Peabody Junior High School - Peabodian Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

r- — ; (yvO-n- Jl4x t m PEABODY JR. HIGH SCHOOL Pefetsburg, Vitginia The Pride of 76 WE RE PROUD OF OUR FAMILY page 16 COMMUNITY page 1 13 0UR9ELVE9 page 124 4 I i It S 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 FAMILY 16 PRINCIPALS Principal Mr. Albert Jones Assistant Principals Ms. Germaine Fauntleroy Mr . Rudolph Stephenson Mr. Carl Peal 18 8ECRETARIE9 19 20 AIDB9 Ms. Mattie Gales Ms . Esther Lindsey Ms. Gwendolyn Richardson SCHOOL NURSE Ms. Antoinette Dorsey HOME SCHOOL COORDINA- TOR Ms. Mildred Hayes ATTENDANCE Ms. Thelma Wyatt Ms. Shirley Buffo Mr. Joe Caldwell 21 HOME ECONOMICS Ms. Carol Barbour Ms. Carolyn Rennie Ms. Dorothy Sears MUSIC Ms. Margaret Witt Ms. Bonnie Hopson Mr. Hosea Brower Ms. Jacqueline Horst 22 INDU9TRIAL ART9 Mr. Earl Carter Mr. Charles Moore Mr. Theodore Romanchock Mr. Melvin Taylor 23 MATH Ms. Christine Alcaraz Ms . Mary Chambers Mr. Ernest Chambliss Ms. Florence Walker Mr. Leslie Hinton Ms. Thelma James Ms. Mary Nedwards Ms. Pearl Perkins Mr. James Shelton Ms. Frances Smith Ms. Elizabeth Westbrook Mr. Carl Williams Mr. Joe Williams Ms. Thelma Wyatt 24 HI9T0RY — SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Cleveland Mr. Charles Barksdale Mr. Martin Diradour, Jr. Ms. Elsie Ellis Mr. Milton Featherston Ms. Wyndell Harris Mr. James Ruffa 25 ENGLISH Ms. Juanita Evans Ms. Rose Barnes Ms. Wanda Erickson Ms. Marjorie Fisher Ms. Sadie Gist Mr. Michael Goodmansen Ms. Ruth Hairston Ms. Joan Jones Ms. Madeline Jones Ms. Rebecca Jones Mr. Roland Lazenby Ms. Constance Strickland Mr. David Wilson 1 i i 26 LATIN Ms. June Smallwood HEALTH PHY9. ED. Ms. Frances Johnson Ms. Loretta Petrosky Mr. Kenneth Bond Ms. Janice Jeter Mr. James Williams Mr. James Journigan Ms. Wanda Fitzgerald Ms. Deborah Godwin Mr. Charles Tadlock Mr. Robert Odenwelder Ms. Arnette Wheat Mr. Thomas Burkhalter 28 SCIENCE Ms. Clementine Marshall Mr. James Minetree Ms. Marian Walker Ms. Imogene January Ms. Helen Smith Mr. Harold Hutcherson Ms . Evelyn Luna Mr. Moses Cain Ms. Laureta Matthews Mr. Ralph Klein Mr. James Jones BUSINESS DECA, CO-OP Mr. Charles Williams Ms. Geraldine Jones Ms. Luberta Caldwell Ms. Bonnie Major Ms. Eloise Moore Ms. Sara Reid SPECIAL ED. Mr. Serafio Fontanilla Ms. Melisse Landau Ms. Carolyn Walker 30 CITIZENSHIP Mr. Garnette Hayes Ms. Gwendolyn Mahoney CAREER AWARENESS Mr. Willie Shepperson HEALTH OCCUPATION Ms. June Burch CUSTODIANS Mr. James Byrd Ms. Louise Cooper Ms. Elnora Davis Mr . James Dodson Mr. Joseph Elliott Ms. Nannie Ellis Ms . Alice Fisher Mr. Franklin Freeman Mr. Thomas Graves, Jr. Ms . Laura Johnson Mr . Phil Johnson Mr. Russell Lawrence Ms . Mary Lyon Ms. Daisy Mitchell Ms . Rosabel Robertson Mr. Lucas Wright CAFETERIA Ms. Clematine Anderson Ms. Marie Baugh Ms. Virgie Brown Ms . Ruth Burnette Ms. Gladys Christopher Ms. Muriel Claiborne Ms. Marie Davis Ms. Rosemary Dean Ms. Gladys Diggs Ms. Lillian Hill Ms. Carolyn Hooper Ms. Wilma Massenburg Ms. Hazel O ' Donnell Ms. Mildred Petet Ms. Ellen Thomas Ms. Marie Warren Ms. Louise Williams Ms. Irene Winbush To me, Peabody is number ONE; The greatest junior high school under the sun. Peabody is not at all like any other junior high. It is different in more ways than one and I ' ll tell you why: The family of Peabody consists of over 1500 members, including faculty. Blessed with unity and togetherness . It ' s work and hard effort of each family member that makes Peabody the best. Of course, Peabody has its ups and downs; happiness and sorrow. But our family always looks to see the light of tomorrow. Like all things, our family is not perfect in every way. We have our good, we have our bad, but we do the best we can every day. We come to school in the morning with sleep still in our eyes. Then at the end of the day , we retire , thinking of The advice from our elders to make us wise . All in all, we are ONE big family. THE PRIDE OF PEABODY Edwin Walthall Adams, Walter Adcock, Betty Adcock, Keith Allen, Angela Allen, Florence Allen, Karen Alvarado, Aurea Anderson, Marian Anderson, William Archer, David Autrey, Karen Avery, Denice Bailey, Bonnie Bailey, James Baker, Sheryl Banks, Linda Barboza, Dominga Bare, Jeng Barnes, Linda Barnes, Ronald 32 Ninth Grade Lions Barnett, Joseph Bartholomew , Daniel Bassette, Maxine Battle, Percy Batts, Barry Batts, Roger Bell, Reginald Betts, Mary Bishop, Ann Bishop, Patricia Welcome fo fhe Lion ' s Den Blackburn, Jeff Blake, Joseph Blalock, Wayne Bland, Angela Bland, Phyllis Blount, Keith Blowe, John Bogese, Ken Boiler, John Bommareddy , Padma Bond, Jenny Bonner, Terri Booker, Charlene Booth, David Bouldin, Felicia 33 Branch, Wanda Branzelle, Richard Brent, Judy Brewton, Wanda Browder, Debbie Brooks, Robert Braithwaite, Mark Brown, Brenda Brown, Carolyn Brown, James Brown, Leroy Brown, Valerie Bubier, Jeff Budlove, Linda Burchett, Sherry Burnett, Lyda Burruss, Lucky Byrd, Patricia Cade, Toye Cain, Patricia Camp, Donald Camp, Moses Campbell, Teresa Campbell, Zelda Caperton, Jacqueline Caple, Richard Carpenter, Marsha Carrier, Arthur Caner, Fred Chambliss, Linda 34 1 ' Chappell, Patricia Chariton, Lynn Chatman, Sharon Cimo, Teresa Coghlll, Lynette Coleman, Karen Collier, Linda Cooksey, Sherri Cooper, Algernon Gotten, Lisa Courton, Michael Craft, William Crawley, Charles Crawley, Deborah Craw ley, Gilbert Creighton, Rickey Creighton, Ronnie Crews, Dennis Crump, Laverne Crump, Rodney I I i i 35 Cunningham , Charlene Cunningham , Charles Cunningham , Michelle Curry, Judy Curry, Sandra Daniels, Henry Dash, David Davis, Angela Davis, Cheryl Davis, Mary Davis, Roscoe Davis, Sandra Davis, Wanda Davis, Wanda Dean, Undrey Deloatche, Bryant Dent, Kenneth Dickerson, Shirley Diggs, Robin Diggs, Yolanda 36 k m ‘ • i ■ ' ' m i H Dixon, Ruth Dixon, William Dodson, Steve Donahue, James Donald, Michael Droddy, Terry Dugger, Wanda Dunnavant , Howard Edmonds, Cynthia Edmunds, Nathaniel Edmonds, Noel Edmonds, Robin Ellis, Vanessa Epps, John Evans, Terrence Faber, Vera Faison, Bmce Farnsworth, Rene Felder, Patricia Ferlazzo, Thomas Fields, Sheryl Fields, Mercedes Fields, Linda Finch, Andre Flowers, Bernard 37 Frenzley , Benjamin Gaines, Ronald Gaines, Roxanne Gallagher, Jimmy Garner, Rickie One person, one talent; many people, a world of good. Garrett, Dale Gavin, Ada Gecsey, Phyllis Geter, Gwendolyn Gholson, Doug Giles, Cutee Gill, Arnette Gittman, Don Givens, Johnathan Glatthorn, Bobby