Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1965 volume:

w r rrrrrrrrrf rrrrrrrrrf rrrrrrrrrf rrrrrrrrrf rrrrrr ppr ppr THE PEABODIAN 1965 VOLUME XV The Annual Staff Presents ' X y 2. ) FOREWORD All good things must come to an end. So it has been with our stay at Peabody High School. Five years of joy, sorrow, pain and pleasure have come to our end. This book, THE PEABODIAN, fea- tures, in particular, the events of our senior year; for it was then that we made our greatest contributions and best exemplified the spirit and behav- ior expected of Peabodians. In years to come, THE PEABODIAN, with its record of our brightest as well as our most serious moments, can serve to revive with in us that feeling of enthusiasm of bygone days and, also, to draw us closer to the memory of Peabody High School. CONTENTS Administration Faculty Organizations Organizational Staff Royalties Underclassmen Features Seniors Sports Advertisements Patrons Senior Directory Index A GRADUATE’S PRAYER Father, I have knowledge, so will you show me now How to use it wisely and find a way somehow To make the world I live in a little better place. And make life with its problems a bit easier to face . . . Grant me faith and courage and put purpose in my days. And show me how to serve Thee in the most effective ways. So all my education, my knowledge and my skill, May find, their true fulfillment as I learn to do Thy Will . . . And may I ever be aware in everything I do That knowledge comes from learning -- and wisdom comes from you. Helen Steiner Rice AD Ml rrrrrrrrr rvrrrrrvr rrrp rrr r rrrrrr In grateful recognition of his unselfish devotion to our interests, we, the graduating class of MCMLXV, dedicate this yearbook to our beloved principal, Mr. Elmore E. Rainey. Whenever we needed someone with whom to share our problems, he always spared a listening ear. Whenever we were in doubt, he always tried to set our minds at ease. Whenever we traveled along the wrong paths, he guided us to the right ones. If in the years to come we succeed in reaching our goals in life, much of the credit will be due to his constant, patient, and wise guidance during our five-year stay at Peabody. 6 A DAY WITH THE PRINCIPAL Mr. Rainey presents an award to Concerned about the future of his graduates, he Sheila Martin for her outstanding chats with a college representative, performance on the National Merit Scholarship test. The principal and his assistant, Mr. Williams. Mr. Jesse C. Williams Assistant Principal Mrs. Mildred S. Hayes Assistant Principal and Guidance Counselor GRADE LEVEL COUNSELORS Mrs. Florence T. Walker Mrs. Edith S. Mason Mr. Hermanze Fauntleroy Mr. Charles R. Goode Mrs. Marjorie L. Fisher Mrs. Emily M. Turner Mrs. Canzata Turner Counseling, which is one phase of our guidance program, is the function of all staff members, although specific duties may be delegated to certain individ- uals . The primary purpose of our counseling program is to increase the efficiency of the instructional program by working with individuals. Students who are upset, ill, lacking in motivation, anxious, fearful, or unwisely placed, cannot make the best use of their learning opportunities. It is the responsibility of the teacher and the counselor to assist students with such problems and to derive methods, when possible, of preventing their occurrence. Guidance is a continuous process which starts in infancy and continues through- out life. As it related to education, it is a point of view, a process, a service, a way of working with people and an approach to the solution of problems. Based on our philosophy, we believe that guidance is an integral part of our school program o To achieve a workable, constructive program, close cooperation among the staff members, the home, the church, the school and other commu- nity agencies is essential. 9 OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs, Mable Thorne 10 rrrrrrrrr ’Tvrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrr p ipr p’prp ' prrrrrrp rr ' ' rrrrrrrrr FACULTY DEPARTMENTAL Mrs. Hollins Foreign Language Mr. Jones Health Physical Ed. Mr. Goode History Social Studies Mr. Smith History Social Studies 12 Mrs. C. Turner History Social Studies Mrs. E. Turner Homemaking CHAIRMEN Miss Townes Industrial Aid Materials Mrs. F. Walker Mathematics Mr. McKinley Music Mr. Blue Industrial Arts Mrs. M. L. Walker Science 13 Miss Lydia Aiken French Mrs. Rose W. Barnes English History o b H Ralph D . Dickens Gen. Science Biology Robert E . Davis History Geography Mrs. Ruth E. Edwards Mathematics Hermanze E. Fauntleroy Ind. Arts Elect. Electro Mrs. Marjorie L. Fisher English Mrs. Revor W. Edwards Spec. Education Miss Ruby N. Fields English Miss Esther Franklin Gen. Music THE FOCUSING LIMELIGHT One of the dynamic personalities selected to be spot- light teacher of the year is Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie . Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie was born in Cape Charles, Virginia; she now resides at 102 Sheffield Place, Et- trick, Virginia . She attended Bennett College in North Carolina. She is now doing graduate work at Virginia State College . Here at Peabody, Mrs. McKenzie is dedicated to performing the duties of a physical education teacher and a guidance counselor. In expressing her opinion of the seniors at PHS she said: They have great potentiality; they are a ver- satile and an active group of students. If their in- terests and abilities are channeled in the right direction, they should be one of the best graduating classes that Peabody has ever had. I am very happy that I was chosen as one of the spotlight teachers of the year. I feel that this is in- deed an honor. One of the most distinguished teachers who is a member of the History department is Mr. Roland Edward Lewis. Mr. Lewis is known to the Seniors not only as a teacher but as a friend and counselor. Mr. Lewis came to Peabody in 1949. Since then he has taught History and Art. He received his elementary education at Henry Williams, and sec- ondary education at Peabody, in Virginia. Seeing the need to further his education, Mr. Lewis attended Virginia State College where he received his B ' .S . , and he also studied at the University of New York. Mr. Lewis is a faithful member of his church and community . He is a member of the Zion Baptist Church, and belongs to the Following organization: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and the Delta Omega Chapter. Mr. Lewis now teaches United States and Virginia History. Even though he is not closely intact with the seniors at Pea- body, we consider him as someone we can take our problems and conflicts to for consolation. 17 Mr. Clarence Galloway History Mrs . Sadie B . Gist English Mr. Matthew S. Gilliam Biology Miss Phyllis J . Goodson English Mrs. Delores W. Haley Business Mr. Milton J . Hilliard Mathematics Miss Arlene Y. Hairston Phys. Education Mrs. Ophelia G. Hawkes Gen. Science Biology o b Mrs. Geraldine D. Jordan Mathematics Miss Geraldine Maclin English Miss Gussie M. Jenkins Phys. Education Mr. Roland E. Lewis History Mrs. Marie V. Maniego English Mrs. Beatrice M. McKenzie Phys. Education Guidance Mrs. Edith S. Mason English Miss Julia R . Miller Home Economics THEIR WORK IS NEVER DONE STUDENTS GET HELP Mrs. Eloise J. Moore Health Mr. Milton R. Nash, Jr. Ind. Arts Bldg. Trades Mrs. Verena T. Moore Gen. Science Miss Marjory Neely En glish Miss Helen L. Neverson Biology Miss Edith L. Oliver English Mr. Donald A. Nelson Mathematics Mrs. Grace V. Norbrey Chemistry o H 3 0 Miss Fannie D. Sharpe English Business Mrs. Mable M. Shepard History Mr . Willie M . Shepperson Mech . Drawing Mrs. AlmaidaL. Smith Chemistry Physics Miss Yvonne B . Staton English Miss Margo E. Walker English Mr. CarlW. Williams Mathematics Mrs. Thelma S. Wyatt Mathematics H o r r r r r r r ' rrrrrrrrr ' rrrrrrrrr WWTVTWV rfffrrrrr rrrrrrrrr rrrrvrrrr rrrrrrrrr rl ' rrvrvvrtr nzAT rrrrrvwwr rrrrrrrrr vwvwwv STUDENT COUNCIL Delores Massey President On behalf of the Student Council, I wish to thank all of you for co-operating so well with us. We hope that the projects we have completed v ill be profitable to all students . May the memory of the works of the Student Council of 1964-65 be long remembered and best of luck to Peabody ' s future Student Council. 1 The Student Council, the student governing organization, has as its function the improvement of student conduct, the promotion of student government and service to the school. It also serves as the intermediate link between faculty, administration and students. The members of the Student Council are chosen by the student body. 26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fellow Peabodians! It has been the purpose of the Honor Society to give recognition to students who have maintained high scholastic standards in conjunction with exemplary traits of character. It is on behalf of these students that I extend this challenge to the Peabodians we leave behind! Do not be content just to equal our achievements -- surpass them. Do not strive for the goals we have set -- set even higher ones of your own. Accept the challenge, and be assured that with it go my wishes for success in your pursuits of knowl- edge . Sheila Martin President The Peabody High School Honor Society strives to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership and to develop character. Upon the recommendation of a member of the faculty to the Chapter Council, a junior or senior who has a cumulative average of 88 percent or higher may be elected to the Peabody High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. 27 PUBLIC A TIONS THE AM. WALKER JOURNALISM CLUB 28 CHEERLEADERS PEP CL UB SCIENCE CLUB LISOMTOW technioues � ii: i‘ n-.|, POLYGON CLUB 30 F.B.L.A. 1 I. C. T. 31 CHOIR JR. ATHLETIC 32 N.H.A. CLUB INDUSTRIAL ARTS 33 THE LITERARY GUILD DRAMATICS CLUB PROJECTIONIST CREW LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 35 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB HISTORY CLUB 36 ART CLUB MODERN DANCE GROUP 37 MA JORETTES CLARINETS FLUTES OBOE OUR SAXOPHONES BASS HORN TROMBONES BARITONES TRUMPETS HORNS BAND DRUMS SAFETY PATROL MA JO RETT ES 40 rrrrrrrrrw rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrw rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr ORGANIZATIONAL STAFF rrrrrrrwrr rrrrrrrrrr r r_ r r r r r r r r Yrrrrrrrrr trrrmrrrr Through unrelentless hours of work, we have endeavored to view Peabody High School in a new and exciting aspect. With our faithful staff we gathered the material to produce a yearbook --a work of art and imagination --a book that creatively recaptures the events of the 1964-65 school year. We wish to express our sincere thanks to those persons who unself- ishly relinquished their free time in helping the staff to produce the 1965 edition of THE PEABODIAN. It is with gratitude and admiration that we pay tribute to their undying efforts . Miss Fannie D. Sharpe Advisor Mrs. Florence D. Brown Sponsor Mrs. Marolyn Quarles Sponsor Mrs. Vivian West Sponsor To have been selected as editor- in-chief of the 1965 annual, THE PEABODIAN, has been the greatest honor bestowed upon me during my five-year stay at Peabody. This position is one of supreme ded- ication and management, and one which I hope I have executed to the best of my ability. At this time I should like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to those who helped to make this book a success. Most of all, I should like to extend a hearty THANK YOU to the staff who co-operated and worked so diligently in the production of the ' 65 PEABODIAN. Louis E. Whiting Editor-in-Chief Jacquelyn Booker Assoc. Editor James J. Booker Business Manager Mack Curley Art Editor Typists are: Adelle Winfield, Mary Goode, Rachel Hazelwood, and Shirley Yarn. Proofreaders are; Nancy Pulliam, Paulette Bates, Margaret Graves, Gassandra Matthews, and Garrol Jones. 44 Dh o Reporters are: Mabel Carey, Marie Birriel, destine Jackson, Gwendolyn Murchison, and Vennia Harris. 45 Evelyn Piercy Organization Editor Calvin Banks Sports Editor Shelia Martin Royalties Editor Angela Macklin Exchange Editor Delores Massey Co -Organization Editor Daphne Neal Co-Senior Editor Patricia Bland Co -Photo Editor Gloria Glass Co-Feature Editor ROTALTIES MISS PEABODY 1964-1965 ANN JOHNSON HER A TTENDANTS First Runner-up Second Runner-up Natalie Goode Third Runner-up Toni Gales Fourth Runner-up Gloria Bonner 49 Gwendolyn Williams MISS PHOTOGENIC MISS JACQUELINE VENABLE a MR. PHOTOGENIC DONALD WILLIAMS MISS YEARBOOK VIOLET SMITH MR. TEARBOOK CALVIN BANKS .. V YEARBOOK’S COURT First Runner-Up Second Runner-Up Sheila Martin Third Runner-Up Carmencita Stewart Fourth Runner-Up Gwendolyn Murchison 54 Mary Goode rrvTvrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr ||||||Hg|||_ | _|_|| |g_ rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr JUNIORS rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr Mr . Mandy Homeroom No. 151 Grade Level: 11-H Mrs. Maniego Homeroom No. 144 Grade Level: 11-H Irs . Shepard Homeroom No . Grade Level: 11-H Mrs. Smith Homeroom No. 212 Grade Level; 11-H Mr . Dickens Homeroom No. 215 Grade Level; 1 1-L Mrs. Haley Homeroom No. 140 Grade Level: 11-L HAPPY TIMES 58 A CTIVITIES 59 Homeroom No. 159 Grade Level; 11-L Miss Staton Miss M. Rogers Homeroom No. 138 Grade Level: 11-L Homeroom No. 54 -B Grade Level: 11-L Mr. Hilliard 4 SOPHOMORES Mrs. Barnes Homeroom No. 154 Grade Level: 10-H Mrs. Ridley Homeroom No. A-22 Grade Level: 10-H Mr . Shepperson Homeroom No. 50 Grade Level: 10-H §■ ; ; . 1 1 j jSgyM i i 1 i 1 Mrs. West Homeroom No. 166 Grade Level: 10-L Grade Level: 10-L Miss Fields Homeroom No. A-23 Homeroom No. 142 Grade Level: lO-L Mrs. Hawkes 64 Homeroom No. A-28 Grade Level: 9-H Mrs. Hollins Miss Preston Homeroom No. A-27 Grade Level: 9-L Mrs. Rice Homeroom No. A-24 Grade Level: 9-L I i Mrs. Quarles Homeroom No. 137 Grade Level; 10-L :i m b I I i Mr. Lewis Homeroom No. 51 Grade Level: 10-L Miss Hairston Homeroom No. 49 Grade Level; 10-L L rvvvrrrrr rrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrr rrrrrrvrrr rrrrrvrr rrrrrrrrrr Miss Miller Homeroom No. 219 Grade Level: 9-L Mr . Boo ne Homeroom No. 57 Grade Level: 9-L Mrs. Bassctte Homeroom No. 45 Grade Level: 9-L Mr. Chambliss Homeroom No. 55 Grade Level: 9-L Homeroom No . 