Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Donna Yvonne Kafka Scientific Donna . . . this pert lass wants to be an English teacher . . . pet peeve: hoys who are too serious . . . “What in the world?” . . . loves to go to Virginia Beach, work, buy clothes, and have dates . . . happiest moment was the Junior Ring Dance . . . plays by O’Neill rate high. Anne Sherwood Keeler Collegiate Anne . . . “Goodness!” ... a telephone is a must everywhere . . . ambition: to be an airline hostess . . . can do without Mon- day mornings . . . baseball and popular music are favorite . . . happiest event w as passing geom- etry . . . loves to read the news- paper and novels . . . the river holds many summer attractions. Vonda Lee Kennedy B usi n ess E due at io n Vonda . . . likes cooking, driv- ing, football, and mystery stories . . . “Oh, great!” . . . spends summer swimming, boat riding, and fishing . . . embarrassed when a boy came in the girls’ locker room . . . pet peeves are homework and stuck-up people . . . best subject is arithmetic, but certainly not typing . . . wants to be a housewife. James Marvin Kidd, Jr. General Marvin . . . quiet . . . wood- working is this boy’s hobby . . . likes to read about the Civil War . . . thinks graduation will be his happiest event at PHS . . . en- joys loafing in the summer . . . pet peeve: English class . . . Western music is his favorite . . . owns a ’30 Chevrolet . . . thinks baseball is tops. Thomas Pascal Kidd, Jr. Collegiate “Tommy” . . . eats, sleeps, and breathes baseball . . . liked his geography class . . . forever drop- ping his lunch tray in cafeteria . . . enjoys all kinds of music . . . spends his summers playing baseball and sleeping . . . loves afternoons when football practice is called off . . . can’t wait to graduate . . . “Baseball!” Barry Lee Kirkland General Barry . . . “Hi, ya!” . . . algebra and football add an extra boost to his school life . . . loud girls are unbearable . . . would much rather look at pictures than read . . . graduation will be great . . . almost all music pleases him . . . says he hasn’t been embarrassed at PHS yet. Joseph Benjamin Kirkland, Jr. Scientific “Benny” . . . fun to be with . . . likes history . . . ever hear of anyone “preventing” his candi- date? . . . merry laugh . . . can really get around on that track field . . . couldn’t wait to get out of chemistry . . . slow music and novels are favorites . . . likes to beat Hopewell . . . crazy. Barbara Jo Kvasnicka Scientific Barbara Jo ... a pretty lass with a nice smile . . . excels in Eng- lish . . . enjoys reading human interest stories . . . goes for foot- ball . . . future nurse . . . most embarrassed when playing ring- around-the-roses as “Little Lulu” . . . “Yeah!” . . . likes music with a slow beat. twenty-five

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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

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Mary Wilson Land Liberal Arts “Mary Wilson ’ . . . boys who are conceited are not for her . . . would love to work in a foreign embassy . . . our gain from Surry County High School ... is par- tial to English and historical novels ... a sweet, likable per- son . . . avid basketball fan . . . “Beans!” Thomas Felix Lee Scientific “Tommy” . . . this fellow wants to he a pediatrician . . . thinks silly girls are awful . . . collects tropical fish . . . “That’s life!” drives a white ’59 Chevy . . . Latin is for the birds . . . hap- piest at the Ring Dance . . . en- joys reading mystery stories . . . one of the greatest. Charles Leroy Lundie Collegiate Leroy . . . fishing and raising wildlife take up a lot of his sum- mer hours . . . football is tops . . . enjoys reading Civil War journals and hunting and fishing magazines . . . wants to he a lawyer . . . most thrilling event at PHS: becoming a senior . . . his hobbies are hunting and fish- ing . . . drives a ’56 Chevrolet. Read Alexander Lunsford Scientific “Skink” . . . real great guy . . . working on cars rates high with him . . . had a ’40 Ford coupe . . . really enjoyed that party after the Ring Dance . . . good baseball player . . . transfer from Jefferson Senior High School, Roanoke . . . likes girls and jazz . . . ambition: to be a success . . . “Bull!” Linda Jane Leigh Collegiate Linda ... a future school “marm” . . . doesn’t go for homework . . . plays piano and clarinet . . . fol- lower of baseball and football . . . “Jeepers!” . . . Band initiation was horribly embarrassing . . . blues and jazz rate high with this girl . . . best way to spend sum- mer is snoozing in the sun . . . active in the Band. Barbara Jean Lundie Business Education Jean . . . ambition: to be a pri- vate secretary after attending col- lege . . . likes to cook . . . gets a kick out of going to football games . . . “Gol-ly” . . . favor- ite music: popular . . . enjoys reading novels . . . loathes his- tory . . . likes to swim in sum- mer . . . excels in algebra and bookkeeping . . . great person- ality. s Waverly Gene Lunsford General “Whitey” . . . ardent newspaper reader . . . impatient for diploma . . . star in physical education . . . cruises in a ’57 Chevrolet . . . realization of February grad- uation was glorious . . . loves rock ’n roll by “Max” . . . hid his face over first conduct hour . . . “I don’t know!” . . . foot- ball’s terrific. Jean Elizabeth Lynn Scientific Jean . . . quiet bandsman who thinks Peter Gunn is good listen- ing . . . Band rehearsals are fun . . . has a broken down ’50 Dodge . . . likes to loaf and do “exactly as I please” . . . can’t fight peo- ple who are too nice . . . can go on naming “worst” subjects, but likes chemistry . . . “Oh, dem!” twenty -six