Gokey, Robert Gordon, Lawrence Graves, Ida Grays, Patricia Grays, Ricky Though thousands in body , formed one in mind , a family as solid as gold . ! Joe Barnett 38 Green, Carolyn Green, Mark Green, Tracy Green, William Greene, Iris Gregory , Bernard Gregory, Tonda Griffin, Lottie Griffin, Veronica Grimes, Marie Hadden, Susan Haefling, Dennis Hall, Clinton Hall, Tamara Hanks, Spencer Harper, James Harper, Jerushia Harper, Robert Harper, Wilbert Harris, Carolyn 39 Harris, Charlotte Harris, Donald Harris, Michele Harrison, Bruce Harrison, Wayne Harvanek, Scotty Harvell, William Harvey, Nelson Hawks, Alanna Hawks, Robert Heath, Karen Heemer, Shirley Hendricks, Jacqulen Henshaw , Debbie Henshaw, Diane Hepburn, James Herring, Ann Hill , Diane Hill, Edward Hill, lanthia Hill, Josephine Hill, Keith Hill , Lorna Hill, Rapf Hill, Susan 1 Hill , Valerie Hines, Maurice Hobbs, Kaye Hobbs, Gary Hobbs, Rainna 40 Hobbs, Terrie Hobbs, Tony Hobson, Jeannie Holcomb, Kathie Holland, Valeria Holloman, Betsy Holmes, Stephanie Holt, Peggy Hopper, Therese Howcroft, Shirley Hughes, Anthony Humphries , William Hurt, Robert Hutson, Kenneth Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Miriam Jackson, Sheila James, Cheryl Jefferson, Alexander Jefferson, Robin 41 Jefferson, George Jefferson, Robert Jefferson, Robert Joe, Leo Johnson, Bernard Johnson, Charles Johnson, Gilbert Johnson, Harold Johnson, John Johnson, Mary Johnson, Milton Johnson, Sheila Johnson, William Johnson, Wilma Jones, Carlo Jones, Clinton Jones, Dale Jones, Dorothy Jones, Kenneth Jones, Kinny We ' re proud of who we are, where we are , and what we’re trying to do. Deborah Vaughn Jones, Prince Jones, Richard Jones, Yolanda Jordan, Steve Junior, James Junior, Joyce Kelley, Lee Kelly, William Kendrick, Thomas Kennedy, Donna Kohlhepp, Anthony Kotula, Sharon Lambert, Karen Lange, Michaela Lanier, Shelton PRIDE IS THE FEELING OF ACHIEVEMENT. Joan Sear Lawrence, Antonio Lawson, Lauren Lee, Cheryl Lee, Dafney Lee, Sandra Lee, Stephanie Lee, Wanda Leech, Melvina Lester, Veronica Lewis, Alfonza 43 Wake up America, can ' t you see All the destruction that ' s coming to thee. It ' s a shame that you can be so blind, When there are solutions that we must find . This is a time that we should look; We won ' t find an answer in any book. Do something today , not tomorrow . Life is something we just can ' t borrow . We can win, or we can lose, It all depends on what we choose . Jackie Williams Lewis, Diane Lewis, Earl Lewis, Martha Lewis, Vernita Lima, Louis Little, Telesia Lofton, Kim Love, Cynthia Love, Richard Lowe, James Lundy , Richard Lyons, Patricia McCormick, Lorrie McKeever, Ann McNew, Denise Maclin, Keith Madsen, Sharon Maitland, Mary Mallory, Edward Malone, Annette 44 Black are my people , ail brave and bold . Black are my people with fighting souls. Black are my people finally set free. Black is beautiful , and Black is me . Joellyn Wood Maple, Mark Marcinkowski , Bob Marks, Freddy Martin, Vatell Mason, Deborah Mason, James Mason, Lawrence Mason, Maurice Mason, Roben Mata, Linda A LION’S STRENGTH IS NOT MEASURED BY THE SIZE OF HIS FIST, BUT BY THE WARMTH OF HIS HEART . ’ ' Joe Barnett MatJieney, Mona Mayfield, Arletha Mayfield, Tony Mays, Devon Meacham, Alicia Merritt, Kenneth Miles, Ersecelle Miles, Lynn Miles, Van Miller, James Miller, Loretta Miller, Ricky Mills, Andrew Minetree, Theresa Minter, Alma 45 Moody, Deborah Moore, Karen Moore, Jerry Moore, Mark Moore, Mildred Moore, Nelson Morgan, David Morgan, June Morgan, Yvette Morini, Phillip Morris, Brenda Morris, Orelon Morris, Renee Morse, Rosalyn Mosley, Brenda We take pride in ourselves, our country, and our fellowmen. Murray, Phillip Nance, Deborah Nedrick, Vera Neely, Bonnie Newbey, Esterlene Newcomb, Linda Nicholas, Pauline Nickel, Petra Nunnally, John Orr, Tracy 46 - Jfv r r Overton, Darryl Owens, Natalie Ozmar, James Palmer, Tamara Pankey, Kevin Parham, Cynthia Parham, Donna Parham, Gale Parham, Towana Parrish, Rose Patterson, Barbara Patterson, Donald Patterson, Warren Payne, Alan Payne, Isiah Payne, Timothy Peet, Nate Perkins, Veronica Perry, Carl Perry, Melanie Peters, Windel Phillips, Gwendolyn Piasecki, William Pitmon, Patricia Pitt, Brenda Pond, Robin Pope, Johnny Poulson, Carl Powell, Jerry Pratt, Cornell Pritchett, Michelle Pritchett, Sharon Pulliam, Mack Raigns, Charles Reed, Alease Reekes, Darla Reeves, Carol Riddle, Richard Riddle , Ronald Riggins, Eddie Pride is the thought that holds us together . Being able to look up and not feel shame. Sonia Smith Riggins, Steven Riggs, Charlotte Riggs, Wilma Roach, Frank Roberts, Bonnie Roberts, Johnell Robinson, Anthony Robinson, Sharon Robinson, Timothy Robinson, Willie Ro , Dianne Rott, Phillip Roudette, William Routzhan, Edna Roy, Reginald Pride is looking back and seeing how much you’ve changed. Joellyn Wood Rumbaua, Susan Sandozz, Angela Scott, Arnita Scott, Belinda Scott, Dwight Scott, Timothy Sear, Joan Sechrest, Scott Shands, Regina Shands, William 49 Peabody: We laugh and Joke everyday; But when we leave , We’ll miss you in A very special way. VaTell Martin Shelton, Caryn Shelton, Connie Simmons, Robert Sims, Bonnie Slate, Rodger Slaughter, Rhonda Smallwood, Michael Smith, Angela Smith, Annette Smith, Bruce Smith, Gaylen Smith, Horace Smith, Michael Smith, Sheryl Smith, Sonia Smith, Sophia Spickerman, Susan Spriggs, Wesley Stallings, Debra Stephens, Lesley 50 Pride is looking back in an old yearbook and finding your name on the Honor Roll after you ' ve just failed a test. Joellyn Wood Stewart, Jeff Stewart, Judy Stewart, Victoria Stith, Darrell Stith, Odessa Stokes, Daryl Stovall, Bobby Stutz, Sherri Survelle, Paul Sykes, Cynthia Pride of ' 76: FUTURE is your fortune. Joe Barnett Sykes, Daryl Sykes, Wallace Sykera, Frank Tann, Ronnie Tann, William Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Calvert Taylor, Chantell Taylor, Malcom Taylor, Robin Taylor, Tony Tench, Kathy Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Willie Thompson , Charlene 51 Thompson, Lonnie Thompson, Scott Todt, Norene Townes, Denise Traylor, Vernon Trotter, Janice Turner, George Turner, Jeffrey Utsey, Benjamin Valenta, Robert Jay PEABODY IS A PLACE OF PRIDE; MAYBE ENOUGH TO LAY ASIDE. Veronica Lester Vanderburg, Rocky Vann, Robin Vasser, Alvin Vaughan, Kim Vaughn, Deborah Vogel, Van Walker, Danette Walker, Diane Walker, Gwendolyn Walker, Jackie Walker, Renee Walker, Vanessa Walker, William Williams, Betsy