Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Robert Kelly Harris General “Bobby” . . . nice guy with a great personality . . . looking forward to college, but will miss PHS . . . abhors being late . . . really digs cars . . . enjoys foot- ball games . . . was embarrassed on first day as a freshman . . . happiest event at PHS: beating Hopewell in ’60. Doris Bruce Harwell Liberal Arts Doris . . . real cute girl with a winning smile and personality . . . looks forward to college days . . . can really make that piano talk . . . accompanying the Band with a piano solo made her so very happy . . . likes swimming, all kinds of music, and French . . . “Fudge!” Norma Isabelle Haupt Business Education Nonna . . . future executive sec- retary . . . studied at Beall High School, Maryland . . . read, swam, loafed on vacation . . . was an embarrassed freshman in the wrong room . . . despises six weeks tests . . . her class ring brought joy . . . “Awwww!” . . . reads novels for pleasure . . . shorthand’s up; math is down. Brenda Marie Hawks Business Education Brenda . . . detests pop quizzes on Monday mornings . . . really goes for all kinds of music . . . “Did ya’?” . . . enjoys swim- ming, boating, and football- watching, that is . . . making the Band was the greatest . . . ini- tiation was embarrassing . . . ambition: to be a secretary . . . Band is the most. Barry Clayton Hoggood General Barry . . . plans to be rich . . . stuck-up girls bother him . . . dur- ing summer, he’s one of “those lifeguards” . . . skin diving really rates with this likable lad . . . . . . English kinda bugs him . . . happiest event in PHS was de- feat of Hopewell in ’60 . . . “You dream!” Amanda Evayne Holloway General Amanda ... a high stepper ’tis she . . . “Oh, no!” . . . digs jazz . . . favorite food: ham- burgers . . . Mrs. Prizer was the greatest . . . frequently seen riding around in a ’56 Chevy . . . plans to get married after grad- uation . . . loves to twirl that baton and do those crazy dance steps. Earl Weston Hawkins General Earl . . . “You mean me?” . . . tall, dark, ’n handsome . . . loves to eat . . . marvelous co-captain of PHS Crimson Wave . . . hates English . . . owns a fire-engine red ’49 Ford . . . ambition: making the “green stuff” . . . likes all kinds of music . . . says he can sit a horse . . . algebra is out with this tall man. Nancy Wynne Holloway Business Education Nancy ... a transfer from Midway . . . enjoys football games im- mensely . . . 1959 Chevrolet con- vertibles are fun . . . “Scrounge!” . . . would like to be a secretary . . . when we beat Hopewell in ’60 was super . . . hates six weeks tests . . . going back and forth to the beach is great . . . sews sometimes . . . personality plus. twenty-three

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Wllmer Percy Goff Scientific Bunky” ... “I pass!” . drives a ’60 Dodge . . . atomic engineering after college for him . . . enjoys basketball and golf . . . loves those “monster-from- the-moon” books . . . likes civics, detests algebra . . . deliriously happy when he passed chemistry . . . real cool cat . . . well-liked by everyone. Ronald Roane Gordon Scientific “Ronnie” . . . hobby is listening to his hi-fi . . . “That’s a good question!” . . . really goes for murder books and trips to the beach . . . happiest when chosen NEDT finalist . . . ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . . pet peeve: too much home work . . . mighty nice boy. Pamela Esther Grandstrom Scientific “Pam” . . • ambition is to be a mad chemist . . . talkative lass . . . her Yankee accent can some- times be a problem . . . loves those basketball games . . . “Mox nichts!” . . . transfer from Draper High School in Schenectady, New York . . . chemistry and novels rank high on this girl’s list . . . personality plus. William Alston Haile Scientific “Bill” . . . nice, intelligent boy . . . likes to read Civil War his- tory . . . his best subject is chemistry . . . hobby is coin col- lecting . . . can be seen in a 1956 Plymouth . . . digs modem jazz . . . “No sweat!” . . . goes for basketball and swimming . . . a future mathematician. Lucy Pryor