Peabody High School - Lion Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

70 r A ' 1770 YfARBOOK SWF MODERN DAY DISCOVERIES AND CONFLICT! SIMULTANEOUSLY PLACE We ' ve overstepped the pitfalls of Adolescent life, We ' ve tumbled with the tides We ' ve journeyed to Mt. Everest and finally, oh yes. We ' ve conquered the moon. We stand now free: Free in mind, moved on by incalculable energy; Prepared to overcome our next obstacle . With winter gone, can spring be far behind? UNLIMITED AVENUES OF SUCCESS AND CHALLENGES WITHIN THE REACH OF PEABODIANS Foreword Today ' s Peabodians have come to the top of the mountain. They are a part of the Now Generation, They have seen man capulted to the moon (A feat heretofore unheard of.) They have witnessed the transplantation of one human heart to another. They have empathized with the Hippies and Yippies, marched in opposition to the war and survived the countless protests and demon- strations. There is no amazement when one finds a Peabodian pondering. For today ' s Peabodians find themselves in a precarious situation in this modern world. They stand at the crossroads of change and challenge -- changes in customs and social mores, educational concepts, perspectives and technology. Anyone or all of these changes could mean the fulfillment of one of their once impossible dreams. What are their challenges? Their challenges are that with all the many oppor- tunities that this growing world can afford them, that they will not become nonentities a mere voice and a mere cry in the wilderness, swallowed up by the foolishness of their own vanity and conceit, that they will give to each man his due respect, that they will use today’s accomplishments to foster tomorrow ' s innovations and that they will continually strive to reach the pinnacle of the mountain of life. 5 We introduce you to Mrs. L. Mayfield, one of the faith-, ful and dependable people who keep us well fed. Into every individual ' s life comes a time when he must leave the folds of his parents ' pro- tective arms and venture out on his own, find a new home, new ideas, and friends, and to formulate aims and goals . There is doubt, as this individual goes along his he wonders what his new home will be like Will it be warm and friendly?” Will he a part of it?” Will it be a part of him and who will be those new friends whom he is destined to meet?” Some five odd years ago, we, the class of 1970, left the quiet hours and days of grade school to come to our new home, Peabody. Timidly, we entered the hallowed walls of this great institution. However, we discov- ered our fears were unwarranted, for here we found friendly people and a warm place, where the individual mattered, and organi- zations and clubs that made an individual feel a part of this great school. For those who are unfamiliar with Peabody and for those who have known its security and its warmth, we the class of 1970, intro- duce you to Peabody and to those who helpe to make Peabody, The Starting Place of our Pilgrimage ,” The dimensions of the welcome mat are spread even wider by those loyal individuals who listei 6 ITH A FEELING OF WARMTH, lur gripes, juggle our schedules ind, and advise us on matters ond our knowledge. Nurse ' s Office -- Contrary to what one would expect this room, because of the service offered, the warmth given, and the equip- ment provided is one of the most visited rooms in Peabody. Any- thing from a Johnson and Johnson Band A id to a tooth pick and lotion can be secured from here. Cafeteria -- This is the room from which none regress. The time spent here is a time to talk over with friends, to get away from it all, and alas, to eat. I SECURITY AND AN ATMOSPHERE Mr. Piirry, cadet teacher, gives us new ideas and con- cepts. 8 Delmar Studios representative preserves Peabodians. CONDUCIVE TO LEARNING AS The initial stage of Peabody ' s growth shows only a bare frame work with a solitary figure aloft it. Peabody and its recent growth foretell of progress. The completed structure boasts of a front which is beautiful because of its sim- plicity, numerous classroom equipped with the most modern facilities, alas, even air conditioning and ample space for teaching and learning. Better and more modern facilities will inevitably lead to unlimited opportunities for students . 9 THEY HELP THEMSELVES IN THEIR LONG AND DIFFICULT Belinda Cox assists secretaries in Peabody ' s main office. The exacting and demanding role of a cashier is experi- Betty McCrae served as aide in the Head Start program, enced by Charmaine Thompson in Virginia Stats College cafeteria . 10 I PILGRIMAGE TO THE PINNACLE OF THE MOUNTAIN •T I 1 I 1 Nurse ' s Aides of Petersburg General Hospital: Beverly Brown, Minnie Dickens, Supervisor Mrs. H. Wilkerson; Royallette Mayfield, and Gwendolyn Buggs. Students of Karate under Coach H. Willis of Virginia State College: George Keiser, Carolyn Spriggs, Ronald Coureton, Vanessa Davis, and Floyd Wiggins . Andrew Wyatt and Keith Parham relive the life of Civil War soldiers. Wyllette Davis (Sear ' s Teen) Vanessa Davis (Rucker-RosenstocF Tam Council) and Gloria Pegram (Penney ' s Council) help make Peabody Just like the others. Mm The Upward Bound Students spotlighted are Francine Williams and James Pegram. In the cities of Virginia Free Schools were established prior to the advent of the state system of public education which was instituted in 1870 . In this particular, Petersburg in 1868, through a grant from the city, and a contribution from the Peabody Fund, iyas the second city to establish free schools for all, irrespective of race, colbr, or social stratification. Six years later, a twelve -room brick Structure, named Peabody, because much of the funds donated for its cPnStruction was given by the late George Peabody, a wealthy philanthropist noted for his contribution of huge sums of money for edu- cational purposes in the South, was erected on the corner of Harrison and Fillmore Streets. This building housed the high school and grammar grades, with a curriculum offering only one or two courses. In 1925 Peabody, after having been moved from its original site to the present day location, Wesley and Federal Streets, was organized into a high school with a curriculum devoted entirely to secondary instructions. An observer of the history of Peabody will readily recognize the many changes it has undergone. In all there have been three principals; the late A. M, Walker, the late C. S. Scott and the present principal, E. E. Rainey. The curriculum of Peabody High School has undergone enrichment and standardization. This change has been brought about through the institution of counselors for each grade level and the installation of new equipment. The present day Peabodian can proudly boast of a faculty in which many not only have acquired a Bachelor Degree, but a few also hold the Master Degree . The occupants of the building of Peabody, likewise have contributed their share to the progress of Peabody. Recognition has been won- not only in sports, but numerous awards have been captured in the areas of scholarship, citizenship, science, math, drama, music, etc. The preceding paragraphs have given a brief, but factual report of the history of Peabody. It is a history devoid of the emotions of the people who matriculated at this great institution. This history cannot depict accurately the struggle in- volved in the creation of the present day Peabody. It cannot tell what, dreams our forefathers visualized when they first set out to build Peabody. It cannot record the happiness, warmth and yes, even the tears shared here by Peabodians at the losing of a game, the winning of a championship, the passing of a class, the receiving of a scolding, the purchasing of a ring or the plain -- old every day joy of seeing one ' s classmates. These are not facts. Thus they cannot be recorded. To insure present day and former Peabodians that references toward these mo- ments and these cherished memories will be recorded, we, the senior class of ' 70 dedicate the 1970 Lion to Peabody High. It is the profound pleasure of the class of nineteen hundred and seventy to dedicate our annual year book to Peabody High School. 13 The eighth graders produce varied emotions in the pep rally. Some are wildly enthusiastic, while others enjoy personal conversations. Our lunch breaks will always be remembers, say the ninth graders. Even times of scolding will linger in the minds of the Peabodians Senior activities climax five meaningful years. CHERISHED MOMENTS OF PEABODY To each Peabodian, Peabody has its own special mem- ories. But there are a few cherished moments shared by all Peabodians -- the loud and lively pep rallies in which we gave full vent to our emotions, the daily ex- changing of gossip in the cafeteria in which only the most timely topics were discussed, the awaited day -- Senior Talent Day, in which we displayed our talents because we had finally reached that greatly anticipated time -- Senior Time, our inflated thoughts which were brought about by the mere purchase of a class ring, those dreaded but necessary hours which were spent in the ' ■ library getting out an assignment, those feelings of horror and anxiety which were produced from repeated excur- sions by the Aimex Office, the feeling of exhiliration experienced by Latin student when they have finally crossed the Rubicon with Caesar and have gone across the last set of Alps with Hannibal and lastly, the pleasant sound of the ding-dong at three-fifteen, indicating another day had ended. 