Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

THE LION Peabody High School-1967 Petersburg , Virginia Volume XVII Locating reflections Administration 14 Faculty 18 Features 36 Clubs Organizations 52 Sports 74 Underclassmen 88 Seniors Senior Directory Advertisements Patrons 2 . . . reflections of your days at P H S 3 A profiln 4 kn outline— the profound silences Just as one picture is worth a thousand words, so it is with a profile. In a profile, one can readily see the determined set of the shoulders, the strong forceful lines of the face . All these factors reveal the characteristics of an individual. The outline of a building, although it seems meaningless to many, becomes a fond memory when viewed with a feeling of affec- tion and nostalgia. 5 Whether at work or play the students at Peabody work together to create a truly friendly atmosphere. Even though group work is highly rewarding, individualism is never forgotten. Students are urged to strive for the highest goals . Our teachers guide us along these paths by trying to develop our every possible potential . Togetherness — 6 in all our endeavors Peabody is an air of formality and informality There is a time and a place for every- thing. At Peabody there is a time to laugh and play and there is a time for serious concentration . Through our faculty we learn to put each thing in its proper place. We share many hours of fun, yet we never for- get that our main purpose in being here is to learn . wiiih unman HttaiLjm A Jo I — « i o 1 f, ■ : - M I % v ft . V ' ' ' - w ; ' o v ' ■ - 3 JRjp - WL Our school is administrative and informative Education is the key to the future. We are being prepared to meet the challenges of an ever -changing world. Our library, science, and language labs provide the necessary equipment and materials suitable for students ' use. Our skilled instructors do much to encourage the use of each of these facilities . On special days when students receive honors and awards we all realize that Peabody is indeed, a very informative school. 11 Dedication With genuine affection and appreciation for his long and devoted service to Peabody High, the 1967 LION is dedicated to Mr. Hermanze E. Fauntleroy. During his stay at Peabody he has given us his understanding, guidance, and friendship. We feel that Mr. Fauntleroy ' s contributions have been outstanding not only in our school, but in other areas as well . Mr. Fauntleroy is a newly-elected member of the Petersburg City Council and captain of the United States Army Reserve . Mr. Fauntleroy has made our days at Peabody High School enjoyable and pleasant. We owe much to him, and we certainly appreciate his love and devotion. 12 Mr. Rainey con- gratulates Mr. Fauntleroy on his recent vie - tory in the city council elec- tion. • ' lABODY H$ GROUP WtO ««� ( V — - L 1 — — - fr iz Art students show statue to Mr. Fauntleroy. After a long day of work Mr. Fauntleroy en- joys evenings at home with his wife and three daughters. Friendshi 2nd dedication are characteristics Peabody ' s Administration and Faculty Late in the afternoon a light still burns in the teachers ' workroom; inside, a weary but dedi- cated teacher is thinking of ways in which to make his classes more interesting to his students. An interested counselor is pondering the courses planned for a bewildered underclassman. The principalis in his office writing a college recommendation for a senior. These are all typical situations in the life of a teacher or administrator at Peabody, for each member of the Peabody staff unselfishly gives of himself to the student body. The teacher ' s first responsibility is to himself. He has committed himself to the education of today ' syouth, tomorrow’s leaders . At Peabody, eachteacher seems fully aware of his duties and strives to fulfill them. Each teacher tries to acquaint his students with the most important aspects of his courses, thus preparing the students for the world which they will someday lead. He acutely realizes the importance of developing an open mind and a rational manner of think- ing. Another function of the Peabody teacher is that of a friend, in addition to an educator. He is concerned about his students ' progress and problems. Each of his students is important as an individual. The teacher is not merely someone who stands before the class reciting uninteresting facts; he is also a close friend and confidant. He is never too busy or too tired to listen to his students ' problems. Despite this close relationship between teacher and student, the teacher at Peabody does not lose his student ' s respect. All Peabodians look up to the teachers, principals, and counselors with deep respect and admiration. This respect is well-deserved, for these dedicated men and women have been charged with the education of tomorrow ' s citizens . Mr. Jesse Williams, Assistant Principal, and Secretary, Mrs. Lena Jones. Vital to any school system is the admin- istrative staff. Our staff reflects the top echelon of service . Heading our staff is Mr. Elmore Rainey, who has been principal since 1961 . Mr . Jesse Williams and Mrs . Mildred Hayes perform many major duties as assis- Mrs. Mary Wilson takes dicta Guidance counselors are Mrs. Emily Turner, Mrs. Maggie Nelson, Mr. Charles Goode, Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie and Mrs. Florence Walker. tant principals . They are always available as friends, confidants, and advisors . We demand much time from our guidance counselors. In return we receive their pa- tience and understanding. Mrs. Mildred Hayes, Assistant Principal, goes over day ' s schedule with Secretary, Mrs. Mable Thorne. 1 Mr. Elmore Rainey, Principal. Mrs. Jean Micklem and Mr. Leroy Ellis serve as Home Co-ordinators. I I a I Mrs . F . Brown English Mrs. I. Brandon English Journalism Mrs. L. Brown Reading Mrs. R. Barnes English Mrs. M. Maniego English Speech Mrs. E. Mason English Miss E. Oliver English Miss C. Preston English Miss Y. Staton English Mrs. B. Powell English Although Speech is Speech, How about that tape? English plays And Charlie Brown said . . . quotes Mrs. Brandon ' s Journalism Class. 18 V And now read . . , an important part in our everyday lives I don ' t believe Macbeth said that, says Mrs. Brown Mr. J. Smith Government Mrs. W. Harris History Mrs. T. Caldwell History Mr. R. Davis Geography Mr. C. Goode Government Mrs. M. Shepard History Mr. Lewis explains Contemporary History Mrs. V. Williamson History Mr. R. Lewis Contemporary History Mr. L. Adkins History Mr. L. Hairston History 20 We remember, states Mrs, Caldwell ' s history class. Geography is hard on the fingers, says Spike. A knowledge of history is an essential foundation for the intellectual under- standing of our existance. Mrs. F. Walker Trigonometry Mrs. R. Edwards Algebra Mrs. A. El General Math Mrs. T. James General Math Miss J. Johns on General Math Mr. D. Nelson General Math Mrs. B. Perkins Geometry Mrs. O. Ridley Geometry Mr. G. Walker Advanced Math Mrs. P. Wanamake General Math r It ' s cryin ' time agin, say Raymoi The sum of the squares Ge ! -o-me -try , says Mrs. Ridley. 22 e goes to analytic geometry. Things are getting better, says Mr. Williams ' algebra class. f two sides of a right traingle is . . . If I see one more triangle, I ' ll die, says Barbara, a tired trig, student. Mrs. Smith instructs in the ever-increasing field of Physics. Mrs. M. Walker General Science Mrs. E. Moore Health Mr. M. Gilliam General Science Mrs. V. Moore General Science Mrs. L. Matthews General Science Mrs. G. Norbrey Chemistry The field of science is an ever increasing one . It plays an important part in our every day lives . The students at Peabody feel that they will benefit greatly from the fine ex- perience that they have encountered during tours, competitive contests and classroom experiments . Mrs. A. Smith Physics and Chemistry Mr. R. Dickens Physical Science Mrs. H. Smith Biology Mr. H. Summey Biology 24 Science department produces State Science Fair winners Joseph won a free trip to Massenatta ! ! Students receive added assistance from Mrs. Matthews. And the neckboneis connected to the shoulderbone says, Mr. Summey Art department produces winner Mr. Baskerville, student art teacher. Art winner Lonnie Urquhart An exhibit of students ' art. Latin students prepare to present Julius Caesar. “Do not forget us in your futures ” Mrs. E. Hollins Spanish Miss B. Bailey Latin Mrs. J. Baskerville French Miss P. Carrington Spanish Mr. W. Richardson French Miss R. Rogers French Spanish students make use of language laboratory. Monsieur Baton visits a French class. 27 Homemaking department strives for better housewives Two Marys double their sewing skills. 28 Mrs. Turner exhibits her cooking skills. There is a place for business in everyone ' s life Mrs. Haley Hands out office materials to Shirley and Lois Mrs. D. Haley Office Practice Shorthand 0 C 00 OQOQ 000 8003c. ? Mrs. L. Lawson Bookkeeping Typing Gen. Business Mrs. M. Quarles Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Mrs. V. West Office Practice Typing Shorthand Miss Wright reads out typing assignment Miss j. Wright Typing Gen. Business Mrs. Lawson gives added atten tion to a business student. ' Chest in, shoulders back, and don ' t breathe for the next ten says Miss Franklin Carolyn Mineor- -Optimist Winner Band students play Overture for Winds That last note was a doozie, says Mr. Boyd, a student teacher. Senior Band. Miss E. Franklin General Music Mr. W. McKinley Band A friendly group of girls exercise their skills at basketball. Peabody students live up to President’s demand 32 Physical Fitness Students enjoy a game of basketball. 