Peabody Junior High School - Peabodian Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)
- Class of 1977
Page 1 of 160
Cover
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HAPPY DAYS 5 HAPPY DAYS 7 HAPPY DAYS 8 HAPPY DAYS HAPPY DAYS .-r? - HAPPY DAYS 14 1 j HAPPY DAYS 16 INDEX ADVERTISERS Abernathy. Kathryn R H. Ml Abraham. John A. 19. ’’0. 1 IS. 12 ' Ahr.iham. Louis 1. ' ) Adams. Teresa M. 19. 1 1. 1 1 V 1 i ' AdeNcein. Rolx.rtn I..: ’0 Adkins. R Mu hael 19. 66. ’O Ah erron. Kenneth 1.. ' 0 Albanoxx n . Adam S V. ' 0 Ali.ira . Mrs (.‘hristine: (6 Aldridge. David 1. ' Alexander. Alon o: 19. ' 0 Allen. M ( iarlton: 19. ’O Allen. 1 )eaiulra K 1 1 . 1 2X Allen. Kex in 1. 1 1 Allen. Robyn li 1 1 . 120. 1 0 Allen. S|xmer l ; : ' 0.92 Allen. Teresa ( i . 0 Amos. Jewel C 19. ' (). 1 Ml Anderson. (Minion li 19 . ' 0 HONOR ROLL m A ni lei son. Diane M II. 1 2 Anderson. Rii k IV Andrews. Arthur T Anthoin. Ltrrx A I. It) ;. 1 12. 122. 1 2 1 ( 1 Aii her. ( diaries V 7 o Slzsida Sl ay Soy cl An her. Monua R I. I I. 1 1 l. 120 An her. Sonia Y o Arpe Marie Artis. I )oris | 11.12 ' Ashbx . William 1. : ' 0 olin cdfz’idzzt Szc cndCnc Am rex. Denise A.: ’0. 1 VV Avery . I )arlene M Avery. Gwendolyn 1. II. 12 ' IVul inski. Patricia D 19. 1 1. ‘ 7 0. 12 V HylHozLci dlays daztez iViilex. liddie A ' (). 1 19 Mai lev. lively n M : ' 0 Mai lc . Sherri (L: 60 . ’ 0 . so Maker. ( iarlton L. Maker. William H ' 0. 109. Ml. MS IVdthrop. Phyllis: I I. 1 1 ' : IVdthrop. Princess : 1 1 IVdthrop. Rose M : ' () lyhilicinnc ddsdoatcliz MAN!) 1 r Manerjee. Ansu N 19. 1 1 IVinks. I.iiula A 11. ' 9. I I ( IV.irlx.-r. M’wamla M : 19. 7 0 . 129 Sl [azlz dldurazd Cc6.cc.de , IVirbmi. Julian M 11.121 Harbour.’ Ms Carol Y (o IVirilifl. Darlean: 19. 1 1 IVirksd.de. Alphonso li ' 0 Marksd.de, Mr ( harles R (0 anzc6. acdzon Marnes. 1 )erpix C. 11 . 12 ' Marnes. leileral A.. ' 0 IVirnes. Jan|ulvn: 19. 11 . I2S Marnes. Linda D 19. 11 Ijczcldon Marnes. Mrs Rose W : (0 Marnes. Sammy li. n Marnes. Terry M IV. 1 1 ' Marnes. Viola: |V U azcn ddazdinc dl la±6,ey Martee. Julius A.: IV. | 29 MASliMALL: 1 1 2 j IViskcrvi lie. Carolyn: ' o Maskerv i lie. Karen (i.: D. II ' . 12V. 1 ' s Id) a itlcI IJolin MASKIiTMAl.l. M l. AM 1 10. 1 1 1 Mates. ( Imton 1. |V. Ml Mattie. David li Mattie. Miranda A.: IV. vv. 12V Matts. ( iherx 1 ( ' o ddamizef dz dzczzdi: cdVehon Matts. Clara i Matts, ’[’rax i 1. 19. ' o. 1 1 Matts. Vincent A lVtu di. Vernon A 19. i . 122 Master. Robin: x. ' o dJCnda ddctozc6 dPez zCm Measlex . Wilbert M ' 0 Measlex . William A ' () Me li her. Kelly J ' 0 Melvin. Steven I) D Mennett. Mark S ' 1 jCz6.cz cdl [azy Sddafozd Merry. Christopher W.: D. 1 22 Me rrx . Kenneth 1. l Merry . M’ammie I) IV Merry. Teresa A IV.9V. IIV dCcz iline cdfnn Sduasld Mest. lixl ar K 19. IV. 1 2.V. 1 Vl Mest. M’onx P. D. 1 2.x Methca. Yvette 1 9. 19. ' 1 . IIM. | 20 . 12 1 cddzftzz dJyCcz Meverlx . Me lx in: ' 1 M.reheit. Romona D ' I Mishop. S lx 1.1 1. 19. ' 1 Misset te. Wamla K 19. :V Ml.u kburn. Timothy: lt) ( dVddianz cozyc dVaCdzon Mlakes. Mernette Mia b k k. M’eresa 1. IV. 1 is. 1 19 Miami. lYnton 1. IV. 1 It). 1 (1 Miami, lain A Cdfia. zon Spence dVoCj-zey Miami. Sherry M.: IV. 110 Miami. M’eresa 1. iv. 1 is Mlowe. ( ilitisev 1. ' I. 1 It) Mlowe. Dorothy H 19. IV. 12 V I2H Mlowe. lohn cvcndodyn dCzConcz dVoodi Mojiese. Hrue e H I2( scho plies , e oi success is . vj ,vj-heic as w ' isn’t The 1 ® « £ a f ' Exchange P xo 6 cel- :- ' SI ' t ,a co®tm v t e “cc«s , s «fSflcuU OI . 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CfCnild: 71 Bolden, Robert M. - 71,65,62 Bpnd. I). Larry: 16. 109 Bond, Mr. Kenneth H.: 36 Bonner, Delores: -15 Bonner. Jerome M.: 16 Bonner, Tyrone K. 71 B«N ker. Darrel! L: 71 Btx ker; Joey A : 71 Booth. Daniel IV: 71. 124. 140 Booth. David L:46 Boswell. Charlotte A.: 19,46. 128 Bowen, Reginald I.: 7i Bowles. Michael Bowling. Jonathan M 9.46 Boyce. Michael H. Boyd. Sheila M.: 19 Bradley. Belinda M.: 7| Bradley. Carmalessia N.: 46 Bradley. Mr Douglas O 36 Bradley, F. I-ouis: 71 Bra . William A.. 7 I Branch. Antonio: 46. 134 Branch. Barrie: 16. 135 Branch. Wanda P Branco. Jeffrey S.: 46 Brayton. Kerry P.: 19.71 Brea ell. Peter A.: 19. 71. 107 Brennan. Timothy I..: 46. 125 Brent. Ixronard: 7 I. 118 Bri s. Barbara J Bri s. James I..: 16-131. 1 40 Bri : s. Pamela D.: 19.71 Brij j s. Raymond A : 46 Brinkley. Towanna M.. 120 Brisendine. John H.: 8. 19.46. 117. 125 Brooks. Angela I..: 46,93 Brooks. Harry L. Brtniks. Linda IT: 46. 90. 1 19. 129 Brooks. Wayne IV: 130 Brower. Mr, Hosea C.: 36 Brown. Adriann W: 7 1 Brown. Alicia Y.: 71. 1.30 Brown. Brian C.: 46. 121 Brown. Bruce 1:.: 71.87. 131 Brown. Carolyn M. Brown. Prank S.: 46 Brown. Fred L: 46. 129 Brown. Jacqueline L.: 46. 1 16. 129 Brown, James C . Brown. Janice M.: 19.71. 120. 138, 140 Brown. Laverne D. : 7 1 Brown. Utecia Y : 7 2, 114 Brown. Noel W.: 46. 1 18, 121 Brown. Pamela K. 46. 129 Brown. Randy: 7 2 Brown. Sheila I).: 19.46 Brown. Tammy: 46 Brown. Tim L: 7 2 Brown. Tommy J:.: 46 Buffo. Mrs. Shirley D.: 34 Btill K-k. Barbara A.: I 7 Bullock. Boris A : 19.72 Bullock. Crystal R 19.47, 107. 118. 121 BulltH ' k. Michael: 47, 74. 1)8. 121. 131 Bullock. Stephon K.: 7 1 Burch. Ms. June M.: 36 Burchett. Kenneth F..: 47. 140 Burgess. Nathaniel J.: 47 Burgess. Susan I:.: 19,47 Burkhalter. Mr. Thomas I..: 36 Burrow. Camlyn Ci.: 47, 107. 130. 1.34. 135 Burrow, Jessie M.: 7 2 Burrow. Stephine R. Burton. Brian I).: 7 2 Butler. Darrell F. Butler. Kathv J.: 19. 17 Byrd. Anita D : 19. 7 2. 1 18 Byrd. Cynthia L: 113. 125. 131. 138 Byrd. Ci re ;ory A. 7 2. 107. 133 Byrd. Velma: 7 2 Cade. Anderson: 47 Cain. Mr. Moses D.: 36 Caldwell. Mr. Joe R.: 36 Caldwell. Mrs. Luberta Ci.: .36 Callis. Bobby: 7 2 Callis. Sandra L.: 47 Campbell. Casa res A.: 72 Campbell. Cynthia D.: 7 2 Campbell, DurelleC: 47 Caplc. Teddy R.: 47 Carmichael Alan R.: 19. 72. 87, 127 Carnegie. Pamela: 19.47, 1 19. 123. 124. 140 Carrier. Arthur J.: 19.47 Carter. Hail L. Carter. Mr. F.arl R : .37 Carter. Ciloria P : 19. 72. 84 C. ' arter, Michelle Y.: 19. 72. 120. 138 Cary. Ivory F..: 7 2 Cassell. William H.: 47 Catron. Mrs. Myrtle W.: 43 Cavitt. Ix - e A. Chamberlain. Winona D.: 7 2, 46. 50. 19 Chambers, Aaron: 2 Chambers. Mrs. Mary B.: .37 GOLD RECORD MAKERS 20 Chambliss. Mr l-rnest I! : ( ' ( hamhliss. Melanie 1 ' 2. )S ( handler. ( ieorjte K ' 2. IV Chappell. Glen II I- 2 . IV Chatman. Yvette M I. 2. IV ( HI I KI.I ' ADI KS I n ( lK-.uh.im. Valeric M IV. P. 2(. I Vi ( heck. let I rev W P ( luck. Kenneth I. P Childress. Grace I. ’2 (HOIKS 121 ( Jiristian. (Gwendolyn 1) P ( lanton. Daniel W P. 122 ( lanton. ( ar M Clanton. Gwendolyn P 2 . I2 ( lanton. Jacquelyn A ’2. 1.(1 ( lanton. John I : ' 2 ( lanton. Keith K 2 ( lanton. Sophia I IV. IK ( lanton. Toni M 2 Clanton. Tracey I. s. ' 2. (t ( lark. Gloria J ' (.IV C Il.irk. Patricia A ( Clark. S I via A. is. I Vi ( lark. Wainla I. IK ( larke. ( ilenisc Y IK ( larke. Michael I, ( ( ‘larke . Veronic a N Clcmon . Dclxirah G IV. IK ( levelaml. Mr Robert H P ( Mover. Shevonnc J.: ' (. I (K CLUB SPONSORS 12. 1( Coates. D Cassandra: IK. IP. | (| ( Me. Jerry W ' ( ( a f frill. ( onnie 1) IV. IK Coj ' hill. Sherri J. ' ( ( ok . Staiic 1 1 I. Coleman. Kim A ' (.12V Coleman. Kirk D k. ' ( ( a ileman. Ix-nIic- 1) is Collier. Barbara J IK Collin . Renee V IK. IV. 12V Colwell. I.isa A. ' ( ( ‘om l i. Mahle A . : 7 ( Conrad. Michael ( onwav . Angelica D It). IK. I IK. I 2 . 121. 1 2 (.VS. I (2 ( i)ok. ( ,‘hristopher A 7 (. I It) ( iok es . Arthur I. IK ( ‘oo|vr. Derric k I is. 1 1 ' Cix |x-r. Dwayne ' ( ( a |x r. Tammy D ' ’(.IV ( orte . Dame-Ilia | ; : IK. 1 2S ( otter. Jame I. ( ot k. Rie hard ( ) IV. 7 ( ( mix, l-alward ' .( Crabtree. Olivia Y ( abtrec. Rie harel J IK ( rah. Carol l ; ' ( ( .’rawley. Deborah D 121 ( rawley. Gilbert A IK. HI Crenshaw. ( Denise: IK ( Tenshaw . Vanessa I) ( ri er. Kelly I. IK ( rush-,. Terence A. 7 (. I (K Cummings, D Jean I2S. iv. y(. iv ( ummin s. Katin I’ ' (. O’ 1 . I (1 ( wnmiy-ham. Leslie M IV. I ( (. I2S ( airlinji. Jeffery 1) ' (, iy ( urr . ( [hrisiopher H IV. IV Cum. Della R Curr . Mrs France : (S Curry. James R ' (.lit) ( urr . Robert A ' ( Curtis. Joyce- A Custer. David F IV. I (t). I (| Dabnev. I.inda D Dabney . Sidney 7 ( Dabney. Stephanie D IV. IV. K Dabney . William R loy. 7 ( Dance-. Ia r J. IV. 7 (. MO DANCI.S vo. vi Daniel. M Carol: IV Daniel. NealJ IV Daniels. Brian T. ’’( Daniel . James I.: 7 ( Daniels. Keith A. ' ( David. John IV Davis. Bruce I. ' (.IP Davis. Danette V 7 ( Davis. Doris J ' (.IV Davis, lively n T ' ( Davis. Frankie D. iv. iv Davis. Michael I.. 7 ( Davis. Mu hael W 7 (.( S Davis. Patrie k A IV. lov. I It). | |y, VI. 122. I 10. Id Davis. Paula: IV. 7 ( Davis. Mr Percy: (S D.n is. Raymond Davis. Retina R IV Davis. Ru hard H Davis. Ronald O IV. I P Davis. Roosevelt Davis. Sandra M IV Daw son. Barbara A ' ( Daw son. Paul I IV. IV Djwson.Sandr.il ' ( IX an. Colleen R Dean. Josephine I. IV. IV. I2K Dean. Kimberly R I Van. 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Susan R : 74. 59. 19 Denson. Dennis Devontenno. Michael A : 74. 131 Dewitt. Barry A.: 19. 3. 135 Dickerson. Macklin H. Diggs. Kermit A 110. 131.49 Diggs. RosaLyn J : 74 Dillard. Gail F 74 Dillard. Steven L. Dillon. Karen .1: 19.49. 1 18 Diradour. Mr Martin H.: 37 Dixon. Jirnest: 7 4 Dixlson, Brotlrick R 19.49 Dodson. Paulette 1;.: 49 Dorsey. Mrs. Antoinette C.: 35 Doughty, James P . 9. 74. 19 Doughty. Marshall C : 74. 122 Downes. Linda H : 19.74. 132 Downey. Donna V.: 4 Draft. Mary V 125. 49 DRAMATICS CLUB: I IK Drake. Douglas C: 19.74. 1.38 Dresdow. Sherry J.: 49. H. 6. 19 Drumheller. Timothy W.: 49 Dudley. Mrs. Ruby D : 37 Durnan. Daphne T : 19.74 Dunston. Gary R.: 74 Dunsion. Sheila CL : 74 I iden strom. John M.: 19. K. 7 1 , 19. 109.94. 110 Iulmonds. James A.: 74. 19 iulmonds. Jayne C. : 50 Iulmonds. Michael A.: 74 Iulmonds. Patricia A. 7 4 Iulmonds. Rose Q 74 lulwards. Dallas D.: 50. 109. 112. 1.31 lulwards. Darryl I..: 50 lulwards. lilisabcth F..: I IK. 134. 1,36. 1 13 lulwards. Kevin W.: 50. 117. 129 lulwards. Pamela li.: 113. I2K. 50 lulwards. Patsy A : 50 lilkins. Tina M : 50. 128. 125 iil I is. Chester I: 7 K lillis. Deborah CL: 0 lillis. Mrs. lilsie D : 3 7 lillis. Terry A : 50.94 lillis. Vanessa: 50, 1 10 lillison. Patrick: 50. 111. 120. 131 lilmore. Joseph I..: 50. 121. 125 lilmore. Mary A. 74 limory. Donna L.: 50. 19. 12H limory. Freddie I... 74 lipps. Alphonso W : 74 lipps. Darlene: 19 lipps. Dorothy L.: 1 1 7 . 138. 50. 19 lipps. littora C 50. 19. 131 lipps. Faye li.: 1 2 7 . 7 1. 66 lipps. John K lipps. Ross CL: 50 lirukson. Mrs. Wanda: 37 livans. Anthony O : 74 livans. Carla R 7 1 livans, Carillion: 1 31 livans. Dewayne li.: 7 4 livans. line D 74. 125 livans. Mrs. Juanita B.: 3 7 livans. Lisa 1 : 19. 74, 107. 1 19 liverhart. Gregory W.: 50. 8. 19, 71, 1 12. 125 liversole. Tammy J.: 7 4. 19. 103 Faber. Jeffrey M.: 50 I ' alKT. Kenr A.: 50 FACULTY 34-43 Farley. Teresa Y.: 50. 19 Faulkner. B.: 74 Fauntleroy. Mrs. Germaine S. : 34 Favors. Joe A. 110. 131 FBI.A Club: 128 F ' eatheringill. Mr. Ron: 37 Featherston. Mr. Milton li.: .37 Feild. David F : 74.46. 1 19. 140 Fells. Boyette I).: 7 4. 57 Ferrell. Campbell Ferrell, Lynn Fields, lidwin K.: 7 4. 1 19 Fields. Kevin L: 50, 1W. 125. 1.31 Fields. Sharon. 19.74 Fine. Jimmy Ci.: 50 Fine. Melvin: 7 4 Fisher. James H.: 19. 50. 55. 109. 1 12. I 31. 125 Fisher. Mrs. Marjorie L.: .38 Fitzgerald. Ms. Wanda F : 38 FLAG GIRLS 1 1 3 Flowers. Linda M 51, 125 Floyd. Bruce H : 7 5 Fly the. Russell S. Fonseca. David I. : 19. 51.71.94. 112 Fonseca. Walter J.: 7 5 Fontanilla. Mr. Serafio .38 FCX)TBAI.L TIiAM: 108. 109 Ford. June A : 7 5 F ' oreman. Darryl K.: 7 5, 140 21 GOLD RECORD MAKERS 22 Foreman. Vanessa: 51 Foster. Rosalind P 51.90, 125 Fout . Juilanne M : 19. 7 5 Fowler, Sherrye ( : 19. 51. HI. 120. 152 l « x. Karen A.: 51. 128 l- ' oy. Victor C: 7 5 Frazier. Hrit (. ' .: 19.51.71.95. 109. IH I ' ra ier. I.inda A Freeman, Ix’titia R. 7 5. 131 Prenv h. Catherine A 51 Fry. Michelle M. Fulkerson. Cathy I..: 51 Fulkerson. Tammy G.: 7 5 Ciaither. Antlu ny R 7 5 Gales. Mrs. Mattie: 35 ( iarnett. Frances V Garrett, Christopher W 19. 7 5. 64 Garrison. Ixesa M 7 5. 140 Gates. Rochelle D: 51 Gates. William I-.: 19 Cray. Michael W.: 51. 130 Gecsey. Randall F. : 75 Gee. Althea: 7 5 ( ice. Blaine I, : 7 5 George. Tammy J.: 19. 7 5. 123. 133 C Jeter. Charles T. ( iholson. Angela S.: 91. 51. 1 13 ( iholson. Mrs. Nancy: 3K Gibbs. lulward I.. 7 5. 120 Giesecke. Mark F. 19. 51 Giffard, Mark l : 19. 7 5. 121, 122 Gilbert. Juan: 7 5 ( iillxrrt. Sandra A 7 5 C files. I.. Courtis: 7 5 Gilliam, benjamin I-.: 19. 7 5 Ciilliam. Mr Matthew S 38 Girmus. Albert M.: 19. 51. 128 Girmus. Oliver K 19. 51 ( iist. Mrs. Sadie 13 38 Glover. R. lulward: 51 Goble. Fred T. : 7 5 G odette. Beverly 1). Goff. Millie Golijsbtly. Renee V.: 7 5 (ionder. Donna K. Gtxxle. Mr. Charles R . 35 Cicxule. Joyce V 7 5 GcxmIc. Levi K.: 51 Gix.de. Tyris 1: . 51. 120, 125, 129, 1.30 G x)dmansen. Mr. Michael S 38 GcxkIsoii. Veronica A. Gordon. Belinda R 51. 113. 120 Gordon. Mr. Morris A. 38 Gordon. Mrs. Sara R : 38 Grandison. I.arry Grandstaff. ( , ' harlene L: 7 5 Grandstaff. Patricia A 52 Grant. Phyllis A.: 19 Grant. Renee D : 7 5 Graves. Brenda I„ : 52. _ ’ 7 C i raves. Cynthia M 52. 125. 131 Graves. Darryl N 7 5 Ci raves. Joseph () : 52. 125 Graves. Kimberly R.: ' 5. 1 17. 120. I 33 Graves. I.isa A., 7 5. 80 ( .raves. Robert Graves. Walter A : 19. 7 5. 118 Graves, William M.: 52 Gray. James C.: 75 Gray. Pamela J 52. 125 ( ireen. Charlotte (ireen. Keith W 19, 7 5. 1 17. 1 32. I 38 Green. Merita A Greene. Nadine A.: 52 ( ireene. Patricia: 7 6 ( ireene. Terry: 7 6. 1 2 1 Greer. Steve H. Griffin, (Charlotte K.: 19. 7 6 Griffin. Harold P : 52 Griffin. Jimmese W.: 19.52. Ill, 121. 125. I 32 Griffin. Patricia A.: 7 6, 1 38 (irubb. l3onnie li. Grytler. Ray G 19. 52. 105. I 34. I3 7 Gurley. Cynthia A. 8, 7f, Gurley. Gary I.. 52 Gwaltney. William R.: 52.fi0.69 Hairston. Mrs. Ruth M : 38 Hale. Deanna D.: 7 6, 129 Hall. Kay D. 7 6 I (all, Kenneth li 52 Hamlin. Preston T 19; 7 6 Hanks. Fclecia A.. 52 I latlks, Yvette 19, 76. I 19 I lansard. ( iary: 7 6 Hansard. Paula M . 19. 7 6 Hardman, l ave: 76 Hardy. Bridget M 19. 52. II 7 . 120. 123 II.W David H. 19. 52 Hargraves. Phil D 1 1 ar lev . (iary M Ti I larmon. ( iarolyn I.. : 7 6 Harmon. David III 7 6. 1 1 7 I lur|x r. Bernard: 19. 7 6. 121 Harper. Feliiia D 7 6 Harper, Mari|ui li 52 I larjvr. Michael J.: 19. 7 6. 109. I IH. 120. 121 PATRONS A. Batten Polly Redd Grover Yates C. W. Parham Albert Martin Lillie M. Price Castella Curtis L. W. Myrick Miss Addie Coleman Mrs. Ollie Peterson Harold Hutcherson Dr. K. J. Moore Pam L. Miller Henry M. Matthews Alvin Poole , Jr. M. W. Graham Irving L. Wicks Teresa Reynolds Mr. Ray Houchens Mrs. Helen Vick Howard Coombs M ary Rice Wiggins Alicia A. Determan Dorothy Bowie Charles Whitehead Rosetta Martin Clementine Green Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Sr. Mrs. L. S. Thompson Lucious Edwards, Jr. Joe Bernardo Mariclare Fischer Mrs. JeanC. Williams Margot K. Alexander C. Favale Poggi Marianne Blythe Lois Tucker Howard Jordon Cpt. Richard Kubiak Laura M . Martin Marie Street G. H. Wyatt Rozelia C. Dean Annie Howard James Thomas Retta Mae Monroe Bessie W. Myrick Miss Nell Coleman Wayne Lee Hicks William P. Rowlett Archie P. Daughtry J. A. William E. Rowlette Bessie Meade Drake Ronald Wicks Dorothy R. Graham Steve Russell Earle T. Ramey Kay Pulley and Milton Roosevelt Holmes C. W. Andrews, Jr. Pauline P. Donnan Sidney L. Gray Mrs. W. H. Stevens Msgt. Harry Napper, Jr. Pat Faber William Lewis Mrs. Lucy White Mrs. Hall Leonard Perry Robert W. Jones Helen E. Barner Mary E. Muse John W . Pearce Doris Bigham Dewey Millirons Thomas E. Stretcher Dana Webb Mrs. J. S. Stewart, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn C. Inge Charles D. Winnie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clark Brenda Blanks Mr. and Mrs. Prince Jonatt Mrs. Buford Bernard C. Wilson, Fr. Carl Body Shop Mrs. Evelyn C. Luna Miss Carolyne Ann Jones Miss Kim Fox Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jackson Charles L. Moore Jean Cummings Pearl Perkins Nancy Hoglund Billy Toombs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorsey Debra Updike Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gwaltney, Sr. Mrs. Mary Gates Mr. James Jones Mrs. Helen N. Smith Charles Peffer Ms. Genise C. Smith Mrs. Jane Maass Mr. and Mrs. West Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Pursley Mrs. Catherine S. Elmore Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Ozmar Mr. H. N. Peterson Mrs. Margaret N. Crocker Margaretta E. Coleman Jeanette O. Hicks Meliven Thwrett Marjorie Lamb Mrs. Joan Linkous Gene A . Gwinn Rose M. Branzelle Mrs. Mary Gates Ms. Dollie J. Donnie and Raphael Kelly Mr. Charles Barksdale Andrews Grocery Budy Murr R. Klein Mr. Garnette Hayes Mrs. Thomas Bryant Mrs. Jeter Vicky Taylor Mary Spain Cheryl Spain Michael Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Seal Mr. R. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Boothe, Jr. Mrs. Emma D. Gwaltney Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Franciscus Mrs. Imogene B. January Mrs. Blaine Y. Peterson Kenneth Moore Sheryl L. Smith Pre-Vocational Students Sandra D . Walker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Puckett Miss Pebecca D. Stainback Mrs. Simome Dextraze Mr. James C. Elder Mr. Clifford C. Grotz Miss Vickie Norriss Margaretta E. Coleman William B. Hicks, Sr. Essie Bannister MargareteJ. Gleave John Berestecky Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Brewer Mrs. Claude W. Newman Jane Heberlig Mr. and Mrs. M. Basil Furr, Jr. Check Heberlig Mrs. Artiemisha D. Harrison Ms. Mary Taylor Mr. R. V. Richardson Mrs. Doris Fisher Mrs. Ethel Williams Sp 4 Carlton Taylor Master A. Emil Conway Mrs. Virginia Birdsong Mrs. Lula Harris Mrs. Helen Kates Mrs. Eliza Mae McCray Mr. Maryland Hill PATRONS Mr. Hebert Hill Mrs. Hyantha Valentine Miss Jacqueline Taylor Linda Adkinson Mrs. Rilma Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. John G. Sayers Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. William M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Heberlig Mr. Lee A . Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason Mrs. Cornelia Johnson Mrs. Charlotte Walton Mr. Edward McKenny Ms. Crystal Hines Mr. Johnnie Scott Ms. Sandra Jones Miss Mary Kates Mrs. Ann Beverly Mr. James McCray Mrs. Catherine Hill Mrs. Annie M. Hill Mr. Robert Valentine Charles Mr. Waverly Wilson Lawrence Epps Frank Chambliss Eva D. Batts Mr. Howard, Jr. George Crocker Mrs. C. Alcaraz Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Tucker and Son William A. Batts, III Willie R. Thomas Mr. C. B. Lewis Sgt. and Mrs. William Carter Ms. Dorothy Lewis Mirim Jackson Miss Josephine Allen Mrs. Mable Hubbard Rev. S. C. Kizzie Mrs. Linnie Maryland Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins Ms. Patricia Jackson Mrs. Marie Massenburg Mr. and Mrs. Jason T Hollemon, III Mr. Oscar A. Fields Mary F. Parham Helen Taylor Vera O. White Otelia Roach Early Washington Dianne Lewis Lynn Lanster Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Scott Bette Parson Nancy Stuteville T. D. Stephenson Mrs. Thelma Bonner Mrs. Maggie Powell Clarence Bell Rebecca Fields Mrs. E. Goode Mrs. Mancy Crocker Joseph Jones Rev. A. L. James, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Graves SFC James A. Artis, Sr. FORD Volume Sales 732-9233 Compliments of STAN ' S PETERSBURG FORD 10 N. Market St. (804) 732-3623 EL MATADOR RESTAURANT Mexican Cuisine for Your Dining Pleasure FRANK AND BARBARA BEGA 3849 So. Crater Rd. Owners Petersburg, VA 23803 Home of 3-Day Return Large Selection Harper, Ronald: 2 , 109. 