Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

!pCTiElSI§MEiS IrillSfa SCKI@®IL There ' s a man at P.H.S. who is known by all. This isn ' t just any man This particular man has had the job of running Petersburg High for the past three years. Every student who has been to this school or is going now would be proud to say he ' s my principal . His voice is the first to be heord over the intercom in the morning and the last to be heard in the evening. He schedules each day for the student body and provides activities to make school interesting. He has a firm sense of discipline, but allows for friendship and time with the students. He is the proud principal of a school that is great academically and athletically. The one and only man who this could be is Mr. Jimmy F. Sublett. Mr. Sublett was born in Thaxton, Virginia, where he attended the schools there before moving to Bedford, Virginia. He graduated from Bedford High School and entered the University of Richmond where he enrolled in ROTC. 1954 was a big year for him. First he graduated from the University with a BA degree in chemistry and biology. Upon gradu- ation he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in ROTC. He en- tered the army in September of that year and served for two years, the majority of which was spent in Korea. He was married in December and ni has two sons, Stepen and Brent. After being discharged from the jjrmy Mr. Sublett taught for one year at E.C. Glass High School. He storted working for Goodyear Tire Rubber Company in June, 1957. In September of 1961 he again entered the teaching profession, but this time at Petersburg High School as a chemistry teacher. He then took a year ' s leave of absence to earn his master ' s degree in Education from the University of Virginia. He returned to Petersburg High where he taught physics for four years. In 1969, Mr. Sublett became assistant principal of PHS for a year followed by a year at Peabody Jr. High where he held the same position. He returned to PHS as Principal in 1971 , Outside of his school work, Mr. Sublett serves on the Deacon Board at Immanuel Baptist Church in Colonial Heights. His prized possession, other than his family, is his boat, in which he goes fishing whenever possible. We, the 1974 members of the Missile Staff, feel that this yearbook should be dedicated to the one person who has strived so hard to please the student body, Mr. Jimmy F. Sublett. iff Hr T ' ’ -stm atgisr- - $ mi m I i,T7 ' r ' 3 ! r i‘e;s,5r;f a A 4 ' Iw-- TflHIIl my® Mr. Sublett heads a staff of 121 teachers. Helping him supervise are the three assistant principals. Specific duties divided among them include discipline and atten- dance of students; textbook rentals; classroom visita- tions; field trip approvals; administrative supervision for classes; instruction and substitutes in subject areas; teacher parking; fire drills; traffic control; and student lockers. Jimmy F. Sublett, Principal Richard Pegram John Curling Franklin Smith ) 1 The administrative aids perform their individual duties in offices scat- tered throughout the school plant. Mr. Caldwell and Mrs. Wilkerson must divide themselves between the PHS ' s. Mr. Kilbourne, Athletic Director, handles all of the intricacies of our extensive athletic program. Everything involved in a single contest from uniforms to field maintenance, from referees to special police must be arranged by him. Mr. Caldwell ' s main concern is truancy. Home visits are a part of his daily schedule. Working closely with him is Mrs. Hollins, Student Services Director. Mr. Whitaker as placement officer provides a future for PHS graduates. Every student has the opportunity for gainful employment through his services. Thursday Friday Mrs. Wilkenson attends her clinic. Robert Kilbourne Harriet Wilkenson, R.N. Joe R. Caldwell Elva M. Hollins Russell E. Whitaker, Jr. Nancy Prichard, Executive Secretary Mabel Thorne, Receptionist Dorothy Miller, Correspondence Secretary Marion Anderson, Attendance officer SiCKiTT- KllllI Qs«a ®[STr aiKnr oan Zaruba, Bookkeeper Doris Gray, Attendance Office Aid Grace Dunford, Substitute Office Aid 13 Mary Bailey C©[yiiKi§is.©®§ [yiQ©i TiiUMirS IT® iKIgQS [F®iry g The guidance counselors help all students to: understand their abilities, interests and special aptitudes; to acquire information about educational and vocational opportunities; to make approp- riate adjustments and wise choices. Counselors reach all students through orientation, information service, placement service and follow-up service. Kathrine Warner Frances Morgan and Georgia West James Aldridge Rose Benitez, Guidance Secretary Canzata Turner William Richardson iffOi di SKlQKl® I® [FsiMCM i§ m g CQ7QKl(§ g f g®aiMCi9 Patricia Wells [L®Cg§ ciM KA,A€C!l®Kl Y ®iQ iSf ' aM®1.9 [La KiiSj Aoa®5«a m® Q§ gf ®KiS fl KlgKgS Barbara Vinson Cindy Nelson Martha Broughton Marguerite de Nahis Clark o o o Mary Best Ann Lyons Ron Feathering! 1 1 Shirley Willcox Elnora Harrison Lessie Clayborne Josephine Frederick Barbara Miller C5J)ISKaC(UIIL5 � (il Gloria Thornton I Kla$ IMiw When school opened this fall, students were given the opportunity to elect their courses in English. The students were offered American Folklore, Mythology, Afro- American Literature, Humanities, Mass Media, Word Power, 20th Cen- tury Authors, Advanced Grammar, Discussions in Writing, and Creative Writing. The required courses include Advanced Communicative Skills, Ameri- can Literature, English Literature or Modern Literature. Elizabeth Hugate Elizabeth Lanier Joan Hall Vera Nelson Marie Maniego Adelia Leath Jean Baggett Cynthia Briley q: wm m «©© m ¥@ 1 ! m um wmi ai I® mm( (p[s®Da. m mm § m wmm ¥©(13 um © m © 38 ( 2 ? If your answer is YES to any of the above questions, then why not drop by the Reading Center, Room 214, better known as the RAP Center, and find out what it ' s all about!! The teachers and aides welcome you and will be glad to explain the program and answer your questions. Beulah Scott Andre Siedow Nadine Payne lODKAKYo o Mm [Pt Cl IT® Q§01 The library has been a growing organization since the beginning. Its purpose is to help students to read worthwhile material; to supplement their school studies with materials other than textbooks; and to use reference books easily and effectively. Geraldine Maclin Bernice Lott Rhea Dodge 18 Q� [y)QK¥ 1 i i ■ I Alan Hoover Wayne Wawner Leon Hairston Roland Lewis Robert Powers Leon Adkins Mildred Caldwell Social Studies, the study of man ' s social relationships in all their variations both past and present, include the subject areas of: geography, government, history, and sociology. Norman Jenkins Stanley Barber Margaret Syme Mary Niebuhr Robert Davis 20 m [Lofi I?K1¥SICA[L SCQglKlC Jerome Batts Grace Norbrey Verena Moore Mildred Du Priest If science is to flourish, the whole community must understand to some degree its aims, its methods, and its consequences. Thus all of us, not only those of us who are scientists or who wish to become scientists, must understand what science is. Janice Gentry Mary Harvey Margarette McLean Isabelle Lane The Home Economics Department strives to shape its students into talented and responsible persons whom we are glad to call the future homemakers in our society. The department offers such classes as sew- ing, cooking, home management, family living, and child growth and development. Treva Gilliatt Lula Martin Katherine Prince, Alva Myrick WCMWAIL li®iCA70©lf!l Vocational education provides numerous experiences and permits the students to explore occupations before making a career choice. If tfie student is to be successful in school, and ultimately in his work, he must have a sense of commitment to both his education and his occupational aspirations. If he is to make sensible commitments, he must first learn about himself and his capabilities, the society he lives in, and the world of work. The experiences gained from, this program have aided in knitting a close unit, developing a sense of responsibility, dedication and a friendly spirit of cooperation and team work. Every year during Vocational Week students make projects which are exhibited at the Mall. Harry Austin Theodore Slater George Aquire Violet Walthall ?s© ' 5 ii©iis Robert Jolly George Umberger Parris Drake Charles Williams Letitia Franklin Gerald Andrews Eldrich Hammond Wallace Evans Charles Williams Ronald Jolly Jesse Williams Charles Harkrader 24 SliflDliOTS M [nl Amos Carter TrgCMK]®i© §Y m [lR ®BTrAMTr ®P [Li ' Vig 25 The Industrial Arts staff at Petersburg High School believes that Indus- trial Arts is a cultural experience dealing with a comprehensive and in depth study of one of the most dominant forces in our contemporary society — Technology. Many of the content items for industrial arts have persisted throughout the history of mankind as a matter of vital impor- tance and primary cultural forces in the evolving societies. Based upon these essential prerequisites Industrial Arts in this plan is perceived as a curriculum area that focuses on those phases of career education which deal with industry — its organization materials, occupa- tions, processes and products. In each class a particular industry is studied such as transportation, wood, aluminum, steel, or plastic to pro- vide as a basis for construction of projects that are developed in the laboratory. In addition, the students established line and staff personnel plans which are implemented to provide a wider interpretation of the or- ganization, procedures, problems, and contributions of industry. This role-playing activity enlarges the realm of student participation in keep - ing with his interests, aspirations and capabilities. It also develops con- cepts related to the organization of industry, productivity, occupational opportunities, automation labor-management relations, financial struc- ture and the changing role of the individual in industry. This program attemp ts to prepare each individual to cope with the requirements of liv- ing in a technological era. Robertnett Hayes Willie Bradley, Jr. Robert Lauck Johnny Bray 26 Mm M [PG S “ = [pKiYSo The Physical Education Department consists of nine teachers. This September the department had its first female student teacher, Miss Andrea Morgan, who is presently studying at Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia. Richard Zaruba Andrea Morgan, Brenda Belfield Jo Ann Kiser Andre Terrangi TTl CIMiSS m TTsiliQ® Carl Peal Gail Sears Ollie Jarvis 28 mm Q§ [pMYSo Qf3§iKicir®s Andre Terrangi, Stella Johnson 29 Ufa I m% The mathematics department offers a variety of courses in the noncol- legiate program as well as the college-bound area. In the business area, the student ends with an up-to-date program in business mathematics with possible electives in the data-processing program of the technical section. A new college bound program was begun two years ago at Peabody High School with a year of general mathematics and Algebra I being the credits. Plane Geometry is begun in the junior year rather than the sophomore year. The first students in this program are taking Plane Geomentry this year, and the entire program will be evaluated at the end of this school year. More students are electing the senior mathematics courses in Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, and Analytic Geometry. One need that should be satisfied for all graduating seniors is a course in Consumer Mathematics. This course is under study by the department as well as one in Probability and Statistics. Burton Alexander Annie Mickens George Walker Katie Whitfield Doris Young Odessa Ridley Ellen Moyer 30 The Business Education Department consists of twelve teachers, all of whom are involved with various phases and activities of the business world. Everything from Computer Science to college bound typing is offered in the curriculum. Students may select one of the four block programs: (1) Stenography, (2) Office Services, (3) Clerk Typist, (4) Data Processing. From any of these blocks, an individual may choose to enter the Cooperative Office Education opportunity. Employability is the ultimate goal of all our students. Complete self-satisfaction is obtained through the training received in this, one of the most important departments, in our high school. 1 . 