3ne is perfect. Mr. A. Jones Physical Education Mr. J. Boone Physical Education Miss G. Jenkins Physical Education Miss A. Hairston Physical Education Mr. C. Peal Physical Education Mrs. M. Nelson Special Education 33 Mr. S. Blue Industrial Cooperative Training Mr. E. Chambliss Power Mechanics Mr. M. Slater Pre -Vocational Mechanics Mr. W. Jones Electronics Mr. M. Nash Building Materials Mr. W. Shepperson Mechanical Drawing Mr. W. Hahn Vocational Drafting Mr. H. Austin Vocational Science, Mathematics Mr. Han, representative of Petersburg Technical School. JJ 1 !5 j I ' ll never get this line straight. Mr. Chambliss sighs; junk, junk, junk! 34 Mr. Nash, The stupid thing is caught, exclaims Mitchell and Anderson Feature facet Section reveals other of life at Peabody Peabody High School has many faces . It is not all work; neither is it all play. It has its seri- ous sides and its moments of frivolity. There are also times of pageantry and splendor. Then, too, there are accomplishments of which Peabody is very proud. The feature section provides a showcase for these trophies. One of the most exciting events at Peabody is the crowning of Miss Peabody. After a week of talent presentations, fashion shows, and voting, the new Miss Peabody was crowned on the day of our Homecoming Game . The contestants for Miss Peabody and her court endured a week of exhausting rehearsals and the anxiety -filled period of waiting, just waiting, until the big day finally arrived . All the rehearsals proved helpful, for the girls were visions of feminine grace in their lovely gowns . Win or lose, each contestant will have fond memories of her participation in the Miss Peabody Pageant. The Christmas doors injected a bit of the Christmas spirit into the faculty and student body. As the homeroom students worked on their doors, the school itself seemed to radiate with peace on earth” ' and goodwill to men . The Christmas baskets provided away for Peabodians to share Christmas with other members of the community . The Christmas, program reminded Peabodians of the true meaning of Christmas . All in all, the Yuletide activities at Peabody helped make Christmas an important part of life at P.H.S. Peabody is very proud to boast to two finalists in the National Achievement Scholarship Pro- gram for Outstanding Negro Students. Needless to say, to have two such students among the Peabody family is a great honor, for few schools can present equal accomplishments. At Pea- body, however, such an honor is nothing new . In 1965, one Peabodian was a National Achievement Scholar; in 1966, there were five National Achievement finalists and one National Achievement Scholar. It is the hope of all Peabodians that our students will continue to meet with academic success . There are as many possible feature stories as there are students at Peabody. The feature section can cover only some of them . Meet Mary Mayfield ' s rendition of Moon River may helpher win the crown. Jeannie Manson does a modern dance as her talent competition. Theten finalists are: Constance Wynn, Mary Mayfield, Dianne Dyson, Francyne Anderson, Jacqueline Davis’ Arlene Lesane, Yvonne Bethea, Jeannie Manson, and Loretta Young. Col The Jacqueline Harris was also among the ten finalists. Constance Wynn displays her talent as she plays the well-known progressive jazz composition, The Girl from Ipanema. ' st ants Big day of Kathy sits on the throne for the last time as Miss Peabody. Outgoing Miss Peabody is making her farewell speech. Miss Peabody, Constance Wynn, and her court were presented to the school during the pageant. Pageantry Members of the royal court pose for coronation photograph. The new Miss Peabody is escorted by Daniel Todd. Isn ' t she beautiful? Miss Peabody t ■ ii h Miss Peabody, Constance Wynn, is a senior enrolled in the Scientific ColW t smilmg, talented . . . no wonder we have chosen her for — — - 1 S our queen. course, vivacious, friendly, radiant, ever and her court 1st Runner-up Joan Woodfin 43 2nd Runner-up Emma Butcher 3rd Runner-up Charmaine Thompson 44 4th Runner-up Shelly Stephens Campus Sweetheart Miss Campus Sweetheart, Mary Dianne Mayfield, is a senior enrolled in the Collegiate course. Mary, who is friendly, charm- ing and talented, has a smile which lights the hearts of her school mates. Could you think of a better person for our Campus Sweetheart? The boys were first at the refreshment table? The Egyptian 1 Night Everyone danced to the music of the Mustangs. National Achievement Finalists Ernest Chambliss Dianne Dyson These seniors, enrolled in the Scientific Collegiate course, represent two of the eleven hundred finalists from around the country competing for scholarships. ChristmcL Peabody festive ) The Dramatics Club re-create the first Christmas. Mrs. Norbrey ' s senior homeroom wins first prize in door decoration contest. Originality among Mis Bailey ' s students rates third prize. here at is a occasion The Journalism Club ' s Christmas tree brings Christmas to Peabody. Miss Wright ' s homeroom wins second prize. Editor wins title For her loyal, dependable and industrious work on the 1967 Lion, Belinda Robinson advisor to be Miss Yearbook 1967. Belinda unselfishly relinquished her time in positions. Belinda, we salute you! , Lditor-in-Chief, was chosen by the helping the staff by serving in many Twins receive honor Raymond and William Valentine were each chosen to represent the title of Mr. Yearbook 1967, because of their many dedicated and strenuous hours toward the preparation of the Lion. The yearbook staff is grateful to them for their energetic efforts. Congratulations, Raymond and William! t i v « r.rv- Clubs ano students Organizations at P.H.S. cater to nterest The Peabody student body is a mixture of interests and talents . Some students are musicians, some are writers, and some are actors. These talents must be developed in order to be use- ful. The clubs and organizations at Peabody provide outlets for these talents. Each student is able to find his place in the Peabody family . The band members and majorettes presented excellent half time shows during football sea- son. The cheerleaders, too, made contributions . These organizations combined their efforts to help stimulate school spirit at athletic contests . The Student Council, the most important organization at Peabody, planned many activities during the year . The Student Council members worked with the members of the Pep Club and Cheerleaders in planning the bonfire; they also collected firewood and stuffed the dummy for the burial of East End, our homecoming opponent. The Christmas projects included the distri- bution of Christmas baskets to the needy and a door decoration contest. The Student Council ' s annual talent show, The Follies of ’67 was destined to be a success. The Journalism Club, consists of members of the yearbook staff and other interested per- sons. The Journalism Club decorated a Christmas tree which was placed in the main corridor. The Publications Club produced the Peabody Script, the first appearance of which was high- lighted by an intramural basketball game . The National Honor Society recognizes juniors and seniors who have excelled in the areas of character, scholarship, leadership, and service . The organization also inspires underclass- men to strive to do well in their studies so that they might someday become a member of these privileged few . The Clubs and Organizations at Peabody tend to round out our student body, thus preparing us for the future. These clubs will always have a prominent place in our remembrance of P.H.S. The Peabody High School chapter of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY encourages development and maintenance of scho- lastic ability. The annual induction ceremony of the National Honor Society was anticipated and enjoyed by the new members. They are: BACK ROW:Murel Jones, Carolyn Mineor, Mary Mayfield, Dianne Dyson, Jerome Walker. SECOND ROW: Arlene Lesane, Francyne Anderson, Belinda Robinson, Delores Perry, Ernestine Hawkes. FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Harris, Yvonne Bethea, Jeannie Manson, Constance Wynn. Honor Society breeds leaders of tomorrow; vffiiiilnr 54 The Peabody Troupe 2123 of the NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY wrote and produced many fine plays for Peabody ' s en- joyment. They began their season of theatre with the production of Pancrea , a one act play. The pictured scene, taken during that presentation, displays Alan Clarke and Michael Tompkins on a battle field in North Viet Nam. The members of the club are: LEFT SIDE: Mrs. M. V. Maniego, Francyne Anderson, Harriet Brooks, Charlotte Wynn, James Walker. RIGHT SIDE: Miss C. A. Preston, Valerie Wright, Patricia Williams, Brenda Booker, Joseph Griffin. Thespians, actors of the future 55 Club members work entire year The DEBATING CLUB competes with teams from other schools in the VIA. speaker and debater. The captain, Whitfield Raines, is an adept The JAMES SHIELDS SCIENCE CLUB consists of persons with interests and talents in the natural sciences open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who maintain satisfactory averages in their science courses. Membership is 56 for betterment of school The JOURNALISM CLUB consists of the Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff and students of Journalism. A beautiful Christ- mas tree was decorated by the Journalism Club and displayed in the hall. Members of the YEARBOOK STAFF work on layouts for the yearbook. 57 Extracurricular activities are If you were to enter a meeting of the LITERARY GUILD, you would be stimulated by an arousing discussion of a wide variety of literary material. The students of this organization endeavor to broaden their scope of literary knowledge. To become a good teacher you must develop many fine qualities. It is with this thought in mind that the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA was founded. The young people of this organization propose to cultivate in themselves the quali- ties that are necessary for successful teaching. a vital part of our school UiJW The library plays a vital part in the functions of the school. Its work could not have been as effective without the assistance of student workers, the LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. The club members shelve and clean books, keep magazines in order and work at the circulation desk. All interested students in the collegiate course who maintain an above 80 average in mathematics for three years com- pose the membership of the POLYGON CLUB. They gain mathematical knowledge and enthusiasm from their association with this club. Friendship and co-operation are The participants of the FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB are persons interested in foreign languages and cultures. The FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA are students interested in the world of business. They, one day, hope to become typists, secretaries, stenographers and administrators. stressed by organizations The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is an organization which has for its motto, Toward New Horizons. The club stresses family, friendship and cooperation. Each girl is encouraged to complete projects dealing with those things which contribute to the joys and satisfaction of family living. The members of the INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB are students in trade, industrial arts and home economics classes. 