131 Harris. Carnethia: 19. 76 Harris. Carol: 76 Harris, Clifton D. Harris Donald A. Harris, Eric: 32, 140 Harris. Jacqueline: 33, 123 Harris. James: 76 Harris. Ia rctta A.: 33 Harris. Ia rraineT.: 33 Harris, Mamie D. Harris, Morris F..: 131, 33 Harris. Patricia A. Harris, Mrs. Rose S.: 34 Harris. Vanessa: 7 6 Harris. Wcnonah I ; 19. 76 Harris, Mrs. Wyndell G.: 38 Harrison, Cheryl R.: 19.76 Harrison. Darryl L: 19. 76, 109. 1 12. 131. 140 Harrison. Estelle L: 33 Harrison. Iona. 33 Harrison. Patricia A.: 33 Harrison. Veronica E.: 33 Harry. Timothy C: 19, 33. 123 Harvell, Bobby L.: 19, 76 Harvell. Martha E.: 19. 76 Harvell. Victor L.: 76, 109 Harvell. William: 33 Harvey. Shelia G.: 3, 33, 123, 133. 136 Harwell, K. Hurshell. 19.76 Haskins. Aaron A.. 33 Haskins, Carroll O.: 19,76. 140 Hatcher. A. Keith: 33. 71. 140 Hatcher, Bridgette Y. Hawk, Stephen P.: 76, 138 Hawkins. Robert J.: 76 Hayes. Mrs. Bernice R : 38 Hayes, Mr. GarnetteJ.: 39 Hayes, Margaret L.: 76 Hayes. Mrs. Mildred S.: 39 Hayes. Vicki L: 19. 33. 118. 132 Hazel. Jonathan: 76 Heath. Debra R.: 33 Heath. Orlando R.: 33 Heath. Wayne L.: 33, 109 Heberlig. Barbara: 19, 33. 1 10. 120, 133 Hecker. Mary A 19. 76 Hedges. Rosalyn O. 19, 76, 120 Heemer. Janet J.: 19.76, 124 Heller. Jeffrey Henderson. !. Renee: 76 Henderson, Latetia M. 19. 33. 133. 1.37 Hendricks, Katrina: 77 Henshaw, Franklin D. Henshaw, Teresa: 77 Henshaw, Wanda G.. 77 Hepburn. Melvin W.: 77 Herb. Leslie A.: 19, 8. 33, 33, 141, 123 Herb. Michael A.: 19, 77 Herron, Terri K.: 77 Hester. Aretha L: 19, 77 Hester. Charles D.: 77 Hicks. Regina V.: 33. 128 Hicks. Warren L.: 33. 134 Hill. Alicia R.: 19. 33 Hill. Carl H : 77 Hill. Debra I..: 19. 34, 143 Hill, Jonathan L: 34. 123 Hill. Judith C: 34. 128 Hill. Ms. Linda: 39 Hill. Veronica A.: 77 Hill. Vivian: 19. 77 Hill. Wilson S.. 77. 146 Hines, Anthony W. Hines. Brenda J.: 77 Hines. Donettc E.: 77 Hines. Wayne A.: 77 Hinman, Joyce A.: 19, 77, 138 Hinton. Mr. Leslie F. : 39 Hinton. Mark: 77 Hinton, Velma V.. 77 HISTORY CLUB 107 Hoak, Deborah A.; 19,77 Hobbs. Lisa M.: 77 Hobbs, Timothy R.: 34 Hobson. Antionette Hobson. Sonja D.: 77 Hobson. Yvonne E.: 34 Hodes. Jacqueline D. : 19. 77 Hoglund, Nancy E.: 19, 77 Hollimon. Bill C. Holloway. Tammy M.: 77 Holmes, Ms. Andria: 43 Holmes. Julie L.: 34. 121, 120. 33.91 Holmes, Sherry J.: 34, 123 HONOR ROLL: 18, 19, 20, 21 Htxxl, Regina A.: 77 H(x per. Donna E.: 19, 77 H x per. Sharon D.: 34, 128 Htx sier. Craig R : 34 Hoosier, Gary M.: 77 Hopkins, Aminta F.: 77 Hopkins, William J.: 19,77 Hopson. Mrs. Bonnie H.: 39 Hopson. James L.: 34 Horne, Pamela L.: 77 Horsley. Allen: 34 Horst. Mrs. Jacqueline B.: 39 Houchins, Aliiia D.: 19, 77 2 GOLD RECORD MAKERS 24 Houp. Ana 34 Houpc. Katie C 78 Houpc. Christine E.: 34 Howard. Jawfa D : 19.3-1. 121. 120 Howard. Jennie M. 34 Howard. Leslie A : 34 Howard. Michelle R 19, 78 Howard. Ronnie L. Hoyle. Denise A : 34 Hoyle. Jerry T Hubbard. E.rnest Huddleston, Karyn L.: 19. 78 Hudson J 121 Hughes . Ivan A : 34 Hunlcy, Ricky C 34. 109. 1 10. 1 Hutcherson. Mr. Harold: 39 Industrial Arts Club: 139 Ithicr.J uan: 19. 34. 1 30 Jackson . Anthony J 34 Jackson, . ( .assandra F 34 Jackson. . Deloris A : 34 Jackson . Denise L. Jackson . Eileen O. Jackson . Ernestine: 19. 34 Jackson . Evelyn R 34. 131 Jac kson . Florence M Jackson. .James: 19. 78. 1 38 Jackson . Melvin O. : 33 Jackson . Michael 33. 129. 1.31 Jackson . Michael S.: 78 Jackvin . Nadine V : 76 Jackson . Fatty 19. 33. 133 Jac kson . Sandra M 33 Jackson . Sharon J.ukM,n . Talbott D. Jac kson . Thecxlorc: 78 Jackson . Thomas: 19. 78 Jackson . Tyrone D : 33 Jadofsk y. Howard D 33.117 James. Michael A 33 James. 1 J aula A 19. 78 January, , Mrs. Imogene B.. 39 January, . Kenneth W 78 Jefferso n. Crystal M 19.44. 78. 1 VI. 133 Jefferso h. George A 33, 109, 12 1 to. 1 1 3 Jefferso n. Larry E. Jefferso n. Michael L 43. 122. 1 Jefferson. Michael W 122.78 Jefferson. Robert D Jefferso n. Ronald D 7 8 Jefferson. Timothy W Jenkins, , Christopher L 1.31. 19. Jenkins, .Connie L: 33.93. 120 Jenkins, , Retina R 33 Jennings. Dream a T. 7 8 Jennings. Wallace L. 33. I 31 Jeter. Daphne P.: 19. 78. 82. 124 Jeter. Mrs. Janice S.: 39 Johnson. Angela D . 78 Johnson. Benjamin III Johnson. Bernard: 33 Johnson. Cassandra R : 19. 78 Johnson. Christa A : 78. 1 10 Johnson: Cleo D Johnson, Cynthia I..: 78 Johnson. Mr Dari 39 Johnson, Donnell: 33. 131 JohnsOn. Mrs Frances R 39 Johnson. Gloria E 78 Johnson. Joan D Johnson, Joseph C.: 19.33 Johnson. Juanester I. 19. 33. 1 17 Johnson. Kevin A. Johnson. I-orcnzo A 33, 1 17, 131 Johnson. Michael A 33. 122. 131 Johnson. Patricia A.: 67, 78. 1 18 Johnson. Quincey D 78 Johnson. Ruth R 19. 78 Johnson, Sharon L. Johnson. Sharon P Johnson. Sheila D 36 Johnson. Sheila G 36 Johnson. Shirley V : 19. 78 Johnson, Susie A.: 78. 133 Johnson. Tiann: 78 Johnson. Valerie M : 78. 120. 121 Johnson. Virginia A 36 Johnston. Susan A 78 Jones. Adrian: 36. 143 Jones. A Scott: 36 Jones. Andreas: 19. 78, 123 Jones, Angela: 7 8. 132 Jones. Mr Albert W 34 Jones. Annette D : 36 Jones. Barbara: 78 Jones. 13onita D Jones. Bryant I) : 78. 30 Jones. Calvin I..: 78. 19 Jones. Clarence L. NO Jones, Curtis K 78, 131 Jones. Cynthia D 78 Jones. Darrell A . 36, 19 Jones. Earl 7 8 Jones, lalward M 131. 78 Jones. Frances L. Jones. Frederick I..: 79. 127. |07 Jones, Gcorjtc M 79, 89. 19 Jones. Gregory I. 79 Jones, (iwendolyn A 36. 123 PATRONS Mrs. Laura B. Rowe Mrs. Mary E. Lewis Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Rev. and Mrs. Melvin D. 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Henderson Dorothy Tyler Charmaine Winfield Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Bradley Ms. Mary Ellen Hudson Mrs. Joel W. Wallace Mrs. Jonnie Gryder Mr. Roy Cox Rev. Ned R. Stewart Mr. Gene Champion Mr. Coy Rhodes Mrs. Elsie Ellis Mr. O. K. Nelan, Jr. Mrs. Ethel Gryder Miss Judy Mayer Mrs. Leslie Byers Mrs. James Barricks A1 Barker Miss Mary K. Holland Ray Gryder, II Edward R. Barricks, Sr. Mrs. Lillian H. Mabry Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Tucker WASHINGTON STREET SUPER MARKET 115 W. Washington Street (Formerly A P) (Independent Grocers Alliance Over 3,500 Stores) Specializing in Choice Meats - Call Ahead for Your Personalized Cuts - Phone 733-9667 - ROY NESBITT Owners JOHN CASSIDY Furnishing The Tri-Cities Area for 80 Years 732-8821 Founded 1856 BUTTERWORTH ' S OF PETERSBURG, INC. J. T. MORRISS SON, INC. FUNERAL HOMES Home Furnishings Electrical Appliances 100 North Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia Dial 732-7631 22803 Wythe and Adams Streets 9th and W. Broadway Petersburg, Virginia Hopewell, Virginia Phone: 733-8511 Phone: 458-8516 Jones. James A Jones. Mr James IV: 39 Jones. Janice A 56 Jones. Mrs. Joan IV: 10 Jones. Karen IV 56. 19. 123 Jones. Kevin: 7 9. 140 Jones. Kevin 1) 56 Jones. Kim 131.79 Jones. Ixmonies Jones. Mrs Madeline R 10 Jones. Palmar T. Jones. Pamela A : 7 9 Jones. Patricia A : 7 9. 1.31. i 16. 107 Jones. Patricia I..: 56. 120 Jones. Paul I..: 7 9 Jones. Paulette G Jones. Pearl C 56.19 Jones. Rickey: 129. 7 ; Jones. Rose 7 9 Jones. Shirley A. Jones, Steven M.: 7 9. 19. I2 7 Jones. Susan J 7 9. 19 Jones. Velencia A : 79 Jones. Vickie I.. Jones. Wendy C 125. 19. 56 Jordan. Brian: 56. 19. 121 Jordan. Darry l: 7 9 Jordan. Pr.mkie R 109 Jordan. Roy H 56. It) ;. 112. 11 7 . 1 2 7 . 122 Jordan. Sharon H 7 9 Josey. Paul G : 7 9 Ji uirnigan, Mr. James I..: It) Jung. Ray R 56. 1 1 7 , 140 Kaleyta. Jacqueline l : 7 9. 19 Kates. Karen M.: 56 Kates. Timothy IV 7 9 Keifer. Alonzo W 56. 121 Keller Cynthia M 7 9. 90. 134 Kelley. Bruce P. 7 9. 19. 122 Kellev. Kenneth T : 56. 130 Kelley. Michael L: 56. 1.31 Kelley. Rose M : 56. I 30.69. 122 Kelly . Donnie R : 7 9. 7 1. 19. 3 Kelly. William Kelly. Patricia A 7 9 Kemp. Antonio P 19. 20. 56 Kerr. James I:.: 7 9. 19. 140 Kersey. Patricia A . : yj Kershaw. Robin Y. I 3). 56 Kershaw. Wayne A.: 7 9. 19 Kidd. Teresa I.,: 7 9 King. Michael Kitchen. Randy L: 7 9, 19 Ki zie. David O. 79. 127 Klein. Mr Ralph: 10 Koldhepp. Karen I:.: 5f I acourse. lames R ' ’9. 122. I 10 . I 32 I ..(course. John IP: 7 9. 1 3S. 132 Paine. James 1 24. HO I.amb. Carlos A SO. 30 Pandau. Ms. Melisse: 40 Pange. Pamela P.: 56. 19 Pange. Vic toria B. : so Panghorsi. Max I Panier. Valerie IV: SO, 19, 120 Limes. David A : so Litham. James B so PA PIN CI.HB: 125 Pawrence. Debra K.: 5 7 . 19. 125 Pawrence. Jewel D SO. 19. 132 Pawrence. Robert A Pawrence. Mr. Russell: 13 Pawson. Charles A so Paw son. I.auren S. 5 7 . 9. II 7 . 1 31. 129 Ixv. Calvin I so. I It) Ixv. Ch inn H : 5 7 . 19 Pee. Donna M. 5 7 . 1 2S Pee. Joann: 5 7 . I xv. John P : so. 109 Pee. Judy C 5 7 . 19. I 3S. 125 Ixv. L.rraine: 5 7 I xv. Marsha T 5 7 . 19. 116. I 19. I2S. 125 Ix-mons. Ms Dianne P.: 34 Ixvenson. Jeffrey I ' .. 5 . s, 7 l. 19. I I 2. 95 Pewellyn. Angela M.: SO. 5 1. 19. I 10 Ixwis. Chanel V.. so. 19 Ixwis. Debbie I. 5 7 . 54. 7 6. 131. I 36 Ix ' wis. Del phene: SO Ix-wis. Diane 1-. Ix-wis. Par) P. Pewis. I.indaM so I.ewis. Pisa R.: SO. 1 IS Ix-wis. M. Pisa, so Pewis. Michael A. 5 7 . 129 Ix-wis. Patricia I. SO Ixwis. Paula I). SO. 19. I 19. I 32 Pewis. Ricky IP: so Ixwis. Yolandera M : so. 1 3 1 Ixw is. Yvette: SO Ixwis. Yvonne: SO PIBRAR Y ASSISTANTS: 122 l ight. Margaret ( SO Pighifoot, Bernard: so Pightfoot. Bernice: 5 7 . 19. II 7 l.ightfoot. Pindia Pindscy. Mrs Psther: 35 Pindsey. Phillip W .: 5 7 . 19 . I It). 125 lapse omb. Sheila D I. isay . Theresa I GOLD RECORD MAKERS LITERARY CLUB: 123 laifton. Roderick: 80 Iz ngsworih. George: 10 Love, Beverly A .: 80 Luckctt. Major R. 80 Lucked. Rowland G.: 37 Lucy. David L. I.umblo. Teresa J.: 37. 12-1 Luna. Mrs. Evelyn C.: 40 Lundy. James M 37 Lundy. Pamela J 80. 19. 116, 133 Lyons. Benina: 80 Lyons. James: 37. 131 Lyons. Joseph L.: 80. 19. 127 Lyons; Keith 1).: 80. 73. 110 Lyons. Iaiuise M.: 80 Lyons, Natalie 81. 1 18 Lyons. William A Maass. Mrs. Jane: 40 Mabry. A. Lavernc: 37 Mabry. Joel E. Mabry, Marsha I..: 81 Madin. Vera E 37, 19 Madden. Michael 38 Mahoney, Mrs. Gwendolyn. 40 Major. Ms. Bonnie M 40 MAJORETTES: 114 Mallory. Terri L: 38. 119. 129 Malone. Charles T 38 Malone, Linda D.: 81, 131 Malone. Marvinda W 38 Mann. Betty A.: 81 Mann, Kathleen I..: 81. 1 18 Mann. Shirley A : 38 Maple. Orlando L.: 81,71, 19 Marek. Keith W 38. 19 Marks. Steven I..: 38. 122. 140 Marshall. Mrs. Clementine 40 Marshall. Clifton W : 81. 106 Martin. David W.: 81. 122 Martin, Donny R 38 Martin. Jacqueline A Martin. Robert K.: 81. 133 Martinez, John F. 81 Mason. Alfred C 38. 140. 131 Mason. Anthony A : 38. 140 Mason. Edward L, 81 Mason. Cilenn A 38 Mason. Gregory C : 81 Mason, Lydia D.: 38, 122 Mason, Orakae M : 38. 19 Mason. Patrice L. Mason, Tony L.: 81, 19 Massenburg. Angela C.: 81 Massenburg. Douglas E.: 38.90. 19. 124. 112,94. 132 Massenburg, Marccllus: 38, 109 Massenburg, Timothy: 81, 19. 127, 107 Massey. Karen C . 38, 71, 134, 123 Matthews. Donna F..: 81 Matthews. Harold J.: 38. 17. 138. 131, 123 Matthews. Kenneth M 83 Matthews. Mrs. S. Laureta: 40 Matthews, Sonya M 81, 19. 121, 120 Maximini. Steve P.: 38, 71. 93 May. Tina B : 81 . 19. 127 Maye. Arthur L.: 19 Mayer. Joyce A : 38. 19 Mayes, Darryl W 81, 19 Mayfield. Brian C: 39, 131 Mayfield. Constance: 19 Mayfield, Mary J.: 81 Mayton. Brenda A : 81 May ton. Debra G.: 39 Mayton, Michael J.: 39 McAra. Randall J.: 140 McCain. Howard F 81, 19. 140, 171 MiConnaughcy. Michael: 81 McConnaughey. Phillippe A.: 39 McCotier. Shannon M : 39, 123 McCoy, Linda A.: 81 McCray, Gail D.: 39. 19. 119, 118. 133, 123 McCray, George D : 39 McDaniel, Brenda A 81 McDaniel. Kenneth B : 81 McDaniel. Wanda F.: 81, 19 McIntyre. Karine G.: 81. 19 McIntyre. Phil S.: 39. 19, 122, 117, 1 18. 140. 131 Mclvcr. Russell: 39 McKccvcr, Larry J.: 81, 48 McKecvcr, Michaclc D 81, 19, 116 McKensic, Manuel A : 81 McLaughlin. Sandra A 60 McLaughlin, Theresa McLaughlin, William F.: 81, 19 McNair. Aletha: 81 McNair, Jeffrey: 81 McNair, Michael H. McNeil, Emmanuel Me Neil. John E : 81. 109, 110 Me New, Connie C.: 82. 74, 140 Me New, Donald E.: 39 Me New. Lclia M 39. 133 Mc Williams. E. Nevin: 39. 19 Meacham, Joyce A. 39, 19, 123 Merritt. Allison R 39. 19. 92 Mershon, Paul S.: 39. 19 Mertz. Karen A : 39, 19. 103 Advice About •••• Our Resources Energy. You’ve heard about it, read about it and thought about It more than you ever thought you would. The tips below will help you do something about conserving It. Keep S peed Dee m: lost conducted wffh o popeiar American car hove ind toe ffed a 25 percent improvement In luel economy when y speeds are reduced from 70 to 50 m i p s per m hour Wind resistance in c rooto s as car s p s od increases, and more energy to Vu required to move . to car ct higher s pe eds W Avoid Joe W r Mart Oradud ocoot eration m effy drMng can s ore as much as two mites per galon compared to rapid oc- Y Jk cetoration Theft because • ta km a lot of f “ extra energy to increase an aiAomobAel acceleration rate A power valve, looeffod in the cadxjretor. lets more luel Wo toe oyt- mders under lul o cce terahon. In addMotv an aoootv- at or pump provides extra luel to ovoid hefallon when the gas pedet is lobbed DrMng at Peody s peed s helps to tore gasokne Unnecessary acceleration activates the accelerator pi np and power vtove. thus infecting etro -and wasted -tool Wo the system. R e best to plan ahead lot eff possible traffic conditions This dtows tor gradual rather ffsan abrupt slaps, and Ms smooth driving contributes to better fuel P «n A fce: Plan car trips to cover as many errands as possible ct one time In effy cfrMng, a one-mie trip with the engine cold moy de- crease fuel economy by as much as 70 per- cent since combustion is retattrety Ineff ic ient m a cold engine Form Car hoots: One ot the best ways to | conserve gasoline «s to form car pooh Mo- torists can join with friends, neighbors, and co-workers to take one car to • destination s In cold woatoor. lei the engine We lor 30 seconds botore drMng off. but never We excessively • does no useffi work and merehr w astes Kiel MWmb o The Use Of Air OswffWswsis. Air oondrttoning puts a sdbstanttot load on atAo- mobSe engines Whfe drMng at 30 mffes per how. tor example, un ct toe air condi- tioner can resiff in a luel economy tost at Mo miles per galon. As a file, um ct toe ok oondMoner cuh gasolne mffeoge by 10 : When toe ■toe eh don ' t track’ property, there’s a drag- ging effect on the tires, which causes toe engine to work harder 5 Under Wtoied tires reduce gaso- line mieoge skg Nty. soft tkes ctso wear oit quicker Tires should not. however, be Wkffed abeve toe maximum recommended pressure ;; j il : : : c Keep The Iw ws Imod Up: Span plug misfiring may read in signfft- cart inc rease in luel consumption. in luel econ- omy These and atoer obPo ctot to Pff c ier t engine performance can be elmincled Mto a c omplete en- gine kne-up s In }, A 1 A an Ihf P eon cause a decrease in kiei econ- omy. and a decrease in power output, by reffneting toe fto ot air to toe engine Change toe air filer t 12.000- or 24.000-miie intervals, according to toe manufacturer ' s recommendations In oddihon. trequerl air filer servic- ing h required 1 considerable drMng Is done In sandy or dushr conditions. In N 5 Check The Automati c Choke: The automatic choke should be checked regutorty. since it regu- lates the fuel-air mixtire and if im- properly adjusted It will waste gasoline Don’t tode The Brakes: Even sbgb tool pressure on the brake pedal can appty toe brakes, especiaffy power brakes This wastes fuel en- ergy which might be used to move toe cor i High Osar Keep both autometf to and markial transmissions in toe highest gear possible With a manual transmis- sion. shift into high gear as soon as you can with an automatic trans- mission. use o i grt toot on the ac- cetercSor to enexxxoge toe transmission to shift Into hi t gear qutotty - 1 w : (ff-i SL t Mnkntw WNde Loads: kenporf ing unnecessary weight in your car wff cause R to use more fuel The difference is not greet on level groutd. but does show up when cimbing a hff . Ydu wff probably hewe to use your brakes more often ! Service The Manffoid Heat Con- trol Wffvs: See that toe manffoid heel control valve is inspected and and serviced at the recommended intervab This vahe. located in the exhaust system ot some cars. a ows exhaust gases to heat the mteke manffoid duing coid engine operation Avatve stuck in toe open position causes stow engine warm-up and poor cold-engine performance A vdve stuck m toe dosed position wil cause o toss o I power and hard starting with a hot engine Sticking m ether pos ition makes toe engine use more fuel JsL II M ■ ■ M 1 ftftMce zznmn About •••• The Cnviionmcnl America the beautiful has become America the endangered. Each of us must do our part to help our country become less dependent on outside energy sources. In the past months, newspapers across the country have been filled with news of the energy crisis There are four basic reasons for you to conserve energy • High costs of producing and de- livering energy have forced rates higher and higher • Fuels needed to produce energy are in short supply • There is no known way to produce electricity without some adverse effect on the environment. By con- serving electricity, you help protect the environment, • By conserving energy, you help en- sure an adequate supply for many important life-support functions Following are some of the ways in which you can help YOUR HOME In the home, very little energy is needed to produce light, more is needed to power appliances and the most energy is demanded for heating and cooling. There are a few major electrical ap- pliances which are significantly respon- sible for the surge in energy consump- tion. By proper use of these appliances you can save money and energy Refrigerator 1 . Don ' t overload with a lot of warm food at onetime 2. Keep the condenser coils at the back or bottom of your refrigerator clean — dusty coils reduce efficiency 3. Defrost whenever frost builds up to 1 4 inch. 4. When going away for an extended period, turn off the refrigerator 5. When going away for a short period, leave as few perishables as possible and turn refrigerator to a warmer setting 6. Check the door to see that it shuts tightly 7 Don ' t use your refrigerator to cool your home Range 1. Cook all foods for each meal in one area — on top of the stove, in the oven or under the broiler 2 Use only as much heat as you need to do the cooking job 3. Don ' t preheat longer than 10 minutes 4 Don ' t peek in the oven unnecessarily — this causes the oven temperature to drop 25° F 5. Don ' t use your range to help heat your kitchen Water Heater 1 Avoid high setting, 140°F-160°F is usually adequate 2. Have your plumber or service man come in regularly to check your unit 3 When washing at a sink or basin, don ' t keep hot water running 4 Remember that a shower uses only about half as much water as a tub Air Conditioner 1 When no one is home, turn off the air conditioner 2 Select moderate or medium setting, rather than high 3. During the day adjust draperies to keep out the sun 4. Don ' t block the flow of cool air with draperies or furniture 5 Check the filter frequently for dirt Clean or replace according to manu- facturers ' instructions 6. Buy the right size air conditioner for the area to be cooled Dishwasher 1. Use the dishwasher only when full 2 Use the kind of detergent recom- mended by the manufacturer 3 Clean the filter screen often Washer and Dryer 1 Do one full load instead of several small ones 2 Use cold water and rinse with cold water detergent 1 3 Use 10 minute wash cycles 4 Don ' t overdry clothes 5 Remove lint from trap every time you j use the dryer. i 6. During the summer, vent the dryer to | the outside In the winter, disconnect the vent Space Heater or Furnace 1. Keep radiators and warm air outlets clean Don ' t block them with furniture 2 Take advantage of the sun Keep blinds open on sunny days, closed on cold or cloudy days 3 Check windows and doors If they are drafty, have weather stripping in- stalled Also save heat by using storm windows and doors 4 If you have a fireplace, make sure damper is closed when not in use 5 Don ' t open outside doors unneces- sarily 6 Close off and don ' t heqt unused areas 7 Make certain that thermostat and heating system are in good working order An annual checkup by your plumber or fuel oil dealer is recom- mended 8 Keep the furnace filter clean Check it once a month 9 Keep the thermostat setting constant 70°F should be fine for daytime. 