1 pSiCf • ' 1 1 ’ - 3 I , ■ . ? I ‘ 1 [, 4 ' ' • I Mm At - ' ■ H JoAnne Norman Darlene Blake Lula Lawson Van Caldwell i t®¥ DiitQTrY IS im [y)a.iriR 7g ®f ©isiKiiss lTr®®gKiirs9 31 Mary Hohanness Marolyn Quarles Helen Brooks 32 TTYf ' OKl® C KI ®i IFilKIS Nancy Inge ii i� Jean Holland LaRose Murphy Vivian West ?lKli ©ddd® Patricia Winston The Art Department has a great variety of work and mat- erials. Students have many choices to choose from — painting, drawing, arts and crafts, ceramics and sculpture. Lou Musgrove Ken Graves TTlHId [nloc dS? Over the years, students at PHS have participated in music. Many stu- dents have gone on to major in music and have become successful per- formers, teachers, church musicians and workers in allied fields. William McKinley Ralph Stronach hi mI §k m h 1 , B� i|ffmy j ¥• 3 iass@€iiMD®ifa o o o ;iry©iiiKiii ©©WIBIfOMlIKIT ©IF ? .IKI, Since its beginning in 1 944, the Student Cooperative Association has maintained its purpose of helping govern the school and solving any problems that may arise. Working on a democratic basis, the council is composed of one ref - resentative from each homeroom. These representatives are chosen by the students in the homeroom. The representatives, senators, and officers work together in presenting to the administration their problems and solu- tions. The SCA is under the leadership of Mrs. Elva Hollins. For Christmas the SCA did their part in decorating the school by having a door decora- tion contest. By combining not only intelligence, but also hard work, our SCA re- mains successful in all its endeavors. 37 i 1 1 . ■ .■ 7.- ' i Front Row: A. Goode, E. Jackson, L. Arcuri. Second Row: T. Bolling, N. Simmons, J. Blackwell, C. Parham, S. Goode, C. Poke. Third Row: R, Kuenning, L. Parham, M. Harris, M. Perry. Front Row: K. Richardson, A. Drew, M. Reese, T. Leverson, J. Harris, P. Davis, P. Robinson, F. Hawkins, E. Jackson, D. Wicks, E. Hanford. Second Row: B. Walker, V. Jones, A. Lewis, J. Pegram, J. Jones, D. Dugger, A. Hill, R. Edmonds, P. Shell, K. Madison. Third Row: A. Venable, V. Jones, G. Coleman, A. Venable, G. Stith, S. Taylor, N. Clark, E. Parham, L. Turnamian, C. Jones, N. Williams. Fourth Row: T. Wade, N. Mountcastle, R. White, C. Martin, W. Donell, J. Threatt, T. Giles, B. Randolph, U. Jennings, R. Miller. Fifth Row: C. Dugger, F. Cole, M. Lima, J. Collins, H. Miles, H. Barnes. C. Woods, F. Wilson. Sixth Row: A. Clark, F. Preston, S. Wynn, E. Rainey, J. Bozeman, A. Jones, M. Young, M. Gilliam. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America serve the trade, industrial, technical, and health students of America through development of their citizenship and leadership qualities. VICA has basic goals and programs which consider the unique needs of youth living in an age when skills and motivation are essential to success. The National Program of work is the basis for all VICA activities. The purpose and activities of this special organization relate to a student ' s own career goals and interests. First Row: D. Kelly, G. McNeily, G. Hathaway, C. Sloan, R. Shaw, R. Edmonds, V. Smith, I. Taylor, N. Heath, W. Edmonds, P. Buford, M. Judkins, J. Lee. Second Row: M. Moore, J. Koout, R. Bullock, S. McCloud, G. Wilson, M. Goode, M. Hoosier, P. Sington. Third Row: M. Parker, B. Harrison, M. Dash, S. Goff, A. Ediow, E. Love, L. Smith. Fourth Row: W. Crew, C. Branch, F. Lanier, D. Klimek, R. Jones, J. Cutchin. Fifth Row: D. Patton, C. Natchett, J. Evens, T. Lewis, P. Rice, N. Pratt, S. Blanton, P. Rowe, T. Lundy, B. Stecky, B. Caudle, G. Jones, S. Epps. Sixth Row: G. CaHall, M. Coleman, L. Moody, W. Blalock, J. Jones, R. Lee, J. Brown, M. Chambliss, E. Raines, K. Mason, R. Jackson, H. Johnson, R. Williams, A. Mayes, T. Reekes, T. Lynch. The Distributive Education Clubs of America — otherwise known as DECA — is an organization whose program of lead- ership, personal development and career encouragement is de- signed specifically for students enrolled in Dist ributive Educa- tion. Distributive Education is a program of instruction which teaches marketing, merchandising and management and DECA is an integral part of this program. The P.H.S. Chapter of DECA was one of the first Chapters in Virginia to be chartered, receiving its charter in 1956. Officers: President — Mary Light 1st Vice-President — Karen Tassell 2nd Vice-President — Raymonde Jung Reporter — Ann Hill Asst. Reporter — Sandra Pilman Secretary — Claire Davis Chaplain — Debbie Csarnogusky Treasurer — Linda Hackley Sponsors Mr. Ron Jolly Mr. Charlie Williams Mrs. Julia Eakes CLUBS OF iAAHERICA PETER5BURC5 HIGH SCHOOL 1 ? hA j 1 � i 1 f 4 Wi Kneeling: K. Tassell, Mr. Ron Jolly, S. Pitman, A. Hill, M. Light, C. Davis, D. Csarnogusky, L. Hackley, R. Jung, Mr. Charlie Williams. Second Row: H. Bond, J. Traylor, T. Franco, L. Arcuri, D. Sanders. Third Row: W. Bailey, B. Giles, D. Martinez, E. Sharrett, J. Allen, Mrs. Julia Eakes. Fourth Row: C. Lee, O. Blackwell, B. Collins, C. Pillow. Fifth Row: B. Perkinson, R. Polk, S. Lee, P. Williams, P. Smith. Sixth Row: E. Bridgman, P. Tyo, K. Stell, M. Massey, T. Batts, G. Blowe, S. Jackson, G. Lee. Seventh Row: H. Spurlock, M. Edmonds, R. Clark, B. Ribbon, B. Talley. Eighth Row: F. Weeks, T. Adkins, M. Young, H. Daghita First Row: B. Fisher, B. Sutherland, L. Walker, G. Stith. Second Row: S. Dean, B. Watford, C. Mann. The Library Staff provides the help that is needed to keep the library an efficient and organized service for students. The girls on this staff unselfishly sacrifice their free periods to shelve books or to work at the desk. This group, headed by Mrs. Rhea Dodge, proves to be a great asset to our school. The Projection Crew is always on the scene to assist the faculty in providing interesting and educational material for the students. The members of this group, under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine Maclin, must complete a training course on the use of the projector before entering this service organization. First Row: B. Green, C. Jones, G. Sanders, J. Scott, W. Hines. Second Row: A. Holcomb, S. Faison, W. Womack, D. Morgan, S Morgan, D. Brown, E. Sharratt. Third Row: A. White, R. Fultz, E. Price, J. Winfield, E. Rainey, E. Harrison, L. Stith, W. Hill. The Future Homemakers of America is the official club for those girls who are en- rolled in Home Economics or who have had such training in the past. The new counterpart of FHA is the Home Economics Related Occupational group of young people. Many of this group include young men as well as young women who are studying commericial foods and child care. FHA ' s fund-raising activities have in- cluded selling popcorn, cookbooks, and home-cleaning products. The club plans to raise enough money to buy a stone bench for the new school. Officers: President — Debbie Burnett Vice-President — Cheryl Worrell Secretary — Deborah Hall Reporter — Gloria Mayfield Sponsors — Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Gilliatt Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. McLean Front Row: L. Burnett, C. Worrell, D. Hall, G. Mayfield, R. Polk. Second Row: P. Butler, S. Thompson, B. Cain, T. Epps, G. Porter, P. Burnett, E. Raines. Third Row: N. Brown, A. Hood, R. Williams, R. Williams, Y. Parham, D. Abraham, D. Dobie, Mrs. Mary Marshall. Fourth Row: C. Epps, A. Lewis, J. Harris, E. Smith, R. Ediin, G. Walker, D. Stoodley, Mrs. M. McLean. Fifth Row: Mrs. Gilliatt, Mrs. Lane, R. Ford, H. Wiggins, F. Smith, R. Diggs, A. Brooks, F. Collins. Sixth Row: Mrs. Franklin, M. Farnell, W. Dean, S. Smith. fDlA IHAS IIIKISTAILILMII®K1 CliBllM®5sa¥ FBLA better known as Future Business Leaders of America, is the national or- ganization for all students of business. The FBLA ' s main objective is to promote competent, aggressive business leadership and to promote well-rounded citizens. Under the assistance of Mrs. M.R. Quarles, the Installation Ceremony was a sucess. It was held on Tuesday, November 27, 1973, in the Pittman Vocational Build- ing. Officers: President — Gloria Burgess Vice-President — Virginia Hardy Secretary — Nell Scarborough Treasurer — Carol James Parliamentarian — Scotty Barfield Reporter — Polly Beasley Historian — Audrey Drew Sponsor — Mrs. N.E. Gholson M jMpiii Front Row: Mrs. Gholson, A. Drew, N. Scarborough, G. Burgess, V. Hardy, C. James, P. Beasley, Mrs. Quarles. Second Row: P. Vaiden, V. Best, S. Rollins, K. Burrow, L. Burrow, T. Smith, P. Saunders, D. Roudette, K. Sherrick, D. Dewberry, D. King. Third Row: D. Branch, B. Drumheller, E. Rush, T. Smith, B. Young, D. Smith, D. Chatman, J. Dugger, B. Bryant. Fourth Row: W. Vaughan, S. Noel, D. Diggs, L. Walker, S. Schmidt, R. Wahnon, A. Robertson, W. Tarver, M. Smith, C. Brown. Fi fth Row: L. Morris, V. Jones, C. Mann, S. Dean, V. Emory, G. Riggins, J. Reekes, J. Coward, P. Taylor, G. Rainey. Sixth Row: A. Venable, R. Edmonds, Y. Cook, C. Poke, B. Walker, R. Hollars, S. Williams, A. Lobaugh, B. Graves, J. Peet. Seventh Row: D. Jefferson, S. Barfield, K. Wade. The Pep Club is composed of thirty spirited students. They promote school spirit for oil school sports and programs by the making of signs, cheering at games, and pep rallies. They also assist in any way they can with school plays and other school functions. The Pep Club is a new and growing organiza- tion at P.H.S. Officers: President — Darlene Webb Vice-President — Lisa Richardson Secretary — Mike Haase Activity Chairman — Margaret Poke Treasurer — Venita Crocker Sargent-at-arms — Jimmy Moore Sponsor — Mrs. Gloria Thornton Front Row: V. Crocker, B. Prude, A. Garris, L. Woods, C. Edmonds, D. Webb, I. Williams, L. Richardson, F. Phillips. Second Row: P. Washington, B. Young, M. Poke, M. Moore, Diane Smith, J. Moore, F. Heath, L. Davis, A. Holmes. Third Row: J. Bozeman, S. O ' Neal, A. Caple, W. Walker, R. Miller, G. Oliver, B. Walker, A. Lundy. Fourth Row: R. Reames, K. Elledge, D. Wasyk, E. Hanford, D. Cooke. aTY CILi® ciHBanrBSiiiAi ©iinrisiiiyTr The Varsity Club does much during the school year to help the students of P.H.S. During football season the club handles all concessions at the games. They also assist in the Homecoming activities. At the end of the year the Varsity Club makes it their duty to give recognition to the athletics that have earned a varsity letter. Officers: President — Jasper Bufford Vice-President — Bob Bennet Secretary Treasurer — William Gee Chaplain — Wayne Crocker Sponsor — R.J. Hayes Front Row: K. Smith, K. Wade, B. Laursen, J. Buford, B. Bennett, W. Gee, M. Johnson, H. Miles, M. Franciscus, L. Walker, W. Phillips, K. Gianniny. Second Row; P. Robinson, G. Stith, A. Goode, V. Crocker, A. Garris, R. Charles, R. Jung, W. Walker, M. Goode, J. Bowles, J. Threatt, M. Moore, J. Winfield, M. Thompson. Third Row: Pro Hayes, A. Brown, W. Price, W. Womack, B. Prude, C. Paige, B. Randolph, P. Borbozo, G. Johnson, W. Grandi-’ son, J. Street, W. Crocker. Fourth Row: H. Cain, W. Gee, M. Pitt, H. Pierce, D. Wasyk, J. Jones, J. Graves, T. Parker, E. Rainey, N. Kerns. Fifth Row: J. McDaniel, R. Reese, D. Kelly, C. Sloan, B. Clark, Sixth Row: A. Moore, K. Gwaltney, B. Whitmore, B. Silverman, E. Hollins, M. Malone, J. Lundy, O. Beloate, H. Davis, M. Howard, M. Dixon, S. Taylor. Sitting: F. Wilson, W. Gee, P. Boswell. Standing: Mrs. Willcox, J. Angell, D. Wicks, K. Traylor, B. Randolph, M. Spurlock, J, Creech, B. Silverman. Proofreaders, typists, reporters, page editors, and photographers work diligently in order to compile a publication which will enlighten, inform and entertain the students of P.H.S. If you are interested in the field of journalism and anticipate a probable future relating to this field you should strive to become a member of the Review staff. Much work is associated with this job, and you must be willing and able to give your time and ideas to the creation of this publication. Along with the distribution of the Review the students are entertained by an activity. Usually the activity is an exciting basketball game between the students and faculty in which ane or the o ther is proven better. 