Williams, Janet 52 Walthall, Edwin Ward, Patrice Warren, Bernetta Washington , Anthony Washington , Cassandra Washington, Eddie Washington, Ronell Watts, Garnell Weatherford , Donna Weaver, Ivory Wegman, Pamela Wells, Cindy Wells, Katherine West, Carol West, Mark LISTEN TO THE LIONS ROAR AS OUR TEAM MAKES A SCORE. West, Wendy Wheeler, Phyllis Whitaker, Roy White, Andrew White, Angela Whitley, Edmund Whitley, Timothy Wiggins, Toni Wilde, Susan Williams, Ace 53 Williams, Angela Williams, Deanna Williams, Deborah Williams, Gwendolyn Williams, Jackie Williams, Janice Williams, Jean Williams, Lonnie Williams, Lori Williams, Margie PLIABLE - RICH - PURE - NEVER OLD - PEABODY GOLD msg Williams, Marguerite Williams, Michael Williams, Sheila Williams, Vanessa Williams, Wanda Williamson, Leila Williamson, Randall Williamson, William Wilson, Barry Wilson, Charles Windle, Lois Winfeild , Jacqueline Wolfery, Shiela Wood, Teresa Woods, Karen 54 Woodson, Andre Wonel, Darryl Wrenn, Joseph Wyatt, Mitchell Wyer, Judy Young, Wyatt Craig Zvirzdin, Cindy Balthrop, Princess Burnette, Callisto Byrd, Patricia Pride is leaving Peabody in the Bicentennial year. Pride is giving Peabody a roaring cheer. Pride is the classes to which we go , But mostly, it’s the smiles on our faces that glow. Pride is the lunch to which we fly . Pride is the onward look , toward the sky . Pride is the knowing of an educated child , But mostly, it ' s trying to learn a bit for a while. Pride is to enter the open doors and halls Pride is two semesters , Spring and Fall . Pride is the teams we set out to beat , But mostly, it ' s our six years of undefeat. Pride is the teachers , for without we could not make it . Pride is responsibility and we all agreed to take it . Pride is the student council , better known as SCA . But mostly , all of these will help us to see a better day . Pride is the headlines we accidentally set . Pride is the goals we’ve already met. Pride is the clubs we’ve formed one by one. But mostly, the standards we’ve set as day was done. Pride is the old PHS spirit . Pride is to let all the people hear it . Pride is the halls which are always full and loud. But mostly, it’s Peabody for which we are proud. So as the freshmen leave with all their feelings mixed , They proudly sign out as the Pride of ' 76. ’’ Donna Parham 55 SPECIAL EVENTS THAT OCCUR IN KTERSiURO ANNUAUY THE nEftSSURG AREA ARTS FESTIVAl - hald In Poplar Lawn Perk for tK« purpoM of promoting ort opprociation ond helping ortittt. Fogndad In 1958, It it now Virginia ' ! tecond larger! annual ortt feilivol behind the Virginia Beach Board walk Art Show. Thit event It tpontored by the Pefertbwrg THE 9TH OF JUNE MEMORIAL SERVICE - Held onnuolly at Old Blor dferd Church on June 9 under the tpontorihlp of the lodiet Memorial Aiiociotion of Petertburg. Thli memoriol lervke commemoratei the defense of Petertburg by 125 old men end boyt agelntt ottock by 1,300 Union troopi. Thit tervke wot the intplrotion for national Memorial Day on May 30. SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA FAIR - It held in mid-September un- der ipontorthip of the Uont Club of Petertburg ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE held annually in Petertburg. ANNUAL PETERSBURG ROCK SWAP - held on o Saturday ond Sunday In late September on the oomput of RIchord Blartd College, ettabllthed In 1970 and tpontored by the Appomot- tox Rock end AUneroI Society. -e Peabody Lion Counfry Peiersburg, Virginia 1966 OFFICIAL MAP PETERSBURG TOGrrHER WfTH ABOUT THE CITY Prep ared and Dfttrlbvted by Petersburg Chamber of Commerce P. O. Bex 928 Telephone 7354151 MARCH, 1975 NORTH 56 11 101 H .. H 2|PP B ' rs j « Xi TO A YOUNG LION Not anyone can be a lion, It takes a special blend. And a strong awareness of You And the environment you ' re in. It takes Black and Gold And a lot of Soul , And the strength to fight, For what you feel is right. And that smooth lion cool. That keeps an Ease on your mind Stayin’ sho nuf ready for action Knowing just where to draw the line. Then if you know where you ' re goin ' And just where you ' re cornin ' from You may be a part of what we ' re leavin ' The pride of the lion . Joe Barnett Abernathy, Kathryn Adams, Teresa Allen, Deandra Allen, Kevin Allen, Robyn Anderson, Diane Anthony, Larry Archer, Monica Archer, Sonja Artis, Doris Avery, Gwendolyn Badzinski, Patricia Balthrop, Phyllis Banerjee, Ansu Barbini, Julian Barlow, Forrest Barnes, Derric Barnes, Jacqulyn Barnes, Sammy Barnes, Terry 0- n ‘ 58 Eighfh Grade Lions Barnes, Viola Bailee , Julius Baskerville, Karen Bassett, Floyd Bates, Clinton Battle, David Battle, Miranda Baugh, Vernon Bellamy, Henry Belvin, Steven Berry, Christopher Berry, Teresa Berry, Tammie Best, Edgar Best, Tony Bissette, Wanda Blalock, Teresa Bland, Fenton Bland, Sherry Bland, Teresa Blowe, Dorothy Bogese, Bruce Bolden, Gerald Bolden, Robert Bolling, Larry Bommareddy, Seresha Bond, Larry Bonner, Delores Bonner, Jerome Booker, Darrell 59 When I Firsf Bfepped in the Door, I Felf Big in fhe World. ” Bowen, Reginald Bowling, Reginald Branco, Jeffrey Briggs, James Briggs, Raymond Brisendine, John Brooks, Angela Brooks, Linda Brooks, Velvet Brown, Brian Brown, Frank Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Noel Brown, Pamela Brown, Shiela Brown, Tommy Bullock, Barbara Bullock, Crystal Bullock, Michael Burchett, Kenneth Burgess, Nathanial 60 Burrow, Carolyn Butler, Kathy Byrd, Timothy Cade, Andy Callis, Bobby Callis, Sandra Campbell, Durelle Caple, Teddy Carnegie, Pam Cassell, William Cheatham, Valerie Cheek, Jeffrey Cheek, Kenneth Childress, Grace Cliristian, Gwendolyn Clanton, Daniel Clanton, Sophia Clark, Melinda Clark, Wanda Clarke, Glenise Clemons, Deborah Coates, Cassandra 61 Coffrin, Connie Cole, Stancil Coleman, Denise Coleman, Leslie Coleman, Margaret Collier, Barbara Collins, Renee Conrad, Michael Cooksey, Arthur Cooper, Derrick Pride is a thought that holds us together. Sonia Smith Cortez, Daniellia Crabtree, Richard Crater, Jeny . Crenshaw, Cynthia Crenshaw, Vanessa Crigger, Kelly Cummings, Jean Cunningham, Leslie Curry, Christopher Custer, David Dabney, Stephanie Danial, Neal Daniels, Joan Davis, Frankie Davis, Patrick Davis, Regina Davis, Ronald Dawson, Paul Dean, Josephine Dean, Melvin 62 DeWitt, Barry Diggs, Kermit Dillard, Steven Dillon, Karen Dodson, Brodrick Dodson, Paulette Draft, Mary Dresdow, Sherry Drumheller, Timothy Edenstrom, John Edwards, Dallas Edwards, Darryl Edwards, Elisabeth