65°F for nighttime 10 If you open your bedroom window at night, close the door to avoid heat loss Close heat vents if possible 11 Makesureyourhomeis well insulated f ir t Milazzo. Mark A.: 59 Miles. Sharon D.: V) Miller. James T 82 Miller, Linda S. H2 Miller. Matthew T.: 59. 19. 125 Miller. Rodney A.: 82. 1 17 Miller. Samcntha (. .: 59. 1 19. 125 Mills, l-ugene I-.: 82 Mills. Kelly L: 59.93. 19. 1 18. MO Mills. I-eatrice V ' .: 82 Milton. Burton D . 59. 122. HP Minetree. Mr James C : 11 Minjiia. Thomas Ci.: 59. 135 Mitchell. James 1 . 59. 122. 118. 121. 112. M3 Mitchell. Lisa A ; 60 Mitchell. Valerie I : 60. M3 MODFRN DANCI; CLUB: 119 Monroe. Claiborne (..: 82 Montgomery. Andre P. Montgomery. Michael Moody, Joann P.: 60. 19 Moody. Romney S. : 60, 19. 123 Moore. Mr. Charles L: 41 Moore. Daniel I.. Moore. Deloris C: 60. 1 17 Moore. Mrs. Hloise: 41 Moore. Palestine: 82. 19 Moore. Henri L 82. 72. 108. 109. 1 1C 131 Moore. John: 74 Moore, Judson D. : 82 Moore. I. Cheryl: 82 Moore. Raymonde B 82. 124. 19. 122. 121. 120. 136 Moore. Victor J.: 82. 19. 122 Moore. Wade: 80. 60. 117 Morgan. Mrs. Frances B 34 Morgan, Grace A. 82. 19, 140 Morgan. Gregory F..: 82 Morgan. Tanjjia 1).: 60 Morgan. Wayne L: 60. 109 Morris. Faron I) : 60 Morris. Sylvester Morris. Yolanda D : 82 Morse. Melody Y. 82. 19 Morton. Keith I..: 82 Mosby, l.isa O. : 88 Moss. Shelley R 60, 1 13. 1 31 Mott. David J.: 60. 19.6. 117.94. 125 Mountcastle. Lisa Y 60, 90. 19. 115 Mounicastje. Michael: 82 Moy. Thomas M.: 82 Mueller. Teresa A. : 60. 1 . 111. I 30, 125 Mulkcy. Christine: 60. 1 18 Mulkey. Richard: 60 Mulligan. Robert L. Murphy . Hric M : 60. 109, I 10. 121 Murphy. Juanita A.: 60. 113, 133. 125 Murr, Ix ' onard I..: 60. 125 Myers. Ivlton A Myrick, Crystal F : 82. 70. 1.3.3 Myrick. Glenda T.: 82,90 Nara on. John L. Ned rick. William H 60 Nedwards, Mrs. Mary C. : 41 Neely. Beverly A : 82 Nelson. Kriss F. . 60. 9. 125 Nelson. Samuel F. 81, 19 Newby. Yvonne Newcomb. David A.: 82 Newton. Gary M : 82 Nicholas. Kenneth R.: 60 Nicholas. Pauline F..: 60 Nichols. R Renee: 60. 121. 120 Nogins. Phyllis Oden welder. Mr. Robert: 11 OFFICH HFI.PFRS: 1.30 )L) GRF.Y MONSTHR 92.9.3 Oliver. Willie I. 60. 1.31 Oneal. Gayle: 82. 19 Osborne. David I... 82. 140. 19 Outlaw. Timothy L.: 82 Owen. Christopher J.: 60 Owen. Judy C. 61 Owens. Carla T : 61. 19 Ozmar, Brenda L: 61 Ozmar. Janet Y : 61. 142 Ozmar. Tammy I..: 61 Pace. Robert A.: 61 Painter. Ms. Karen: 41 Paletta. Michelle C: 61. 124. 19. 120 Palombo. Joseph F. Pannill. James M.: 82, 19 Parham. Alphonso R,: 81. 1 17 Parham, Angela M.: 85, 82 Parham, Cynthia 1.: 82. 9 7 Parham. Delano Parham. Edith F.:6i Parham. Hva A : 82. 19. 121. 120. 135 Parham. Faye D. Parham, James M.: 61. 19 Parham. Clarence: 10 7. 1.31 Parham. Stanley W.: 61 Parke. Lisa G. : 140 Parker. Mike: 61. 141 Parker. Teresa D.: 82, 19 Parker. Timothy F„ : 61 Parker, Wynona D.. 61. 19. 119 Parms, Joanne M.. 61. 131 Parnell. William D : 61. 19 27 GOLD RECORD MAKERS I ’.in it m hi. Amhoin V 02 I’.IIUTVlIl. lulllll 02 . IIS P.iwon. I’riMon I. s’ IV. il. Ml ( arl I U IVvr.im.t Vu fori. i S’ IV :rain. C luvoli.i ft’. 1 16 . IIS. I’O. UI. ' H. | U. | vs IVsrjm. Trm A lVinpli ' ton. Mi Ivin: 02 IVmpli ' NCon. Stanley I. K IVniMon. IVn. ' i K ft’. 19. IJ-s IVnn. Romlill M 02 I’ll’ll.lU I U IVrkiii ' . Daniel I ' s . I ). l r Pit km ' . lamia I) 1 . UV i’-i lYrkni ' . Mr% IV.irl I. II IVrn . I.iiih n A 02 . HH IVrrv. Kntli IVrn. Kelvin St IVrn. Mu lu ll A St. Ul IVrn. Robert ' ft’. UK IVrvn.l lurlo(i St 1’i liTN. It.irlura A 02 IVu rv ( lurk ' 1) IViin. Li lira I Pni r ' .in. Mr ' PlainiY D IVu rv.n. I Xniilril I) CO. I t| PuiTM.n. Mark II si. |i . IVu rM n. Orivtu- P 1 22 . IM IVirn ' kv. Mr ' laircita II IVtt.iM.ii. A in a in 1.1 f S ' IVitju.ii. Pam I 02 . I ’S IVk.iu.ii. Mian n I) St Plidp ' . Dniultl W st Pin Ip ' . Karin V Si.lh Plu l| . Kn.iakl Y Pin 1 1 1 p ' . I rni ' t I 02 . 109 Pukaiil. lit Initla S ' Pukar.l. David R ft’ Pittman, lami ' II St. I ; Plum. I.u ku I. st PoarJi. ( nilita K St. |y IW. DavulA CO I’m-. Timothy S ft’. 19. I U IH )l Ye .( ( |.l It I ts P« ,h . I.iniii I. 02 . 2 ' Port.. ' . David P rra ' . IVIta Pom i II. IXhhii I 2 . I ;. I mi Pi u ell. Herlxrt ( st. Ul. | |ft PoMill.lami ' l. St.l’t Powell. Kev.tl A l‘ . I OS Powell. Mortimer A st Powell. Mi. mm I S’. 19. Ut Powell. s ' ii ' ii .1 c«t. I ). 1 20 Pun Im . Kimlxrly M Pian liet. Hokrt A Preale. m. ( vnilna I! Pn lean. Itemamm st. Premi ' . Keith I 1 1”. St PUrVCX ATIONAI. ( I.l It |t| Pine. ItoMn ( . Pine. I lov.l Pine. Kenneth M ftt Prnle. Stephanie I) ftt. I |S. I tt. I to. I t’. | 10. I ' S Prior, s Mark, st PROIK TIOMSTS I ’’ Pro ' i ' i . l ari I. st Pro ' i ' i . Mariorie I st Pill lev. ( lame c,t. | to. 1 1_ Us Pullet. Valerie K c t Pulliam, l.len K ft . IIS. I_’ i Pulliam, (.wemlolvn D st.os.w. lo Pulliam. K.kIik v It st. 10. 11 ' Purdii . Sherrie I. st Kilijji ' . Clilion I. c,t K.imet . I a ' .i A si Kathlvone. Davni I : S K at lit I . Pamela A lo.ftt.o Hetlwuie. Pamela I) 19. . si. 1 tj Hml.Khoml.il. si Kenl. AmiM nt. Us. its He t«I. Itrvan i: lo.ftt. ItW Hi nl. Keith V c,t Henl. I .aura Helalorii. lavi M 1 . Mi.si.C 0. Ul. Keniue. Mi ' Carohn. II Hi ii ' liaw . Teri ' .i .1 Hi v oh. S|.we A M. lift Hit Hold ' . Tere ' .i lo RiltU.ii. Audrev V c,t HihU.ii. Rnardo ot Hm DeU.rahH lo.ct. IM Huh Amin M c.t Hu hard ' . .ii. ( ’lien le A c.t Hu h.iid ' on. Mi ' (.uindoltn ts Hu hard ' on. lami ' H c,t. | U. I IS. Hn h.iid ' on. Kim M SI Kn hard ' on. Sieu M lo.si. I’l. I Hn Im . ( ..roll T Hnlite. L.ren o H si Kiddle. Donna. I c,t. |tn Hit 1 1 . Alan W 19. si Hll I I .IHI.S 1 1 1 Hikin ' . Donna A si. |tt Hiculi mail. Mark I. si Hohh. Ill len I. si Kohh. Mn hail I c.t. |ti . Ul. I ’0. PATRONS Miss Melzetta Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whirley Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Martin Mill Hazel Lundy Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Winston Mr. and Mrs. B. Carlton Allen, Sr. Mrs. Violet Utsey Alta Abernathy Mr. Charles Pegram, Jr. Mrs. P. L. Reed Kay Abernathy Marsha T. Lee Jeffrey L. Henderson Mrs. Frank B. Tyler, Sr. Frank B. Tyler Carlee Henderson DeGeon Bradley Ms. Audrey Hudson Mr. and Mrs. John Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Dabney Mrs. Maureen Q. Thompson Mrs. C. S. 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Burnes Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bates Marcell Curtis Sandra Anderson Katrina Wingfield Rev. Thomas B. Franklin Mrs. Rosa Scott Mr. Larry Edmonds Miss Evelyn Watkins Mona Thompson Luther T. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Graves BULIFANT INSURANCE CENTER, INC. STANDARD-JAMES INC. i Phone 732-8332 Phone 526-4767 For Better Shoes” 32 Wythe Street 1003 Boulevard Petersburg, Virginia Colonial Heights Walnut Mall Shopping Center Downtown Petersburg Caveleier Square Hepewell Potted Plants, Cut Flowers Wedding Flowers, Bridal Bouquets, Funeral Designs THE HARLOW-HARDY CO. , INC. 17-19 W. Washington Street • 733-4444 Petersburg, Virginia 23803 BLAND FLORIST Free Delivery - Air Conditioned 732-5319 or 733-9208 7 W. Wythe Street WILBERT BLAND Petersburg, Va. 23803 Owner Robbins. Miclucl T.: 63, 129 Roberts. Darryl G. Roberts. Jennifer K.: 63. 130. 1 28 Roberts. Tracy I.,: 84 Robertson. Carlos C. Robertson. Cheryl L.:63, 133. 120. 134 Robertson, Lrwin F.: 84. 1 22 Robertson. Kcrmite A.: 19. 84 Robertson. Robert H.: 142 Robinson. Annette M.: 63. 1 17. 1 18, I 25 Robinson. Babette D.: 63. 140. 131. 1 25. 129 Robinson, Bryant K.: h 4. 19 Robinson. Carl M. Robinson, K. Brandon: 64, 13d. 1 35, 131 Robinson. Jeffrey S.: 64. 117. 143, 138 Robinson, johnna W.: 84. 70, 19. 1 17 Robinson. Wanda R : 84. I 13.90. 131 Rockwell. Beth I..: 8-1. 19 Rogers. Anita A : 84. 19 Rogers. I, chert li.: 8-1. 19 Rogers. Lionel: 64.9. 109 Romani hock. Mr. Theodore F. : 4 1 Romesburg, Frank M.: 64. 71 Rose. Rodney: 64 Ross. Billy: 61. 1 18 Rosso. Jon B.: 64. 19. 14.3, 138 Rouse. Rosalind R.. 61. 19. 128 Rouse. Troy A.: 8-1 Ruffin. Classic: 8-1, 120 Ruffin. Darryl W : 61. 140 Ruffin. Frank J.: 84 Ruffin. Michael A : 84. 19 Ruffin. Phyllis W : 84 Rugar. Charlotte C.: 84. 19 Russell. Daphne A 84. 19. 138 Ryan. Tammic 11. SA1T1TY CLUB: 131 Sanders. Michael R.: 84.65 Sanders. Stefan M.: 64. 19 Sando z. Ix-ster J. Saulnicr. Danny H.: 61. 1.34 Saunders. Roosevelt L. St liarl. Charles T SC IF.NC1F. CLUB: 127 Stott. Anthony N. Stott. Donnie: 61, 12 3 Scott. James: 19, 123 Stott. Judith A.: 85 Scott. Kathy Y.: 61. 19. 131, 125 Scott. Linda A.. 85 Scott. Patricia L: 85.86. 19. 134. 135. 140 Scott. Peggy I..: 64. 115. 125 SCRIPT STAFF: 124 Sears, Ms. Dorothy: 1 1 Sears. Ms. Gail: .35 Scchrcst. Ci. Scott: 64 Sech rest. Jeffrey L. Sellers. Cheryl I ' .: 85. 107 Sexton. Joyce A . 85. 19 Seymour. Jerry B.: 85. 122, 19 Sharpe. Carmen: 61. 1 13. 19. 125 Sharpe. Michael S.: 61 Sheffield. Mrs. Rosalie S.: 35 Shelton. Brenda M.: 85. 19 Shelton. Mr. James A.: 41 Shepard. Abe: 61. I 31 Shephard. Debra D.: 85 Sherman. Cathy A.: 85, 19 Shields. Michelle L.: 85. 118 Shipman. Shari R.: 64. 125 Short, Roxie A.: 64 Sicdow. Mrs. Andree: 35 Sicdow. Catherine M.: 85. 1 10, 19 Simmons. Glenn H.:85 Simms. Dena M.: 85 Simpson. Kcithlcy V.: 85, 71 Sims. Jennifer M.: 85. 19. 1.36 Sinclair. Frankie C.: 85 Singleton, Mark L : 85 Smallwood. Mrs. June C. : 42 Smallwood. Kathy L. : 64, 125 Smith. Mrs. Almaida L: .35 Smith. Alphonso M.: 85. 9. 112. 122 Smith. Annette M. 85, 19 Smith. Anthony G.: 85. l Smith. Anthony 1..: 65 Smith. Anthony W.: 65 Smith. Brien O : 65. 109. 112. 1.31 Smith. Chad M.: 85. 1 17 Smith. Charles K.: 85 Smith. Cheryl D.: 65 Smith. Daniel: 85. 1.30. 122 Smith. Debra L. Smith. Diane: 65 Smith. Mrs. Frances T : 12 Smith. Mrs. Helen N.:42 Smith. Kenneth: 85 Smith. Kevin R.: 85. 109 Smith. Laurie Smith. Maria N.: 85. 19 Smith. Patrick D.: 65. 19 Smith. Shirley S. Southall. Ronald L. Spain. Cheryl R.: 9.3. 134. 135 Spain. Kenzo D. Spain. William R. Spears. Betty M.:65, 135 29 GOLD RECORD MAKERS 30 Spears, Charles W 85 Spencer, Krnest U. : 85 Spencer, William R : 85 Spratley. Ronnie D : 85. 19 Spratley. Rosalyn L.: 85, 118 Squires. Christopher: 65. 135 Stafford, Cathryn J : 65.89. 115,3.71. 19. 135. 125 Stainback. Kenneth D : 85 Stallings. Benjamin Z.: 65. 19 Stallings, Denise: 65.91, 118 , 143 Stanley. Candi L.: 85 Stansbury. Debra K.: 65. 19 Starke. James K : 19 Starling. Viron G : 85 Steinscifer. David A : 85 Stevens, Carla M.: 65 Stevens. E. JuAnn: 65. 125. 127 Stevenson, Mr Rudolph: 34 Stewart, Cynthia M.: 65. 114, 118, 120 Stewart. Faith D.: 85 Stewart, Victor R. Stith. Adam: 86 Stith. Alonzo G. Stith. Andra M.: 86. 1 18. 121, 120 Stith. James A.: 86.95. 109. 107. 138 Stith.Janice R 65 Stith, Joseph Stith. Olonzo L. : 19 Stith. Velma: 65. 107 Stith. Yannctte Y.: 87. 67. 19 Stlinski. Charlotte A 65. 1 15 Stokes, Cynthia B.: 87 Stokes, Frances A.: 65. 130 Stone. Rena C.: 65. 19 Storrs. Thomas F : 65, 81, 109, 131 Story. Alfreda P : 87 Stretcher. Felicia V.: 65. 138 Strickland. Mrs. Constance F.: 42 Stuart, Karen STUDKNT COUNCIL: 1.32 Stuiz. Regina M : 87 Stutz. Thomas M,. 87 Suber, Patricia: 65. 125 Sublett, Mrs. Frances B.: 42 Summersill. 1- Charles: 65, 140 Sunkins, Beverly L.: 87 SUPERLATIVES: 94. 95 Survcllo, J. Scott: 65 Swann. Phillip D : 87. 138 Swann, Phyllis: 87 Sydnor, Michel I R : Sykes. Blondcll R.: 87. 19 Sykes. Cynthia G.: 87, 19 Sykora, Vera M 66. 71. 19. 125 Tabb. Jewel D. : 66, 19. 120 Tadlock. Mr. Charles R 42 Tai. Nguyen Talley. Deborah K.: 128 Tandy, Leon S. Tanner, Robert E.: 123,66 Tate. Roy Tatum, Felicia C. Tatum, Robin J.: 66, 140 Taylor, Angela Taylor, Charmane S.: 66. 138, 25 Taylor. James E.: 87 Taylor. Janet: 87. 19 Taylor, Joseph C.: 66 Taylor, Linda C.: 66, 19, 124, 115, 1 19 Taylor. Martha E.. 87, 19 Taylor. Mr. Melvin C.: 42 Taylor, Phyllis D : 66, 1 14. 107 Taylor, Theodore H.: 87. 19, 117, 127, 122 Taylor. Tony J Taylor. Vicky L.. 66. 19. 120. 128 Terry. Amanda L. Thacker. Wanda L.: 66. 19 Thomas, Andrea L.: 87, 19 Thomas, Darlene Y.: 87 Thomas. Debra D.: 66 Thomas. Grover C: 87 Thomas, Henry O.: 86 Thomas, Kenneth L.: 196 Thomas. Pamela A : 66, 19 Thomas, Pamela L.: 87, 19 Thomas, Rose A. Thomas, Sheila: 66 Thomas. Thoedore III Thomas, Vincent C.: 66, 112 Thompson, Andre F.: 87, 19, 120 Thompson, Bobby R 66, 19 Thompson. Denac F. : 87,84, 19 Thompson, Desiree G.: 19, 87, 1 16, 120 Thompson, Donna L.: 66 Thompson. Dorothy E : 130 Thompson, James E. Thompson, Joyce L.: 66. 19 Thompson, Valerie: 87 Thorne, Duane A.: 66, 109 Thome. Terri L.: 66, 1 13 Thorpe. Maria M.: 87 Thrcatt. Antoine C.: 66, 122 Thurman. Cheryl D.: 87 Thurman, Greer D. : 66, 19,94, 135, 128 Tiller. Laurie: 87 Todd. Audrey M.: 87, 1 18, 19 Toombs, Billy G.: 66, 129, 19 Townes. Ms. Graycc M 42 OUR COMMUNITY Townes, Ivy Judy : 87 Townes, Teresa V.: 66 Tran, Vinh: 19 Traylor, Darlene D.: 87. 19 Trotter. Caprice I:.: 66 Tucker, Carl A.: 67, 1-43, 9 Tucker. Caroline: 87 Tucker, Carolyn M.: 87 Tucker, Gary L Tucker, Lin wood G.: 67,90. 109, 120, 107. 131 Tucker. Nannette E.: 87 Tucker. Wayne K Tukicndorf, David: 67. 19, 140, 143 Turbervillc, Sakota Turner. Denise: 67. 120 Turner, Judith L: 86. 120 Turner. Michael W.: 2.67, 19 Turner. Ray C.: 87. 19, MO Turner. Regina A.: 87 Turner. VeraJ.: 87. 137 Tyler, I-eace A.: 87 Tyler. Renee: 19,67. 123, 129 Tyo, Michael R : 87 Underwood. Phyllis M.: 87 U|xlike. Debra K.: 87 Uzzle. Darlene: 88, 19 lizzie. George D.. 78. 129 Vanvalkenburg. Tammy I..: 19 Vassor. Carolyn A : 88. 19 Vaughan. James: 88, 19. 122 Vaughan. Juanita M.: 88 Vaughan, Thomas N. Venable, Berwyn A : 88, 109, 131 Vest. Joanne P. VIC A CLUB: 129 Vinsh. Anna M.: 67. 19. 143 Vinsh. Susan Y.: 88, 19 Wade. Marilyn E.: 67, 90, 134, 135, 1 19. 132, 129 Wade. Patricia A.: 88, 19 Wahnon, Joseph A.: 88. 19 Waiters. s isan D.: 67, 121. 107 Waldron. William G.: 88. 19.97 Walker. Mrs. Carolyn T.:42 Walker. Clyde L: 87 Walker, Deborah D.: 87, 19 Walker. Mrs. Florence T.: 42 Walker. Geraldine I..: 87 Walker, Jackie L: 67, 19. 128 Walker, John: 109, 143 Walker. Mrs. Marian L.: 42 Walker. Rita: 67 Walker. Robert O.: 87 Walker. Sharon C: 67. 19, 1.35, 128 Wallace. Aneta K.: 67. 120 Waller. Anthony L.: 67 Walsted, Michael T.: 87. 19 Walton. Calvin Francis Walton. Laurice Lorenzo: 1 10. 19, 122 Walton, Nina R.: 67. 122 Ward. Roy P.: 87. 107 Warren. Barbara: 67 Warren. Patricia A.: 67. 143 Washington. Florence F.: 19 Washington. Patrick L.: 67, 131 Washington, Randolph D.: 88 Washington, Valletta A Washington. Wayne A.: 67, 131 Watford, Clarence: 67, 131 Watford. Ricky: 87 Watson. Alonzo: 109 Watts. Robin S.: 68. 19. 1 1.3, 125 Weatherington. Angela E. Weaver. Bobby R.: 68 Webster. Mark D : 87, 1.38, 19 Webster. Patricia J.: 68, 53, 60, 76 Wegman. Julia A.: 88 Wegman, Kim M.: 68 Wellington, Carla R .: 88, 71. 90 Wells. Kaihi Wesson. Lanier Wesson, Lavernc D. Wesson. Sonya R. West. Milton E.: 88. 75. 19 West, Robin M.: 68. 19, 133, 118, 120, 95 West. Wanda R.: 68, 19. 135 Westbrook, Mrs. Elizabeth M.. 42 Wheat, Mrs. Arnette L.: 43 Wheeler. Nancy: 68, 19, 1 1 1, 1 17 Wheeler. Thomas L.: 88, 19, 124, 117, 1 10 Whelan. Kevin: 68 Whitaker. Edward Whitaker, Linda R. White. Keith R.: 88, 109. 1 10, 107, 138, 1.31 White. Martha L.: 88 White. Monica E.: 68, 127, 119, 128 White, Pamela D.: 88. 53 White, Ronald K. White, Sherry T.: 68. 1 15, 19, 117, 120.95, 107. 125 Whiten. Tracy R : 68, 135. 8 Whitro. Gregory: 19 Whitman. Penny Y.: 87 Wiggins, Daphne L.: 133, 110, 120, I 18 Wiggins. Flint G.: 68 Wiggins, Mrs. Mary R.: 35 Wiggins, Willie E.: 5 31 GOLD RECORD MAKERS W ' .lki rson. Karen P : 1 W ' ,lk ns. l-lla I. CM. 1 IS. 1 19. 19 Wilk ns. Samira A W ' llk ns. Slu m A s ' Willi ms. Andre C s ' , ir. 19 Willi ms. Angela Will. ms. Bonnie i: M. 19. IIS Will. ms. Bonnie M ss. | |6. 19 . Will. ms. Mr Carl W ' H Will. 111 s. ( ar.ilui I) os. CIM. 120. 1 1 Willi. 111 s. Derek 1 6S. 19 . 125 W.lli ms. Doris A OH Willi. 111 s. | arl Willi. 111 s. I ' anli M Willi. nis. ( hIIh rt S ss. CO Willi. 111 s. Ida C. r.s. I2s Willi. ms. lames A 19 Will., 111 s. Mr lames H W ' llli. ms. Mr Joseph 1. H Willi; ms. |utl A ss W ' llk ms. June L. W ' llk 111 s. Din K ss W ' llk ms. lain R ss W ' llk Ills. Margie ( W ' llk 111 s. Mark w ' lik ms. Man A.: gs. 19 Willi. ms. MuliaelK G9. 19 W ' llk 111 s. Mil had S W ' llk ms. Normal 09 W ' llk Ills, plull.s 1. G9. 19 W ' llk Ills. Reginald M 19. 12s W ' llk 111 s. Steien 1. MO Willi, 111 s. Thomas W ' G9 Willi. ills. Toil! H G9 Willi; Ills. Tyrone: 69. II . MO W ' llk 111 s. W ' dlie: IP Willi.1 111 s. Yolamla I-. ss. 19 W ' llk nison. Andre D IP W ' .ll.s Monna 5 ss Will.) ighhi . Soni|vuig 09. 19 W ' .lso 1 . Angelo T ss W ' .lso 1 . Charles IV ss. 109 . | 10 W ' .lso 1 . Mr David: H W ' iImi 1 . Garry W ' , ss. 109 . 1 10 W ' .Imi 1 . Juanita W ' iImi 1 . Kimberly l ; G9. 7 1 . Ill W ' .Im, 1 . Mrs. Man (, H W ' .Im, 1 . Maurit e A 69. IV 5 W ' .Imi 1 . Moses A W ' iImi 1 . Kik belle D ss. 1 2 7 W ' .Imi 1 . Sherri 1. ss. 19. 121. M2 W ' .Im. 1 . William B lew. Ml W ' .Im. 1 . Yiette S ss W ' mhi sli. Terry 1) 1 20 r W ' .nf.c k|. Helen A l is W ' mfii Id. lames IV W ' mlu Id. Kimberly Y ss Winlit Id. Vim ent A 69.95 W ' nt. Mrs Margaret: H W ' .illr Sharon R ss. 19 W ' mu ik. Karen L: ss. 19 W ' .mhI Cathy R ss W ' .mhI David 1: ss.9l W ' .mkI l-iim.i A kn.iv.iia.uk W ' .mhI Kenneth W ss W ' .mhI Ixsia D ss W ' .mhI Kinky A ss. 19. MO W ' .mhI Tina M ss. 19 W ' .mhI .Gwendolyn W 69. 19. 125 Woftd on. Tyrone: 1 1 1 Work . Prederiik W ' nrlc . ( .ormne W ' .irn 1. Debbie V w. r«r . 1 20. 