Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

In Los Angeles, Baldwin Hill Reservoir cracked, then broke releasing a torrent which wrecked hundreds of evacuated homes, but produced few casualties. Sandy Koufax won two as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Yankees four straight for the world championship. At year’s end, Koufax was named the league’s Most Valuable Player. Right: James Whittaker of Redmond, Washington, became the first American to reach the top of Mt. Everest. Quints were born in Aberdeen, S. D., and in Venezuela in the same week. Here two of the American quints pose for pictures before going home. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas took office immediately follow- ing President Kennedy’s death and affirmed his intention of continuing the foreign and domestic policies of his prede- cessor. Leaking gas exploded during the finale of an ice show m Indianapolis, killing 68 and injuring many others. Ransomed for % 240,000 , Frank Sinatra, Jr. returned home safely two days after being kidnaped and posed with his sister Tina, left, and his mother, Mrs. Nancy Sinatra. National Events Accused slayer of President Kennedy, Lee Oswald, was shot fatally before national TV audience. Right: Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline and John, Jr. leave Washington for Christmas in Florida. in Review — 1963 Major Gordon Cooper received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy at the White House in May, following Cooper’s 22 orbit flight and manually controlled re-entry. With the assassination of John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, youngest president in U.S. history, the country lost a highly-regarded and remarkably capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle of France, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads of state gathered in tribute to the late President Kennedy. President Kennedy, and soon-to-be-retired, Ger- man Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn during Kennedy’s successful ten-day tour of Western Europe. President Kennedy and then Vice-President Johnson (second from right ) met with leaders of the August “March on Wash- ington” dramatizing the nation’s leading domestic issue in 1963. The Annual Staff of 1964 Presents The PEABODIAN Volume XIV -- 1964 Petersburg, Virginia As we look back over our shoulders and reflect in the past, our days spent here become a blur with the unexorable passing of the years, but we are secure in the knowledge that this book will serve to provide many Retrospective Glimpses as time fades into history and we be- come one of many whose footsteps and echoes have reverberated through the halls of PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL. My Fellow Americans: Ask not what your country will do for you . . . Ask what you can do for your country. President John F . Kennedy Inaugural Address January 1961 IN MEMORIAM: JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917-1963 2 CONTENTS Administration Faculty- Organizations Features Sports Seniors Advertisements One may walk over the highest mountain - - One step at a time -- John Wanamaker DEDICATION Mrs. Marie M. Maniego To our friend, confidant and adviser. We have demanded much from you in time and patience. When we needed a helping hand you were always ready with a word of encouragement. We consider it our good fortune to have been students in your classroom, and it is with deep felt gratitude and devotion that we dedicate to you, this, our 1964 annual. 4 In every success story there is a guiding force from upstairs . . Ours was the ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Elmore E. Rainey Principal 6 A D M I N I S TT R A T I O N Jesse C. Williams Assistant Principal Mrs. Mildred S. Hayes Administrative Assistant t -l MZZO c 3 W h d Mrs. LaVerne R. Pervall Guidance Director Mrs. Mary G. Wilson 8 Mrs. Janet Ford Miss CANZATA BOONE Without you we could not be taking retrospective glimpses . We hereby salute you the FACULTY James L Boone Physical Education JV Basketball, Football Miss Arlene Y. Hairston Physical Education Modem Dance Group, Cheering Squad Miss Gussie M. Jenkins Physical Education Pep Club, Modern Dance Group Albert W. Jones Health Phy sical Education Football Track Teams Mrs. Beatrice M. McKenzie Physical Education Modern Dance Group, Grade Level Counselor, Majorette Squad Carl E. Peal Physical Education Basketball Golf Teams THE Mrs. Ruth E. Edwards Mathematics Co-chairman of Eighth Grade Mrs. Cherrie S. Henderson Mathematics Milton, J. Hilliard Mathematics Mrs. Geraldine D. Jordan Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor, Polygon Mathematics Club Miss Helen L. Ne verson Mathematics Science Mrs. Odessa L. Ridley Mathematics Shields Science Club George S. Walker, Jr. Mathematics Mrs. Florence T. Walker Mathematics FACULTY Carl W, Williams Mathematics Mrs. Thelma S. Wyatt Mathematics Mathematics Club iJ Ernest G. Champion Business Future Business Leaders of America, Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. Dolores W. Haley Business Yearbook Sponsor Lawrence Mason, Jr. Business Yearbook Adviser Mrs. Vivian H. West Business Future Business Leaders of America, Grade Level Counselor Mrs. Eloise J. Moore Health Co-chairman of Eighth Grade Miss Grayce M. Townes Librarian Projection Club, Library Assistants THE Miss Esther Franklin Choral Music Choir William R. McKinley Band Orchestra Director of Band String Orchestra FACULTY Mrs. Audraine R. Jefferson Science C Mathematics Miss Gloria M. Keene Science Mathematics Mrs. Grace V. Norbrey Science Senior Sponsor Mrs. Almaida L. Smith Science Ralph D. Dickens Science Tennis Team Matth ew S. Gilliam Science Mrs. Marian L. Walker Science Mrs. Helen S. Williams Science Science Club Miss Julia R. Miller Home Economics New Homemakers of America Mrs. Emily M. Turner Home Economics New Homemakers of America, Grade Level Counselor Miss Lydia L. Aiken French Miss Bertha B. Bailey Latin, English Dramatics Club, Safety Patrol, Chairman of Ninth Grade Miss Mary J. Brown English Latin Dramatics Club Miss Ruby N. Fields French THE Mrs. Elva M. Hollins Spanish History Student Council, Peabody High School News Miss Carolyn A. Horne Latin I i t i Leon P. Adkins History Miss Canzata Boone Government History FACULTY Robert E. Davis History Geography Baseball J.V. Football Teams Clarence W. Galloway History Biology Charles R. Goode Government Grade Level Counselor, Safety Patrol, Senior Class Sponsor Roland E. Lewis History History Club James W. Smith Government History Noah H. Mandy Art Art Club Mrs. Edith S. Allen English Mrs. Florence D. Brown English National Honor Society, Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Marjorie L. Fisher English Grade Level Counselor Miss Phyllis J. Goodson English Mrs. Sadie B. Gist English Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Ophelia G. Hawkes English Chairman of Tenth Grade TH] Miss Geraldine Maclin English Mrs. Marie