44 Grade Level; 9-L ,1 Mr. timith Mrs. Neverson Homeroom No. A-21 Grade Level: 9-H Miss Neely Homeroom No. 47 Grade Level: 9-H Miss Bailey Homeroom No. 46 Grade Level: 9-H Miss Goodson Homeroom No. A-36 Grade Level; 8-L Mr. Davis Homeroom No. A- 15 Grade Level; 8-L Miss L . Brown Homeroom No. A- 17 Grade Level; 8-L J ' iB 1 1 9 J BKgr i V B Mrs. R. Edwards Homeroom No. A-34 Grade Level: 8-H Mrs. E. Moore Homeroom No. A- 29 Grade Level: 8-H Miss M. E. Walker Homeroom No. A-32 Grade Level: 8-H Mrs. Wyatt Homeroom No. A -19 Grade Level: 8-H Mrs. M. L. Walker Homeroom No. A- 19 Grade Level; 8-H Mrs. V. T. Moore Homeroom No. A-20 Grade Level: 8-L IN MEMORIAM We observe today, not a victory of party but a celebration of freedom -- symbolizing an end as well as a beginning -- signifying renewal as well as change. For I have sworn before you and Almighty God the same solemn path our forebearers prescribed nearly a century and three-quarters ago. The world is very different now. For man holds in his mortal hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. And yet the same revolutionary beliefs for which our fore- bearers fought are still at issue around the globe - -the belief that the rights of man come not from the gen- erosity of the state but from the hand of God. -- From his Inaugural Address given at the Capitol on January 21, 1961 80 f rrvVYvVT rrrrrrrrrw rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrw rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrWr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrw rwrrwwrrrw Miss Aiken Homeroom No. A-25 Miss R . Rogers Homeroom No. A-30 Grade Level: 8-L Grade Level; 8-L 78 rrrrrvvrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrvvrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr FEA TURKS rrrrrm rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr Mr. Nelson Homeroom No. A- 13 Grade Level; i 8-L i ) I Mr. C. Williams Homeroom No. A- 16 Grade Level; 8-L Mrs. Pegram Homeroom No. A-31 Grade Level; 8-L WE GATHER TOGETHER The wicked oppressing now cease from distressing, Sing praises to His name; He forgets not His own. Beside us to guide us, our God with us joining. Ordaining, maintaining His kingdom divine; So from the beginning the fight we were winning: Thou, Lord, wast at our side, all glory be Thine! We all do extol Thee, Thou Leader triumphant. And pray that Thou still our Defender wilt be. Let Thy congregation escape tribulation: Thy Name be ever praised! O Lord, make us free! 81 THE DRAMATICS CLUB CHOIR present “CHRISTMAS CARDS” FAMILY SCENE Silent night! Holy night! All is calm, all is bright. Round yon virgin mother and Child Holy infant, so tender and mild, Sleep in heavenly peace. Sleep in heavenly peace. Silent night! Holy night! Son of God, love ' s pure light Radiant beams from Thy holy face. With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth, Jesus, Lord at Thy birth. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 83 NA TIVITY SCENE When Herod the King heard these things, he was troubled, and all Jeru- salem with him, and when he had gathered all the chief priests and scribes of the people together, he demanded of them where Christ should be born, and they said unto him, In Bethlehem of Judea, for thus it is written by the prophet . A DONNA” And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary, his mother and fell down, and worshipped Him, and when they had opened their treasures, they presented unto Him gifts. 84 KINGS And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of heavenly host, praising God and saying -- GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST AND ON EARTH PEACE, GOODWILL TOWARD MEN 85 THEY CAME! THEY APPLIED THEMSEL VES! THEY EXCELLED! TWELFTH GRADE Millie ent Carter NINTH GRADE Valerie Wright A STUDENTS DA T Hurrah! ! School has ended. 87 Spare time is the best time. Third Annual COLLEGE NIGHT Thursday, November 19, 1964 Peabody High School PROGRAMME I. Briefing Session, Room 220 II. General Session III. Invocation Music Greetings Presentation of Speaker . . Address III. First Group Session . . . . IV. Second Group Session . . . V. Hospitality Hour Gafeteria 6:30 - 7:00 p . m. 7:00 - 7:30 p . m. Stokes Hill, Ghaplain Peabody Student Gouncil Peabody High Ghoir Mr. E. E. Rainey, Principal Peabody High School Mr. Willie H. Powell President, Peabody High Parents -Teachers Association Dr. Gortlandt M. Golson Head, Department of Secondary Education Virginia State College 7:40 - 8:20 p . m. 8:30 - 9:10 p.m. 9:15 - 10:00 p.m. 88 COLLEGE NIGHT 89 COLLEGE NIGHT -J THEY SEE VED US WELL CAFETERIA SCHOOL NURSE MAINTENANCE FIRST P.T. A. MEETING OF I964-’65 The meeting was called to order by our P.T. A. President, Willie Powell and the out-going year ' s accomplishments were reviewed. Next on tire agenda, the plans for the incoming year were introduced. THE SADIE HA WKINS DANCE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Bang, goes the sound of the gun. The Annual Sadie Hawkins Dance has begun. This is the dance all girls enjoy. Why? They can chase the boys! PHYSICAL EDUCATION OFFICE PRACTICE BOOKKEEPING ART CLASS 8th GRADE SCIENCE 94 TYPING SCENES BAND GENERAL MA TH LIBRARY BIOLOGY EVENING CLASS A UTO MECHANICS 95 CLASS SCENES FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME ECONOMICS CLASS ELECTRICITY CLASS MATHEMATICS CLASS MECHANICAL DRA WING CLASS 96 CHEMISTRY CLASS WELCOME VISITORS Visitors are always welcome at Peabody. These persons shared their summer experiences with us during one of oru: regular assembly programs. 97 STUDENTS OJs 98 i I THE CAMPUS 99 SLOP DA r AT P.H.S. SLOP DAY AT P.H. S. Every student at Peabody anticipates the day when he becomes a senior. He knows that he may be given the privi- lege of expressing his idea of relaxation through dress . r r TV r r r r r rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr ||| | 0|g__||| Bs|g - rrrrrrrrrr oj-i j y ± to rrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr ALMA MA TER Peabody, we hail thee, our dear Alma Mater; Our love for thee is the song that we sing; Though far away from thy walls we shall wander Ever to thee will our fond memory cling. Ever thy children thy mem ' ry will cherish, Faithful to thee we shall all ever be. Ne ' er from our hearts will our love for thee perish. All of thy children are loyal to thee. Peabody, we hail thee, our dear Alma Mater, Our love for thee is the song that we sing; Though far away from thy walls we shall wander Ever to thee will our fond memory cling. Deep in our hearts will thy precepts dwell ever. Guiding us on in the pathway of life. Naught from our lives shall the influence sever, Though ere be others around us so rife When e ' er our hopes seem to flag on our journey. And no success shall our efforts adorn. Then shall we find thee, a beacon so sturdy. Pointing the way ever upward and on, Guiding us on in the pathway of life. Naught from our lives shall thy influence sever Though there be others around us so rife. Hail, Hail, fair Peabody, the home of our learning. Hail, Hail, Peabody, the pride of our youth. Backward to thee shall hearts ever turning Find there a lesson of love and of truth Out in the wide world far off from each other Shall we be joined link by link all with thee And we shall defend thee Peabody our Mother, Everywhere always, we ' ll rally to thee. Hail, Hail, fair Peabody, the home of our learning. Hail, Hail, Peabody, the pride of our youth Backward to thee shall our hearts ever turning Find there a lesson of love and of truth. 102 CLASS SONG by Patricia Bland (To the tune of Auld Lang Syne) Peabody High it ' s time we go, But we will miss you so. For many years the thoughts we hold Will be for days of old. We know not what this life will hold Without you by our side. In years to come we ' ll think of you While riding life ' s high tides. CHORUS We ' ll miss the laughter and the play That echo through your halls, But as we go we promise you Forever we ' ll stand tall. 103 SENIOR CLASS DAY PEABODY HIGH SCHOOL DECEMBER 7, 1964 . . Patricia Bland Senior Ensemble Joyce Edmonds , Angela Macklin Processional Scripture and Prayer Purpose of Senior Day Introduction of Senior Class Reading Musical Selection Interpretive Reading .... Solo Remarks f 104 GETTING TO KNOW TOU Sheila Martin RECEIVES RECOGNITION FROM THE NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Dear Students: I am sure that you all realize the necessity of obtaining an education that will adequately prepare you for a career. However, benefits are often received be- fore the completion of your education. These rewards may be monetary or public recognition of your achievement. I was fortunate enough to be given public recognition for recieving a letter of commendation for my performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Naturally, all students could not expect to receive honors for their scholastic ability but, with increased effort more could, and even those who do not succeed will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that they have tried. Who knows? You may be Peabody ' s first National Merit Scholar. Sincerely, Sheila Martin 105 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF... 1 . Robert Morgan started thinking in terms of a girlfriend? 2. Wonie Walker could take jokes? 3. William Darkins got a girlfriend? 4. Cornelia Jones wasn ' t so sophisticated? 5. Charles Chambliss ' barber left town? 6. Mollie Braxton would stop smiling at boys? 7. Patricia Bland didn ' t charm the boys? 8. Brenda Banks cut her long hair? 9. Clarence Dillard wasn ' t so neat? 10. Marion Brickell and John Tatum would break up? 11 . Joyce Twitty got a boyfriend of her own? 12. Bertha Viverette lost her good looks? 13. Calvin Banks and Haywood Gilliam didn ' t have great abilities? 14. Gloria Goode couldn ' t sing? 15. Louis Whiting deserted the yearbook staff? 16. Melvin Taylor wasn ' t so shy? 17. Norma Harris weighed 100 pounds? 18. Roland Sherrod could get the girl he wanted from the boy who has her? 19. Emma Jones wasn ' t tall? 20. William Murdock Wyche wasn ' t fat? 21 . William Jarrat would stop scratching his head when he ' s called on to recite? 22. Barbara Hill and Gail Robinson didn ' t love V.S.C.? 23. Charles Goodrich would get to school on time? 24. Stanley Barbar couldn ' t make a good excuse? 25. Vivian Weaver lost her pleasing personality? 26. Roy Williams couldn ' t dance? 27. Joyce Roberts had good hair? 28. Donald Williams wasn ' t handsome? 29. Rose Massenburg would stop popping gum? 30. Mildred Young would start coming to school? 31 . Silas Mitchell lost his drum sticks? 32. John Peterson stopped telling so many far-fetched tales? 33. Mary Goode got her hair fixed? 34. Richard Dickerson couldn ' t play basketball? 35. Henry Holloway lost his curls? 36. Mabel Carey lost her big legs? 37. Kenneth Taylor lost his false teeth? 38. Delores Massey was oustered out of the Student Council? 39. Bernard Tucker got a hair cut? 40. Rachel Hazelwood lost her sense of humor? 41 . Jacquelyn Booker became a safe driver? 42. Daphne Neal stopped whinning? 43. Marva Baskerville lost her voice? 44. Donald Parham lost his overcoat? 45. Adelle Winfield stopped grinning? 46. Julius Holloway lost some of his stupidity? 47. Jeannette Hawks stopped copying homework? 48. Annette Howell wasn ' t so emotional? 49. Nancy Pulliam stopped teasing her hair? 50. James Flowers was rich? 51. James J. Booker passed one of Mrs. Jordon ' s tests? 52. Charles Robins became President of the United States? 53. Celestine Jackson lost her glasses? 54. Shirley Yarn made another basket? 55. The girls were allowed to play football? 56. The February graduates and the June graduates agreed on something? FAMOUS CLASS SLANGS Got to do it ' cause I ' m use to it Git away And do the «C, ' Slide on back, greasy Yr Ot •Yof -e. A e 3e ' ' is o, i j Sq,, P‘ Zu-Lu A. z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z Get that money for ' yo honey Yo, % . -t ir P ' r , stive o- ■Me i-S vr d9 Yo Co, s.e A ..V AV 0 - ' A ' r, Y tbai s ge od” ° ' the -V ' ■ Q •X Gt -b V, - ' Z? A. git .