BETTY JEAN 211 New Street Petersburg, Virginia HARVILLE, MILDRED DELORES 504 S. Jefferson Street Petersburg, Virginia HAYES, JOHN WILSON 221 N. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia HEATH, YVONNE ROLETTE 125 New Street Petersburg, Virginia HENDRICK, LAURA VIRGINIA P.O. Box 7, River Road Ettrick, Virginia HILL, JOAN THERESA 1451 Ferndale Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HILL, WALTER JR. 626 Pegram Street Petersburg, Virginia HINES, NATHANIEL 626 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia HINNANT, ELLA NADINE 12B West River Road Ettrick, Virginia HOUSTON, JOYCE BERNADETTE 412 Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHNSON, CLEVELAND ALEXANDER 628 Gressett Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, FANNIE MAE 820 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, RAYMOND CURTIS 935 Stainback Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, STANLEY ALEXANDER 329 Porterville Street Petersburg, Virginia KING, DOREATHA 502 Clinton Street Petersburg Virginia LEE, CONSTANCE DELORES 820 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia LUNDY, BRENDA ANN 1024 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia LUNDY, CONSTANCE GLORIA 932 Priam Street Petersburg, Virginia MARTIN, RONALD CRAIG 1012 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia MASON, CLAUDIA JEAN 524 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia MASON, RAYMOND LEE 524 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia McNEAR, BRENDA LEE 115 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia McKEEVER, MERLE OTELIA 328A N. Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia MORGAN. MARY VIRGINIA 421 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia NEWSON, RITA DIANN 138 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PAYTON, LINWOOD OWENS 417 Cedar Street Petersburg, Virginia PEGRAM, RAYMOND NELSON 926 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia PHILLIPS. ALBERT ALFONSO 309 Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia PHILLIPS, RACHEL BEATRICE 930 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia POLK, JACQUELYN 1116 Rome Street Petersburg. Virginia PRYOR, JOHN FREEMAN 151 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PUTNEY, SAMUEL STEVEN 422 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia RAIGNS, FRANK LISTER 215 Brown Street Petersburg, Virginia REDD, JOSEPHINE LORETTA 713 Bollingbrook Street Petersburg, Virginia REDD, POLLY ANNE ELLEEN 540 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia REYNOLDS, PATRICIA ANN 514 Mabry Street Petersburg, Virginia RICHARDSON, JACQUELINE DELORIS 1110 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia RIDLEY, ISAAC 55 Third Avenue Ettrick, Virginia ROACH, HELEN BARBARA 405 Porterville Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBERTS, GAIL 243 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBINSON, CORRINE LAURA 1029 Magnolia Street Petersburg, Virginia ROY, CAROL ANN 330 N. Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia RUFFIN, HOWARD RANDOLPH 416 Mistletoe Street Petersburg, Virginia SCOTT. ROBERT WAYNE 1050 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia SIMMONS, CALVERT EMANUEL 237 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH. MATILDA ANN 546 Clinton Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH. TERRY COSBY Oakland Avenue, P.O. Box 148 Petersburg, Virginia STEWART, ALICE ELIZABETH 226 S. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia STEWART, RICHARD ALEXANDER 202 Pocahontas Street Petersburg, Virginia TAYLOR. YVONNE GERALDINE 522 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia THOMPSON, NANCY ANN 464 Byrne Street Petersburg, irginia THOMPSON, ZELMA OZETTE 545 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia THWEATT, TIMOTHY 229 Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia TUCKER, BERNICE 928 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia TWYNE, JOSEPH ELMER 1004 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia VALENTINE, DOROTHY OLIVIA 611 Harding Street Petersburg, V irginia VIVERETTE, WILLIAM CLAUDE 104 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia WALKER, JOYCE 15 Ross Court Petersburg, Virginia WARREN, RODERICK JORRATHAN 512 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, irginia WATSON, WALTER HERBERT 536 