M. Maniego English Chairman of Eleventh Grade U A Miss Marjory L. Neely English Miss Edith L. Oliver English Mrs. Marie W. Pegram English Mrs. LaVeme R. Pervall English Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Miss Fannie D. Sharpe English Mrs. Mabel M. Shepard English FACULTY Miss Yvonne B. Staton English Miss Margo E. Walker English Spanish Sylvester Blue Coordinator of Industrial, Cooperative Training, D. O. Club Ernest E. Chambliss Industrial Arts Trade Industrial Club Hermanze E. Fauntleroy Radio Electricity Grade Level Counselor THE FACULTY James B. Friend Willie M. Shepperson Building Trades Industrial Mechanical Drawing Arts GRADE LEVEL COUNSELORS Some of our extracurricular activities consisted of the following ORGANIZATIONS National Honor Society Student Council Future Business Leaders of America Dramatics Club Cheerleaders Majorettes Drum Major Pep Club Projection Crew . Orchestra Library Club Industrial Arts Club ICT Club Art Club 24 Safely Patrol Publications New Homemakers of America Choir Band We strived for academic excellence, but it was not all work and no play . Proof is offered in the FEATURES Classroom, outside activities spark life at Peabody High Within the classroom Peabodians find pop quizzes and homework all a part of the daily routine. A pensive Biology student disects under the ever- vigilant eyes of an alert instructor. A senior English class acts out Shakesperian drama. A government class contrasts Communism and the principles of American freedom. However, life at Peabody reaches beyond the classroom. After school Peabody athletes as- semble with coaches for pep talks and strategy talks . Band members liven up the spirit with a rhythmic march at an after-school pep rally. After school, a staff room light burns late as a dedicated writer seeks inspiration. A Peabodian cheer, not yet polished with practice, rever- berates through an empty hall, the murmur of voices drifts from a lighted room as a confused student seeks help from a dedicated teacher, an actor repeats a faulty line, a talented pianist practices . 28 A weary athlete leaves the locker room after a hard but needed practice . A roar of applause sweals from the auditorium as a talented Peabodian performs . The swish of taffeta and the scent of roses announces a class prom, A dark auditorium becomes ablaze with light, seniors clothed in white and blue file past, a graduation ceremony begins . Other days find Seniors touring cam- puses, juniors taking competitive exami- nations, wistful sophomores wishing, and freshmen just waiting. At PHS there is time for many activities and emotions , Each invites the thought, the cry, This is the time! Each has its place in Peabody High School , MISS PEABODY JULIETTE TURNER MISS YEARBOOK BRENDA GANEY t¥ ' :■ Sp -‘V lr J HOMECOMING Homecoming, 1963, was an event that will stand out in the memories of long hours spent at dear, ole PHS. Amidst screams, laughs, and cheers, the Homecoming assembly opened. Skits proved to be a humorous tonic for the day ' s fun and pep talks raised the hopes for victory to new heights . Climaxing the assembly was the beautiful ceremony of coronation . The game at night was our climatic moment . We cheered loudly and our team did its best; we defeated our op- ponents from Powatan . We attended the dance after the game in a festive mood as we whirled to music and did the latest steps . Afterwards, streamers lay about, the dance floor was empty, but Homecoming, 1963, will remain in every heart. 34 In line with our Homecoming assem- bly, these beauties helped to spark a very gay and colorful affair as they paraded in evening gowns before their peers. ► ♦ Miss Yearbook 1962-63 Diane Bracey In any glimpse into the past, it takes a beauty or two, or three, or even four, to make the picture complete . . . Miss Peabody 1961-62 Olivia Batts No glimpse would be complete without a look at the prom. Here we see several at- tractive people as they enjoyed this gala event. THE GALA PROM 37 ANNUAL SENIOR DAY ASSEMBLY Auditorium October 21, 1963 The Program Processional . . . Lena Giles . . Moses Stith . . Mr . Rainey . . Richard Dunn . . James Jones . . Mary Watson Gladoria Guyther . . . James Hill Meditations Solo Presentation of the Class Officers of 1964 The Purpose of Senior Day Piano Selection Reading Interpretive Dance Remarks I COLLEGE NIGHT As we look back on College Night, we think What a big night for PHS. Some of us had already decided where we were going to further our education and we really wanted to become acquainted with people from the schools of our choice. But for others who were still undecided, it afforded an excellent opportunity to perhaps finally decide upon a school after having listened to and interviewed the various representatives from the schools present. Some of the schools repre- sented were Morgan, Union, Penn State, Virginia State, Hampton, Smith-Madden, and others . December 5, 1963 SENIORS ON PARADE STUDENTS CLASS SCENES AUTOGRAPHS We believed in the physical fitness program too -- witness us in SPORTS BASKETBALL TEAM 46 JV BASKETBALL TEAM 47 BASEBALL TEAM i 48 TRACK TEAM ¥ 49 TENNIS TEAM 50 GOLF TEAM The Golf team, coached by Carl Peal, with the following members: Carl Matthews, Stanley Williams, and Burt Oliver, won the District Tournament, three dual meets and the State Tournament which was held in Washington, D. C. 51 FOOTBALL TEAM 52 JV FOOTBALL TEAM 53 The Lions as they prepared to board the bus for the trip to New- port News. That night in a bruising, hard hitting contest, Huntington outdistanced Peabody 22-12. The Vikings knew they had been in a real battle. The monumental hurdle was conquered. We reached the pinnacle in secondary education. We were SENIORS STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Ernest Givens 56 MEET OUR STAFF Lynne Wright Janice Mitchell Audrey Epperson T Y P I S T S Barbara Thrower Ida Brown Patricia Smith Veronica Birchead Shirley Williams James Smith ■ MEET OUR SPONSORS Lawrence Mason, Jr, Adviser Mrs. Dolores W. Haley Sponsor 58 Ernest G. Champion Sponsor MEET OUR EDITORS James E. Jones Editor-in-Chief MEET OUR Willis Madden Photo Editor EDITORS Sandra Lowe Business Manager James L. Hill Art Editor MEET OUR STAFF w R I T E R S Marjorie Dyson Lena Giles Barbara Ford A S S I s T A N T S Mary Watson Gladoria Guyther Rudolph Bell Richard Dunn Brenda Ganey Maxcine Cannon Mrs. Florence Brown Mrs. Sadie Gist Charles Goode Mrs. Geraldine Jordan ADVISERS Albert Jones SENIOR Miss Edith Oliver Miss Grayce Townes Mrs. Florence Walker Lawrence Mason, Jr. 4 I Mrs. Grace Norbrey SENIOR OFFICERS James Hill -- Vice President Joseph Massenberg -- Asst, iec, Richard Dunn -- President, Barbara Thrower — Secretary -- not pictured. ( f Lelia Mayfield Diane Foy Catherine Ruffin -- Treasurer 63 Moses Stith -- Chaplain SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBOTT, VERA OCTAV1A 223 N. Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BAILEY, CLYDE EDWARD 509 St. Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia BATTLE, BETTY GRACE 628 St. Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia BELL, GEORGE RUDOLPH 1222 Grant Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BIRCKHEAD, VERONICA EILEEN 129 South Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia BLAND, VIVIAN ELIZABETH 12 Ross Court Petersburg, Virginia BRANCH, GEORGE OZELL 535 Mingea Street Petersburg, Virginia BRANCH, NELLIE 601 Taylor Street Petersburg, Virginia BROWN, IDA MAE 1314 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia BUFORD, HENRY LEE 1224 Grant Court Petersburg, Virginia CANNON, MAXCINE 208 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia CAREY, JOSEPH MATTHEW 330 N. Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia CHRISTIAN, MARY LOUISE 1133 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia CLARKE, JAMES LINWOOD 20 Spruce Street Petersburg, Virginia DAVIS, FRANK THOMAS 536 South Jefferson Street Petersburg, Virginia DAWSON, ALBERT AUSTIN 806 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia DICKERSON, La VERNE JEROME 1349 Montgomery Street Petersburg, Virginia DUNN, RICHARD WADE R. F. D. 1 Oakland Avenue Colonial Heights, Virginia DYSON, MARJORIE VIRGINIA 210 N. Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia EDWARDS, BARBARA LOUISE 608 Laurel Road Petersburg, Virginia EPPERSON, AUDREY IROSE 1225 Paul Street Petersburg, Virginia FELDER, SHIRLEY MAE 1425 Floyd Street Petersburg, Virginia FORD, BARBARA ELAINE 737 Court Street Petersburg, Virginia FOY, DIANE BRADY 317 Walnut Street Petersburg, Virginia GANEY, BRENDA JOYCE 511 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia GILES, LENA MAE LOUISE 444 Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia GIVENS, ERNEST ANTHONY 208-A Liberty Street Petersburg, Virginia GOODWYN, NANNIE LEO LA 106 So. Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia GREEN, JESSIE ANNE 801 Logan Street Petersburg, Virginia GUYTHER, GLADORIA ELIZABETH 514 So. Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia HARRISON, JEAN DELORES 924 Wilcox Street Petersburg, Virginia HAZELWOOD, SANDRA JUANITA 1032 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HILL, JAMES LEROY, JR. 716 Independence Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HILL, SANDRA VERNICE 311 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia HUBBARD, VIRGINIA LEE 619 So. Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia HUDGINS, CORNELIUS 1346 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia JEFFERSON, PATRICIA ANNE 1465 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHNSON, ERNESTINE OLIVIA 813 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia JOHNSON, JOSEPH WENDELL 406 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, CHARLINE 329 Porterville Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, JAMES EDWARD 1603 Flalifax Street P etersburg, Virginia JONES, WILSON EDWARD 608 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia KIZZIE, PATRICIA GERMAINE 406 Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia LOWE, SANDRA ELVETA 1033 Shephard Street Petersburg, Virginia MAC KLIN, JAMES 918 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia MADDEN, WILLIS McDONALD 16 Boisseau Street Petersburg, Virginia MANSON, BEATRICE DELORIS 415 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia MASSENBURG, JOSEPH CHESTINE 605 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia MASSENBURG, WILLIE EDWARD 738 Wilson Street Petersburg, Virginia MATTHEWS, CARL ALLEN 621 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia MAYFIELD, LELLA LEDRESTER 612 So. Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia MAYFIELD, PAULETTE VICTORIA 439 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia McCOY, BARBARA JEAN 1407 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia McKEEVER, BETTY JEAN 328 N. Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia McLEOD, PRISCILLA ELAINE 26 Loyal Avenue Ettrick, Virginia MITCHELL, JANICE IRENE 431 South Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia NUNNALLY, STERLING THOMAS 830 Miller Street Petersburg, Virginia ODOM, MARY ELIZABETH 553 Mingea Street Petersburg, Virginia OLIVER, BURT OTIS 821 E. Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia PARHAM, BENNIE LEE 410 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia PARHAM, HIBERNIA CARLINE 133 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PARKER, DOROTHY ELIZABETH 620 Saint Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia PETERSON, JACQUELINE FRANCINE 1217 Melvelle Street Petersburg, Virginia PRATT, JUDY 1346 Lincoln Street Petersburg, Virginia REDWINE, GLORIA DEAN 1234 Hilton Place Petersburg, Virginia REID, EVA DAWN 517 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia RICHARDSON, JOHN MUNFORD P. O. Box 1 Ettrick, Virginia ROBERTSON, JOYCE ANN 231 Pine Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBINSON, GLORIA JEAN 830 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia RUFFIN, CATHERINE BERNICE 625 Pegram Street Petersburg, Virginia SAUNDERS, SANDRA PAULETTE 501 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia SHANDS JEROME 1215 Melville Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, BARBARA ANN 1020 Bolling Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, GEORGE EDWARD 516 South Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, JAMES EARLIE, JR. 553 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, PATRICIA ANN 503 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, RALPH EDWARD 553 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, SHIRLEY ANN 239 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, SUSAN ANN 351 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia STITH, MOSES LOCA TIE 25 So. Little Church Street Petersburg, Virginia THREATT, ROBERT BURWELL 128 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia THROWER, BARBARA GENE 620 Wesley Street Petersburg, Virginia TURNER, MARJORIE DIANE 1135 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia WALKER, CYNTHIA ROSE 520 Webster Street Petersburg, Virginia WATSON, MARY CATHERINE 309 North Old Little Church Street Petersburg, Virginia WEST, PHYLLIS ANN 1532 Lincoln Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, EVA DIANE 1401 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY JEAN 701 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, WALLACE EDWARD 1460 Femdale Avenue Petersburg, Virginia WRIGHT, LYNNE AUGUSTINE 32 Loyal Avenue Ettrick, Virginia Class Colors -- Blue and White CLASS POEM Peabody, we humbly now depart, With joy and yet pain in our hearts, The days spent with you are quite rewarding, And we ' ll never forget your good deeds and thoughts. We shall leave you Peabody, With our heads held high; Saluting you for the great lessons well taught. Your dreams of us we will try to make perfect, For you, our great dear Alma Mater. Peabody, we cherish thee so very dearly, And we say to you with gratitude and thanks, As the grief befalls each and every heart . We ' ll always honor thee Peabody, for your great teachings well done . Vera Abbott CLASS SONG (Tune of Danny Boy) Chorus O, P . H . S . we love you dearly, We ' ll miss you so, when we go on Our way. We ' ll ne ' ver forget the things you stand for, because you ' ve helped us in so many ways. We honor thee our Alma Mater and proudly hail thee through all times . We love your halls of trophies and pictures and staff and faculty for guiding us . - 2 - Lelia Mayfield Oh, P. H. S. your halo will surround us and we will always hold it high and proud . Our principal and his assistants will always in memories remain. 