61 Student participation in THE ART CLUB makes it influence felt throughout the school and community and enrich the lives of those it encounters. The work of this club can be seen in the halls, the cafeteria and other places in the schools. Mr. John Harris, a representative of Pepsi Cola Bottling Company, visited the HISTORY CLUB and showed a film demon- strating the many contributions of the American negro to the American Society. 62 community projects is encouraged, too wpj mm � ; ■ J . i sT ST ' 9H|, ' Uj if „ -V- , M | V; i l ■■ C- . .W:: The aim of the ICT CLUB is to promote student participation in educational, recreational, and vocational activities. The participants of the ICT CLUB obtain good part-time jobs during the school year. Entertainment is the The MODERN DANCE GROUP provide superb entertainment during the school year. Careful preparation was made for their annual Dance Recital for the Fine Arts Festival held in May. The performances of the highly spirited CHEERLEADERS animate the crowds and teams during every game. 64 aim of some groups Mr. Oldenwalden, a representative from Owens Printing Company, spoke to the newly organized STUDENT PUBLICATION CLUB. The editor, Patsy Gee, and her staff combine their efforts in publishing the PEABODY SCRIPT. The beautiful voices of the CHOIR are heard In all major programs during the year. They entertain for the senior commencement. 65 The precision of our band depends upon the attention given to the band leader and drum majorette, Constance Wynn. Mr. McKinley directs the ba nd on the Peabody Lions football field, with the majorettes keeping instep with the music. The proficient Peabody band and majorettes were i great asset in the past year. They performed at each foo ball game during the season. Their hard work, learnii new selections, routines and twirls for half-time show was worthwhile as exemplified by their superb entertaii ment. In addition to the football games, the band ai majorettes participated in several parades. 66 67 The band practiced their selections to perfection. The fruit of their labor was excellence which brought plea- sure and enjoyment to their audience. iWW Working with others helps to In the past year, the SAFETYPATROL SQUAD has been one of the most useful groups at Peabody. It is their responsibility to take up all unattended trays and direct the lines in the cafeteria. Each year they participate in the Safety Patrol Parade held in Washington, D.C. The JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is one of the most active and useful groups at Peabody. They work at each game selling tickets, popcorn and doing whatever is needed. 68 develop a feeling of self-confidence The PHOTO CLUB members furnish shots of assembly programs, athletic events, and Peabodians in action. Its members give needed assistance to the yearbook staff by taking many of the pictures. Things are really developing for Ronald. 69 Ada and Priscilla take a pause from picture taking to do a little picture making. Student Council is core of all school activities The most important organization of the school is the STUDENT COUNCIL. While many people were enjoying the summer va- cation, the officers and sponsors of the Stu- dent Council had begun to organize and plan for the school year. Peabody students enjoy the Follies, a variety show held each year, which is an S.C.A. project. The S.C.A. sponsors Christmas and Valentine Dances for the student body. At the end of the year the S.C.A. awards medals to the five leading honor roll stu- dents . William Batts, President-elect, obtains background ma- terial for a speech. THE BIG BROTHERS AND SISTERS CLUB is a newly or- ganized derivative of the Student Council. New students and teachers are assisted by the members of this club. Freshman students are welcomed by a gala partywhich the club organize. STUDENT COUNCIL They bade the February graduates good-bye by organiz- ing a party in their honor. The Big Brothers and Sisters is a very important club because it endeavors to make everyone feel like a member of the Peabody family. STUDENT COUNCIL The STUDENT COUNCIL meets regularly to discuss the business of the school. William Batts, President, Charles Bates, Vice-President, and Michael Thompson, Secre- tary are performing their designated duties in a meeting. In the same meeting the S.C.A. representatives gave them their undivided attention. Belinda Robinson, Editor-in-Chief, discusses yearbook plans with Mrs. Ida Brandon, Advisor. Yearbook staff produce ? There are many facets of publishing a yearbook. Each person on the staff must work individually to produce a successful book. Yearbooks cost a great deal of money, and all of its cost cannot be met by the individual yearbook sales . Therefore, it is necessary to secure advertisements which is a respon- sibility of the senior class. Pictures are of vital importance to the Lion. Members of the staff arrange picture schedules for individuals, clubs, and special activities. Their object is to obtain com- plete, accurate coverage of school events . Hand in hand with pictures must come copy. This must be correct in detail, inter- esting in form, and appropriate in style. Good copy is necessary for the students to get a complete picture of this year. The Lion Staff is a working staff and this book is evidence of its work. SEATED Barbara Watts, Circulation Manager, STAND- ING: Daniel Todd, Assistant Business Manager, Anthony Merriweather, Business Manager; Alan Clarke, Assistant Circulation Manager, The Lion ' s Typists are: Mable Cooke, Wilhelmena Green, Thomasine Tucker, Vernell Robinson, Shirley Whorl, Junius Penn, Lois Robinson, Mrs. D. W. Haley, Advisor, Lauretta Young, Thelma Mayfield, Vivian Metcalf, Verdell McCray, Nancy Simpson. 72 the ’ 67 Lion Editors of the different sections of our yearbook and our Editor-in-Chief: Mary Mayfield, Francyne Anderson, John Mack- lin, Mattie Wyche, Arlene Lesane, Velma Bailey, Diane Dyson, Constance Wynn, STANDING: Joseph Wright and Belinda Robinson. Our photographers are: Ada Merriweather, Priscilla White, Mr. Shepperson-- Adviser, William Valentine, and Raymond Valentine. Copywriters and proofreaders: Barbara Manson, Patricia Williams, Ray Walker, Roslyn Jones, Barbara Bonner, Gloria Bonner. STANDING: Delores Perry and Ernestine Hawks. 73 Peabody stress sportsmanship and determination The high school athlete encounters pressures from all sides . . . pressures to be a star, pressures to be the best, pressures to win. In such a situation, sportsmanship becomes noth- ing more than a word. The athlete himself loses his identity, becoming an invisible boy. He becomes only a uniform which makes baskets, intercepts passes, and returns serves. The football team cleared a 5-4 record, and although they lost a few games, we still refer to them as our team. All the games, even our defeats, were hard fought contests. We are proud of our team, for their determination proved that they are truly mighty lions. Our basketball team begins a very important season, for they were last year’s Central Dis- trict Tournament champions. We would like to have a championship team this year, although our trophy cases are already over crowded with symbols of Peabody ' s athletic superiority. Our team got off to an encouraging start by defeating Carter G. Woodson, last year’s visitation champions. All Peabodians are certain that our bas ketball team represented us well. One team of which we are especially proud is our golf team. In the first years of its exis- tence, our golf team won three state championships. We are confident that our golf team will continue to have successful seasons . Unlike most athletes, the Peabody athlete learns to play for the sheer joy of playing. Vic- tory and defeat are borne with equal serenity . Our athletes learn that being a good sport is more important than being a winner . The Lions showed desire and determination in their game against Maggie Walker. What it takes to win— coaching, Wayne, you missed your block! James Pender and McKinnon stop a Dragon at the line of scrimmage for no gain. 76 Walker and Fuller look on as Smith tackles a Dragon behind the line of scrimmage. LION ' S SEASONAL RECORD 5-4 PEABODY OPPONENT 33 Dunbar 0 6 J. F. Kennedy 2 0 Armstrong 46 12 Booker T 13 0 Maggie Walker 19 12 Union 0 13 Phenix 20 13 St. Emma 0 33 East End 9 ustling, determination The rush is on as the Lions, led by big Charles Wyche, try to block an extra punt attempt. 