14 Filling out forms for class rings are just one of the climaxes in high school Tardy Peabodians aren ' t likely to forget this short TREK to get an excuse or a long vacation at home. Happy moments are also ones that are cherished. Senior students (Linwood Robinson, Carlton Pratt, and James Washington) show their appreciation of Latin. r j 5hi Lre sal I i The Faculty And Administration Assist Us In Our Efforts To Reach The Pinnacle Of The Mountain Their nethods of teaching are not always easy to comprehend, their moods are some- times not easy to accept, their mode of thinking may be quite different from ours, their harsh words of reprimand may not be digested readily, their goals of attainment for us may appear unnecessarily high and their motives for learning are not always discernible . Yet, we know, in the deeper most part of our beings, that our dreams are theirs . That each one, in his own way is attempting to move us one step further in the realization of our dreams. That, each one in his own way, be it by scolding, by filling our notebook to its capacity with assignments, by lecturing incessantly about the good old days or by making his class- room work a series of riddles is attempting to show us and to prepare us for the reali- ties of life -- the multifarious and perilous precipes of this demanding and challenging Atomic Age . Who are these helpful people? Why, of course, our faculty and administra- tion. f PEABODY’S ADMINISTRATION Mr. Rainey, the principal, prepares schedules for the daily activities of the school. Mr. Rainey accepts the flag, donated to Peabody by the Petersburg Virginia Lions Club. 18 THE NERVE CENTER - THE HEART BEAT Mrs. M. Hayes Mr. A. Jones i ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS AND SECRETARIES Mrs. M. Wilson Mrs. L. Jones Mrs. M. Throne 19 OUR GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT - BACKBONE OF OUR SUCCESS Mrs. B. McKenzie, Senior Counselor, Head of Depart- ment. Our Guidance Department is the backbone of our success. It is composed of persons who are not only friendly and helpful, but who are also highly trained in counseling. They give positive impetus to our struggle by conferring with us concerning our class schedules, our readiness for college, and our bouts with various personal problems. They are also responsible for the numerous standardized test with which we are con- fronted. Belinda Lee takes one the numerous standardized tests administered by the Guidance Department. Mrs. A. Smith, Junior Counselor. Mr. C. Goode, Sophomore Counselor. Mrs. V. Williamson, Freshmen Counselor. 20 Mrs. Gailes, the nurse ' s aide, adds medication and lov- ing care to Wanda ' s hand. Nurse Dorsey helps students with weight and other health problems. AIDS AGAINST TARDINESS, ABSENCES AND POOR HEALTH Teachers aides, Mrs. Lindsey and Miss Miller, assist the faculty by keeping records of students attendance. 21 WE STRIVE HARD TO CULTIVATE THE MIND AS WELL AS COLONIAL DAYS AND WAYS Miss G. Townes, Head Librarian Miss G. Maclin Reading has turned on these lively students. 22 TO IMPROVE THE FITNESS OF THE BODY Mr. T. King Mr. F. Smith Mr. C. Peal (Head of Dept. ) Hupj One, two, three, four ' Sri Mrs. D. Sizemore Mrs. C. Dickens LIONS’ ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - OUR Mrs. A. Jaax Miss S. Andrews Mrs. M. Fisher Mrs. F. Brown Mrs. L. Clayborne Mrs. I. Brandon, Head of Department Miss J. Hall Mrs . L . Brown Mrs. L. Silverman Mrs. J. Evans Mr. H. Kimmel Miss C. Tibbs 24 WEAPON AGAINST COMMUNICATION BARRIERS Mrs. Brandon is executing one of her many jobs as head of English Department. Heads down, work time, says Mrs. Barnes. 25 Mrs. Ruedi temporarily fouls line of communication to pose for our photographer. SPEED AND ACCURACY ARE THE KEYS TO SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD Mrs. V. West (Head of Dept) Vocational Orientation, Shorthand, Typing; Mrs. E. Townsel Miss H. Blake General Business, General Business, Typing; Bookkeeping, Short- hand; Have you checked for all possible errors, says Miss Blake to Alice Gee. Mrs. L. Lawson General Business, Typing; To increase your speed, position your book like so, advises Miss Blake to Walter McCrae. Mrs. J. Holland Mrs. L. Calwell General Business, Typing; General Business, Typing; 26 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - DEVELOPERS OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING Senora Hollins dice a Pamela Cartwright y a Cornell Barlow Peabody sea la mejor escuela. (Mrs. Hollins says to Pamela Cartwright and Cornell Barlow that Peabody is the best school.) Para hablar muy bien el espanol, es necesario escuchar a los nativos espanoles. (In order to speak Spanish very well, it is necessary to listen to Spanish natives.) MATH DEPARTMENT ZOOMS US INTO THE ATOMIC AGE Mrs. K. Whitfield Mrs. C. Alcaraz Mrs. F. Walker -- Head of the Department Mrs. Walker, Head of the Mathematics Department asks, What is the next step to the problem, Recia? Mr. C. Christian Mrs. C. Hamlin Mr. C. W’illiams 28 Mr. G. Walker Mrs. R. Edwards Mrs. P. Perkins Mr. Christian explains to sophomores that Two angles whose measure is 180 degrees are supplementary angles. See, there ' s nothing difficult about this problem , declares Mr. Williams. Mrs. T. Wyatt Mr. E. Chambliss Mrs. T. James 29 W), I SCIENCE DEPARTMENT INTENSIFIES Mrs. L. Matthews (Science) Mr. M. Gilliam (Science) Mrs. G. Norbrey (Chemistry) Mrs. M. Walker (Science) Head of Department The only way you ' re going to know it is to read it, John, advises Mrs. V. T. Moore. EMPHASIS ON RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTATION Mr. R. Tucker Mrs. N. Shelton Mrs. V. Moore Mrs. L. Walker (Head of Dept. ) Mrs. Norbrey explaines the fine points of the Metric System to her class. tr..‘ Mrs. E. Moore Mr. L. Lenz Mrs. H. Smith Mrs. A. Smith PHILOSOPHERS OF THE PRESENT, NARRATORS OF THE Mr. J. Smith -- Head of the Depart- ment; Government; Negro History Miss Frazier -- History Mr. L. Adkins -- History Mr. Smith points out to Deborah and Thomas the humor- ous sides of History. Mrs. W. Harris -- United Mrs. C. Moore -- History States History Now 1 have summarized the chapter. Are there any questions? , asks Mr. Lewis 32 Mr. T. Caldwell -- United States History PAST, AND PROPHETS OF THE FUTURE Mr. Leslie Bowman, Vice-Mayor of City Council, lectures to Mr. Worth ' s class. Mrs . C . Read Miss M. Atkins Mr. R. Lewis 33 To be a good contractor, you must build and practice on your own, remarks, Mr. Hayes. Mr. Blue (Head of the Dept. ) Mr. Slater Machine shop Mrs. H. Wilkerson Health Occupations Mr. R. Hayes Building Trades Mr. Bennett shows the students the importance of accuracy and exactness in their work. 34 TODAY’S DESIGNERS; TOMORROW’S ARCHITECTS Mr. R. Pegram Industrial Co-operative Training Mr. W. Shepperson Drafting Mr. Austin Physics . Six heads are always better than one. Mr. Halsey Metals Mr. Bennett Electricity and Electronics. Today’s Designers, Tomorrow’s Architects HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. J. Mitchell (Home Economics) Mrs. E. Turner (Head of Depart- ment) SPECIAL EDUCATION 36 ART DEPARTMENT - AN OUTLET FOR OUP CREATIVITY John Edmonds tries his hand at sculpturing. Mr. Graves 37 MUSIC DEPARTMENT STIMULATES AESTHETIC VALUES Mrs. E. Burke, Vocal Music Mr. W. McKinley (Head of Department) Mr. McKinley gives individual supervision. Mrs. Dean, Vocal Music Mrs. Dean smiles happily as her class shows enthusiasm. All hands go up for this question. 38 CAFETERIA WORKERS AND IMPORTANT LINKS IN THE PEABODY FAMILY CUSTODIANS Clubs And Organizations — Avenues Of Self Expressions And Promoters Of Future Opportunities We, at Peabody, feel that clubs and organi- zations are a necessary part of a student ' s life. We, further believe that these organi- zations not only are instrumental in char- acter building and in giving an individual a sense of belonging, but that they also help to improve those innate abilities an individual may possess. We have watched with pride band members who have, at an early age, gone out and formed their own band or who have pursued higher learning in music; science club members who have won recog- nition and awards, because of experiments begun in a science club meeting or debaters who have become great speakers as a result of participation on a debating team. The enumeration of examples could go on and on -- all of which give validity to our statement that clubs and organizations are a necessary part of a student ' s life. Through intelligible and incomphensible copy, through creative and imaginative layouts, through indeterminable amount of fruitful and blank negatives and through every endeavor of the yearbook staff. We, Mrs. Brandson, Mr. Shep- person, and Miss Bailey promise to give our assistance and guidance to Lion ' s staff of 1970. Editor-in-chief, Charmaine Thompson, and Associate Edit� r, Timothy Parham Senior Editors Diane Crawford, Ardell Scott and Patricia Bryant (Not showTi Andrew Wyatt and Larry Smith) 42 LION’S STAFF Photographers and Developers Staff Artist 43 Typists Editor -in -Chief Associate Editor Layout Editors Business Manager Senior Editors . . Sports Editors .... Eight Grade Editors . . Ninth Grade Editors . . Tenth Grade Editors Eleventh Grade Editors Clubs and Organizations Feature Ediotrs . . . Circulation Committee Photographers Faculty and Administration Section Heads Artist . Typists Sponsors . Charmaine Thompson . Timothy Parham . Ardell Scott, Brenda Thurman, Phillisco Raigns Diane Hall . Timothy Parham . Diane Crawford Ardell Scott Patricia Byrant Andrew Wyatt Larry Smith . Denton Mayfield, Andrew White . James Barber, Beverly Daughtery . Ardell Scott Deborah Crocker . Beverly Brown . Ronald Melchor Gloria Pegram . Morris Jones . Phillisco Raigns Brenda Thurman . David Goodwyn Beverly Brown . Voncille Harris, Marvin Williams. Herbert Jones, Delia Claiborne, Cheryl Johnson, Wesley McLaughlin . Belinda C . Lee, Vanessa Davis . Dianne Hall, Ora Peterson, Yvonne Tucker . James Barber . Gilda Diggs, Hortense Smith, Gloria Lawrence, Evelyn Geter . Miss Bailey, Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. West, and Mr. Shepperson Mrs. West, financial advisor of yearbook staff, cheerfully accepts patron money from Gaylord Tinsley and Gerald Turner. Sports Editor -- Experts on Manly Com- petit ion Circulation Committee -- Beverly Brown and David Goodwyn If it can be sold, we ' ll sell it. Andrew White and Denton Mayfield plan layouts for the Lion. 44 SECTIONS HEADS -- R. Melchor, B. Thurman, D. Hall, Lion ' s staff busily at work. V. Mitchell, A. Scott, G. Pegram, D. Crocker, V. Davis, O. Peterson, J. Barber, P. Raigns and B. Brown F . y ‘ 70 ’ 45 Layout Editors SITTING, Diane Hall, Brenda Thurman, Ardell Scott and Phillisco Raigns STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION THE COMMUNICATION LINK 46 SCA ' s sponsors -- Mrs. E. Hollins and Mrs. R. Barnes Two links in the chain of communica- tion. SCA meeting Peabody ' s Student Coopera- tive Association has many aims and objectives, but its most persistent and ultimate objective is to serve as a great link in the chain of communication between the student body and the admin- istration . In their efforts to join the two groups together harmon- iously, participation on the part of both groups are eagerly sought. For the SCA believes that only through working together, the student body and administration can overcome the numerous hur- dles, overwhelming chasm and inevitable pitfalls that void out all communication between them . 