44 MaSSaii STTAIFf STTBIIWIIS Front Row: P. Arrington, T. Smith, D. Zochmon, A. Garris, D. Smith, M. Poke. Second Row: D. Roudette, T. Wood, G. Vaughan, B. Prude, C. Brooks, F. Phillip. Third Row: S. Dent, J. Bozeman, E. Pegram, V. Cooke, G. McCann, D. Brown. Fourth Row: D. Sexton, K. Madison, J. Jones, J. Pegram, M. Haase, M. Gillian. Fifth Row: J. Williams, P. Barboza, R. Kuening, P. Lee, B. Williamson. Sixth Row: E. Slate, J. Perkins. MISSILE Editors (left to right): A. Garris, Assistant Editor; D. Brown, Editor; B. Prude, Assistant Editor. The MISSILE Staff of 1974 was chosen in the Spring of 1973. As far back as April, plans were being made for the 1974 yearbook. On April 6, 1973, the three editors, Debra Brown, Annie Garris, and Bessie Prude, along with the sponsors, attended a yearbook workshop in Charlot- tesville, Virginia. Many ideas from the workshop have been displayed throughout the book. In November, 1973, the MISSILE sale began. Due to a tremendous effort of the yearbook staff and senior class, our sales have increased over a period of other years. To raise additional money, the staff sold candy. The 1974 MISSILE features two full color pages, a dynamite theme sec- tion and special artistic effects. Debbie Bud love shows how to crop a picture. Above, Paulette Barboza, Annie Garris, and Janice Jones look over yearbook sales. Far left, Mike Haase listens in- tently at a MISSILE staff meet- ing. Left, Ed Slate prepares to take a picture at one of the pep rallies. Jjt First Row: H. Williams, H. High, G. Turnamiam, P. Mallory, B. Smith, C, Nelson, M. Goode, K. Lowe, Z. Barlow, L. Richardson. Second Row: J. Peet, L. Bublitz, J. Howard. Third Row: R. Ponton, D. Bowers, G. Barefield, R. Williams, R. Polk, R. Ward, R. Reemes, Z. Boston, S. Loftin, P. Lee. Fourth Row: K. Hole, B. Silverman. Fifth Row: Mrs. Lou Musgrove, B. Brendle, R. Snow. Other members: F. Aquino, R. Holden, D. Kelly, J. Kelly, B. Wilson, C. Fields. M coKnrinr Through colorful posters and deco- rations, the Art Club beautifies our school and inspires students to take interest in many of its activities. Plays and school and club activities rely on the Art Club to keep the students in- formed and interested. To become a member a student must pass a special test measuring his artistic abilities. Through the year the club may participate in contest, exhibits, or may go to special art classes. This year the club won rib- bons in a contest at Gibbons High School For Christmas this year the Art Club painted the Christmas scenery decorating the main hall and made Christmas wrapping paper to sell. Officers: President — Filmer Aquino First Vice-President — Hilda High Second Vice-President — Charlotte Nelson Secretary — Kathy Lowe Treasurer — Patricia Mallory Photo-Head — Howard Williams Poster Chairman — Lisa Richardson Mrs. Winston, Mr. Graves, and Filmer Aquino talk about Filmer ' s painting. Above: Patricia Mallory seems to enjoy Art Club meetings. Next page, right picture: Howard Williams tells Filmer Aquino and Charlotte Nelson how it ' s done. What ' s wrong Charlotte, don ' t you believe him? Left picture: Mrs. Lou Musgrove shows them how it is done. Rrst Row: C. Poke, Y. Hayden, R. Edmonds. Second Row: G. Stith, L. Richardson. Third Row: R. Walker, V. Drumgooie, C. Williams. Fourth Row; L. Buford, D. Tompkins. Fifth Row: K. Drumgooie, V. Best, U. Jennings. The Modern Dance Club was organized in 1973. The group consisted of about fiftenn flexible girls. To become a member of this organization, the girls must tryout. Tryouts are held in the fall of each year. Last spring the club put on a program and another is planned for this year. This group of girls spends much of its time practicing for perfection. You can see them almost every day after school in the auditorium practicing. The Modern Dance Club is sponsored by Mrs. Patricia Winston. |£ I!S?� ILAYS m TTAILilKlir if you study French and like it, then you qualify to join the French Club. This year, for the Homecoming parade, the French Club had a replica of the Eiffel Tower on a float. For during the Easter vacation the club is now planning a trip to France. On this trip they will tour Paris and maybe a few other towns. Officers: President — Deborah Tompkins Vice-President — Bonnie Wyatt Secretary — Kay El ledge Treasurer — Elizabeth Pegram Front Row: S. Redmond, R. Harris, E. Jackson, D. Langley, J. Creech, S. Lundy, P. Phillips, R. Burton, C. Love, L. Davis, K. Elledge, M. Uthappa, Mr. Richardson. Second Row: J. Angell, L. Buford, J. Jones, R. McGuigan, E. Watson, M. Spurlock, B. Wyatt, P. Robinson, J. Moore, F. Hawkins, G. Stith, L. Richardson. Third Row: C. Bain, J. Wright, P. Winbush, M. Smith, J. Possnack, B. Prude, D. Tompkins, N. Clarke, E. Wilson, M. Hicks. Fourth Row: M. Poke, C. Brooks, D. Jones, C. Crewford, C. Crawford, H. Davis, E. Pegram, L. Ford, S. Wheeler, D. Weeks, H. Barnes, T. Giles, B. Randolph, K. Brown. Fifth Row: S. O ' Neal, C. Paige, A. Goode, A. Clark, G. Miller, R. Charles, D. Powell. Sixth Row: L. Parham, J. Threatt, K. Garner, G. Johnson, B. Moore, C. Walthall, C. Walker. IftAIKl 7® 7® J r ■ Kgy The Spanish Club started their year off with the Homecoming parade. They were represented by a float in the parade. For Christmas the club plans a Christ- mas party and program. In the spring they plan a banquet and a fund-raising project. With the money they are going to purchase trash cans for the school. Officers: President — Fay Phillips Vice-President — Frank Preston Secretary — Zelda Boston Treasurer — Yita Gomez SCA Representative — Linda Jackson Sponsors — Mrs. Cindy Nelson Mrs. Patricia Wells Front Row: F. Phillips, F. Preston, Z. Boston, Y. Gomez, L. Jackson, H. Miles. Second Row: T. Burrow, D. Moorefield, G. Whitted, C. Stanley, L. Vann, G. Mayton, G. Vaughan, C. Sheffield, L. Talley, F. Wilson. Third Row: F. Fitzgerald, S. Wrenn, D. Pope, S. Moser, N. Harstad, C. Benjamin, L. Morgan, A. Garris, Z. Barlow, P. Burnett. Fourth Row: S. Ridout, C. Jones, G. Coleman, V. Eddy, J. Moore, L. Walder, N. Muse, J. Robertson, S. Peerman. Fifth Row: T. Gregory, K. Hardy, E. Browder, N. Geisselbrecht, P. Jones, W. Andrews, D. Adams, G. Riggins, N. Simmons, N. Mountcastle. Sixth Row: C. Armstrong, B. Hawkins, D. Morgan, D. Cook, L. Harvanek. IMOM CILy® yiP The Latin Club has much planned for this year. Their motto is “Lalor omnia Vin- cit . One of their projects is adopting a Roman family. The club has reconstituted a Roman State and holds a Roman day once a month. A field trip is planned for in mid-March. The Latin Club has set aside a few months for special things. For example, January is dedicated to the Roman New Year, and May to the May day pageant or a Flower Festival. Officers: President — Karen Winston Vice-President •— Valerie Brown Secretary — Staran Mason T reasurer — Sachiko Goode Sponsor ■ — Mrs. Clark First Row: Z. Hanks, V. Brown, K. Winston, V. Jones, S. Cumby, C. Williams, L. Turnamian, F. Hea th. Second Row: S. Mason, E. Wilson, Z. Boston, V. Brown, L. Jackson, D. Dugger. Third Row: P. Jackson, S. Goode, F. Cole, M. Wilkerson, B. Hurt. Fourth Row: C. Maitland, C. Griffin, R. Miller, J. Jones, T. Wade. Fifth Row: D. Wilson, J. Fried, J. Everhart, K. Rosser, R. Horne. scmiMCi ciy® wosots The first project of the Science Club was running the popcorn machine in order to earn money for their October 26th fieldtrip to Surrey Nuclear Plant. Their second project was the Wizard Float in the Homecoming parade. Looking to the future the Science Club plans to raise money to donate to Cancer Research. Also, they plan to give a $50 Science Scholarship to a senior going in the Science field. Officers: President — Gary T reaster Vice-President — Mike Haase Secretary Pam Jones Treasurer — Karen Drumgoole SCA Representative — Gail Vaughan Sponsor — Miss Janice Gentry r 1 i jj , ' mM m ' Front Row: K. Drumgoole, P. Jones, M. Haase, G. Treister, G. Vaughan, Second Row: J. Blackwell, C. Morris, W. Jackson, V. Williams, C. Cumby, T. Smith, P. Vaiden, E. Lewis, W. Peterson, W. Jackson. Third Row: S. Lundy, D. Thompson, V. Stith, W. Edmundson, L. Peters, T. Gregory, W. Brown, B. Ribbon, N. Newsome, Miss Gentry. Fourth Row: R. Gregory, B. Bouldio, Z. Boston, K. Madison, E. Hanford, T. Goodall, R. Wahnon, P. Schmidt, N. Simmons. Fifth Row: R. Manor, G. Sayers, B. Watford, D. Smith, J. Stuart. Sixth Row: M. Smith, C. Page, T. Kostanski, D. Taylor, K. Gianney, L. Walker, N. Mountcastle, B. Hawkins, J. Reekes. Seventh Row: C. Crawford, J. Mason, G. Hill, W. Mason, F. Cole, N. Turner, W. Womack, F. Preston. The Special Services Club, which has been in ex- istence nine years, has as its goal to give service wherever needed. Its members are often called upon to serve the school in various ways. The club ' s biggest responsibility is that of coor- dinating the Christmas Basket Project in the school. With the assistance of all the students, the club was able last year (1972-73) to help fifty needy families have a happy Christmas. Officers: President — Lillie Shands Vice-President — Melvin Coghill Secretary — Cindy Bel lew Treasurer — Diane Maitland Chaplain — Jerry Lane Sponsors — Mrs. K.G. Prince and Miss A.E. Myrick First Row: R. Taylor, K. Macklin, D. Rouse, Second Row: W. Tarvor, H. Brown, C. Epps, D. Maitland, N. Beverly, M. Coghill, N. Andrews, D. Jackson, C. Bellow. Third Row: R. King, W. Alston The Chess Club is a newly developed club in our school. The club is designed to serve three purposes. One of the purposes is to instruct in chess. Another purpose of the club is to open avenues for people who want to learn to play in competition. The last purpose is to provide opportunities of playing and observing a game for chess fans. The Chess Club meets every Wednesday after school. Officers: I President — James Wilson Vice-President — Al Stith Secretary — Ricky McDonald Treasurer — Mark Miller First Row: J. Howard, R. Keunning. Second Row: J. Wilson, A. White, M. Blouin. Third Row: M. Miller, K. Cox, Mrs. Maniego. Fourth Row: R. McDonald, J. Moody. Fifth Row: S. Klingel, F. Johnston. Sixth Row: D. Payne, A. Stith, V. Moore. SCfaitt ACT First Row: P. Shell, F. Cole, N. Bland. Second Row: F. Heath, S. Cumby, M. Haase, Mr. Joe Caldwell Emergency School Aid Act is a student ad- visory committee better known as ESAA. This committee is mode up of both Peabody and Petersburg High School students. It was designed to carry out special students to spe- cial programs. These programs assist in the opening up of channels of communications concerning problems incident to desegregation. Representatives of the local educational agency frequently consult with this student ad- visory committee concerning matters relevant to the program. Officers: President — Felicia Heath Vice-President — Francine Cole Secretary — Pat Shell Asst. Secretary — Nadine Bland Reporter — Sarah Cumby Sponsor — Joe Caldwell aiKisysTsiiAa. Asre ay® A©E)S TO IPMS For the first time Peterburg High School has organized an Industrial Arts Club. This is the Petersburg Industrial Arts Student Associa- tion. The Industrial Arts Club ' s projects include participation in the homecoming activities as well as assisting other clubs in their prepara- tions. They made stage decorations for the school play and also helped support the Mis- sile. The club plans to paint the trash cans around the school as well as the numbering and line marking on the faculty parking lot. Officers: President — Jessie Harper Vice-President — Alfred Goode Secretary — Ernestine Myrick Treasurer — Mike Rowlett Sponsor — Mr. Bradley Front Row: J. Harper, K. Moore, E. Myrick, N. Williams, R. Harwell, H. Williams, Mr. Bradley. Second Row: R. Hazel, E. Starks, M. Young, J. Gaines, R. Revish. Not Pictured: A. Goode, M. Rowlett, W. Womack, E. Clavo, D. Cook, J. Goodwyn, R. Johnson, G. Lee, L. Lewis, C. Parker, F. P reston, C. Williams, R. Reese, L. Stith. 52 i a atmmmmc a t g tmr .{ i n nCTm a m � cacamc ac g c t n itwy nn TTimi MABCiaOK)® ® IM© - ■ ' 1 — --- - VUC! f- Front Row: F. Wallace, R. Martin. Second Row: B. Morris, R. Brooks, F. Aquino, D. Chambliss, C. Mason, M. Perry, A. Washington, W. Geter. Third Row: M. Phillips, C. Talley, D. Moore, J. Robinson, V. Porter, P. Smith, A, Lewis, G. Jones, L, Jones, D, Buffkin, Fourth Row: K, Perry, B. Charles, V. Jones, P. Robinson, B. Randolph, L. Richardson, R. Warren, S. Wynn, J. Porter, C. Woods. Fifth Row: B. Hunt, D. Howard, F. Perry, P. Boswell, E. Watson, S. Williams, N. Mountcostle, G. Williams, S. Chambliss, S. Floranz. Sixth Row: L. King, H. Faison, C. Morton, L. Jackson, F. Lewis, D. Jefferson, C. Perkins, L. Eldridge, M. Lundburg, L. Hanford. Seventh Row: D. Thompson, W. Booth, C. Lowe, C. Chaney, P. Farley, F. Goode, V. Williams, E. Walker, G. Lee, R. Sykes. Eighth Row: R. Reese, Z. Barlow, F. Hawkins, D. Bland, C. Walker, P. Epps, J. Bozeman, J. Winfield, W. Payton, L. Branch, F. Preston, L. Parham. Ninth Row: J. Mitchell, C. Walker-Student Director, L. Womack. The marching band provides pre-game and halftime entertainment and helps to arouse enthusiasm in the fans during the football season. At pep rallies the pep band performs, adding to the spirit of these cheering sessions. After football season is over the concert band starts to practice for their many co ncerts they perform in the spring. Under the directon of Mr. McKinley, the band provides an opportunity for talented musicians to display their abilities. Front Row; W. Peterson, E. Jackson, M. Miles, B. Burton, B. Fisher, T. Gregory, Mr. Stronach. Second Row: F. Perry, V. Weatherington, B. Ribbon, A. Caple, D. Thompson, F. Coleman. Third Row: B. Starnes, T. Mason, V. Turner, A. White, D. Chambliss, C. Wiggins, M. Lewis, G. Coleman, L. Hamlin. Fourth Row: C. Talley, T. Bolling, K. Byus, A. Lewis, E. Greene, J. Bozeman, L. Starnes, C. Finfrock, R. King. Fifth Row; C. Jones, Z. Boston, F. Wilson, L. Jones, M. Heath, H. Blackwell, C. Williams, E. Watkins, M. Hicks. Sixth Row: D. Smith, W. Bolden, L. Parham, A. Washington, C. Allen, C. Lamb, V. Howard. This group of singers learn and perform a wide variety of choral and song literature. They are especially busy at the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons, and for the spring concert offerings. The Chorale membership supports the annual spring musical play by furnishing talented singers to take part. .Also, the Chorale presents sev- eral musical awards to qualifing stu- dents. Officers: Principal Soprano — Thomasine Bol- ling Principal Alto — Marva Hicks Principal Tenor — Danny Thompson Principal Bass — Calvin Allen Librarians Barbara Ribbon; Linda Starnes Piano Accompanist — Becky Burton Director — Ralph Stronach CBSMSifU (§@5.