125 W ' .rrc 1. Terrell A ss. (P W ' ortli mi. Simon A ss W ' run. lasa 1) SS W ' r.i . Van B 69 W ' rt nn Michael A. ss Wrenn TanviM W. 125 W ' l I S II. INC, 1 1 AM: 1 12 Wright. Donald 1 Wrigh . Mrs. (irate 1. H W ' rigli K laikson ss W righ . Thomas H.: 69 Wrixli . Wanda I) ss Wv.itt. Byron D 69 W ' v.itt. Susan A SS. 19 W ' yatt. Mrs. Thelma S : H Wu lie Brenda I- ss. M0 | Wuhe Carl I: (D Wuhe lasa B ss W ' v.lit- Marilyn R.: 1 (5. ss Wu lie Marshall D Wu lie Tyrone R 69. 1 12 W ' vnn. Dt+iera ss Yates. onya 1..: W, 19 YEARBOOK STAIT IH Vc..ttv Debbie I.,: (+). M0 Yl.ltts. Teddy I ( ). 1 M York. Toby Christopher ss Voting Herbert 1. 69. 19 V.iuni: KalvinO 69. IW V ' ' K Ixiicia A Young Nathan Voting Rixlney C 69. 1 (0 ..k Inn n. Susan l : ... ss. 19 . 110 vir .li i. Man A W. 19. 125 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John Batts, Sr. James Everett Graves Mrs. Avonne Scott FrancineG. Thomas William Moddox Betsy Sims Mrs. W. R. Relaford George L. Longsworth Mrs. Edna Lester Miss Daisy Westmoreland Ms. Margaret Witt Miss Debra Updike Mr. Thomas L. Tucker Mr. Robert McKenny Mr. Raymond G. Traylor Mrs. Frances Sublett W. R. H. Gunter Mr. Everrett Wall Mrs. John W. Hoggood Mrs. J. T. Dillard Ms. Marian Spain Ann Riggan Bernice M. Andrews E. C. Beasley Willie J. Brown M. Brown Mrs. Catherine Bannister Mr. Cleveland Johnson Mr. Adolphus Hawkins Linda Ann Absher CSW Mrs. Denise A. Tabon LaraineG. Hembree Mrs. La Verne W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Wyatt Daniel W. Branch, Jr. Ella G . Poole Mrs. Delores W. Washington Sarah Cody C. Barnes Mr. Thomas Harris Roberta Everson Mrs. A. J. Nelson Mrs. W. J. 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Ginny 732-5111 24 Hour BRANCHES Teller Colonial Square Walnut Hill Shopping Center Pia2a Colonial Heights Petersburg Member FDIC FACULTY 34 This nation is obligated to con- tinue and to expand its support of the total educational struc- ture. It must reinforce its com- mitment to the education of its whole population. Our nation must do this in an atmosphere of fairness and justice so that the dreams and the hopes of every man shall be tested by but one criterion - to what extent each person is personally willing to achieve the degree of excellence that is inherent in himself. For if each should do that, he shall be rewarded by his fellows by their recognition of his personal dignity and by his own knowledge of his par- ticipation in the enlargement and enhancement of the lives of others. Students must be posi- tively supported in their desires to achieve the good life and to share the opportunities that should be open to them in the best interest of our society and the future of our nation. G. S. Fauntleroy It is my very special pleasure to express my proud feeling of all our students who are in attendance here at Peabody Junior High School. R. Stephenson Teachers are here to help you And point you in the right way. They tell about things important in life And hope you are here to stay. They tell about math and science, That most of our students don ' t like. But if you want to survive in life , We better learn it right. They tell us about all the rules That we should follow while we ' re in school. They tell us how to control ourselves And how to follow the Golden Rule. They help us to have better manners Each and every day. But if you don ' t go by them, JONES, ALBERT W. Principal You have a price to p They are always sayil To improveJoursel M We often get tiredol But what would viS do If we didn ' t have tek FAUNTLEROY, GERMAINE S. Assistant Principal PEAL. CARL E. Assistant Principal STEPHENSON, RUDOLPH. JR. Assistant Principal BUFFO. SHIRLEY D. Attendance Clerk HARRIS, ROSE S. Secretary LEMONS, DIANNE E. Guidance Secretary MORGAN, FRANCES B. Secretary PETERSON, BLAINE Y. Attendance Secretary WILSON, MARY G. Secretary Mr. A. W. Jones is a true Peabodian. He graduated from Peabody. When he finished college, he came back and has been here ever since. All of his children, who are now going to college, graduated from Peabody. He was a PE teacher for 18 years, a football coach, and an assistant principal. In 1972 he became principal of Peabody Jr. High School. Mr. Jones says the students today are more intelligent than in previous years. The problem is trying to channel their intelligence in the right direction. He has always considered Peabody as one of the best Jr. High Schools in the State of Virginia. I would like to see the day when all of our students would take part in all of the activities of the school and really become true Peabodians. DAVIS, PERCY Vocational Guidance GOODE, CHARLES R. Guidance SEARS, GAIL Guidance SHEFFIELD. ROSALIE Guidance SMITH, ALMAIDA L. Guidance DORSEY, ANTOINETTE C. School Nurse CURRY, FRANCES Aide GALES, MATTIE Aide LINDSEY, ESTER Aide RICHARDSON, GWENDOLYN Aide SIEDOW , ANDREE Aide WIGGINS. MARY R. Aide 35 To many of us it seems the days are passing faster than ever before. We are now at the end of another school year. School, to some, is boredom and drudgery , to others , it is a challenge and an opportunity for learning. But each of us should have a positive goal to achieve , a desire for fulfillment and happiness and a specific , positive purpose each day. With the right spirit, even the unpleasant task has within it some hidden riches which contribute to our fulfillment. I hope you will find this true in your own personal life, too. G. E. Peal I don ' t think I heve ever had a work environment as pleasant as Peabody. I feel good about coming to school , I miss being here during vacations, and I look forward to Mondays, which to all working people, means a great deal. I enjoy my counselees and think this age group is an interesting and fascinating adventure . I guess what I’m really saying is I’m Happy! G. Sears FACULTY 36 FIRST IMPRES- SIONS Being from the country I always viewed Peabody as a Big City” school with all the usual problems of big city schools. ” I have always admired Peabody and I still sometimes marvel at the idea of working here . J. Williams Roaches under the sink. P. Witt Because it was an older school, I thought it left a lot to be desired. However, after 9 months of teaching, I am very impressed with the rapport between students and teachers and faculty and administrators. It seems as though all are concerned with the betterment of school activities and increasing activities that are in the students interests. K . Painter For Teacher Appreciation Day some students did nice things for their homeroom teacher. The SCA gave a party for all faculty members during their planning periods. The teachers enjoyed the mints, peanuts, cakes, punch, cookies and calming background music. Johnna Robinson We gave a surprise party and she was very surprised. She walked around the room and gave everyone a kiss on the cheek. That l surprised us. ALCARAZ, CHRISTINE Mathematics BARBOUR, CAROL Y. Home Economics BARKSDALE, CHARLES R. Social Studies BARNES, ROSE W. Reading BOND, KENNETH E. P.E. and Health BRADLEY, DOUGLAS O. Electronics BROWER. HOSE A C. Band BURCH, JUNE M. Health Occupation BURKHALTER, THOMAS L. P.E. and Health CAIN, MOSES D. Science CALDWELL, JOE R. Attendance Officer CALDWELL, LUBERTA G. Business 37 CARTER, EARL R. Industrial Arts CHAMB ERS, MARY B. Mathematics CHAMBLISS, ERNEST E. Mathematics CLEVELAND, ROBERT H. Social Studies DEATHERAGE, WILLIAM E. Industrial Arts DIRADOUR, MARTIN H. History DUDLEY, RUBY D. Library Secretary ELLIS, ELSIE D. Social Studies ERICKSON, WANDA English EVANS, JUANITA B. English FEATHERINGILL, RON English FEATHERSTON, MILTON E. History FIRST IMPRESSI- ONS When I was an eighth grader, that was quite a few years ago, my first impression was much the same as any other new student . As a teacher, I was impressed by so many people , whom I had known for a long time . P. Davis I loved it. The principal, Mr. Rainey, was progressive and the students were a challenge for me . I also found the teachers to be very friendly. C. Alcaraz I saw a close intimate family where everybody knew each other. About a dozen teachers and 250 students. M. Hayes After a short time at Peabody, I saw that the students were warm and the faculty were willing to help when they could. T. Burkhalter A lot of buildings and entrances and exits. J. Burch FACULTY STUDENT ATTITUDES Most of the students enter with acceptable attitudes. If there are any changes we, the teachers, are partly responsible. To be more direct, however, the general trend of students ' attitudes is good , but there is always room for improvement. J. Williams The students ' attitudes toward school, teachers, administrators, learning and extra curricular activities are excellent. Many evidences of positive and constructive attitudes far outweigh the punitively negative. P. Davis We have only a few stu dents who are not interested in obtaining an education. The overall attitudes of the students are good . R. Stephenson Most of the students at Peabody are happy, loving, respecting, striving young people . A few (too many however) are unhappy and confused youths who find it difficult to love and respect themselves and others. M. S. Hayes The students as a body are very undisciplined and apathetic. Although in class they are generally average in attitudes and behavior when they are grouped in large numbers they must be strictly disciplined. When they aren ' t a small minority begins poor behavior which causes the entire group to become rude. There is a definite lack of appreciation of others . D. Wilson FISHER, MARJORIE L. English FITZGERALD, WANDA F. P.E. and Health FONTANILLA , SERAFIO Special Studies GHOLSON, NANCY Business GILLIAM, MATTHEW S. Science GIST, SADIE B. English GOODMANSEN, MICHAEL S. English GORDON, MORRIS A. Industrial Arts GORDON, SARA R. Business HAIRSTON, RUTH M. English HARRIS, WYNDELL G. History HAYES, BERNICE P. Reading AS LONG AS YOU TREAT ANY HUMAN BEING AS a human being, in all ways, there are no problems. Students are no different. Of course their attitudes about life and their school work generally tend to be a bit shaky, but with a lot of understanding and patience, it can be worked out. Our students must learn the meaning of self pride and individual dignity. J. B. Jones HAYES, GARNETTE J. Citizenship HAYES, MILDRED S. Home-School Coordinator HILL, LINDA English HINTON, LESLIE E. Mathematics HOPSON, BONNIE H. Art HORST, JACQUELINE B. Music HUTCHERSON, HAROLD Science JANUARY, IMOGEN E B. Science JETER, JANICE S. Health JOHNSON, DARL Drafting JOHNSON, FRANCES R. P. E . and Health JONES. JAMES B. Science STUDENT ATTITUDES Typical. Just because this is 1977 doesn’t mean that student interests have changed over the years. The only attitude students have now, that did not exist in the many schools I attended is the desire to hurt one another. It certainly took a great deal more to provoke a fight when I was coming through school. I think fighting has become a form of recreation at Peabody. M. Witt Most of the students with whom I have direct contact are OK. Many are lacking in manners and the social graces in general though I don ' t believe it ' s hopeless. There is a tremendous amount of profanity. G . Longsworth Very difficult to answer. On one hand 1 feel that to be given privileges and grades without the necessary hard work and responsibility on their part. For example: Students WANT a juke box. But when we had one they never followed the rules set up and as a result the lines could not move in the cafeteria and students were constantly late for class. I do believe that students should have privileges like the jukebox, but only if they prove they can handle it. Just giving out privileges without attaching responsibilities spoils the student and does not prepare him for the outside world . (Example: driving license is a privilege but if you don ' t follow traffic rules you can lose it.) C. Alcaraz FACULTY Teachers 40 HOW DO YOU LIKE PEABODY? I love it. I find it very challenging. There ' s never a dull moment, always new ideas coming up to be worked on. Sometimes it is frustrating because there is not enough time to be able to accomplish an idea with the degree of perfection as I would like . There are still many new ideas I ' d like to see carried out. Maybe we can get around to them in the next eight years. C. Alcaraz Like any public institution , Peabody has its faults. Working together, students and teachers can resolve these and still have a good school . R. Hairston All the energy displayed by the students, the wonderful faculty and staff and the progressiveness of the system itself. The people, especially the students, here are beautiful! G. Longsworth I graduated from Peabody when what is called the Williams Annex was Peabody High School so with some pride , I must say Peabody is an endearing institution to me. P. Davis I like Peabody. I like young people and I like being around them. F. Morgan Each and every year that I have been here, 1 find that I like Peabody better than the year before . W. Deatherage Excluding the auditorium , I have no real complaints about the actual physical plant. The faculty is generally personable and friendly. There are a few who are exceptional in their efforts. D. Wilson Teachers at Peabody are really neat. Sometimes harsh, some- times sweet. They always give you work to do, And when your work is done it ' s homework, too. Susan Jones JONES, JOAN B. English JONES, MADELINE R. English JOURNIGAN, JAMES L. P.E. and Health KLEIN, RALPH Science LANDAU, MELISSE Special Studies LONGSWORTH, GEORGE L. English LUNA, EVELYN C. Science MAHONEY. GWENDOLYN Secretary MAJOR, BONNIE M. Business MAASS, JUNE Home Economics MARSHALL, CLEMENTINE Science MATTHEWS, S. LAURETA Science Three married couples are employed by Peabody Jr. High. I Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs. Hayes. What is it like to work at the same school with my spouse? It ' s marvelous! We have great respect for each other as individu- al als - this makes us great friends. Friends always have tidbits of interest to share whenever or wher- ever they meet. Running into each other on the job makes the day more interesting and more enjoya- ble.” Mrs. Lou Caldwell I like it because I love her. We have always enjoyed each other ' s company regardless of where we are. Working together does not alter the fact - it simply highlights it. Joe Caldwell Working at the same school with your spouse is very convenient as well as enjoyable. We can ride to school and back home together. Also , we can spend most of our leisure time with each other because we have the same working hours. It is very easy to talk over ■ MINETREE, JAMES C. Science MOORE, CHARLES L. Industrial Arts MOORE, ELOISE J. Co-Op NEDWARDS, MARY C. Mathematics ODENWELDER, ROBERT W. P.E. and Health PAINTER, KAREN DECA PERKINS, PEARL L. Mathematics PETROSKY, LORETTA P.E. and Health RENNIE, CAROLYN Home Economics ROMANCHOCK, THEODORE F. Industrial Arts SEARS, DOROTHY Home Economics SHELTON, JAMES A. Mathematics the events and problems of the day together and be understood. We teach some of the same stu- dents. They always keep us informed as to what the other is doing. This is often quite comical. Something that can also be amus- ing is when students see us talking at school. They tease us frequently since we are newlyweds. 41 HUSBAND AND WIFE WORK TOGETHER All things considered, we both agree that we like working the same school very much. In fact, if we had not been working in the same school, we may never have met. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I feel there are advantages and dis- advantages to this. The advantages may be centered around economy that thousands of people across the nation are concerned about; and secondly there is actually more time to spend with one another because you can come and go together. On the other hand, sometimes working in the same sit- uation kind of limits conversation because the couple has nothing new to di scuss. Then, too, let’s face it, being human we all tend to have little misunderstandings from time to time and many times just being away from the source of con- fusion tends to ease the tension. G. Hayes It ' s good to have a spouse who assures my prompt arrival at work. B. P. Hayes FACULTY 42 CLUB SPONSORS ART CLUB Ms. B. Hopson Ms. M. Witt ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ms. F. Johnson Mr. C. Williams Ms. L. Petrosky Mr. K. Bond Mr. J. Williams Mr. C. Tadlock BANDS Mr. H. Brower CHEERING SQUAD Ms. A. Wheat Ms. Wanda Fitzgerald CHOIR Ms. J. Horst CHESS CLUB Mr. R. Cleveland III Mr. R. Klein DECA CLUB Ms. K. Painter DEBATE CLUB Ms. Pearl Perkins DRAMATICS CLUB Ms. Jones Mr. D. Wilson Ms. G. Wright Ms. R. Hairston Ms. R. Barnes F.B.L. A. Ms. S. Gordon Ms. N. Gholson Ms. L. Caldwell HISTORY CLUB Ms. W. Harris Ms. E. Ellis Mr. C. Barksdale Mr. J. Ruffa INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Mr. C. Moore Mr. M. Taylor Mr. M. Gordon Mr. D. Bradley Mr. W. Deatherage LATIN CLUB Mrs. June Smallwood LIBRARY ASSISTANTS CLUB Ms. G. Townes MAJORETTES Ms. F. Morgan Ms. L. Hill AND NOW A WORD TO OUR SPONSORS . . . SMALLWOOD, JUNE C. Latin SMITH, FRANCES T. Mathematics SMITH. HELEN N. Science STRICKLAND. CONSTANCE F. English SUBLETT, FRANCES B. Librarian TADLOCK, CHARLES R. P.E. and Health THANKS” TAYLOR, MELVIN C. Metals TOWNES, GRAYCE M. Librarian WALKER, CAROLYN T. Special Studies WALKER, FLORENCE T. Mathematics WALKER. MARIAN L. Science WESTBROOK, ELIZABETH M. Mathematics WILLIAMS, CARL W. Mathematics WILLIAMS, JAMES H. P.E. and Health WILLIAMS, JOSEPH L. Mathematics WILSON, DAVID E. English WITT, MARGARET An WHEAT, ARNETTE P.E. and Health WRIGHT, GRACE L. Reading WYATT, THELMA S. Math and Attendance CATRON, MYRTLE W. English LAWRENCE, RUSSELL Building Supervisor HOLMES, ANDRIA Hall Supervisor BERRY, WARREN Hall Supervisor 43 CLUB SPONSORS MODERN DANCE GROUP Ms. W. Fitzgerald Ms. J. Jeter POLYGON CLUB Ms. E. Westbrook Ms. M. Chambers Ms. F. Smith PEP CLUB Ms. A. Wheat Ms. F. Johnson PROJECTION CLUB Ms. F. Sublet! READING Ms. C. Strickland Ms. B. Hayes Ms. R. Barnes Ms. J. Evans S.C.A. Ms. M. Ned wards Ms. M. Chambers Mr. C. Barksdale SCIENCE CLUB Ms. M. Walker Mr. M. Cain Ms. E. Luna Ms. I. January Mr. J. Mine tree Mr. J. Jones Mrs. H. Smith Mr. Hutcherson SCRIPT Ms. M. Fisher Ms. L. Caldwell Ms. W. Erickson Ms. B. Major V.I.C.A. Ms. E. Moore Mr. W. Deatherage ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Ms. F. Walker Ms. P. Perkins Ms. R. Barnes Mr. H. Brower PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Mr. R. Klein YEARBOOK Mr. M. Goodmansen Ms. N. Gholson Mr. R. Featheringill Ms. G. Fauntleroy FACULTY 44 Abernathy, Kay Adams, Teresa Allen, Deandra Allen, Kevin Allen, Robyn Anderson, Diane Anderson, Iris Anthony, Larry Archer, Monica Archer, Sonja Artis, Doris Avery, Gwendolyn Badzinski, Patricia Baker, Janet Balthrop, Phyllis Balthrop, Princess Banerjee, Ansu Banks, Linda Barbini, Julian Barcliff, Darlean Barlow , Forrest Barnes, Derric Barnes, Jacqulyn Barnes, Linda Barnes, Sammy NINTH GRADE CLASS Peabody is a good school . Peabody is a nice place to be. We see people , we hear people , People, people all around. White people, Black people All kinds of people. So we stay in school eight hours a day. Peabody, Peabody, you ' re OK. Crystal Jefferson 45 I feel like dancing. A common feeling at the Homecoming