77 The 1966-67 Peabody High School Football team finished the season with five wins and four defeats. These are the Senior players on the Peabody High Football team. The JV team serves us well Under the direction of Coach Davis the Junior Varsity Football Team has had four wins and two defeats . The boys were strong both offensively and defensively. Coach Davis did a magnificent job in preparing the boys for the varsity team next year. They look forward to having a winning team . Coach Robert Davis Football is exciting, even from the bench. PHS Junior Varsity Football Team Coach Peal leads 1966-67 Basketball Schedule December 9 . . . Woodson December 16 ... . Gandy January 6 Va. Randolph January 10 Armstrong January 13 Woodson Januarv 17 St . Emma ' January 20 Carver January 27 Carver January 28 . . . Maggie Walker January 31 Union February 3 . . . . . . . . Va. Randolph February 7 ... . Union ’ February 10 . . . . Armstrong February 17 . . . . Gandy ’February 18 . . . . . . . Maggie Walker ’ February 26 . . . . Home Games Lions to victory Coach Peal has been coaching at Peabody since 1955 and since 1955, Peabody has had an outstanding basketball team . Our trophy cases are overflowing with proof of the team ' s success . Coach Peal’s advice to and patience to- ward the team certainly paid high dividends this year! Coach Carl Peal the 1966-67 Peabody High School Basketball Te James Johnson, Johnny Adkins, Roger Geter, Carl Benjamin Lanier. am. Stanley Houston, Bulba Steward, Frederick Bethea, Andre Terrangi, Bailey, Leon Wilson, Tyrone Coleman, James Vaughan, Charles Hanks, Charles Hanks drives in for two points, leaving spell-bound opponents behind. Johnson drives in for two points. Geter pulls down a big rebound. The 1966-67 Peabody High Junior Varsity Basketball Team. JV has winning season Matthew Brown moves around defender for two points. The Junior Varsity Bas- ketball Team is composed of boys in the 9th and 10th grades. The team had a successful season last year due to the hard efforts of Coach Boone . So far this year, the y have had seven wins and no defeats . Coach James Boone Ronald Wiley shows one of his many moves as he drives through defenders for two points. Nunnally reaches high for rebound. Mr. Dickens ' advice to the tennis team achieved worthwhile results. The members are FRONT ROW: Yolanda Hampton, Carolyn Thomas,, BACK ROW: Anthony Merriweather, Helen Carey, Constance Wynn, Ronell Thompson, and Mr. Ralph Dickens, coach. Other teams were Words from the wise: Coach Peal offers advice to the golf team. They are: Jack Cole, Michael White, Linwood Buford, and Herman Davis. Our baseball team was successful, too. FRONT ROW: Arthur Eldridge, Brian Johnson, Charles Hanks, David Street, Joseph Pelham. BACK ROW: Craig McLone, Melvin Edmonds, Clifton Dickens, Charles Parham, Keith Parham, Prince Jarratt, Gerald Mitchell, David Bell, Leroy Jones and Carlen Walker. victorious, too! PHS ' s track team ran their way to fame and honor! FRONT ROW: Roland Stokes, Ronald Sidney, James Mayfield, George Whitfield, Lawrence Anderson. SECOND ROW: Victor Grandison, Chavis Todd, Wayne Jones, Whitfield Raines, James Johnson, John Alexander. m’ Underclassmen are important, too! Inmost schools, underclassmen are generally thought of as a mass of little kids. Person- alities are lost and names forgotten amidst a fog of faces. At Peabody, however, the individual is important, too. Every student is a part of a group, but he is also an individual. Each class engages in its own projects. The eighth graders were given an orientation pro- gram by the newly -organized Big Brother -Big Sister Organization. At this time they met the Student Council officers and many of the Big Brothers and Sisters . The eighth graders were taken on a tour of the buildings, after which they went to the cafeteria for refreshments and to learn the Alma Mater . The ninth graders, like the eighth graders, receive the benefits of the Big Brothers and Sis- ters. This organization has planned a series of freshmen activities, tentatively culminating with a Freshmen Dance. The sophomores live and learn in a world of theorems, Julius Caesar and premier lecons . Theirs is a sort of in-between existence. They are too old to be treated as underclassmen, yet too young to be treated as upperclassmen. For one year, they hang suspended between ado- lescence and adulthood. The juniors are facing what is probably the busiest year of their high school careers . They busily engage in the ordering of class rings and choosing next year’s yearbook staff. The high- light of this year is the Junior Senior Prom . Although the classes seem totally involved with individual and class projects, they also play an important role in the life of a school. Peabody without underclassmen would be like Christ- mas without Santa Claus, winter without snow, or spring without flowers . Timidly, we take our places The Eight Graders are new in school and, as usual, they encounter many problems . However, they manage to handle them exceptionally well . Although they are new, they work along with everyone in helping themselves. They encounter harder subjects and they find that they have to depend on themselves a little more. They realize that these things are a part of becoming one of the Peabody family . Barry Fitzgerald James Byrd Calvin Macklin Marsha Jefferson Roger Gregory Phillip Chambliss Shirley Wiggins Karl Sizemore Garry Jarrat Purcell Mason Clifton Richardson Alan Mason John Kennedy John Hill Lewis Walker Troy Fobbs Denise Perkins Robert Davis Velma Jones Doris Parham Martha Barnes Sandra Dodson Izon Revish Mattie Fuller Isaac Robinson Robert Peterson Carolyn Myler Valerie Pritchett Bonita Pegram Barbara Lomax Ronnie Harris Peter Parker Lillie Davis Linda Short Brenda Epps Jerome Thomas Bettie Mathews Cynthia Talley Roberts Beverly Abraham Gilliam James Haskins Debra Rainey 88 in a strange environment Toye Jackson Tyrone Mitchell Anthony Young Gary Mason Howard Cooley Bernie Branch Charles Hyphen John Allen Zach Hopkins Andre McCoy John Crawley Shelly Stephens Raymond Myler Joseph Buggs Barbara Hargroves Stephanie Timms Gloria Spencer Velma Washington Gail Nickelberry Roy Hatchett Wanda Fitzgerald Gayle Wiggins Barbara Drake Deborah Freeman Rosetta Newson Rebecca Johnson Carolyn Barner Jacqueline Crocker Geraldine Todd Juanita Mason Earsie Hargroves John Heath Charles Young Elaine Kerns Vivian Mason George McKeever Ruth Jones Roberta Howard Shelia Blakes Cecil McNair Bernard Clark Farrell Heath Wanda Ellis Carl Thomas Ronnie Baukley Esther Whitaker Larry Mason Ronald Smith James McCray Douglas Batts Samuel Andrews Shirley Thomas Mary McDaniel Clementine Robinson 89 Jerrell Perry Juanita Wright Charolette Harper Ronald Parham Graville Pugh Sharon Robinson Margaret Morgan Gloria Pender Lucille Goode Patricia Dennis Brenda Washington Brenda Peterson Bobby Walker Velma Jackson Barbara Chambliss Gloria Jones Betty H obbs Joyce Sidney Cheryl Greene Charmaine Smith Samuel Reese Vinette Epps Donald Blunt Debra Spriggs Sylvia Jones Horace Poke Abraham Gilliam Eunice Graves Clarence Wilkins Alzena Jones Osborne Lee Barbara Johnson Charstine Barcliff Tyrus Collins Judy Hill Rosaline Marable Rosa Bartee Julia Williams Clinton Bufford Janice Smith Nathan Barnes Otis Booker 90 Ernest Hawks Bernard Jones Raymond Riley Bertha Williams Gail Taylor Thelma Smith Vincent Miles Kim Robertson Alfred Green Bernice Hardy Verlene Beasley Laura Fitzgerald Jerome White Herbert Shine Edward Geter Alice Gee Lydia Ballard Paulette Henderson Teresa Jones Sandra Massenburg Patricia Cook Carolyn Jackson Craig Walker Jean Lee Lauretta Bailey Barbara Smith Betty Harris Norlin Stith Laverne McLeod Jonathan Williams Martha Lee Linda Watts Sarah Davis Richard Leach Reginald Jones Claiborne Manns Linda Cooper- Shirley Wells Carolyn Hunter Jerome Harper Jethro White Johnny Noise Charles Kates Rose Frenzly Roger Pegram Velnea Jones James Jackson Roger Richardon Sanelilen Williams Juanita Jones Eddie Langston George Hines Gary Mayfield John Batts Levan Kelley Loretta Harris Orlando Brunette Harold Lewis Carolyn Massenbuxg Jethro White William Chappell Rosa Harkes Janice Overton Jerome Vaughan Larry Walker Diane Jones Linda Smith Edith Thurman Lucy Bonner Rita Mabry Ronald Johnson Elizabeth Anderson Wade Mason Gerald Curtis Jacqueline Lathan Reuben Brown Hope Walton Shirley Hill Milton Blunt Joe Barnes John Kennedy Sarah Kelly Gail Watkins Alan Buford Ruth Casey Wanda Womack June Ba tts Michael White Thomas Taylor Larry Buggs Carolyn Lane Amelia Jackson Jean Goodwyn Richetta Wyche Sherridean Valentine Jacqueline Kizzie 92 How frightened we are! Barbara Garris Randolp Alexander Jesse Williams James Tucker Cylestine Hall Reginald Nicholas Larry Miles Freddie William Ray Williams Doris Burgess Jacqueline Crocker Ruth Wilkins Joseph Scott Gloria Brown Andrea Hopkins Juan Wilson Gregory Foster Ronald Johnson Debra Parham Denise Whitfield Brenda Butcher Larry Edmonds Garland Smith Russell Eldridge Walter McCrae Garland Brown Randy Savor Raymond Edmonds Willie Jones David Drew Charles Peterson Carol Suber Charles Harris Catherine Bolden Evonne Starke Charles Bridgefarth Russell Williams Marty Arrington John Massenburg Adalbert Walker Richard Mabry Morris Harris Barbara Smith Corrine Winfield David Pair Judie Terry Vemell Anderson Shirley Chavis Marianne Smith Alice Hazelwood James Hunter Jacqueline West Patricia Anderson Charles Greene David Lee Mary Wyclie Edward Johnson Edora Davis “ We’re beginning to feel a lot like Michael Kelley Howard Crocker Daisy Felder James Barker Diane Edwards Dorothy Jefferson With a stronger foothold on the educational ladder, the freshmen seem a little more like Peabodians . They encoun- ter Latin and Algebra for the first time, but they do not let these subjects hinder their academic progress. They be- Yvonne Tucker Norman Williams Kenneth Chambliss Peggy Poke Annette Green Sherman Brown Alice Shine James Fisher Johnny Pope Janice Nicholas Delia Claiborne William Gillard Rosa Goode Ronald Crocker Claudette Fitzgerald Johnnie Lindsey Patricia Harville Malcolm Robertson 94 Emmett Edmunds Janet Jones Voncille Harris Gwendolyn Briggs Jacqueline Graves Margie Ford Wylette Davis Donald Bell Virgil Revish Patricia Jackson Burton Hayes Standish Brown Peabodians say the Freshmen. Gaylord Tinsley Deborah Crocker Denton Mayfield come more active in school organizations and make sig- nificant contributions to the Peabody family. In the com- munity, on the athletic field, and in the classroom, they gain a clearer knowledge of what Peabody really is . Frank Gholson Lawrence Harris Jacob Harper Velma Steward Robert Geter Gloria Parham Mona Ruffin Milton Carter Bettye McCrae Olivia Pearson Andrew Carey Belinda Lee Carolyn Spriggs Andrew White Dan Rose Ronald Crocker Barbara Whitaker Royalette Mayfield Glenn Diggs Vanessa Davis James Harris Patricia Bryant Arnita Coleman Joseph Hill 95 Robert Lee Joanne Smith Gilda Diggs Doris Goodwyn Pearl Mays Waverly Booker James Barber Arish Carter Linda Green Morris Jones Ronald Melchor Edward Jones Arthur Drew Thomas Jones Benita Hill Queen Saunders Timothy Parham Ernestine Marzette Warren Griffin Cassandra Meade Terry Battle Joseph Walker David Pair Peggy Parker Ora Peterson Charlotte Parham Larry Brown Shirldean Humphrey Mamie Smith Harry Powell £ Patricia Anderson Arnita Jones