Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Activigf Is Keynote For jice Personnel i, if , ll ml fi il I, fF the boat. Not recognizing a single name, Miss Moyer and Miss Slaughter realize that the calling cards of PHS Seniors have been mixed-up with those of another school. Please, Miss Reynolds, sit downg you're rocking w -ri A f A rig ' 1, D. Mary Butler tries to persuade Mrs. Brooks, her typing teacher, that graphic is spelled with two f's . Miss Curlin listens intently while Junior guidance counselor Miss Morgan explains a student's perplexing planning sheet. l6 Between her business education classes, Miss Inge finds one of the few still and quiet moments in a teacher's day.

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To Inventions Of The Future M.- r , N Oh, come on now, you know there's no middle D , sa Mrs. Edwards irritably. After witnessing the first step in dress- making, Brenda Avent thinks it would be easier to buy the dress. A 'fs' ., e .J W 5 . ys gf: WJ Jean Temple says to Mrs. Rennie, Don't you think it would be easier to just sew on a belt rather than bother making a waistband? As Mrs. Musgrove reaches for another flower from Debbie Evans' basket, Mr. Gill ponders the statement Please don't eat the daisies, and agrees. Mr. Stronach strikes a Mitch Miller pose as his band class strikes up for another. i V is

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Math Is The Eternal Puzzler Mr. Sublett draws a dia- gram to explain parallel forces to his confused Physics I class. Ii- 'L Claudia Alperin tries to imitate Mrs. DuPriest's perfection in washing test tubes. Ann Sommervold and Jean Zachman yuk it up as Miss Gwaltney points out Joanne Hartman's mistake of adding 18 and 2 and getting 23 credits for graduation. l7 Miss Ownby is so engrossed in her blood sample that she is totally unaware of the presence of Mr. Thomas and a salesman. A bewildered eighth grader is puzzled at Mrs Gatling's explanation that H20 really is water