McIlwaine Hale Liberal Arts Pryor ... Ye Olde Editor . . . this friendly girl wants to be a teacher . . . simply can’t stand chipmunk song . . . “Oh, really!” . . . Lane High School’s loss, our gain . . . Rodgers and Hammer- stein fan . . . drawing, historical novels, and Latin . . . really liked the Ring Dance ... as nice as she can be. Carl Wrenn Haley, Jr. Scientific Carl . . . transfer from Wakefield of Arlington . . . loves to go camping . . . wants to be a cam- per or a millionaire . . . “Swaze!” . . . enjoys football . . . thinks 3rd floor snowballers should be abolished . . . passing chemistry happiest moment in PHS . . . likes all music but jazz. Earle Benson Halloway, Jr. Liberal Arts Earle . . . undetermined as to his future . . . enjoys football . . . spends extra time gardening . . . had great celebration when passed Latin 5 . . . seems to spend summers attending sum- mer school . . . prefers classical music . . . English not high on list of subjects, but civics is . . . enjoys reading any good book. Margaret Eleanor Halloway Collegiate “Peg” . . . ambition: nursing and a B.S degree . . . hates pesky sisters . . . hobbies: collecting jewelry and records ... “I prom- ise!” . . . enjoys classical music and themes from the movies . . . happiest event was receiving her ring . . . crazy over swimming and Virginia Beach in the sum- mer . . . sparkling personality. twenty-two

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Mary Patricia Howerton Scientific “Patsy!” . . . greatest ambition: to go to college and study mathe- matics . . . too much homework is this girl’s pet peeve . . . plays the flute and piccolo as her hobby . . . favorite sport: football . . . goes in for popular music . . . enjoys fiction . . . happiest event at PHS: receiving her ring at the ’60 Ring Dance . . . “Fiddle- sticks!” . . . sweet . . . nice per- sonality. Billie Christine Johnson General Billie . . . enjoys swimming and the music of Jerome Kern . . . aspires to be a DE coordinator . . . happiest during senior year at PHS . . . “Well, now!” . . . likable and friendly . . . summer school and working are included in her summer activities. Peggy Jean Hudson Business Education Peggy . . . transfer from Robert E. Lee High School in Jackson- ville, Florida . . . pet peeve: be- ing teased about her Southern accent . . . this gal would like to be a doctor’s assistant . . . she enjoys history and popular music . . . favorite car: red, ’59 Ford . . . “Behave yourself!” Sarah Louise Hughes Business Education “Lou” . . . sunny smile . . . rock ’n roll rates . . . “Huh!” . . . ambi- tion: to be a housewife . . . happiest event comes June, ’61 . . . likes doing anything in the summer . . . boys who don’t wear pegged pants are for the birds . . . embarrassed when called by her first name . . . cute. Sandra Lea Jamison Liberal Arts Sandra . . . outstanding and bub- bling personality with high prin- ciples . . . has brains and uses them . . . wants to be an ele- mentary teacher . . . dislikes hill- billy music and math . . . likes Spanish, sewing, and football games . . . will never forget Ring Dance . . . winner of Mary T. Perkins Latin Award . . . “Oh, crumb!” Thomas Edward Jordan General “Tom” . . . wants to become an accountant . . . football, swim- ming, and rock ’n roll really rate high with this guy . . . gradua- tion will be his happiest event at PHS . . . likes history, but doesn’t go for English . . . big help on the Projection Crew. Michael Francis Joyce General Michael . . . ambition: to be- come a funeral director . . . slow ambulances peeve him . . . likes weight lifting, good books, and popular music . . . can hardly wait for graduation . . . “OK!” . . . likes biology but could do without English . . . all sports are his favorite . . . 1960 Cad- illac in his “dream car.” Charles Thomas Joyner Scientific Charles . . . spends his spare time reading and listening to jazz records . . . “Vita est” . . . pet peeve: girls who can’t march . . . happiest event in PHS was re- ceiving his letter . . . does well on the track team . . . won first prize in District Science Fair for two years. twenty-four