Culbert Jones Patricia Butcher Robert Bufford Thomas Fitzgerald Diane Crawley Carolyn Castelle Gregory Thomas 96 Horace Sims Benjamin Maclin Gerald Grandison Ernestine Thomas Gloria King Milford Whitfield Eldora Davis Beverly Daugherty Coirine Winfield Jean Brown Dorothy Powell Wanda Robertson Pinky Williams Valerie Mitchell Gerald Turner Janice Mann Gloria Pegram James Mayfield Charles Parham Kenneth Horton Brenda Cartwright Arthur Robinson Helena Richardson Susan Randolph Johnny Pope Diane Seaborne Larry Watson Cassandra Harri Johnnie Howard Mitchell Young Robert Lee Barbara Peterson Antinell Washington 97 As Sophomores, we’ve adjusted Having progressed to the in between point in their high school careers, the sopho- mores are by this time well-adjusted to their roles as Peabodians . They no longer wander about as herds” but go about their tasks functioning as confident young adults. Although they seem too young to do some things and too old to do others, they do have a place at Peabody and are very much a part of it . Francis White Brenda Thurman Daniel Balthrop James Bassette Robert Boyd Preston Davis Leo Chambliss Sandra McKinnon Mary Peterson Willie Revish Davie Street Shirley Jones Robert Taylor Jerry Wilkins Charolett Anderson Jacqueline Winbush Charles Christian Belinda Cox Ronald Mason Patrica Boiesseau Andrew Wyatt Carlean Williams Gloria King Levy Jones, III Valerie Davis Bruce Cartwright Glorydine Manns Jerome Parham Cephas Phillips Herbert Walker Bernard Macklin John Jarratt Joyce Taylor Brenda Copeland Argentine Mitchell Joseph Pelham Harry Ritchie Willie Davis Delores Johnson Herbert Anderson Johnita Threatt Lorraine Blakes 98 Waverly Fields Delores Hill Joseph Owens Ronnie Harper Herrington McBride Calvin Batts Wayne Thompson Sandra Green Gloris Walker Doris Barcliff William Fields Keith Parham Thomas Morgan Delilah Williams F ay Jackson Alice Anderson Yvonne Thompson Barbara Thompson Brenda Parham Carlton Pratt Barbara Baskerville Edward Jones Jerome Parham James Johnson Donny Jackson Mildred Moody Celestine Memmits Brenda Washington Patricia Bethel Elizabeth Jefferson Bernice Sykes Yolanda Hampton Joan Woodfin Sandra Jones Michall Perkins Daniel Andrews f Lillian Morse Cassandra Davis Diane Hall Claudette Green Phillisco Raigns Bertina Taylor Robert Jones Hartense Smith Colden Rogers Ruth Todd Gilda Christopher Paulette Walker Skirdeaner Shand Clarence Austin 99 Kathy Parham Samuel Howard Belinda Cox William Harris Audrey Kizzie Sheila Whitaker Lecolia Thurman Ella Massey Rosa Baugh Carolyn Chatman Lottie Simpson Linda Vaughn Cynthia Hines Alan Sidney Joseph Griffin Jimmie Johnson Sylvester Wright James Chieves Gloria Hicks Gwendolyn Johnson Judy Bowles Reuben Howard Roy Collier Marvin Williams Betty Robinson Rose Powell Jacqueline Myrick Willie Robinson Gilbert Trisvan Bertha Cunningham Ruth Blizzard Shirley Walker Francine Ridley Linwood Williams Wayne Dabney Charles White Michael Diggs Matthew Weaver Johnnie Branch William Bland Francine Williams Larry Smith Kathy Richardson Jacqueline Winbush Roberta Smith Gerald Hite Winstead Barnes Gerald Eldridge James Jackson Richard Williams 100 Cornelius Johnson Michael Morse Ronald Coureton Junius Dyson James Fowlkes Benjamin Scott Amanda Hicks Diane Allan Edith Seaborne Malory Tarrance Howard Garrison Lesha Beard Rosalind Smith Clarence Perry Mary Dean Betty Johnson Phyliss Parham Willard Dabney Vanessa Johnson James Vaughan Sharon Jones Valeria Booker Jean Jefferson James Cheives William Green James Walker Charla Sizemore Yvonne Coureton Melvin Jones Shelia Little Irene Battle Sadie Wells James Howell Pacine Williams Willie White Jerome Bowles Michael Skinner Barbara Griffin Gilbert Turner Ronald Peterson Robert Grundy John Anderson 101 Jerome Ingram Gertrude Harris Charles Porter Jean Coleman Lonniel Edmunds Joyce Chavis Doris French Louis Barber Carlyle Jones Debra Hobbs Cassandra Richardson Linda Davis Claudette Williams Barbara Matthews Gerald Mitchell Novella Carter Beverly Jones Leroy Jones Ardell Scott Mona Robertson James Vaughn Ella Thompson Norris Johnson Geraldine Stith Melvin Boone Gail Washington Helena Gilliam Sandra McLeod George Whitfield Dwight Stewart Winnie Copeland General Lawrence David Goodwyn Robert Moore Ronnie Alexander Gordon Richardson Donald Greene Larry Watts Ronnie Elder Harold Price Maxcine Blunt Addie Stith Theodore Morris Elaine Earthy Henry Bell Beverly Brown Kenneth Horton Charmaine Thompson Carlos Washington William Joyner 102 Cynthia Branch William Fisher Beverly Johnson Milton Richardson Donald Davis George Bland Bobbie Hill Marvin Williams Adolphus Burron Valeria Henderson Jacqueline Pritchett Helen Hinton Jacqueline Bethel Annette Jackson Kermit Dance Lavorine Wiley Crevon Terance Clarence Bathorte Lawrence Moore Barbara Gilliam 103 Rennie Turner Ronnal Robertson Terry Harper Walter Green Joseph Moody Shirley Turner Carleen Williams Monroe Robertson Kenneth Lee Antionette Smith Joyce Robinson Brenda Archer Carolyn Johnson Sandra Green Sherman Lundy Carl Ridley Barbara Goodwin Goerge Knight Angela Andrews Yeta Dawson Olivia Jefferson Ark ell Threatt Stanley Simms James Malone Carmen Johnson Floyd Diggs James Valentine William Peters Gloria Brant Marlene Robertson Floresteen Hopskin Barbara Mason Susan Jarrett Carlton Ledbetter Shirley Washington Floyd Wiggins Franklin Watts Sarah Williams Linda McZeal Thomas Todd Joan Pegram James Washington Linda Glenn Jean Metcalf Robert West Herbert Jones Larry Smith Irving Livingston Wanda Turner Larry Holloway 104 Only one more step to victory— it ' s about time Becoming a junior is a very important step in the lives of Peabodians. The above students represent the offices of the junior class. Ronald Shelton Arneda Jackson Clarence Wilson Jerome Smith Audrey Bush Gracie Webb Delores Alexander Geraldine Campbell Warren Smith Ralph Gregory Junius Williams Cynthia Smith Lenora Parham Hazel Lundy Mittie Buford Barbara Hanson Leon Brooks Ronald Bolton Ray Green 105 Ronald Peterson Steven Wyatt Jesse Watkins Dorothy Edwards Richard Perry Natalie Goode Lottie Wyche Othelia Chambliss Deborah Johnson George Stokes Louis Watson Willie Scott Rose Turner Stella Jones Adrienne Robinson Linda Williams Michael Jones Gloria Massenburg Ronnie Sydrey Clyde Pender Gladys Thomas Lisa Edwards Patricia Richardson Doria Fields Gloria Fitzgerald Phyliss Flarris Jacquelyn Harrison Joan Bolling Willie Hooper Betty Hill Bonnie Stallings Delores Johnson Stephanie Fitzgerald Horace Briggs Faye Hargraves Gregory Diamond Jacquelyne Chambliss Luther Anderson Valerie Wright Annette Chatman Harriett Brooks Rom ana Melchor 106 Delores Edmonds Patsy Gee Michael Tompkins William Robinson Walter Batts Helen King Joseph Harper Thomas Pair James Taylor Don Ruffin Patricia Wynn Gloria Baugh Joseph Balthrope Mozell Payton Ronald Leggett Deborah Jackson Anthony Chambliss Gail Hewlett Deloris Johnson Gloria Ford Mercedes Venable Azzala Owens William Gray Roland Stokes Gloria Hill Juanita Christian Cynthia Temple George Foster Milton Nunnally Hinethea White Lorene Robinson Ronald Threat Kenneth Fisher Curtis Luckett Brenda Nickelberry Dorothy Howard Laura Cain Paulette Starke Gloria McKeever 107 Minnie Kitt Leroy Cherry James Cole Harvie Nixon Margie Adkins Larry Dabney Edward Chambliss Brenda Mason Brenda Holmes Loretta Blakes Lois Hazelwood Howard Anderson Pearl Williams Debra Young Louis Goodwyn Diane Smith Sherry Newcombe Chauncey Hazel Brenda Price Lawrence Grandison Joetta Douglass Joan Jackson Michael Sykes Abram Venable Sandra Fultz Ronea Jones Emma Butcher Emmett Robinson Theophilus Bland Alice Edmunds William Bryant Ernest Ford Milton Harris Charles Branck Eunice Harris Gloria Gilliam Collie Chambliss Albert Jones Michael Todd Lavemc Jones Juanita Robb Mary Jones 108 Mrs. Nobrey explains to juniors, A molecule of ideas gas occupies 22. 4 liters of space. Chavis Todd Henry Stith Russell Jenkins Gladys Ric hardson Stanley Houston John Alexander Jose Chambliss Joyce Johnson Uthia Hicks Vernon Mabry Carl Winfield Sylvia Johnson Cecelia Johnson Eloise Boone Fredrick Bethel Patricia Pierce Victor Grandison James Smith Roger Geter Roderick Goode Matilda Jones Jay Blow Jacqueline Myrick Sadie Mason Lucille Peterson Cynthia Chambliss Linda Johnson Mary Cole Roslyn Crawford Barbara Goodwyn 109 Seniors have reached the pinnacles of their high school careers The seniors hold the most important position in the Peabody student body. They are expected to set examples of character and decorum which the underclassmen can follow with dignity. If such examples are set they would certainly be followed, for the under- classmen look up to the senior class as the epitome of all that is good at Peabody. The seniors did not always feel the importance of their position. Caught between Col- lege Boards, overnight term papers, and trig classes, they sometimes wondered what that mad rat-race would accomplish. Added to these anxieties were class fees, senior pictures, and yearbook deadlines . Whew! No wonder all the alumni smiled through their graduations . Although there will be trying times, the senior year is one of exhilaration . This year, the seniors were the guests of honor at the Junior -Senior Prom. More important were the activities of Senior Week, which consisted of several days during which the se- niors dressed in accordance with each day ' s theme. The highlight of this weekwas Se- nior Class Day, a day of white dresses, carnations, and farewell speeches. Needless to say, no day in 1967 was of greater importance to the seniors than gradu- ation day . On this day, old quarrels were forgotten in an atmosphere of happiness. Many tears were shed as the graduates left the sheltering walls of their alma mater to enter the world as adults . One ' s senior year is a busy and meaningful year. It is during this term that the se- niors begin to formulate concrete plans for their futures. Despite the trials and tensions it involves, the senior year --the pinnacle of one ' s high school career- -is probably the most cherished, most longed-for year in the life of a young adult. Hail to our sponsors Senior SPONSORS (SEATED) Mrs. Norbrey, Mrs. Mason, Mr. Dickens, Mrs. Smith (STANDING) Mrs. Gist, Mrs. Brown, Miss Townes, and Mrs. Walker. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (SEATED) Asst. Secretary--Gwendolyn McLeod; Vice-pres. — Lawrence James; President-- Raymond Valentine; Secretary--Lois Robinson; (STANDING) Chaplain — Lauretta Young; Treasurer- -Roslyn Jones. and officers EDWIN THOMAS ABBOTT— Projection Crew; PEGGY ROBERTA ALLEN — Art Club, History Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Library Club; ALICE CHARNETTE AN- DERSON— Art Club; FRANCYNE OLIVIA ANDERSON— National Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Science Club, Student Publications Staff, Big Brothers Sisters, Library Assis- tant, Polygon Club; OTHELLO ANDERSON— Tennis Team, Band, Industrial Arts, Foreign Language Club; JACK ALVIN ARCHER— Projection Crew, Industrial Arts, V. I. C. A.; CARL CRANSTON BAILEY- -Basketball Team, Concert Band; VELMA ' , LAVERNE BAILEY — Year- book Staff, Journalism Club; RODERICK ORLANDO BATES— Industrial Arts Club, History Club, Art Club, Foreign Language Club; DAVID BELL— NONE. OUR PRESIDENT RAYMOND VALENTINE Edwin Abbott Alice Anderson Othello Anderson Carl Bailey Velma Bailey Roderick Bates Peggy Allen Francyne Anderson Jack Archer David Bell Edith Blackwell Lauretta Blackwell Margaret Bland Annie Blizzard Barbara Bonner Gloria Bonner Brenda Booker Hats off to YVONNE ELIZABETH BETHEA--Dramatics Club, Indus- trial Arts Club, Foreign Language Club, National Honor Society; EDITH DEVON BLACKWELL- -FBL A; LAU- RETTA ELIZABETH BLACKWELL— Dramatics Club, I.C.T., Art Club; MARGARET BERNICE BLAND— Poly- gon Club; ANNEE MARIE BLEZZARD—Pep Club, History Club; BARBARA ANN BONNER --Yearbook Staff, Jour- nalism Club, F. H. A. , Safety Patrol; GLORIA JEAN BONNER — Big Brother Sisters, Safety Patrol, Journal- ism Club, Yearbook Staff, F. H. A. ; BRENDA JOYCE BOOKER — Safety Patrol, National Thespian Society; ALBERT BRANCH JR--F. B. L. A. , Industrial Arts Club, Projection Crew; CASSONDRIA LEONA BROWN—Capt. of Cheering Squad, Pep Club, Art Club, I. C. T. , His- tory Club, Journalism Club, N. H. A. Most Handsome Cutest Anthony Merriweather Jeannie Manson Albert Branch Cassondria Brown 114 Matilda Brown Rosa Brown Our Superlatives MATILDA MAREE BROWN- -Foreign Language Club; ROSA LEE BROWN--Big Brothers Sisters, I. C. T. ; THELMA VIOLA BROWN- -I.C.T. ; LINWOOD BUFFORD --Big Brothers Sisters; HELEN MADAGLENE CAREY-- Tennis Team, Cheering Squad, Junior Athletic, Choir; COLLIE CHAMBLISS--Industrial Arts Club, Photo Club, Junior Athletic; ERNEST EDWARD CHAMBLISS, JR. -- National Honor Society, Industrial Club of Va. , Science Club, Projection Crew; JUANITA CHANDLER--None; JACQUELINE ANN CLAIBORNE- -National Thespian So- ciety, Yearbook Staff; ALAN REESE CLARKE- National Thespian Society, Yearbook Staff, Track Team, Band, Student Council, Photo Club, Science Club. Thelma Brown Linwood Buford Helen Carey Collie Chambliss Ernest Chambliss Juanita Chandler MOST AGREEABLE Ada Merriweather Jerome Walker Jacqueline Claiborne Alan Clarke 115 Mable Cooke Algenon Crawley Micheal Crews Jacqueline Davis Alphonzo Crocker James Davis Dianne Dyson and Ernest MABLE DIANNE COOKE- -Yearbook Staff, F. B. L. A. , Journalism Club, Student Council; ALGENON ELDRIDGE CRAWLEY--Safety Patrol, I. C. T. , Industrial Arts; MICHEAL ALLAN CREWS— NONE; ALPHONZO HARRI- SON CROCKER — Football Team, I. C. T. , Industrial Club of Virginia; JACQUELINE DELORES DAVIS— F.B. L. A. , F. H. A. , Safety Patrol, Student Council; JAMES EDWARD DAVIS --Projection Crew, Industrial Arts, Cheering Squad, Art Club, Foreign Language Club; JOSEPH EDWARD DIGGS— Art Club, History Club, Safety Patrol, I. C. T. ; DIANNE ELVIRA DYSON— Na- tional Honor Society, Science Club, Journalism Club, Yearbook Staff, Big Brothers and Sisters; ARTHUR FISHER — Football Team; EARNEST JAMES FORD— Baseball Team, Art Club. MOST STUDIOUS Francyne Anderson Murel Jones Joseph Diggs Dianne Dyson Arthur Fisher Earnest Ford 116 Chambliss— N A SP Finalists RUFUS FRENCH- -Foreign Language Club; DAVID CURTIS FULLER— Baseball Team, Football Team; FRENDESSA GARRIS— NONE; JANIS YVONNE GOOD- WYN--I.C. T. , Art Club, History Club; RITA MAE GRANDISON — Art Club, Foreign Language Club, Dra- matics Club; ELIJAH GREEN— F. B. L. A. ; WILHELMENA GREEN— Yearbook Staff, F. B. L. A. , F. H. A. , Art Club; WILLIE JEFF HALL— NONE; CHARLES SIDNEY HANKS— Basketball Team, Baseball Team; MELVIN EDWARD HARPER — Art Club, Junior Athletic, Photo Club. Rufus French David Fuller Lafayette Mitchell Wilhelmena Green Linda Johnson Rita Grandison Willie Hall Charles Hanks Elijah Green Melvin Harper 117 Jacqueline Harris David Hill Ernestine Hawkes Nannie Heath James Hill James Johnson scores JACQUELINE NORETTA HARRIS--ModemDance Group, National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Pub- lications; ERNESTINE HAWKES- -National Honor So- ciety, Science Club, Big Brothers Sisters, Orchestra, Foreign Language Club, Yearbook Staff, Polygon Club, Journalism Club; NANNIE MAE HEATH- -None; DAVID JONATHAN HILL— I. C. T. ; GLADYS JUANITA HILL- - Art Club, Library Assistant, Choir, I. C. T. , Safety Pa- trol; JAMES RAYMOND HELL- -None; JOHN HENRY HILL III — J. V. Basketball, Varsity Football, Student Council; THOMAS ARNOLD HILL— Safety Patrol, I. C. T. , Industrial Arts Club; KENNETH EARL HINES — None; ROBERT LEROY HINES --None. John Hill Thomas Hill 118 Patricia Hyman Lawrence James Billy Jefferson Bobby Jefferson high for Lions! PATRICIA ANN HYMAN— I. C. T. , F. B. L. A. ; LAW- RENCE EDWARD JAMES — Football Team, Industrial Arts Club, History Club, Modern Dance Group, Vice President of Senior Class; BILLY RANDOLF JEFFERSON --Dramatics Club; BOBBY GEORGE JEFFERSON — None; ANGELO BRIAN JOHNSON- -None; JAMES LEWIS JOHN- SON--Basketball, Art Club, I. C. T. , Industrial Arts; LINDA DIANE JOHNSON--Band, Jr. Athletics, Foreign Language Club, Art Club; DEBORAH MAUREEN JONES — Big Brothers Sisters Organization; EDITH MAE JONES —Art Club, Dramatics Club; JANICE DIANNE JONES — Band, Foreign Language Club, Pep Club, Photography Club. Most Versatile Belinda Robinson Jerome Walker Angelo Johnson James Johnson Linda Johnson Deborah Jones 119 John Jones Murel Jones Paula Jones Roslyn Jones Mary Mayfield is chosen JOHN JONES— NONE; MUREL MATTHEW JONES- -Na- tional Honor Society, F. T. A. ; PAULA JEAN JONES — F. B. L. A. ; ROSLYN BEATRICE JONES— Yearbook Staff, Treasurer of Senior Class; WAYNE BOVILLE JONES— NONE; WILLIAM ALBERT JONES— Junior Varsity Foot- ball, Art Club; LANA NORALEE KEATON— NONE; DOROTHY ANN KELLEY— Art Club, Choir; ORETHA LaSANE— Art Club; GAIL YVONNE LEDBETTER— For- eign Language Club. Most School Spirited Wayne Jones William Jones Mattie Wyche Ronell Thompson Lana Keaton Dorothy Kelley Oretha LaSane Gail Ledbetter 120 “ Miss Sweetheart” FRANCES LUEVANI A LEE— I. C. T. , Art Club, Choir, Orchestra; ARLENE COSTELLA LESANE — Big Brothers, £ Sisters, Science Club, National Honor Society, Year- book Staff, Journalism Club, F. T. A., Foreign Language Club, Publications; JOHN WALLACE MACKLIN- -Base- ball Team, Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club; LATHRUS MANNS, JR. --Industrial Arts Club, Choir, Projection Crew, Tennis Team; BARBARA ANN MANSON—Art Club, National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Student Council; JEANNIE BYRENDIA MANSON— F. T. A. , History Club, Choir, Pep Club, Photography Club, Art Club, I. C. T. ; RUSSELL NATHANIEL MASON ' — Industrial Arts Club; ELIZA DELORES MATTHEWS— I.C.T., Art Club, Choir, F. H. A. ; MARY DIANE MAY- FIELD- -Journalism Club, Yearbook Staff, Miss Campus Sweetheart, Publications Club, Dramatics Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Choir; THELMA MARIE MAY- FIELD — Yearbook Staff, F. B. L. A. , Art Club, Student Council. Best Natured Frances Lee Arlene Lesane John Macklin Lathurs Manns Jr. Ada Merriweather Charles Wyche Barbara Manson Jeannie Manson Russell Mason Eliza Matthews Mary Mayfield Thelma Mayfield 121 Jacqueline McConnell Charles McCrae Moses McCrae Verde 11 McCray Craig McGlone Wayne McKinnon Earl McLaughlin Gwendolyn McLeod Optimist Club honors JACQUELINE ANN McCONNELL— NONE; CHARLES AL- EXANDER McCRAE— Band; MOSES WORTHINGTON McCRAE — Art Club, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Basketball Teams; VERDELL LAURETTA McCRAY— Art Club, I. C. T. , Yearbook Staff; CRAIG DARNELL McGLONE — NONE; WAYNE MORRIS McKINNON— Big Brothers Sisters, Dramatics Club, Football Team; EARL QUINTIN McLAUGHLIN--Art Club, History Club, Athletics Club; GWENDOLYN McLEOD--Assistant Secretary of Senior Class, Foreign Language Club; ADA LOUISE MERRI- WEATHER--Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Cheer- leader, Pep Club, Modern Dance Group, Photography Club; ANTHONYLEO MERRIWEATHER— Tennis Team, Journalism Club, Choir, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Athletic. 