47 HONOR SOCIETY STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE! OF ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITIES AS WELL AS MAINTAINING GOOD SCHOLARSHIP National Honor Society ' s newly inducted members. National Honor Society performs induction ceremony, The induction ceremony has been per- formed. The mighty voice of scholar- ship has called forth its disciples. And they who have been chosen must now go out to teach, by serving as examples . Instead of basking in the fame they have acquired through earning good grades, the honor society members have accepted other responsibilities to keep them ever mindful that they who have knowledge and do not produce become stagnant, thereby impeding the progress of their ultimate goal -- the acquistion of wisdom . Dorothy Powell calls forth newly chosen members. 48 POISE, GRACE AND AGILITY ARE THE TRADEMARKS OF THE MODERN DANCE GROUP Male members of Modern Dance Group re- hearse scene from Westside Story. A Look of Love is what Jack Jones gives to Vanessa Davis in one of their dance routines. Antinelle Washington, Vanessa Davis, and Gloria Pegram exhibit the poise and finesse that have made the group so noted. THE EXCLUSIVE MODELS, THE PRIVATE FAN CLUB AND Wanda Fitzgerald, co-captain of the cheering squad, tells Carolyn Spriggs, captain, This is one way of getting to be first. Carolyn, Wanda and Roberta whoop it up All the Rooters for the Mighty Lions Yolanda Bcloate gets in the groove with Peabody ' s band during half time activities. 50 Majorettes and ttvirlers display form that has inspired many a Lions ' touch- down. THE SOUNDING AGENTS OF THE MIGHTY LIONS Peabody ' s band in formation on the gridiron. Band members, assisted by band director Mr. William McKinley get in tune for performance on the field. Drum Major Junius Dyson, blows whistle to mark the beginning of half time ac- tivities. 51 “ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE” The Dramatics Club has as its major purpose the development of the individual through various phases of dramatic arts. This experience cultivates imagination, poise, good diction, originality, cooperation, and leadership. Each member of the National Thespian Society portrays some character taken from his repertoire of plays presented at Peabody. Photography Club -- Reproducers of realism “ONE PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS Art Club -- Portrait of creativity i 53 IMPLEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION The Journalism Club is open to all students interested in literary matters and writing. 1 The Foreign Language Club, with Mrs. P. Ward ' s Spanish classes participating, presented a fashion show emphasizing the nations of the world -- con- tributions to United States ' modern day fashions. 54 Mrs. P. Ward, Spanish instructor, is given a corsage of thanks by her students. APPLICATION OF OUR KNOWLEDGE % AS- Industrial Cooperative Training Club ' s membership is open to all students enrolled in the I.C.T. Program and other students interested in trends and development in the world of work. VICA is a national association of youths who are preparing to accept the challenges of a technological era. 55 DISCOVERING REASONS THROUGH EXPLORATION Science Club Officers and Sponsor The Science Club provides additional scientific content and experiences. Membership in the Polygon club is open explore developments in mathematics b to all Peabodians who wish to participate in contests and eyond classroom requirements. TAKING A “TRIP” THROUGH THE MEDIAN OF BOOKS Sponsor and members of the Library Club-Advocaters of book power Amelia Jackson carries out one of the many duties performed by members of the Library Club. Mr. J. W. Smith, history instructor and author, reviews his book, STRANGE WAY OF TRUTH, for the Literary Guild. The Literary Guild seeks to stimulate an interest in literature and reading extensively on the part of its members. TOMORROW’S LEADERS ARE THE PRODUCTS OF TODAY’S PREPARATION Members of the Future Business Leaders of America discuss opportunity, new trends and techniques in the business world. Future Homemakers of American is an organization open to all students special- izing in Home Eco- nomics and others interested in dis- cussions and activi- ties concerning home, family and community life. 58 SKILL, ADEPTNESS, AND MACHINE-LIKE PRECISION ARE OUR TRADE MARKS Varsity Club Officers and Sponsor Varsity Club- Participators in Athletic Organizations The Industrial Arts Club affiliates with state and national organizations and enters skill competi - tion with other Industrial Arts students. ACTION AND COMPETITION - THE LIFELINES OF OUR ORGANIZATIONS ' _ The Junior Athletic Club is an organization designed for athletically inclined students, who don ' t participate in intra- mural sports. The Debating Team discusses the pros and cons of the foremost controversial issues of today. 60 THROUGH US, PEABODY SPEAKS TO THE COMMUNITY Staff members of the Publication Club 61 THE MELODIOUS VOICES OF PEABODY The vocal talents of these interested Peabodians, enhanced by continuous practice, create beautiful sounds . Tyris, you have to follow the director, says Morris, as a small sec- Morris Jones, a Peabody senior, serves as the tion of the choir practices. choir ' s president and student director 62 A FOCUS ON THE PATH THROUGH AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Members of the Projection Crew Charles Bridgeforth, George Keiser, Linwood Ridley, Ernest Ganaway, and Adelbert Walker line up audio-visual aides for classroom use. The History Club studies historical events and areas with which they become more familiar by visiting famous sites and landmarks . 63 Underclassmen Look Forw ard To Future Activities Of High School Life Underclassmen at Peabody gain a unique feeling from belonging to the family of the Lions. One learns all the things essential to being a dynamite high school student. These essentials include not only developing one ' s aca- demic abilities to its utmost potential, or developing a personality that s genuine and pure, or even learning how to accept responsibilities but also how to JAM, JAM JAM, the Lions ' way! ’ THE EIGHTH GRADERS - YOUNG Young Lions off to a good start. Christel Alexander Gary Alexander Kelvin Allen Wilma Alston Johnny Banks Larry Banks Jerome Blunt Danny Bolton Gregory Bolton Terry Banks Lois Barcliff Eunice Batts David Boone Thomasine Bowling Joseph Bowles Calvin Branch Phyllis Branch Shirley Briggs Yvonne Briggs Cecilia Brooks Brenda Brown Oswald Beloate Herman Blackwell Nadine Bland Carolyn Brown David Brown Theresa Brown Junius Baugh Mary Baugh Lee Beasley 66 LIONS RARING TO ROAR Some eighth graders gleefully adopt the happy-go- lucky attitude for the typical Peabodian. Shirley Coleman Arthur Coles Deborah Cook Doris Cook Glenn Cooper Danny Coureton Whitton Craton Charlette Crawford Calvin Boone Steven Brown Wyonette Brown Jasper Buford Darell Bullock Vanessa Bullock William Butts Larry Byrd Daren Byus Bernadette Cain Harvey Cain Annie Caple Gloria Casey Charlotte Castelle David Chambliss Dora Chappell Cynthia Clark Veronica Clark 67 Others strive to dig deep into the serious side of Pea- body life . Gloria Crawford Charles Crews Vanessa Crocker Venia Crocker Hattie Davis Phylis Davis Wayne Davis Sheily Dean Wayne Dean Sherwin Dixon Grocie Dodson Ronnie Edmonds Relia Edmunds Walter Edmunds Cathy Eldridge Joan Eldridge Nellie Evans Robert Evans Decek Fairley Audrey Fields Mary Fields The average eighth grader is eager to develop herself physically. Steven Florand Tyrone FI owe re Milton Gaither Diane Garner Annie Garris Matthew Gilliam f James Goelwin Diane Goode Robert Ford Eric Fultz Eleanor Gainer Michael Gee William Gee Tracey Gills Reta Goode Mamie Goodson Kelvin Gordon 68 TO NEW ENVIRONMENTS Joan Grandison Woodrow Grandison Amy Graves Briget Graves Debra Graves Ronald Graves Karen Green Nadine Green Cheryl Griffin Richard Griffin Theresa Griffin Deborah Hall Which way? Gail Hanson Christene Hobbs Christian Hargroves Stanley Hargroves Charles Harper Jesse Harper Eva Harris James Harris Janet Harris Lisa Harris Barrette Harrison Stanley Harrison Derbie Harville Mary Harville Myron Haskins Getting used to demanding assignments. 