§■0 bbi ' ,0-i X a- G ' o ' Y, et . It Js ' Yet. % Yo ' , dee late Pi, Ol r, - ' Vle ' s my SU ' i ' SV-i ' it on ba ' Gk ' Mad as 40 men Pje Pt Pi, Pff ' r ’ eo, OA 107 Best Athlete Oliver Shaw and Senora Edwards WHO’S 108 Most Sophisticated William Darkins and Cornelia Jones WHO Class Lovers Connie Claiborne and Claudette Hunter Class Crybaby William Jarratt and Cassandra Matthews Most Studious Alfred Roy and Olivia Batts Class Flirt Charles Goodrich and Gail Robinson Class Grinners Kenneth Taylor and Gwendolyn Murchison Laziest James Flowers and Gloria Glass 109 Best Built Robert Morgan and Gloria Miles Best Natured William Wyche and Joyce Coker Most Businesslike Louis Whiting and Violet Smith Most Popular Wayne Powell and Jackie Venable WHO Class Sourpuss Charles Chambliss and Joyce Roberts 111 Most Musical Silas Mitchell and Patricia Bixllock WHO’S WHO Most Chickenhearted Charles Chambliss and Sandra Watt Most Talkative Roland Sherrod and Shelia Martin Most Agreeable Adelle Winfield and Calvin Banks Most Romantic Carolyn Hazel and Battinto Batts Most Unconcerned Charles Robbins and Beverly Epps Most Conservative Walter Massey and Wonnie Walker 112 Most Dependable Delores Massey Louis Whiting Most Changeable Daphne Neal Donald Parham WHO’S WHO Best Posture Cornelia Jones Robert Morgan Most Punctual Lillie Cannon Calvin Banks 113 Shyest Evelyn Piercy Andrew Taylor CLASS HISTORY Class of ' 65 . . . everybody knows this class! These 197 students are so exciting, honest, friendly, artistic, studious (need I say more?) that they can ' t be kept out of ones mental data. These students play an important part in this growing society. This graduating class came to Peabody with one thought in mind. This thought was to work hard . . . and they have worked hard. Yes, when these students arrived in 1960, their success was evident. In the eighth grade, we were well represented by our class officers: President, Jacqueline Venable; Vice-President, Robert Morgan; Secretary, Annette Howell; Assistant Secretary, Carolyn E. Johnson; and Chaplain, Delores Massey. These ded- icated students worked hard during our first year at P.H.S. Jacquelyn Booker, Patricia Bland, Joan Stallworth, Brenda Banks, Angela Macklin, Priscilla Lewis, Brenda Wynn, Olivia Batts, Jacqueline Venable, R. Leon Graves, John Williams and Gloria Goode invaded the choir with full force. If it were not for these students, the choir wouldn ' t be the do -re -mi it is today. The first stop for Millicent Garter, Susan Davis, Cassandra Matthews, Angela Macklin, Lillie Cannon, Rachel Hazelwood, Kenneth Taylor, Marie Jones, Joycanne Coker, William Relaford and Charles Chambliss was to the band room to lend their support . A committee was chosen to establish rules and regulations for our Alma Mater. This committee, the Student Council, was headed by Alfred Roy, Daphne Neal, Joy- canne Coker, Betty Hobbs, Clavin Banks, R. Leon Graves, and Delores Massey. To be or not to be, ” was the question presented to Daphne Neal, Brenda Banks, Sheila Martin, Bernice Johnson, Annette Howell, James M. Booker, Vennia Harris, Jacquelyn Booker, Geraldine Gurtis, Patricia Bland, Olivia Batts (secretary) and Wonie Walker when they joined the dramatics club. Forty -six red flanker right, ready, go! Pernell Simms and Joseph Buford joined the football team just so they could hike that ball. Books, books, oodles of books were what Daphne Neal, Brenda Banks, Jacquelyn Booker, and Marie Jones saw as they became library assistants. To make some man a good wife, Juanita Christian joined the New Homemakers of America Club. Wonie Walker, Sheila Martin, Angela Macklin, Daphne Neal and William Darkins joined the science club for one purpose. This purpose was to play with microscopes and other toys of that nature. Our future editors Bernice Johnson, Patricia Bland (reporter), Jacqueline Venable (editor), Jacquelyn Booker (reporter), and Calvin Banks were taken in as members of the journalism club. The industrial arts club would not have survived if it were not for Frances McKeever, John Peterson, and Lee Alexander. High -stepping Claudette Hunter became a majorette. 114 CLASS HISTORY Our freshman class was one to be proud of. We made many important decisions. AMAMOS LATINA was shouted by Andrew Taylor, Haywood Gilliam, Indiana Bryant, Charles Chambliss, Lillie Cannon (consul). Daphne Neal, Brenda Banks, Olivia Batts (treasurer), Sheila Martin, Jacqueline Venable, R. Leon Graves, William Darkins (censor), Joyce Roberts, and William Relaford as they entered the Latin Club. Yea, yea, yea. We needed Brenda Banks, Senora Edwards, and Priscilla Lewis on the cheering squad to make these words ring yea, yea, yea!! The band still needed a few more tooters, so Betty Hobbs, Venus Jones, Russell Taylor, Sheila Martin, Carmencita Stewart, and John Williams surrendered their aid. Our choir wanted to rise to a do-re-mi-fa position. Upon hearing this, Marie. Jones, Marie Birriel, James Lanier, Ora Phillips and Jonanna Jackson signed their names . Some senior members having retired, the SCA received Marva Baskerville as a new representative . Having heard how much fun it was to play with the bunsen burner from Vice- President Daphne Neal, Brenda Banks, Alfred Roy, Jacquelyn Booker, Margaret Graves, and William Relaford joined the science club. When James M. Booker learned that the journalism club wanted someone to write poems, he presented himself at the next gathering. Douglas Evans ' aid. was surely needed on our baseball team. The dramatics club posted the name of its new play. Gail Robinson, William Jarratt, Silas Mitchell, Marva Baskerville, Jacqueline Venable, and Ronald Crenshaw saw the sign and ran to get a part. Still trying to plan his future, John Peterson joined the ICT. Aging fast we became sophomores. The newest fad was to see how many clubs one could join. I think we set a record. La, la, la, la, la was the latest thing when William Jarratt and Robert Thompson joined the choir. Dum, dum, dum, dum on the television aroused Silas Mitchell, James Lanier, R. Leon Grave, Daphne Neal, Louis Whiting, and Brenda Wynn ' s interest in the band. Wham! Donald Williams hit a home run for our baseball team, bringing James Harris off third base. Needing other members, the industrial arts club hauled in Charles Chambliss, Louis Whiting, John Williams, Rose Branch, John Peterson, Raymond Buford and Juanita Christian. 115 CLASS HISTORY Everybody yelled, Run, run, run, ' ' as our track team (James Lanier, Lee Alexander, Alfred Roy, and Mack Curley) edged to victory. James Lanier, James M. Booker, Robert Thompson, Ronald Crenshaw, and Douglas Evans became patrols, thus getting special permission to break rules. Brenda Banks, Marva Baskerville, Joyce Wynn, Mack Curley, Adelle Winfield, Senora Edwards, Gail Robinson, Priscilla Lewis, Ruth Hawks, and Margaret Graves had the spirit as they took their place in the pep club. Brenda Banks and Angela Macklin learned how to really shake, rattle, and roll in the modern dance group. Hup! hup! marched Jacqueline Venable on her first majorette assignment. Carmencita Stewart and Gail Robinson hopped on the cheering squad. William Darkins was our star Junior Varsity football tackier. Marva Baskerville, Beverly Epps, Joyce Wynn, Gail Robinson, Rose Branch, Shirley Yarn, and Louis Whiting leaped into the FBLA. Oh, Juniors love P.H.S. -- this statement could be proved by President Betty Hobbs; Vice-president Alfred Roy; Secretary Joyce Edmonds; Assistant Secretary Annette Howell; Treasurer Senora Edwards; and Chaplain Delores Massey. William Jarratt, Silas Mitchell, John Peterson (varsity), Douglas Evans (varsity), James Harris (co -varsity, captain), and William Relaford (varsity) geared right smack dab onto the football team. How sweet it was while William Jarratt, Silas Mitchell, Lillie Cannon, Betty Hobbs, Venue Jones and Jacqueline Venable played in the orchestra. Olivia Batts stopped the fun when she became president of the science club. The Honor Society is an entirely new organization since Haywood Gilliam, Charles Chambliss, Betty Hobbs (president), Millicent Carter, Kenneth Taylor, Donald Williams, Russel Taylor, Delores Massey, Lillie Cannon, Venus Jones, Jacqueline Venable, Angela Macklin, Brenda Banks, Sheila Martin, Patricia Bland, Olivia Batts (treasurer), Wonie Walker, Daphne Neal (assistant secretary), Paulette Bates, Calvin Banks, and William Darkins joined. Becoming popular, Charles Chambliss joined the SCA and the history club. During this same time William Darkins became the history club ' s president. Our high -stepping drum -major was Mack Curley. Donald Williams, Brenda Banks, Sheila Martin, Venus Jones, Patricia Bland, Millicent Carter, Angela Macklin, Calvin Banks, and Annette Howell were needed to help make the polygon club a success. Florence McCray and Wonie Walker filled the Choir ' s new vacancy. 116 CLASS HISTORY The industrial arts club welcomed Thomas Geter, Willie Noise, Robert Thompson, Francis Hill, William Buford, James Harris and Clarence Dillard. The members were really taking over in the band. Betty Hobbs became vice- president; Lillie Cannon, student director; and Millicent Carter, secretary. Kenneth Taylor (co -captain) and Sheila Martin did wonders for our tennis team. Rachel Hazelwood, Nancy Pulliam, Agertha Richardson, Marie Birriel, Carolyn Birchett, Frances McKeever, Jacqueline Venable, Shirley Yarn, and Ora Phillips made the pep club much larger. The FBLA took on new meanings with Rachel Hazelwood, Nancy Pulliam, Nancy Boone, and Louis Whiting. The art club was not surprised to see Mack Curley, Claudette Hunter, Bernice Johnson, Vera jonnson, Carolyn Birchett and Robert Ihompson. Wow! Billy Simpson did our J.V. basketball team justice. Rose Branch learned something in the NHA. Shirley Yarn edged into the ICT. John Williams became a patrol, hoping to stay in the halls longer. This is the year we have been waiting for, our senior year. We made a big decision as we chose Betty Hobbs (president), Walter Massey (vice-president), Joyce Edmonds (secretary), Adelle Winfield (assistant secretary), Millicent Carter (treasurer), and Delores Massey (chaplain). Geraldine Curtis, Angela Mack lin, Carolyn J. Johnson, Carolyn E . Johnson, Daphne Neal, Cassandra Matthews (reporter), Millicent Carter, Mabel Carey (president), Marie Birriel (secretary), Venus Jones, William Wyche, Thomas Geter, Lillie Cannon, Kenneth Taylor , William Buford, Clarence Dillard, Brenda Banks, William Relaford, Angela Macklin, Alfred Roy, and Jacqueline Venable swung into motion as they became part of the history club . Tired of arguing with their friends, Marie Jones, Charles Chambliss, R. Leon Graves, Cassandra Matthews, Bernice Johnson, Angela Macklin, Susan Davis, Sheila Martin (president), Russell Taylor, Gloria Goode, Indiana Bryant (assistant secre- tary), Haywood Gilliam, William Darkins (vice-president) ,and Angela Macklin (parliamentarian) became members of the debating team hoping to meet someone else with whom they could argue. Annette Howell, Charles Chambliss, Susan Davis, James Lanier, Daphne Neal (secretary), Kenneth Taylor, Pernell Simms, Brenda Wynn, William Wyche, Angela Macklin, Russell Taylor, Joan Stallworth, Marie Jones, and Venus Jones wanted to have a swinging time so they dived into the science club. The choir had an opening for Wayne Hill and William Darkins. Beware descendants! Jacqueline Venable and Brenda Banks were accepted as mem- bers of the Future Teachers Association. 117 CLASS HISTORY Frances McKeever, Wayne Hill, Joyce Wynn, Bernice Johnson and Paulette Bates pledged to be faithful members in the ICT. Angela Macklin was the My Fair Lady of the dramatics club. Francis Hill and William Wyche were our new additions to the varsity football team. It wasn ' t known that the NHA couldn ' t prepare one for marriage until after Daphne Neal, Jonanna Jackson, Claudette Hunter (secretary), Gail Robinson, Geraldine Curtis, Ruth Hawkes, Mabel Carey, Priscilla Lewis, and Florence McCray were members. Although Joyce Wynn, Jonanna Jackson, Andrew Taylor, Carolyn J. Johnson, Billy Simpson, Marva Baskerville, and Clarence Dillard could not draw a straight line, they were accepted in the art club. Thinking they could get into games free, William Wyche, William Darkins (presi- dent), Carolyn Birchette, Carolyn J. Johnson, Mabel Carey, Daphne Neal, Thomas Geter, Willie Noise, Florence McCray, Bernice Johnson (vice-president), and Jacquelyn Booker (secretary) wanted to be in the Jr. Athletic Association. Florence McCray, Daphne Neal, and Russell Taylor got on the tennis team because they had some extra energy. If it weren ' t for Jacquelyn Booker, Brenda Banks, Joyce Twitty, and Jacqueline Venable (our publication friends) you would not have read about us in the newspaper each week. Betty Hobbs, Jacqueline Venable, Hugh Scott, Jonanna Jackson, Venus Jones, Joy- canne Coker, Andrew Taylor, Carolyn Birchette, Carolyn J. Johnson, Marie Birriel, Daphne Neal, Carolyn E . Johnson, Bernice Johnson, Cassandra Matthews, Claudette Hunter, Mabel Carey, Millicent Carter, Agertha Richardson, Jacquelyn Booker, Carmencita Stewart, William Jarratt, Delores Massey, Joyce Twitty, William Darkins, Donald Williams, Billy Simpson, Calvin Banks, Kenneth Taylor, Clarence Dillard, Annette Howell, Brenda Banks, Sheila Martin, Wonie Walker, Brenda Wynn, Lillie Cannon, William Relaford, Gloria Goode, Susan Davis, Joan Stallworth, Donald Parham, Alfred Roy, George Chambliss, Charles Chambliss, Ireatha Hines, Connie Claiborne, Robert Morgan, Gloria Glass, Haywood Gilliam, Richard Dickerson, Major Bland, Timothy Walker, Gloria Miles, Shirley Creighton, Patricia Bland, Cornelia Jones, and James Flowers was so enthusiastic that they decided to join the foreign language club. Wanting to uphold school rules Geraldine Curtis, Marie Birriel, Ronald Crenshaw (captain), Jacquelyn Booker, and James M. Booker (lieutenant) joined the patrol force. The orchestra took Millicent Carter and Gloria Goode in as new members. Marie Birriel, Angela Macklin, Louis Whiting, Sheila Martin, Marie Jones, Gloria Glass, Carmencita Stewart, Delores Massey, Evelyn Piercy, Joyce Wynn, Calvin Banks, Mabel Carey, James J. Booker, Adelle Winfield, Mary Goode, Rachel Hazelwood, Shirley Yarn, Nancy Pulliam, Paulette Bates, Margaret Graves, Gassandra Matthews, Vennia Harris, Celestine Jackson, and Daphne Neal helped expand our journalism club. 118 CLASS HISTORY Three new additions to the SCA were Delores Massey (president), Wonie Walker, Pernell Simms and Susan Davis. Sheila Martin (president), Wonie Walker (assistant secretary), Haywood Gilliam (vice-president), and William Darkins (sgU -at -arms) gave the Honor Society cheerfulness , Paulette Bates and Beverly Epps had plenty of pep to offer the pep club. Those who obtained positions on the yearbook staff were; (Editor-in-chief) Louis Whiting, (Associate Editor) Jacquelyn Booker, (Business Manager) James J. Booker, (Circulation Manager) Joyce Wynn, (Photo Editor) James M. Booker, (Assistant Photo Editor) Patricia Bland, (Art Editor) Mack Curley, (Sports Editor) Calvin Banks, (Organizations Editor) Evelyn Piercy, (Co -Organizations Editor) Delores Massey, (Feature Editor) Violet Smith, (Co-Feature Editor) Gloria Glass, (Senior Class Editor) Carmencita Stewart, (Co -Senior Class Editor) Daphne Neal, (Exchange Editor) Angela Macklin, (Reporters) Mabel Carey, Marie Birriel, Gwendolyn Murchinson, Vennia Harris, (Typists) Adelle Winfield, Mary Goode, Rachel Hazelwood, Shirley Yarn, (Proofreaders) Paulette Bates, Margaret Graves, Cassandra Matthews, Carrol Jones, (Royalties) Sheila Martin. Through these years we have had