122 Vivian Metcalf Carolyn Mineor Larry Mitchell Lafayette Mitchell Carolyn Mineor in music VIVIAN OLIVIA METCALF— Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, F. B. L. A. ; CAROLYN JEAN MINEOR— National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club, Band; LARRY MAX- WELL MITCHELL— None; LAFAYETTE EUGENE MITCH- ELL — Big Brothers Sisters, Modem Dance Group, Sci- ence Club, Cheering Squad; SANDRA BENNETTE MITCHELL- -Band, Pep Club, Foreign Language Club; EDWARD ALEXANDER MOOREFIELD— Big Brothers Sisters, I. C. T. ; THELMA NAOMI MORRIS— None; GLORIA CELESTINE MYRICK— N. H. A. , Pep Club; BERT PARHAM III— Debating Cluby JOHN CARLTON PARHAM — Dramatics Club, V. I. C. A. MOST CONGENIAL Marjorie Taylor Lawrence Massey Sandra Mitchell Edward Moorefield Thelma Morris Gloria Myrick Bert Parham John Parham Fannie Pegram Charles Pender Junius Penn Delores Perry Senior year has FANNIE JEAN PEGRAM— Art Club; CHARLES PENDER — Capt. of Football Team, Safety Patrol, Art Club; JUNIUS PENN— F. B. L. A. , I. C. T. ; DELORES TERESA PERRY— Choir, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, His- tory Club; HERBERT NICHOLAS PETERSON— I. C. T. , Industrial Arts Club; MARY ANN PITCHFORD— Pep Club, N. H. A. ; PEARL OTHELIA POWELL— F. B. L. A. , F. H. A. ; WHITFIELD RAINES— Debating Team, Track Team, History Club; OZENETTA REVISH— Art Club, F.B. L. A., Pep Club, Band; BELINDA AURELIA ROBIN- SON — National Honor Society, Editor of Yearbook Staff , Foreign Language Club, Journalism Club, Pep Club, Majorette. Herbert Peterson Mary Pitchford Most Talented Alan Clarke Constance Wynn Pearl Powell Whitfield Raines Ozenetta Revish Belinda Robinson 124 glorious moments LOIS PATRICIA ROBINSON— F. B. L. A.; Yearbook Staff; Secretary of Senior Class; VERNELL GAIL ROBINSON— Band; Moder n Dance Group; Foreign Language Club; Photography Club; Journalism Club; Debating Team; DEBORAH MARIE SCOTT— Art Club, Pep Club; F. B. L. A. ; VEIDA; DIANE SCOTT — Choir, Pep Club, F. H. A. , History Club, Art Club, Foreign Language Club, Library Assistant; STITH LEE SHANDS— NONE; WILLIE LEE SHANDS— Football Team; NANCY MAE SIMPSON— F. B. L. A. , Yearbook Staff, Student Coun- cil; BETTY JEAN SMITH— Art Club; SHIRLEY ELIZA- BETH SMITH- -Art Club, F. B. L. A. , I. C. T. ; BARBARA JEAN SPAIN— None. CLASS LOVERS Lois Robinson Vernell Robinson Deborah Scott Veida Scott Barbara Watts Arthur Fisher Stith Shands Willie Shands Nancy Simpson Betty Smith Shirley Smith Barbara Spain 125 Angela Stanback Marjorie Taylor Andre Terrangi Norma Stanback Robert Taylor Carolyn Thomas Frederick Stith Today’s Janis Stith challenge is ANGELA DEAN STANBACK--- History Club, Choir, Art Club; NORMA JEAN STANBACK--History Club, Art Club; FREDERICK DELANO STITH— Industrial Arts Clubs, History Club, Foreign Language Club; JANIS IRENE STITH— Majorette, Band, Pep Club; MARJORIE LOUISE TAYLOR— Foreign Language Club; ROBERT LEE TAYLOR— Band, History Club, Industrial Arts; AN- DRE CARMEN TERRANGI— I. C. T. , Art Club, Basket- ball Team; CAROLYN ANN THOMAS—Tennis Team, Dramatics Club; ETHEL LEE THOMAS— NONE; HENRY LEON THOMAS— NONE. 126 Ronell Thompson Daniel Todd Tomorrow’s Victory RONNELL AUGUSTUS THOMPSON- -Tennis Team, Cheering Squad; DANIEL WOODROE TODD- -Journalism Club, Choir, Industrial Arts Club, Yearbook Staff, Pro- jection Cre w; GEORGE ANDREW TOYER— I. C. T. ; HELEN IRENE TUCKER--Literary Guild, Journalism Club; THOMASINE ARILLA TUCKER— F. B. L. A. , Art Club, F. H. A. , Pep Club, History Club, Science Club, Literary Guild, Journalism Club, Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Council, Big Brothers and Sisters Organization; MA- LINDA GERTRUDE TURNER— F. B. L. A. , Safety Patrol; LONNIE NICHOLAS URQUHART — Art Club, Debating Team, Library Assistant, Projection Crew; RAYMOND JACKSON VALENTINE— President of Senior Class, Year- book Staff, Journalism Club, Science Club, Photography Club, Tennis Team; ROBERT LEWIS VALENTINE— None; WILLIAM D. C. VALENTINE— Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Photography Club. MOST POPULAR Belinda Robinson Roger Williams George Toyer Helen Tucker Thomasine Tucker Malinda Turner Lonnie Urquhart Raymond Valentine Robert Valentine William Valentine 127 Jerome Walker Percy Walker Constance Wynns reigns Raye Walker JEROME CURTIS WALKER--National Honor Society, Modem Dance Group, Dramatics Club, Football Team, Basketball Team, TrackTeam, Junior Athletics; PERCY LEE WALKER— NONE; RAYE ARLENE WALKER— Year- book Staff, Foreign Language Club; HAROLD WARE — NONE; WILLIAM CLEVELAND WASHINGTON —NONE; ARNITA THOMASINE WATTS— Foreign Language Club; BARBARA ANN WATTS— Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Foreign Language Club, Pep Club; MARLIN CECIL WEBB— I. C. T. , Art Club; MAURICE FREDERICK WEBB --I. C. T. ; Art Club, Jr. Athletics, Photography Club; ALVIN ROMERO WEST— NONE. Most Dependable Harold Ware John Macklin William Washington Arnita Watts Arlene Lesane Barbara Watts Marlin Webb Maurice Webb Alvin West 128 as “Miss Peabody” PRISCILLA ANN WHITE— Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Majorette Squad, Patrol, Photography Club, Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Student Publications; SHIRLEY ANN WHORL — Pep Club, F. B. L. A. , Yearbook Staff; MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS— Big Brothers Sisters, Art Club, F. H. A. ; PATRICIA BURNET WILLIAMS— Yearbook Staff, National Thespian Society, Safety Pa- trol, Library Assistance; ROGER RANDALL WILLIAMS — Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Science Club, Student Council; BERNARD CLAYBORNE WILSON— NONE; SAMUEL MASON WILSON— Football Team, Safety Pa- trol; SYLVIA LEE WILSON- -Foreign Language Club, History Club; JOSEPH HENRY WRIGHT— Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Science Club, Band, Orchestra. Arthur Fisher BEST BUILT Linda Johnson Priscilla White Shirley Whorl Mary Williams Patricia Williams Roger Williams Bernard Wilson Brenda Wilson Samuel Wilson Sylvia Wilson Joseph Wright 129 Charles Wyche Mattie Wyche Charlotte Wynn Constance Wynn Elaine Young Lametta Young We make our final salute CHARLES EDWARD WYCHE- -Football Team, Dramat- ics Club, I. C. T. , Yearbook Staff, Journalism Club, Jr. Athletics; MATTIE OLIVIA WYCHE--Yearbook Staff, Cheering Squad, Pep Club, Journalism Club, F. T. A. ; CHARLOTTE LEE WYNN- -National Thespian Society, Debating Team; CONSTANCE LAVERNE WYNN— Miss Peabody, National Honor Society, Drum Majorette, Or- chestra, Yearbook Staff , Journalism Club, Tennis Team, Pep Club, Jr. Athletics, Foreign Language Club , Publi- cations; ELAINE NAUVATA YOUNG- -History Club, Art Club, Choir; LAURETTA ANDREA YOUNG— Art Club, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Chaplain of Senior Class, Yearbook Staff, Cheering Squad. Most Conceited Graduation climaxes the old and introduces the new TALLEST Rita Grandison Earl McLaughlin SHORTEST David Hill Wilhelmena Green SENIORS NOT PICTURED Leon Blunt Laverne Couxeton Clifton Dickens Bette Gibbs Joseph Hatchette Prince Jarrett Herman Jones Benjamin Lanier Lawrence Massey Clifford Melchor Ronald Moorefield Joshua Storrs 131 We couldn’t do without you! The general care and maintenance of our school is the responsibility of the custodians. They are (STANDING): Sidney Clinton, James Byrd, Ernest Wilder. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Jones, Robert Tucker, and Mrs. Laura Johnson. Well-balanced meals and tasty food require diligent work on the part of the cafeteria workers. They are: Mrs. Fannie Diamond, Mrs. Julia Baskerville, Miss Perscilla Anderson, Mrs. Lillian Hill, Mrs. Virgie Valvet. Cafeteria manager, Mrs. C. L. Clai- borne, checks register for the total of sales for the day. 132 Ads and patrons represent community interest Although hard work and dedication are important factors in the production of a year- book, funds are also important . A great deal of the cost of the yearbook is defrayed by securing advertisements from local mer- chants and patrons . The fact that these people have willingly assisted in the financing of the yearbook shows the community-wide interest in school activities. The persons and businesses listed in this section realize the importance of sufficient funds in yearbook production . We, the members of the 1967 staff of THE LION, wish to acknowledge all persons who contributed to the publication of our yearbook. This section is our way of saying Thank you, for being interested in us. I OFSEUCTEP ALITY QUALITY DAIRY FARMS Division of Virginia Dairy For Home Delivery Call 526-0381 134 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Although now you are graduates, you can do a great service for the rest of us, if you never cease to be students — looking for opportunities and ways to cherish the American system of free enterprise and to improve the American way of life. You can be thankful for these schools in a country where you are free to worship and work and think and talk as you please. This is your heritage from the people who built America. THE FUTURE is pretty largely in your hands — you must be vigilant and active to combat the evils of socialism, government domination of private industry, and all the ism than destroy democracy. We depend upon you to do a good job. THE PETERSBURG AND HOPEWELL GAS COMPANY Francis K. Godwin, President The Friendly People Compl iments of Williams and Moody Drug Corp. Rosa’s Beauty Salon 534 South Dunlop Street 733-8644 Compliments of Phillip’s Restaurant 105 Harrison Phone Re -29565 Petersburg, Virginia HARRIS-BRENAMAN Blacker’s Incorporated Young Men ' s Shop Athletic Supplies Sporting Goods Phone Re 2-6641 146 N. Sycamore St. 405 East Grace Street Petersburg, Virginia Richmond, Va. 23219 Dial 648-4796 THE HOME OF PERFECT DIAMONDS DALTON’S JEWELERS 1 15 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 7 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia Potted Plants, Cut Flowers, Wedd ing Flowers, Funeral Designs, Bridal Bouquets BLAND FLORIST Free Delivery — Phone 731-821 1 Air-Conditioned Wilbert M . Bland Owner Compl iments of Levensorfs Clothing Store 109 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia DORIS’ BEAUTY SALON REgent 3-8000 6 No. Sycamore Street Good Luck William J. Bill Green BARR BROS., INC. Petersburg ' s Outstanding Credit Jewelers Diamonds — Watches — E lectric Appl iances STROTHER’S HOLIDAY GULF 601 East Washington Street Open 24 Hours RE 2 -94 1 9 137 Chrysler Plymouth Va I iant TED CURRY MOTORS BLAND’S FUNERAL HOME 5 6 B E S T 24 Hour Ambulance Service Notary Public W I S H E S Will iam N . Bland Owner Air Conditioned REgent 2-7841 REgent 3-3842 Petersburg, Virginia zo — ' -c- ozon WE ' RE READY WHEN YOU ARE! You may already be saving some of your after-school or vaca- tion earnings for college. Or perhaps you ' re class or club treasurer. Come in and let us help. Let us be your bank to- day, fust as we hope to be your bank in the future . Petersburg Savings Branch First and Merchants National Bank Petersburg, Virginia CHEVROLET AND CADILLAC Sa les Service TR Y ME GROCERIES MASTER CHEVROLET SALES, Fresh Meats — Gas and Motor Oil IN CORPORA TED 1600 Halifax Street Petersburg, Va . Phone 29470 E. Bank 2nd Streets Petersburg, Va . CITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HOWERTON WILLOUGHBY OPTICIAN AND JEWELERS Eyeg lasses — Watches Diamonds — Jewelers 7 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia “MODEL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING” Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 46 South Union Street Petersburg, Virginia T. S. BECKWITH CO. INC. Petersburg, Virginia 125 North Sycamore Street Phone RE 2-4421 Printing and Engraving Office Supplies Compliments of Best Wishes for Success: PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION 907 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Tudor’s Inc. 36 S. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Shop BYRD’S CONFECTIONARY For Al I Your Needs! 549 Carter Street Petersburg, Va . 732-9976 TRIANGLE FOODS, INC. CONNIE HACK RAMBLER Canned and Frozen Foods South Hi I Virginia Compliments of Free Delivery RE 3-7502 THE OAK Everything Under One Roof 400 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va . DEAN 733-9031 Compl iments of SEAFOOD 330 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia HARVIE’S OPEN AIR MARKET Open Until 12 P.M. Seven Days a Week 709 Grove Avenue Petersburg, Virginia Groceries Meats CUT RATE FUNITURE CO. 127 W. Bank St. Petersburg, Virginia New Used F urniture TRAIL WAYS BUS Easiest Travel On Earth Nationwide Service Thru-Liners Charters — Tours — Package Express Managers Employees of RE 3-6440 Carolina Trailways 108 E. Washington Street LUBMAN’S Ladies ' ““Men ' s--Boys ' Wear 231-33 N. Sycamore Street 733-9731 Petersburg, Virginia L. HOMER FURNITURE CO. 45 Halifax Street Phone RE-24661 Petersburg, Va . Easy To Deal With Phone RE 3-4061 SHAPIRO’S LOAN OFFICE PAWNBROKERS Money To Loan On Anything Of Value The Harlow-Hardy Co., Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME 17-19 W. Washington Street 733-4444 2017 So. Sycamore Street 732-7321 Compl iments of CAMPBELL’S BARBER SHOP 307 N . Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia CHICO’S RESTAURANT Specializing In Good Food Fried Chicken— Steaks — Seafood 675 Gill Street Open Mon-Sat Petersburg, Va . 10 A.M. - 12 P.M. Phone RE 3-4175 James Ransom, Manager Compl iments of Blackwell Smith Drug C. F. Lauterback’s Sons Company Prescriptior Specialists Jewelers And Silversmith Corner Washington and South Streets RE -27802 Telephone Re-3-4242 Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia Phil Kinsey J- Zuckerman Company John 0a kie y Dividend -Paying Insurance 210 North Sycamore Street Union Trust Building Phone RE 2-791 1 Petersburg, Virginia The Store of Personal Service O. P. Hare Drug Co., Inc. FELTS DRUG STORE 130 South Avenue Petersburg, Virginia Phone Re-24312 2200 West Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Prescriptions Called for and Delivered RE 3-4403 By Radio Dispatch Free Parking Free Delivery Over 100 Years of Faithful Service Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967 JULIAN’S 214 E. Broad St. Richmond, Va . See us for your special made school sweaters and jackets Rose’s Rexall Drug Co. Inc. Cosmetics — Prescriptions We rent and sell wheelchairs, etc. JAS. M. WILKERSON Free Delivery Wouldn ' t You Rea I ly Rather Have a Buick Office: Cor. South Avenue Harrison Street Phones: Office RE 2-8911, Residence RE 2-8100 Funeral Establishment 24 Hour Ambulance Service Established 1875 Petersburg, Virginia Spain Buick Inc. Ray’s Clothing Central Cleaners Coin Launderette At Branch Little Lady Beauty Salon Mrs. Cassie Lessane Walker — Owner This Is The place To Stay Young Specializing in Styling and Cutting 602 St. Mark Street Petersburg, Va . Re-38181 314 Halifax Street Petersburg, Va . Plant 733-3900 Branch Phone 732-3453 Delivery Service 909 West Washington 713 West Washington Street Street Betty Smith, a senior in the collegiate curriculum, sold the most books for the patron ' s section. We pay tribute to her for her diligent work. Compliments of Hudson’s Market 2335 East Washington Compliments of P B Loan 37 Halifax Street Compliments of RAM’S MUSIC SERVICE 149 Halifax Street Phone RE2-2326 or RE2-9783 Free Delivery Juke Box Service Randolph Spratley, Prop. Volkswagon Crater Motor Co. Inc. 1318 E. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia RAY’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 123 W. Bank Street 1962 S. Sycamore Street Your Seiberling Tire Dealer Compliments of PERRY’S GARAGE 460 West of Petersburg, Virginia ONE HOUR VALET CLEANERS Jack Ross Independent Operator 205 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va . Residence And Shop Ph. 732-5247 Arrington’s Conf. Garage General Auto Repairing And Painting 539 So. Jones St. Petersburg, Va . ALSAGE REALTY Geo. L. Williams Motor Co. Phone REgent 3-3976 3 West Old Street BRINKLEY CO., INC. -Distributor of- Automotive Parts and Accessories 20 W. Bank Street Petersburg, Va . Wholesale Fruits And Produce Bennett ' s Mayonnaise Dixie Margarine Light White Flour Hunt Club Dog Food Sausage and Hams Cheese and Eggs Telephone Re-gent 3-5824 Petersburg, Virginia 23804 STEVENS MACLIN INC. DICKS DAIRY The Record Shop TREAT 31 W. Washington St. Phone 733-3201 Records — Players — Radios 1714 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Va . 1 1 :00 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. Phone RE 2-3784 Motorola MUNFORD NANCE Mot uota Radio TV — Sales Service 41 North Crater Road L . C . Munford R. E. Nance, Jr. Petersburg, Virginia Harder’s Beautyrama 321 A Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia Proprietor Gladora D. Harder Television Service, INC. Installation and Service of Television and Radios 413 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia Phone: Regent 2-8741 Regent 3-9151 PARHAM’S THE TAILOR Alteration Repair 111 Harrison Street Petersburg, Virginia Phone 732-9888 WENTZ- Big Boss Radio 24 Hours A Day 1450 On Your Dial 1 Robert Bullock T A RICHARDSON CAB CO. Men’s Shevel’s Boy’s Clothing Southside Plaza Willow Lawn Mall 232-0559 282-9594 Walnut Hill Plaza 732-0141 Miles Taylor Shop Alterations for Men Women Custom Factors — Repairs — Dressmaking 241 -A-N. Sycamore St., Petg . , Va . Mrs. Pearl R. Moore — Proprietor LAFFOON ROBERTSON Paint Center STAN’S Custom Framing 5 N . Sycamore Street 23 W. Washington Street Phone 732-5431 THE PROGRESS— INDEX 1865-1965 A Century Of Service To Southside Virginia PETTERSBURG MOTOR CO., Dial REgent 2-9233 INC. 10 North Market Street Authorized Sales and Service Petersburg, Virginia Your Silent Partner — ■ When You Need Cash TRIFT SMALL LOAN CORP. PETERSBURG INSURANCE COMPANY 106 West Tabb Street Powell -Cole Stationery Company Incorporated Artist Supplies Everything for the Office 11 North Sycamore Street Re-3-6571 Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Compliments of G. F. Scott Inc. Look for Plate Same as Flying A Service Plate Eugene Anderson’s Flying “A” Compliments of Bulifant Insurance Centers, Inc. SYLVIA’S HAT SHOPPE 123 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Main Office Phone 732-8332 P . O . Box 70 32 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia Branch Office Phone 732-4767 P . O . Box 35 1003 Boulevard Colonial Heights Virginia Compliments Frito-Lay Inc. Frito corn chips. Lays Potato chips 151 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER CO. Petersburg, Virginia William H. Talley Son, Inc. Complete Insurance Service 148 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Phone 733-201 1 William H. Talley, III, C.L.U. President Wu. H. £ SON. INSURAI n::. t n r - p The Bank of Virginia 28 Offices To Serve The Banking Needs Of Virginia PETERSBURG MUTUAL The Tiger Salutes THE LION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WANT RADIO 4 . 50% one-year savings certificates 990KC Main Office Branch Office Franklin and Adams 1961 S. Sycamore Street TIGER RADIO Petersburg, Virginia DIXON SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Box Norfolk, Virginia Butterworth’s Compl iments of E. E. Titus, Inc. Tri City Area ' s Leading Home Furnishers Rucker-Rosenstock Headquarters for Seventeen Magazine Fashions Tam Council Representatives Belinda Robinson and Gloria Bonner Nita’s All Day Nursery Phone Shop 733-4566 2 1 2 years to 6 years Majestic Beauty Lane Monday thru Friday Hair Styling — Manicuring Facials Hours 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Pleasing is Our Pleasure 513 Walnut Street Ruth B. Gibson, Prop. 44 Halifax Street Re 3-6894 Petersburg, Virginia Proprietor — Mrs. Juanita Lewis Hattie Hicks, Operator Phone 733-4566 Hill’s Grocery ADAMS STREET SUPERMARKET 241 Gill Street Groceries — Fresh Meats Produce Quality Meats — Staple and Fresh Fresh Produce- — Frozen Foods -Groceries- Beer — Off Premises Delivery Service Mrs. Bernice K. Hill — Prop. 620 South Adams Street Re-2-5271 - .y — — Compliments of Compliments of University Barber Shop MASTER SYSTEM 2 Boisseau Street Phone 731-9813 BAKERY Ettrick, Virginia RE 2-6941 21 West Washington Street FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS STUDIOS AND PLANTS: Owatonna, Minn. Hannibal, Mo. Princeton, III. Santa Barbara, Calif. Chicago, III. Red Wing, Minn. Topeka, Kan. Shelby ville, Tenn. Visalia, Calif. Cambridge, Md. Ridgetown, Ont., Can. Monuments of Quality in Marble and Granite ARLIE G. ANDREWS MONUMENTS office and plant ALSAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 360 South Crater Road 121 North Sycamore Street Dial Regent 3-8741 Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia YOUNG— HARRISON A Good Place to Eat A Label of Quality Shorty’s Tastee Freeze Phone Re 2-7132 Ettrick 22 N . Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 732-2736 OWEN PRINTING CO. INC. Advertising Doesn ' t Cost — It Pays Petersburg, Virginia Dial 733-0123 157 KENT’S FURNITURE COMPANY The Man from State -Planters INCORPORATED will help YOU GROW FINANCIALLY! Dependable Furniture Since 1897 Petersburg, Virginia Telephone REgent 2-8821 EDUCATION UNLIMITED George H. Meyers Sons, Inc. For complete details on the College Tuition Plan, write for a free brochure 1601 West Overbrook Road or visit your nearby State-Planters Bank . P . O . Box 343 Richmond, Virginia INSURED SAVINGS SPERO’S Strength, Safety and Consistently High Earnings with Daily Dividends The Store of Fashion HOME MORTGAGE LOANS 1 S. Sycamore Street To Buy--Build — Remodel Petersburg, Virginia : Telephone 733-5555 FIRST FEDERAL U. S. Royal Tires Kelly-Springfield Tires SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Leete Tire Battery Co. Inc. 1 15 Monroe Street Petersburg, Virginia and Vulcanizing ANN WILLIAMS’ TAYLOR SHOP Alterations of all Kinds 1 1 -B East Washington St. Petersburg, Virginia UNGERS 21 N. 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