Edwards, Kevin Edwards, Pamela Elkins, Tina Ellis, Chester Ellison, Patrick Elmore, Joseph Emory, Donna tide begins when you’re by yourself and you realize what you ' ve done. Steve Maximini Epps, Darlene Epps, Dorothy Epps, Ettora Epps, Ross Evans, Carillon Evans, Eric Everhart, Gregory Faber, Jeff Faber, Kent Farley, Teresa 63 Young Cubs Live Life Fully Free Felder, Richard Fields, Kevin Fine, Jimmy Fisher, James Flowers, Linda Fonseco, David Foreman, Chris Fowler, Sherrye Fox, Karen Frazier, Eric Frazier, Linda French, Cathy Fry, Susan Fulkerson, Cathy Gaither, Anthony Gay, Michael Gecsey, Randall Giesecke, Mark Gilliam, Benjamin Girmus, Albert Goode, Levi Goode, Tyris Goodson, Veronica Gordon, Belinda Grandstaff, Patricia Grant, Karen Graves, Brenda Graves, Cynthia Graves, Joseph Gholson, Angela 64 Cating Liffle for Tomorrow, or Whaf Used fo Be Graves, William Gray, Pamela Green, Nadine Griffin, Harold Griffin, Jimmese Gryder, Ray Gwaltney, William Hale, Dee Dee Hall, Kenny Ham, Evelyn Hammond, Mike Hanks, Felicia Hardy, Bridget Hardy, David Hargraves, Hazel Hargraves, Phil Harper, Marquis Harper, Ronald Harris, Loretta Harris, Lorraine Harris, Morris Harrison, Cheryl Harrison, Darryl Harrison, Estelle Harrison, Iona Harrison, Veronica 65 This Is Going fo Be Harry, Timothy Harvey , Sheila Haskins, Aaron Hatcher, Keith Hayes, Keith Hayes, Vicki Heath, Debra Heath, Orlando Heath, Wayne Henderson, Latetia Henshaw, Teresa Herb , Leslie Hill, Alicia Hill, Debra Hill, John Hill, Judith Hill, Veronica Hill, Wilson Hines, Brenda Hobbs, Timothy Hobson, Antionette Hobson, James Hobson, Yvonne Hodges, Jeannette Hollimon, Bill Holmes, Sherry Hooper, Sharon Hoosier, Craig Horner, Denise Houp, Anet Houp, Christine 66 a Diffetenf Year. Howard, Jawea Howard, Jennie Howard, Lester Hoyle, Denise Hubbard, Ernest Hudson, Audrey Hughes, Ivan Jackson, Cassandra Jackson, Ernestine Jackson, James Jackson, Melvin Jackson, Michael Jackson, Nadine Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Sharon Jadofsky, Howard James, Michael Jefferson, Larry Jefferson, Michael Jefferson, Michael There were so many people in the gym. We had to wait for the counselors. They came in and got everything settled. Then they started calling out letters of the alpha- bet with which our last name began. But they had to keep on getting the people quiet. People kept coming in trying to be cool. My feeling was that this was going to be a different year than the ones at West- view and a little harder. George LFzzle 67 Jefferson, Timothy Jenkins, Connie Jenkins, Regina Jennings, Wallace Johnson, Donnell Johnson, Joan Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Juanester Johnson, Lorenzo Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Sheila Jones, Adrian Jones, Annette Jones, Arletha Jones, Carnethia Jones, Darrell Jones, Gwendolyn Jones, James Jones, Janice Jones, Jimmy We know where we ' re goin’ Jones, Karen Jones, Kevin Jones, Melvin Jones, Patricia Jones, Ricky Jones, Ricky Jones, Scott Jones, Wendy Jordan, Brian Jordan, Roy 68 Jung, Ray Kates, Karen Keller, Cynthia Kelly, Michael Kelly, Rose Kelly, Kenneth Keifer, Lonnie Kemp, Antonio Kershaw, Robin King, Michael and just where we ' re cornin ' from. King, Priscilla Kizzie, David Kohlhepp, Karen Langhorst, Max Lawrence, Debra Lee, Joanne Lee, Judy Lee, Marsha Lewis, Debbie Lewis, Delphene Lewis, Micheal Lewis, Ricky Lewis, Yolandera Levenson, Jeffrey Lightfoot, Lyndia Lightfoot, Bernice Lindsay, Phillip Lipscomb, Shelia Lisay, Theresa Luckett, Rowland 69 Lumblo, Teresa Lundy, James Lyons, Louise McConnaughey , Phillippe McCray, Gail McCray, George Mclver, Russell McLaughlin, Sandra McNew, Donald McNew, Lelia McWilliams, Nevins Mabry, Laverne Mallory, Terrie Malone, Marvindo Malone, Noalis Manuel, Cynthia Marcinkowski , Scott Marek, Keith Marks, Steven Martin, Donny Mason, Alfred Mason, Anthony Mason, Glenn Mason, Lydia Massenburg, Douglas Massenburg, Marcellus 70 In elementary school we went to lunch one at a time and here all these people knock us down. The lines are long and once we get our trays it is time to go before we hardly get a bite. Wanda Clark Massey, Karen Matthews, Harold Maximini, Steve Mayer, Joyce Meacham, Joyce Merritt, Allison Mershon, Paul Milazzo, Mark Miles, Sharon Miller, Matthew Miller, Samentha Mills, Kelly Mingia, Thomas Mitchell, James Mitchell, Lisa Mitchell, Valerie Moody, JoAnn Moore , Delorois Moreno, Mark Morgan, Tanjga Morris, Faron 71 Morris, Sylvester Moss, Shelley Mott, David Mountcastle, Lisa Mulligan, Robert Murphy, Eric Murphy, Juanita Nedrick, William Nelson, Kriss Newman, Wesley Everyone must start at the bottom , Nicholas, Kenneth Nichols, Rhoda . Oliver, Dennis Oliver, Willie Owen, Christopher Owen, Judy Owens, Carla Ozmar, Brenda Ozmar, Janet Lzmar, Tammy Pace, Robert Paletta, Michelle Parham, Alphonso Parham, Clarence Parham, Delano Parham, Edith Parham, James Parker, Timothy Parker, Wynona Parms, Joann 72 Patterson, Anthony Patterson, Eddie Pegram, Chevolia Pempleston, Melvin Peniston, Denise Penn, Rondell Perkins, Linda Perry, James Perry, Roger Peters, Charles Peterson, Dondril Pettaway, Pam Phelps, Annette Phelps, Karen Phillips, Ernest Pickard, David Poe, Timothy Pope, Jamie Powell, Debbie Powell, Kevin but with very little effort you can stay there . Powell, Sharon Powell, Susie Prealeau, Cynthia Price, Kenneth Pride, Stephanie Puckett, Jane Puckett, Rosslyn Pulley, Clarice Pulley, Valerie Pulliam, Glen 73 Thai Qmoofh Lion Cool Raigns, Clifton Ratliff, Pamela Reid, Ann Reid, Brian Reid, Keith Revish, Stacey Ribbon, Audrey Ribbon, Ricardo Richardson, Burt Richardson, Cheryl Richardson, James Riddle, Donna Robb, Michael ‘ Robins, Michael Robertson, Cheryl Robertson, Robert Robertson, Wallace Robinson, Annette Robinson, Babette Robinson, Brandon Robinson, Jeffrey Rogers, Lionel Romesburg, Francis Rose, David Ross, Marvin Rosso, Jon 74 The first couple of days were rather hec tic; trying to find my classes in time, running into people, making them drop their books and attempting to apologize my way out of embarassing situations. Cheryl Harrison Rouse, Rosalind Ruffin, Darryl Sanders, Stefan Saulnier, Danny Scott, Donnie Scott, Kathy Sechrest, Mary Sharpe, Carmen Shaw, Toniee Shepard , Abe Shipman, Shari Short, Roxie Smallwood, Kathy Smith, Anthony Smith, Brine Smith, Cheryl Smith, Diane Smith, John Smith, Patrick Smith, Ronald Spain, Cheryl 75 Spain, William Stafford, Cathy Stallings, Benjamin