® Reforming intricate routines, the majorettes are an attractive elerrsent seen at both pep rallies and football games. They greatly help to stimulate school spirit as they march and twirl to the band ' s music. Their attractive new uniforms added much to their routines. The majorettes spend much time and energy practicing, both during the summer and at school, in order to present a flawless performance. Left to Right: G, Stithy J, Miles C. Jones Z. Boston, C. Baines, F. Wilson, D. Tompkins, K. Byrus, L. Lewis, T. Bullock, C. Jones, f ' SrlS €ln)gliBl,iia©ilS§ r c 4 54 Roberta Spivey (Head) Felicia Heath (Co-head) Cynthia Poke Cherly Barboza Kathryn Madison Marva Hicks Pat Shell Joanne Beck-Sponsor Joy Creech Sherene Dent Nikita Clark Denise Pond Diane Kelly Bonnie Wyatt If you know what school spirit means , then you know who the Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders are. These two groups ore constantly representing our school and are always cheering us on with the school spirit. You will find one group or the other at every game yelling and screaming for the Big WAVE. The Varsity groups consist of Juniors and Seniors. The Junior Varsity group consist of Sophomores and Juniors. Both groups add much to Petersburg High School. Sonia Murray Sachiko Goode Tiahuanna Brown Lisa Talley Helena Pitchfort Vicki Jones Angela Lewis Darlene Webb Laura Acuri Courtney Sheffield Sarah Cumby Joyce Marshall Tyris Burrow First Row: Mrs. Van Caldwell, E. Watson, T. Giles, M. Haase, A. Garris, D. Tompkins, Mrs. Helen Brooks. Second Row: K. Elledge, P. Boswell, D. Langley, S. Moser, F. Wilson, B. Randolph, B. Silverman, F. Heath. Third Row: G. Turnamian, P. Shell, M. Spurlock, J. Wilson, B. Smith, D. Parham, L. Woods, W. Gee. Fourth Row: Mrs. Teresa Caldwell, Mrs. Josephine Frederick. The National Honor Society stresses the importance of accepting re- sponsibilities as well as maintaining good scholarships. It recognizes leadership, service, and character which forms the basis for selection of these students. These students fulfilled the prerequisites for the member- ship which included a 91.5 or above average. The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Helen Brooks, Mrs. Van Caldwell, Mrs. Teresa Caldwell, and Mrs. Josephine Frederick. 56 ffOCOIMT Improvements in public speaking and communication are a pressing goal for the members of the Forensic Club. These stu- dents compete with other students in this tal- ent and get awarded with high honors. The contests they participate in ore spon- sored by the Virginia High School League, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. These students, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Josephine Frederick, are encouraged to take an active part in both school and com- munity activities. Front Row: E. Jackson, W. Tarvor, D. Parham, R. Benesh, T. Gregory, K. Elledge. Second Row: S. Dixon, K. Hale, R. King, Z. Boston, K. Peters. Third Row: Mrs. Frederick, M. Gilliam, D. Jefferson, F. Wilson. ® Junior and senior students who have proved their ability in the journalistic and literary fields comprise Quill Scroll. Candidates for membership must rank in the upper third of their class and be recommended by a faculty advisor of one of the school ' s publications or by the old members. As a club, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Best, these members constantly strive to relate their ideas, never failing to remember that the pen is indeed the tongue of the mind. Front Row: B. Prude, D. Brown, A. Garris, M. Spurlock, B. Randolph, Second Row: F. Phillips, E. Pegram, T. Giles, D. Smith, Mrs. M. Best. Third Row: P. Boswell, F. Wilson, W, Gee, D. Wicks, B. Silverman, F. Aquino. Fourth Row: R. Kuenning, J. Angell. 58 mi While her peers are concentrating on their classwork, Annette Clements, a senior, sets an example for her underclassmen. Allen Tatum eagerly waits for the cafeteria cashier to give him his change. S.C.A. President, Alfred Goode, displays his leadership by checking the soda machines to see if anyone left his change. Lowell Webb displays a little “senior technique in order to acquire an answer during a test while his peers concentrate on their own test. O Q O Pep Rallies at P.H.S. are a major part of our fall activities as well as promoting school spirit. On one occasion, the football team was invited to trade positions with the cheerleaders. Stanley Taylor and Marvin Dixon display a face of whip cream during spirit competition. mwm Q o o One of the major events of the Pep Rally was the gathering of the team into a spirit pr victory circle. Members of the team are shown coming to the victory circle. Below the team displays the fact that they ' ve got WAVE POWER. The SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL GAME added ex- citement to the ordinary routine of classes for students. It was a break from the teachers and a chance for our yr male teachers and the male sophomores to show their skill. yk ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ yk yk Tk 65 Although defeated by the Seniors, Juniors are still the best in the north, south, east and west of P.H.S., though opinions may differ. lll ' ic f hmacr‘Mm Lj j f -i� - W ' - ' ' ' ■ il J ‘ 1 1 t L L ti M 5 ' ' «| p gg ;:j L - ■i :r V .TrrBfVmrrrr nnr ©©©©©©©©©©©ciee)©®©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©®®©©©©©©®©®©©© @01311 Each year the Op- timist Club recognizes outstanding students who have displayed special characteristics and talents. Receiving awards were Filmer Aquino, Art; Thom- asine Bolling and Martha Spurlock, Citi- zenship; David Chamb- liss, Music; Alfred Goode, Athletics; and Mike Haase, Scholar- ship. Petersburg High was represented by Mat- thew Gilliam, Alfred Goode and Craig Walker at Boy ' s State. Thomasine Bolling and Pat Shell, shown viewing the yearbook of Radford College, were representatives for Girl ' s State. ©IPfOMOSTT (3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 im WISH A miim mi Top Right: Theodore Scott and Annette Relaford join hands to dance in their roles as two young lovers. Top Left: Debbie Taylor, in the leading female role, appears on stage at the curtain call with the re- maining cost and crew. The Pep Band and Marching Band of P.H.S. has contri- buted much to school spirit and entertain- ment as well as hav- ing its educational purposes. 1 ©AIM© IPSilS MASCIKIOKI® ©AIM© Q Q O O O Q 7® ®B IKI®7 7® i7iaiAK ss ssssss ssssssssss ssssssss ss s ssss 1. Elizabeth Watson as Louise Hallman puzzles over the murders that have taken place in her shop. 2. Mike Haase and Rosemary Benesh relax during a break. 3. Marva Hicks, student director and Mrs. Maniego director watches the action on stage. 4. Nikita Clarke as Sallie tries to contort Chet Ames portrayed by Wayne Walker. 5. Marva Hicks stands in for an absent cast member. 6. Mike Haase and Ken Gianniny pause for a moment to discuss their roles. Homecoming 1973 for PHS was held at Cameron Field on November 2, 1973. For the football team; it was anticipation. The Crimson Wave was to meet Dinwiddie Generals. For the homecoming queen candidates and foot- ball sweetheart candidates; it was excitement. For our various clubs and organizations, the fruits of hard labor were to be displayed in floats. Top right: The Peabody Marching Band participating in the parade. Top left: Josette Miles checks to see if she ' s in step. Other glimpses of the night: Kathy Madison refreshing her thirst after a cheer, the DE float, Mr. Sublett presenting flowers to Miss Homecoming, and Leonard Walker watching the toss-up with Generals ' John Matthews. |}ll®MiC®M� li!fl@ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ' A A sweetheart smile, an excit- ing score, a together cheer, and more smiling faces belong to Homecoming ' 73. MMiCiMIllK)® Homecoming 1973 The contestants for homecoming queen and football sweetheart par- ticipated in a Homecom- ing Pageant. Each queen contestant modeled casual and formal wear. They also expressed per- sonal opinions in answer- ing the question, What the world needs now is . . Each sweetheart can- didate displayed musical talents in singing to- gether What the world needs now. Students prepare hails for the Christmas season as well as homeroom doors for the Christmas Door Contest. 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The future begins now, and with a little foresight and teom — work, we can all be CHAMP IONS . . . whether in athletics or simply after we graduate. BlIKI® li)J IKI€i ‘m On the night of March 17, 1973, the of ' 74 crowded the high school gym for the ring dance. Everyone was dressed divinely and full of happy spirits. As the class of 74 danced to the music of The Poison Band, the candidates for ring queen waited excitedly to know who the queen would be. Top left — Soft music brings the couples closer together. Top right — Felicia Heath and her date Elston Barnes, a Duke undergraduate get off. . Bottom left — Kathyrn Madison and her date Bill Phipps, a Hampton Sydney undergraduate, pose to have their picture taken. Bottom right — The newfy crowned Ring Queen, Venita Crocker and her date William Gee, pose before the steps lead- ing to the Corner of their sky. 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 €©©©©©©©©©© e )©©©0©© f )©©©©0 € € € O € € O € O o € € € € € €) € € O O € O O € O € O € € € € € € € € O O € O O Q O € € O € C)©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© • ' •)• W- w!j rW i- ' O O o Angela Adkins Calvin Allen Evelyn Allen Christie Andrews Margaret Andrews Carol Amabile Felmer Aquino Verhonda Avery Willie Bailey Paulette Barboza Zelda Barlow Jasper Barnes Deborah Barnett Telma Batts Junius Baugh Mary Baugh Lee Beasley Nancy Beasley Edwin Bell Oswald Beloate Rosemary Benesh James Bennett Gary Best Don Bland Nadine Bland Marina Blouin Greg Blowe Thomasine Bolling Gregory Bolton Zelda Boston Patricia Boswell Joseph Bowles Calvin Branch Ronnie Brandt Bille Brendle Yvonne Briggs Cecilia Brooks Carolyn Brown David Brown Debra Brown Nancy Brown Brenda Bryant Jasper Buford Charlene Burton Larry Byrd Karen Byus Glenda Cabal I Charles Cadston Harry Cain Patty Cannon Annie Caple David Cathrall Debbie Cavanaugh David Chambliss Dora Chappell Roosevelt Charles Arnaud Clark Cynthia Clark Robert Clark Sherrie Clark Mnaiai ! can ' t stop! exclaims Carolyn Williams. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ A friendly unconcerned group ploys slick as picture is snapped. OIM CILMS AIM© ®y7 ★★★★★★★★ Veronica Clark Nikita Clarke Annette Clements Virgil Coberly Carol Cohen Jerry Cohen Betty Collins Cathy Collins Joni Collins James Conrecode Doris Cook Yvette Cooke 1 14 foiKliflffsO® [lff!fl®iK 170 ir¥ Kenneth Countney Mary Coward Philip Cox Charlotte Crawford Gloria Crawford Joy Creech Wilton Creighton Alvin Cridin Venita Crocker Wayne Crocker Curtis Cunningham Nelson Curtis Barbara Dabney Sheryl Dalton Ellen Dash Hattie Davis Lenora Davis Phyllis Davis Wayne Davis Shelia Dean Wayne Dean Shirley Dicson Rick Dixon Sherwin Dixon Gracie Dodson John Douglas Vicki Draughn Karen Drumgoole Beth Drumheller Rosemary Ediin Denise Edmonds Glasco Edmonds Tr(nii niiisaiKiiKiiKfa® ★★★★★★ 1 16 Ronnie Edmonds Rebo Edmunds Walter Edmunds Cathy Eldrige Kay Elledge Kirk Ellis Maxine Ellison Nellie Evans Jeff Everhart Derek Fairley Margie Farnell Wyouka Favors Audrey Fields Mary Fields Christine Finfrock Tyrone Flowers Lucy Ford Robert Ford Sue Ford Patricia Franchok ★★★★★★ [i[K]D 1 17 Marty Francsic us Essie Freeman Jim Friede Debra Frye Steve Fulkerson Brenda Fultz Eric Fultz Roscoe Fultz Kevin Garner Annie Garris William Gee Ken Gianniny Tracy Giles Matthew Gilliam Terry Goodall Alfred Goode Mamie Goodson James Goodwyn Joan Grandison Woodrow Grandison m Mi BiMim ©lyiB i?)i?