65 CLASS HISTORY Peabody High School Petersburg, Virginia In September, 1959, students from the seventh grade classes of four elementary schools assembled at Peabody High School to be inaugurated as the eighth grade class in the fall session of school. These students had completed the required work of elementary school students, and had matured enough to accept the responsibilities of high school students. These same students, plus a few new faces, have now completed the work required of high school students. They are now ready to accept the responsibilities of the future parents, scientists, politicians and teachers of our country. Before they say farewell to one another and depart, let us return to the year of 1959 and watch them progress scholastically, athletically and culturally. There were many frightened girls and boys at Peabody that September day. They wanted very badly to become a part of the school family. They wanted and received help from their teachers. As a result of this help, Mary Jones, Paulette Mayfield, Maxine Hooper, Mary Watson and Ernest Givens joined the choir. Joseph Johnson, Lelia Mayfield, Barbara Ford, Sandra Hill and John Richardson joined the band. The Student Council received many abled bodied persons such as Marjorie Dyson, Lamara Hines, Lynne Wright, Maxcine Cannon, Sandra Lowe, Florence Turner, Barbara Thrower, Robert Thweatt, Veronica Birckhead, Clyde Bailey and Hibernia Parham. Joining the New Homemakers of America were Vera Abbott, Marjorie Dyson, Lelia Mayfield and Priscilla McLeod. The Safety Patrol Club welcomed Audrey Epperson, Maxcine Cannon and James Jones. Richard Dunn and Brenda Ganey joined the Art Club with Brenda also joining the modem dance group. The Library Club received such book worms as Ralph Smith, Catherine Ruffin, Mary Christian, Veronica Birckhead, Vera Abbott, Sandra Lowe, Paulette Mayfield, Marjorie Dyson, Susan Smith, Juliette Turner, and Luther Archer. And last, but not least, James Hill joined the J. V. basketball team. When we returned to school in the fall of 1960, we really felt like high school students, for this year we were freshmen. Many of us had matured more than others, but we were still freshmen. Adding their voices to the famous Peabody Choir were James Smith, Marjorie Dyson, Lelia Mayfield, Barbara Ford and Vera Abbott. Lelia Mayfield, Patricia Smith and Ernest Givens joined the Student Council and by the way he became President of the Student Council in his senior year. Marjorie Dyson, Lynne Wright, Veronica Birckhead and Sandra Lowe joined the Polygon Club. 1116 latter two young ladies also joined the N. H. A. The Future Business Leaders of America received such business ladies as Lena Giles, Shirley Williams and Patricia Smith. Barbara Ford, Lynne Wright, and Jacqueline Peterson joined the Library Club. Jacqueline also joined the Art Club along with Paulette Mayfield, Robert Thweatt, and Willis Madden. James Hill, Mary Odom, Barbara Edwards, and Ernest Givens joined the Safety Patrols. James Hill and Willie Vaughan joined the football team while Jean Harrison joined the Cheerleaders to cheer our team on to victory. Eva Williams joined the Dramatics Club. John Richardson joined the Pep Club and J. A. A. Joining the Industrial Arts Club was Charlene Jones, Florence Turner and Joyce Robertson. Hoping to be crowned Miss Peabody was Burma Diamond. Along with many of numerous organizations, many of us scored high on the honor roll. As we entered school for the third year, many of us joined more organizations. We also received a few new faces from other schools. They were Judy Pratt, Ida Brown and Vivian Bland. Vivian joined the Industrial Arts Club and Dramatics Club. Shirley Williams, Barbara Thrower, James Macklin, Diane Foy, Gloria Redwine, Gloria Robinson, Dorothy Parker, Jean Harrison, Johathan Lee and William Scott also joined the Industrial Arts Club. Such great actresses as Audrey Epperson, Cynthia Walker and Mary Watson joined the Dramatics Club. Diane Foy, Barbara Thrower, Catherine Ruffin and Charles Goode became Cheerleaders. Joining the Choir for the first time were Ernestine Johnson, Audrey Epperson, Lynne Wright, and Vivian Bland. Shirley Williams, Vera Abbott and Carroll Avery joined the Student Council. Virginia Hubbard, Gloria Robinson and Sandra Saunders joined the F. B. L. A. and the Safety Patrols. Two new book worms joined the Library Club for the second year. They were Vera Abbott and Leroy Hill. Barbara Thrower and Dorothy Parker joined the Polygon Club. The Latin Club also received new members. They were Priscilla McLeod, Joyce Robertson, Barbara Ford, George Bell, Ernest Givens, Willis Madden, Marjorie Turner, Anne Brown, Dorothy Parker and Catherine Ruffin. Betty McKeever, George Bell and Charlene Jones joined the Art Club. Bobby Archer and Edward Dickens joined the football squad. The J. V. basketball team welcomed Clyde Bailey and Johnny Brown as two persons who contributed much to our J. V. basket- ball team. The track team received two great outstanding runners, Willis Madden and Ralph Smith. 66 CLASS HISTORY Many things happened in the 11th grade to many persons. James Macklin, Bert Oliver and Sandra Saunders joined the Industrial Arts Club. Richard Dunn, James Hill and Ralph Smith also joined the team. Bobby Archer became co-captain of the J. V. football team while Clyde Bailey became co- captain of the basketball team. The F. B. L. A. welcomed Janice Mitchell. Florence Turner and Dorothy Parker became members of the Polygon Club. The band received Joseph Johnson, Lelia Mayfield and Gloria Redwine while the Choir welcomed Barbara Thrower. Patricia Smith, Charles Goode and Lelia Mayfield joined the Student Council. The Safety Patrols welcomed Johnny Brown, Juliette Turner, Robert Thweatt, James Smith and Vera Abbott. Great Actresses for this year were Hibernia Parham, Lelia Mayfield and Priscilla McLeod. Barbara Ford, Vera Abbott, Charles Goode, Robert Thweatt, Wallace Williams, Willis Madden, and Luther Archer became members of the Pro- jection Crew. Edward Dicken joined the baseball team, and Bert Oliver and Carl Matthews led Peabody ' s first Gold Team to victory. Charlene Jones and Gloria Redwine joined the Pep Club to cheer our boys. The National Honor Society welcomed Maxcine Cannon, Veronica