many proud moments. In that eighth grade, R. Leon Graves made the All -State Choir. At the Science and Mathematics Conference, Alfred Roy placed first in math and Angela Macklin and William Darkins placed second and fourth, respectively, in general science. Jacqueline Venable and R. Leon Graves made the All -State Choir. Haywood Gilliam and Alfred Roy placed third and fourth, respectively, in elementary algebra at the Science and Math Conference. Haywood Gilliam went on to win first place in algebra at the State Conference. Olivia Batts became vice-president of the SCA. All this happened in the ninth grade . In the tenth grade, Haywood Gilliam placed second at the District Conference in geometry. Olivia Batts won the title of Miss Peabody. Olivia also made All -State Choir. Jacqueline Venable and William Relaford became members of the All -State Choir in the eleventh grade. Angela Macklin and William Darkins placed second and fourth in chemistry at the Science and Math Conference. At that same conference, Venus Jones, Millicent Carter, and Charles Chambliss placed first, second and fourth, respectively, also in chemistry. During this same year, Jacquelyn Booker was a contestant for the title of Miss Peabody. Brenda Banks, Senora Edwards, Cornelia Jones, Ireatha Hines, and Patricia Bland were contestants for the Miss Peabody pageant in the twelfth grade. Millicent Carter was chosen highest ranking student in the ninth, tenth and eleventh grades . Yes, the senior class of 1965 is one to be proud of and remembered by all. 119 SENIOR 120 SPOTLIGHT 121 Mrs . F . D . Brown C. W. Callaway Mrs . S . B . Gist Miss F . D . Sharpe Miss G. M. Townes 122 Mrs. F. T. Walker Walter Massey Vice -President Betty Hobbs President SENIOR Joyce Edmonds Secretary OFFICERS Adelle Winfield Assistant Secretary Millicent Carter Treasurer Delores Massey Chaplain 123 CLASS PROPHECY Diary Uncovered In Ruins of Oid School Petersburg, January 28, 1969 excavators on a building site in Petersburg have turned up a metal case with the remains of a diary wbdch belonged to, the now de- ceased, KilmoreE. Snowy. The discovery was made on December 21, by contractor JOHN WILLIAMS tearing down the old Peabody High School on Wesley Street, during the city ' s urban renewal week, initiated by Mayor JACQUELINE VENABLE. The diary was legible enough to read certain passages pertaining to the summer of 1968. The diary was deciphered by SUSAN DAVIS, EMMA JONES, and WILLIAM BUFORD, foreign language interpreters. It read this way: June 13 - - I am getting up in the years and this will probably be the last time my wife and I will get to see the world. School is out and I am going to see the world in style . June 17 -- We are on a plane now and surprisingly enough MARVA BASKERVILLE and LUCILLE PHELPS are the stewardesses. MARVA, overtaken by the sudden ascension, drops hot coffee on the people sitting in front of us. They were WILLIAM DARKINS, JOYCE EDMONDS, and SHEILA MARTIN, now business partners. SHEILA is a physicist; DARKINS and JOYCE, chemists. Progress is not our most important product. Well, that ' s their motto. SHEILA entertained us for quite a while. It was brought out that the plane was being driven by BILLY SIMPSON and co-pilot, WILLIE NOISE. We are preparing to land now. Upon arrival at Anderson -Roy Airport, named for the world-renowned engineers, WILLIAM ANDERSON and ALFRED ROY, there seems to be a great deal of commotion. The private plane of the famous New York model, ANNIE BELL SELLERS has also landed. Her party includes an army escort, THOMAS GETER; two stewardesses, VERA JOHNSON and PRISCILLA LEWIS; her doctor, CLARENCE DILLARD; a cosmetologist, ANN JOHNSON; lawyer, LEON GRAVES; and a public relations agent, RONALD CRENSHAW. Incidentally, Miss SELLERS ' clothes are exclusively by the WAHH dressmakers, SHIRLEY WIGGINS, GLORIA ARCHER, JEANETTE HAWKE S, and RUTH HAWKE S. June 23 - - I have a dreadful headache. I stopped by the local drugstore, Kampus Konner, belonging to GEORGE GHAMBLISS and JAMES LANIER. GEORGE suggested that my recurring headaches might be attributed to other causes. He showed me this card. It read; Walk right in, sit right down, baby let me shrink your head. Psychologists were ANNETTE HOWELL, GASSANDRA MATTHEWS, PATRIGIA BULLOGK, CHARLES GOOD RIDGE, ANGELA MAGK LIN, and GLORIA GLASS (child psychologist). But I did not take this advice. June 29 -- New York is lovely this time of year. I am standing in front of the IBM Building. Thinking IBM stood for Interplanetary Bunny Makers, I walked in expecting to see some rabbits, but instead there stood MARY GOODE, CAROLYN BIRCHETT, CELESTINE JACKSON, MARIE BIRRIEL, JON ANN A JACKSON, CAROLYN J. JOHNSON, BEVERLY EPPS, EVELYN PIE RCY, and PATRICIA BLAND, all crowded around a magazine. IBM turned out to be International Business Machines, and these lovely young ladies were all technicians and operators. Their boss, CALVIN BANKS, 124 CLASS PROPHECY and his accountants JAMES J. BOOKER, LOUISE. WHITING, JACQUELYN V. BOOKER, WILLIAM JARRATT, and ROSE MASSENBURG, his private secretary, were looking at the July edition of Ebony featuring the world ' s top Negro business and professional men and women: VENUS JONES and OLIVIA BATTS, pediatricians; MABEL CAREY, missionary to the Congo; DONALD WILLIAMS, GEORGE THOMPSON and HENRY HOLLOWAY, architects of Build Them or Wreck Them ; JOYCE TWITTY, pediatrician, NORMA HARRIS, the New Perry Mason; MILLICENT CARTER, BETTY HOBBS, and MARION BRIGKELL, mathematicians; JUANITA P. CHRISTIAN, Marriage Counselor for the Dear Nabby” articles; CHARLES CHAMBLISS, nuclear physicist and discoverer of a nuclear accelerator; HAYWOOD GILLIAM and SHIRLEY CREIGHTON, surgeons; interior designers DAPHNE NEAL and GWENDOLYN MURCHISON; GLORIA GOODE, leading soprano of the Cosmopolitan Opera Company, (She sang the Third Floor Suit, Concerto in A Flat, and Air for the Saxaphone and Tuba”); and DONALD PARHAM, owner of the Silver Plunger Plumbing Corporation. July 10 Today we flew to Paris, France. July 11 We visited the Sorbonne here. The staff of this world ' s famous institution was most impressive and distinguished. WILLIAM RELAFORD and GEORGE ELDER headed the 20 mill ion -dollar School of Engineering. RAYMOND BUFORD was contrib- uting magnificently to the Department of Electronic Engineering. ARROW TODD was the electrician and BATTINTO BATTS, a draftsman. JOHN TATUM, JOSEPH BUFORD, and SAMUEL MINTER were the mechanics; DOUGLAS EVANS, radio repairman; CHARLES WASHINGTON, an industrial arts teacher; and body fender repairman, JAMES HARRIS. July 23 -- Today was devoted to Le Lorre, a museum in Paris. We came across several interesting paintings. One resembled an upside-down fishing net; the other, a hurdle. No doubt these were some of Van Dyke ' s, Rembrandt ' s or Michaelangelo ' s . My wife read the fine print; paintings by MACK CURLEY and FRED PENDER. These abstract paintings represented CONNIE CLAIBORNE, baseball star and LEE ALEX- ANDER, Olympic track star. Come to think of it, I do recall hearing about these stars from sports writer WILLIE FOBB ' S article Gill Street Tech Boys Make Good,’ July 30 -- Due to unavoidable circumstances we were called back home. My mother- in-law was stricken with arthritis and taken to a hospital. Speech therapist, LILLIE CANNON and physical therapist, JOAN STALLWORTH are called in for consultation. Also on the floor is BRENDA BANKS, B.S., MA. , A.B., PH.D.,D.D., S.O.S., and F.O.B. and MD., obstetrician at tending to her little people. The Hospital is over- flowing with nurses. They include MOLLIE BRAXTON, GERALDINE CURTIS, FLORENCE McCRAY, SHIRLEY YARN, GLORIA MILES, RUTH SPENSER, JOYCE ROBERTS, SENORA EDWARDS, ORA PHILLIPS, and WONIE WALKER. August 3 - - I was proud to be asked to okay the applications of several persons eligible for jobs in Petersburg schools for the coming school year. SANDRA WATT was considered as librarian. THELMA BRANCH, history teacher; JOYCE WYNN and MARGRET GRAVES, business teachers; RICHARD DICKERSON, coach; STANLEY BARBER, industrial arts teacher; CLAUDETTE HUNTER and CHARLENE VAUGHAN elementary teachers; ANDREW TAYLOR, Spanish instructor, August 10 -- I met PERNELL SIMMS on the street today. PERNELL is a professor at Virginia State College, (elementary education). He was going over to the YMCA, 125 CLASS PROPHECY so I decided to join him. It was quite an experience. ROLAND SHERROD was the recreational supervisor with a whole staff of secretaries. SHIRLEY GLENN, DELORES PERRY, VENNIA HARRIS, SANDRA BATTS, and NANCY PULLIAM were all on hand. Also, on the staff were three stenographers, RACHEL HAZELWOOD, GLORIA ROSE, and GWENDOLYN MURCHISON. To provide for the welfare of the young men and women were social workers IREATHA HINES, DELORES MASSEY, CLAIRETHA MASON, AGERTHA RICHARDSON, CARMENCITA STEWART, CAROLYN HAZEL and CHARLES GOODE. August 31 -- My summer was most rewarding. It was like peeping into a crystal ball, seeing the past, present and future. But now the ball is fading and a purple haze is covering everything. The crystal clouds, and I see no more. AUTOGRAPHS 126 CLASS POEM by James M. Booker, Jr. O, Peabody, our Alma Mater, we make this pledge to thee; To love, cherish, honor, and always remember thee. To truthful, honorable, loyal, and ever grateful be. To keep pushing ever onward, in solem reverence to thee. For five whole years we ' ve worked here for ourselves and for the school. We ' ve advanced like little fish, to the sea from the little pool. We ' ve prepared ourselves for the outside world, we ' ve learned the basic rules. We ' ve learned the laws, the government that guides us after school. To those we leave behind we leave this sound advice. Keep pushing ever onward for what you want in life. Love your teachers, love your school. Do what you know is right. We graduated (so will you) on similar wise advice. With mixture of bliss and sadness, with stately heads held high We leave our Alma Mater -- the great Peabody High; From us the class of ' 65 of the great Peabody High To you -- the faculty, the school, we bid you a fond Good-bye . Class Colors Green and White Class Motto Climb the Road to Success And Make the Better Your Best 127 WHEN WE (1) S. Martin (5) C, Jones M. Jones (7) P. Bullock (2) B. Johnson (3) A. Macklin (1) 1 wonder if he has a girl friend? (2) Can you imagine? Me, a wall flower! ! (3) What a revolting development this is! (4) Anybody can twist, including me. (5) Do the bunny hop -- hop! hop! hop! (6) Peabody Scores Again! ! ! (8) C. Hunter (9) G. Elder (7) Ma, he ' s making eyes at me. (8) And they said, Liberace was good . . . (9) You know what I ' m going to be when I grow up? (10) My dog is bigger than your dog. (11) Who do you think you are talking to? (11) J. Hawkes (4) P. Bland (6) G. Thompson WERE rOUNG (1) Get out! ! You don ' t even have your driver ' s license. (2) Won ' t somebody PLEASE give us a home? (3) No one told me to say cheese. (4) You know what? I ' ll do it for you! (5) Gerber -- Babies are our only business. (1) S. Yarn S. Mitchell (2)D. Neal (7) M. Birriel (6) 1 didn ' t have a thing to do with it. (7) I was just sitting there, doing nothing. (8) I ' m giving up. That Knox Geletin just doesn ' t work. (9) What big legs I had! (10) So you want to beat me, huh? (9) C. Stewart (10) M. Garey 129 (8) J. Venable Anderson, Herman Collegiate Air Force Officer Archer, Gloria Dean General Home Economics Seamstress Balthrope, Arthur GoUegiate Elementary Teacher SENIOR Banks, Brenda Charlette Scientific Collegiate Obstetrician Banks, Calvin Scientific Collegiate IBM Programmer Barber, Stanley Raymond General Industrial Education Teacher CLASS Bates, Paulette Marie Business Education Secretary Baskerville, Marva Business Education -- Airline Stewardess Batts, Battino Leroy Collegiate Draftsman Batts, Olivia Elaine Scientific Collegiate Pediatrician Batts, Sandra Elaine Business Education Secretary Birchett, Carolyn Ann Collegiate IBM Operator Birriel, Marie Collegiate IBM Interperter SENIOR Bland, Major Edward Collegiate Artist Bland, Patricia Viola Scientific Collegiate IBM Programer Booker, Jacquelyn Virginia Liberal Arts Collegiate Accountant CLASS Booker, James M. Collegiate Zoologist Booker, James J. Business Education Accountant Boone, Nancy Business Education Branch, Thelma Collegiate History Teacher Braxton, Mollie Collegiate Registered Nurse Brickell, Marion Collegiate Mathematician Bryant, Indiana Collegiate Librarian SENIOR Buford, Joseph Nathaniel General Vocational Electronic Engineer Bufordj Raymond General Vocational Trade Electronic Engineer Buford, William General Vocational Trade Foreign Language -- Interpreter CLASS Cannon, Lillie Augustine Liberal Arts Collegiate Speech Therapist Bullock, Patricia Bernadette Collegiate Psychologist Carey, Mabel Inez Collegiate Foreign Missionary Carter, Millicent Stanley Chambliss, Charles Scientific Collegiate Scientific Collegiate Mathematician Nuclear Physicist Chambliss, George Edward Collegiate Pharmacist Christian, Juanita Pearlene Collegiate Marriage Counselor SENIOR Claiborne, Connie Lee Scientific, Collegiate Professional Baseball Player 136 Clarke, Melvin Coker, Joycanne Katheryn Collegiate Liberal-Arts Collegiate Athletic Director Air Force R. 