®iiKnri© lo Amy Graves Bridget Graves Jean Graves Ronald Graves Lydia Gray Karen Green Pearl Green Ricky Gregory Thomasine Gregory Cheryl Griffin Keith Gwaltney Mike Haase Deborah Hall Ellen Hall Frank Hallman Louis Handford Gail Hanson Virginia Hardy Jesse Harper Elva Harris Wi BHIFILiCT @83 Tlnlli IPi Sir Q O O Janet Harris Lisa Harrison Stanley Harrison Barbara Hartman Leslie Harvanek Debbie Harvell Myron Haskins C!eo Hatchett Brenda Hawkins Francine Hawkins Felicia Heath Maurice Heath Norris Heath Marva Hicks Hilda High Eugene Hollins Terry Holloway Diane Holmes Arnette Hood Debra Hoosier 1 19 120 ' OO Michael Hoosier Richard Horne Carolyn Jackson Diana Jackson Harold Jackson Linda Jackson Irene James Andrew Jefferson Donald Jefferson Elkanah Johnson Glenn Johnson Henry Johnson James Johnson Randy Johnson Beverly Jones Charlotte Jones Cynthia Jones Darlene Jones Janice Janes Junila Jones SAllY IIIKIII®® wm 121 Ml mm mwm 122 Karen Jones Maude Jones Fernando Jones Virginia Jones Angela Joyner Ramonde Jung Terri Kaleyta Gregory Kastanski James Keeton Geraldine Kelley Jeanette Kelley Gregory Kennedy Noah Kerns Antoinette King Rosinette King Labarbara Kizzie Robert Kuenning Charles Lamb Dale Langley Brian Laursen 123 BlKligS CSUMMUBO: Stacy Lazarus Felicia Lee Garland Lee Patricia Lee Patricia Lee Susan Lee Dianne Lemons Linda Leonard Trudy Levenson Audrey Lewis Diane Lewis Freda Lewis John Lewis Laurie Lewis Tamara Lewis Mary Light Sharon Lipchak Ann Lobaugh Cynthia Love Edward Love 124 f® f B®igBliSS I?B®li«l S®Pllll®M®l8iS I® Kathy Lowe Dave Luffin Saundra Lundy Diane Lutz James Lyons Delores Macklin Ricky Macklin Kathryn Madison Dianne Maitland Cynthia Mann Bessie Mark Ronnie Martin Keith Mason Debbie Mattews Joanne Matthews Gloria Mayfield Arthur McCann Ricky McDonald Jannette McKeever Jimmy McKnight r ■ ' : ' if 125 IK)II@®S ir®®IB w®m Rhonda McNew Sharon McWilliams Brennan Merriweather Hal Miles William Miles Mark Miller Ricky Millirons James Mitchell Jimmie Moore Kenneth Moore Michael Moore Andre Morgan David Morgan Bernard Morris Linda Morris Sharon Moser Nia Mountcastle Chandois Murray Ernestine Myrick Charlotte Nelson What the world needs today is cooperation, under- standing, peace. Altogether they spell Cup . Theme of senior float. Bottom right — Valencia Wilson leads the majorette squad, flag girls, and band down the field. Bottom left — Reid Reames rep- resents Altos hold- ing the world on his shoulders. siiT mwm 127 Beverly Newcomb Lynn Newsome Gory Newton Sharon O ' Neal Helen Ore Carlos Paige Catherine Parham Deborah Parham Michael Parham Joyace Parker Tommie Parker Tyrone Parker Debbie Patton Wanda Payton Shunto Peerman Elizabeth Pegram Jackie Pegram Shirley Pegram Joe Perkins Francis Perry 128 Yvonne Perry Lloyd Peters Fay Phillips Pam Phillips Sandra Phillips Glenn Plott Cynthia Poke Rosemary Polk Debbie Pope Joe Porter Vernonia Porter Dothula Powell Shirley Powell Frank Preston Bessie Prude Thomas Pryor Gail Rainey Beverly Randolph Reid Reames Susan Redmond 129 Willie Reekes Marie Reese Ronnie Reese Donald Reynolds Charlie Rhodes Bernard Richardson Kelvin Richardson Lisa Richardson Bonita Ridley Gwen Roberts Larry Robertson Jackie Robinson Pam Robinson Gail Rose Kim Rose Mike Rowlett April Ruble John Saady Donald Sanders Karen Sanders 130 Acio ' ! oinf ciWiasACiriBii: Nancy Santiago Cindy Satterfield Gail Sauneuf Barbara Sayers Nell Scarbouragh Monica Scruggs Debra Seaborne Edward Seaborne Michael Self William Self Donald Sexton Susan Shaw Patricia Shell Bonnie Sickles Bruce Silverman Paul Singleton Charles Slate Brenda Slaughter Brenda Smith Deborah Smith 131 SIMM YIAB AS SIPOSII IPI8I1WAIIS.S Eddie Smith Freda Smith Gennise Smith Kermit Smith Larry Smith Marie Smith Sandra Smith Robin Spence Roberta Spivey Martha Spurlock Lillie Stewart Mike Stewart Steve Stewart Gayle Stith Vera Stith Donna Stood ley James Street Joann Street James Stuart Brenda Sutherland QU Carol Talley demonstrates the correct way to sing. Rhonda McNew takes a nap on the job. Study is one thing David Chambliss can ' t get enough of. A sneak preview of Thomasine Bolling. Lunchtime is happy time. Robetha Williams and Ronald Chambliss are taking care of business. Love between Senior and underclassman is just a thang for Zelda Barlow. 133 Marsha Talbott Carol Talley Mary Tanner Karen Tassell Loretta Tatum Milton Taylor Van Temple Deborah Thompkins Danny Thompson Mark Thompson Sandra Thompson Sylvia Thompson James Threatt Carol Townsend Dale Trover John Traylor Gary Treaster Debra Triplett Howard Tucker Wilbur Tucker 134 Tr(Ki®y®iHnrs ®i? ifm iiHii Tommy Tudor Gayle Turnamian Frank Turner Janeane Turner Malcalm Turner Vivian Turner Linda Urda Betty Uzzle Patti Vaiden Antionette Venable Joe Venskus Kelvin Wade Craig Walker Leonard Walker Patricia Walker Rene Walker Robert Walker Wayne Walker Floyd Wallace Ronnie Ward 135 Pam Washington Danny Wasyk Elizabeth Watson Tim Watts Audrey Webb Lowell Webb Franklin Weeks Joel Weiner Barbara White Charles Wiggins John Wiggins Patricia Wilderson James Wilson Beverly Williams Calvin Williams Carolyn Will iams Debra Williams Debra Williams Lloyd Williams Nadine Williams iMO®® siHiiimifooSiaifas yiKii?®B®i™®iLi Salena Williams Terry Williams Rosyin Williamson Debra Wilson Joy Wilson Leonard Wilson Randy Wilson Valencia Wilson 137 Patricia Winbush John Winfield Kim Winston Dawn Womack Cleotha Wood Crystal Woods Linda Woods Curtis Wrenn Joan Wright Margaret Wright Bonnie Wyatt Mary Zappulla Geri Zatcoff WIWM Ml Josephine Frederick Senior Class Dues Our sponsors were our spark plugs. They transmitted their broad cultural knowledge, their insatiable search for perfection, their positive outlook on life, their sincerity, and their enthusiastic desire to uplift Ole PHS, to Us, the Class of ' 74, We will never forget the incomparable help they gave us. For this, we say thanks. A teacher affects eternity: Ffe can never tell where his influence stops. Class of ' 74 Grace Norbrey Chairman of Senior Class Sponsors Marie Maniego Senior Class Play mm wQiMty)? mm Richard Zaruba Assist in all activities Mildred Caldwell Senior Class Fashion Show Leon Hairston Senior Class Day Tlill lKIK Left Wayne Walker goes through deep concentration to moke sure he writes ev- erything Right Senior Editor Fay Phillips and Assis- tant Dianne Smith takes it easy after a hard days work. Bottom left Leslie Horvonek puzzles over quiz grade. Bottom right class socializes during a slight break. Martha Spurlock Secretary Mo$t Likety T o Succeed Pot Boswell ond Mike Hoose Most Dependobte Deborob Thompkins ond Alfred Goode Most Congenlol Nadine Blond ond Bruce Silvermon Most Versatile Volencio Wilson ond Stanley Taylor Most Oiiitstanding ran HH Most Unforgettable Most Outstanding Tbomasine Bolling and Moses Moione Glenn Johnson Most Schooi Spirited Most Athletic Woyne Walker and Roberta Spivey Most Agreeoble Srenda Howkins and Loo Charles Mssl St ' Odious Matthew Qlliom ond Pat Shell Most Conceited! lleverly Rondolph and Carlos Poige Best Dressed Joanne Street and Charles Wiggins Best Uooking Joanne Matthews and Glenn Plott Closs Lovers Pamela Robinson ond David Chambliss Class Flirts Crystal Woods ond Michael Moure 68 John Morshall 51 70 Thomas Dole 37 62 Midlothian 24 84 Manchester 44 87. Hopewell 46 93 - Prince George 35 115 Dinwiddie 46 86 Meodowbrook 33 79 Colonial Heights 37 61 John Marshall 51 88 Thomas Dale 48 94 Midlothian 31 93 Manchester 43 89 Hof ewell 41 86 Prince George 36 81 ' Dinwiddife 34 81 Meodowbrook 46 86; Colonial Heights 46 Dear Senior Members of the Basketball Team, At the close of the 1973 AAA Championship, amid all the excitement, I guess we all paused to think of the greatness of our basketball team. Now, at the close of the 1974 Championship, we realize that though the faces of the players change, the quality of the team never chonges. At this time we stop to hail you, but most of all to thank you for topping off the best year yet at PHS with the best basketball team. To us, the entire team is All-American and each player is our special champion. You have given us something to really be proud of, and for that, you mean the world to us. We will be able to look upon our lost year at P.H.S. as one of the excitement, enfoyment and pride in our city, our school, our fine coaching staff and each person who has contributed so very much to us. We thank you for providing the spark needed to kindle our spirit flame and our flame of everlasting pride. Thank you Coach Peal, for being the guiding light to success. Thank you coaching staff, for putting the drive behind the team. And thank you Moses Malone and your Crismson Machine for making us State Champions fo 1974. Thank you everyone for making this the best year yet at P.H.S. We love you. Thomasine Bolling Deborah Topkins Martha Spurlock and the Entire Senior Class Oswald Bebate Mark Thompson Moses Malone Eugene Hollins Glen Johnson Noah Kerns Michael Howard Stanley Taylor Tony Threatt 151 Adkins, Angela Laraine 2229 Warren Street Science Club, Spanish Club, Majorette Allen, Calvin Lee 663 Pegram Street Allen, Evelyn Elvira 427 Harrison Street Alston, Wilma Karen 831 Marseilles Street VICA. Amabile, Carol 1981 North Westchester Dr . Library, FHA. Andrews, Christie Paige 56 Grayson Street Aquino, Filmer Timbol 2246 Buckner Street Band, Art Club President, Fiddler on the Roof Orchestra (Percussion), Avery, Verhonda Denise 1312 Halifax Street Bach, Frank Michael 180 Seyler Dr. Bailey, Willie Thomas 510 Cameron Street DECA Club. Barboza, Paulette Michelle 726 E. Bank St. Dramatics Club, Library, SCA Representative, SCA Senator, Office assistant. Missile staff C.O.E. - Program, Barcliff, Ada 222 St. Marie Street. Barlow, Zelda Eiease 551 Hinton Street Marching Band, Concert Band, Library stoff. Art Club, SCA Representative, FBLA, Science Club. Barnes, Jasper Batts, Thelma Lee Baugh, Junius Lee 1 034 Lee Avenue 505 Halifax Street 1 148 Wilcox Street Baugh, Mary Virginia 826 South Jones St. Beasley, Lee Fonza 724 Halifax Street Beasley, Nancy Carol 819 Hampton Road Homeroom Representative, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader. Bell, Edwin De ' Lioyd DECA Club. 719 Wythe Street Benesh, Rosemary Elizabeth 232 Claremont St. Glee Club, Drama Club, Varsity Cheerleader, FHA, Student Government Association. Bennett, James Robert 41 1 North South Street Baseball. Beloate, Oswald James 948 Cool Spring Drive Basketball, Spanish Club. Best, Gary Lee Band. 3746 Westwood Drive Bickley, James Craig 1609 Drury Rood Blackwell, Herman Lee 625A Cottonwood Drive Bland, Don Carlos 1251 Hilton Place Glee Club, Carousel, Pep Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Art Club, Fiddler on the Roof SCA Representative, Chorale II, Review, Ring Dance Committee. Blouin, Marina Ann 1862 Monticello Street FHA, FBLA. Blowe, Gregory Ray 408 Holly Hill Drive DECA. Bolling, Quincy 821 East Bank Bolling, Thomasine Alexis 1403 Halifax Street Choir, The Music Man, Science Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Class President, Forensics Club, SCA Senate. Bolton, Gregory Larry 413 St. Luke Street Football. Boone, Ruby Arnita 454 Mingea Street Boston, Zelda Paige 674 Pegram Street Science Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Chorale, Pro Musica, Majorette, TBA, The Music Man, 1984, Room 222, Fiddler on the Roof, Modern Dance, Forensics Club, Drama Club. Boswell, Patricia Ann 1021 W. Tuckahoe Street Band, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Review, Reg- ional Band. Bowles, Joseph Leon Football, Branch, Calvin Russell 321 St. Mark Street Branch, Deborah Elizabeth 1841 Matoax Avenue Brandt, Ronnie Jacob 1600 Dupuy Road Brendle, Billie June 1941 Walton Street Majorette, Art Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Pep Club. Briggs, Yvonne Ellzobeth 1620 Circle Drive Library. Bristow, Wayne Martein 1812 Ferndale Avenue Brooks, Cecelia Marie 432 St. Matthew Street House of Representatives, Missile Staff, Brown, Carolyn Science Club, FBLA. 1368 Rome Street Brown, David Jerome 1200 Arlington Street Brown, Debra Elaine 844 South Jones Street FBLA, Art Club, Missile, Missile Staff Editor. Bryant, Brenda Sue 2112 S. Whitehill Drive FBLA, COE. Buffkin, Dave Ervin Band, Pep Band. Buford, Jasper Jerome Varsity Club, Football. 