Stallings, Denise Stansbury, Debra Starrs, Thomas Stevens, Carla Stevens, Joan Stewart, Cynthia Stewart, George Stith, Adam Stith, Andra Stith, Velma Stlinski, Charlotte Stokes, Frances Stone, Rena Stoodley, Steven Stretcher, Felicia Suber, Patricia Stirvello, Scott Sykora, Vera Tabb, Jewel Talley, Deborah Tatum, Robin Taylor, Charmane Taylor, Linda Taylor, Phyllis Thacker, Wanda Thomas, Rose Thomas, Vincent 76 Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Robert Thompson, Valerie Thorne, Duane Thorne , T erri Threat!, Antoine Thurman, Greer Toombs, William Trotter, Caprice Truyen, Nguyen An awareness of you and the environment you ' re in. Tucker, Carl Tucker, Linwood Tukiendorf, David Turner, Denise Tyler, Renee Updike, Debra Uzzle, George Vinsh, Anna Waiters, Susan Walker, Bertha Walker, John Walker, Leonard Walker, Renee Walker, Sharon Wallace, Aneta Warren, Patricia Washington, Wayne Watkins, Thomas Watts, Robin Weatherington, Angela 77 Pride is like love , It can ' t be bought. But only cherished and respected As one given thought . Nancy Wheeler Weaver, Robert Webb, Mickey Webster, Patricia Wegman, Kim Wesson, Lanier Wesson, Sonya West, Robin Wheeler, Nancy Whitaker, Linda White, Bernard White, Monica White, Sherry Whiten, Tracy Wiersema, Richard Wiggins, Daphne Wiggins, Flint Wilkens, Ella Wilkens, Sheryle Wilkerson, Karen Wilkins, Wendell Williams, Bonnie Williams, Carolyn Williams, Derek Williams, Doris Williams, Earl 78 I Williams, Ida Williams, June Williams, Mary Williams, Michael Williams, Norma Williams, Phyllis Williams, Reginald Williams, Thomas Williams, Tyrone Williams, Willie Willoughby, Sompong Wilson, Anne Wilson, Kimberly Wilson, Moses Wilson, William Winfield, Vincent Wood, David Woods, Gwendolyn Worrell, Debbie Wray, Dean Wrenn, Tanya Wright, Bruce Wyatt, Byron Yates, Sonya Yates, Vincent Yeatts, Debbie Yeatis, Teddy York, Toby Young, Herbert Young, Kalvin Young, Rodney Zvirzdin, Mary Carter, Earl Hatcher, Bridgette Humphrey, John Jackson, Denise Johnson, Anthony Lee, Chanh Parham, Stanley Thomas, Debra Yesterday was yesterday. Today is today , Tomorrow will be tomorrow. Traveling from class to class I see changes everyday: Somedays, students will be clowning or talking or frowning or just plain walking. You are what you are, 1 am what I am . This is a new year So throw away your old fears This is your life ! This is your school ! Be proud, for this is the Pride of ’76. Nancy Wheeler I I I FIFTEEN PROVEN WAYS TO GET OUT OF CLASS I didn ' t know we needed our books today. I have to make an important call Just thought I’d call to say hello. ” It ' s an emergency! I ' ve got a report that’s got to be finished today I I left my pencil in the locker room . I forgot what my assignment is . He ' ll never notice. My tongue is withered . Oops! 1 don ' t like Boys ' Gym. But coach, I told my teacher I was playing today . ' ' My dog chewed my lunch ticket . My toe hurts . i I left my book outside . f ' 84 85 HATS Hats are the style, they ' re really in. Some are thick , but most are thin . Under every hat you ' ll see Mr. Cool, Either in a car , or playing pool . There are hats for the ones that are shy , Who wear them almost over their eye . There are hats that sit up high , But they are for the Super Fly. So get your hat , and wear it proud And you will be one of the crowd . Whether summer or fall , winter or spring , You ' ll see hats are still the thing. Cynthia Edmonds Chris Foreman We feel that male students should be allowed to wear hats in scho ol because they make us look more attractive. Hats are in style and they match what we ' re wearing today. They give us personality. They make us feel good, proud, and cool. Hats help us belong to the new generation. Since they don ' t harm anyone, we should be allowed to wear what we want. Women wear hats, why can ' t men? 86 STUDENTS FOR HATS STUDENTS AGAINST HATS Denise Jackson Pricilla King Jerry Powell Horace Smith Cindy Wells Katherine Wells Deanna Williams Ernest Vaughn Andre Montgomery Cynthia Edmonds Chris Foreman Orelon Morris Regina Shands Jocie Rager Jaqueline Winfield Eddie Lilley Timothy Byrd Annette Phelps HAT9 OFF DEMURRING OF HATS Hats are here , hats are there , hats are everywhere . Makes people think, What ever happened to their hair? For what reason do they wear them; I ' ll never know. I wish for someone to please tell me so. I wonder if those people ever get hot; 1 mean , wearing those ridiculous hats a lot . Hats are worn even when it ' s warm. Oh, that ' s so silly. They shouldn ' t be worn unless it ' s cold or chilly. If only I could have my own way with hats. I ' d collect them all and they ' d be thrown to the rats. If I could only do so , then that would be the end of that . And the world would look better Without each unnecessary hat. Cynthia Edmonds Chris Foreman We feel that male students should not be allowed to wear hats in school because we don ' t need a hat to look good. Hats are usually worn to hide dirty or messy hair. Just keep clean, hair neat, and be yourself. Choose something else to match your clothing. Hats probably won ' t stay in style. A hat cannot bring out the real you , you have to do that by yourself. A man should be a man, and a gen- tleman does not wear head coverings indoors. I have found that the removal of a hat inside the building is a matter of personal courtesy. Of course, hats do not interfere with learning, and to a certain extent, I would prefer seeing a hat as opposed to some heads. However, the wearing of hats has increasingly become an act of rebellion to old customs rather than for warmth or looks. My feel- ing is that school is a place where personal grooming, and personal values should be developed and encouraged, I feel confident that a president of a company, where one may apply for a job, would be offended at seeing a hat perched on one ' s head. 88 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Stephanie Holmes John Nunnally MOST INTELLIGENT Marsha Carpenter Jeff Bubier MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Dominga Barboza Ricky Grays CLASS CLOWN Melvina Leech CLASS CLOWN Algernon Cooper NINTH GRADE CLA99 9UPERLATIVE9 BEST DRESSED Linda Collier Mack Pulliam BEST OF FRIENDS Norene Todt Susan Spickerman CLASS LOVERS Wanda Davis Ricky Miller CLASS LOVERS Mary Johnson Ronald Riddle 89 MOST POPULAR Jackie Williams Scotty Harvanek BEST LOOKING Ann Herring BEST LOOKING Joe Barnett MOST ATHLETIC Darryl Stith MOST ATHLETIC Annette Smith 90 YEARBOOK DELIGHT 1 patient publisher 1 bu. spicy faces 30 generous merchants 109 tolerant teachers Preheat staff to 450 ideas per minute. Blend until themey.” While theme ripens, shake in availa- ble student photos and names. Stir until deadline. Spread evenly over quad-pack sheets and send to publisher. Squeeze staff and set aside to drain. Separate student body into organizations. Fold into worksheets, arrange on quad-pack sheets and send to publisher. Squeeze staff again and set aside to drain. Sprinkle spicy faces onto candid pages. Grate merchants and patrons for bread. Whip staff until lightheaded. Dice faculty into departments and garnish with names. Layer faces, merchants and faculty on quad-packs and send to publisher. Wait three months until done. Test for doneness by finding bill in mailbox. Tenderly remove year- books from cartons and serve hot for a nominal fee of $7.00. Serves 600. 