69 AND GET IN THE GROOVE Cleo Hatchett Brenda Hawkins Francine Hawkins Benjamin Hawks Charles Hazelwood Maurice Heath Norris Heath Paulette Henderson Marva Hicks Clifton Hill Gloria Hill James Hill Meredith Hill Ray Hines Norman Hoath Eugene Hollins Terry Holloway Diane Holmes Annette Hood Debra Hoosier Samuel Hunt Jacqueline Hunter Carolyn Jackson George Jackson Henry Jackson Herod Jackson Linda Jackson Irene James Herbert Jasper Andrew Jefferson Debra Jefferson Donald Jefferson Glenn Johnson Barbara Jones Beverly Jones Cassandra Jones Daralene Jones Emma Jones Genella Jones Herbert Jones Janice Jones Karen Jones Larry Jones Maude Jones Vananda Jones Virginia Jones William Jones Angla Joyner Raymond Jung Gregory Kennedy Robert King Rosinette King Labrabara Kizzie Linda Langston 70 WITH UPPER CLASSMEN Gloria Lanier Felecia Lee Garland Lee Jo Anne Matthews Gloria Mayfield Patricia Lee William Mayfield Susan Lee Linda Lennard Brennan Merriweather William Miles . , , . Alvin Moore Andrew Lewis Audrey Lewis Freda Lewis Eric Moore Jimmie Moore . . Michael Moore Nancy Lewis Sharon Lewis Edward Love Kathy Lowe Ernette McGray Janette McKeever Andre Morgan Dia Mountcastle Chandois Murray George McLaughlin Sharon McWilliams Constant Mack Bruce Myrick Sharon O ' Neil Catherine Parham Debra Parham Michael Parham 1 Tommy Parker Delores Macklin Ricky Maclin Moses Malone Sandra Mann Cynthia Manns Ernell Mason Charles Parrish Wanda Payton Jackie Pegram John Mason Michele Mason Curtis Matthews Michael Pegram Shirley Pegram Joy Perkins Frances Perry Yvonne Perry Sandra Peterson 7l THEY FULFILL Fay Phillips Cynthia Poke Linda Poke Rosemary Polk Veronica Porter Leroy Powell Carrol Price Dewitt Raines Gail Rainey Beverly Randolph Ronnie Reese Elliot Richardson Lisa Richardson Benita Ridley Gwen Roberts Anthony Robinson Brenda Robinson Jacqueline Robinson Jeffery Robinson Pamela Robinson Gail Rose Andre Ruffins Cheryl Scott Lefty Scott Debra Seaborne Edward Seaborne Benita Shaw Well, we study too, you know. 72 NEW OBLIGATIONS A few eighth graders, striving to become typical Peabodians, formed their own club, the Co-Op Club. Still, others showed school spirit by making signs to beautify the school. 73 AND ENRICH THEMSELVES Alvin Shortt Raymond Silver Brenda Smith Carolyn Smith David Smith Dianne Smith Gennise Smith Larry Smith Marie Smith Royal Smith Cheryl Spencer Junius Spratley Charles Stewart Lilly Stewart Gale Stith Leonard Stith Mariam Stith Pauline Stith Vera Stith Joann Street Brenda Sutherland Brenda Talley Carol Talley Shirley Talley Loretta Taylor Milton Taylor Vanessa Taylor Robert Thomas Mark Thompson Sylvia Thompson James Threatt Brenda Tucker Howard Tucker 74 WITH KNOWLEDGE Lee Tucker Wilbur Tucker Jeanne Tucker Selena Williams Roslyn Williamson Joy Wilson Betty Uzzle Loretta Uzzle Antoniette Venable Randy Wilson Patricia Winbush John Winfield Jane Walker Larry Walker Leonard Walker Kim Winston Linda Wood Ronnie Word Robert Walker Ronald Walker Wayne Walker John Wynn Adolpha Washington Floyd Washington Pamela Washington Leon Waves Linda Weeks Barbara White John Wiggins Joyce Wiggins Talie Wiggins Bessie Williams Bobby Williams Debra Williams Pamela Williams Rhonda Williams Robert Williams 75 THE CLASS OF “73” Eunice Abraham Gloria Allen John Andrews Anna Bolling Leroy Bolling Quincy Bolling Dorothy Austin Barry Banks Barry Barber Wendell Bond Patricia Bonner Preston Boone Authaneus Barbous Patricia Barcliff Gloria Barnes Theresa Braden George Branch Charles Brooks Patricia Barnes Shirley Bassetta Robert Bell Horace Brown Wadsworth Brown Robert Byrant Marlin Blackwell Carolyn Blakes Kathy Blakes Jerome Burge Roy Carter Donna Chamberlain 76 A POTPOURRI OF SERIOUSNESS AND FUN Carolyn Chambliss Edgar Chaney Gary Chatman Richard Claiborne Ester Clanton Cora Clarke Paul Clarke Reginald Copeland Toni Couch Lions so doggone fine, shout freshmen Ida Cox Sherman Crews Micheal Crocker Michael Flower Morris Fultz Beulah Gandy Adrian Dance Patricia Davis Glenn Dennis Dianne Gee Arthur Geter Gloria Geter Virgie Diggs Joyce Dixon Douthea Dowell Jacqueline Gholson Barry Gilliam C ole stra Goode Iris Drew Arthur Edmonds Doris Ellis Barbara Embry Morris Edenburg Geraldine Felder Audrey Fisher Gloria Fisher Preston Fisher James Goode John Graves Mary Graves Romona Greene William Greene Raavin Griffin, Jerome Hatchett Alfred Hall Brenda Hall Zenobia Hampton 77 EARNS ITS RIGHTS Marlon Hanks Linda Harper Sylvia Harris Walter Harris James Harrison Melvin Haskins Angela Jones Barbara Jones Bobby Jones Darien J ones Eldridge Jones , Javes Jones Phyllis Hawkins Charles Hedges Marlon Henderson Cathy Hill Hazel Hill James Hill Lamont Jones Lester Jones Sylvester Jones Sylvia Jones Wanda Jones Wanda Jones Jerome Hill John Hill Wayne Hill Kathy Jordan Aubrey King Pearl King Ronald Hinton Roosevelt Holmes Michael Hoosier Boris Kizzie Samuel Kizzie Barbara Lanier Jacqueline Hunt Samuel Huston Alice Jackson Alonzo Ledous Alinda Lee Dale Lee Maurice Jackson Marvin Jackson Milton Jackson Mary Lee Michael Lewis Robert Lewis Elvira Johnson James Johnson Wallace Johnson Yvonne Lewis Debra Lyons Gayle Lyndsey 78 TO WEAR THE BLACK AND GOLD Kelvin McGray Kim McCoy Wanda McKinnon Garland Parham James Parham Stanley Parham Veron Madison Diane Matthews Samuel Matthews Peter Parker Thersa Parker Eugene Parrish Martene Mayfield Ronald Mayfield Ardea Mickens Janet Pegram Marian Pegram Paul Pender Headock Moody Charles Moore Quoatone Moore Carol Perry Delmar Perry Linda Petty Tyrone Moore Betty Morgan Iren Morgan Delores Peterson Terry Peterson Gonzell Phillips William Morgan Adam Myers Sherry Myrick Steven Pierce Kenneth Pope Sheily Powell Constance Nedricks Wilma Nedricks Josephine Nelson Geatrice Price Reginald Price Estelle Pugh Jerome Neverson Ronald Nicholas Deannie Noise Linda Redwine Larry Reese Vera Reid William Nunnally Debra Palley Be sty Parham Barbara Reeves Alan Richardson Kathy Richardson 79 BY PARTICIPATING IN EVENTS The lovely Miss Christine Winfield -- winner on the ninth grade level for Miss Peabody ' s Court. Ruth Richardson Bonnie Robertson Vanessa Robinson Mildred Thomas William Thomas Robert Thompson Gary Saunders Rio Savoy Delia Seaborne Terrace Thompson Thomas Thompson Kenneth Thweatt Lillie Shands Rose Shands Curtis Smith Junius Trerelyre June Turner Anthony Vaughan James Smith James Smith Linda Smith Gerald Veneable Senboro Veneable Gustino Walker Ronald Smith Arthur Stith Warbra Sykes James Walker Jerome Walker Michael Walker Deborah Talley Garlton Taylor Daren Thomas Wanda Walker Gail Ward Jo Ann Washington 80 AND VYING IN CONTESTS Marvin Washington Edwin Watkins Carlease Weaver Charles Williams Donald Williams Jesse Williams Doraleen Wells Mary Whitaker Charles White Valeria Williams Maureen Williamson Leonard Wilson Joann White Juanita White Mary White Wanda Wilson Carl Winfield Christine Winfield Carolyn Womack Margret Wright Gregory Young SOPHOMORES - “IN” Rodney Alston Ray Anderson Wilbert Anderson Cornell Barlow Elson Barnes Karen Bates Elizabeth Baugh Gloria Beasley Yolanda Beloate Nathaniel Blackwell James Bland Catherine Bolden Linnette Bonds Lucy Bonner Hairston Bonner Rosemary Branch Patricia Brown Patricia Brown Vanessa Brown Alphonso Burrow Percy Burrow William Cain Pamela Cartwright Ruth Casey Linda Castle Claudette Claiborne Janet Clemons Francine Cole Patricia Coleman Sheila Coleman Cynthia Cousins Arthur Davis Percy Davis Pricilla Davis William Davis Sophomores, eager to learn, volunteer readily. 82 BUT NOT QUITE Bonita Dewitt Patrice Diamond Nathan Dickerson James Diggs Yvonne Diggs Sandra Dodson Charlotte Donald Ronald Draughn Steve Dugger Joyce Edmonds Mary Edmonds Phyllis Eldridge Charles Fisher Barry Fitzgerald Herbert Ford Rosa Frenzly Naomi Garner Rosana Garris Angelia Gee Wilbur Gillard Lucille Goode Margaret Goodwin Lawrence Green Louis Hairston Thomas Hairston Mae Linda Hall Angelia Hanks Charles Hazel Bessie Hendricks Harvey Hill Michael Hill Terry Hill Amos Hooiser Vanessa Hooper Andrelia Hopking Vanessa Houston Joseph J ackson Julia Jarratt C onstance Jefferson Loretta Jefferson Clarence Johnson Cynthia Johnson Edna. Johnson Patricia Johnson Theresa Johnson John Jones Joseph Jones Nathaniel Jones Vernon Jones Wayne Jones Donald Jung Carolyn Kearney Dorothy Lee Charles Lee Gloria Lewis Brenda Luckett 83 ARE EAGER TO PARTICIPATE, TO ORGANIZE Brenda Luckett Juanita Lundy Gilmore McCoy Beverly Mabry Barbara Manns Raymond Manson Annette Marks Fillmore Martin Ernest Mason Paula Mason Purcell Mason Antionette Massen- burg ¥ Carolyn Massenburg Sandra Massenburg Barbara Massey Carolyn Mayer Kim Miles Victor Miles Kris Mitchell Lamonda Mitchell Carol Moore Herbert Moore Sally Moore Ronald Myrick Nellie Nelson 84 Sophomores strive to be sportsmen, also. V Pankey Mary Parham Theresa Parham Vanessa Parham TO RECOVER FROM LAST YEAR’S MISTAKES A family affair CiiTtis Pegram Phillip Pender Fabiola Perkins Olymphia Perkins Sandra Peterson John Phillip Barbara Pitt Richard Poke Ronald Powell Iris Pratt Gwendolyn Price Olivia Pulley Monto Pulliam Charma Richardson Gail Richardson Terry Richardson Linwood Ridley Raymond Robertson Barbara Robinson Cynthia Robinson Eldridge Rose William Savage Aaron Scott Joyce Sidney Silmes Bea Smith 85 TO KNOW AND BE KNOWN BY UPPERCLASSMEN Charles Smith Cornell Smith Floyd Smith Frank Smith Rudine Stevens Stanley Stith Maurice Taylor Maxcine Talley June Thomas Gloria Thompson Mona Thompson Rubeun Thompson Cynthia Thurman Vincent Thurman Sharon Todd David Tomes Sylvia Tomes Debra Tompkins Stephen Tompkins Patricia Tucker Terry Turner Hazel Vaughan Herbert Venable Alma Walker Deborah Walker Gail Walker Michael Walker Sherry Walker Floyd Wallace Roy Walton Mr. Goode, tenth grade counselor, works diligently on tenth grade schedules. A. Washington D. Washington E. Whitaker T. White S. Wiggins B. Williams B. Williams C. Williams Julia Williams Priscilla Williams Rita Williams Patricia Williamson James Wilson Pansy Wilson Walter Woodson 86 GROOVY WHO ARE Jean Baugh Herbert Jones Wayne Low •? Sitting here, just waiting until the day I ' ll be one too . Patricia Lee Eddie Smith Antoinette King Roteria Jones Carolyn Wright Stanley Wyatt Charles Young 87 JUNIORS PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR juniors applying practice copied from Seniors Samuel Andrews Christopher Alexander Ernestine Beasley June Batts Otis Booker Gean Brown Charles Bridgeforth Brenda Bannister Rosa Bartee Martha Barnes Allen Buford Mary Butler Nathan Barnes Deborah Barbour Clinton Bufford James Branch 88 THE START OF THEIR JOURNEY BY ELECTING OFFICERS Phyllis Collier Tyris Collins Lvereta Cook Howard Cooley Linda Cooper John Crawley Jacqueline Crocker Sarah Davis Barbara Drake John Edmonds Raymond Edmonds Naomi Elder Russel Eldridge Brenda Epps Margaret Fields Laura Fitzgerald Wanda Fitzerald Margie Ford Gregory Foster Barbara Garris James Geter Frank Gholson Alice Gee Abraham Gilliam Cheryl Greene Lucinda Greene Roslyn Graves 89 A FEW JUNIORS BY MAKING THE The Junior Class Sponsors Miss Tibbs and Mrs. Matthews