421 Hoke Drive 1 224 Grant Court Bland, Nadine Mae 2 1 9 Horrison Street Burnett, Deborah Lynn 828 McKenzie Street FHA. Burton, Charlene 1227 W. Washington Street Marching Band. Byrd, Larry Dumonte 1 109 Melville Street Byus, Karen Anita 1232 Baylor ' s Lane Marching Band, Concert Band, Majorette, Choir. Cahall, Glenda Joan 1849 Matoax Avenue Missle Staff, VICA, Pep Club. Cain, Harry 22 N. Old Church Street Football, Varsity Club. Callery, Bradley James 1671 Berkeley Avenue Cannon, Patricia Elizabeth 441 Deerfield Drive Caple, Annie Mae 529 Gracie Street Carrier, Eugene Lawrence 312 S. Park Drive Football. Cavanaugh, Debbie Ruth 3279 S. Crater Road Cheerleader, Art Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Spanish Club. Chambliss, David Gideon 1200 Grant Avenue Band. Chambliss, Ronald Alonzo 465 Terrace Avenue Spanish Club, History Club, Student Council. Charles, Roosevelt Leo 907 Wythe Street Footba 1 1 . Chappell, Dora Dean 523 B Harrison Street Childers, Wayne Sidney 264 Southwood Drive Clark, Arnaud William 1562 Westover Avenue SCA Representative. Clark, Cynthia Diane FHA. 1 125 Hawk Street Clark, Richard Alan 2231 Carroll Avenue Baseball, French Club, FBLA, Football, DECA. Clark, Robert Hampton 737 Jefferson Place Science Club, Wrestling, Golf. Clark, Sherri Ann 22 School Court Clarke, Verona Nikita 405 Mars Street French Club, Cheerleader (spirit clown). Homeroom Representative. Clements, Mildred Annette 523 N. Azalea Road Science Club, Glee Club, Majorette, Kav Warner Tri Hi Y. Coberly, Vergil Joseph 1904 Fort Rice Street Coffrin, Danny Lee 2235 Fort Rice Street Cohen, Carol Robin 1841 S. Westchester Drive Cohen, Jeryl Susan 1841 S. Westchester Drive Latin Club. Collins, Betty Jo DECA. 2212 Ferndale Avenue Collins, Catherine C. 2511 Merry Oaks Avenue Collins, Joni Denise 601 Commerce Street Colston, Charles William Jr. 1 1 1 1 W. High St. Conrecode, James Martin 2323 Richmond Avenue Cook, Doris Jean 939 Custer Street •Publication Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Cooke, Deborah Yvette 1 108 Beazley Street FBLA. 52 Cooper, Glenn Robert 1333 East Valor Drive Copeland, Shirley Ann 627 Gilliam Street Courtney, Kenneth Earl 21 Spring Street Coward, Mary Geneva Route 6 Box 26 1 9 FHA, Spanish Club. Cox, Philip Craig 625 Jerusalem Street Crawford, Chariette Rebecca 208 Witton Street FBLA. Crawford, Gloria Ann 29 Liberty Street Creech, Joy Denise 2110 Van Dorn Street Cheerleader, SCA Representative, French Club, Ring Dance Committee, Review Staff, Executive Board. Cridlin, Alvin Gresham 2819 Midland Road Crighton, Wilton 244 High Street Crocker, Venita Diane 1231 Farmer Street Spwnish Club, Pep Club. Crocker, Wayne Marcus 448 Reservoir Heights Basketball, Baseball. Cunningham, C.D. 861 East Bank Street Distributive Education. Curtis, Nelson Clyde Jones 1803 Berkelez Ave. Chorus, Carousel, Music Man, 1984, Room 222, Fiddler on the Roof, Spanish Club. Dabney, Barbara Ann 436 Halifax Street Drama, FHA. Dacey, Donna Elizabeth 2539 Merry Oaks Avenue Dalton, Sheryl Anne 1059 Sixth Street Spanish Club, K- Warner Tri Hi Y. Dash, Ellen Beatrice 1605 Halcun Drive Davis, Hattie 341 Rolte Street French Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Girls Basketball, Varsity Club. Davis, Lenora Ann 1025 Shephard Street Dramatic Club, Music Man, SCA Homeroom Representative, Pep Club, French Club, Art Club, Science Club. Davis, Phyllis Ann 524 Virginia Avenue Marching Band, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, Library. Davis, Wayne Clifford Pep Club. Dean, Shelia Irene FBLA. 228 Witten Street 628 Halifax Street Dean, Wayne Roger 628 Halifax Street Dicson, Shirley May 454 Harding Street Dixon, Rick Ervin 1624 Mt. Vernon Street Dixon, Sherwin 1222 Blond Street Dodson, Charles Leslie 841 Wilcox Street Dodson, Grade Elaine 721 West Shore Street Donahue, Charles Richard 96 Monument Avenue Drumgoole, Karen Rene 50 IB Pecan Street Drama Club, Spanish Club, Modern Dance Club. Drumheller, Alecia Beth 335 Cloremont Street Marching Band. Dugger, Milton Alvin 222 S. Chappell Street Earwood, Timothy Wayne Wrestling, Missile. Ediin, Rosemary Ann Pep Club, FHA. 125 S. Park Drive Edmonds, Denise Yvette 1 180 Melville Street Band, Library. Edmonds, Glasco Vance 1417 Oakdale Avenue COE. Edmonds, Ronnie Lee 621 A Juniper Road Edmunds, Reba 928 Rome Street Basketball Manager, Pep Club. Edmunds, Walter 1024 West High Street Elledge, Carolyn Kay 1518 Baxter Road FHA, Missile, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Ellis, Jr. Darwin Kirk Ellis, Francis Meriwether 1 133 Mt. Vernon St. Band, Chess Club, Spanish Club. Ellison, Maxine Eunice 1633 Delmar Avenue FHA, Drama Club, Choir. Evans, Nellie Joonette 105 McKeever Street Everhart, Jeffrey Lee 2281 Walsh Avenu e Fairley, Derek Jemile 8 Bristol Court Farnell, Margery Rose 2924 Retnag Road FHA. Favors, Linda Wyouka 406 Clinton Street Band. Fields, Audrey Benita 508 Hannon Street Fields, Mary L. 449 Harrison Street FBLA, Co-op. Finfrock, Christine Sue 305 S. Jefferson St. Chorus. Flowers, Tyrone Elwood 1405 Oakdale Avenue Ford, Lucy Levonne 412 St. Matthew Street FBLA, Pep Club. Ford, Robert Linwood 412 St. Matthew Street Publication Club. Ford, Sue Ellen 1623 Monticello Avenue Franchok, Patricia Carolynn 2234 Warren St. Franciscus, Martin Wayne 2554 Century Drive Varsity Baseball. Freeman, Essie Parham Spanish Club. 15M Circle Drive Friede, Jim Eugene 3364 Francis Street Latin Club, Science Club, Chess Club. Frye, Debra Podruchny 1 920 Tio Pender Avenue J.V, Cheerleader. Fultz, Brenda Ann 1625 W. Clara Drive Fultz, Eric Sylvester 151 Virginia Avenue Fultz, Roscoe Nelson 1625 W. Clara Drive Gardner, Wanda 1 1 5 S. Market Street Class President-Junior Year. Garner, Kevin Ray French Club. 27 Cor ling Street Garris, Annie Belle 624 St. Luke Street Latin Club, FBA, FHA, Pep Club, Missile Staff, Sfxinish Club, Varsity Club National Honor Soc- iety. Gee, Jr. William Edward 1 126 Wilcox Street J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Latin Club, Review Staff, National Honor Soci- ety, Varsity Club. Gianniny, Kenneth Albert Spurgeon 706 Hampton Road Marching Band, Concert Band, Golf Team, Varsity Club, The Nigh of Jan. 16. Room 222. Giles, Tracy Elizabeth 917 Commerce Street Art Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Missile Staff, Nationol Honor Society, Home Ec. Club. 103 Spring Street Stanley M4 Halifax St. iley Library, Projection Crew, Latin Club, Science Club, Forensic Club, Dramatics, Spanish Club, Boy ' s State, SCA House of Representative, Misste. Goodail, Terry Jay 630 Flank Road Goode, Alfred Aylesworth 1641 Talley Avenue Baseball, Wrestling, Footbdll, French Club, Boy ' s State, Science Club, Chess Club, Varsity- Club, SCA President. Goodson, Mamie Lee 132 Liberty Street Good wyrt, James Wifitam 912 Rome Street Television Crew. Gousie, Caroi Ann Art Club. 1 53 Southwood Drive Grandison, Joan Morie 1633 Halifax Street Distributive Educotion. Grandison, Woodrow Randolph 1633 Hoiifax St. Football, Projection Crew, Varsity Club. Graves, Amy Lorena 82! Marseilles Street Spanish Club. Graves, Bridget Valerie 1312 Grant Avenue SCA Homeroom Representative, COE, FBLA, Drama Club. Graves, Debra Jean 322 North Carolina Avenue Cheerleader, Majorette, Science Club, History Club, Girls Basketball Team, Graves, Louise Virginia 304 St Luke Street Graves, Ronald Barham 517 S. Dunlop Street Gray, Lydia DeEsta 1 11 8 W. Washington Stre Green, Karen Letitia 514 Pegram Street Spanish Club, Pep Club, FHA, Science Club. Green, Pearl Choral, 215 Liberty Street Douglas, John A. 1 102 West Normandale Street Fulkerson, Steve C. 609 Tollgote Lane Gregory, Ricky Ray 1 109 E, Normandale Avenue 153 Giee Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Chess Club, Review Staff. Gregory, Tomisina Renee 610 Windham Street Glee Club, Spanish Club. Griffin, Cheryl Denise 737 Sapony Street Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Grinstead, Ann Carolyn 926 Minton Street FBLA, DECA. Gupton, James Caboth 2040 Fort Rice Street Gwaltney, Keith Taylor 1022 Elliott Avenue-- Golf Team. Haase, James Michael 2135 Fort Rice Street Latin Club, Student Council, The Night of Jcio 16, Music Man, 1984, Room 222, Fiddler on the Roof, Ring Dance Committee, SCA Representa- tive, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Adult Advisory Committee, History Club, Missile Staff, outstanding Teenagers of America, Pence Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Executive Commit- tee. Half, Brenda Yvonne Lamone 105 N. Burch 1436 Custer Street Hecker, John A.S. 1 16 Marshall Street Hicks, AAarva Denise 515 South Adams Street French Club, Cheerleoder. High, Hilda. 312 Halifax Street Pub licGtions Club, Art Club,, FBLA, 1984,. COE. Hiit, Eari Roy 908 Shepard Street .Hoglund, Bruce Collins. . 1770 S. Crater Road Varsity Club, J.V.- Baskefbafl, Review. Hollins, Eugene 20306 College Park Avenue Varsity Club. ■ . Holloway, Terry Ricardo 1326 ' Guster Street Baseball.,. . . Holmes, ‘Diane Odessa Hood, Arnette Louise FHA. 126 Pine Street 1 25 Center Street Jones, Charlotte Michelle 1534 Dinwiddie Ct. Band, Choral, Pro Musica, Music Man, Room 222, 1 984, Majorette. Jones, Cynthia La Jean 1201 Halifax Street Science, Glee Club, Spanish Club, History Club, Concert Band, Majorette, Latin Club, Forensics Club. Jones, Daralene McShell 953 Hillside Drive French Club, Pep Club, Jones, Janice Vernice 21 1 North Adams Street Missile Staff, Homeroom Representative. Jones, Junila 424 Gressett Street •Jones, Karen 729 Taylor Street Jones, Vananda Alphonzo 930 Wilcox Street Jones, Virginia .Mable 727 Taylor Street Homeroom Representative. Hall, Deborah FHA. Hall, Ellen Allfair Hamlin, Rhonda Special Services Club. 1118 7th Street 853 Commerce Street Hanford, Louis Edward 518 Hinton Street Pep Club. Hn.i,on, Gail Patricia 804 Gats Larte Honjy, Virginia Day 341,-; ' Spring Street ;SGA, FBLA, Choral, Pro Musica ' ‘Ensem6le. ■jWdrper, Jesse James 28 N. Old Church Street H ' wr;.,, Elva Leola 127 Witton Street -Harris, Janet 1 25 Mors Street ‘FHA, SCA Homeroom Representotive. Hoosier, Debra Ann 665 South West -Street FBLA, . Hoosier, Michael E. 665 South West Street Horne, Richard Wayne 1600 Lomor Avenue Latin Club. ■ Housianftis, Odyseos 0. lOIO Hompton Rood Hunter,. Jacqueline Vartesso - - - .-■ .. i2{)5 Melville Street Jackson, Carolyn Moe 1130 Shepard Street Library, History Club, Science Club. Jackson, Diana Matil-da 1349 Montgom-.-s v Street Special Services Club. Jackson, Harold 1349 Montgomery Street Wrestling Team. Jackson, Linda Sharon 508 Mistletoe Street Marching Band, Concert Band, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Ring Dance Committee. Joyner, Angela Mae 1318 Rome Street Jung, Raymonde Jeanette 1206 Grant Avenue DECA. Kaleyta, Mildred Terri .520 Heth Road Keene, Hilda Toler 134 Grigg Street Keeton, James Edward 1020 South Boulevord Kelley, Geraldine FHA. Kelley, Jeanette Gail , 1683 Crater Road Keliy, Douglas Perry 1855 Arch Street Bond, Baseball, VICA. Kennedy, Greg LaVerne 457 Byrne Street Kerns, Noah Edword . 322 Mistletoe Street Basketball, Varsity Club. Kizzie, LaBarbara Delores 403 Harding Street SCA Representotive,. Fall Festival Committee, Pep Club. - Hfrrison, Barrett Alexonder 739 Halifax St. Jockson, Will McAuthur 1 14 E. Mercury Street Kostanski, Gregory Timothy I Harrison, Lisa Denise - 1108 Pointer Street . Spanish Club, Choir. James, Carol Ellen 1881 Oakland Street Pence Tri-hi Y, Art- Club, FBLA, Pep Club. • ‘■i ' jst ' Tian, Barbara Jean 1734 Oakland Street -Harvonek, Leslie Sue 1915 Bedford Street ■ Fall Festival Committee, Spanish. ClubL - - Jasper, Herbert Earl VICA. Jefferson, Andrew Lee 502 Halifax Street Horvetl, Debbie Marshal 122 i High Pearl Street ' 5€A. Hatchett, Cieo SCA, Co-op. Haskins, Myron 743 Halifax Street 1329 Hinton Street Hawkins, Brenda Marie 939 Shepard Street Spanish Club, Library .Staff, ..-Sciaice. Club.- Hawkins, Francin Jocqaeline Barjd. 526 S. Adam ' S. St. Heath, Feiicic Arnette 1 103 Halifax Street. Marching Band, Concert Band, i-.V.- Cheer- leader, Latin Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Pep .C.lub, National Honor Society, Music Mars. Heath, Norman MiitbnO ■ ; 4 1 0 Harrison. Street 1444 Montgomery Street Jefferson, Donald Lee 313 Virginia Avenue Bond. Jefferson, James Russell 1110 Shepard Street Missile Staff, Special Services Club. Johnson,. Elkonoh Charles 915 Cameron Street Football, Basketball, Vorsity Club. Johnson,:Glenn Edward. 107 Lfttls Church Street . ' Varsity. Club. ‘ .Johnson, Jr. Henry Thomas 1 101 Beazley Street Johnson, James. Earl 1816 Dupuy Rood -Johnson; Randy Edword 3718 Westwood Drive Jones, Beverly 912 Patterson Street -Art Giub, Band, French Club. Kuenning, Robert .Walter 1 845 Pender Avenue Football, Dro-ma, Sponish Club, Chess Club, .Science Club, SCA R ' e esentative. Lamb, Charles Aiexonder 1 1 1 Shore Street Dramatics Club, French Club, SCA. Lancaster, Vernetta Diane Route 3 Box 1 38 Choral, Fiddler on the Roof, Homeroom Rep- . resentotive, Spanish Club. Lane, Jerry Lee Special Services Club. 163 1 Halifax Street Longley, Dale Elizabeth 2012 Colston Street Pence Y Club. LagartiSj Stacey Glen 1930 Westover Avenue Lee, Felicia Eileen 1213 Grant Avenue Chord, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Lee, Garland Linwood 538 Hannon Street DECA. Lee, Patricia Levern 107 Walkover Avenue Lee, Patrisia Pearlene 471 Byrne Street Dramatics Club, Publication Club, FBLA, FHA, Junior Ring Dance Committee, Pep Club. 154 Leonand, Linda Faye Levenson, Trudy Ellen Spanish Club, SCA. Lewis, Audrey Diane FHA. Lewis, Diane Alfredo Lewis, Freda Aviene 326 Greenwood Drive 1521 Halifax Street 125 Chappel Street 521 Walnut Street Marching Band, Concert Band, French Club, Publication Club. Lewis, Laurie Lynn 1732 Oakland Street Lewis, Tamara Ann 1011 King Avenue 2130 Breckenridge Avenue Light, Mary Kay DECA-President. Lipchak, Sharon Kay FHA, Office Worker. Love, Cynthia Faye Love, Edward Science Club, VICA. Lowe, Kathy Jean Art Club, Band. 7 1 6 Wagner Road 1 508 Valor Drive 408 Virginia Avenue 1033 Shepard Street Lundy, Saundra Elizabeth 46 Pine Street Drama, French Club, Modern Dance, Pep Club. Lutz, Diane Adelle Lyons, James Lee Macklin, Delores FBLA, Library Staff, FHA. Maclin, Ricky Eugene 1910 Buckner Street 1462 Ferndale Avenue 448 Harding Street 492 Byrne Street Madison, Kathryn Keeter 1 843 Sherwood Road Latin Club, J.V. Cheerleader, SCA Representa- tive, Spanish Club, Science Club, Varsity Cheer- leader, Make-up Crew. Maitland, Delores Diane Special Services Club. 24 Summit Street Malone, Moses Eugene 241 St. Matthew Street Mark, Bessie C. Martin, Ronnie Gene Band. Mason, Keith Dean Mason, Scotty