Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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History Records Past, Present, Future Howard Cooley cross-examines Abraham Gilliam, a hostile witness in a mock trial. Attempting to meet the demanding challenge of familiarizing students with the principles of human behavior, the history department places greater stress on understanding than on mem- orizing. In addition to History 5, which is a controversial course of current events, History History 6 is being taught. This elective traces the history of the Amer- ican Negro to the present day. Films, overhead projectors, and magazines are also used to promote individual understanding of the world of the past, present, and future. Mrs. F. Coleman Geography Robert Davis Mrs. ). Frederick Leon Hairston Norman Jenkins Roland Lewis Geography History Government History History James Porach Government Robert Powers Mrs. M. Syme Government History Reese Tucker Wayne Wawner Geography History 27

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Nelson Ruffin verifies his government statistics with Mrs. Caldwell. Leon Adkins History Mrs. B. Allen History Mrs. M. Caldwell Government In a simulated United Nations, Shirley Hardy portrays a Russian ambassador.

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Communication Through Art In art class, Joan Hiler puts the finishing touches on her latest creation. Ken Craves Art Herbert Marsh Mrs. L. Musgrove Choral Music Art