play a big role in the executing of Junior activities. Roger Gregory Barbara Hargrove Charlotte Harper Carolyn Jackson Osborne Jackson Faye Jackson Jerome Harper Betty Harris Charles Harris Toye Jackson Velma Jackson Barbara Johnson Loretta Harris Rosa Harris Lloyd Harrison Gwendolyn Johnson Rebecca Johnson Ronald Johnson James Haskins Parrel Heath John Heath Bernard Jones Diane Jones Jerome Jones Wanda Henderson Marty Hepburn Spencer Hepburn Reginald Jones Ruth Jones Theresa Jones Judy Hill Dana Hunt Amelia Jackson Velma Jones Roberta Howard Jacqueline Lathan 90 HONOR ROLL BECAME OUR PACESETTERS John Kennedy Elaine Kerns Carolyn Lane Wanda Lawrence Richard Leach William Le onard One bit, two bit, three bit a dollar, all for Peabody stand up and holler ! Barbara Lomax Rita Mabry A Larry Mason Wade Mason John Masse nbuxg William McCoy Andre McCray Xavier Miles Phyllis Mine or Tyrone Mitchell Larry McCray Walter McCray Margaret Morgan Reginald Nicholas Gail Nickleberry George McKeever Caesar McNeal Claiborne Mands Allen Mason Garry Mason Juanita Mason Rosetta Newsome Janice Overton Bonita Pegram Roger Pegram Gloria Pender Kim Perry Valerie Pritchett Granville Pugh Debra Rainey 91 A FLAIR FOR COMPETITION, A LOVE OF FUN AND Izon Revish Clifton Richardson Roger Richardson William Robertson Sharon Robinson Brenda Scott Orine Shands Herbert Shine Linda Short Carl Sizemore Barbara Smith Barbara Smith Juanita Mason wears victory smile . James Tucker William Tucker Jerome Vaughan Barbara Smith Edith Smith - Thurman Smith Altro Walker Adebert Walker Lewis Walker Gloria Spencer Debra Spriggs Ruby Stalling Hope Walton Barbara Washington Brenda Washington Shelley Stephens Thomas Taylor Graye Taylor Kevin Washington Gail Watkins Delilah Webb Edith Thurman Stephanie Timms Geraldine Todd Shirley Wells Jethro White Willie White 92 A DESIRE TO BE THE BEST DISTINGUISH THIS CLASS. Denise Whitfield Freddie Willaims Harold Williams Jesse Williams Laverne Williams Ray Williams Russell Williams Jacob Harper gives attention to informative bulletin Roger Pegram illustrates to Clint Bufford technique em- board, ployed in holding football properly. Treska Wilson Warren Wilson Montaque Winfield Wanda Womack Juanita Wright Richetta Wyche Cassandra Young 93 Athletics Perpetuates Manly Competition Athletics is the lifeblood of Peabodians; they are happiest when they are competing. The typical Peabodian is sports conscious, sports oriented and a sportsman. It is not unusual to see the scrawniest individual try- ing out for the wrestling team or the short- est fellow attempting to make the line up for the basketball team. We do not ridicule these persons, rather we admire them . For we feel that only through participation in these activities that they can readily ascer- tain what qualities are necessary for one to compete. That it is then they realize the deep hurt of a loss and the swelling of emo- tions from a win. SENIOR LIONS SAY “FAREWELL” TO James Dugger -- Swing End Standish Brown -- Tackle James Harris, guard; An- drew White, tackle; Ron- ald Crocker, guard. Se- niors not pictured are: Hebert Jones, Robert Bu- ford, Andrew Carey, Cul- bert Jones, Vergil Revish, Carlton Pratt, Walter Broner, Larry Barnes, William Green and James Walker 96 ACTION ON THE GRIDIRON AT PEABODY Andrew Drew White on a sweep puts up an offensive block against Manchester permitting his teammate Thomas Taylor to gain yardage. 97 THE 1970 LION SQUAD WORKS The Mighty, Mighty Lions of 1969-70 Coaches for the Mighty Lions -- Mr. P. Simms, Mr. F. Smith and Mr. A. Jones, head coach Co-Captains of the Mighty Lions -- James Dugger and Standish Brown 98 HARD TO IMPROVE LAST YEAR’S RECORD Roger Broadway Pe- gram shows how he does his thing in con- flict with the Prince George Royals. r W5U % Mg Peabody ' s ZO Taylor dives to catch a first down pass. The Booker T. Bookers try to prevent Pee Wee Fields from gaining yardage . Hump Crocker applies a cnoshing tackle on one of the Monarchs runners. PEABODIANS SALUTE DUGGER AND BROWN Co-captains Dugger and Standish during a pep rally, give inspirational words to the mighty Lions Dugger gets helpful suggestions concerning his Academic schedule from Mr. C. Goode, Counselor. Change your block, sometimes, son. , says Coach Jones to Standish Standish and Dugger take time off from the sports world to become scholars ' PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Standish Brown and James Dugger, the only seniors to receive recognition for their efforts, were both voted to the all Central District Team. Dugger received a trophy for the most outstanding player in crucial games. Standish received a trophy from the Optimist Club for the best athlete at Peabody. All in all these two young men helped the Lions to a 9-1 season. Standish Brown leads one of the Lions ' most successful plays The Screen 101 THE CRIMSON WAVES ARE TOSSED, T ' was the night of the Lions ' and Waves ' game The stadium was jammed and packed 102 On the field the waves floated the Lions closer TURNED AND DRIED OUT BY THE LIONS the band tooted, the cheerleaders rooted, and the crowd went birt the Mighty Lions roared wild encouraging its particular team on to victory. And the Waves were washed ashore, not once, not twice, but thrice And the band tooted, the cheerleaders hooted, and the crowd went wild. and closer to the Waves ' goal post. 103 1969-70 BASKETBALL TEAM HUSTLES Mr. Carl Peal -- Varsity Basketball coach 104 IN SPITE OF NUMEROUS SETBACKS Culbert Jones tries for a rebound (Petersburg High vs (Peabody) Shaw drives for two David Macklin pumps in a free throw. Shaw leaps in vain Giving the opposition a chance THE BASEBALL TEAM STRIKES FOR GLORY The Baseball Team 106 JV STRIVES FOR RECOGNITION Coach Robernette Hayes Jerome shoots a foul shot. 1969 JV Basketball Team THE MATMEN SEEK MANY CONQ UESTS Wrestling Team Standish Brown tries to upend his foe. Coach Frank Smith 108 THE TENNIS TEAM AWAITS ITS NEW COMPETITION Allen Buford and Belinda Cox are the co-captains of the tennis team. Features — A Showcase Of Past Experiences Here at Peabody it is not all work, neither is it all play. Peabody has its serious sides as well as its moments of joy. There are also times of pageantry and splendor, times of quiet obser- vation and mere devotion. Then, too, there are moments of accomplishments and rewards. The feature section provides a showcase for these trophies” One of the most exciting events at Peabody is the Miss Peabody Pageant. After a week of fashion shows and voting, the new Miss Peabody is crowned the night before Homecoming. Closely following the pageantry are the Christ- mas activities. These yuletide activities help make Christmas a memorable and greatly an- ticipated season at P.H.S. The colorful and highly decorated doors and baskets inject a bit of Christmas spirit into the faculty and student body. With the season of merry making gone, Peabodians are most receptive to the moments of accomplishments and rewards. There are as many possible feature stories as there are students at Peabody. However, the feature section can cover only some of them . n MEET THE CONTESTANTS I Mrs. Dickens orientates contestants for Miss Peabody on what is expected of them. (Above) Contestants share a moment of laughter before the exciting event. (Below) Contestants share moments of tension as they wait for the announcement of the winner. MISS PEABODY 1969-70 Here she is, Miss Peabody, High, our ideal -- Charmaine Maria Thompson. Charmaine is a senior enrolled in tlie col- legiate course. Her smile lightens the heart of everyone she meets. Small wonder we chose her as our queen. 114 The former Miss Peabody, Paulette Walker, prepares for her farewell march. Our newly crowned Miss Peabody Charmaine Thompson, Appears happy with her new role as she walks her grand march. The audience looks on with approval and praise. ! 1 1 On Homecoming night, Miss Peabody is introduced to the many spectators at our football game. Here ' s Charmaine looking as radiant as ever. MISS CAMPUS SWEETHEART Amidst the pine tree and the snow stands our Miss Campus sweetheart Belinda Carroll Lee. Belinda is a senior enrolled in the Liberal-Arts Collegiate curriculum. 116 1st Runner up, Vivacious Miss Francine Cole. 2nd Runner up, Charming Miss Christine Winfield. 117 3rd Runner up, Eversmiling Miss Venita Crocker. 4th Runner up, Lovely Miss Juanita Mason. 118 MISS YEARBOOK MR. YEARBOOK Phillisco Raigns Ardell Scott, Jr. 119 THANKSGIVING The Reverend Vernon Lee is the guest speaker for the Thanksgiving Program. The Clergyman gives the audience his view of what Thanksgiving is really about while Belinda Lee listens intently. 120 SENIOR DAY ACTIVITIES The class of 70 does its thing as other class members watch on. They ' re in the groove . James Mayfield, Andrew White, Morris Jones, and James Washington thrilled the audience with, their rendition of Going In Circles. CHRISTMAS AT PEABODY In presenting the Christmas play, Morris Jones, presi- dent of the school choir, offers his rendition of The Christmas Song. Members of the choir entertains the audience with a medley of Christmas songs. Members of the dramatic club decorates Christmas tree. 122 i COLLEGE NIGHT John Jackson and William McKeever are being briefed on the activities of ROTC at Virginia State College. The representative from the college is Major F. Brown, ROTC instructor. Mrs. Beatrice McKenzie, seniors counselor, ques- tions Lawyer Cooley on matters concerning the duties of a lawyer. Charles Chambliss, former student of Peabody, and Dr. Russell from Hampton Institute came to Peabody to in- form the juniors and seniors of engineering courses of- fered at Hampton. OPTIMIST WINNERS ACADEMIC AWARD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Gloria Diane Ridley Belinda Carroll Lee 124 ART AWARD SPORTS AWARD Ronald Nathaniel Coureton MUSIC AWARD Janice Elizabeth Mann Standish Jerod Brown 125 Senior Time — A Time Of Fulfilling Old Obligations And Establishing New Goals We ' ve come to the top of the mountain. In the long struggle upward, we ' ve sung our songs, cheered our cheers and cried our tears. We ' ve had our moments of glory and our hours of quiet seriousness. We ' ve confronted numerous pitfalls whose pres- ence only served to make us stronger and to make us more determined to reach our goal, -- the top of the mountain. And now we stand at the summit of the mountain and we survey all that we have conquered. We look below and we see the once impending cliffs as well as the smooth route of our pilgrimage -- the past. We reflect for a while and we look beyond to find that the apex of this mountain only suffice to point out higher and more peri- lous mountains which we must now over- come . 