SCA. 1 15 McKeever Street 742 Sterling Street 3375 S. Crater Road 406 Byrne Street Matthews, Debra Faye 2104 S. Whitehill Drive Mayes, Albert Maryland Box 822 Confederate Ave. VICA. Mayfield, Gloria Jean FHA, FBLA. McCann, Arthur Lee 523 St. Mark Street 1 1 24 McKenzie Street McDonald, Richard Alan 1905 Buckner Street Chess Club, Wrestling Team. McKiever, Janette LaVerne FHA. 515 Cedar Street McKnight, James Monroe 2131 Breckenridge Ave. McNew, Rhonda Kim 1745 Monticello Street McWilliams, Sharon Victoria Rt. 2 Brooks Park Merriweather, Brennan Alan 638 Pegram Street Football. Miles, Hal Bonino 4 Eastover Avenue J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Wrestling Team, Science Club, SCA Homeroom Representative, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. Paige, Carlos Andre French Club, Room 222, Wrestling. Parham, Catherine B. 920 Hamilton Street French Club, SCA Senate. Parham, Deborah Jean 1302 Custer Street National Honor Society. Parham, Michael Nathaniel 120 Virginia Avenue FBLA. Miles, William Melvin 1 25 Center Street Parker, Joyace Ann Miller, Mark Ronald 1 172 Northampton Road Chess Club. Mi Miron, Ricky Wade 2548 Century Drive Mitchell, James David 1204 Rome Street J.V. Football, FBLA, Marching Bond, Projection Crew, Basketfeall. Moore, Alvin Ignatius 819 Shepard Street Football. Moore, Jimmie Celestine 1001 Cool Spring Dr. French Club, Pep Club. Moore, Kenneth 458 Round Top Avenue Art Club. Moore, Michael Lewis 1332 Talley Avenue French Club, Morgan, Andre Cornell 7 Ross Court Morgan, David Alexander 421 Harding Street Basketball, Science Club, Varsity Baseball, Spanish Club, Band, Student Council. Morris, Bernand Lewis 2033 Ferndale Avenue Band. Morris, Linda Darlene 107 North Plains Drive FBLA, Pep Club. Moser, Sharon Kay 2539 Glendale Avenue Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Mountcastle, Nia Clarita 818 Rome Street Spanish Club, Band. Moy, Joseph Alan 412 Blackwater Drive Murray, Chandois Demetrius 1410 Floyd Street SCA. Nelson, Charlotte Marcy 2004 Bishop Street Art Club. Newcomb, Berverly Ann 947 King Avenue Art Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Newspaper Staff, Carousel. Newsom , Kathryn Ann 2210 Anderson Street Marching Band, Concert Band, FBLA, Missile Staff, Girls Basketball, Carousel, Bye Bye Birdie, Oklahoma. Newsom, Nancy Lynn 2210 Anderson Street FBLA. Newton, Gary Dean Band, Pep Band. 2640 Baxter Road Noean, Patricia Anne 3751 Westwood Drive O ' Neal, Sharon 1211 Hawk Street FHA, French Club. Ore, Helen EVangeline 1 04 North Dunlop Street Parker, Tommie Varsity Club, Pep Club. 702 Harrison Street 807 Logan Street Parker, Tyrone 807 Logan Street Latin Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. Patton, Deborah Brintley 530 Summit Street VICA. Payton, Wanda Delois 4 1 9 Cedar Street Modern Dance, Science Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Spanish Club. Pegram, Elizabeth Ann 1428 Weaver Avenue Choir, Chorale, French Club, Missile Staff. Pegram, Jacqueline Louise 323 E. Fillmore St. Missile Staff, SCA, FHA. Pegram, Shirley Ann 323 E. Fillmore St. Perdue, Roxanne Victoria 322 South Park Dr. Pep Club. Perkins, Joseph Edward 136 New Street Perry, Francel Jeannette 23 S. Burch Street Marching Band, Concert Band. Perry, Yvonne Delois 605 Plum Street Peters, Lloyd Katina 207 South West Street Science Club, Forensics Club, Special Services Club. Phillips, Fay Marsha 232 St. Mark Street Spanish Club, FHA, Missile Staff, Pep Club, Senior Float Committee. Phillips, Pamela Denise 1416 Weaver Avenue Marching Band, Concert Band. Phillips, Sandro Kay 1045 Sussex Street k- Warner Tri-Hi-Y, COE. Plott, Jr. Glenn LaRue 1771 Monticello Street Poke, Cynthia Dianne 657A Cottenwood Drive Choir, Dramatics Club, Modern Dance, Varsity Cheerleader, SCA Senate. Polk, Rosemary 1116 Rome Street Art Club, DECA Club, Homeroom Representa- tive, Library Staff. Pope, Linda Mae 528 Cameron Street Porter, Joseph Ronnie 306 N. Church Street Pep Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Spanish Club, Stage Bond. Porter, Veronica Odeal 106 S. West Street Powell, Dorthola Hamlette 312 S. Dunlop St. Science Club, Choir, French Club, SCA. Powell, Shirley Ann 744 Halifax Street Preston, Frank Benjamin 486 Reservoir Hgts. Projection Crew. 155 Prude, Bessie Carol 417 St. Luke Street Missile Staff, FHA, Pep Club, Varsity Club, Cir- culation Staff. Pryor, Thomas 1324 Baylor Lane Basketball, SCA, Latin Club, Drama. Puryear, Richard James 1 202 E. Washington St. Raines, Ear! Roy 313 Mistletoe Street ViCA. Roiney, Gail Ann 22 Mitchell Court FBLA, SCA, Library Staff, Review Staff. Randolph, Beverly Franscine 456 Harrison St. Marching Band, Coricerf Band, French Gl.ub, Review Staff, Nattonoi Honor Society, ' Varsity Club, SCA, ■ , ' R mond, Susan Koy ,117 Culpeper Avenue French Club.. ' , , Reekes, Wiliie Thomas . I2S Seoboard Street ViCA. Reynolds, Donald E. 3.11 Holly Hiff. Drive Rhodir, Chorii Steven . 1748 .Pender Avenue Richardson, A!k.n Ricardo . . ■223 N. Carolina Ave. ■ SCA, Drama Oub, History Club. . Richardson, Bernard Luther 525 Pegram Street Library, Special Services Club. Richardson, Kevin Woyne . ■ . ' 6.17-N.Garo!inaAve.- ’ Ridley, .Bonita Emogene 535 Taylor Street VICA, ‘SCA Homeroom Reptesentative, Missde Staff, VIC A- Reporter. Roberts, Gwendolyn L©eh.«e 1217 Hawk Street Band, French Club. ' . . ■ . . Robertson,. Lisa 2124 Breckenddge Rood Robertson, Larry Wayne 629 High Street BaseboH, . ' Rdsinsori, Brendti Wov ertene 1 Old Church St. ■Robinson, Jacqueiing Yolandai Old Church St. Spanish Club. . Reblnson, .Pomela Carol . - ' ' . . 215 St. (Matthew Street ■ Band, SCA-, FHA, Choir. Roney., Evelyn 232 South wood Drive . Rose, Goii .Louise 216 St. Matthews Street Rose, Mary Kimberly 2010 Fort Rice Street ; Roweleft, Mike Charles 1929 Walton Street : Ruble, April Melaine 923 Oakmont Drive . FHA, Pep Club. ySanders, Donald Roy i-D.E., Art Club. Sanders, Patricia Karen 556 Wagner Road Sandidge, William Newman 2029 Van Dorn Street Science Club, Spanish Club. Santiago, Nancy 822 West High Street Missile Staff, VICA, Pep Club. Satterfield, Cynthia Anne Art Club, French Club. 344 Greenwood Drive Saunuf, Gail Marie 2007 Richmond Avenue Special Services Club. Sayers, Barbara Sue 1764 Matoax Avenue Carousel, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Scarborough, Rosa Ne! FBLA, .FHA, COE. Scott, Leffie Karl Science Oub, Scruggs, Monica French Club. Seaborne, Debro Seaborne, Edward Sf-H. Michael Wayne Self, William Dean DF.CA 814 W. Washington St. 2 1 1 Shore Street 332 Greenwood Drive 629 Gressett Street 155 Seaboord Street Se ' xton, Donald Roy 418 Black water Drive .Missile, Baseball. Saady, John A.. Shands.,. Lillie Ruth Special Service Club. 1810 Matox Avenue 606 High Street Shorrett, Edward Eugene 1306 W. Washington St. D.E. Shaw, Susan Margaret Apt. 71 Ivy Gates Shell, Patricia Ann 1612 East Tuckaboe Street ESAP, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheeleader, SCA Representative, French Club, Science Club Latin Club, Girl ' s State, National Honor Society, Drama. Sickles. Bonnie Robin 907 Northampton Road Art Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club. -Silverman, Bruce .Atlon Art Club, Tennis. ' Team, Varsity Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Review Staff, Ring Dance Comnriittee. Singleton, Paul 1633 West Clara Drive Slate, Chuiles Edward 10 1 Culpeper Avenue Fren ch ' ' C iub, Missite Staff. Slaughter, Brenda Gay 120 Slagle Avenue Sioan., Chris Ray 536 S, Azeala Road Footboll, Art Club, Smith, Brenda Dawn 223 Witten Street Lotin Club, National Honor Society, Art Club, Science Oub, Smith, Deborah Kay 544 Halifax Street Smith, Dianne Elizobeth 1014 Rome Street Library Staff, Missile Staff, Pep Club. Smith, Freda Irene 524B Cottonwood Drive FHA. Smith, Gennise Chorlene 135 Clayton Street Sea Representative, Homecoming Committee. Smith, Kermit Vadwroff 715 S. West Street Varsi ' ty Football, Varsity Wrestling, Special Ser- vices Club, SCA Representative, Varsity Club. Smith, Larry Jerome 1320 Rome Street VICA. Smith, Marie Antionette 932 Rome Str eet Homeroom Representative. Smith, Sandra Dodson 601 Apt. C Cottonwood Dr. Spence, Robin Rae 137 Spotswood Drive Office Asst. Spivey, Roberta Jean 1 905 Fort Rice Street Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Science Club. Spurlock, Martha Ann 2823 Forest Hills Road Yearbook, Drama Club, SCA Homeroom Rep- resentative, Senator, National Honor Society, Band Review, French Club, FHA, Class Officer. Stewart, Lillie Ann 613 S. Adams Street Stewart, Michael A. 1621 Mt. Vernon Street Stith, Gayle Laratta 1520 W. Clara Drive Majorette. Stith, Lee Marvin 621 B Juniper Road Stith, Vera Antionette 926 Farmer Street Stoodley, Donna Sue 205 Blackwater Drive Pep Club, FHA, Band. Street, JoAnn 437 Harding Street Miss Christmas Seal, Office Helper. Stuart, Jam.es William 757 Myrick Avenue Marching Band, Latin Ciub, Concert Club. Sutherland, Brendo Yvonne 1 18 St. Mark Street Art Club, Chess Club, Library Assistance. Talbott, Marsha Glynn 2023 Fort Rice Street Art Club, Newspaper, Spanish Club. Tatiey, Brenda Elizabeth 1227 Farmer Street DECA. Taiiey, Carol Annette 545 T ' aylor Street Sponish Club, Chorale, Band. TassefI, Karen Ann 790 Myrick Avenue DECA, Pence Tri Hi Y. Tatum, Loretta Leyrnone 531 Hannon Street Pep Club. Taylor, Milton Andre 516A Cottonwood Drive Spanish Club. Taylor, Stanley James 1712 Halcum Drive Temple, George Vanderslice 1947 Buckner Street J.V, Football. Thompson, Daniel Timothy Thaddeus 1678 Berkeley Glee Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band, Pep Club, Science Club, The Music Man, The Fid- dler on the Roof, Chorale. Thompson, Mark William 928 Clarke Street Projection Crew, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. Thompson, Sylvia 331 Federal Street Threatt, James L. 1429 Talley Avenue Basketball, Varsity Club, French Club. 156 Tompkings, Deborah Anita 38 Edmonds Avenue History Club, FHA, Science Club, Majorette, Review, SCA, National Honor Society. Townsend, Carol Travers, Dale Marie Majorette. Traylor, John Gibson Walker, Robert Ear! ;5M SyrheStrei ' , Dramatic Club, Modern Donee. Walker, Wayne Melvin 924 Clarke J.V. Football, Baseball, SCA, Varsity Word, Ronnie Atexandef 62§ Gresset|Stfeet Washington, Floyd Jr. ISl Shor fereet 1516 Dupuy Rood Washington, Pornela Jean 954 Hillside, Drive 723 Confederate Avenue 2908 Nivram Road Treaster, Gary Robert 216 South wood Drive Yearbook Staff, Science Club, SCA, French Club, Spanish. Triplett, Debi L. COE, SCA Representative. Tucker, Howard Earl 522 Harding Street Tucker, Wilbur Earl 723 Federal Street Tudor, Thomas Edward 1 752 Varina Avenue Turnamian, Gayle Patrice 1623 Westover Av- enue Art Club, Glee Club, National Honor Society. Turner, Janeane Renee 520 Harrison Street Spanish Club, Library Staff. Turner, Malcolm LaVelle 442 Bryne Street Football Trainer, Fiddler on the Roof, Wrestl- ing, Varsity Club, Spanish Club. Turner, Vivian Eioirte Choir, Pep Club. 129 Cameron Court Urdo, Linda Carol 4 1 0 High Street SCA Representative, Pep Club, FBLA, COE. Urzle, Loretta Martine 607 W. Washington Street Vaiden, Pottl Lynn French Club. 2104 Buckner Street Venable, Antoinette Hortensio 928 Washington- FHA, FBLA. Venskus, Joseph Michael 25B Deerfield Drive D.E. Wade, Kelevine Leon Football, Varsity Club. 813 Diamond Street Walker, Craig Anthony 849 Shepard Street’ Review Staff, Missile, French Club, Marching Bond, Concert Bond, Latin Club. Wallace, Jr. Floyd William 932 Rome Street Drama Club, History Club, Science Club, Band Twirier, Projection Club, Library. Walker, Jane Rene Wolfcer, Leonard Roy Football, Varsity Club. Walker, Pa tricia Ann SCA, Spanish Club 137 Virginia AvenueT 729 Court; 1 204 Hinton Street FBLA. Wasyk, Danny Toombs 22 9? Bishop St et Tennis, Varsity Cli43, Ring DoncA Cemmittiee, SCA Representative, Pence Tn Hi Y. Watson, El ixofaeth Acres 1864 S. Sycamore St. AAorching Bond, Concert Bond, Music Mon; Re- gionai Band, Fiddler on the Roof, SCA Rep- resentative, Science Club, ’I ' jotional Honor Soci- ety. Watts, Eari Mtchaei Special Services Club. Wotts, Timothy Lone 3 1 4 South Pork Drive Basketball, Weeks, Franklin Ray . K)4 South Plains Drive Weiner, Joei Roy 2010 Windsor Rood Wheeler, Philip Henry 1866 S. Crater Rood White, Barbara Jean 2 School Court FBLA. Whitmore, Edward Eugene , ■ 409 Beauregard Ave. Baseball. . . Wiggins, Charles Roger 23 Guarantee Street Wiggins, Terry Denise . 