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(Sign Here) CLASS WILL I, Herman Anderson, will my common sense to all students in Peabody. I, Gloria Archer, will my seat in Mrs. Maniego ' s class to anyone who has the ability to keep up in class. I, Arthur Balthrop, will my common sense to my sister Joyce because she has none. I, Brenda Banks, will to the students at Peabody my ability to be good-natured despite the criticisms of others who seek to destroy one ' s character. I, Paulette Bates, will my brains to my brother, William, then he can really think he has more than I. I, Battinto Batts, will my seat in Latin class to Raymond Richardson. I, Olivia Batts, will my ability to get along with a certain Darnell to Sandra Morgan. I, Sandra Batts, will Charlotte Barber my seat in the senior class. I, Marie Birriel, hereby bequeath this reminder to all future seniors: (Mrs. Maniego + English) + (Seniors - English) = - graduation. I, Patricia Bland, will Peabody the pleasure of knowing that I came and excelled. I, Jacquelyn Booker, leave this quotation to my fellow Peabodians: Time is precious, but truth is more precious than time. I, James J. Booker, will Hattie Henderson a date with Oliver Shaw, providing that Norma Jones and Thelma Greene do not interfere. I, James M. Booker, will my ability to bum lunch money to Donald Richardson. I, Nancy Boone, will my ability to read shorthand to Joanne Holmes, providing she can stay awake long enough to acquire the speed. I, Rose Branch, have nothing to will because all I have Tm taking with me. I, Thelma Branch, will my seat in the senior class to my sister Ophelia. I, Mollie Braxton, will my slim and graceful figure, and my ladylike ways to Valerie Baskerville, providing she will use them as wisely as I have. I, Marion Brickell, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to my cousin, William Peters. I, Indiana Bryant, leave to all the remaining students at Peabody the best of luck in striving to achieve their goals. I, Joseph Buford, will my position as guard on the football team to Charles Meat- head Vaughan. I, Raymond Buford, will my ability to stay awake in class to Charles Lewis. I, William Buford, will my scholar seat to those who want to get to a higher step in the future. I, Patricia Bullock, will my ability to stay in the band five years to Timothy Basker- ville, providing he stops getting kicked out weekly. CLASS WILL I. Lillie Cannon, will my ability to pass in all subjects to Stephanie Johnson. I, Mabel Carey, will my sweet, gentle, and kind personality to my sister, Helen, providing she takes good care of them. I, Charles Chambliss, will my position in the band to Allen Clarke, providing he doesn ' t drop out of school to become a jazz musician. I, Juanita Christian, will my seat in government class to anyone who desires it. I, Joyceanne Coker, will my ability to achieve success to my darling nephew Cornelius Crocker. I, Shirley Creighton, will all my brains to my cousin, Betty Ann Robinson, in order that she may finish school in 1969. I, John Crews, will my studious habits and my ability to graduate on time to my most unconcerned brother, Michael Crews. I, Geraldine Curtis, will my ability to sew to Delores Matthews. I, Reynold Davis, will my seat in Mrs. Brown ' s class to James Henderson with the best of luck! I, Susan Davis, will my lack of weight to anyone who will have it. I, Norma Donald, will my punctuality to all who need it, since I couldn ' t find any use for it . I, Joyce Edmonds, will to Gloria Cook the ability to graduate on time. I, George Elder, will my musical ability to my brother, Ronnie. I, Beverly Epps, will my positions on the cheering squad to Norma Jones, providing she makes it. I, James Flowers, will my size 12 football shoes to Alvin Jones providing he grows to fit them. I, Thomas Geter, will my ability to drive to my brother, Roger Geter. I, Haywood Gilliam, do hereby will all the happiness in the world to all the teachers who have worked so diligently with me during my stay at Peabody. I, Gloria Glass, will my long fingernails to Grace Davis and Karen Wyche to be shared equally, providing they can keep them clean. (I couldn ' t!) I, Shirley Glenn, will my seat in the senior class to Linda Glenn. I, Gloria Goode, will my ability to sing to Yvonne McCoy. May God help her!!! I, Mary Goode, have nothing to will because I need all I have. I, Charles Goodrich, will my name SNAP” to those who eat their Rice Krispies!!! I, Leon Graves, will my ability to stay in school during school hours to all class - cutters!! ! CLASS WILL I, Margaret A. Graves, bequeath my knowledge, charm, beauty and culture to Karen Wyche without any difficulty because I know she will use them as I did, (I hope). I, Norma Harris, will to Barbara Hill a pair of roller skates, so that she will be able to catch the man she is trying to get. I, Vennia Harris, will my brain to Yvonne Thompson to be used to the best of her ability. I, Jeanette Hawkes, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, Ernestine Hawkes. I, Ruth Hawkes, will my seat in government to Paulette Goode. I, Garolyn Hazel, will my ability to graduate without any conduct hours to my frisky sister, Ghauncey. I, Rachel Hazelwood, with all happiness, will my ability to pass all Business subjects to my sister, Lois and my cousin, Brenda Johnson. I, Barbara Hill, will my height to any young lady capable of holding her head and shoulders up high. I, Ireatha Hines, will my position as head majorette to Kathy Powell. I, Betty Hobbs, will my pleasing personality, charming disposition, intellectual ability, and modest ways to Bernice Batts, providing she uses them in the same ways that I did. I, Henry Holloway, will my seat in the senior class to my brothers, Larry and Terry. I, Annette Howell, bequeath my inability to cut classes to Michael Crews who now has the ability. I, Claudette Hunter, will my sophisticated and lady-like manner to those seniors to be who will need it. I, Celestine Jackson, will to my sister, Deborah Jackson, my high school nickname, Lucy. ' ' I, Joanna Jackson, will my Spanish book to Alvin West. I, William Jarratt, will Stella Jones the ability to graduate, providing she stops talking long enough to learn. I, Ann Johnson, will Mattie Wyche my seat in the senior class, providing she can meet the requirements. I, Bernice Johnson, will my quiet ways to Barbara Hill, providing she will keep still long enough to use them. I, Carolyn E. Johnson, will my quietness to my sister, Deloris. I, Carolyn J. Johnson, will my ability to be charming and lady -like to Paulette Goode. I, Vera Johnson, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Bernard. I, Emma Jones, will my pleasing personality and position on the cheering squad to Bertha Briggs and any other young lady, providing they can uphold the position. CLASS WILL I, Venus Jones, will my excellent grades and my seat in the band to my brother, Albert Jones III. I, Johnathan Lee, will to all the students at Peabody, a teacher who encouraged me to continue, Mrs. M. Maniego. I, Priscilla Lewis, will to Evelyn Williams my position on the cheering squad, I, Angela Macklin, will my singing voice to Kathy Powell, providing she doesn ' t strain it . I, Marion Macklin, will Francis Blakes my seat in Mr. Smith ' s government class. I, Claireather Mason, will my cuteness to all Peabody High School students. I, Rose Massenburg, will my seat in the senior class to my niece, Cynthia Hines, I, Sheila Martin, will my office of president of the National Honor Society to Francis Griffin. I, Delores Massey, will my unique ability to mind my own affairs to my many acquaintances who have much difficulty in minding theirs. I, Walter Massey, will my seat in Mrs. Maniego ' s class to my dear friend, Gloria Myrick . I, Cassandra Matthews, will my seat in the band to LaVern Williams. I, Mildred McCray, will my brother, Moses, the ability to graduate , I, Florence McCray, will my seat in the senior class to my sister, providing she does her best . I, Frances McKeever, will my ability to graduate to Charlotte Smith. I, Samuel Minter, will my body work in Auto -Mechanics to Arthur Campbell, I, Silas Mitchell, leave my drumsticks to Marshall Bates, providing he can keep from being thrown out of the Band long enough to use them. I, Gwendolyn Murchison, will to Jean Love my duty of looking over all interesting suspects that enter Peabody. I, Daphne Neal, will to Patricia Ann Brown much success and happiness in the future because she’ll need it with competition like me, I, Willie Noise, will my ability to think to those lacking their quality. I, Fred Pender, will my artistic ability to Ronald Balton. I, John Peterson, will my seat in the senior class to Miss Dorothy Smith, providing she uses it better than I did. I, Delores Perry, will my ability to my brother, Clarence, to finish high school. I, Evelyn Piercy, will my ability to keep my mouth shut and mind my own business to any fellow Peabodians who might need it. CLASS WILL I, Wayne Powell, hereby leave to Eddie Buckeye” Williams my position as quarter- back and my charm with the Chicks, providing he can use them both as wisely as I did. I, Nancy Pulliam, will my seat in my shorthand class to Gloria Cooke. I, William Relaford, will my ability to keep a girlfriend over two weeks to Ronell Juggler Thompson. I, Agertha Richardson, will my seat in the senior class to my sister and brother. I, Kenneth Richardson, will my ability to get along with the teachers at Peabody to anyone who can ' t. I, Gail Robinson, will my seat in the senior class to my brother, Earl, providing he gets it before 1999. I, Jean Robinson, will to my brother the ability to graduate within five years rather than six! !! I, Alfred Roy, do bequeath my seat in Trigometry to anyone who has the nerve to fill it. I, William Ruffin, will my ability to Percy Ruffin to pretend not to be greater than what he is, but to be just what he is --a person. I, Hugh Scott, will to my brother the ability to keep silent. I, Annie Sellers, will my popularity to any student who is willing to uphold it. I, Oliver Shaw, will to the football team of 1966 an opportunity to play on Cameron Field. I, Pernell Simms, will my outstanding ability to play football to Eugene Richardson. I, Violet Smith, will my position on the Yearbook Staff to Barbara Ann Mason, providing she has the qualifications to fulfill this position. I, Ruth Spencer, will my respect for my elders to all the students of Peabody High School, providing they use it as I have. I, Joan Stallworth, will my ability to stay in school to all eighth graders. I, Carmencita Stewart, will my sister. Jewel, the courage to take algebra four and pass the course with more than a 75 average. I, Andrew Taylor, leave my ability to succeed to my sister, Mary, in hope that she will make the best of it. I, Kenneth Taylor, will my sister, Marjorie, the ability to get through school with- out even trying. I, Russell Taylor, do hereby will to my brother, Robert, my ability to obtain scholarship, leadership, character and service which has enabled me to become a member of the National Honor Society. I, George Thompson, will m.y football helmet to whomever can wear it. CLASS WILL I, Elnora Todd, will my ability to adjust to new surroundings to all new students at Peabody . I, Bernard Tucker, will my grades in Auto -Mechanics to Lorenza Collier. I, Daisy Turner, will my ability to graduate to my sister. Rose. I, Joyce Twitty, will to my sister, Linda, my ability to be very strong. I, Charlene Vaughan, will my everlasting eye to my brother, providing he doesn ' t let my sister get it first. I, Jacqueline Venable, leave the busy bodies of Peabody the ability to utilize their valuable time in furthering their education, rather than trying to manage every- body else ' s affairs. I, Timothy Walker, will my height to Raymond Richardson. I, Wonie Walker, will my best wishes to everyone remaining at Peabody High. I, Sandra Watt, do to circumstances beyond my control, can not will anything because all that I have I need for myself. I, Louis Whiting, will my position as Editor -in -Chief of the Peabodian to the most qualified senior of 1966. I, Shirley Wiggins, will Brenda Wilson my brains, providing she uses them better than I have. I, Roy Williams, will my ability to get along with Mr. Chambliss to my brother, Richard, providing he knows how to change a flat tire!!! I, Adelle Winfield, will my ability to graduate on time to my brother, Carl. I, Edward Wyatt, will my seat on the bus to Milton Johnson, providing he leaves the girls alone. I, William Wyche, will my jersey, number 81 to Thomas Vaughan. I, Brenda Wynn, will to my brother, William, my seat in the Foreign Language Club, providing he learns to speak English first. I, Joyce Wynn, will my typewriter and shorthand pad in the business department to any fellow Peabodian who is able to maintain my speed and accuracy. 173 SENIOR DIRECTORT ALEXANDER, LEE OTIS, JR. 203 N . Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia ANDERSON, HERMAN 727 Kirkham Street Petersburg, Virginia ANDERSON, WILLIAM 236 Tucker ' s Row Petersburg, Virginia ARCHER, GLORIA 1115 High Pearl Street Petersburg, Virginia BALTHROP, ARTHUR McKINZIE, JR. 1438 Oakdale Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BANKS, BRENDA CHARLETTE 152 Piedmont Avenue Colonial Heights, Virginia BANKS, CALVIN LEE 333 Canal Street Petersburg, Virginia BARBER, STANLEY RAYMOND 524 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BASKERVILLE, MARVA 417 Cross Street Petersburg, Virginia BATES, PAULETE MARIE 717 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia BATTS, BATTNTO LEROY Rt. 5, Box 607 Ettrick, Virginia BATTS, OLIVIA ELAINE 124 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia BATTS, SANDRA 504 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia BIRCHETT, CAROLYN ANN 432 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia BIRRIEL, MARIE 1411 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia BLAND, MAJOR EDWARD 222 N. Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia BLAND, PATRICIA VIOLA 735 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia BOOKER, JACQUELYN VIRGINIA 23 Spruce Street Petersburg, Virginia BOOKER, JAMES JUNIOUS 1342 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia BOOKER, JAMES McKIN LEY, JR. 222 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia BOONE, NANCY 454 Mingea Street Petersburg, Virginia BRANCH, ROSE 321 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia BRANCH, THELMA 601 Taylor Street Petersburg, Virginia BRAXTION, MOLLIE ALBERTA 1525 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia BRICKELL, MARION ELIZABETH 509 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia BRYANT, INDIANA THEADORA 330 Walnut Street Petersburg, Virginia BUFORD, JOSEPH NATHANIEL 1224 Grant Court Petersburg, Virginia BUFORD, RAYMOND 731 Kirkham Street Petersburg, Virginia SENIOR DIRECTORT BUFORD, WILLIAM 1224 Grant Court Petersburg, Virginia BULLOCK, PARTICIA 1156 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia CANNON, LILLIE AUGUSTINE 208 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia CAREY, MABLE INEZ 330 North Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia CARTER, MILLICENT STANLEY 51 Boisseau Street Ettrick, Virginia CHAMBLISS, CHARLES DANIEL 1200 Grant Avenue Petersburg, Virginia CHAMBLISS, GEORGE EDWARD 28 South Street Petersburg, Virginia CHRISTIAN, JUANITA PEARLINE 633 Woodpecker Road Ettrick, Virginia CLAIBORNE, CONNIE LEE 1031 Magnolia Street Petersburg, Virginia CLARKE, MELVIN 841 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia COKER, JO YC ANNE KATHERYN 1359 Famer Street Petersburg, Virginia COOK, DOROTHY MAE 914 Bolling Street Petersburg, Virginia CRAWLEY, THE RON LIN WOOD 600 South Adams Street Petersburg, Virginia CHREIGHTON, SHIRLEY JEAN 1111 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia CRENSHAW, RONALD STEVEN 1346 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia CREWS, JOHN EVERTT 232 Liberty Street Petersburg, Virginia CURLEY MACK LIN WOOD 46 Third Avenue Ettrick, Virginia CURTIS, GERALDINE ELEANORA 1340 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia DARKINS, WILLIAM CLAIBORNE 837 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia DAVIS, 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GLENN, SHIRLEY MAE 753 Kirkham Street Petersburg, Virginia GOODE, CHARLES EDWARD Oakland Avenue Colonial Heights, Virginia GOODE , MARY LOUISE 711 South West Street Petersburg, Virginia GOODRICH, CHARLES NATHANIEL 242 Tucker ' s Row Petersburg, Virginia GRAVES, MARGARET ANN 460 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia GRAVES, ROYSTER LEON 918 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia HARRIS, JAMES ROBERT 527 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HARRIS, NORMA PATRICIA 849 Wilcox Street Petersburg, Virginia HARRIS, VENNIA 331 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia HAWKE S, JEANETTE ELIZABETH 545 Clinton Street Petersburg, Virginia HAWKE S, RUTH NAOMI 514 Carter Street Petersburg, Virginia HAZEL, CAROLYN JANE 1459 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia HAZELWOOD, RACHEL ANN 1031 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HILL, BA RBARA JEAN 427 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia HILL, FRANCIS VERNON 521 Clinton Street Petersburg, Virginia HILL, WAYNE RANDOLPH 1024 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia HINES, IREATHA 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DELORES 1206 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, E!MMA JEAN 318 North Carter Road Petersburg, Virginia JONES, MARIE CAROL 242 New Street Petersburg, Virginia JONES, VENUS ROMANCE 923 Clarke Street Petersburg, Virginia LANIER, JAMES ARTHUR 1125 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia LEE, JOHNATHAN WALTER 539 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia LEWIS, PRISCILLA ANN 834 Wilcox Street Petersburg, Virginia MACK LIN, ANGELA VICTORIA Virginia State College Ettrick, Virginia MACK LIN, MARION TERESA 525 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia MARTIN, SHELIA CASSANDRA Roosevelt Avenue Colonial Heights, Virginia MASSENBURG, ROSE MARIE 605 Saint Mark Street Petersburg, Virginia MASSEY, DELORES 314 North Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia MASSEY, WALTER 314 North Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia MASON, CLAIREATHER 919 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia MASON, LLEWELLYN MAURICE 1016 Patterson Street Petersburg, Virginia MATTHEWS, CASSANDRA DIANE 23 Loyal Avenue Ettrick, Virginia McCRAE, MILDRED LEE 1425 Hanover Street Petersburg, Virginia 177 SENIOR DIRECTORY McCRAY, FLORENCE ANN 927 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia McKEEVER, FRANCES ANN 328 North Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia MILES, GLORIA VEESTER 510 Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia MINTER, SAMUEL EDWARD 1316 Commerce Street Petersburg, Virginia MITCHELL, SILAS, JR. 612 Saint Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia MORGAN, ROBERT JAMES, JR. 421 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia MURCHISON, GWENDOLYN KAREN 460 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia NEAL, DAPHNE OLIVIA 334 Mars Street Petersburg, Virginia NOISE, WILLIE 723 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PARHAM, DONALD TEE 852 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PENDER, FRED DOUGLASS 504 North Carolina Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PERRY, DELORES MAE 14 East Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia PETERSON, JOHN LOUIS 1114 Hilton Place Petersburg, Virginia PHELPS, LUCILLE 329 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia PHILLIPS, ORA ERNESTINE 930 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia PIERCY EVELYN LUCILLE 524 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia PORTER, ELNORA 1125 High Pearl Street Petersburg, Virginia POWELL, WAYNE HUGH 715 Court Street Petersburg, Virginia PRATT, JUDY 1346 Lincoln Street Petersburg, Virginia PRATT, SUSIE JANE 1346 Lincoln Street Petersburg, Virginia PULLIAM, NANCE LEE 1121 Pointer Street Petersburg, Virginia RELEFORD, WILLIAM ROSLEY 505 South Jefferson Street Petersburg, Virginia RICHARDSON, AGERTHA YVONNE 1110 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia RICHARDSON, KENNETH WAYNE 132 Gaurantee Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBBINS, CHARLES DRUMMOND 1231 Rome Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBERTS, JOYCE LEE 304 Saint Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBINSON, GAIL PATRICIA 830 Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia ROBINSON, JEAN ANN 645 South West Street Petersburg, Virginia 178 SENIOR DIRECTORY ROSE, GLORIA ANN 1010 Saint James Street Petersburg, Virginia ROY, ALFRED BYRON 328 North Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia RUFFIN, WILLIAM ALLEN 529 Grade Street Petersburg, Virginia SCOTT, HUGH MILTON 1346 Montgomery Street Petersburg, Virginia SCOTT, WILLIAM HENRY 1050 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia SELLERS, ANNIE BELL 403 Porterville Street Petersburg, Virginia SHAW, OLIVER JAMES, JR. 311 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia SHERROD, ROLAND LEON 822 Wilcox Street Petersburg, Virginia SIMMS, PERNELL ANTHONY 924 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia SIMPSON, BILLY CHESTER 530 Saint Luke Street Petersburg, Virginia SMITH, VIOLET ROBERTA 422 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia SPENCER, RUTH DELL 515 Byrne Street Petersburg, Virginia STALLWORTH, JOAN CE LESTER 1520 West Clara Drive Petersburg, Virginia TATUM, GEORGE HAYWOOD 531 Hanover Street Petersburg, Virginia TAYLOR, KENNETH ANDREW 522 Federal Street Petersburg, Virginia TAYLOR, ANDREW MELVIN 229 South Dunlop Street Petersburg, Virginia TAYLOR, RUSSELL LEE 1005 Beasley Street Petersburg, Virginia THOMPSON, GEORGE FREDERICK 545 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia THOMPSON, ROBERT ALEXANDER 762 Kirkham Street Petersburg, Virginia TODD, ARROW LEON 546 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia TODD, ELNORA BERNICE 1008 Augusta Avenue Petersburg, Virginia TODD, LEWIS 546 Harding Street Petersburg, Virginia TUCKER, BERNARD LEE 928 Lee Avenue Petersburg, Virginia TURNER, DAISEY ELIZABETH 518 Mabry Street Petersburg, Virginia T WITTY, JOYCE ANN 215 Witten Street Petersburg, Virginia VAUGHAN, CHARLENE VIRGINIA 119 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia STEWART, CARMENCITA CHLOE 947 Cool Springs Drive Petersburg, Virginia 179 VAUGHAN, WILLIE HER BERT 224 Shore Street Petersburg, Virginia SENIOR DIRECTORT VENABLE, JACQUELINE LAZELLE 437 Carter Street Petersburg, Virginia VEVERETTE, BERTHA YVONNE 104 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia WALKER, TIMOTHY 729 Court Street Petersburg, Virginia WALKER, WONIE HAZEL 731 Blick Street Petersburg, Virginia WASHINGTON, CHARLES VANBUREN 19 South Burch Street Petersburg, Virginia WATTS, SANDRA BYNETTE 910 Diamond Street Petersburg, Virginia WEAVER, VIVIAN 10 South Old Church Street Petersburg, Virginia WHITING, LOUIS EDWARD 27 South South Street Petersburg, Virginia WIGGINS, SHIRLEY ELOISE 224 South Jones Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, ADELAIDE 319 Cross Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, DONALD ALAN 331 Walnut Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, JOHN 928 Shepard Street Petersburg, Virginia WILLIAMS, ROY LEE 414 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia WINFIELD, ADELLE ELIZABETH 225 Virginia Avenue Petersburg, Virginia WYTT, EDWARD WESTWOOD 16 Williams Street Ettrick, Virginia WYCHE, WILLIAMS ALEXANDER, JR. 1043 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia WYNN, JOYCE ANN 316 North Crater Road Petersburg, Virginia YARN, SHIRLEY ANN 602 St. Matthew Street Petersburg, Virginia YOUNG, JACK STEWARD 1330 Custer Street Petersburg, Virginia YOUNG, MILDRED INEZ 937 Wilcox Street Petersburg, Virginia 180 rrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrr rvrrrrrwrr rVWVVVV rvrrvrrrrr VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: James Harris, Arthur Myrick, Wayne Powell, Joseph Armstrong, John Peterson, Melvin Clarke, William Wyche, James Flowers, George Tatvun, Pernell Simms. SECOND ROW: Douglas Evans, Kenneth Edmonds, Leroy Dickens, Solomen Miles, Hodges Curtis, Morris Wiggins, Nelson Archer, Willie Noise, Jerry Richardson, THIRD ROW: Leroy Fitzgerald, Oliver Shaw, Micheal Sykes, Horace Dickerson, Roy Cook, Eugene Richardson, Langston Branch, Richard Perry. FOURTH ROW: Willie Shands, Glenn Ford, Charles Pender, Charles Vaughan, Edwin Jones, Nathaniel Robinson, A rtlnu: Fisher. FIFTH ROW: Lawrence Parker, Robert Hines, Alvin Jones, Fred Pender, Hugh Scott, William Robinson, Eddie Williams, Coach Albert Jones, William Peterson, Coach James Boone, Butch Jones, Bobby Archer. SEASON ' S RECORD Peabody 26 Dunbar 0 Peabody 0 East Suffolk 22 Peabody 0 Armstrong 14 Peabody 13 Booker T. 2 Peabody 6 Huntington 7 Peabody 0 Maggie Walker 8 Peabody 14 Phenix 12 Peabody 25 St. Emma 0 182 Head Coach Albert Jones Defensive Coach James Boone Offensive Coach Robert Davis Scout Carl Peal 183 LIONS ROMP OVER POETS, 26-0, IN SEASON ' S GRID OPENER The Peabody Lions completely dominated play, both offensively and defensively, as they romped to a 26-0 victory over the Dunbar Poets of Lynchburg. The Lions scored two quick touchdowns in the first period on a 40 -yard run by Alvin Jones and on a 15 -yard scoring aerial from quarterback James Flowers to Leroy Huckabuck Fitzgerald. The third Lion touchdown came in the third quarter on a eight - yard run by Flowers. The final touchdown came in the last quarter when Leroy Dickens picked up a fumble on the Lion ' s 15, and ran it in. Jones and Dickens were consistent gainers on the ground all night, while Fitzgerald was on the receiving end of most of Flower ' s passes. The Poets were unable to muster a scoring threat against a stout defense led by William Wyche, Joseph Armstrong, Melvin Clark, Alphonso Crocker, William Relaford, Paul Williams, James Harris and Jones . The Lions were without the services of their regular quarterback, Wayne Powell. 184 LION’S BOW TO SUFFOLK, 22-0 East Suffolk rallied for three touchdowns and a field goal in the second half to defeat the Peabody Lion ' s by a score of 22-0, after both teams had fought on even terms throughout the first half. Most of the Lion ' s offensive fireworks were supplied by the passing of James Flowers and the running of Alvin Jones and Leroy Dickens. Outstanding on defense for the Lions were Joseph Buford, Paul Williams, Nelson Archer, and Melvin Clarke . The Lions saw several scoring opportunities go by boys as they were forced to give up posses- ion of the pigskin deep in enemy territory on fumbles . Ballard and Beamen share the scoring duties for Suffolk. Beaman scored on sprints of 60 and 20 yards, while Ballard scored on a 10 -yard run and kicked a 20 -yard field goal. He also passed for an extra point. 185 ARMSTRONG DEFEATS PEABODY BY 14-0 The Armstrong Wildcats of Richmond scored in the second and third quarters and defeated the Pea- body Lions by a score of 14-0. The Wildcats blocked all efforts of the Lions to score despite the fine attempts made by both Wayne Powell and James Flowers at quarterback. The Lions couldn ' t build up enough momentum to get the ball across the goal line. Two costly Lion errors proved to be their down- fall. An interception of Flowers to Shaw pass led to the first Wildcat touchdown. A Peabody fumble on its 20 at the start of the second half set up the second T.D. Capers of the Wildcat scored both Touchdowns . Defensive standouts for the Lions were Alphonso Crocker, P. Williams, N. Archer, and William Relaford. 