2 super sponsors 1 persuasive business manager 1 select staff 1400 student photos 3 pkgs. quad-pack sheets 91 THE FIRST DA Y OF CLASS IS ALWAYS. OK I like all of my teachers . Diane Barnes TIMID It seems that the teachers are as timid as we are; willing to talk, but not saying much. After the class is almost over, it seems we are just swinging into it. On the second and third day, everything seems to run smoothly. Melanie Perry LONELY I m shy and really don ' t know how to act around strangers. Later I’ll learn that people are people even though we are strangers. Karen Lambert A JOKE Most of the students you know are good jokers, and it ' s nice to start the day with some fun. Cynthia Edmonds EA9Y We don ' t have homework, so we just sit around and talk. Bobby Stovall FUN because you will have to look for your class and you don’t know which way to turn to get there. Sharon Jones TROUBLE because when everyone first comes in the room, you will have to check your schedule and go through all that handing out of papers and registration cards for everyone to sign. Deanna Williams 9URPRI8ING because you want to know the classes you’re going to have, the teachers, and whether or not your friends will be in any classes with you. When you get your schedule you ' re even more surprised because you get one of the electives you wanted and one of the required classes. Cynthia Edwards. EXCITING because you get to meet new friends and old ones. The day gets more exciting because you get to meet all the teachers you don ' t know , and you get to see if they are good or bad. Richard Caple 92 CAREFREE I like to joke , sing and play with people on the first day because it seems everyone feels free to do so, thinking you can ' t get in trouble or suspended on the first day. Most students think this way and try to take advantage of it. Chris Foreman PURP08ELE9S because the teacher always announces the rules she has made up and as the school year rolls along, you find that she just wasted her breath. Jo Ann Moody BORING because you don ' t know anyone . So you just sit and be quiet. Scott Survello MIXED UP since we ' re not on the regular bell schedule , you never know when the bell will ring so you can get out of class . Sherri Stutz blHUUMiyU My second semester teaching schedule wasn ' t at all like I had planned. M. Goodmansen QUICK It seems like the day goes by so fast. But the other days go so slowly. Theresa Wood DULL because you don ' t know that many folks. Melinda Clark DI90RGANIZED Some students lose their class EXCITING When I get my schedule , I schedules and are staggering around the halls trying to find like to see what classes I have. I go to class their new classes. Susan Wilde and check out the teacher and the students. I decide who I want to sit near. Some people talk a lot and are interesting to listen to , but sometimes they cause me to not do my work. Jacqueline Winfield 8CARY It ' s easy to get lost. You don ' t know who your teachers are , or how strict or how nice they are going to be . They might give a lot of homework or a little . Kay Abernathy 93 imi ( A ' f f M m ■ - L. i ' 1 ' ■Ah ViV ' COUNTRY We Celebrate the Past in the spirit of seventy-six There was an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is known to us all to he the ' Spirit of ’76. ” It is a SPIRIT OF LIBERTY and the knowl- edge that one man’s freedom is more important than anything else on earth. idHsvn-f . ' M I It is the SPIRIT OF OPTI- MISM of knowing that we can always make things better — of working only for the best, and expecting only the best. ■ ' a-lawlion .- c’f-”?t� imV«., 4 � i 4 - 2 M y ' ■ ' 1 f ' ” 4 . ?- jr .. , 4 — ■- ' ' •rf e. 4 ' ™. f, - ■ jMi � ' ' TZ ' .V . ' ' ' .« Tr A 4 - ' ■ ' ■ ' -t iy— -■■• ' -.V ' Z - ’ Z • — y- — — - ■ — “ •7 ' . .... ' ’■ ■ ' � - � ' • . .. -■ ' — ' j - .• ' ■ • - -■ ' ' ” r. Ty ? . w. A, r?:. .y y- ■ 7.£i r ■ c.y ' ' . v-‘ V ' ,- 7 ' ' ♦•• ' ' ' ' ' • - .y;.-. ' ■V‘ %• y ' A- 7! ' It is the SPIRIT OF FRON- TIER — - of not fearing to go where man has not reached. - ■ kk. It is the SPIRIT OF DIVERSITY — of allowing every man his own view and his distinctive ways and of tolerating the differences of the society. George Washington Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton James Madison John Hancock It is the SPIRIT OF INDIVIDUALISM — acknowledging a birthright of opportunity and freedom drawn from the strength of our fathers. Indeed the ' SPIRIT OF ’76” was, and is, many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew on that spirit and prospered on that spirit. When all else fails it is that spirit that will be there to guide us and keep us strong. COMMUNITY 113 Serving Sou+hside Virginia From 2 Locations, WILLIAM N. BLAND SON FUNERAL HOME INC. 137 Harrison St. Petersburg, Va. 