Dance. m r OIL Barnes, Terry Barnes, Viola Bartee, Julius Baskerville , Karen Bates, Clinton Battle, Miranda Baugh, Vernon Belvin, Steven Berry, Christopher Berry, Tammy Berry, Teresa Best, Edgar Best, Tony Bissette, Wanda Blalock, Teresa Bland, Fenton Bland, Sherry Bland, Teresa Blowe, Dorothy NINTH GRADE 46 STUDENTS DARE TO Bt INDIVIDUAL Peabody is a beautiful old school. It is full of people who think they are cool. In the good old days, Children would obey. When the teachers say to do something now , All they do is frown. Talk about the Golden Rule, Tell me, who are you trying to fool? Winona D. Chamberlain . i Bond , Larry Bonner, Delores Bonner, Jerome Booth , David Boswell, Charlotte Bowling, Jonathan Bradley, Carmalessia Braneh, Antonio Branch, Barrie Branco, Jeffrey Brennan, Timothy Briggs, James Briggs, Raymond Brisendine , John Brooks, Angela Brooks, Linda Brown, Brian Brown, Frank Brown, Fred Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Noel Brown, Pamela Brown, Sheila Brown, Tammy Brown, Tommy 47 Bullock, Barbara Bullock, Crystal Bullock, Michael Burchett, Kenneth Burgess, Nathaniel Burgess, Susan Burrow , Carolyn Butler, Kathy Cade, Anderson Callie, Sandra Campbell, Durelle Caple, Teddy Carnegie, Pamela Carrier, Arthur Cassell, William Cheatham, Valerie Cheek, Jeffrey Cheek, Kenneth Christian, Gwendolyn NINTH GRADE 48 Clanton, Daniel Clanton, Sophia Clark, Sylvia Clark, Wanda Clarke , Glenise Clemons, Deborah Coates, Cassandra Coffrin, Connie Coleman, Leslie Collier, Barbara Collins, Renee Conway, Angelica Cooksey, Arthur Cooper, Derrick Cortez, Daniellia Crabtree, Richard Crawley, Gilbert Crenshaw , Denise Crigger, Kelly When the lights went out, All I was thinking about was to eat. But my teacher told me to wait in my seat. So I started to tap my feet And all my classmates joined the beat. All I was thinking about was bread and meat. So I wrote this poem. Good bread, good meat, good gosh, let ' s eat! Larry McKeever WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT? On February 3, 1977, at 10:55 a.m. , every light in every room of Peabody Jr. High blacked out. The result was confusion, speculation, and excitement. When the lights went out, I thought what if the electricity went out all over the U . S . ? How would people live without it? Our national defense would be limited. Our food could spoil. A lot of us might starve to death. A lot of people will be unemployed. I was walking down a long dark hall , trying to find my way to the bathroom. I didn ' t make it . Carol Daniel 49 David Feild Cummings, Jean Cunningham, Leslie Curry, Christopher Custer, David Dabney, Stephanie Daniel, M. Carol Daniel, Neal Davis, Frankie Davis, Patrick Davis, Regina Davis, Ronald Davis, Sandra Dawson, Paul Dean, Josephine Dean, Melvin Dean, Rayoland DeWitt, Barry Diggs, Kermit Dillon, Karen Dodson, Brodrick Dodson, Paulette Draft, Mary Dresdow, Sherry Drumheller, Timothy Edenstrom , John NINTH GRADE 50 Edmonds, Jayne Edwards, Dallas Edwards, Darryl Edwards, Elizabeth Edwards, Kevin Edwards, Pamela Edwards, Patsy Elkins, Tina Ellis, Chester Ellis, Terry Ellis, Vanessa Ellison, Patrick Elmore, Joseph Emory, Donna Epps, Dorothy Epps, Ettora Epps, Ross Evans, Carillion Everhart, Gregory Faber, Jeffrey Faber, Kent Farley, Teresa Fields, Kevin Fine, James Fisher, James 1 NEVER ENOUGH TIME IN THE HALLSl Don ' t cut class Without a pass Because they ' ll Catch you very fast. Bryant Jones Before the class is over And after the bell has rung, I wonder how I ' ll get to my class Before the next class has begun. Many people are shoving , Some say Oops” or Excuse Me But that doesn ' t help me Get to my next class early. Lisa Relaford 51 Watch out below W’ I „ ' ’1 Mm ■ ft m Wski ft mmma vmi 1 , f 1 ft v .gflpPI 7 Jill IBB Flowers, Linda Fonseca, David Foreman, Vanessa Foster, Rosalind Fowler, Sherrye Fox, Karen Frazier, Eric French, Catherine Fulkerson, Cathy Gates, Rochelle Gay, Michael Gholson, Angela Giesecke, Mark Gilliam, Benjamin Girmus, Albert Glover, Edward Goode, Levi Goode, Tyris Gordon, Belinda NINTH GRADE 52 Grandstaff, Patricia Graves, Brenda Graves, Cynthia Graves, Joseph Graves, William Gray, Pamela Greene, Nadine Griffin, Harold Griffin, Jimmese Gryder, Ray Gurley, Gary Gwaltney, William Hall, Kenneth Hanks, Felecia Hardy, Bridget Hardy, David Harper, Marquis Harper, Ronald Harris, Eric Members of the Concert Band perform in the hall STUDENTS SHARED THEIR LOVE FOR MUSIC On Wednesday, November 24, the choir held a concert. They sang gospel songs and were really good. I liked it when Che valia Pegram and Angelica Conway sang. Pamela White What 1 like about our choir is that we don ' t fuss with one another. I think the Gospel Choir is the best in the school. I know a few people who went to sleep. They didn ' t have to attend. Julie Holmes Patty Webster 53 Harris, Jacqueline Harris, Loretta Harris, Lorraine Harris, Morris Harrison, Cheryl Harrison, Darryl Harrison, Estelle Harrison, Iona Harrison, Patricia Harrison, Veronica Harry, Timothy Harvell, William Harvey, Shelia Haskins, Aaron Hatcher, Keith Hayes, Vicki Heath, Debra Heath, Orlando Heath, Wayne Heberlig, Barbara Henderson, Latetia Herb, Leslie Hicks, Regina Hicks, Warren Hill, Alicia NINTH GRADE EVERY STUDENT WAS A CARD CARRIER 54 Hill , Debra Hill, Jonathan Hill , Judith Hobbs, Timothy Hobson, Yvonne Holmes, Julie Holmes, Sherry Hooper, Sharon Hoosier, Craig Hopson, James Horsley, Allen Houp, Anet Houpe , Christine Howard , Jawea Howard , Jennie Howard , Leslie Hoyle, Denise Hudson, Audrey Hughes, Ivan Hunley, Ricky Ithier, Juan Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Cassandra Jackson, Deloris Jackson , Ernestine When I went to get my ID picture taken I was the only one in there, me and another girl. When I sat in that chair I felt like I was in jail. The woman said to smile, so I did. After I got out of the chair 1 could hardly see. I just about fell down the stairs. I thought that the I.D.s were silly this year. Last year, after the trouble needed them so people couldn ' t get into school who didn ' t belong. They used! check them a lot, but this year I have not used my I.D. to get into any spec activities or anything of that sort. 1 believe that if we are supposed to alw.k have these things on us we should have special activities to show that we do cat- our I.D. Angela Lewellyn Debbie Le j An students enjoyed making Christmas cards. 55 Jackson, Evelyn Jackson, Melvin Jackson, Michael Jackson, Patty JacJtson, Sandra Jackson , Sharon Jackson, Tyrone Jadofsky, Howard James, Michael Jefferson, George Jenkins, CJiristopher Jenkins, Connie Jenkins, Regina Jennings, Wallace Johnson, Bernard Johnson, Donnell Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Juanester Johnson, Lorenzo Johnson, Michael Johnson, Sharon Johnson , Sheila D . NINTH GRADE STUDENTS DISCOVER THEMSELVES 56 Life Is lust a Moment Watching each day go by Living and learning and wondering why. Confusing people, all wanting to try. Let ' s help each other before we all die. This world in which we live is moving fast, Everyone trying not to be last. The story has started and we’re the cast So let it be written with a little jazz. What we get is ours to hold , To treasure and keep with your soul. Enjoy it now, be strong and bold. Because the real story hasn ' t been told. Let ' s finish this with words of advice. Treat those you know extra nice. Never do without thinking twice. Because you will have to pay the price Lionel Rogers Johnson, Shelia G. Johnson, Virginia Jones, Adrian Jones, A. Scott Jones, Annette Jones, Darrell Jones, Gwendolyn Jones, Janice Jones, Karen Jones, Kevin Jones, Patricia Jones, Pearl Jones, Wendy Jordan, Brian Jordan, Roy Jung, Ray Kates, Karen Keifer, Alonzo Kelley, Kenneth Kelley, Michael Kelley, Rose Kemp, Antonio Kershaw, Robin Kohlhepp, Karen Lange, Pamela Sometimes watching is the best way to learn. 57 Lawrence, Debra Lawson, Lauren Lee, Chann Lee, Donna Lee , Joann Lee, Judy Lee, Lorraine Lee , Marsha Levenson, Jeffrey Lewis, Debbie Lewis, Michael Lightfoot, Bernice Lindsey, Phillip Luckett, Rowland Lumblo, Teresa Lundy, James Lyons, James Mabry, A. Laverne Maclin, Vera NINTH GRADE 58 Madden, Michael Mallory, Terri Malone, Charles Malone, Marvinda Mann, Shirley Marek, Keith Marks, Steven Martin, Donny Mason, Alfred Mason, Anthony Mason, Glenn Mason, Lydia Mason, Orakae Massenburg, Douglas Massenburg, Marcellus Massey, Karen Matthews, Harold Maximini, Steve Mayer, Joyce THE FUTURE AT PEABODY? I would change the time we have between classes from five minutes to ten minutes. I would change the way the students act toward the teachers. Winona Chamberlain Patricia Kersey I would change the way we are placed in our classes. I think we should be able to be in the same classes with our friends. Susan Denison All the teachers. lames Mitchell pr A ilk 59 Mayfield , Brian Mayton, Debra Mayton, Michael McConnaughey , Phillippe McCotter, Shannon McCray, Gail McCray, George McIntyre , Phil Mclver, Russell McLaughlin, Sandra McNew, Donald McNew, Lelia McWilliams, Nevin Meachan, loyce Merritt, Allison Mershon, Paul Mertz , Karen Milazzo, Mark Miles, Sharon Miller, Matthew Miller, Samentha Mills, Kelly Milton, Burton Mir.gia , Thomas Mitchell , lames NINTH GRADE YEARBOOK STAFF HAMS IT UP The yearbook assembly was well put together. Most of the students enjoyed it. I think we got the point across them. It was worthwhile doing it. I think the people in the school did not get bored and got their laugh for the year. Patty Webster The yearbook assembly that was put on was a very good idea to encourage the students to buy the 1977 Peabodian. I especially like it because I liked working on the props for a play, but I didn’t have to perform in it. Pete Gwaltney Mitchell, Lisa Mitchell, Valerie Moody, Joann Moody, Romney Moore, Deloris Moore, Wade Morgan, Tanjga Morgan, Wayne Morris, Faron Moss, Shelley Mott, David Mountcastle, Lisa Mueller, Teresa Mulkey, Christine Mulkey, Richard Murphy, Eric Murphy , Juanita Murr, Leonard Nedrick, William Nelson, Kriss Nicholas, Kenneth Nicholas, Pauline Nichols, R. Renee Oliver, Willie Owen , Christopher 61 Owen, Judy Ownes, Carla Ozmar, Brenda Ozmar, Janet Ozmar, Tammy Pace, Robert Paletta, Michelle Parham, Alphonso Parham, Edith Parham , James Parham, Stanley Parker, Mike Parker, Timothy Parker, Wynona Parms, Joanne Parnell , William NINTH GRADE 62 Patterson, Anthony Patterson, Eddie Pegram, Chevolia Pempleston, Melvin Peniston, Denise Penn, Rondell Perkins, Linda Perry , lames Perry , Roger Peters, Barbara Peterson, Dondril Pettaway, Pam Phillips, Ernest Pickard, David Poe, David Poe, Timothy Pope, Jamie Powell , Debbie Powell, Sharon Free Is This Country It ' s good to know that we’re free; You, me and our whole country. Time and again we know it ' s true, This country ' s free for me and you. Free is the word which rings in our ears . Free is the word that brought us through the years. It ' s a word that we will always ring. A word we should always sing. So now it ' s part of our song. It ' s a word that lasts so long. It’s a word that describes our country, For it tells us we will always be free. James Edmonds 63 Powell, Susie Price, Kenneth Pride, Stephanie Pulley, Clarice Pulley, Valerie Pulliam, Glen Raigns, Clifton Ratliff, Pamela Reid, Ann Reid, Bryan Reid, Keith Revish, Stacey Ribbon, Audrey Ribbon, Ricardo Rice, Deborah Rich, Armie Richardson, Cheryle Richardson, James Riddle, Donna Robb, Michael Robbins, Michael Roberts, Jennifer Robertson, Cheryl Robinson, Annette Robinson, Babette NINTH GRADE 64 Robinson, E. Brandon Robinson, Jeffrey Rogers, Lionel Romesburg, Frank Rose, Rodney Boss, Billy Rosso, Jon Rouse, Rosalind Ruffin, Darryl Sanders, Stefan Saulnier, Danny Scott, Donnie Scott, Kathy Scott, Peggy Sechrest, G. Scott Sharpe, Carmen Sharpe, Michael Shepard , Abe Shipman, Shari Short, Roxie Smallwood, Kathy Smith , Anthony L. Snap Crack You know what that means? You should if you ' re cool. It ' s better than pool or school. It ' s a PENCIL FIGHT. Chris Garrett FADS COME AND GO Pencil fighting is the game for me . When you lose you feel silly. But when you win you run and jump, Because you best the pencil That was so ' ' tough . ' ' Michael Davis A pencil is a tool you write with. You can write with a pencil with all your might. But the best thing about a pencil is that you can have a Pencil Fight. Robert Bolden I like to pencil fight at the end of the day. Whenever I lose , I have nothing to say . I always like breaking pencils in school, My teacher says it ' s breaking a rule. Michael Sanders Smith , Anthony W . Smith, Brien Smith, Cheryl Smith, Diane Smith, Patrick Spain, Cheryl Spears, Betty Squires, Chris Stafford, Cathy Stallings, Benjamin Stallings, Denise Stansbury, Debra Stevens, Carla Stevens, E. Ioann Stewart, Cynthia Stith, Janice Stith, Velma Stlinski, Charlotte Stokes, Frances Stone , Rena Storrs, Thomas Stretcher, Felicia Suber, Patricia Summersill, L. Charles Survello, J. Scott NINTH GRADE 66 WHEN SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS I feel - kindagood, kinda tired , and kinda bored. That’s how I feel after the first day in the second semester. Sherri Bailey I feel terrible because one of my new teachers fussed at me early this morning. I wish 1 could get out of her class. Faye Epps I feel happy because that means school is almost out. Terrell Worrell I feel like the year is starting all over again. I mean everything is new. I wanted third lunch because all of my friends have it, but I can ' t change. Michael Adkins Sykora, Vera Tabb, lewel Tanner, Robert Tatum, Robin Taylor, Charmane Taylor, Joseph Taylor, Linda Taylor, Phyllis Taylor, Vicky Thacker, Wanda Thomas, Debra Thomas, Henry Thomas, Pamela A. Thomas, Sheila Thomas, Vincent Thompson, Bobby Thompson, Donna Thompson, Joyce Thorne, Duane Thorne, Terri Threatt , Antoine Thurman, Greer Toombs, Billy Townes, Teresa Trotter, Caprice 67 Tucker, Carl Tucker, Linwood Tukiendorf, David Turner, Denise Turner, Michael tyler, Renee Uzzle, George Vinsh, Anna Wade, Marilyn Waiters, Susan Walker, Jackie Walker, Rita Walker, Sharon Wallace, Aneta Waller, Anthony Walton, Nina Warren, Barbara Warren, Patricia Washington, Patrick Washington, Wayne Watford, Clarence NINTH GRADE 68 Walls, Robin Weaver, Bobby Webster, Pa tty Wegman, Kim West, Robin West, Wanda Wheeler, Nancy Whelan, E. Kevin White, Monica White, Sherry V hiten, Tracy Wiggins, Flint Wilkerson, Karen Wilkins, Ella Williams, Bonnie E. Williams, Carolyn Williams, Derek Williams, Doris Williams, Earl Williams, Ida Williams, Mary NATIONAL TEST TIME I liked watching Test Talk. It showed us how to prepare for the tests. Rose Kelley Test Talk was a good idea, but some ninth graders saw it last year and were bored . W. Pete Gwaltney Standardized tests were given to all students in November and then only to the ninth graders again in Febmary. The tests lasted from 9:00 to 11:00 for three days. If you walked down the hall, it seemed like a ghost town. Some students were nervous others weren ' t. Some questions were a breeze and others were complicated. On the third day, the testing ended. Oh, what a relief! Lisa Relaford 69 Williams, Michael K. Williams, Norma Williams, Phyllis Williams, Thomas Williams, Tony Williams, Tyrone Willoughby, Sompong Wilson, Kimberly Wilson, Maurice Winfield, Vincent Woods, Gwendolyn Worrell, Debbie Wray, Dean Wrenn, Tanya Wright, Thomas Wyatt, Byron Wyche, Carl Wyche, Tyrone Yates, Sonya Yeatts, Debbie Yeans, Teddy Young, Herbert Young, Kalvin Young, Rodney Zvirzdin, Mary NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Sometimes I think of beautiful things: Pretty green mountains or lovely springs, A rose just opening its petals to the sun, A mother and daughter having fun. To go on a picnic on a warm spring day, Or see a little child at play, To climb a mountain big, bold and tall, And not be afraid that you might fall. All these things are beautiful, it ' s true, But keeping them beautiful is up to you. 70 Yvette Elaine Bethea School is a place to have fun and work. Don’t sit there and act like a jerk. You ' ll be proud if you sit and write. All of us want to be happy and bright. So take my advice; do what you ' re told. You may not have a chance to when you ' re old. Johnna Robinson Abraham, John Abraham, Louis Adelstein, Roberta Adkins, Robert Aherron , Kenneth Albanowicz , Adam Aldridge, David Alexander, Alonzo Allen, B. Carlton Allen, Spencer Allen, Teresa Amos, Jewel Anderson, Clinton Archer, Charles Armstrong, Robin Ashby, William Atkins, Glenn Autrey, Denise Bailey, Charles Bailey, Eddie Bailey, Evelyn Bailey, Sherri Baker, William Balthrop, Rose Bal throp, Vincent Barber, Twanda Barksdale , Alphonso Barnes, Federal Bames, Rodrick Baskerville , Carolyn Batts, Cheryl Batts, Tracy Baxter, Robin Beasley, Wilbert Beasley, William Belcher, Kelly A dance contest spiced up the year. 71 Bennett, Mark Berman, Richard Berry, Kenneth Bethea, Yvette Beverly, Melvin Birchett, Romona Bishop, Sylvia Blake, Carol Blowe, Clinsey Bolden, Gerald Bolden, Robert Bonner, Tyrone Booker, Darrell Booker, Joey Booth, Daniel Bowen, Reginald Bradley, Belinda Bradley, E. Louis Bragg, William Brayton, Kerry Breazell, Peter Brent, Leonard Briggs, Pamela Brown, Adriann Brown, Alicia Brown, Bruce Brown, Janice Brown, La verne EIGHTH GRADE 72 Brown, Letecia Brown, Randy Brown, Tim Bullock, Boris Bul lock, Stephon Burrow, Jessie Burton, Brian Byrd, Anita Byrd, Gregory Byrd, Velma Callis, Bobby Campbell , Casares Campbell, Cynthia Carmichael, Alan Carter, Gloria Carter, Michelle Cary, Ivory Chamberlain, Winona Chambers, Aaron Chambliss, Melanie Chandler, George Chappell, Glenn Chatman, Yvette Childress, Grace Clanton, Gwendolyn Clanton, Jacquelyn Clanton, John Clanton, Keith Clanton, Toni Clanton, Tracey You should see the other FOOTBALL IS OUR GAME The big night was here. The night of the Peabody Lions ' Homecoming game. We started by warming up with exercises. The Ref called for the captains. We knew the game must start at 7:30, well it started. The first half was a nice hard game. But the second half was hard for the ball players. Dinwiddie was ahead by a couple of points. With only 1:53 left, we scored. We had won 14 to 12. We were the champs! Mark Peterson 73 Clark, Gloria Clark, Patricia Clarke, Michael Clover, Shevonne Coble, Jerry Coghill, Sherri Coleman, Kim Coleman, Kirk Colwell, Lisa Combe, Mable Cook, Christopher Cooper, Dwayne Cooper, Tammy Cotyk, Richard Cox, Edward Craft, Carol Crosby, Terence Cummings, Kathy Curling, Jeffrey Curry, James Curry , Robert Dabney, Sidney Dabney, William Dance , Lory Daniels, Brian Daniels, James Daniels, Keith Davis, Bruce Davis, Danette Davis, Doris Davis, Evelyn Davis, Michael L. Davis, Michael W. Davis, Paula Dawson, Barbara Dawson, Sandra EIGHTH GRADE THE ONE AND ONLY 74 The Pep Rally was a very important day for the guys and me, because when we had that Pep Rally we really felt that everyone in the school was behind the football team and that made it really easy for us and we felt good inside all that day. Michael Bullock 1 went to the Pep Rally, and I was scared at first ' cause I did not know what to do , until I found my friends. We had a ball; the band was really good. Connie McNew The Pep Rally was Okay, the mascot was really cute. I really liked not having to go to class something to look forward to. John Moore The eighth and ninth grade girls had to cheer against each other. The band started playing while the girls were still doing their thing, and everybody was getting off out there . A Fan Dean, Larry DeCristoford , Douglas DeLoatche, Julianne Denison, Susan DeVontenno, Michael Diggs, Rosalyn Dillard, Gail Dixon, Ernest Doughty, James Doughty , Marshall Downes, Linda Downey, Donna Drake, Douglas Duncan, Daphne Dunston, Gary Dunston, Sheila Edmonds, James Edmonds, Michael Edmonds, Patricia Edmonds, Rose Elmore, Mary Emory, Freddie Epps, Alphonso Epps, Faye Evans, Anthony Evans, Carla Evans, De wayne Evans, Eric Evans, Lisa Eversole, Tammy Faulkner, Bruce Feild, David Fells, Boyette Fields, Edwin Fields, Sharon Fine, Melvin The Pep Rally was a new experience . 