126 MORAL LEADERSHIP SIGNIFIES OUR SPONSORS Wearing the same cheerful expressions that have comforted us and inspired us in our more difficult days, the Senior sponsors pose for the Lion. Mrs. Silverman, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Gist, and Mrs. Fisher. (Pictured below) Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Jaax, and Mrs. Ruedi. 128 DETERMINATION CHARACTERIZES OUR OFFICERS Ronald Crocker -- S ' gt-at-arms Ernestine Thomas -- Parliamentarian Walter Broner, Senior Class President, outlines Senior activities for the year. WE SET SAIL ON Alice Aletha Anderson Collegiate Patricia Jean Anderson Collegiate Angela Lee Andrews General David Leonard Andrews Collegiate Gloria Diana Banks Bus. Ed. Clerical James Barber Collegiate With mixed emotions and varied expressions, these Seniors prepare to cross the threshold of Peabody. Larry Donnell Barnes Collegiate Terry Gwendolyn Battle Bus. Ed. Clerical 130 OUR OF SEA OF KNOWLEDGE Barbara Ann Baskerville Bus. Ed. Clerical Patricia Mae Bethel Collegiate Donald Egbert Bell General Ronald Elliott Bell General Milton Lee Blunt Bus. Ed. Patricia Deloris Boisseau Bus. Ed. Clerical Judy Diane Bowles Data Processing Rebecca Ardelle Branch Collegiate William Alexander Branch Pre -Technical Walter Kennard Broner Scientific Collegiate Beverly Jo Brown Scientific Collegiate Clyde McKinly Brown General 131 AND FORTH WE WENT Elsie Mae Brown Collegiate Vemell Eugene Anderson Standish Jerod Brown Sc ientif ic Collegiate Patricia Garrison Bryant Scientific Collegiate Gwendolyn Lorra ine Buggs Collegiate Robert Edward Buford Collegiate Andrew Timothy Carey Collegiate Irish Jean Carter Collegiate Brenda Kaye Cartwright Lib. Arts. Carolyn Ann Caste lie Bus. Ed. Sec. James Troy Chambl iss Colle giate Kenneth Leroy Chambliss Scientific Collegiate 132 A GALLANT BAND Carolyn Verne 11 Chatman Bus. Ed. Clerical Shirley Ann Chavis Bus. Ed. Clerical Through study, work and fun we ' ve almost reached our great escape . James Tyrone Cheives Collegiate Delia Be nit a Claiborne Scientific Collegiate Theodora Claiborne Bus. Ed. Clerical Willie Douglass Cook G ene ral Belinda Jain Cox Collegiate Ronald Nathaniel Coureton General 133 WITH YOUTH, LOVE, Diane Olivia Crawford Collegiate Deborah Denise Crocker Scientific Collegiate Howard Lee Crocker General Ronald Sylvester Crocker Collegiate Beverly Lynn Daugherty Collegiate Cassandra Linda Davis Bus. Ed. Clerical Ernada Louise Davis Collegiate Leon Preston Davis General Valerie Davis Bus. Ed. Clerical Vanessa Odette Davis Collegiate Wylette Yvonne Davis Collegiate Minnie Dickens Collegiate 134 GOALS, PLEASURES, Gilda Bernardine Diggs Bus. Secretarial Glenn Bernard Diggs Collegiate Arthur Lewis Drew Collegiate James Robert Dugger Collegiate Junius LeRoi Dyson Collegiate Ennette De Carlo Edmunds Bus. Ed. Clerical Because of their youthfulness, their fondness for pleasure and because of their ability to love and commune with nature, snow is still a novelty to members of the gallant band . Robert Baldwin Edmunds Collegiate Joanne Epps Bus. Ed. Clerical 135 AND WITH PROGRESS The gallant band seeks progress by becoming avid readers. Daisey Mae Felder General Tyrone Fields Gene ral William McHenry Fields Pre -Technical Claudette Lamour Fitzgerald Collegiate Thomas Jerome Fitzgerald Collegiate Deborah Lennella Ford General Phillip L . Freeman Collegiate Evelyn Luevinia Geter Bus. Sec. 136 OUR DISTINCTIVE AIM, ALONE Robert Lee Geter General Benjamin Frankie G hoi son General Ora M. Giles General William Henry Gillard Scientific Collegiate Rosa Mae Good Business Education Clerical Barbara Brenda G oodwin Business Education David Alexander I Goodwyn !. Collegiate i Anthony Graise 1 Collegiate : Gail Cordelia Graves 1 Business Education , Clerical Gerald Andrew Grandison Collegiate Claudette LaVern Green Scientific Collegiate Hatti Bernice Green Collegiate 137 WE STRIVED FOR Linda Darnell Green Collegiate William Dugger Green, Jr. Pre -Technical Dianne Hall Collegiate Casandra Lucille Harris Collegiate James Edgar Harris Collegiate Lawrence Andrew Harris Collegiate A few members of the Gallant Band who made the honor roll. Milton Mecajna Harris Collegiate Von-Cille Delorise Harris Business Eaucation 138 LEADERSHIP, PROMINENCE Patricia Ann Harville Bus. Ed. Marvin Lee Hill Colle giate Gerald Matthew Hite General Barbara Jean Hoosier Collegiate FI ore Steen Quenette Hopkins Secretarial Col. Kermeth Leon Horton General Johnnie Lendell Howard Collegiate Samuel Howard General Mammie Ingram General Donnie Jerome Jackson General John Marshall Jackson General Patricia Diann Jackson Collegiate 139 CHARACTER AND PERFECTION Linda Susan Jarratt Collegiate Elizabeth Etta Jefferson Bus. Ed. Clerical Marsha Collen Jefferson Special Education Myra Ellen Jefferson Special Education Cheryl Karen Johnson Liberal Arts Collegiate Janet Lucille Jones Bus. Ed. Collegiate Herbert Lee Jones Pre -V oc ati on Morris J ones Collegiate Thomas Benjamin Jones Collegiate Alice Joyner Bus. Ed. Collegiate George Keiser General Bus. Gloria Lee King General 140 WE ACHIE VED CULTURALLY Audrey Elaine Kizzie Bus. Education Gloria Arnette Lawrence Bus. Ed. Clerical Two seniors confer with sponsor on matters pertaining to their achievement in class Belinda Carroll Lee Lib. Arts Col. Robert Lee Collegiate Herbert Lee Lewis Collegiate Johnnye Lindsey Collegiate Sherman Larmar Lundy Collegiate David Michael Macklin Scientific Collegiate 141 AS WELL AS TECHNICALLY Janice Elizabeth Mann Collegiate Denton Thomas Mayfield General James Mayfield Collegiate Royallette Carlotta Mayfield Collegiate Brenda Mae McCray Collegiate Betty Ann McCrae Liberal Arts Collegiate William Royal McKeever Collegiate Sandra Yvonne McKinnon Collegiate Wesley Jerome McLaughlin Pre -Technical vocation Ronald Me Ichor Collegiate Celestine Minnicks Bus. Ed. Clerical Valerie Denise Mitchell Scientific Collegiate 142 ACADEMICALLY AND SOCIALLY Diane Mary Moore Lib. Arts. Col. David Pair Pre “Technical Brenda Marie Parham Bus. Ed. Col. Charles Alexander Parham Collegiate Charlotte Vern Parham Scientific Collegiate Gloria LaVem Parham Scientific Collegiate National Achievement Semi -Finalist, Diane Ridley displays one sourse of her acquisition of knowledge. Jerome Parham General Keith Lionel Parham Collegiate OUR ENTHUSIASM HAS BROUGHT Classroom requirements coupled with discussions have helped seniors to elevate their aspirations. Rodney Alfonzo Parham General Timothy Parham Scientific Collegiate Gloria Ann Pegram Collegiate Barbara Marie Peters Business Barbara Marie Peters Business Ed. Clerical Ora Marie Peterson Collegiate Ronnie Peterson Collegiate Cephas Phillips Collegiate 144 US TO DISTANT SHORES John Manuel Polk Colegiate Pattie Ann Poke Scientific Collegiate Dorothy La Verne Powell Collegiate Harry Lannell Powell Pre -technical Calton Eugene Pratt Collegiate Webster David Pulliam, Jr. General Phillisco Raigns Collegiate Virgil Clint Revish General Carl Alonzo Ridley Collegiate Gloria Diane Ridley Scientific Collegiate Paul Edward Ridley General William Ereddie Robe Its General 145 AT THE HEIGHT OF THE FULFILLMENT Marlene Patricia Robe rtson Collegiate Wanda Fay- Robe rtson Bus. Ed. Sec. Linwood Carson Robinson Collegiate Don Michael Rose Scientific Collegiate Ginger Lafon Ruffin General Ardell Scott, ]r. Collegiate Fhyllis Diana Seaborne Bus. Ed. Clerical Seniors sho-ws sign of reaching a successful goal, gradu- ation. Lottie Jean Simpson Collegiate 146 OF OUR GOALS AND EFFORTS Ann Elizabeth Smith Bus. Ed. Clerical Carolyn Smith Bus. Ed. Clerical Gloria G. Smith Bus. Ed. Clerical Hortense Louise Smith Bus. Ed. Sec. John Edward Smith Scientific Collegiate Larry Jerome Smith Collegiate Marianna Bessie Smith Collegiate Carolyn Joray Spriggs Collegiate Bernice Sykes Bus. Ed. Clerical Bertina Mae Taylor Collegiate Judie Oliva Terry Collegiate Ernestine Virginia Thomas Scientific Collegiate 147 NOW WE ANCHOR HERE AT PEABODY Gregory Thomas Collegiate Larry Thomas General Barbara Ann Thompson Collegiate Charmaine Maria Thompson Collegiate Brenda Deniece Thurman Collegiate Lecolia Lorraine Thurman Bus. Ed. Sec. Gaylord Reginald Tinsley Bus. Ed. Clerical Yvonne Deboria Tucker Collegiate Gerald Maurice T umer Bus. Ed. Clerical Gilbert Maurice Turner Business Clerical Milton Louis Turner General Wanda Beatrice Turner Clerical 148 THE PLACE OF OUR PILGRIMAGE James Allen Vaughan Collegiate Gloria Ann Walker Bus. Ed. Clerical James Walker Joseph Walker Collegiate Michelle Antionette Walker Bus. Ed. Sec. Col. Raynard Leon Walker General Peabody High School — abode of educational begin- nings and ending, inspirer of dreams and rewarder of efforts. Tyrone Walker General Antinell Brooks Washington Bus. Ed. Clerical 149 AS A LONG AND PERILOUS JOURNEY i James Alexander Washington Collegiate Shirley Mae Washington Bus. Ed. Clerical Franklin Junius Watts Vocational Pre - Technic al Rose Marie Watts Bus. Ed. Clerical Jacqueline Yvonka West Scientific Col. Elizabeth Whitaker Barbara Whitaker Clerical Andrew Lee White Collegiate Floyd Allen Wiggins General Evelyn Forlenitia Williams Bus. Ed. Clerical Franc ine Elizabeth Williams General Marvin Ray Williams Collegiate 150 COMES TO AN END Norman Williams Scientific Collegiate Paula Williams Special Education Pinkie Katherine Williams Business Clerical Larry Darnell Wilson Pre -Technical Jacqueline Bathshebra Winbush Business Clerical Corriennie Estella Winfield Collegiate Milford Edward Whitefield Collegiate Andrew Ezekiel Wyatt Collegiate Mitchell Young Thomas Banks General Carolyn Yvonne Johnson Bus. Ed. Sec. Lucy Keiser Business Ed. 151 FOR THE PROUD WE’RE IN THE DIRECTORY ANDERSON, ALICE ALETHA 501 -B Federal Street Publication, Journalism, Choir ANDERSON, JOHN THOMAS (cool papa) 692 Pegram Street Dramatics, Band ANDERSON, PATRICIA JEAN 519 So. 