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KNOWING THAT WE EACH GAVE OF OURSELVES FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS. 125 FLAG SQUAD Denise Avery Terrie Bonner Patricia Byrd Wanda Davis Eunice Foster Valerie Hill June Morgan Towanda Parham Melaine Perry Bonnie Simms Monica White Wanda Williams 126 CHEERLEADER9 Dominga Barboza Theresa Berry Michele Harris Alanna Hawks Audrey Hudson Teresa Jackson Yolanda Jones Stephaine Pride Peggy Scott Linda Taylor Vanessa Walker Sherry White 127 PEP CLUB Crystal Bullock lanthia Hill Sharon Johnson Marsha Lee Ann McKeever Arlethia Mayfield Loretta Miller Cornell Pratt Armie Rich Rosalyn Rouse Cynthia Thomas Kim Voughn Cassandra Washington Carolyn Washington Gwendolyn Woods 128 MAJ0RETTE9 Monica Archer Karen Auuey Patricia Bishop Brenda Brown Linda Chambliss Janice Griffin Karen Lambert Joanie Sears Cormie Shelton 129 UNDEFEATED FIVE YEAR8 STRAIGHT DEFENSE Jeff Bubier John Edensirom Ricky Grays Nelson Harvey John Jolinson John Nunnally Carl Perry Horace Smith Wesley Spriggs Darrell Stith Lin wood Tucker OFFENSE John Blowe Jeff Bubier John Edenstrom Ricky Grays John Johnson Dondril Peterson Charles Raigns Horace Smith Wesley Spriggs Jeff Stewart Darrell Stith Linwood Tucker Craig Young 130 BA9KETBALL Jeffrey Bubier Patrick Davis Melvin Dean Kermit Diggs Patrick Ellison Micheal Gay Ricky Grays James Junior Steve Maximini Kenneth Nicholal Charles Raigns Linwood Tucker Alonzo Watson Vincent Winfeild JAMEQ E. 8HIELDQ SCIENCE CLUB Gwen Avery, Pat Bishop, Velvet Brooks, Sandra Curry, Wanda Davis, Beverly Godette, Felicia Hanks, Vicki Hayes, Veronica Hill, Audrey Hudson, Cathy Jones, Judy Lee, Janet Ozmar, Wynona Parker, Valerie Pulley, Ann Reid, Jewel Tabb, Linda Taylor, Phyllis Taylor, Ella Wilkins. 134 LATIN CLUB Betty Adcock, Reginald Bell, Mary Betts, Teresa Blalock, Valerie Brown, Linda Budlove, Marsha Carpenter, A1 Cooper, Daniellia Cortez, Lisa Cotten, Paul Dowson, Sherry Dresdow, Bruce Faison, William Fogg, Eunice Foster, Lottie Griffin, Veronica Griffin, Tamera Hall, Terrie Hobbs, Tony Hobbs, Miriam Jackson, Lauren Lawson, Melvina Leech, Louis Lima, Woodi Lowe, Keith Maclin, Vatell Martin, Yvette Morgan, Darryl Overton, Brenda Ozmar, Kevin Pankey, Alan Payne, Carl Perry, Kevin Powell, Michelle Pritchett, Sharon Robinson, Edna Routzhan, Susan Rumbaua, Joanie Sears, Sheryl Smith, Sonia Smith, Frank Sykora, Bernetta Warren, Andrew White, Edmond Whitley, Jean Williams, Cindy Zvirzdin. 135 POLYGON THE MA THEMA TIC9 CLUB Angela Allen, Marian Anderson, Maxine Bassette, Patricia Bishop, Jackie Caperton, Grace Chil- dress, Sherri Cooksey, Laverne Crump, Wanda Davis, James Fisher, Harold Griffin, Gwen Jeter, Dafney Lee, Martha Lewis, Terri Lisay, Phil McIntyre, Scott Marcinkowski , Alicia Meacham, Wade Moore, Lisa Parham, Wynona Parker, Diane Smith, Daryl Stokes, Deborah Vaughn, Wendy West, Gwen Williams, Marguerite Williams, Thomas Williams. LITERARY Monica Archer, Edgar Best, Tony Best, Fenton Bland, Keith Blount, John Blowe, Wanda Branch, Dallas Edwards, Teresa Farley, Sheryl Fields, Rosalind Foster, Sherrye Fowler, Cathy French, Tyris Goode, Bridget Hardy, Marquis Harper, Kathie Holcomb, Juanester Johnson , Carnethia Jones , Gwen Jones, Rose Kelly, Manha Lewis, Ricky Miller, Darryl Overton, Sharon Pritchett, Donnie Scott, Carmen Sharpe, Bonnie Sims, Sheryl Smith, Shari Stepman, Cynthia Stewart, Denise Turner, Debra Updike, Renee Walton, Patricia V ard, Anthony Washington, Angela Weatherington , Jacque- line Winfield, Darryl Wonell, Teddy Yeatts A 136 DEBATE Jeng Bare, Pat Bishop, Padma Bommareddy , Seresha Bommareddy, Sherry Burchett, Lisa Cotton, Laverne Crump, Phyllis Grant, Robert Jefferson, Donna Kennedy, Lauren Lawson, Rena Stone, Debra Vaughn, Gwen Williams, Michael Williams, Judy Wyer ' AT, DECA Dominga Barboza, Kenneth Bogese, Jennifer Bond, Debbie Browder, Jeff Bubier, Sherry Burchett, Richard Caple, Linda Chambliss, Melinda Clark, Linda Collier, Mary Davis, Rene Fransworth, Phyllis Gecsey, Donald Gittman, Keith Hill, Lorna Hill, Rapf Hill, Susan Hill, Sheila Jackson, Mona Mathoney, Theresa Minetree, William Piasecki, Patri- cia Pitmon, Joice Rager, Carol Reeves, Rhonda Slaugther, Cynthia Thomas, Kim Vaughan, Debbie Vernon, Pam Wegman, Elizabeth Wil- liams, Jackie Williams, Marguerite Williams, Shelia Williams 138 VOCATIONAL INDU9TRIAL CLUB9 OF AMERICA Roger Batts, Larry Bolling, Karen Coleman, Judy Curry, Robin Edmonds, Linda Fields, Car- olyn Green, Carolyn Harris, Diane Hill, Jose- phine Hill, Raina Hobbs, Peggy Holt, Jerry Hoyle, Clinton Jones, Kathy Madsen, Kenneth Merritt, Mildred Moore, Brenda Mosley, Con- nie Pratt, Darla Reekes, Frank Roach, Robert Simmons , Susan Spickerman , Odessa Stith , Norene Todt, Janice Trotter, Ronell Washing- ton, Donna Weatherford , Maxine Wilson 139 FUTURE BU8INE99 LEADER9 OF AMERICA Anne Bishop, Richard Caple, Karen Coleman, Charlene Cun- ningham, Sandra Curry, Angela Davis, Mary Davis, Cynthia Edmonds, Linda Fields, Roxanne Gaines, Karen Grant, Patricia Grays, Ann Herring, Josephine Hill, Keith Hill, Rainna Hobbs, Betsy Flolloman , Peggy Holt, Kenneth Hutson, Miriam Jack- son , Sandra Lee , Sharon Madsen , Debbie Mason, James Mason, Loretta Miller, Brenda Mosley, Rose Parrish, Gwen Phillips, Darla Reekes, Charlotte Riggs, Horace Smith, Michael Smith, Susan Spickerman, Debra Stall- ings, Lesley Stephens, Queen Stephens, Odessa Stith, Chantell Taylor, Cathy Tench, Norene Todt, Linda Wells, Angela White , Sherle Wilkins , Lois Win- dle, Sheila Wolfery, Teresa Woods, Kim Young Dallas Edwards Levi Goode Phyllis Grant Jennie Hobson Melvin Jackson Milton Johnson Allison Merrit Debbie Powell Mack Pullium Jon Rosse Phyllis Taylor Terrie Thorne Monica White Stephanie White Daphney Wiggins Jackie Winfield •ntt wr THE WMmms BAT WiMIgiaN msToir SPIRIT GUIDANCE 9TAFF Ida Graves lanthia Hill Mary Maitland Veronica Perkins Sheryl Smith Betsy Williams OFFICE QTAFF Henry Daniels Thomas Ferlazzo Ricky Grays Veronica Griffin Keith Spicer Jeff Stewart Rocky Vanderburg Cindy Wells 142 Vernon Bough, Cynthia Byrd, Patrick Davis, Chester Ellis, Carolyn Green, Darryl Harrison, Orlando Heath, James Jefferson, Neron Jones, Roy Jordan, Steve Maximini, Phil McIntyre, Matthew Miller, Antoine Mreat, Darryl Overton, Renee Walton, Dar- rell Worrell , Byron Wyatt PR0JECTI0NI9T9 LIBRARY 9TAFF Elisabeth Edwards Thomas Ferlazzo Maurice Hines James Ozmar Alan Payne Jerry Powell Michelle Sydnor Joyce Thompson Kim Vaughn Monica White Tyrone Wyche 143 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION (Vice-President) Dominga Barboza Terri Bonner Sherri Cooksey (Associate Secretary) Valerie Hill (President) Stephanie Holmes (Secretary) Yolanda Jones Shelton Lanier Annette Smith Edwin Walthall Valerie Cheatham Linda Flowers Vicki Hayes Leslie Howard Sharon Kotula Melvina Leech Douglas Massenburg Stephanie Pride Clarice Pulley Rhonda Slaughter Sheryl Smith Jackie Williams Mary Zvirzdin 144 145 CHOIR Joe Barnett, Lyda Barnett, Terri Bonner, Jackie Brown, Valerie Brown, Val- erie Cheatham, Linda Collier, Anhur Cooksey, Rodney Crump, Jean Cum- mings, Wanda Davis, Micheal Donald, Wanda Dugger, James Fisher, Eunice