75 Floyd, Bruce Fonesca, Walter Ford, June Foreman, Darryl Foutz, Juilanne Foy, Victor Freeman, Letitia Fulkerson, Tammy Gaither, Anthony Garrett , Christopher Garrison, Leesa Gecsey, Randall Gee, Althea Gee, Elaine George, Tammy Gibbs, Edward Giffard, Mark Gilbert, Juan Gilbert, Sandra Giles, Curtis Girmus, Oliver Goble, Fred Golightly , Renee Goode, Joyce Grandstaff , Charlene Grant, Renee Graves, Darryl Graves , Kimberly Graves, Lisa Graves, Walter Gray, James Green, Keith EIGHTH GRADE LET’S HAVE MORE The pep rally was alright because 1 participated. Most of the girls say that I shouldn ' t have been cheering with the football players, but they were making the most noise . That is what a Pep Rally is for, isn ' t it? I don ' t feel that I was being grown or frisky, I was being me and having fun! Pep Rallies are certainly a waste of time. When you go you can ' t see anything anyway. The teachers watch you like a hawk . They make sure you don ' t do anything wrong. Some people just cause trouble. I don ' t think there has been any trouble with these Pep Rallies, but there probably will . 76 Greene, Patricia Greene, Terry Griffin, Charlotte Griffin, Patricia Gurley, Cynthia Hale, Deanna Hall, Kay Hamlin, Preston Hanks, Yvette Hansard , Gary Hansard, Paula Hardman, Faye Nadine Jackson Patty Webster Pep Rallies are a ball of confusion but it gives us a chance to hear our band and see our football players. I think they are great but someone must think not, because we have had only one. Petersburg High School has one every Friday . I think the 9th graders are mature and know how to act, if only someone would give us a chance. Debbie Lewis Harley, Gary Harmon, Carolyn Harmon, David Harper, Bernard Harper, Felicia Harper, Michael Harris, Carnethie Harris, Carol Harris, James Harris, Vanessa Harris, Wenonah Harvell, Bobby Harvell, Martha Harvell, Victor Harwell, K. Hurshell Haskins, Carroll Hawk, Stephen Hawkins, Robert Hayes, Margaret Hazel , Jonathan Hecker, Mary Hedges, Rosalyn Heemer, Janet Henderson, J. Renee Hendricks , Katrina 77 Henshaw, Teresa Henshaw, Wanda Hepburn, Melvin Herb, Michael Herron, Terri Hester, Aretha Hester, Charles Hill, Carl Hill, Veronica Hill, Vivian Hill, Wilson Hines, Brenda Hines, Donette Hines, Wayne Hinman, Joyce Hinton, Mark Hinton, Velma Hoak, Deborah Hobbs, Lisa Hobson, Sonja Hodes , Jacqueline Hoglund, Nancy Holloway, Tammy Hood, Regina Hooper, Donna Hoosier, Gary Hopkins, Aminta Hopkins, William Horne, Pamela Houchins, Alicia EIGHTH GRADE LOVE BLOOMS HERE , TOO 78 A Wish For the Future Love is beautiful and full of sweets I wish that it would sweep the streets. Everyday you hear of crimes, Why can ' t love stay all the time? If people would stop and care, There would be loving kindness for all to share. By: Pamela White Of all the girls I ever met, You ' re the one I love the best. I do believe that God above Created you for me to love. I once had a heart so golden blue, But now it ' s gone from me to you. You ' re my love, my only one. If 1 die and go to heaven, I ' ll meet you at the golden stairs. If you ' re not there by judgment day, I’ll know you went the other way. And I ' ll give the angels back their wings, Their golden harps and everything. And just to prove my love to you, I ' ll come to hell to be with you. Chester Ellis Houpe, Katie Howard , Michelle Huddleston , Karyn Jac kson, James Jackson, Michael S. Jackson, Theodore Jackson, Thomas James, Paula January, Kenneth Jefferson, Crystal Jefferson , Michael W. Jefferson, Ronald Jennings , Dreama Jeter, Daphne Johnson, Angela Johnson , Cassandra Johnson, Christa Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Quincey Johnson , Ruth Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Susie Johnson, Tiann Johnson, Valerie Johnston, Susan Jones, Andreas Jones, Angela Jones, Barbara Jones, Bryant Jones, Calvin Jones, Curtis Jones, Cynthia Jones, Earl Jones, Edward 79 Jones, Frederick Jones, George Jones, Gregory Jones, Kevin Jones, Kim Jones, Pamela Jones, Patricia Jones, Paul Jones, Ricky Jones, Rose Jones, Steven Jones, Susan Jones, Velencia Jordan, Darryl Jordan, Sharon Josey, Paul Kaleyta, Jacqueline Kates, Timothy Keller, Cynthia Kelley, Bruce Kelly, Donnie Kelly, Patricia Kerr, James Kersey, Patricia Kershaw, Wayne Kidd, Teresa Kitchen, Randy Kizzie, David Lacourse , James Lacourse, John EIGHTH GRADE 80 Laine, James Lamb, Carlos Lange, Victoria Lanier, Valerie Larnes, David Latham, James Lawrence, Jewel Lawson, Charles Lee, Calvin Lee , John Lewellyn, Angela Lewis, Chanel Lewis, Delphene Lewis, Linda Lewis, Lisa R. Lewis, M. Lisa Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Paula Lewis, Ricky Lewis, Yolandera Lewis, Yvette Lewis, Yvonne Light, Margaret Lightfoot, Bernard Lofton, Roderick Love, Beverly Luckett, Major Lundy, Pamela Lyons, Benina Lyons, Joseph Lyons, Keith Lyons, Louise Taking up trays is a drag. They should stop the whole system And make students bring doggy bags. When they have to take up that yucky gook, It might make them stop and look. These guys don ' t want To take up trays all day. So let’s take ours up, And make them happy and gay. Thomas Storrs How much food is eaten each day? In the hamburger line only, 120 pounds of beef patties 500 hamburger buns 150 pounds of french fries 130 pounds of vegetables 81 Lyons, Natalie Mabry, Marsha Malone, Linda Mann, Betty Mann, Kathleen Maple, Orlando Marshall, Clifton Martin, David Martin, Robert Martinez, John Mason, Edward Mason, Gregory Mason, Tony Massenburg, Angela Massenburg, Timothy Matthews, Donna Matthews, Kenneth Matthews, Sonya May, Tina Mayes, Darryl Mayfield, Mary Mayton, Brenda McCain, Howard McConnaughey , Michael McCoy, Linda McDaniel , Brenda McDaniel , Kenneth McDaniel , Wanda McIntyre , Karine McKeever, Larry McKeever , Michaele McKensie , Manuel McLaughlin , William McNair, Aletha McNair, Jeffrey McNeil, John EIGHTH GRADE PUPPY LOVE? Kissing at school is not a rule. But the kids seem to enjoy it quite a bit. In the corners, on the stairs, The kids just do it everywhere. It doesn ' t matter to them if you see, They just say it makes them feel free. So kiss at school if you like. But, to me, it ' s just not right. Daphne Jeter McNew, Connie Miller, James Miller, Linda Miller, Rodney Mills, Eugene Mills, Leatrice Monroe , Claiborne Moore, Ernestine Moore, Henri Moore , Judson Moore, L. Cheryl Moore , Raymonde Moore, Victor Morgan, Grace Morgan, Gregory Morris, Yolanda Morse, Melody Morton, Keith Mountcastle , Michael Moy, Thomas Myrick, Crystal Myrick, Glenda Neely, Beverly Nelson, Samuel Newcomb, David Newton, Gary O ' Neal , Gayle Osborne , David Outlaw, Timothy Pannill, James Parham, Angela Parham, Cynthia Parham , Eva Parker, Teresa Payton, Preston Pegram, C. Vickie V 83 Pegram, Troy Pempleston, Stanley Perkins, Daniel Perry, Keith Perry, Kelvin Perry, Michele Person, Charles Peterson, Mark Peterson, Oreette Pettaway , Amanda Pettaway, Sharon Phelps, Donald Phelps, Karen Pickard, Belinda Pittman, lames Plum, Jackie Poarch, Cynthia Powell, Herbert Powell, James Powell , Mortimer Preleau , Benjamin Prentis, Keith Prior, S. Mark Prosise, Earl Prosise, Marjorie Pulliam, Gwendolyn Pulliam, Rodney Purdie , Sherrie EIGHTH GRADE 84 Ramey, Lisa Rathbone, David Rdewine, Pamela Reed , Rhonda Relaford , Lisa Reynolds, Teresa Richardson, Kim Richardson, Steve Richie, Lorenzo Riffe, Alan Riggins, Donna Riggleman, Mark Robb, Helen Roberts, Tracy Robertson, Erwin Robertson, Kermite Robinson, Bryant Robinson, Johnna Robinson, Wanda Rockwell , Beth Rogers, Anita Rogers, Lebert Rouse , Troy Ruffin, Cassie Ruffin, Frank Ruffin, Michael Ruffin, Phyllis Rugar, Charlotte Russell, Daphne Sanders, Michael TEACHERS SWAP Some teachers shared their tal- ents with new classes in Opera- tion Teach - A - Switch . Mr. Featheringill , an ardent admirer of mythology, was guest speaker in Mrs. Small- wood ' s class. At the same time, Mrs. Smallwood talked about foreign languages to Mr. Featheringill’s class. Mr. Wil- son lectured on the early thea- ter. Mrs. Siedow, a native of France spoke about the kinship of Latin to French and Mrs. Florst was the consultant on early uses of music and musical instruments used by the Romans. 85 Scott, Judith Scott, Linda Scott, Patricia Seller, Cheryl Sexton, Joyce Seymour, Jerry Shelton, Brenda Shephard, Debra Sherman, Cathy Shields, Michelle Siedow , Catherine Simmons, Glenn Simms, Dena Simpson, Keithley Sims, Jennifer Sinclair, Frankie Singleton, Mark Smith, Alphonso Smith, Annette Smith, Anthony G. Smith, Chad Smith, Charles Smith, Daniel Smith, Kenneth Smith, Kevin Smith, Maria Spears, Charles Spencer, Ernest Spencer, William Spratley, Ronnie Spratley, Roslyn Stainback, Kenneth Stanley, Candi Starling, Viron Steinseifer, David Stewert, Faith EIGHTH GRADE IT’S BEEN A GOOD YEAR 86 Smith, Adam Stith, Andia Stith, Alphonso Stith, Olonzo Stith, Yannette Stokes, Cynthia Story, Alfieda Stutz, Regina Stutz, Thomas Sunkins, Beverly Swann, Phillip Swann, Phyllis Sykes, Blondell Sykes, Cynthia Taylor, James Taylor, Janet Taylor, Martha Taylor, Theodore Thomas, Darlene Thomas, Andrea Thomas, Grover Thomas, Pamela Thompson , Andre Thompson, Denae Thompson, Desiree Thompson, Valerie Thorp, Maria Thurman, Cheryl Tiller, Laurie Todd, Audrey Townes, Ivy Traylor, Darlene Tucker, Caroline Tucker, Carolyn Tucker, Nannette Turner, Judith If you consider the good and not the bad , Then think about all the fun you could have had. If you think about all the good at Peabody Jr. High, You would have a picture of heaven in the sky. So go along with me and don ' t deny, That the best school is Peabody Jr. High. Patricia Scott Smoking, smoking it’s not a joke, Smoking, smoking someday you ' ll croak. Cigarette after cigarette, it’s not the best But you want to be cool like all the rest. Alan Carmichael T p 87 Turner, Ray Turner, Regina Turner, Vera Tyler, Leace Tyo, Michael Underwood , Phyllis Updike, Debra Uzzle, Darlene Vassor, Carolyn Waughan, James Vaughan, Juanita Venable, Berwyn Vinsh, Susan Wade, Patricia Wahnon, Joseph Waldron, William Walker, Clyde Walker, Deborah Walker, Geraldine Walker, Robert Walsted, Michael Ward, Roy Washington, Randolph Watford, Ricky Webster, Mark Wegman, Julia Wellington, Carla West, Milton Wheeler, Thomas White, Keith White , Martha White, Pamela Whitman, Penny Wilkins, Sherry Williams, Andre Williams, Bonnie EIGHTH GRADE SO LONG 88 Williams, Gilbert Williams, Judy Williams, Lori R. Williams, Yolanda Willis, Monica Wilson, Angelo Wilson, Charles Wilson, Garry Wilson, Rochelle Wilson, Sherri Wilson, Yvette Winfield , Kimberly Wolfrey, Sharon Womack, Karen Wood, Cathy Wood, David Wood, Felicia Wood, Kenneth Wood , Lesia Wood, Rocky Wood , Tina Worrell, Terrell Wortham, Simon Wran , Lisa Wren, Michael Wright, K. Jack Wright, Wanda Wyatt, Susan Wyche, Brenda Wyche, Lisa Wyche, Marilyn Wynn, Debra York, Christopher Zachman, Susan Mosby , Lisa We Ninth Grade students of Peabody High Would like to say, so long, good-bye. The times we ' ve had these few years Have brought to our faces laughter and tears The years ahead are going to be hard A lot tougher than just a report card . But as long as we keep the memory of you The happy memories will carry us through. The way we ' d laugh and run through the halls And the way we ' d write our names on the walls The things we did weren ' t always right, Like cursing at teachers or starting a fight. But Peabody we really do love you so, And I ' m sorry to say we have to go. Peabody ' s a name we’ll always cherish In hopes that others won ' t let it perish. And as the theme of your yearbook says this year , Peabody ' s brought us a lot of cheer. Through the bumps and stumbles along the way Peabody ... we had some Happy Days. Antonio Kemp HOMECOMING DANCE Crystal Myrick Linwood Tucker Queen Mr. Football SWEETHEART DANCE Queen Stephanie Pride King Douglas Massenburg SCHOOL DANCES BY RESERVED TICKET ONLY After school dances are a special event when the lights are turned down and very well dressed students get it off with their favorite music. A highlight of the evening is the crowning of the queen and king. Cameras are always flashing memories. I liked the Homecoming Dance. I danced nearly every dance because our boys aren ' t shy. They sold sodas, hot dogs, and cookies; I didn ' t buy any because they were priced too high. The one thing that I liked the least: it ended. Julie Holmes ACTIVITIES Roll up your pant legs And put on your bobby socks. Peabody is going back to the 50 ' s, Back to the Sock Hop. Roars of laughter rolled under the auditorium doors as selected” members of the Peabody faculty relived almost forgotten memories of the 50’s. Overaged boys greased their hair and pulled on dirty T -shirts and leather jackets as the girls dolled up in full skirts and oxfords. They performed 19 pop tunes from those Happy Days. Who Wears Short Shorts? The Duke of Earl or The Leader of the Pack? OLD BLACK MONSTERS NEVER DIE, THEY JEST TURN GREY WHY DID THEY DO IT? I enjoy making the students happy and exposing them to the different. J. B. Jones To help raise money for the school. D. Lemons I was drafted; I was literally forced. J. Evans In each different act or song there was a different feeling, mostly happy feelings. I really enjoyed being a part of the show. D. Lemons I wanted to be in an activity with the faculty. J. Williams I think some students may have resented teachers trying to act like teenagers. Perhaps the students could have done a better job, but that wasn ' t the purpose. We really wanted everyone to see the unity in our faculty. This same unity and friend- ship could and should carry over to the student body . P. Witt 93 ACTIVITIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 94 MOST LIKE THE FONZ David Fonseca CLASS LOVERS Linwood Tucker L S Allison Merritt Ivan Hughes L S Terry Ellis Chevolia Pegram Greer Thurman Douglas Massenburg Karen Massey David Mott Linda Perkins Eric Frazier S P I R I T E D T A L E N T E D C L O W N Steve Maximini T A L E N T E D Angelica Conway T A L E N T E D Connie Jenkins C L O W N Kelly Mills NINTH GRADE STUDENTS VOTED AS THE MOST. . . Jeff Levenson David Mott Phillip Lindsey jjt I 4 Teresa Mueller 95 T A L E N T E D A T H L E T I C Charles Summersill f y James Richardson Donna Riddle B E S T L O 0 K 1 N G P O P u L A R P O P u L A R B E S T L O 0 K 1 A S T P H I L R E I T T 1 E C D Sherry White B E S T Kim Wilson L O 0 K 1 N G Vincent Winfield S P I R I T E D ACTIVITIES O 2 CO-EDUCATIONAL PE CLASSES began with mixed emotions this fall. Many varied thoughts crossed the minds of parents, teachers and students alike. The requirement for mixed PE classes came from new Federal laws, but the local schools had to solve the multitude of problems: schedules, physical facilities, course outlines, and new uni- 7 0 forms. This successful change offered students more variety in classes. A CHANCE FOR GROWTH Do you remember when we were out of school some days? Those were profes- sional days. I had fun at home, but half of the time, I was bored. ! told i my mother I ' ll be glad to go back to school. She asked why. I told her I because I was bored and I was used to being in a noisy place. She started laughing . Cynthia Parham Having a professional day is a good idea; the kids have a chance to stay home and do whatever they want to do. Teachers can plan their next day ' s work and get new ideas from other teachers on how to improve or add to their teaching skills. Pete Gwaltney 97 T PROFESSIONAL DAYS AND NIGHTS helped teachers evaluate themselves, exchange points of view, and acquire new skills. Teachers were introduced to the metric system of measurement through small workshops using metric charts , scales, and well-informed instructors . Guest speakers were invited and small problem- solving discussion groups yielded valuable solutions. On other days, the faculty worked hard at solving the routine requirements of their profession. ONE MINUTE OF SILENCE During at least one minute of the day, students and teachers were able to pray or meditate in the public schools. By enactment of the General Assembly of Virginia and adoption by the Petersburg School Board , the right of every individual to the free exercise of religion was guaranteed in school, not as a religious service, but as an opportunity for silent prayer or meditation or a moment of silent reflection on the anticipated activities of the day. The quiet was refreshing. ACTIVITIES PEP RALLY Most students enjoyed the Pep rally and the spirit of the team and the band. Unfortunately, scheduling problems cancelled other planned pep rallies so it proved to be the one and only one for 1977. Students hope the next year will yield more pep rallies. WHAT MAKES US HAPPY? I asked a wise man once How happiness was made. ' ' Happiness comes from these , ' ’ Replied the man to me . Companionship of others, Work to keep us busy , Play to keep us smiling, A little solitude - To help us grow within. And each day - learning more. Catherine Cheney ACTIVITIES FRIENDSHIP . . . MAKES SCHOOL WORTH WHILE It ' s always fun to take classes with your friends. But it is a good learning experience to make new friends in the school. We learn what others like about us and we learn how to be the kind of people others like to be with . 12 R. . .31L. . . 46 R Housekeeping can be a surprise, discovering overdue assignments or a dollar saved from lunch money. Locker clean-up time bubbles with excited talk, rustling papers and the clatter of metal locker doors. Where does all of the clutter come from? ACTIVITIES IS NOTHING STABLE? Old familiar meeting places were left desolate, fences torn down, trees uprooted, the coop hauled off, traffic patterns changed and basketball standards toppled as nearby construction blazed its way around the school. 