186 PEABODY EVENS RECORD AT 2-2 WITH WIN OVER BOOKER T The Peabody Lions scored in the first and third periods to beat Booker T of Norfolk, 13-2. A Booker T fumble early in the game set up the first touchdown, with Pernell Simms, who did an excellent job both defensively and offensively, recovering. The Lions moved the ball to the 30 -yard line, where quarterback Wayne Powell took it over for the score. The visitors threatened to score several times, but were thrown back by a tough Lion defense headed by Simms, Paul Williams, Alvin Jones, Solomon Miles, Arthur Myrick, William Wyche, Joseph Buford, Leroy Fitzgerald, and Oliver Shaw. Fitzgerald and Jones came up with intercept- ions to halt Booker T ' s drives. Powell passed to Shaw for Peabody ' s second touchdown in the third quarter on a play covering 20 yards. This same combination collaborated for the extra point. Lions fullback, Leroy Dickens, picked up 85 yards for the night. Peabody ' s punter, Willie Fobbs, did a fine job punting and James Flowers also did a good job at quarter- back filling in for Powell. The visitors got their only two points in the first quarter when a host of Booker T. tacklers threw Powell for a safety in his own end zone. 187 LIONS ARE BEATEN IN HOMECOMING TILT, 7-6 The Peabody Lions dropped a heart-breaking 7-6 decision to the Huntington Vikings of Newport News in their Homecoming game. The Vikings got a first period touchdown and picked up the extra point. From that point they were held in check by the Lions ' defense led by Arthur Myrick, William Wyche, Joe Buford, Joe Armstrong, Leroy Dickens, Charles Vaughan, Curtis, and Melvin Clarke . The Vikings ' score came on an eight -yard run by Robert Whitaker which capped an 80 -yard touchdown drive. He ran for the extra point which proved to be the margin of victory. The Peabody score was set up by a recovered fumble by Wyche on the Huntington 19. The Lions marched 81 yards for the T.D., with Dickens pick- ing up a crucial first down on a fourth down play to keep the drive alive. James Flowers who was sub- stituting for Dickens took a hand off, and went 19 yards for the score . The try for the extra point failed. 188 DRAGONS DO A N PEABODY, 8-0 The Maggie Walker Green Dragons scored a touchdown in the first period and added a safety in the third quarter to beat the Peabody Lions, 8-0. The Green Dragons threw up a sturdy defense to halt the Lions offensively. The Lions also checked the running and passing game of the Dragons, but the Dragons got through to Willie Fobbs and threw him for a safety. The Lions penetrated to the Dragons ' 15, but gave up the ball on downs . They recovered a fumble at the 19, but were unable to score. Late in the second quarter Leroy Fitzgerald returned a punt 60 yards, and the Lions managed to get to the 30 at the end of the half. Late in the third quarter, a Solomon Miles inter- ception gave the Lions the ball, but they lost it back in a fumble. Joseph Buford recovered a Walker fum- ble late in the game, but time ran out. Defensive stalwarts for the Lions were Pernell Simms, James Harris, Buford, Melvin Clarke, William Wyche and Joseph Armstrong. 189 LIONS DEFEAT PHENIX, 14-12 The Peabody Lions won a hard-fought 14-12 decision over the Phenix Pirates of Hampton. The Lions, and fullback Jerry Richardson, out- played the Pirates during the entire game to gain the victory. Richardson, returning to the lineup for the first time since the second game of the season, scored all 14 of the Lion ' s points. The Pirates scored twice, but were unable to con- vert after either touchdown. The entire defensive platoon played an outstanding game. The Lions repeatedly molested the Pirates offensive backs. This victory brought the Lions record to 3-4. 190 LIONS BEAT ST. EMMA, END SEASON AT 4-4 The Peabody Lions closed out their football season with a 25-0 victory over St. Emma, making it a break-even season for Coach Albert Jones ' Lions. The first Lion score came as a result of a 35 -yard run to the five by Jerry Richardson, and on the next play, he took it over from that point. The second touchdown came late in the third quarter on a 35 -yard pass from Wayne Powell to Nelson Archer. The third touchdown came in the final quarter, with Solomon Miles running 45 yards for this one . The defensive unit played one of its best games of the season. Paul Williams, one of the Lion ' s rugged front four, recovered a fourth period fumble in the end zone for the final score. Other defensive stars were Melvin Clark, William Relaford, Joseph Buford, Charles Vaughn, William Wyche, and James Harris . 191 Thomas Crawley, James Johnson, Donald Parham, Leroy Fitzgerald, Carl Bailey, Kenneth Edmonds, Oliver Shaw, Richard Phillips, Richard Dickerson, Osborne Richardson, Leon Blimt, Emanuel Batts, and Coach Carl Peal. SEASON ' S SCHEDULE Dec . 1 . . . J. S. Russel (away) Jan. 29 . . . Virginia Dec . 4 . . . Mary Bethune (home) Randolph (home) Dec . 5 . . . Mary Bethune (away) Jan. 30 . . . Maggie Walker (away) Dec . 15 . . . J. S. Russell (home) Feb. 2 . . . St. Emma (home) Jan. 8 . . . Union (home) Feb. 5 . . . Carver (home) Jan. 12 . . . Union (home) Feb . 12 . . . Virginia Jan. 15 . . . Carver (away) Randolph (away) Jan. 19 . . . Armstrong (away) Feb. 19 . . . Armstrong (home) Jan. 22 . . . St 0 E mma (away) Feb. 26 . . . Maggie Walker (home) VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM V 192 The ' 65 edition of the Peabody High School Basketball Lions is looking forward to another very successful season. The Lions have a potent scoring attack led by Thomas Blunt, Richard Dick- erson, and Kenneth Edmonds. Oliver Shaw and Dickerson pro- vide a devastating 1-2 combi- nation under the boards. The number 5 spot is held down by Donald Parham and Leon Blunt. The Lions have an experienced bench which should add adequate strength and depth to the team. JV BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Pernell Simms, John Hill, Larry Mitchell, Marvin Vaughan, Henry Ruffin, Jerome Walker, Aaron Venable, Arthur Eldxidge, Leslie Smith, and Paul Williams. SECOND ROW: Charles Hanks, Andre Tarangie, Edward Moorefield, Herbert Coleman, Roger Geter, Johnny Adkins, Gerlad Kinsler, James Walston, Willie Dickerson, Joseph Powell, and Coach James Boone. 194 195 TENNIS TEAM V FIRST ROW: Veida Scott, Yvonne Hanable, Mildred Parham, Marjorie Taylor, Ronell Thompson, Shelia Martin, Daphne Neal, Joyce Roberts, Beulah McCray, Rose Bland. SECOND ROW: Helen Carey, Barbara Hoosier, Lathrus Manns, Anthony Merriweather, Kenneth Massey, Russell Taylor, Barbara Hill, Kenneth Taylor, Gregory Diamond, Michael Richardson, Constance Wyim, Cassandra Richardson, Robin Jones, and Coach Ralph Dickens. 196 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Kenneth Edmonds, Herman Anderson, Eddie Jones, And Coach Robert Davis. SECOND ROW: Melvin Clarke, Paul Williams, Davie Clarke. THIRD ROW: Clarence Terry, Charles Brooks, Glenn Ford. FOURTH ROW: Curtis Fuller, Pemell Simms, and Richard Perry. 197 Block, Jodan-Kick, snap-forehand strike. Stance, side-Strike, to fist to temple. STUDENT JOINS US. Karate is one of the best means of self-defense that exists to- day. Keeping this fact in mind, Hollis F. Williams and Herbert Blowe joined the United States Karate Association. The course, given at Virginia State College, is instructed by Mr. Hulon L. Willis, Jr. Herbert (wearing the white belt) who is a graduate of Central High School, resides at 1437 Ferndale Avenue. He has been a member of the association for approximately three months. He has hopes of becoming a karate instructor. Shudan Block-stance, strattle leg-strike, bear claw (to eyes). 198 Back hand block-stonce, strattle leg. Stance, side-kick, round hoiise to solor. KARA TE ASSOCIA TION Hollis (wearing the black belt) who resides at 1401 Farmer Street is a junior here at Peabody enrolled in the general course. He has been a member of the association for one year. In November, 1964, he earned his green belt which gave him the authority to teach beginning karate students. 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Smith Mr. Jacks Smith Mr. Mrs. Charles Smith Mrs. Edward Smith Miss Jean O. Smith Mrs. Annie M. Smith Mr. Lawrence H. Smith Mrs . Mable Smith PATRONS Mr. R. G. Smith Mr. James Smith Miss Effie Smith Mr. Mrs. Prince Smith Mr. Mrs. Troy Smith Mrs . Walter Smith, Jr . Mr . J. W . Smith Mrs . Julia Ann Smith Mrs . Hattie Smith Miss Dorothy Smith Mr. Mrs. A. Smith Mrs . Ollie Smith Mr. Ernest Smith Miss Dorothy Smith Mr, Mrs. Emmett Smith Mrs. Joyce Smith Mrs . Betty Smith Mrs . Themal Smith Miss Gloria Smith Mr . Roy Smith Mr. Mrs. James Smith Mr . Paul Smith Mrs. Frances T. Smith Mr . Mrs . Benny Saunders Mr. M. M. Shepard Mr, Rufus Stokes Mill Lillian H , Scott Mrs. Armita T. Shepard Mrs . Marion Spikes Mr. Mrs. Ernest Stewart Mrs . Marie Stewart Mrs. Virginia Scott Mr. Elbert Stewart Miss Roberta Shands Mrs . E . E . Stewart Mrs . Sylvia Shands Mrs. Josephine S, Simms Mrs . Maggie Stith Miss Blondell O. Shaw Mrs . Isador Stevens Mrs . Ethel Staphenson Mr . 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Arnita Sheppard Mrs. Lilliam Sydnor Mrs. Ada Savage Mr. Mrs. Nelson Scott Mrs. Lula Scott Mr. Eddie Stewart Mr. Mrs. Archie Smith Mrs. James Smith Mrs . Maggie Stith Mrs. R. Steward Mr. Ernest Shaw Mrs. Barbara J. Stezwet Mrs. Barbara J. Setzer Mr. Mrs. Gharles Sessom Mr . Mrs . Sonneville Miss Dorcus Smith Mr . George Seward Mrs . Rollette Savoy Miss Rio A. Savoy Mr . Randall Loper Sa voy Rev. Gharles M. Sherrod Mr. Roland L. Sherrod Mr. William Simpson Mr. Mrs. L. Shields Miss Alberta Sutton PATRONS M Sgt, Mrs. Thomas Ter ling Mr. Floyd Stokes Mrs. Virginia B. Stallings M Sgt Mrs. Thomas Sterling Mrs . Carrie Scott Miss Jewel Stewart Mrs. Christine Storor Mr. Mrs. James Sully Mrs . Charles L . Sizemore Mrs. Hattie Smith Mrs , Bertha Shelton Mr, Wendell Simms Mr . Joseph Savage Mrs , Rose Stith Mr. James Stewart Mrs. Heneretta Saunders Mr, Mrs. Charles Sparks Mrs . Marion Spikes Mrs. Grace S, Stith Mrs. W. R. Shelton Mrs , Roger S , Starks Mr, Mrs. P. A. Simms, Sr. Mr , Mrs . W . T . Slaughter Mr. Mrs. David Spencer Mrs. Julia Simmons Mrs. Arlene Spicely Mr . Arthur Simmons Mr. Robert Simmons Dr . Alma Stegall Mr. Phillip Swan Mr. Jasper Stith Dr, Mrs. Frank G. Sayers Mrs. B. Seay Mrs , Rosa Lee Surley Mrs, Mahatta Surley Miss Y. B, Staton Mrs . Margaret Stith Mr . Mrs . Ralph D . Spencer Mrs . Luvinia Stitch Mr. Mrs. James C. Scott Mr , Leroy Simpson Mr . Robert Simmons Mrs . Lena Simpson Mr, Moses C. Thomas Mrs, Elizabeth Thigpen Mrs , Betsy Turner Mr , Mrs . Silas Thompson Mr. Mrs. Alex Thwreatt Mrs. L. Turner Mrs. Claudia Thwreatt Mr. Mrs, Henry Harris Mr. Mrs. John Hazelwood Mr, Washington Hazelwood Miss Sandra Hazelwood Miss Lois Hazelwood Miss Rachel Hazelwood Mr . Maxwell Hazellton Miss Carolyn Hazel Mr. James C. Hargrove Mrs. Ophelia Hargrove Miss. C. Robinson Mr . Mrs . Robert Thomas Mrs. Louise Truly Mrs . Martha Tharp Mrs, Augustal Tate Mrs. Silas Thompson Mrs. David Turner Miss Rose Turner Mrs , Mildred Thompson Mrs . Gertrude Turner Mr . Charlie F . Thompson Mr. Mrs. Walter Turner Rev. C. R, Tarrance Mr, Mrs, Harold Thompson Mrs . E . Thweatt Mr . John Taylor Mr. Samuel Tucker Mrs. Alma Tabb Mrs. Bessie Thomas Mr. Rufus Tabb Mrs . Mamie Turner Mrs . Virginia Thompson Mr. John Tabb Mrs . Bulah Thomas Mrs. Fred Tucker Mrs. E. M. Turner Mrs. Gloria W. Taylor Mrs. Celestine Taylor Mr . Mrs . Edward Thweatt Mr. Mrs. Edward Thweatt Mr. T. O, Thweatt Mrs. Mary Turner Mr. William Twitty Mr . Johnny Tyce Mr. James Taylor Mrs , Mary Thomas Mr, Mrs. James H. Thweatt Mrs . Helane E . Thomas Mr, Ernest Taylor Mr. Issac Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Madeline Todd Mr. Issac Thomas, Sr. Mrs. J. H. Trotler Mrs. Louise Thomspen Mrs . Louise Thompson Mr . Mrs , Henry Tucker Mrs . Pearl Tyons Mrs. Coare W. Twitty Mrs. Cora Twitty Mr. Clarence Telpher, Jr. Mrs. Louise Turner Miss Zatella R. Turner PATRONS Dr. Mrs. Charles H. Townes Mr. Mrs. Lee Tabb Miss Jacqueline Tenneessee Mrs. Issac Thomas Miss Nancy T. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Mark W. Thomas, Sr. Mr . Mrs . Arkell Thwreatt Mr. Mrs. W. B. Twitty Mrs. Geneva Tucker Mrs. Emma B. Thweatt Mr . George Thompson Mrs, M. Talley Mr. Fred Tucker Miss Maude E. Taylor Mr. Richard Turner Mrs. Thelma Timms Mrs. Sarah B, Tucker Mr. EmmaM. Tate Mrs. Viola Thompson Mr. Mrs, John Trader Mr. Mrs. Hayward Taylor Mrs , Della Todd Mr. Teere E. Travers Mrs, Elnora Todd Mr. Mrs. Atrvater Todd Mrs . Gertrude Tucker Mr. Mrs, James Thompson Mrs . E . Teasley Mrs. Marion Taylor Mr, W. A, Thomas Mr, Jake Tatum Mr. Jake Tatman Atty Otto L. Tucker Mr. James Todd Mr. Mrs, Arrow Todd Miss Barbara Todd Mr. Arrow Todd Mr. Horace A. Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth W. Thrower Mr. Robert Taylor Mrs. Eva Taylor Mr. Claiborne Turner, Sr. Mrs. Juanita Tervalon Mrs. Scarlette V. Thomas Miss Grace Townes Mr . Kenny E , Thomas Mrs . Nancy Tucker Mr. Raymond Thweatt Mrs. Rainery Tucker Mr. Mrs, James B, Thweatt Thurman Trobbs Miss Shirley Tucker Mrs . Dia Taylor Mrs. M. Taylor Mrs . Delia Thrift Mr . Armstead Tucker Mrs. Louise Truly Mr . George Thomas Mr. Mrs. William Thweatt Miss Jean M. Taylor Mrs. Elva Mae Taylor Mr. T, Thomas Mrs. Thelma L. Thomas Mrs . Maude E . Thomas Miss Robin Upshur Mrs . Mason Urghart Mrs . Joan Urghart Miss Estelle Vaughan Mrs. Sarah Vaughan r. Mrs. Robert Vaughan Mrs . Alice Vaughan Mrs . Josephine Vaughan Mr. Valentine Mr. Charles R. Valentine Mrs. Evelyn Veals Mrs. Janie Vaughan Mr . Mrs . George Valentine Mrs . Martha Venable Mr, William A. Vaughan Mrs. Lainia Vaughan Mr. William C. Viverette Mr . James Vaughan Mrs. Mildred Vaughan Mr. Mrs . Valentine Mr . Sover Vaughan Mr. George Earl Vaughan Mrs. Susie Vaughan Mrs . Raymond Valentine Mrs. Virginia Wyche Mr. Mrs. Arthur Williams Mrs . Gora Washington Mr . Mrs . George White, Jr . Mr . Mrs . Jerry White Mr. Mrs. G. R. Williams Mr. Bernard Wilson Mr. Henry Williams Mr, Carl Williams Miss L. E. Washington Mr. William Washington Mrs. Dorothy Williams Mrs. Gertrude Williams Mr. J. C. Williams Mrs , Ann Wynn Mr. Mrs. Earnest Walker Son Mr. Mrs. John Walker Mr. George Walker, Jr, Mrs. Wells Mrs. Francis Watkin Mrs. Gloria Washington Miss Emma Washington Mrs . Sarah Wright Mrs. William M, Wyatt PA TRONS Mr, Waverly Walker, Jr. Mrs. Thelma Williamson Mr. Mrs . Waverly Walker, Jr. Mrs . Johnnie Whiett Mrs . Johnnie White Mrs . Norris West Mrs . Anna Wynn Mrs. Richard Williams Mr . Jerry White Mr, Earnest Wyche Mr, Earnest Winbush Miss Lois Winbush Mr, Willie Wright Mr, Mrs. Willie E. Williams Mr. Mrs. Jessie Watkins Mrs. Ida E . Williams Mrs. Mildred Williams Mrs, Louise Williams Mr , Samuel Wyatt Mr, Herbert 1, Walles Mr, Louis White Miss Eurnice Wright Mrs. Barbara Washington Mr. Thomas Wallace Mrs. Jessie R, Worsley Mr. Nathaniel AVhite Mr. Charlie Watkins Mrs . Grace Williams Mrs. Dorothy