Foster, Sherri Fowler, Ricky Gaines, Iris Greene, Lawrence Gordan, James Harper, Bicki Hayes, Terri Hobbs, Sherri Holmes, Micheal James, Lee Kelly, Lauren Lawson, Marsha Lee, Terri Lisay, Felesia Little, Richard Lundy, Alicia Meacham, Lorretta Miller, Mildred Moore, Cynthia Parham, Chevolia Pegram, Diane Ross, Belinda Scott, Regina Shands, Cheryl Spain, Linda Taylor, Deborah Vernon, Diane Walker, Marilyn Wade, Carolyn Wil- liams, Karen Woods MARCHING BAND Angela Allen, Reginald Bell, John Boiler, Lyda Burnette, Andy Cade, Michele Cade, Patricia Cain, Arthur Cooksey, Sherri Cooksey, Laverne Crump, Kenny Dent, Rosalind Foster, GwenGeter, Spencer Hanks , Michele Harris, Karen Heath, Lorna Hill, Gary Hobbs, Tony Hobbs, Ste- phanie Holmes, Lislie Howard, Shirley Howcroft, Robert Jefferson, Robin Jefferson, Leo Joe, Lorenzo Johnson , Juanester Johnson , Dale Jones, Jerome King, Shelton Lanier, Lauren Lawson, Robert Mason, Reeky Miller, Alan Payne, Willie Robinson, Lionel Rogers, Reginald Roy, Belinda Scott, Leon Smith, Debra Thomas, Gloria Thomas, Jeffery Turner, William Uzzle, Jackie Walker, Edwin Walthall, Bernetta Warren, Karen Watts, Gwen Wil- liams, Lonnie Willeams, Marquerite Williams, Tyron Williams, Barry Wilson, Karen Wooks, Tyron Wyche Angela Alien, John Boiler, Lyda Burnett, Andy Cade, Michele Cade, Arthur Cooksey, Sherri Cooksey, Laverne Crump, Kenneth Dent, Sheila Eldridge, Gwen Geter, Jimmese Griffin, Mario Grimes, Spencer Hanks, Michele Harris, Karen Heath, Lorna Hill, Gary Hobbs, Terrie Hobbs, Tony Hobbs, Stephanie Holmes, Teri Hopper, Leslie Howard, Shirley Howcroft, Robin Jefferson, Leo Joe, Juanester Johnson , Dale Jones, Jerome King, Shelton Lanier, Lauren Lawson, Robert Mason, Alicia Meacham, Ricky Miller, David Mott, Alan Payne, Reginald Roy, Antonio Sandozz, Denise Stallings, Darrell Stith, Jewel Tabb, Debra Thomas, Gloria Thomas, Charlene Thompson, William Uzzle, Edwin Walthall, Jackie Walker, Bernetta Warren, Karen Watts, Marguerite Williams. CONCERT BAND DRAMA Teresa Adams, Den- ice Avery, Karen Baskerville, Terri Bonner, Wanda Branch, Jackie Brown, Linda Bud- love, Callisto Bur- nette, Jackie Caper- ton, Patricia Chap- pell, Daniel Clanton, Michael Courton, Michelle Cunning- ham, Angela Davis, Wanda Davis, Ruth Dixon, Wanda Dug- ger, Kevin Edwards, Terrence Evans, Linda ' Fields , Roxanne Gaines, Arnette Gill, Lawrence Gordon, Patricia Grays, Jim- mese Griffin, Lottie Griffin, James Har- per, lanthia Hill, Judy Hill, Betsy Hol- loman, Jawea How- ard, Karen Jones, Joyce Junior, Karen Lambert, Shelton Lanier, Veronica Les- ter, Denise McNew, Terrie Mallory, Deborah Mason, Erse- celle Miles, Van Miles, Kelly Miles, Mildred Moore, Eddie Patterson, Gwendolyn Phillips , Brenda Pitt , Connie Pratt, Glen Pulliam, Mack Pul- liam, Lionel Rogers, Caryn Shelton, Sophia Smith, Benji Stallings, Debra Stallings, Malcom Taylor, Charlene Thompson , Cassandra Washington, Roy Whitaker, Sheryle Wilkins, Vanessa Williams, Wanda Williams, Kim Young 148 MODERN DANCE Marian Anderson, Brenda Brown, Crys tal Bullock, Judy Curry, Dorothy Epps, Veronica Griffin, Shelia Jackson, Yolanda Jones, Terrie Mallory, Gail McCray, June Morgan, Rosalyn Morse, Shel- ley Moss, Wynona Parker, Connie Pratt, Sharon Powell, Belinda Scott, Felicia Stretcher, Cynthia Sykes, Carol West, Teresa Wood 149 PEABODY SCRIPT STAFF Lyda Burnette Pam Carnegie Michele Harris Shelton Lanier Melvina Leech Brenda Mosely Tracy Orr Michelle Paletta Robin Pond Debbie Stallings Odessa Stith Norene Todt Gwen Woods Karen Woods 150 151 9AFETYCLUB John Blowe, Jeff Bubier, Charles Crawley, Kenny Dent, Nathaniel Edmonds, John Edenstrom, Ricky Grays, Bernard Gregory, Nelson Harvey, Raph Hill, Alesander Jefferson, George Jefferson, John Johnson, Milton Johnson, Richard Lundy, Wayne McCray, Van Miles, Mark Moore, Carlos Perry, Charles Raigns, Horace Smith, Wesley Spriggs, Darryl Stith, Linwood Tucker, Jeff Turner, Roy Whitaker, Andrew Williamson, Craig Young GOLF John Blowe Ken Bogese Jeff Bubier Nathaniel Edmunds Craig Young 152 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 153 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Teresa Adams, Bill Anderson, Larry Anthony, Jeng Bare, Dorothy Blowe, John Brisendine, Debbie Browder, Derrick Cooper, Carol Daniel, Pat Davis, How- ard Dunnavant, Joe Dunnavant, Joe Elmore, Bernard Flowers, Tony Fogg, Eric Frazier, Cathy Fulkerson, Jimmy Gallagher, Robert Gokey, James Harper, Wayne Harrison, Leslie Herb, John Hill, Maurice Hines, Robert Jefferson, Connie Jenkins, Richard Jones, Jeff Levenson, Louis Lima, Woodi Lowe, Richard Lundy, Bob Marcinkowski , Scott Marcinkowski , Lelia McNew, Phil Mcyntire, Van Miles, Ricky Miller, Orelon Morris, Eric Mur- phy, Robert Pace, Isiah Payne, Tim Payne, Susan Rambaua, James Richard- son, Johnell Roberts, Babette Robinson, Dwight Scott, Connie Shelton, Wesley Spriggs, Daryl Stokes, Scotty Survelle, William Tann, Robin Tatum, Duane Thorne, David Tukiendorf, George Turner, Anna Vinsh, Patricia Warren, Robin Watts, Tim Whitley, Kim Wilson, Rodney Young, Mary Zvirzdin 154 155 Lynn Chariton, Gwen Geter, Lorna Hill, Teri Hopper, Linda Mata, Edna Routzhan, Cindy Wells Carolyn Bell , Elisabeth Edwards , Karen Massey Alma Minter (assistant editor), Melanie Perry (editor) Judy Brent, Patricia Felder, Thomas Ferlazzo, Cynthia Par- ham, Angela Smith, Cheryl Smith, Andrew White The yearbook staff is headed by Ms. R. Jones and Mr. Goodmansen. The sponsors and staff put long, hard hours into making this yearbook what it is. On behalf of the staff, we would like to thank all teachers who cooperated with us, no matter what inconvenience it caused. We would also like to apol- ogize for all the misspelled names and mistakes that we have made. THANK- YOU. Melanie Perry Alma Minter Robin Vann 156 Shelton Lanier, Melvina Leech, Tracy Orr Edgar Best, lanthia Hill, Valeria Hill, Gail McCray, Willie Robinson, William Roudette, Andra Stith, Ber- netta Warren Joseph Elmore, Mercedes Fields, Phyllis Gescey, Annette Robinson, Debbie Lewis, Karen Moore, David Mott 157 Then if you know where you ' re goin ' And jusf where you ' re cornin ' from You may be a part of what we ' re leavin ' The pride of the lion. 158 AUT0GRAPH9 . ' .y ■A ' Mw-): l?ifiii|p ipll S SISM mm «i mM iiiiii 5 is , L :j ' . . „■ aW! ' ®ftS; ' f If - 4 gif f ifpiPiJf apiliiiSil l pspsipiii iiiii a ifesfiasiisiipisii iiiiiiSiiisaitti P t f. 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