Birckhead, Sandra Lowe, Florence Turner, Marjorie Dyson, Lynne Wright, Dorothy Parker, Barbara Thrower and Cornelius Hudgins. Maxcine Cannon was elected President of the N. H. A. Mary Watson was elected President of the Dramatics Club. Lynne Wright and Barbara Ford were candidates for Miss Peabody with Barbara Ford an attendant. Aside from becoming members of various organizations, we selected our class rings. We chose the oval ring which has now become the standard ring of Peabody High School. We also gave the Class of 63 their senior prom. Our class president, Richard Dunn and the class chose as our theme, Roman Holiday. In our senior year, Jacqueline Peterson and Barbara Smith joined the Choir. Jacqueline also joined the Art Club along with Mary Watson, Shirley Williams, Ernestine Johnson, Barbara Smith, Diane Foy, and Audrey Epperson. Gloria Redwine, Marjorie Turner, Betty McKe ever, Gloria Robinson, James Macklin, Carl Matthews and Johnny Brown joined the Industrial Arts Club. Eva Reid became a member of the Student Council. Charlene Jones, Ernestine Johnson, Audrey Epperson and Hibernia Parham joined the N. H. A. Priscilla McLeod became head majorette while Donald Brackett joined the track team and James Smith joined the F. B. L. A. Barbara McCoy, Gloria Redwine, Gloria Robinson, Mary Jones, Hibernia Parham, Lamara Hines and Sandra Hazelwood joined the pep club. Barbara Ford was elected President of the band while Cornelius Hudgins was elected co-captain of the foot- ball team. Barbara Thrower, Catherine Ruffin and Jean Harrison were elected co-captains of the Cheerleaders. Richard Dunn was elected President of the class. The Yearbook staff was also organized with James Jones and Sandra Saunders editor and assistant- editor respectfully. Other members of the staff were Shirley Williams, Diane Foy, Maxcine Cannon, Sandra Lowe, Gloria Robinson, Joseph Johnson, George Bell, Barbara Ford, Mary Watson, Patricia Smith, Audrey Epperson, James Smith, James Hill, Ida Brown, Marjorie Dyson, Lynne Wright, Vera Abbott, Janice Mithcell, Lena Giles, Susan Smith, Willis Madden, Richard Dunn, and Veronica Birckhead. The Yearbook Staff was one of the final and most important committees of the Graduating Class of 1964. As we approach the culmination of our activities here at Peabody, there is, in our hearts, a feeling of accomplishment overshadowed by sadness. However, we must realize that our time here at Peabody has been well spent. We owe an invaluable debt of gratitude to our teachers who have, since 1959, struggled to improve us in all phases of education. We feel that we have been transformed from immature, indecisive individuals to nature, responsible young adults. We hope that this change is evident. There have been times when we thought the end would never come; it is here and we are sad. The song is ended, but the melody will linger on. Historians: Audrey Epperson Mary Watson Shirley Williams 67 CLASS PROPHECY The date, Nebruary 32, 1984; the destination, Essen-Dortmund-Diusburg; the setting, one of the world ' s leading airline cruisers, the Pan World Eastern Airline. Once aboard the plane we are greeted by the airline stewardess, who is none other than MISS BRENDA GANEY. All of the passengers except one, are enroute to a class reunion of the 1964 graduating class of Pea- body High School. Seemingly amazed at the fact that everyone was acquainted, the passenger in sheer puzzlement, approaches the stewardess and begins to question her regarding that fact. She proceeds to tell him that all the persons aboard are former classmates and they are getting together after 20 years. If you pay close attention, she said, I ' ll tell you a little about each one. Let ' s begin by looking straight ahead and to the left. There you see Miss, or I should say DR. MARJORIE DYSON one of the world ' s foremost scientists who has just perfected the solar bomb. Seated next to her is MISS MARJORIE TURNER, a Spanish interpreter for the United States Department of Immigration. Directly behind them we see MISS SANDRA SAUNDERS, an I. B. M. Systems Trainer at West End High, one of California ' s leading high schools. Beside her is MR. WILLIS MADDEN, Audio Specialist for the CBA-TV in Moscow. Next we see REAR-ADMIRAL GEORGE BRANCH and COMMANDER EDWARD DICKENS, who have made a career out of the Navy with 18 years and 15 years accredited to them respectively. Boarding the plane in Vashti will be TECHNICAL SGT. RAYMOND MASON and MR. JOSEPH MASSENBURG, who is employed as a brickmason with the Valleydale Construction Company. SANDRA HILL and SUSAN SMITH, who are laboratory technicians at Calcutta State Mental Insti- tution, are seated in seats G1 and G2. PROFESSOR GEORGE BELL, head of the History Department at the University of Istanbul with WALLACE WILLIAMS as his assistant, are sitting across the aisle fromd and G2. Also employed by this University is MR. JAMES HILL, Professor of Biology. In seats K1 and K2 we see ANNE BROWN and GLORIA REDWINE, nurses in the Peace Corps serving in Africa. MR. HENRY BUFORD is District Attorney for the city of Leningrad and MISS VIVIAN BLAND is one of that city ' s best Attorneys. JEAN HARRISON and EVA REID are two of the Unites States foremost Psychologists. They ' re also the stars of a T. V. show titled, The Thirteenth Hour. All of the empty seats you see will be occupied by other members of the class who ' ll make the return trip. The passengers returned to their seat and just as they sat down, the voice of the pilot, Ralph Smith, is heard saying, All passengers please fasten your seat belts. We are now preparing to make a land- ing at the Essen-Dortmund-Duisburg National Airport. When the plane lands and the passengers are all off the plane, they are led to Chauffeur-Driven limousines which are to take them on a tour of the city. The tour begins on Peking Avenue, where the main attraction is the Public Library and the Librarian is MISS BARBARA FORD. As we go on, we come to the University of Essen -Dortmund -Duisburg, where JAMES MORRIS is professor in charge of the Trade Department with BOBBY ARCHER as his assistant. Working in the Science Department, we find MR. RONNIE GOODE and MR. LUTHER ARCHER, two of the city ' s most efficient physicists, and as head of the Math Department we find BARBARA THROWER with MARY ODOM as her most able assistant. Next we pass by the Golf Course and on the green we see two of the world ' s best Pro-Golfers, BURT OLIVER, who has participated in the U. S.G. A. and the Masters Tournament, and CARL MATTHEW, who has participated in many International Matches and won the American Cup in New Mexico. As we leave Peking Avenue and come into London Avenue, we see one of the city ' s high schools, Essen High. Some of the teachers on the staff are: FLORENCE TURNER, French; BENNIE PARHAM, Physical Education; PRISCILLA McLEOD, English; SANDRA LOWE, Math; PHYLLIS WEST, JOYCE ROBERTSON, and NANNIE GOODWYN, History, Government, and Geography respectively. 