M, Williams Mr. John Walters Mrs, Mary W. Wells Mrs. Alma Williams Dr. Mrs. Henry Willeams Dr. Si Mrs. Edward W. Whitlow Mr, Mrs. Hulon L. Willis Mr. Q. J. Watson Mr. Mrs. Oneal Wison Miss Barbara White Mr. Mrs. George Walker Mrs, M. Gomez Wilson Mr. Willie P. Williams Mrs. Eva B. Williamson Mrs . Mary Ware Mrs . Viola Wyche Mr. Charles White Mrs. Caroline Williams Mrs . Daisy White Mrs . Alberta White Mr. Mrs. Ernest Walker Mr, Mrs. James Lee William Mrs . Viole Walker Mrs, Cornelius Williams Mr. Mrs. Willie Woods Mrs. Namie Watkins Mr. Mosses Williams Mr . Mrs . R . Wynn Mrs . Corrine Walker Mr. David L. Woodley Mrs. Francis West Mr. Charles Wiggins Mrs , Jamerett Watts Mrs, Janet G. Watts Mr. Charles B. Washington Rev. Albert Waiters Mr. William Wells Mrs. Velma Williams Mrs. R. S. Ware Mr. Mrs, L, West Miss India White Mrs. Ethel Williams Mrs. Sallie M, Weaver Mrs . Edith Whitehurst Miss Mattie Walter Mrs . Mary Washington Mrs. Juanita Wallace Mrs . Carrie L . Washington Mr. Mrs. William Wyche Rev. Samuel Winston Mrs . Catherine Wyche Mr. John R. Washington Mr . Sylvester Wright Mr. Emanyel A. Walker Mrs . Hattie Walker Mrs. Josephine Wilson Mr. George Williams Mrs . Dorothy Williams Mr . Johnson Walker Mrs. Alma Walker Mrs. Louise Wilson Mr. Mrs . William Washingto Mrs . Mamie Williams Mr. Mrs. Floyd E. Wynn Mrs. Datie Walker Mr. Herbert L. Warren Mr. Charles Washington Mrs . E . Wahington Mrs. Susan Waiter Mrs. Susie Waiter Mr . Andrew C . Walker Mrs. Bertha M. Weaver Mrs. Williamson Mr. Charles G. Williams Mr. F. C. Williams Mrs. Emma Watts Miss Yvonne Wynn Mrs. D, Washington Mrs . Annie Wynn Mr, Mrs. Mac White Mr. Mrs. Williams Mrs. Joanne Waters Mr. James Williams Mr. James Winbush PA TROm Mrs , Edith West Mrs. Lucy A. White Mrs. Magnolia Williams Miss Reba Wells Mrs. Mattie B. Williams Mr. Mrs. Weaverly Wilson Mr. Mrs. Wilt Wilkins A 3c George Lee Winfield Sp 4 James Winfield Mrs. Joyce P. Williams Mr. Carl Winfield Mr. Mrs . Robert Winfield Mrs. Lenor a Washington Mr. Joseph Wynn Mrs. Samuel Wsinger Mrs. Samuel Winston Mrs . Wyche Mr. Mrs. Richard West Mrs. Geraldine Wills Mr. Carl Winfree Mrs . Annie Wiggins Mrs . Annie Wilson Mr. Lawrence Wiggins Mr. James Walker Mr. Tom Wiggins Mrs . Mary Walker Mrs . Otelia Wiggins Mrs. H. S. Williams Mr . Charles White Mrs . F . D . Walker Mr. Stanley Ward Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Mrs. Georgia Williamson Mrs. Pauline Williamson Mr. Mrs. Lee Ware Mrs, Elizabeth Walker Mr. Mrs. John Wynn Mrs, Otis Winfield Mrs, Beatrice Woodley Mrs . Margaret Wilson Mr. Herman E. Williams Mr . Herman Wynn Mrs . Lula White Mr, Mrs. Edward Washington Miss Sarah Winfield Mrs. Grace Williams Miss Betty Williams Mr. Freddie Williams Mr. Mrs. George W. Whiting Mr. Menton Williams, Jr. Mr. Sterling S, Washington Mrs . Jane Ward Mr. Mrs. Solone Wooden Mrs. Annette Williams Mrs. Rose Wilson Mr . Mrs . Robert Walker Mrs. Ida L. Walker Mrs . Mary Wynn Mrs. M. W, Wright Mrs. Dorothy Williams Mr, Mrs. Benjamin R. Williams Mrs , Hazel Wells Mr. Mrs. T. H. Willis Miss Germaine P, Williams Mrs . Catherine William Mrs. Sallie Whorl Mr. John L, Williams Mrs, Weiners Mr. William Whorl Mrs . Bertha White Mrs. Ernestine Wilkins Miss Doroty Woods Rev. Mrs. Frank Winston Mr. Isaac Wynn Mrs. Ida B. Walker Mrs. Lillian Walker Mrs. Malinda Williams E , N, Williams Mrs. Mable Williams Mrs. E, T. Walker, Jr. Mr. G. L, Williams Mrs. David Wilkerson Mrs. Alma Williams Mr. Mrs. Clarence West Miss Mary Wynn Miss Carrie Wynn Mr . Roy White Mr . Robert Washington Miss Della F. Woodruff Mr. Mrs. Floyde Washington Mrs . Lurdy Wyche Mrs. Louis Wilson Mr. Dennis A. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Carl Wilkins Mrs. Milton G, Wahington Mrs . Mildred Wright Mrs . Margaret White Mr. Robertnetta Williams Mrs . Maybele Winbush Mr . Mrs . Sandy Wyatt Mr. William T. Wynn Miss Brenda Wynn Mr, Mrs. Moses White Mr. Mrs. William H. Higgins Mr. Floyd E . Wynn Miss Pearl Watson Mr. Mrs. Caladies Young Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Young Mrs, Caldonia Young Mr. Mrs. Yarn, Sr. Mrs. Sadie J. Yates Mr. Mrs. Samuel Young FORGET ME NOT ' ■ (Sign Here) u 3 On Thursday evening February 4, 1965, the electrical power failed. Despite this handicap, the adviser and yearbook staff continued to draw layouts for THE PEA.BODIAN. Keeping in mind that the yearbook mus t go on, they worked untiringly. Norman New combe Jean Love Our hats are off to Norman Newcombe and Jean Love for their assistance! INDEX TITLE PAGE FOREWORD 2 CONTENTS 3 A GRADUATE ' S PRAYER 4 ADMINISTRATION Rainey, Elmore E 6-7 Williams, Jesse C 8 Hayes, Mrs. Mildred S 8 OFFICE PERSONNEL Saunders, Mrs. Emilie B 10 Thorne, Mrs. Mabel S 10 Wilson, Mrs. Mary G 10 FACULTY Departmental Chairmen Blue, Sylvester 13 Brown, Mrs. Florence 12,42 Goode, Charles 12 Hollins, Mrs. Elva 12 Jones, Albert 12 Mandy, Noah H 12 McKinley, William 13 Smith, James W 12 Townes, Miss Grayce 13 Turner, Mrs. Canzata 13 Turner, Mr. Emily 13 Walker, Mrs. Florence 13 Walker, Mrs. Marion 13 West, Mrs. Vivian H 12,42 Adkins, Leon P 14 Aiken, Miss Lydia 14 Bailey, Miss Bertha 14 Barnes, Mrs. Rose 14 Bassette, Mrs. Carolyn 14 Boone, James L 14 Brown, Miss Lucille 14 Chambliss, Ernest E 14 Davis, Robert E 15 Dickens, Ralph D......... 15 Edwards, Mrs. Revor 15 Edwards, Mrs. Ruth 15 Fauntleroy, Hermanze 15 Fields, Miss Rudy 15 Fisher, Mrs. Marjorie L. 15 Franklin, Miss Esther .15 Galloway, Clarence 18 Gilliam, Matthew S 18 Gist, Mrs. Sadie 18 Goodson, Miss Phyllis J ... 18 Hairston, Miss Arlene Y 18 Haley, Mrs. Dolores W 18 Hawkes, Mrs. Ophelia G 18 Hilliard, Milton J .18 Jenkins, Miss Gussie 19 Jordan, Mrs. Geraldine 19 237 INDEX Lewis, Roland Maclin, Miss Geraldine . . . . Maniego, Mrs. Marie . . . . . Mason, Mrs. Edith McKenzie, Mrs. Beatrice . . . Miller, Miss Julia R Moore, Mrs. Eloise, J Moore, Mrs. Verena Nash, Milton R . . . Neely, Miss Marjory Nelson, Donald Neverson, Miss Helen L. . . . Norbrey, Mrs. Grace V. . . . Oliver, Miss Edith Peal, Garl E Pegram, Mrs. Marie Preston, Miss Garol Quarles, Mrs. Marolyn . . . . Rice, Mrs. Elizabeth Ridley, Mrs. Odessa L. . . . Rogers, Miss Martha Rogers, Miss Ruth Sharpe, Miss Fannie D. . . . , Shepard, Mrs. Mable M. . . . Shepperson, Willie Smith, Mrs. Almaida . . . . . Staton, Miss Yvonne Walker, Miss Margo ..... Williams, Garl W. Wyatt, Mrs. Thelma S Action Shots: Break Time The Focusing Limelight . . . . Their Work Is Never Done . . Students Get Help ORGANIZATIONS A. M. Walker Journalism Glub Art Glub Band Bass Horn Glarinets Drums Flutes Oboe Horns Majorettes Orchestra Saxophones Trombones Baritones Trumpets Gheerleaders Ghoir Dramatics Club F.B.L.A Foreign Language Club .... , . 19 , . 19 , . 19 . 19 , . 19 . 19 . . 22 . 22 , . 22 . .22 . . 22 , . 22 . 22 . . 22 . .23 . .23 . . 23 , . 23 . 23 . . 23 . 23 . . 23 24 , 42 . .24 . . 24 . 24 . .24 . . 24 . . 24 , . 24 . . 16 , . 17 . . 20 . .21 . 28 . 37 38 , 39 , 29 32 .34 .31 .36 238 INDEX I.C.T 31 Industrial Arts 33 Jr. Athletic Club 32 Library Assistants 35 Literary Guild The 34 Modern Dance Group 37 National Honor Society 27 N.H.A 33 Pep Club 29 Polygon Club 30 Projectionist Crew . 35 Publications 28 Safety Patrol 40 Science Club 30 Student Council 26 ORGANIZATIONAL STAFF 42,46 ROYALTIES Miss Peabody 48 Her Attendants 49 Miss Photogenic 50 Miss Yearbook 52 Mr. Photogenic 51 Mr. Yearbook 53 Miss Yearbook ' s Court 54 JUNIORS 56, 57 11 -H HOMEROOM NO. 151 144 48 212 140 11 L HOMEROOM NO. 54 -B 159 138 Actions Shots Happy Times 58 Activities 59 11 -L HOMEROOM NO. 54-B-60 159-60 138-60 Action Shots Happy Times 58 Activities 59 SOPHOMORES 62-66 10 -H HOMEROOM NO. 154 62 A-22 62 50 ... 62 10 -L HOMEROOM NO. A-23 63 166 63 137 66 239 INDEX 51 49 Activities FRESHMEN 9-H HOMEROOM NO. A-21 47 46 A-28 A -27 A -24 9-L HOMEROOM NO. 219 57 45 55 44 Activities EIGHTH GRADE 8-H HOMEROOM NO. A -34 A-32 A -29 A -26 A-19 8-L HOMEROOM NO. A -20 A-13 A-16 A-31 A -36 A-15 A-17 A -25 A-30 Activities FEATURES In Memoriam We Gather Together . � Ghristmas Gards . . , Honor Students A Student ' s Day . . . . , Gollege Night They Served Us Well . . First P.T.A. Meeting . Sadie Hawkins Dance . . Glass Scenes Welcome Visitors . . . Students on the Gampus Slop Day SENIORS Alma Mater Glass Song Senior Class Day . . . . . . 66 . . 66 64, 65 68, 71 . . .68 . . 68 . . 68 . . 69 . . 69 . . 69 . . 70 . . 70 . . 70 . . 71 . . 71 . . 72 74-78 . . .74 . . .74 . . .74 . . .75 . . .75 . . 75 . . 76 . . 76 . . 76 . . 77 . . 77 . . 77 . . 78 . . 78 . . 78 80, 100 . . 80 . . 81 . 82-85 , . . 86 . . .87 . 88-90 . . . 91 . . 92 . . . 93 94-96 . . 97 .98-99 . . 100 . . 102 . .103 . . 104 240 INDEX Getting to Know You 105 What Would If 106 Famous Class Slangs 107 Who ' s Who 108-113 Class History 114-119 Senior Spotlight 120-121 Senior Sponsors 122 Senior Officers 123 Class Prophecy 124-126 Class Poem 127 When We Were Young 128-129 SENIORS Anderson, Herman 130 Archer, Gloria Dean 130 Archer, Nelson 130 Balthrope, Arthur 130 Banks, Brenda 130 Banks, Calvin 131 Barber, Stanley 131 Baskerville, Marva 131 Bates, Paulette 131 Batts, Battino 131 Batts, Olivia 132 Batts, Sandra 132 Birchett, Carolyn 132 Birriel, Marie 132 Bland, Major 132 Bland, Patricia 133 Booker, Jacquelyn 133 Booker, James J 133 Booker, James M 133 Boone, Nancy 133 Branch, Thelma 134 Braxton, Mollie 134 Brickell, Marion 134 Bryant, Indiana 134 Buford, Joseph 134 Buford, Raymond 135 Buford, William 135 Bullock, Patricia 135 ’ Cannon, Lillie 135 Carey, Mabel 135 Carter, Millicent 136 Chambliss, Charles 136 Chambliss, George 136 Christian, Juanita 136 -Claiborne, Connie 136 Clarke, Melvin 137 Coker, Joycanne 137 Cook, Dorothy 137 Crawley, Theron 137 Creighton, Shirley 137 Crenshaw, Ronald 138 Crews, John 138 241 INDEX Curtis, Geraldine . Darkins, William . Davis, Reynold . . . Davis, Susan . . . . Dickerson, Richard Dilliard, Clarence . Dilliard, Gregory . Donald, Norma . . . Edmonds, Joyce . . Edmonds, Denneth . Edwards, Senora . . Elder, George . . . Epps, Beverly . . . Evans, Couglas . . Flowers, James . . Geter, Thomas . . . Gilliam, Haywood , Glass, Gloria . . . Glenn, Shirley . . . Goode, Gloria . . . Goode, Mary . . . . Goodrich, Charles . Graves, Margret . . Graves, Royster . . Harris, James . . . Harris, Norma . . . Harris, Vennia . . . Hawkes, Jeanette . . Hawkes, Ruth . . . Hazel, Carolyn . . . Hazelwood, Rachel . Hill, Barbara . . . . Hill, Frances . . . Hill, Wayne .... Hines, Ireatha . . . Hobbs, Betty .... Holloway, Henry . . Holloway, Julius . . ■Howell, Annette . . Hunter, Claudette . Jackson, James . . . Jackson, Jonanna . . Jackson, Leila . . . Jarratt, William . . Johnson, Ann . . . . Johnson, Bernice . . Johnson, Carolyn E . Johnson, Carolyn J. Johnson, Vera . . . Jones, Cornelia . . Jones, Delores . . . Jones, Emma . . . , -Jones, Marie . . . . Jones, Venus . . . . . . 138 . . 138 . . 138 , . 139 . . 139 , . 139 . 139 . . 139 . . 140 . . 140 . . 140 . .140 . . 140 . . 141 . . 141 . . 141 . . 141 . . 141 . .142 . . 142 . . 142 . . 142 . . 142 . . 143 . 143 . . 143 . . 143 . . 143 . . 144 . . 144 . . 144 . . 144 . . 144 . . 145 . .145 . 145 . . 145 . 145 . . 146 . . 146 . . 146 , . 146 . .146 . .147 , . 147 , . 147 . 147 . 147 . 148 . . 148 . . 148 . . 148 . . 148 . . 149 242 INDEX Lanier, James .... Lee, Johnathan .... Lewis, Priscella . . . Macklin, Angela . . . Macklin, Marion . . . Martin, Sheila .... Massenburg, Rose . . Massey, Delores . . . Massey, Walter . . . , Mason, Claireather . , Matthews, Cassandra , McCrae, Mildred . . . McCray, Florence . . McKeever, Frances . Miles, Gloria . . . . . Minter, Lawrence . . -Minter, Samuel . . . . Mitchell, Silas .... Morgan, Robert . . . , Murchison, Gwendolyn Neal, Daphne Noise, Willie Pender, Fred Perry, Delores . . . . Peterson, John .... Phelps, Lucille . . . . Phillips, Ora Piercy, Evelyn .... Porter, Elnora .... Pratt, Susie Pulliam, Nancy . . . . Releford, William . . Richardson, Agertha . Richardson, Kenneth . Robbins, Charles . . . Roberts, Joyce .... Robinson, Gail .... Rose, Gloria Roy, Alfred Ruffin, William . . . . Scott, Hugh Sellers, Annie .... Shaw, Oliver Sherrod, Roland . . . Simms, Pernell . . . . Simpson, Billy .... Smith, Violet Spenser, Ruth Stallworth, Joan . . . . Stallworth, Patricia . . Stewart, Carmencita . Tatum, George .... Tatum, John Taylor, Andrew . . . . 149 149 149 149 150 150 150 150 150 151 151 151 .151 151 152 152 152 152 152 153 153 153 153 153 154 154 154 154 154 155 155 155 155 155 156 156 156 156 156 157 157 157 157 157 158 158 158 158 158 159 159 159 159 159 243 INDEX Taylor, Kenneth .... Taylor, Russell Thompson, George . . . Thompson, Robert . . . Todd, Arrow Todd, Elnora Todd, Lewis ...... Tucker, Bernard .... Turner, Daisy Twitty, Joyce Vaughan, Charlene . . . Venable, Jacqueline . . , — Viverette, Bertha . . . . Walker, Timothy . . . . Walker, Wonie Washington, Charles . . Watt, Sandra Weaver, Vivian Whiting, Louis Wiggins, Shirley .... Williams, Adelaide . . . Williams, Donald . . . . Williams, John Williams, Roy Winfield, Adelle .... Wyatt, Edward Wyche, William . . . . , Wynn, Brenca Wynn, Joyce Yarn, Shirley Young, Jack Young, Mildred Jones, Mary ( ' 64) . . . . Remember Me? . . . . . Class Will ........ Senior Directory .... SPORTS Varsity Football .... Coaches Football Games Varsity Basketball Team JV Basketball Team . . . Tennis Team ...... Baseball Team Karate Scenes Track Team Advertisements Patrons Yearbook Staff � . . . . . . .160 . . 160 . . 160 . . 160 . . 160 . . 161 . . 161 . . 161 . . 161 . . 161 . . 162 . . 162 . . 162 . . 162 . . 162 . . 163 . . 163 . . 163 . . 163 . . 163 . . 164 . . 164 . . 164 . . 164 . . 164 . . 165 , . . 165 . . 165 , . 165 . 165 . . 166 . . 166 . . 166 . . 167 168-173 174-180 . . 182 . . 183 184-191 192-193 194-195 . . 196 . . 197 198-199 . . . 200 202-215 216-235 . . 236 244 ,.- . • 1,4 iff ■z k ' J. ' ' •?’ v it ' V .-. r E3 4 I 4 U ■ V ' • t- . . V ' . ' ■ ■ :• • � ' , ' ■� }■.•;■ ' ' ‘j . ' ■ -. ■x- . . -S ' T ' ' ■ ■ ' ■• ' :f- ‘ f - ' ‘ ' i ' , y ■ - ■ -■ . ' . • ' . •■ -ir igt ' ;f� y jS