103 FORGET Forget his name, forget his face Forget his kiss and warm embrace . Forget his love that you once knew . Remember now, there ' s someone new. Forget the love that you once shared. Forget the fact that he once cared. Forget the times you spent together. Remember now, he ' s gone forever. Forget you memorized his walk, Forget you memorized his talk. Forget the things you used to do. Remember now, she loves him, too! Forget him when they play your song. Forget you cared the whole night long. Forget how close you once were, Remember now, he ' s close to her! Forget the thrill when he walked by; Forget the time he made you cry! Forget the way he said your name. Remember things are not the same. Forget the way he held your hand. Forget the sweet things if you can. Forget you said that you could wait, Remember now, his love is hate. Forget the times that went so fast, Forget the times that now have passed . Forget he said, I ' d leave you never! Remember now, he ' s gone FOREVER! Tammy Eversole ACTIVITIES It’s Snowing 104 Books close and doors open as everybody heads for home. The winter of 1976 was the coldest ever in the memories of eyen t oldtimers . School was closed several days , partly because of snow , pan because of extreme cold causing fuel shortages . This was the winter Govern Godwin declared a state of emergency , forcing businesses to operate maximum of forty hours a week and to lay off many workers. This was t winter that made the spring so welcom More teachers should get involved as sponsors in the activities so that more needs of the students can be met. For example, we should be able to offer intramural sports to all Peabodians and self-defense classes for the girls. We should become more civic minded and involved in our organizations . I don ' t care about the club meeting. The people that don’t go just sit in home room for half an hour doing nothing. The teachers want you to do some work but who wants to do work! Richard Coty All of the activities are wholesome, but some consume too much of the classroom time. They tend to interfere with the normal work in the class. I. Jeter GETTING INVOLVED Pretty soon, it should be mandatory for every student to attend . F. Morgon In my opinion club meetings are all right. It gets students involved in the school projects. It keeps some students out of trouble. Club meetings can help schools become more fun and less boring. Kelly Crigger Petersburg Activity Period is the best time of the day at Peabody Jr. High School. Kids run up and down the halls to go to their history, science, Literary, and other various clubs. Some kids say they don’t have time for clubs because they have work to catch up on . Howard McCain When first coming to Peabody I had no idea what clubs I wanted to join. To my surprise one of my teachers from last year had recommended me for the SCRIPT. So I decided I would at least try it. At the first meeting of the SCRIPT, I found a lot of my friends were also in there, and also that the sponsor (Mrs. Fisher) wouldn’t allow any one to join unless they were recommended by another teacher. There were a lot of people showing up wanting to be a member of the SCRIPT, but Mrs. Fisher wouldn ' t let them. Then she told us it was a great honor to be a member of the PEABODY SCRIPT, so I decided to stay and I ' m glad . Yvette Bethea What do you do in Activity Period? Some people go to club meetings and some people just stay in their classes bored to death. Other students tell lies so that they can get out of the class. Well, I can ' t say much because I do it myself. Not all the time. Next time you have Activity Period do like I do and go to the Library. Yvette Chatmon Many students do not stop to think of the benefits they might receive from these activities. S. Gordan HISTORY CLUB 107 OFFICERS: President Sherry White Vice Pres. Allison Merritt Secretary Patricia Jones Treasurer Lament Thomas MIDDLE PICTURE: Velma Stith, Audrey Ribbon, Daphne Duncan, Howard Jadofsky , Levi Goode BOTTOM PICTURE: Phyllis Taylor Daniel Perkins Linwood Tucker Burton Milton Timothy Massenburg NOT SHOWN: Carolyn Burrow, Greg Byrd, Lisa Evans, Roy Ward, Steve Richardson, Susan Waiters, Cheryl Sellers, Keith White, Leon Giles, Fred Jones, Crystal Bullock, Kathy Cum- mings, Peter Breazell, Alphonzo Stith. ORGANIZATIONS 1976 Season 22 Matoaca 6 32 Prince George 0 22 Clover Hill 0 40 Robious 0 26 Colonial Heights 0 28 Matoaca 0 14 Dinwiddie 12 LIONS ROAR FOR SEVEN YEARS After seven straight years as the one and only undefeated team, we are now being called the minor league team for Petersburg High ' s Crimson Wave. Most of the Lion ' s squad is advanced into star players at the high school each year. As long as the Lions keep winning, the Wave does. Head Coach: Rudy Stephenson Assistants: Ken Bond Charles Tadlock Thomas Burkhalter Team Captains: John Edenstrom Linwood Tucker TEAM MEMBERS TOP ROW - 68 Larxy Bond J T Ernest Phillips 24 John Walker 3 Phillip Lee 56 Roy Jordan 55 Mark Peterson 10 Michael Bullock 69 Frank Jordan 76 Eric Murphy 15 Keith White T Charles Wilson 2nd ROW - 73 Berwyn Venable 90 Dallas Edwards 48 Larry Anthony 57 Wayne Morgan 40 James Perry 21 William Baker 45 Victor Harvell 25 Ronald Harper 11 Gary Wilson 22 John McNeil 66 Lamont Hunley 3rd ROW - 82 Bryan Reid 49 Charles Bailey 31 Darryl Harrison 14 Alphonso Watson 58 Kevin Smith 44 Lionel Rogers 34 Kevin Fields 47 William Dabney 70 John Edenstrom 65 Eric Frazier 4th ROW - 64 Linwood Tucker 54 Henri Moore 35 Kevin Young 72 George Jefferson 41 William Wilson 23 James Stith 33 Brian Smith 83 Michael Robb 80 Patrick Davis 60 Ricky Hunley 59 Marcellus Massenburg 84 Thomas Storrs 81 Clarence Parham 12 Jimmy Fisher 1 Duane Thome 30 Wayne Heath ORGANIZATIONS BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW - Joe Favors, Garry Wilson, Keith White, Vincent Winfield, Patrick Davis. MIDDLE ROW - Coach Bond, Alonzo Wat- son, Keith Lyons, Ricky Hunley, Calvin Lee, Casey McNeil, Pat- rick Ellison, Tony Jefferson, Bar- bara Heberlig. BACK ROW - Henri Moore, Eric Murphy, Dwayne Evans, Clarence Jones, Kermit Diggs, Clinsey Blowe, not pic- tured . In early November about sixty boys turned out after school. They were there for only one reason: to be chosen a member of the great Peabody Basketball Team. Only fifteen were selected. The team kept up the school record: Undefeated Four Straight Years. We played eight other teams, three of which were high school junior varsity teams, Surry, Gibbons, and Charles City High Schools. The trips to away games have been just as fun. The guys always seem to be cutting someone down or trying to get in good with one of the cheerleaders. It ' s been a happy year. 1976 Record 69 G ibbons J . V . 35 64 Colonial Heights 24 36 Surry J. V. 23 90 Liberty 34 74 Waverly 33 60 Gibbons J . V . 23 78 Colonial Heights 29 81 Charles City J. V. 19 59 Waverly 28 59 Prince George 12 70 Charles City J . V . 23 59 Liberty 22 56 Prince George 27 GIRLS BASKETBALL We don ' t have a team yet but that doesn ' t stop these athletic girls trom playing their favorite sport. They play for the high school. Tina Wood Nancy Wheeler Teresa Mueller UNDEFEATED FOUR STRAIGHT YEARS ORGANIZATIONS WREST- LING TEAM FRONT ROW - Tim Poe, Darryll Harrison, David Fonseca. BACK ROW - James Richardson, Alphonso Smith, Tyrone Wyche. BASEBALL TEAM Coach - Carl Williams Pitcher - Ricky Hunley Pitcher - Vincent Thomas Catcher - Greg Everhart 2nd Baseman - Doug Massenburg Short Stop - Jeff Levenson 3rd Baseman - Jimmy Fisher Outfielder - Brian Smith Outfielder - Roy Jordan Outfielder - Larry Anthony Outfielder - Dallas Edwards ZJ . M m FLAG GIRLS AND RIFLE GIRLS Being a flag girl is very exciting. I’m a person who likes to travel and meet new faces and places. It ' s hard work, but very fun. I think our best performance was at Virginia State College. And the second most important performance was in the Hopewell Christmas parade. Patricia Ann Jones 113 FLAG GIRLS Mr. Brower sponsors and super- vises the girls assigned to carry the flags. Performances were given in the Christmas Parades in Hopewell and Colonial Heights. They also were invited to Virginia State Col- lege. Iris Anderson Vicky Pegram Karen Phelps Robin Watts Patricia Jones Carmen Sharpe Pamela Edwards Shelly Moss RIFLE GIRLS These girls add a touch of class to our parades as they twirl their bright white and black rifles with fine precision. They have worked long and hard practicing their routines. Sharon Johnson Cynthia Byrd Carolyn Williams Wanda Robinson Belinda Gordon Terry Thorne Norma Williams ORGANIZATIONS 1 14 MAJORETTES Monica Archer Letecia Brown Jimmese Griffin Cynthia Stewart Phyllis Taylor CHEERLEADERS 115 ' he cheerleaders are one of our chool’s most important and ewarding organizations. They ire responsible for the team pint at our games and in our chool. Traveling everywhere vith the football and basketball earns, you can tell that they re always proud to be showing iff our school ' s outstanding ecord in sports. They also help tith the pep rallies and lead he Pep club and crowd in the beers . eing a cheerleader isn ' t all fun nd games, it can be hard work ometimes. To become a heerleader you must be able to o two cheers and jumps and be ery loud and enthusiastic in oing them. Then you have to e able to do a cartwheel, tund-off , split can wheel into split, and then an optional :unt. Even after you make the tuad, there is more work with ractices in the summer and uring the season. You should Iso be an easy person to get long with. Two women who illingly devote their time and xperience in sponsoring this roup are Mrs. Wheat and Ms. itzgerald. They help us cor- ict what is wrong, give us leas for cheers and become lose friends to each of us. he squad captain is Angela holson who is assisted by Ste- hanie Pride. The other girls re Teresa Adams, Teresa srry, Crystal Bullock, Sherry owler, Audrey Hudson, Kelly r hite, Peggy Scott, Cathy tafford, Linda Taylor, Sherry r hite, Lisa Mountcastle and anette Stith. ORGANIZATIONS I have been the captain of the Pep Club for two whole years. I really enjoyed working with the pep club. We had lots of fun cheering at the games and going to other schools. I hope the pep club next year will be just as good as it was this year. I would like to thank Mrs. Johnson for taking the time and patience in working with us. Without her, there would have been no Pep club. Chevolia Pegram PEP CLUB I have been a co-captain for the pep club for two whole years and 1 have really enjoyed being in it because it is fun going places and cheering for the basketball team and the football team. Jackie Brown 6 I really enjoy the Pep Club. We get to go to a lot of places. I have so much fun sometimes that when I get home my voice is gone. To be in the Pep Club you have to have a C average and a few other things. Pamela Lundy 1 like the Pep Club because we have a great time cheering. Some of the cheers are really moving. Gayle O ' Neal The requirements for being in the Pep club is to have spirit and a big mouth . Janice Brown I like the Pep club because I have a lot of fun and get to go to other places and meet new people from other schools. Jewel Amos I have been in the Pep Club one year. We make up some of our cheers and 1 never lost my voice after a game. It was fun while it lasted . Pamela Ratliff I like the Pep club very much because you get fun and a lot of enjoyment out of cheering and acting c-r-a-z-y . Sharon Johnson I like the club because we get to go to other places that some people may never have been before. Michelle McKeever 1 enjoy the Pep Club because I like going to games here at home and away and making noise . Gwen Woods 1 made up the cheer called Tick Tock Goes the Clock. Susan Waiters I ' m crazy about the Pep Club because we go to different schools and cheer with the cheerleaders. It’s fun and you get to get into all the games free. Sharon Powell I enjoy the Pep club because I feel that it is very necessary to support my school ' s team. Marsha Lee I enjoy the pep club very much because we get to go to differ- ent schools and meet different people . Bonnie Williams I enjoy being in the Pep Club because I like to cheer and be proud of my school. I like to get in the games free and be with my friends, when they are yelling. Desiree Thompson I like being in the Pep club even though it was my first year in it. Patricia Jones The reason I like the Pep Club is because it is fun and really a good pleasure to say that you are a member of the Pep club. You have to have spirit and lots of pep.” If you ' ve got that I tliink you are a qualified mem- ber. Stacey Revish CONCERT MARCHING BANDS Time, patience and effort all play a major part in making our band the suc- cess that it is. Whether playing at a football game, at a concert or in a parade, the band, under the direction of Mr. H. Brower, adds life and color to the occasion. The band started during summer school. Members have rehearsed after school from 3:30 until 5:00 pm and some 7:00 am practices were held also. The band consists of about 95 members including the flag ] 1 7 girls, rifle girls and the majorettes. It has performed in half-time shows at Peabody’s games and also at Virginia State College and at Peabody ' s field for a Titians game. In order to achieve its greatest heights, the members of the band must have that most important quality: Teamwork. The band has been an active and cultural addition to our school. Among the band ' s accomplish- ments are performances in city parades. It is noted for its great spirit, origi- nality , and skill . The band is truly the pride of the school . ymm if v • jrfr j 4r ‘ r . TOP ROW - Lorenzo Johnson, Tyrone Williams, Keith Prentis, Michael Larry Bond, David Har- man, Ray Jung, Kevin Edwards. 2nd ROW - Michael Clark, Rodney Pulliam, Crystal Jeffer- son, Dorothy Epps, Tracy Batts, Bridget Hardy. 3rd ROW - Keith Green, Michael Walsted, Theo- dore Taylor, Rosalind Rouse, DeLoris Moore, Juanester Johnson, Karen Baskerville, Lauren Lawson. 4th ROW - David Mott, Annette Robin- son, Cassandra Coates, Nancy Wheeler, Sherry White, Sherrye Fowler, Kimberly Graves, Johnna Robinson, Bernice Lightfoot. 5th ROW - Harold Matthews, Phil McIntyre, Jeffrey Robinson, Thomas Wheeler, Rodney Miller, Andre Wil- liams, Terry Barnes, Howard Jadofsky. 6th ROW - Anderson Cade, Bruce Davis, Kevin Feilds, Phyllis Balthrop, Wade Moore, Alphonso Par- ham, Herbert Powell. BOTTOM ROW - Leslie Howard, Shari Shipman, Willie Williams, Roy Jordan, Chad Smith, Deborah Clemons, Derrick Cooper, Angela Gholson, Ronald Davis. The Peabody Band is really cool And we don ' t mind practicing after school. Even though the music is really tight, We don ' t mind practicing because we want to get it right . There are many opportunities waiting for you . Learn some old things and also some new . We go places, do things, learn new names. Even when we do things , we learn new games . Kevin Edwards ORGANIZATIONS DRAMATICS CLUB SAD FACES: BACK ROW - Patricia Badzinski, Michael Bullock, Noel Brown, Vicki Hayes, Crystal Bullock, Leonard Brent, Natalie Lyons, Don- nette Hines, Gail McCray, Jean Cummings. 2nd ROW - Wanda Thacker, Michele Shields, Teresa Bland, Helen Winfield, Billy Ross, Marilyn Wade, Phillip McIntyre, Lori Dance. FRONT ROW - Audrey Todd, Patri- cia Johnson , Elizabeth Edwards , Cynthia Stewart . HAPPY FACES: BACK ROW - Allison Merritt, Angelica Conway, Chevolia Pegram, Andra Stith, Noel Brown, Benjamin Stallings, Kelly Mills, Eddie Patterson, Felicia Wood, Michael Bullock, Lisa Lewis, Robin West, Glen Pulliam, Annette Robinson, James Richardson, Crystal Bullock. SECOND ROW - James Mitchell, Cynthia Byrd, Kathleen Mann, Rosalind Spratley, Daphne Wiggins, Ella Wilkins, Tracy Clanton, Aaron Graves. FRONT ROW - Karen Dillon, Yvette Bethea, Michael Harper, Denise Stallings, Sherry White, Audrey Hudson, John Abraham. Happy and sad faces, that ' s the dramatics club. During the first semester the club was unable to perform their plays because the sponsor left school, however the sad faces turned happy because two new sponsors stepped in to help, Mrs. M. Jones and Mrs. R. Hairston . BACK ROW - Ella Wilkins, Monica White, Marilyn Wade, Linda Brooks, Marsha Lee, Stacey Revish, Crystal Bullock, Christa Johnson, Lory Dance. 2nd ROW - Pam Carnegie, Stephanie Pride, Linda Taylor, Shelly Moss. FRONT ROW - Paula Lewis, Lisa Evans, Carolyn Williams, Gail McCray, Sharon Powell , Felicia Hanks, Patricia Griffin. MODERN DANCE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ORGANIZATIONS GIRLS CHOIR BACK ROW - Bridget Hardy, Towanna Brinkley, Linda Taylor, Allison Merritt. 2nd ROW - Connie Jenkins, Barbara Heberlig, Carolyn Williams. FRONT ROW - Jean Cummings, Belinda Gordon, Michelle Palletta. GOSPEL CHOIR: FRONT ROW - Shari Shipman, Chevolia Pegram, Susan Waiters, Edward Gibbs, Angelica Conway, Audrey Hudson, Jewel Tabb. 2nd ROW - Jawea Howard, Renee Nichols, Vicki Taylor, Kim Graves, Sherri White, Renee Walton, Aneta Wallace, Terry Winbush, Michael Harper, Monica Archer, Janice Brown, Sonya Matthews, Valerie Lanier, Daphne Wiggins, Robin West. 3rd ROW - Valerie Johnson, Desiree Thompson, Debbie Worrell, Tyris Goode, Teresa Farley, Cheryl Robertson, Crystal Bullock, Kathy Scott, Patricia Jones, Allison Merritt, Rosalyn Hedges, Cynthia Stewart, Julie Holmes, Yvette Bethea, Michelle Carter, Eva Parham, Raymonde Moore. 4th ROW - Sherrye Fowler, Andra Stith, Linwood Tucker, Belinda Gordon, Michael Robb, Michael Johnson. Two of our enthusiastic Gospel Choir members were chosen by Rev. Billy Lee, who heard them sing in the concert, to sing in the well known Petersburg Youth Choir. Angelica Conway declined for personal reasons, Chevolia Pegram, however, sings on as an official member of the choir. PEABODY CHOIRS Peabody is a unique school, it has three choirs: Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, and Gospel Choir. The mixed choir has a combination of soprano, alto, tenor and bass voices. The all girl choir blends only soprano and alto voices. The Gospel Choir is a new group, original, with a sound of its own. It has prospered under the direction and assistance of Mrs. Gibbs, a very generous woman who has devoted much of her time and talent. The Gospel Choir was first organ- MIXED CHOIR FRONT ROW - Raymonde Moore, Crystal Bullock, Mark Giffard, Terry Green, Noel Brown, Durelle Campbell, Jawea Howard, Aneta Wallace, Sonya Matthews, Renee Nichols, Daniellia Cortez, Vicki Taylor. BACK ROW - Susan Waiters, Lisa Relaford, Eva Parham, Valerie Johnson, Chevolia Pegram, Angelica Conway, Michael Robb, Audrey Hudson, Andra Stith, Eric Murphy, James Mitchell, Sherrye Fowler, Lonnie Keifer, Michael Bullock, Brian Brown, Julie Holmes, Wanda Bissette. ORGANIZATIONS PROJECTIONISTS — LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The library and its services are a vital resource to both students and teachers. With hundreds of books, magazines, filmstrips, and numerous pieces of audio-visual equipment, no single individual could fill the many requests each day for help. The assistants and projectionists 122 are well trained to be of service to all who ask for help. STANDING - Ms. Sublett. Sieven Marks, Victor Moore, Alphonso Smith, Vernon Baugh, Antoine Threatt, Erwin Robertson, Marshall Doughty, Bruce Kelly, James Vaughan, Burton Milton, Christopher Berry. 