68 CLASS PROPHECY The elementary -junior high school is located on Grant Avenue, and a few of the teachers on the staff there are: VERONICA B1RCHHEAD, NELLIE BRANCH. PAULETTE MAYFIELD, MAXINE HOOPER, and SANDRA HAZELWOOD. As we proceed down Grant Avenue, we come to the business section of the city. There we see the offices of the more prominent businessmen. Have Secretaries Will Travel, is the slogan of the Secretaries Corporation with MISS IDA BROY N as the founder and VIRGINIA HUBBARD, LENA GILES, and GLORIA ROBERTSON helping to make up the staff. The bookkeeper-stenographer for this corporation is SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, with JANICE MITCHELL, executive Secretary. As we continue we come to Dior’s, one of the leading fashion houses in the world. There we see MISS CHARLINE JONES, head fashion designer fitting two of Dior ' s best models, MISS MARY JONES and MISS PATRICIA JEFFERSON, for her latest creations. In the event alterations are necessary, JUDY PRATT, the head seamstress, is always on hand. One of this city’s most prominent funeral homes is Nickerbockers. There we find in charge of all business transactions MR. ERNEST GIVENS. We aim to please, is the slogan of Lee ' s Flying A Service Station, v here JOHNATHAN LEE is proprietor and JAMES MACKLIN is one of the stations best mechanics. ’Working and on the payroll of the East Side -West Side Welfare Center are: AUDREY EPPERSON, MARY WATSON, and LA MARA HINES, with latter two working diligently on the steadfast rising problems of poverty and blighted areas. With a left turn, the tour continues on Karachi Avenue. There the visitors discover this city ' s most renown industrial plants where JOHNNIE BROWN and WILSON JONES head the radio and electricity department. Working with the secretaries and quite proficient in her field is MISS GLORIA JONES and MISS BETTY McKEEVEK, EBM Technicians in the business department. The engineers for this plant are RICHARD GALES, CLYDE BAILEY, and JOHN RICHARDSON, and CORNELIUS HEDGINS, a prominent draftsman, is in charge and has his own department in this industrial plant. Situated on Oakland Drive, about three miles out of the heart of the city, we see Essen --Dortmund - Duisburg ' s most attractive sight, its newly built hospital, Hope Memorial, with a staff of over 200. Some familiar faces working at Hope Memorial Hospital are: DRS. VERA ABBOTT and LYNN WRIGHT, Head Psychologists, WILLIAM WYNN, X-Ray Technician; BARBARA EDWARDS, Head Physical Therapist; REV. MOSES STITH and REV. SHIRLEY SMITH, hospital chaplains; and DIANE FOY, Medical Secretary. The nursing staff consists of JACQUELINE PETERSON, nurse in charge of the children ' s ward. Work- ing with here are: CATHERINE RUFFIN, HIBERNIA PARHAM, LELLA MAYFIELD, and BEATRICE MANS ON. Not restricting their services to special wards are: BARBARA McCOY R. N. ; PATRICIA KiZZIE; MARY CHRIS TAIN; ERNESTINE JOHNSON R. N. ; BARBARA SMITH; BURMA DIAMOND R. N. ; DOROTHY PARKER R. N. ; CYNTHIA WALKER R. N. ; BARBARA WILLIAMS R. N. ; and BETTY BATTLE. Quite an efficient staff, wouldn ' t you agree? Now to continue the tour. As we head back to the main sections of the city we see Major General DONALD BRACKETT head Military Educator at the Army Academy with Majors WILLIAM SCOTT, WILLIE VAUGHAN, CARROLL AVERY and COLONEL GEORGE SMITH Assisting. Once we arrive in the city, we notice a great deal of conglomeration of people at the court house, only to later learn that three of the best known attorneys in the world JAMES JONES, MAXCINE CANNON, and JAMES THWEATT have been hired by the Multi-Millionaire, J. W. Van Hausen to defend him in a half million dollar law suit. On Vancover Avenue is situated one of the cities newest office buildings, The Smith Smith Certi- fied Public Accountants Firm. Persons working with this company are MR. JAMES SMITH and MISS PATRICIA SMITH. Now that the tour of the city is over and the reunion festivities are taking place, my job is over. As I head back to the airport many thoughts run through my mind. One I consider to be most important is Opportunities in the World of Work, and when I look back over the success of the class of 1964, it really makes me realize how important an education is. By Barbara Ford Diane Foy 69 MOMENTS Academically, as Peabody strives for heights of recognition and achievement, vital moments become commonplace. Motivated by a thirst for knowledge and mental cultivation, each student absorbs and expands . Often this imbibed education extends into the library or into extracurricular clubs . Students benefit in every department from special attention of well -trained inter- ested instructors . 70 TO REMEMBER 71 ■ • Calmest Charlene Jones -- Richard Dunn Most Musical Barbara Ford John Richardson Most Agreeable Vera Abbott -- George Branch WHO’S Biggest Flirt Barbara Thrower -- Leroy Hill Best Built Diane Foy -- James Jon es 72 Most Dependable Vera Abbott — Joseph Carey Class Sour-puss Shirley Williams -- Willis Madden Most Business-like Sandra Lowe --- James Smith Most Conservative Florence Turner -- Ernest Givens WHO Best Natured Dorothy Parker -- Stanley Ward 73 Most Sophisticated Brenda Ganey -- James Jones Most Likely to Succeed Florence Turner -- Cornelius Hudgins WHO’S Best Dancer Catherine Ruffin -- Jessie Randolph Best Athlete Joyce Robertson -- Cornelius Hudgins Class Pest Susan Smith -- Rudolph Bell Best Class Spirit Jean Harrison -- Wallace Williams Class Lovers Paulette Mayfield -- Johnnie Brown 74 Best Dressed Catherine Ruffin -- James Jones WHO Laziest Charlene Jones -- Richard Dunn Best Posture Eva Williams -- Joseph Massenburg Most Scatter-brained Susan Smith -- Albert Dawson Most Unconcerned Diane Foy -- Joseph Johnson AIDS T Most Studious Lynne Wright — Cornelius Hudgins Class Clam Virginia Hubbard -- Richard Gales 75 WHO’S Most Conceited Brenda Ganey David Thweatt Most Chicken-hearted Vivian Bland -- Rudolph Bell Most Handsome Cutest Jacquelin Peterson -- Willie Massenburg Most Changeable Shirley Williams -- Joseph Massenburg Most Punctual Vemonica Birckhead -- Moses Stith 76 Slowest Virginia Hubbard -- Richard Dunn WHO Most Artistic Priscilla McLeond -- Leroy Hill Class Cry-baby Lynne Wright -- Rudolph Bell Class Grinner Marjorie Dyson -- Clyde Bailey Class Clown Susan Smith -- Albert Dawson Most Dramatic Eva Williams -- Clyde Bailey Most Romantic Patricia Smith — John Richardson 77 Abbott, Vera Octavia Collegiate Yearbook Staff, Choir, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Psychologist Bailey Clyde Edward Scientific Collegiate Basketball Team, Art Club. Ambition: Architect Battle, Betty Grace General Home Economics Bell George Rudolph Collegiate Birckhead, Veronica Eileen Scientific Collegiate National Honor Society, Polygon Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Laboratory Scientist Bland, Vivian Elizabeth Collegiate Dramatics Pep Club, Choir. Ambition: Lawyer Branch, George Ozell Collegiate Student Council, Latin Club, Track Team. Ambition: Government