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UnriiH TP II he highest class of people at Jamestown were the Lords. In times of tribulations and hardships in the colony, they displayed their nobility. They urged every person to do his share in making the settlement a success. The Lords represent us, the Senior Class of 1957. W e are looked upon as the leaders of our school and have done much in setting an example for those who follow us. We have shown them how to participate in activities and how to keep the spirit of Petersburg High School alive. May the Class of 1957 be remembered, and may its standard of leadership be upheld by the senior classes of the future. twelve
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Eloise Allen General A cute redhead who loves being a majorette . . . crazy over dancing and studying psychology . . . hopes to be a model . . . favorite ex- pression: “Charge”. Band, 9, Majorette, 10, 11. Senior Committee From left to right: Francis Fenderson, Nancy Lawrence, Barbara Berkeley, Eleanor Early, Jon Peterson, Miss Gladys Wilkinson, advisor. Frederick Nichols Allen General “Fred” . . . trouble attracts him . . . pet peeve: no car! . . . rock and roll fan . . . wants to graduate . . . girls rate high . . . favorite ex- pression: “All smokes, all smiles, everybody’s happy”. DE Club, 10, 11; Who’s Who, 11. Clifford Barnes, Jr. General “Tommy” . . . outdoor man . . . wants a car, quick . . . pet peeve: girls that get mad over nothing . . . wanting to do something and not be- ing able to do it is worst of all . . . to graduate and be- come a success is his dream . . . “Have you lost your mind?” says Tommy. Band, 9, 10, 11, Student Director, 11. Joan Ann Barlow General Tests could be done away with . . . homework is pet peeve . . . likes to loaf . . . dating a certain somebody is just great . . . wants to be a medical technician . . . favorite expression: “Buddy, buddy”. Commercial Club, 11. Margie Bartzokas Commercial “Jinx” . . . comes to us from Dobbins in Philadelphia . . . sticks her nose up at Eng- lish . . . dancing and swim- ming are favorites of her’s . . . wants to be a nurse . . . “Yes, man”. fourteen
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