2nd ROW - Phil McIntyre, Roy Jordan, Patrick Davis, Renee Walton, Darryl Harrison, Daniel Clanton, Daniel Smith. FRONT ROW - David Martin, Larry Anthony, Theodore Taylor Jr. , James Richardson, James LaCourse, James Mitchell. STANDING - Mark Gifford, Leonard Murr, Michael Jefferson, Michael Johnson, Oretta Peterson, Jerome Bonner, Donnie Kelly and Ms. Townes. SITTING - Leslie Herb, Tanya Wrenn, Nancy Wheeler, Michael Herb, Lydia Mason, Jerry Seym- our. 123 % ORGANIZATIONS 124 SCRIPT STAFF Editor - Michelle Paletta, Associate Editor - Bernard Harper, Business Managers - Teresa Lumblo, Brian Jordan, Circulation Managers - Gwen- doly Woods, Pamela Carnegie, Sports Editors - Joseph Elmore, George Jefferson, Cartoonist - Julian Barbini, Reporters - Jimmese Griffin, Linda Taylor, Doug Massenburg, Linda Perkins, Michael Harper, Michelle Perry, Danny Booth, Yvette Bethea, Julianne DeLoatche, Thomas Wheeler, Sherri Wilson, Raymonde Moore, Daphne Jeter, Steve Richard- son, Herbert Powel, Janet Heemer, James Laine, Sponsors - M. Fisher, W. Erickson, B. Major, L. Caldwell, LATIN CLUB The Latin club is supportive of the activities in the Latin class . Its purpose is to foster cultural enrichment . The members take several field trips to museums and other cultural exhibits. Marsha Lee Linda Perkins Denise Peniston Phillip Lindsey Judy Lee Jean Cummings Gail McCray Karen Massey Robin Watts Peggy Scott Debbie Worrell Tina Elkins Karen Baskerville Babette Robinson Sharon Johnson Kevin Fields Veronica Harrison Jamie Pope Shari Shipman Adrian Jones Tyris Goode Cynthia Graves Patricia Badzinski Wendy Jones Mary Draft Timothy Brennan Carmen Sharpe Rosalind Foster Michael Jefferson Denny Cortez Harold Matthews Matt Miller Kathy Smallwood Gwen Woods Ansu Banerjee Leslie Herb Pamela Gray Joseph Graves John Brisendine Annette Robinson Grey Everhart Miranda Battle Susie Powell Charmane Taylor Kevin Powell Jewell Tabb Karen Mertz Derek Williams Cathy Stafford Stephanie Pride Gwen Christian Larry Anthony John Hill Sheila Harvey Tanya Wrenn 125 Vera Sykova Michael Robb Debbie Lawrence Teresa Mueller Cynthia Byrd Joyce Meacham Juanita Murphy Lenard Murr Samentha Miller Sherry Holmes Kathy Scott Ricky Hunley Jaqueline Harris Shannon McCotter Leslie Cunningham David Mott Mary Zvirdin Jimmese Griffin Linda Flowers Diane Anderson Jimmy Fisher Linda Taylor Joseph Elmore Patricia Suber Eric Evans Kriss Nelson Sherry White . ORGANIZATIONS SCIENCE DEPT. — SANTA ’S HELPERS 126 I think that this science project shows that Peabody students can do many things together to help people in our city who need and enjoy our thoughtful generosity. It all worked out so well. We should be proud. Tanya Wrenn 1 think the science department did a good thing by doing this project. They helped the children whose parents couldn ' t afford toys for Christmas to still have a nice Christmas. Robyn Allen I think that the science project really showed how much school spirit Peabody has and how working together can help others that are less fortunate. Susie Powell 1 know that the science department did a good thing by doing this project because it really made many kids feel wanted by someone and it also made us feel useful. Vera Sykora The science department caught the spirit of Christmas this year as they collected literally hundreds of used usuable toys M | l and clothing for any family in need of them . Most all students in any of the science classes participated by collecting or | restoring these worthwhile items. There were so many things that several classrooms had to be used to store them all. President - Gwen Avery Vice Pres. - James Richardson Secretary - Sharon Johnson Treasurer - Joan Stevens TOP ROW - Roy Jordan, Joseph Lyons, Theodore Taylor, David Kizzie, Joann Stevens, John Abraham, Monica White. 2nd ROW - Rodrick Barnes, Alan Carmichael, Fred Jones, Sharon Johnson, Gwen Avery, Rochelle Wilson, Timothy Massenburg. FRONT ROW - Bryant Robinson, Steve Rich- ardson, Doris Artis, Tina May, Anita Byrd, Faye Epps, Mr. Minetree. NOT SHOWN - Bre- gory Byrd, James Richardson, Kathy Cummings. ORGANIZATIONS 128 President - Chevolia Pegram Vice Pres. - Marsha Lee Secretary - Clarice Pulley Treasurer - Vicky Taylor Reporter - Pam Edwards Historian - Rosalind Rouse Parliamentarian - Dorothy Blowe 1st ROW - Mrs. Gordon, Clar- ice Pulley, Vicky Taylor, Chevolie Pegram, Dorthy Blowe, Marsha Lee, Mrs. Gholson. 2nd ROW - Jacqueline Barnes, Sharon Hooper, Pam Edwards. 3rd ROW - Deandra Allen, Stacey Revish, Sharon Walker, Jennifer Roberts, Pam Pettaway, Tina Elkins. 4th ROW - Josephine Dean, Donna Lee, Deborah Crawley. 5th ROW - Ida Williams , Ann Reid , Regina Hicks, Linda Whitaker, Greer Thurman, Pam Ratliff. 6th ROW - Tony Best, Reginald Williams, Judith Hill, Debbie Powell, Carmallesia Bradley. 7th ROW - Jackie Walker, Donna Emory, A1 Girmus, Karen Mertz, Karen Fox, Joseph Taylor, Charlotte Bos- well. NOT PICTURED - Debo- rah Talley, Monica White, Cassandra Coates, Karen Jones. FUTURE BUSINESSl READERS OF AMERICA VIC A CLUB Julius Bartee Clintm Bates Edgar Best Camalessia Bradley Fred Brown Tommy Brown Jackie Brown Pamela Brown Brodrick Dodson Deborah Crawley Kevin Edwards Carillon Evans Kevin Fields Benjamin Gilliam Tvris Goode Lorraine Harris Deanna Hale Ronald Hooper Timothy Hobias Wayne Heath Debra Heath Laureen Lawson Micheal Jackson Pearl Jones Teri Mallery Michael Lewis Roland Luckett Stanley Parham Sharon Miles Valerie Mitchell Tim Poe James Parham Anthony Patterson Michael Robbins Glen Pulliam James Richardson Bobby Thompson Barbette Robinson Donnie Scott Theresa Townes Antoine Threatt Billy Tombs George Uzzel Renee Tyler Debbie Updike Ricky Jones Kalvin Young Marilyn Wade Linda Brooks Delano Parham Lisa Wran Renee Collins GUIDANCE AND 130 OFFICE HELPERS These helpers are to orient themselves to various responsibilities of the department. Students participate in general office duties and aid Peabodians in the procedures of the department . GUIDANCE HELPERS: LEFT TO RIGHT - David Custer, Sandra Gilbert, Alecia Brown, Jennifer Roberts, Debbie Yeatts, Rose Kelley, Clarice Pulley, Michael Kelley, Juan Ithier. OFFICE HELPERS: FIRST SEMESTER - Kay Abernathy, Robyn Allen, Angela Brooks , Debra Crawley, Michael Gay, Teresa Mueller, Debbie Powell, Stephanie Pride, Frances Stokes. SECOND SEMESTER - Carolyn Burrow, Michael Gay, Michael Jefferson, Sharon Johnson , Debbie Powell, Audrey Ribbon , Donna Riddle, Daniel Smith, Charles Summersill, Dorothy Thompson, Rodney Young. PRE- VOCA TIONAL CLUB SAFETY CLUB ' Linda Malone Joann Parms ! Sheila Johnson Letitia Freeman Oreete Peterson Clarence Watford Antonio Branch David Custer Evelyn Jackson Robin Kershaw 131 LUNCH MONITORS AND SAFETY MONITORS are selected students who help in the cafeteria and the halls to make sure that things run as smoothly as they should. Chris Jenkins. Willie Oliver, Marcellus Massenburg, Ronald Harper, Kim Jones, David Battle, Abe Sheppard, Mike Bullock, Carillon Evans, Michael Devon- tino, Cynthia Byrd, Shelly Moss, Keith White, Crtis Jones, Brandon Robinson, Wallace Jennings, Tony Mason, Lorenzo Johnson, Berwyn Venable, Bruce Brown, Harold Mathews, James Lyons, Kermit Diggs, William Baker, Henri Moore, Anthony Smith, Donnell Johnson, Leslie Cunningham, Michael Jackson, Michael Kelly, Clinton Bates, Babette Robinson, Kathy Scott, Wayne Scott, Wayne Washington, Fenton Bland, James Briggs, Thomas Storrs, Phil Mclntire, Yolandera Lewis, Lewis Coleman, Wanda Robinson, Joe Favore, Anthony Lyons, Ed. Jones, Patrick Davis, Patrick Washington, Patrick Ellison, Lauren Law- son, Anthony White, James Johnson, Gilbert Crawal, James Briggs, Lynwood Tucker, Larry Anthony, Leslie Conningham, Darrel Harrison, Morris Harris, Adam Stith, Brian Mayfield, Donrel Peterson, Cynthia Graves, Micheal Williams, Dallas Edwards, Jimmy Fisher, Brian Smith, Sheila Johnson, Clarence Parham, Kevin Fields, William Wilson, Earl Williams, Kevin Smith ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL AND SC A AIDES Student council members devote their time each morning to help the school and the community. They help find solutions to problems that arise during the school year. They help with Christmas charities, support club activities and sometimes sponsor dances and plays. 132 The student council aides represent different classes in the school and help to inform the entire student body and teachers about what is happening. SCA: President - Douglass Mas- sengurg, Vice Pres. - Chevolia Pegram, Secretary - Angelica Conway, Asst. Sec. - Jewel Lawrence, Senators - Stephine Pride, Debra Hill, Angela Jones, Linda Downes, Jim- mense Griffin. SCA-AIDES: President - Phillip Lindsey, Vice Pres. - Jewel Tabb, Secretary - Sherrye Fowler, Treasurer - Linda Flowers, Sherry Coghill, Keith Green, Vicki Hayes, James LaCourse, John LaCourse, Paula Lewis, Clarice Pulley, Pamela Redwine, Rosalyn Sprately, Cynthia Stewart, Marilyn Wade, Sherry Wilson. Vhy did you join the debate club ? Most of us like to talk and find out what other people think. You learn different things about other people ' s feelings. 1 wanted to see how much I could learn. Stephanie Pride Robin West Tyris Goode So I could get a better understanding of certain issues and to express myself. Juanita Murphy To understand someone else ' s point of view. I like fussing. Gregory Byrd Carol Craft When you debate you can understand things more clearly than before. Cheryl Robertson DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club is a literary organization which helps members to learn the art of debating issues both postively and negatively. This year they have had several debates on issues such as abortion, black- white relationships, and boys and girls having PE together. 1 33 TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT - Carol Craft, Karen Baskerville, Donna Riggins, Stephanie Pride, Tyris Goode, Susie Johnson, Denise Autrey, Tammy George, Juanita Murphy, Daphne Wiggins, Crystal Myr- ick, Robin West. NOT PICTURED - Kim Graves, Susie Hines, Teresa George . ORGANIZATIONS The production of a yearbook on the junior high level is a great challenge for any staff. The amount of time, coordination and individual effort is enormous. Is it worth the time and money? At the first of the year, the staff must get together and decide upon a theme and make specific plans for the various pages of the book. 134 Pictured below are Ettora Epps, Carolyn Burrow, Sharon Walker, Brandon Robinson, Debbie Lewis, Lelie McNew and Ray Gryder who ponder these problems. Others work out details of art and design, Warren Hicks, Ettora Epps, Jackie Clanton, Cheryl Spain, Crystal Jefferson, Patricia Scott and Mari- lyn Wade. Edgar Best and Ettora Epps look t hrough the needed materials in the kit provided for compiling a yearbook. Many pages of layouts or rough drafts are made in the search for the perfect style and design. Cheryl Robertson, Kay Abernathy and Cassandra Coates, Tammy Ozmar and Kathy Cum- mings work on these designs. Thomas Mingia and Danny Saul- nier and others sort the 1400 indi- vidual pictures of the students, arranging them in alphabetical order and matching names to faces. Karen Massey, the editor. keeps all phases of the work mov-| ing along as it should. Sales pro- motion is necessary. A special I assembly is planned and produced I by the staff; Ettora Epps, Sylvia I Clark, Cindy Keller, Elizabeth I Edwards and Debora Rice recreate I Happy Days. After all the balloons and candy have been thrown to the audience, Thomas Mingia and | Terry Ellis help clean up. f Ji A professional photographer is hired to take the big pictures of the clubs. Mrs. Fauntleroy organized his day and staff members helped him through the school. Barry DeWitt, Greer Thurman, Deborah Rice, Gail McCray, Chris Squires, Cheryl Spain, Letetia Henderson, Marilyn Wyche, Betty Spears, Sharon Walker, Cindy Keller, Cathy Stafford and Sheila Harvey. Money. Got to have money. Patrons were asked to contribute a dollar to the production of the book. Robert Martin asked his teacher, Mr. Longsworth. Once the club pictures come in, people must be identified and articles written. Unfortunately, sometimes important pictures are lost. Bar- bara Heberlig, Valerie Cheatham, Jackie Clanton, Crystal Jefferson, Marilyn Wade, Carolyn Burrow, Brandon Robinson, Cathy Stafford, Patricia Scott, Kelly Crigger, Patty Jackson, Maurice Wilson, Pam Lundy, Eva Parham, Wanda West, Barrie Branch, and Janet Ozmar work and work and wor k. YEARBOOK CLUB 135 ORGANIZATIONS The work just never seems to end. Elizabeth Edwards and Sheila Harvey. Gail McCray, Antonio Kemp and Raymonde Moore hurriedly prepare stories and pictures. Mr. Goodmansen seems to be forever writing hall passes or explaining to teachers why their students missed class. Once in a while, some students take a break. But the deadline pushes closer and Jennifer Sims, Cindy Keller and Sherrie Purdie press on to meet the deadline. Panic strikes and only the most loyal staff members are willing to accept the grueling pressure . Letetia Henderson, Vera Turner, Teddy Yeatts and Charles Spears and several others help in the final moments. Finally the last box is closed and mailed to the publisher. Oh, what a relief it is! As you watch students enjoying the collection of school memories, once again you ask, is it worth the time? Is it worth the money? Was the adventure worthwhile? YEARBOOK CLUB I think of a yearbook as one of the most convenient, practical ways to preserve memories, and a wonderful instrument to aid us in reflecting. How often have I wanted to look back into the yesteryear faces of my Peabody classmates. Unfortunately, during the days of World War II, paper was too costly and publication of a yearbook was against the law. M. S. Hayes 137 Yearbook Specifications Publisher Taylor Publishing Company Photography Rem Pak (portraits and clubs) Michael S. Goodmansen Ron Featheringill Betty Spears Style Layout — .... - Smokestack Method Layout Four Column and Three Column Art Work Endsheets Eddie Bailey Cover, Title Chris Squires Table of Contents Michael Turner Special Art ---Helen Cheney Organizations Ray Gryder Type Style — — — — — Bodini Bold Italic ORGANIZATIONS POLYGON CLUB President - Douglas Drake Secretary - Charmaine Taylor Assistant Sec. - Steven Hawk Treasurer - Harold Matthews The purpose of the club is to pro- mote interest and individual growth in math. The club is serv- ice oriented. They visit Central State Training School and give the children toys, books, and other such things . Jon Rosso, Douglas Drake, Ricky Hunley, Donnie Kelly, Patricia Griffin, Keith Green, Jeff Robin- son, Tommy Jackson, Phillip Swann, Mark Webster, James Jackson, John LaCourse, Daphne Russell, Harold Matthews, Dorthy Epps, Ann Reid, Sheronne Clover, Charmaine Taylor, Judy Lee, James Stith, Keith White, Lamont Hunley, Edward Jones, William Baker, Joyce Hinman, Michelle Carter, Chevolia Pegram, Terence Crosby, Janice Brown, Cynthia Byrd, Felicia Stretcher. ORGANIZATIONS We in the Industrial arts club do many things from woodwork to printing. It just isn ' t a place to go on Tuesday when you don ' t want to go to class. It ' s education as well as fun. So far, in the industrial arts club we have sold chocolate crunch bars, sold hats, bumper stickers and tickets for a skateland activity . Also there were a few members chosen by the industrial arts teachers to represent Peabody and the state of Virginia at the state fair. We displayed silk screening while we were there . OFFICERS: Phil McIntyre - pres., Charles Summersill - 1st v.p., James Vaughn - 2nd vice pres. , J. C. Gray - secretary, Kenny Burchett - trea- surer, Howard McCain - sergeant-at-arms, Wilson Hill - parliamenta- rian, Kenneth Stanback - reporter. MEMBERS: Joyce Mayer, Sharon McCotter, Connie McNew, Denise Hoyle, Jeff Faber, Kent Faber, James Kerr, Jerry Coble, Darryle Harri- son, John Edenstrom, Forrest Barlow, Stephen Marks, Allen Horsley, Christopher Cook, Catherine Siedow, Randy McAra, Douglas DeCristoford , Darryle Mayes, James Pannill, Tyrone Jackson, Sherry Bland, David Osborn, Wade Moore, Mike Herb, Janice Brown, James LaCourse, Eric Harris, James Curry, Martha Daniels, Kathy Fulkerson. Robin Allen, Ray Jung, Alfred Mason, Leesa Garrison, James Briggs, Anthony Mason, David Feild, Andre Thompson, Bryan Ried, Debbie Wor- rell, Angela Lewellyn, Victor Moore, Lisa Caldwell, Ray Turner, Timo- thy Parker, Steve Williams, Robin Tatum, Babette Robinson, Brenda Ozmar, Tyrone Williams, Brenda Wyche, Denise Preston, Leslie Herb, Derrick Cooper, Brenda Shelton, Mike Parker, Rocky Wood, Keith Hatcher, David Tukiendorf, Kelly Mills, Janet Ozmar, Danny Booth, Phillip Lindsey, Susan Zachman, Pam Carnegie, Patricia Scott, Joseph Wahnon, Kenneth Smith, Darryl Ruff in, George Jefferson, Patrick Davis, Timothy Harry. Industrial Arts is really keen And the teachers there help make the scene. They teach you to work with your hands And not to sit idle and flick rubber bands. You go in and make projects galore, And never know what ' s not in store. They teach you to work with various tools , And never break those safety rules. Howard McCain Wrist bands Wood boxes crystal radios jewelry beer can lamps book cases gun racks wooden pendants electronic sets ORGANIZATIONS HAPPY valentimeI DAY PEABODY DISTRIB U SHOP T 142 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CL UB OF AMERICA Special honors go to Janet Ozmar, who won an area Speech contest and to James Mitchell who was the top advertisement salesman for this yearbook . The DECA Chapter owns and operates the Distributive Shop. They sell candy and school supplies, and with the money they earn they buy equipment and displays for the Distributive Shop and classroom. Every member of the Chapter has the opportunity to work behind the counter, selling, stocking, buying, and completing a physical inventory of merchandise as well as operating. A week before Christmas the Chapter members held a cookie sale and before that sold donuts to raise money for a field trip in the spring. They attended a fall Rally in Ludenburg where they participated in the Gong Show. A few people from Peabody did a 50 ' s number. The Chapter officers also went to an Officers Training Conference at Richard Bland College where they talked about their duties as officers. All the DECA Chapter officers in the district attended the meeting. At the conference they saw slides of other conferences and heard speeches by alumni officers. 143 L-R, FRONT ROW - Rayoland Dean, Harold Griffin. 2nd ROW - Jeff Robinson, Elizabeth Edwards, Valerie Mitchell, Adrian Jones, Denise Stallings, Jon Rosso. 3rd ROW - Linda Banks, Dorothy Epps, Patricia Warren, Kimberly Wilson, Eric Frazier, Teresa Adams, Rena Stone. 4th ROW - Faron Morris, John Walker, Cheryl Harrison, George Jefferson, Carl Tucker, Anna Vinsh, David Tukiendorf. 5th ROW - Robert Robertson, Scott Survello, Debra Hill, Frank Romesburg, James Mitchell, Janet Ozmar. Sponsor - Ms. K. Painter. NOT PICTURED - Jeff Levenson, Tammy Ozmar, Steve Maximini, Keith Hatcher. ORGANIZATIONS What will the future bring? Certainly , life will not be all straight and smooth. There will be obstacles in our path. How we accept life ' s challenges will determine if our future will contain Happy Days. THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE RESERVED This is your book. Your name is on the cover. Want to make lasting memories of your own happy days? Take a few moments and preserve your favorite recollections. Write down your thoughts and feelings before they fade forever. Taylor Publishing Company llnsilco
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