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS. THOMAS NEAL 516 Federal Street Petersburg, ' irginia WINFIELD, JAMES McARTHUR 225 Virgini a Avenue Petersburg, Virginia WRIGHT, LUEVENIA ANN 304 North Carolina Avenue Petersburg, V ' irginia 47 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY A Center of Learning and Culture As you plan your next step, investigate our offerings SUMMER SESSION Special Opportunity Program for College Preparation July 1 — August 10, 1963 FALL TERM Begins on September 9, 1963 Address further inquires to: The Registrar Virginia Union University 1500 North Lombardy Street Richmond 20, Virginia 48 SENIOR LOG Best Actor and Actress Most Handsome and Cutest Best Posture Most Popular Most Energetic Most Versatile Best Dress Class Pest Most Likeable Most Likely to Succeed Class Filibusterer Most Musical Best Dancer Class Cry Baby Most Talkative Best Physique Quietest Class Flirt Best Student Most Romantic Shyest Most Studious Most Ambitious Loudest Most Dependable Laziest Class Clown Most Artistic Most Attractive Most Conceited CLASS STATISTICS Isaac Ridley Jacquelyn Polk Winston Bethel Constance Lundy Walter Hill Constance Lee Stanley Edmonds Diane Bracey Joseph Twyne Mary Boone Alvin Bragg Laura Hendrick John Dillard Eileen Redd John Hayes Rita Newson W alter Hill Ora Green W alter W atson Laura Hendrick John Dillard Lillian Curley Ronald Glass Brenda Lundy Stanley Edmonds Diane Bracey James Winfield Alice Bland Calvert Simmons Zelma Thompson Stanley Edmonds Constance Lee George Foreman Doreatha King Raymond Pegram Carolyn Brown W alter W atson Laura Hendrick Winston Bethel Frances Goode Thomas Williams Doreatha King W alter Watson Joyce Houston Walter Watson Nadine Hinnant Joseph Twyne Rita Newson Earl Barber Brenda Evans Stanley Edmonds Dorothy Evans Cleveland Johnson Rita Newson Ronald Martin Gloria Branch Ronald M artin Gloria Branch W alter Brown Mary Gilliam 49 SENIOR LOG Best Actor and Actress Most Handsome and Cutest f Best Posture Most Popular Most Energetic Most Versatile SENIOR LOG Best Dress Most Musical Best Dancer Class Cry Baby Most T alkative SENIOR LOG Class Filibusterer Best Built Quietest Class Flirt SENIOR LOG Most Romantic Best Student Shyest Most Studious Most Ambitious Loudest SENIOR LOG Most Dependable Most Artistic Laziest Class Clown Most Attractive Most Conceited UNDERGRADS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES sfithOMORES S( HOMORES SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FRESHMEN A i B BH liPM 111 if FRESHMEN ,w W wW ' _r V .’ 4 i FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRAD f EIGHTH GRADE 71 STUDENT COUNCIL MATH CLUB CHOIR ________ - ■ . i K s. CHEgRLEADlRS BAND FUTURE BUSINE OAj NEW HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CATION 77 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB s Yor A v yn rs£if, 30rA ff£4lV$ Cf 4£MfSSIi A A mAAlTK PROJECTION CREW ginyi ' l I LIBRARY CLUB ALGEBRA -- Deals with real numbers and their combination according to the rules of addition, substraction, multiplication, and division. GEOMETRY -- That branch of mathematics which investigates the relations, properties, and measurement of solids, surfaces, lines and angles; the science that treats of the properties and relations of spatial magnitudes. SPOTLIGHT ON MATHEMATICS TRIGONOMETRY -- That branch of mathematics treating of the relations holding among the sides and angles of triangles and around closely related magnitudes, and esp. of methods ot deducing from given parts other required parts, and also of the general relations connecting periodic func- tions of arcs or angles. 82 1 ACTIVITIES i SPORTS CLASS 84 I PROM The Junior-Senior Prom is an annual social event sponsored by the Junior Class under the guidance and chairmanship of Mrs. Marie M. Maniego. Striving to improve and enhance the social graces, the class chose as its theme ’’Rendevous of the Stars.” Toward this end the gymnasium was beautifully and gaily decorated with blue side drops and white fiber glass topped with a gold star. A half moon crest with clouds dominated the center stage . PEABODY H A L L Miss Peabody 1961-62 Olivia Bates Through the halls of Peabody have walked these beauties . . . Miss Peabody 1959-60 Elleea Redd Miss Yearbook 1961-62 Patricia Mitchell Miss Peabody 1960-61 Deborah Stewart She walks in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that ' s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes: Thus mellowed to that tender night Which heaven to gaudy day denies . . . Byron “MISS PEABODY’’ — PHYLLIS SMITH Patricia Bland ATTENDANT Barbara Ford ATTENDANT Miss Peabody 89 Mary Gilliam ATTENDANT Barbara Hill ATTENDANT HOMECOMING o o Miss Yearbook 2nd Runnerup Eileen Redd Miss Yearbook 1st Runnerup Yvonne Taylor 0 O On WE 28 SCORES THEY Dunbar East Suffolk Armstrong Booker T (Norfolk M. Walker FOOTBALL TEAM WE 6 6 6 8 SCORES THEY Alumni Huntington Phenix St. Emma 94 JV FOOTBALL TEAM 95 BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES WE THEY 55 Woodson 58 78 Mary Bethune 30 62 Mary Bethune 35 51 Woodson 40 48 M. Walker 40 WE SCORES THEY 49 Armstrong 57 65 Union High 35 52 St. Emma 40 46 Armstrong 41 59 St. Emma 35 SCORES SCORES WE THEY WE THEY 66 Union High 56 76 Burley 59 53 Dunbar 48 69 Burley 56 56 M. Walker 46 -54 St. Emma 45 59 Carver (Chester) 32 -53 Union High 54 55 Dunbar 43 ' -District Tournament 67 Carver (Chester) 33 1961- -62 Season 96 LD O CO CN CO CO CSS CO CO JV BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES SCORES THEY WE THEY Woodson 26 58 St. Emma 27 Mary Bethune 30 41 M. Walker 39 Woodson 25 65 Carver (Chester) 27 M. Walker 28 23 Carver (Chester) 20 St. Emma 26 1961 -62 Season 97 BASEBALL TEAM WE 9 3 11 4 2 SCORES THEY Alumni Southside Armstrong Southside M. Walker SCORES THEY Union Armstrong 1 M. Walker 4 1962 Season Scores 98 TRACK TEAM X SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS ■T ' 100 101 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--looking 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. The future is pretty largely in your hands— you must be vigilent and active to combat the evils of socialism, government domination of private in- dustry, and all the isms that destroy democracy. The challenge is yours--meet it!!! THE PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY The Friendly People 102 CHICO Ask for a lot ' cause life only gives what you ask 8 A. M. — 12 Midnight Daily Buffet Facilities Pleasant Atmosphere Air Conditioned WASHINGTON (os.l) (Corner of Gill Jones) 1 103 Best Wishes for Success To The Class of 1963 FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK MEMggK F. 9. i. 19 Neighborhood Locations in PETERSBURG - Hopewell - Colonial Heights - The Richmond Area Compliments of BROWN AND WILLIAMSON TOBACCO CORPORATION Makers of: Viceroy Raleigh Kool Belair Sir Walter Raleigh smoking tobacco 104 105 Compl Iments of Compl Iments of MOOD ' S RESTAURANT MASTER SYSTEM BAKERY 1614 A Halifax Street 21 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia REgent 2-6941 Petersburg, Virginia Compl iments of PARHAM THE TAILOR Alterations — Repairing TRY ME SERVICE STATION Suits made to order 1600 Halifax Street 1 1 1 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Best wishes to the graduates . . . Compl iments of BONDS FISH MARKET GROCERY BILL JONES CONFECTIONARY 647 Gill Street, Corner Pine Gill Street Robert (Sy) Bonds, Petersburg, Virginia Proprietor Compl iments of . . . NELSON ' S BEAUTY SALON LUCY ' S BEAUTY SALON 603 Halifax Street 106 South Avenue, Room 303 Petersburg, Virginia Miss Lucy Robinson, Hair Coloring, Cutting Styling Proprietor A Specialty Phone: Regent 2-6967 106 PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION Petersburg Virginia Compliments of MAE ' S BEAUTY SHOP SYLVIA ' S HAT SHOPPE 231 -A Halifax Street Tel. - 7330031 123 N. Sycamore Street Operators: Miss Ollie Mae Giles Petersburg, Miss Patricia Higgins Mrs. Geraldine Fultz Virginia Mrs. Essa Wade DALTON’S JEWELERS REgent 2-5011 115 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia The House Of Perfect Diamonds 107 THE PROGRESS-INDEX Serving the Community since 1865 Southside Virginia ' s Daily Newspaper O. P. HARE DRUG CO., INC. 130 South Avenue Petersburg, Va. Phone RE 2-4312 Prescriptions Called For Delivered By Radio Dispatch Over 100 Years of Faithful Service Always a friendly welcome Phone RE. 3-4298 FRIENDLY T. V. AND APPLIANCE CENTER Sales and Service Ray Stewart Lucille Martin 11 W. Washington St. PETERSBURG MOTOR CO., INC. Telephone Regent 2-9233 10 N. Market Street Petersburg, Virginia Authorized Sales and Service 108 Compliments of CITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 144 N. Sycamore Street Complete Banking Services Checking Accounts = Savings Accounts - Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of STATE PLANTERS BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of WILLIAM W. EDWARDS 703 Second Street Martinsville, Virginia incxrMir Phooe “ MErcury 8-7571 JOSTEN ' S Fine class rings, yearbooks, announcements, caps and gowns RUCKER — ROSENSTOCK Serving Petersburg, and Southside Virginia for the Second Century Petersburg Virginia 109 Compliments of SANDLER’S 113 N. Scyamore St. RE 2-9191 Visit our Juniorsville Dept. Clothes for the Collegiate Miss. Compliments of GEO. D. JONES COAL CO. Coal-fuel Oil Re 3-6111 Decoratively Yours FRANK G. TAYLOR Interior and Exterior Painting 522 Federal Street Re 3-7770 Petersburg, Virginia Serving Petersburg for 49 Years ' New Used Pianos Conn Band Instruments Sheet Music Books BRISTOW MUSIC COMPANY 14 Franklin Street Re 3-4153 110 Phone RE 2-3981 HOWERTON WILLOUGHBY OPTICIANS AND JEWELERS Eyeglasses - Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry 7 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia MASTER CHEVROLET SALES, INC. REgent 2-8222 E. Bank 2nd Sts. Petersburg, Virginia Chevrolet - Cadillac Chevy 1 1 - Corvair - Corvette The Petersburg District of THE RICHMOND BENEFICIAL INSURANCE CO. I nsure Wisely and Rest Assured B.V. Mason 33 Halifax Street J. A. Walker District Manager Petersburg, Virginia Assistant Dist. Man. Established 1886 OWEN PRINTING COMPANY, INC. Advertising Doesn ' t Cost — It Pays Dial 733-0123 1119 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia 111 ROSS JEWELERS, INC. 135 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, 222 N. Sycamore Street Virginia . . . University Fashions Phone REgent 2-9517 CompI iments of BATES FLYING A CHAS. LEONARD HARDWARE CO. 96 Chesterfield Avenue 12-24 W. Bank Street Serving You Is A Pleasure Petersburg, Virginia Ettrick Virginia LUBMAN CompI iments of Ladles ' Men ' s Boys ' BRISTOW ' S SERVICE GROCERY Ready to Wear 1105 W. Washington Street 231-233 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va. RE 3-9731 Phone REgent 2-4729 Petersburg, Virginia Stationery Office Supplies LEVENSON ' S Office Furniture 109 Halifax Street T. S. BECKWITH CO., INC. REgent 2-51 19 125 N. Sycamore Street The Store of Real Values Phone RE 2-4421 Petersburg, Virginia 112 PETERSON ' S MARKET Groceries and Fish W. B. CHAMBERS BEAUTY PRODUCTS COMPANY Prop, Henry F. Peterson 5827-29 W. Master Street 28 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia Philadelphia 31 , Pennsylvania Masonary Contractor Residential SHAPIRO ' S LOAN OFFICE Industrial Commercial Pawnbrokers BEN T. TURNER Cor. Hallfax-Union Streets Re -27209 Phone RE 3-4061 1241 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia W. H. KIDD FUEL OIL BOWLES FURNITURE COMPANY For all your furniture needs. First grade fuel oils, serving Southside area for over 25 years 3 1 1 Hal ifax Street Petersburg, Virginia 800 Bollingbrook Street Petersburg, Virginia Office — Re-22135 Resident -- RE-25343 THREE BROTHERS RECORD VARIETY STORE Compliments of the We specialize in the latest records at all times. Free NEIGHBORHOOD STORE order service . 935 Lee Avenue We appreciate your business. 154 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia 113 HOBBIES CRAFTS All Hobbies For All Ages MAITLAND BUS CHARTER Name It, We Have It, Don ' t Have It, We Order It. Bus Service Phone Re - 37341 Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia 21 Wythe Street HOLLY ' S FIFTH WARD BARBER SHOP CompI iments of ALBERT ' S JEWELER V here barbering is a specialty Gifts that last on terms that 800 Will cox Street please Petersburg, Virginia 148 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia BOB LEE SHOE SHOP PEPPERIMINT SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1118 Harrison Street 1 14 South Avenue Phone Re - 37150 Petersburg, Virginia Russell Boone, Owner New and used men ' s shoes for sale Petersburg, Virginia SPERO ' S BISHOP AND MOTHER J. S. BEANE Assistant Bishop of the Bibleway The Store of Fashion Worldwide and State Diocese 1 South Sycamore Mother of Va. N.C. Re - 26212 — Church Petersburg, Virginia Re - 28250 — Home Petersburg, Virginia 114 NITA ALL DAY NURSERY SHOP RITE MARKET Open All Year 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Free Transportation 701 Lee Avenue 513 Walnut Street RE 3-6894 Guy W. Pugh., Prop. 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