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Young Mr. Mitchell Young Mr. Neal Young Mr. Randy Young Mr. Robert Young, II Mr. Robert E. Young Rev. Samuel Young Mr. S. L. Young Miss Rosin a Zappulla Mrs. Veraline Zeigler 167 ADS AND PATRONS- AUXILIARY AGENTS OF OUR PILGRIMAGE FRIENDLY % GROCERY •. ‘--imiir mm • ' M J 0 N t S i 3m5Sm5S m53P tne« M I — In our pilgrimage to reach the top of the mountain, the support of many interested persons were solicted. These pages repre- sent local support for a school publication. They prove that the public recognizes the importance of the high school yearbook and the many activities which are represented in it. The firms or individuals who have supported the Lion are of varied interest, yet they resemble each other in their com- mon desire for progress. Thus, we, the 1970 Lion Staff, express our gratitude to the many patrons and the sym- pathetic members of the Retail Merchant Association for placing their trust in us and lending support to our cause . 168 BLAND’S FLORIST Wou Idn ' t Y ou Real I ' Rather Have A Buick SPAIN BUICK Free Delivery — Air Conditioned Potted Plants, Cut Flowers Funeral Designs Bridal Bouquets Wilbur Bland — Owner 7 Hal ifax Street Petersburg, Virginia 109 N. Market Street Petersburg, Virginia CompI iments OWEN PRINTING COMPANY INC. L. Homer Furniutre 9 South Sycamore St. 732-4661 224 N. South Street Petersburg, Va. Advertising Doesn ' t Cost — It Pay ' s Dial 733-0123 169 Best Wishes ! LUNDY-WELLS FUNERAL HOME Phones: 732-4153 — Res. 733-0647 451 Halifax St., Petersburg, Va . Mary F. Wells, Manager Our Service is Built on the Eternal Foundation -- Comfort, Sympathy and Respect Our Creed: Consideration for the Living, Reverence for the Dead CompI iments of MOONSHINE CLEANERS Mrs. E. G. Harfough, Prop. 733-3021 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 129 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia CompI iments of MIKE ' S DRIVE-IN MIKES CARRY-OUT SHOP Where the action is ! ! ! Hopewell Rd . Downtown Petersburg OWENS ' CLEANING TAILORING Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing J. H. Owens, Owner 250 Hal ifax Street Petersburg, Virginia 733-7961 MASTER SYSTEM BAKERY 21 West Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia 732-6941 170 CompI iments of Daugherty and Edmunds Builders 1132 Rome St. Petersburg, Vo. Robert Daugherty John Edmonds 1132 Rome St. 26 W. River Road Petersburg, Va. Ettrick, Va. Home Ph. 733-7716 Home Ph . 526-6990 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Four Locations: Petersburg 2550 Crater Rd . 1315 W. Washington Hopewell 3401 Oaklawn Blvd . Colonial Heights 2025 Blvd. DIXON SCHOOL of PHOTOGRAPHY Norfolk, Virginia 171 UNGERS Smart Students Shop At Ungers Visit Home Our of Teen Keepsake Bar Diamonds DALTON’S JEWELERS 115 North Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia NITA ' S ALL DAY NURSERY 2 1 2 years to 6 years Monday thru Friday 733-6894 Hours: 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 513 Walnut Street Mrs. Juanita Lewis — Director bu’ve got a lot to live Pepsi’s got a lot to give WM. E. LUM, JR. INC. Cameras — Cards — Party Goods 15 N . Sycamore St . Petersburg, Virginia 172 Main Office 114 N. Sycamore Streef Colonial Heights Office Boulevard James Avenue Walnut Mall Office — Walnut Mall Your Local Bank Serving Local Needs Compliments of C. F. SCOTT INC. Real Estate — Insurance 23 Wythe St. Petersburg, Virginia C . F . Scott Phone: 733-4061 Money to Loan on Anything of Value SHAPIRO ' S LOAN OFFICE, INC. PAWNBROKERS Cor, Halifax Union Sts. Petersburg, Va. J. A. JACKSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 173 BULIFANT INSURANCE CENTERS INC. Main Office Phone 732-8332 PO: Box 0 32 Wythe St . Petersburg, Vo. Branch Office phone: 526-4767 PO: Box 35 1003 Boulevard Colonial Heights Virginia CompI iments of ALSAGE COOPER FLAIR REALTY CO. 29 Wal nut Blvd . BLUE RIBBON SUPER MARKET 234 North South St. Petersburg, Virginia MINTON SEAFOOD MARKET Wholesale Retail Herman E. McMullan, Sr. Products of the Sea Phone: RE2-7261 115 Hinton St. Petersburg, Virginia Chrysler Plymouth Imperial Chrysler Plymouth Imperial In New Location 1800 E. Washington St. Petersburg, Virginia RE2-3811 TED CURRY MOTORS 174 l nneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY CONNIE HACK RAMBLER MG-Austin Healy Sportscar Walnut Mall Petersburg, Va. 247 North Market St. PETERSBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CompI iments PETERSBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1417-27W. Washington Street Petersburg, Va. 23803 Tel. 733-6017 THOMAS C. MOORE INSURANCE 309 W. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia Office 731-8086 Home 733-5173 Representing State Farm Ins. Co. 175 VIRGINIA DAIRY CO., INC. Quality Dairy Farms Division WEST END PHARMACY 901 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Virginia Telephone: 732-8802 Reg . No 4607 BUTTERWORTH ' S Tri-City Area ' s Leading Home Furnishers 100 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia CompI iments of CompI iments of STAN ' S Featuring SNOWS ' BARBER SHOP Stacy Adams 510 Gill Street Sycamore Street Petersburg, Va . Petersburg, Virginia CompI iments SUE ' S FLORIST of Flowers for all Occasions TUDOR ' S INC. 733-8071 509 St. Matthew St. 36 S. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Petersburg, Virginia G. E. MATTHEWS, INC. BARBARA ' S BEAUTY SALON 13 HALIFAX ST. Real Estate, Rental, Insurance PETERSBURG, VA. 188 W. Tabb St. IM JHtiJYJDUAl. , 733-8312 Petersburg, Va. 1 ► 732-9757 ©CPERIENCCO OPCRATOW 177 Graduates! Plan your future with United Virginia Bank State Planters. It ' s a full service bank. This means that UVB SP has everything you ' ll need in your future career — checking accounts, savings accounts, installment loans, Christmas Clubs, and people who are well qualified to help you grow financially. Come in and visit one of our convenient offices, soon. UNITED VIRGINIA BANK STATE PLANTERS Auto Bank Washington Street Monroe and Tabb Citizens Office Fort Lee 147 N. Sycamore Lee Monroe 1 104 W. Washington Walnut Hill 1935 S . Sycamore SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CONEERENCE 246 Halifax Street Rev. Curtis W. Harris, Pres. Herbert V. Coulton, Dir. Mrs. Cassie L. Walker, Secretary-Treasurer (Redeeming the Souls of Amerfoa) COZY INN Halifax Street Petersburg, Va . 178 ROUNTREE PONTIAC, INC. Sales and Service Bank Third Streets Petersburg, Va. 733-8721 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto Life Nationwide Representative J. W. Prince Hospitalization, Home Owners, Low Auto Financing 120 E. Washington St. 732-0317 Petersburg, Virginia GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. 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Let us frame your diploma w r 1 1 u 1 LJ 1 c] 1 1 w r 1 V 23 W. Washington Petersburg, Virginia ROSE STUDIO 124-A W. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Weddings — Portraits — Frames to order Wedding Invitations and Accessories Coloring — Copies — Shoes Bronzed Dial 732-6818 or Night 526-4882 180 Botany 500 Tailored by Darkoff Men ' s Fine Clothing BLACKER ' S YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP Phone 732-6641 146 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va. CompI iments of LUBMAN ' S 231-33 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va . 733-9731 Ladies ' — Men ' s -- Boys ' Wear THE STEAK HOUSE Home of the Sizzler RUCKER- ROSENSTOCK Headquarters for Route 301 South 733-4718 Seventeen Magazine Fashions 132 N. Sycamore St. Petersburg 181 JACK LONDON HARRIS-BARIUM COMPANY (fiolontal |3kic- Quality Merchandise and Service WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRS RE 3-3044 26 S. SYCAMORE ST. PETERSBURG. VA. GAYBROOK FARM FOOD SERVICE Athletic Supplies — Sporting Goods 405 East Grace St . Richmond, Virginia Dial 648-4796 22 years of Home Delivery Old Dominion Distributors, Inc. 2026 E. Washington St. Phone 732-6330 Phone RE 2-7056 lAOIATOIt PETERSBURG AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE 261 GROVE AVE. PETERSBURG, VA. 23B01 182 Studios Plants Owatonno, Minn. Hannibal, Mo. Princeton, III. Santa Barbara, Calif. Chicago, III . Redwing, Minn. Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards Topeka, Kan. Shelbyville, Tenn. Visalia, Calif. Cambridge, Md . Ridgetown, Ont . , Can. 183 YOUNG ' S SUPERMAKET CompI imenfs of EVER READY CLEANERS Specializing in Choice Meats and Groceries 139 Harrison St . 7 A.M. - 12 P.M. - 7 days weekly 2128 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Va . WALNUT HILL PHARMACY 1949 S. Sycamore St. One Stop Service Auto Financing insurance Government Employees Finance Corp. International Service Insurance Co. K C INSURANCE AGENCY phones: Re3-771 1 Re3-7712 Petersburg, Va. 2105 E. Washington St. Petersburg, Virginia Phones: 733-0929 1 mile from Main Gate of Fort Lee, Va. PETERSBURG MOTOR COMPANY Ford — Lincoln — English Ford rhunderbird 732-9233 10 N. Market Street 184 GOULD FUNERAL HOME 405 High St . Petersburg, Va 732-3442 216 No . 6th Ave Hopewell, Vo. 458-6377 Home of Personal Service BLACKWELL-SMITH DRUG STORE Corner of South and Washington Sts Phone Re3-4242 Petersburg, Va. Chd tn iorsncE ± (Kiaxni TO BE CHARMING IS TO BE BEAUTIFUL Mrs. Florence h. Bl nd. prop. 37 HALIFAX ST. PETERSBURG. VA, Ph. 732-9408 VimknqGlMsim my Dial 732-0824 “Our ncputnlion Is Built On Salislarlion’ 228 EAST BANK ST. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT Compliments of The Bank of Virginia FALL SERVICE BANK CompI iments of COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO 212 E . Bank St . Phone Re3-4012 Office at 20 Franklin St Dinwiddie (member of F . D . I . C . ) 185 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 opportuni- ties and ways to cherish the American system of free enterprise and to imporve 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 that destroy democracy. We depend upon you to do a good job. The Friendly People COMMONWEALTH GAS DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION 186 Vepco’s first commercial atomic power station is now under construction in Surry County, Virginia. In the new Information Center overlooking the site, you will see an excellent slide presentation, fascinating exhibits, and a working model of the reactor. (And from the balcony, you can watch them assemble the real thing.) Open 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Saturday and 1 PM to 6 PM on Sunday. For tour information call 771-3194 in Richmond. Vepco more power to you ... at less cost T. S. BECKWITH CO., INC. Petersburg, Virginia 23803 125 N. Sycamore 732-9421 Horn Fu uiiikma Cel tc Phone 733-3217 733-3218 FURNITURE CITY (Factory Outlet) Quality Furniture at a Discount Price ROY ' S GROCERY 46 Chesterfield Avenue Ettrick, Virginia Petersburg-Hopewel I Highway Petersburg, Virginia 187 Chevrolet and Cadillac Sales and Service MASTER CHEVROLET SALES INC. East Bank 2nd Streets Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of WILLIAM H. TALLEY SON INC. RAY AND SON Complete Insurance Service CLOTHING INC. 148 North Sycamore Petersburg, Virginia Phone: 733-201 1 155 Hal ifax St . Petersburg, Virginia William H. Talley, III C.L.U. Pres. BARR BROS. INC. Good Luck William J. Bill Greene Petersburg Outstanding Credit Jewelers Diamonds -- Watches — Electric AppI iances REgent 3-8000 6 N. Sycamore St. SHEVEL ' S MEN CLOTHING Wal nut Hill Pl aza Petersburg, Virginia 188 William N. Bland, Sr. Owner Compliments of Olivia H . Bland BLAND’S FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director Embalmer 137 Harrison St . Petersburg, Virginia Office 732-7841 William N. Bland -- Owner Residence 526-4678 Notary Republic NELSON ' S BARBER SHOP A W DRIVE-IN Albert Martin, Proprietor 6 12 S . Jones St . 23 1 Hal ifax Street Petersburg, Virginia The Best In Petersburg Try us, for regular soul foods Compliments of Dunlop Tires Kel ly Springfield Tires LOU WEINER ' S FOOD MARKET LEETE TIRE AND BATTERY CO., INC. Hal ifax Street Willard Batteries Recapping Vulcanizing 189 DICK ' S DAIRY TREAT 1714 W. Washington St. Petersburg, Va ; 1 1 :00 a .m . to 11:15 p .m . Best Wishes JAS. M. WILKERSON FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT, INC. Established 1875 Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Phone: Office 732-8411 Residence 732-8100 Office: Cor. South Ave . 732-6520 and Harrison St . Compliments of CompI iments ARLIE G. ANDREWS of MONUMENTS A FRIEND 360 S. Crater Rd . 733-8741 Compllmenfs From NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY INC. Virginia Linen Service 8 15 East Bank St . 190 C. F. LAUTERBACH’S SONS Jewelers and Silversmiths Member of American Gem Society 122 North Sycamore Street Phone 732-7804 Petersburg, Virginia MARY’S SODA SHOP 60 Chesterfield Ave . Ettrick, Virginia 526-6052 PETERSBURG MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office Branch Office Franklin and Adams S. Sycamore St. 191 phone 733-4689 B. L. MOBILE, HOMES, INC. Route 36 . Hopewell Rd . Bob Lena Hoult Compliments of FRITO-LAY POTATO CHIPS TRI-CITY COACHES Serving the Tri - City Area with Bus transportation CompI iments CompI iments of of BATES ' CITGO STOKES ' BARBER SHOP 1 19 Harrison St . Corner Jones Gill Sts. Petersburg, Va . 192 HARLOW-HARDY FURNITURE CO. Complete Line of Furniture Everything for the Home Cash or Easy Terms Dial 733-4444 17-17 W. Washington St. STATE FARM INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE - BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS Irvino H. Pritchett, Jr. AGENT Off. PHONE; 733-475 I 118 E. WASHINGTON ST. Petersburg, va. 23803 MODEL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Complete Laundry and Drycleaning Service 426 South Union Street Petersburg, Va. Compliments of SUPREME HOUSE OF FOODS Where The Service and Soul Food Are Great! I 103-105 Halifax Street Petersburg, Va . THE PINK PALACE Steaks and Seafoods of all Types 675 Gill Street Petersburg, Virginia Compliments of D. WILKERSON GROCERY 226 Perry St . Petersburg, Virginia 733-9862 193 Compliments CompI Iments of of L L DINER Our Specialty FRAZIERS Yock Jumbo Burgers 727 Halifax Street Phone: 733-9636 PHONES; 732-6437 and 732-6438 Exide Batteries DANCE’S Food Market (GREEN LEVEL TRUCK FARM, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY) GROWER - VEGETABLES - shipper EVERYTHING IN SEASON PETERSBURG TIRE CO. Your friendly tire dealer Cor. Market Hinton Sts. Phone Re3-5886 Petersburg, Va . ARRINGTON ' S CONF. GARAGE General Auto Reporlng and Painting 539 S. Jones St. Petersburg, Va. Phone (s) 732-5824, 732-5447 FORD ' S Gulf service Center We never get mad 925 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia RAY ' S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Ca ir lia MOTOR TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS 1962 S. Sycamore St. 732-2500 Dependable Service and Workmanship Guaranteed 415 N. Market St. 733-7621 812 So. Sycamore Peters burg: 733-6278 194 BUFORD ' S BARBER SHOP 804 Halifax Street LEVENSON’S MEN’S WEAR 109 Halifax St. 732-5119 Petersburg, Va . Dave — Connie -- Mike — ■ Kizzie SUZETTE ' S BEAUTY SALON For Your Comfort Convenience and Beauty Phone: 526-5107 No. 2 Boisseau Street Ettrick, Virginia VIM’S DRUG STORE For Drugs Vim for Prescriptions For Vitamins Delivery Service Dial 733-6222 Market and Halifax Petersburg, Va. SYLVIA HAT SHOPPE 123 Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 195 CompI iments of AMERICAN FINANCE CORP. NEVy MARKET LUNCH 127 Halifax Street We can work out together. Petersburg, Virginia Owner: Tony Litus Mgr.: Abe Culler Give us a cal 1 . 733-2015 Walnut Mall Shopping Center WINFIELD ALDRIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY 1 your nJepenJfnt 1 % Insurance AGENT t Phone 733-9466 TOM Mill 25 Wythe Street Petersburg, Virginia 23803 PETERSBURG INSURANCE CO., INC. Continuous service since 1860 Regent 2-3012 D ' Arcy W. Roper, II 106 West Tabb St. Petersburg, Va. PARHAM The Tailor Compliments of Alterations Repairs FRIENDLY GROCERY 111 Harrison St. Petersburg, Va. Phone 732-9888 CompI iments of EASTSIDE GROCERY AND GRILL VIRGINIA MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Open 7:30 a .m . to Midnight ABE — Off H. W. Peters, District Manager 840 Wythe Street Petersburg, Va. Dial 732-9755 Wm. Lanier, Jr., Prop. 196 CompI iments W 1 Beauty Supply Wigs of IDA ' S SEWING CENTER P B LOAN OFFICE 35 Halifax Street 733-0730 Petersburg, Virginia 32 Halifax Street Petersburg, Virginia 733-9871 or 733-7301 T. W. MAYTON TRANSFER CO., INC. 252 E . Bank Street Petersburg, Virginia 732- ■771 1 UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP 2 Boisseau Street Ettrick, Virginia Phone 526-9813 MINGEA ' S CAR WASH and PARKING SERVICES 15 Market Street Petersburg, Va. CompI iments of RUDY ' S GULF STATION CHIEF OF POLICE Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Washington South Streets Petersburg, Virginia Phone: 732-9817 U-Haul Trailers 197 RAWLINGS PAINT CENTER Compliment ' S of SEVILLE FIFTHWARD MARKET 28 S . West Street Petersburg, Virginia Wholesale to Al I Complete Line of Sampson Paints Fresh meats and Vegetables 417 Wythe St. GEORGE WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. 120 West Bank St . Petersburg, Va . 733-5824 W. J. Kitchen A. W. McClay, Jr. KITCHEN McCLAY, INC. Plumbing — Heating — Air Conditioning Contractors Telephone 733-4831 29 West Bank Street Petersburg, Va. Congratu latlons Graduating Class Of 1970 . . . 198 PERMANENTS HAIR WEEVING WIG SALES £a2)oaa’4 3{ ooAc q| cau-t 36 HALIFAX ST. 733-9605 Laura D. Stallings V’ i ' ' sr CITGO Service Station I- BATE’S CITGO Serving you is a pleasure Tom Bates, Jr. 96 Chesterfield Ave . Ettrick, Virginia UNION FINANCE CORPORATION 5 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 1007 Boulevard Colonial Heights, Va. Locally Owned and operated JO-LEE Health Studio Walnut Hill Plaza Petersburg, Va . 23803 MAITLAND BROS. BUSES Charter Service West Washington St Petersburg, Va. 733-7341 199 YOUNG HARRISON Men Young Men ' s Wear Phone Re2-7132 JULIANS 22 N . Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia Congratulaf ions to the Senior Class of 70 See Us for Your Special Phone 732-3981 Made Sweaters Jackets HOWERTON WILLOUGHBY OPTICIANS AND JEWELERS 214 E, Broad St. Richmond, Va. Eyeglasses — Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry 7 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia ROSE ' S REXALL DRUGS, INC. 732-97S3 OR 732-2326 RECORDS RAM ' S MUSIC SERVICE Record Shop q ssical Cosmetics — Prescriptions We rent and sell wheel chairs, etc. Juke Boxes, Rental or Comm. RANDOLPH SPRATELY, Prop. Free Delivery 149 HALIFAX ST. PETERSBURG, VA. 23803 BLANDFORD CASH GROCERY STANDARD JAMES 801 E. Bank St. Petersburg, Va. Phone 9143 BB. Fitz, Owner Member of Virginia Food Stores, Inc. For Better Shoes Petersburg, Virginia 200 TAYLOR’S 1 19 N . Sycamore St . Petersburg, Va, ALSAGE INSURANCE AGENCY 121 North Sycamore St. Petersburg, Virginia WYCHE ' S KINDERGARTEN Phone 732-0698 1009 Hal ifax St . Petersburg, Va . UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 33 Halifax Street P.O. Box 426 ECONOMY BARBER SHOP Petersburg, Virginia 23803 We strive for Excellency Service is our most important B. V. Mason, Dist. Manager Product J. A. Walker, Asst. Manager Mrs. G. L. Potts, Clerk-Cashier 129 Halifax Street 201 Sheets Bed Spreads f?ANCIS f UTH’S , THRIFT SHOP 33 HFILI FRX ST. Clothing for the Entire Family WAITERS KINDERGARTEN AND NURSERY 723 S . Jones Street 7:30 — 7:30 Ages 2”6 Mrs. Susie Waiters — Director Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes for your Future Peabody’s Administration and Faculty Food Good Enough To Leave Home for Blankets Notions 202 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS I ; O ( ' ■d ' I Is ... ,4l. ' (■ ' v I ! I ■ -n ’(If’ . I .. S Ai 3 ' v 7. ' ' 7 0