Instructor Branch, Nellie NHA Ambition: Teacher 78 Brown, Ida Mae Business Education F. B. L. A. , Yearbook Staff, Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Private Secretary Buford, Henry Lee Scientific Collegiate Ambition: Physician Cannon, Maxcine Collegiate Yearbook Staff, National Honor So- ciety, Art Club. Ambition: X-ray Technician Carey, Joseph Matthew Collegiate Football Team, Art Club, Industrial Arts Club. Christian, Mary Louise Scientific Collegiate Library Club, Dramatics Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Clarke, James Linwood Vocational Trade Industrial Arts Club. Davis, Frank Thomas, Jr. Vocational Trade Baseball Team, Industrial Arts Club, Projection Crew. Ambition: Electrician Dawson , Albert Austine Collegiate I. C. T. , Football Team, Art Club. Ambition: Social Worker 79 Dyson, Marjorie Virginia Scientific Collegiate National Honor Society, Polygon Math Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Laboratory Scientist Edwards, Barbara Louise Collegiate Safety Patrol, Art Club, Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Practical Nurse Dickerson, LaVerne Jerome Vocational Trade Football Team, Varsity Club, Track Team. Ambition: Brickmason Dunn, Richard Wade Scientific Collegiate Epperson, Audrey Irose Liberal Arts Collegiate Art Club, Dramatics Club, Safety Patrol Force. Ambition: Social Worker Felder, Shirley Mae Collegiate I. C. T. Ford, Barbara Elaine Collegiate Band, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Librarian Foy, Diane Brady Business Education, Sect. F. B. L. A. , Art Club, Industrial Art Club. Ambition: Medical Secretary 80 Ganey, Brenda Joyce Collegiate Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Modem Dance Group. Ambition: Airline Stewardess Giles, Lena Mae Louise Business Education Secretarial F. B. L. A. , Yearbook Staff, History Club. Ambition: Private Secretary Givens, Ernest Anthony Liberal Arts Collegiate Goodwyn, Nannie Leola Collegiate Choir, D. O. , Art Club. Ambition: Teacher Green, Jessie Anne General Home Economics Guyther, Cladoria Elizabeth Collegiate I. C. T. , Cheering Squad, National Honor Society. Ambition: Registered Nurse Harrison, Jean Delores Collegiate Industrial Arts Club, Pep Club, Cheer- ing Squad. Ambition: Psychologist Hazelwood, Sandra Juanita Collegiate Latin Club, I. C. T. , Pep Club. Ambition: Elementary Teacher 81 Hill, James Leroy, Jr. Scientific Collegiate Football Team, Safety Patrol Force, Library Club. Ambition: Psychiatrist Hill, Sandra Vemise Scientific Collegiate Band, Latin Club. Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hudgins, Cornelius Collegiate Football Team, Track Team, Na- tional Honor Society. Ambition: Athletic Director Hubbard, Virginia Lee Business Education F. B. L.A. , N. H. A. Ambition: Secretary Johnson, Ernestine Olivia General Homemaking N. H. A. Johnson, Joseph Weadell Business Education Clerical Ambition: Bookkeeper -- Accountant Jefferson, Patricia Anne Business Education F. B. L. A., Choir, Art Club. Ambition: Secretary Jones, Charline Collegiate N. H. A. , Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Fashion Designer 32 Jones, James Edward Collegiate Dramatics Club, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Lawyer Jones, Wilson Edward Vocational Trade Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Radio-Television Techni- cian Kizzie, Patricia Germaine Collegiate Ambition: Registered Nurse Lowe, Sandra Elveta Scientific Collegiate National Honor Society, Polygon Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Scientist Macklin, James Vocational Trade Industrial Arts Club, Art Club. Ambition: Radio-Television Techni- cian Madden, Willis McDonald Collegiate Projection Crew, Track, Football. Manson, Beatrice Deloris Collegiate Choir, Latin Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Massenburg, Joseph Chestine Vocational Trade Industrial Arts Club, Art Club. Ambition: Brickmason 83 Massenburg, Willie Edward D. O. Club, Industrial Arts Club, Art Club. Ambition: Electrician Matthews, Carl Allen Vocational Trade Golf Team, Industrial Arts Club, Varsity Club. Ambition: Professional Golfer Mayfield, Lelia Ledrester Collegiate Choir, N. H.A., Dramatics Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Mayfield, Paulette Victoria Choir, Orchestra, Library Club. Ambition: Teacher HI McCoy, Barbara Jean Collegiate Art Club, Pep Club Ambition: Registered Nurse McKeever, Betty Jean Business Education Industrial Arts Club, F. B. L. A. , N. H. A. Ambition: Bookkeeper McLeod, Priscilla Elaine Scientific Collegiate Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Majorette Squad. Ambition: English Teacher Mitchell, Janice Irene Business Education, Sect. F. B. L. A. , Pep Club, History Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Executive Secretary 84 Nunnally, Sterling Thomas Business Education F. B. L. A. , Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Jazz Musician Odom, Mary Elizabeth Collegiate Safety Patrol Force Oliver, Burt Otis Vocational Trade Golf Team. Ambition: Professional Golfer Parham, Bennie Lee General Minimum I. C. T. , Art Club. Parham, Hibernia Carline Collegiate N.H. A., Art Club, Pep Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Parker, Dorothy Elizabeth Liberal Arts Collegiate National Honor Society, Art Club. Ambition: Administrative Nursing Peterson, Jacqueline Francini Collegiate Choir, Dramatics Club, I. C. T. Ambition: Registered Nurse Pratt, Judy General Minimun 85 Redwine, Gloria Dean Collegiate Art Club, Pep Club, Industrial Art Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Reid, Eva Dawn Scientific Collegiate Student Council, Dramatics Club. Ambition: Teacher Richardson, John Murford Collegiate Band, Projection Crew, Junior Ath- letic Association. Ambition: Electronic Engineer Robertson, Joyce Ann Collegiate Robinson, Gloria Jean Business Education Secretarial F.B. L. A., Art Club, Pep Club, In- dustrial Arts Club, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Business Teacher Ruffin, Catherine Bernice Collegiate Pep Club, Cheering Squad, Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Saunders, Sandra Paulette Business Education Yearbook Staff, Art Club, Publication Staff. Ambition: I.B. M. Systems Operator Shands, Jerome Vocational Trade 86 Smith, Barbara Ann Collegiate Pep club, Art club. Ambition: Registered Nurse Smith, George Edward Collegiate Smith, James Earlie Collegiate Choir, Yearbook Staff, F. B. L.A. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Smith, Patricia Ann Business Education Secretarial President of F. B. L. A . , Pep club, Year- book Staff, History club. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Smith, Ralph Edward Liberal Arts Collegiate Library club, Projection Crew. Smith, Shirley Ann Business Education Secretarial Ambition: Jehovah ' s Witness Minister Smith, Susan Ann Collegiate Yearbook Staff, Art club, Library club. Ambition: Social Worker Stith, Moses Locatie Liberal Arts Collegiate Safety Patrol Force, Choir. Ambition: Minister 87 Threatt, Robert Burwell Liberal Arts Collegiate Library Club, Student Council, Safety Patrol. Ambition: Lawyer Thrower, Barbara Gene Scientific Collegiate National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Cheering Squad. Ambition: Mathematician Turner, Marjorie Diana Collegiate Latin Club, ICT Club, Art Club. Ambition: Spanish Interpreter Walker, Cynthia Rose Scientific Collegiate Pep Art Clubs, N. H. A. Ambition: Teacher Williams, Eva Diana Liberal Arts Collegiate Dramatics Club, N. H. A., Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: French Interpreter Williams, Shirley Jean Business Education Secretarial Yearbook Staff, Future Business Leaders of America, Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Bookkeeper, Stenographer 88 A vent, Calvin Vocational Trade Industrial Arts Club. Ambition: Electrician Avery, Carroll General Art Club. Ambition: Teacher B land, Raymond Edward General Art Club, ICT Ambition: Doctor Frazier, Patricia Ann Collegiate Safety Patrol Hines, Lamara Elizabeth Collegiate Industrial Arts, ICT Pep Clubs. Ambition: Social Worker Morris, James A lphons Diversified Occupations ICT Art Clubs. Ambition: Businessman Robinson, Jean Ann Collegiate Art Pep Clubs. Williams, Wallace E. Collegiate Projection Crew, Art Club. Ambition: Teacher Wright, Lynne Augustine Scientific Collegiate National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Math Club. Ambition: Psychologist Turner, Florence Scientific Collegiate National Honor So- ciety, Math Club. 89 SIGN HERE, PLEASE Our hats are off to you. You helped to make this glimpse possible. ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations Graduates! Although now you are graduates, you can do a great service for the rest of us, if you never cease to be stu- dents -- 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 heri- tage from the people who built America. The future is pretty largely in your hands -- you must be vigilant and active to combat the evils of socialism, government domination of private industry, and all the isms that destroy democracy. The challenge is yours -- meet it!!! THE PETERSBURG HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY The Friendly People We ' re Ready When You Are! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vacation earnings toward col- lege. Or perhaps you ' re class or club treasur- er with funds to handle. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank today, just as we hope to be your bank in future. FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes For Success: PET DAIRY PRODUCTS 907 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of LEVENSON ' S HUBERT S. PERKINS 109 Halifax Street 1462 Halifax Street RE 3-9168 Petersburg, Virginia Compl iments of In loving memory of my grandmother and our mother, Mrs. MATTIE TURNER, ROY ' S GROCERY who departed this life, January 19, 1963. Oh Mother dear. We love you, and Ettrick, Virginia 46 Chesterfield Avenue our hearts ache for you still. You may be forgotten by some others. But by us you never will . Granddaughter, Marjorie Turner and Family ETTRICK ESSO SERVICE River Road Chesterfield Avenue GIANT FOOD MARKET Fresh western beef — locally produced eggs M. G. Harp RE 2-2623 (T. D. 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Washington Street 147 N. Sycamore Street 1935 S. Sycamore Street Corner Tabb Monroe HAMILTON MANAGEMENT CORPORATION DAIRY TREAT Grade M. Bailey 1238 Hilton Place Sandwich Dinners Sundae ' s Milk Shakes Petersburg, Virginia Res. Phone RE 2-1968 1714 W. Washington EDMOND ' S GULF STATION MILES TAILOR SHOP Free pick - up and Delivery tune - ups Phone RE 3-4887 925 Halifax St. -Petersburg, Va . Alterations for men women custom tailors - repairs - dressmaking 241 A N. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va . Phone 733-5151 In loving memory of my mother, MRS. SARAH E. HARDY, Compliments of and husband, MR. COLONEL CANNON, also Blackie. H. B. CURTIS Mrs. Grace H. Cannon 1848 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Va . Compl iments of FORD ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Petersburg ' s oldest and largest TV Co. SOUTHSIDE APPLIANCE CO., INC. RE 2-9750 213 Gill Street Petersburg, Va . 15 E. Washington St. Petersburg, Va. Our Service Couldn ' t Be Better Compliments of Compl iments of NU-KAT RECORD SHOP CHAMBERLAINS 36 Halifax Street 106 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Your one stop shop in the Heart of the city All 45RPM 896 Compliments of Compliments of GLOBE DEPT STORE BARR BROS., INC. Exclusive Ready To Wear For young men and women Sycamore at Tabb Re 2-5972 Re 2-7941 Petersburg ' s Outstanding Credit Jewelers Diamonds - Watches - Electric Appliances Good Luck . . . Bill Green This is the place to stay young GREEN LANTERN RESTAURANT LITTLE LADY BEAUTY SALON Mr . Mrs . Melvin Lane , Props . 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QftW - ATA BOOTSE i AUTOGRAPHS i- Miss CANZATA BOONE Above: A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with the signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. Seated: Sec. of State Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, LordHome. Premier Khrushchev stands be- hind Lord Home next to U.N. Secretary General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian relations worsened during the year as they battled for leadership of world communism. This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, left, and Teng Hsaio-Peng in August failed to produce accord. An unidentified priest went to the aid of a wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. World Events in Review 1963 I nl Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death of Pope John XXIII. Pope Paul re- convened the Ecumenical Council and at year’s end planned an unprecedented journey to the Holy Land. Left, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer found remains of a 9- house Viking settlement in Newfoundland dating 500 years before Columbus. Right: A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall of water into the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3,000 people. Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem’s palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem’s death. Meanwhile, (color) U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied from North Viet Nam. A new island, 1 4 mile long and 130 feet high, was born off southern Iceland from an under- water volcano. Britain’s new prime minister. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took office in November, after scandals shook Harold Macmillan’s government. East- West tension continued: left; Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discus- sions of armistice-violating raids at Panmunjom. Right; Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin failed in the face of western unity. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city.