23. Guarantee Street Wilkerson, Patricio Ann 1 J6 Oakland Drive Willcox, Jim 1927 ' Berkeley Avenue Williams, Beverly R-oy 921 Weaver Avenue Williams, Colvin Lee 835B Wilcox Street Williams, Corolyn Theresa 1317 Concord Drive Williams, Charles Leon 47 St. Mark Street Williams, Debra Arm 922 Halifax Street Pep Club, Homeroom Representative, Office Helper, French Club. -ai ' Williams, Liovd Richard 1 45 Spotswood Drive icr... Williams, Nadine 1309 Franck Avenue Drama Club, Franch Club, Girl ' s Basketball ■■Team. Williams, Pam Jean 1 134 Arlington Street FHA J 4 , Rhonda Sh ' eryi 50 ID Pecan Street Atodern Dance, -Pep Club. WiUioms, Rdoertha 1436Montoqomery Street Choir, FBLA COE. Williams, Ruth Vtfginia 331 Walnut Street Majorcrttel Spanish Club, Wllfiams, Sile-ia Moe 141 Clayton Street 1984, Pep Club, Wil!i smscw , fesly7t Dorcas 346 Wesley Street - Wilson,; Defsefah Noomi 500 Minqea Street FHALqtWCteife. Wilson, James Russell, 1946 Bishop Street Spanish Club, Chess Club. Wilson, Joy SCA. 802 Herding Stre f’ Wilson, Leonard Tyrone 708 Wesley Street Wilson, Randy LyrII 6 - Hording Strig .. Wilson, Valencia Faye 846 Se$i h Jones Street ' . Latin Club, Majorette, Spanish Club, Chorus, Review Staff, Notional Honor Society. Winbush, Patricia Ann ' 6? ' Pegrom Street French C b,- Notional Hono ' f .So’etei Winf ield -jQhn Mark ' 1319 Ril ley Avenue ■ Band, Wrestling, Spohish Club. VVinsygpj Kim Denise 916 lork Stre Art CluiSi ’ J ■■■.., ' ■■■ ' .■ ' V ' .!. ' As. . .. ... ... Wolfe, F do Gay 5 Locklar ' Wolfrey, Wilton Wa|ne -4 Beeph Preset Womack, Dawnn Defies 718- Sycom re St. Wood, Cleotho 1 t46 pmmerce Street Woods, Crystal Susan; ' 824 Sheparo Street.!; Science Club, Spanish Band, SCA, Script. ■: ;; ' S Woods, Linda Diane 928 Hillside Driv National Honor Societ ep Qlub, FHA. Wrenn, Curtis Lee Wright, Juan Carl French Club, Chorale. Wright, Margaret Hill 468 Windhdm Stre 1 22 N Crate Roj . 441 Welisten Street! Wyatt, Bonnie Irene V ' 108 Chappell Street Cheerleader, French Ctiib, Tam Council, Ttjbsfcii culosis and Respirotoryi Disease Association. , Zoppulla, Mary Ann ' ' 1765 Oakland Stre Spanish Club. Zatcoff, Geraldine 200! Windsor Road Art Club. r’ - C ' . ' ' ' • ■. ■■r ’ ' . ' ' ' . ' ■? - ' ' 4 • r’lWT ' - .-; ,- }■ ’ . •:■. • . S2P� ' 158 Bisfinr ®Ki ' iiyiKii®® Susi Adams Sharon Aldrich David Aldridge James Allen Ben Anderson Donald Anderson Nancy Andrews Jayne Angell Gloria Archer Mike Arcuri Pam Arrington Allen Avera Donna Avera Cheryl Barboza Herbert Barnes Maria Barnes Gladys Baskerville Darlene Bassett Wayne Batts Aoma Baugh Evangeline Beard Polly Beasley Valarie Beasley Cindy Bellew Robert Berestechy Vanessa Berry Valerie Best Wyman Bethea Johnny Blackburn Otelia Blackwell Wanda Blalock Samuel Bland Sandra Blanton Michael Blouin Willie Bolden Brian Bouldin Phillip Bowen Sharon Bowman Jerome Bozeman Joyce Bozeman Linda Branch Clementine Brooks Carlton Brown Debbie Brown Helen Brown Jamie Brown Johnny Brown Keith Brown Lindsay Brown Vanessa Brown Ernest Bryant Wanda Bryant Lisa Bublitz Debbie Bub love Juniors enjoy the privilege of a seventh period schedule. Above: Don Griffin takes a refreshing drink to get started all over again. Below: Juniors use this extra time to catch up on some back news. Lois Buford Katherine Bugg Gloria Burgess Patricia Burnette Linda Burrow Becky Burton Donna Butler Barbara Cain Bonnie Campbell Joe Carter Wanda Carter Deborah Cartwright Debbie Chatman Darlene Clay ®®yiKi© Michelle Coleman Marvin Cooke Vashtine Cooke David Cox Diane Coyle Chandel Crawford Laura Crawley Elizabeth Crenshaw Wayne Crews Larry King warms up just before a football game. Frederick Cunningham Carlton Curry Wyatt Curtis Gay Dabney Harry Daghita Kathy Dagon Grace Daily Betty Dance Michael Dash Miles Davidson Claire Davis Sharlene Davis Debbie Myers displays poise while running for homecoming queen. S®Mli i lBYTTIKIIlKI® Sherene Dent Deborah Diggs Ronald Diggs Ursula Dillard Marvin Dixon Audrey Drew Larry Drew Patricia Drew Carolina Droddy Vanessa Drumgoole Janice Dugger Tom Edenstrom Vanessa Eddy Anderson Ed low Christine Edmonds Rondo Edmonds Wanda Edmondson Linda Edmunds Carolyn Edwards Velda Edwards Alan Elliott Vickie Emory Cindy Epps Pleasant Epps Rosemary Epps Belinda Evans Paul Farley Kyrola Ferguson Brenda Fisher Robin Fisher Cindy Ford Ben Foster Brenda Freeman John Gaines Wallace Geter Mel Gianniny Sherry Gibson Burnetta Giles Sandra Gill Samuel Goff Yita Gomez Marcel Goode 164 Monica Goode Patricio Goode Wanda Goodwyn Melvin Gore Donna Griffith Linda Hackley Kelly Hale Brenda Hall Zarak Hanks Kay Hardy Ernestine Hargraves Nori Harstad Frank Harrell Kim Harris Rosie Harris Ronald Harwell Thomas Harville Linda Hawk Yolanda Hayden James Hayes Aaude Hazelwood Karen Henshaw Rebecca Herring Ann Hill We are proudly led by three outstanding persons in the junior class, (right) Leon Parham with his keen sense of responsibility presides as our president, (top) Rondo Edmonds takes on great responsibility as our vice-president, (left) while Joyce Bozeman is a very dedicated class secretary. mm, j) c WM 166 mil mmm Linda Hill Rosemary Hill Regina Hollars Joyce Holloway Doris Holmes Dwayne Hornes Joel Howard Peter Howcroft Jim Houp Angeles Houston Vernette Howard Hana Hutchinson Eurgentine Jackson Leroy Jackson Rene Jackson Robin Jackson Saundra Jackson Winifred Jackson Cindi James Jeffrey Jarrell Cathy Jarrett Gerald Johnson Melvin Johnson Alex Jones Janet Jones Jerry Jones John Jones Letaz Jones Melvin Jones Mountcastle Jones Valerie Jones Vicky Jones Wayne Batts looks confused while taking a test in one of his classes. 7BflOS WM o o a o Q m Debbie Kaleyta Michael Kates Linda Kearne Diane Kelly Roosevelt Kelly Rosalind Key Bonnie King Debbie King Larry King Janne Kingery Brian Kilpatrick Mindy Kirkland Everette Kitcher Nicky Kolesar Cynthia Lamb Pamela Lee Patrick Lee Roberta Lee Robert Le Fever Anthony Lewis Eva Lewis Kenneth Lewis Debbie Linkous Freddie Love April Lundy James Lundy James Lundy stops for a brief rest after climbing the many steps at P.H.S. 168 jyiMlltBS S.®®K T® TKIl Patricia Mallory Ronnie Manor Bobby Martin Joyce Mason Theetta Mason Valerie Mason Wayne Mason Richard Massenburg Cheryl May Gwen Mayton Steve McAra Gail McCann Terra McCaum Jack McDaniel Rita McGuigan Samuel McLeod Gary McNeely Bernard Meade Howard Miles JoAnn Miller Josette Miles George Miller Renee Miller Doris Mitchell Q O O fOKiosim ® ©IF mm sciKiiti. Mark Mitcheli Tanya Mitchell Linda Moody Morienne Morgan Sylvia Moss Nancy Motley Danny Myler Debbie Myrick Robert Myrick Gloria Neal Gayle Nedreick Clarence Nelson Leon Parhom Sandra Parham William Parham Danny Payne James Peerman Janet Pegram David Perry Karen Perry Mike Perry Mark Phillips William Phillips Harold Pierce 169 Bernard Moore Darcel Moorefield Sonia Murray Debbie Myers Barbara Neal Clifford Neal David Ozmore Norma Owens Yolanda Parham Ernest Patterson Deborah Perdue Betsy Perkinson Carolyn Peterson Wanda Peterson Cheryl Pillow Helena Pitchford Robert Porter Jeon Possnock Norma Pratt Frank Preston Eric Price Wayne Price Tony Pritchett Arnette Pulley Reginald Pulley lOlt I® Angie Plymale Margaret Poke Denise Pond Vl VWVWWVVWW W W WWWW WWWVWW Elmore Rainey Jennie Reekes Barbara Ribbon Paula Rice Joyce Richardson Susan Ridout Gayle Riggins Lisa Robertson Johnny Roe Billy Rogers Shirley Rollins Chansta Rose Debra Roudette Patrick Rowe Patsy Saunders Dave Saunders 173 Stephanie Schmidt Dinah Scott Magaret Scott Valancy Seabolt Sharon Sechrest Kimberly Sherrick Mike Shockley Kay Siegle Nancy Simmons Michael Slough Donald Smid Debra Smith Gregory Smith Magaret Smith Mike Smith Patricia Smith Tammy Smith Theresa Smith We heard that 174 Valentino Smith Ronald Snow Linda Stallings Carolina Stanley Kim Stephens Carla Stewart A I Stith 175 fOMU w nrypYiii!!)® AAary Stith Beverly Sober Heidi Sykora Lisa Talley Dean Tanner Jim Tash Alan Tatum Gwene Thomas Cathy Traylor Jean Truchan Everette Tucker Larry Tucker Keith Underwood Machia Uthappa Carl Vanderburg Johnny Fobbs lends his talent to help the cheerlead ers and pep club in preparing signs for games. ]76 Gail Vaughan Wanda Vaughan Evelyn Watkins Alfred Washington Wesley Washington Vanessa Weatherington Diane Weeks Deborah Wells Ricky West Andre White Brenda White Einora White Business I?®B ysi OIM TTKIi fOTiSi 177 Food Service Sharon White Timothy White David Whitney Gail Whitted Leon Whitted Debbie Wicks Bobby Wiggins Joyce Wiggins Ruth Ann Wahnon Barbara Walker Gale Walker Gloria Walker LaVerne Walker Avery Walter Clay Walthall 178 Steve Woodard Eddie Wright Frank Wynn Denise Zachman Brenda Watferd Vickie Williams Billy Williamson Carolyn Williams Delores Williams Gail Williams Howard Williams Jacqueline Williams John Williams Patricia Williams Stanley Williams Elizabeth Wilson Pamela Wilson Chestine Winfield William Womack -r? S ; ,k;. wsmm AfV-4 ,. ' ;v ' ‘CW- V ' i -.’f ’ f i 5“ -■•■ ' S i V ij- v ' r.4 ' . ' - -� ‘1e:‘ ' .v ' j !V;C v’-j . ' . ■ 55 Steve Abernathy Deborah Abraham Danny Adams George Adams Beverly Adkins David Adkins James Adkins Patty Alexander June Allen Gail Anderson Thomas Anderson Willaetta Andrews Laura Arcuri Katherine Armstrong Andrea Arom Deborah Arrington Rosemary Ashby Delphine Badzinski Gail Baifield Cathy Baines Vicki Baker Sharon Barnes Zeola Barlow John Barrington Bookey Battle Joanne Batts Jimmy Best Nancy Bevely Tara Biscoe Judy Blackwell Theresa Blackwell Eric Bland Jerome Bland Tyrone Bland Doug Blovin Debbie Bogese Howard Bonds Arthur Booker Billy Booth Ben Bott Earl Bowles Aura Bowling Carl Bradley Reginald Branch Rose Brandt Eddie Bridgman Jan Brisendine Tim Britt Harold Brooks Milton Brooks Elaine Browder Alfredo Brown Darlene Brown Donald Brown Kathy Brown It ' s rather obvious that the new curriculum generates class enthusiasm. Keith Brown Michael Brown Peter Brown Tiahuana Brown Valerie Brown Wanda Brown William Brown Cindy Bryant Tracy Bubier Patricia Buford James Buggs Teronia Bullock Karen Burrow Keith Burrow Tyrus Burrow Phylliss Butler Wanda Byrd Betty Callis Terry Callis Jeanette Carroll James Carter Ann Cathrall Brian Caudle Sharon Chambliss Chris Chaney Wayne Chappel Brenda Charles Jackie Clark ©IFfOCIi® Clifton Cobb Francine Cole Fannie Coleman Leroi Cole Arthur Collins David Collins Jeanette Colston Robin Cooke Jean Coureton Rose Coureton Judith Courtney Bobby Cousins Elizabeth Cox Valerie Crawley Spring Crenshaw Wanda Crews Karen Crocker Sharen Crocker Rovert Crowder Wanda Crump Marif Crumper Berenda Cruz Debbie Csarnogusky Sara Cumby James Curry Jack Cutchin Rickey Dabney Sharon Daly Study habits are always the best habits. Clifton Davis Mark Davis Michael Davis Shari Davis Diane Dean Maurice Dean Sylvia Dean Garif Dielz Rosa Diggs Roosevelt Dillard India Dodson Wanda Donnell Robin Drake Cynthia Drumgoode Calvin Dugger Djimlor Dugger Crystal Dunn Nat Edmond Roslyn Edmonds Danita Edwards Gary Edward s Joe Elder Linda Eldridge Anthony Ellis Vanassa Embry Clyde Emmorg Caroline Epps Shirl Epps Tracy Epps Hendrix Faison Steve Faison Sharone Fauntleroy Bobby Fields Jerome Fields Wilbert Fields Physical fitness is part of our daily life. Freda Fitzgerald Brenda Fowlkes Wayne Fowlkes Janice Frame Tammy Franco Pam Franklin Barbara Frenziey Donna Gay Wayne Gee Norman Geisselbrecht Juanita Geter Ralph Geter Tamara Gibbs Michael Giles Carl Givings David Glass Florence Goode Sachiko Goode Paula Goodrich Tommie Goodwyn Zortha Gordon Francis Graves Samuel Gray Barney Green Victoria Green Randy Gregory Barry Griffin Michael Griffin Kurt Grigsby Denise Gunn Arturo Holloway Heidi Ha I leek Teri Hand Lewis Hanford Joseph Hargraves ' You didn ' t tell me it hoppened like that. . . Boy does that food look good. Too bad it hits your stomach like a rock. Hey! What ' s holding up the line. Delores Morris Marvin Harris Eric Harrison Frank Harrison James Harrison Randal Haynes Dwight Hendricks Kathy Herring Mark Hester Richard Hicks Bernard Hill Gloria Hill Richett Hill William Hill Wallace Hines Charles Hobbs Yolanda Hobbs Hosea Holcomb Carol Holmes Charlton Hopkins Varonda Hopkins Deborah Howard James Howard Marsha Howard Lorraine Hundley Gail Hunter Betsy Hurt Joanne Hutcherson Charles Jackson Clifton Jackson Loretta Jackson Winifred Jackson Harold James Daniel Jarrell Ursaline Jennings Edwina Jeter Fisher Johnny Linda Johnson Frank Johnston Angernette Jones Carol Jones Carol Anne Jones Christine Jones Claudette Jones George Jones Deborah Jones Gladys Jones Greg Jones Kenny Jones Roberta Spivey gives a few pointers during J.V. tryouts. Schoolwork is a lot of fun. Leander Jones Lisa Jones Marty Jones Richard Jones Sandra Jones Vicki Jones Violet Jones Mary Judkins Banoar Kelly John Kelly Rudy Kelley Mary Key Davy Kirland Stephen Klimek Steven Klingel Patricia Knight Kenneth Lambert Patty Lea Gail Lee Jannie Lee Waren Lee George Leonard Michael Leonard Angela Lewis Edward Lewis Leslea Lewis Gary Levenson Michelle Lima Reginald Lindsey Kenneth Lipscomb Mickey Llint Mike Lundberg Donna Lutz Timothy Lynch Janice Lyons Lori Mabon 189 a06XX3CXX363CX3t30CX3CX3CX363«X36agXXX3CXXXX30CXX3tXX3tXX3636XXXXXX.«XXXXX36 Tammy Marshall Cheryl Martin Jeanne Martin Lloyd Martin David Martinez Charles Mason James Mason Joyce Mason Starann Mason Carlos Mata Karen May Harold Mayton Sandra McCray Charles McDaniel Patricia McKeever Ronald McKeever Malisa McSwain Melody Keith Debora Merritt Kathy Merritt Michel Merritt David Mertz, Ira Miles Mary Miles Cynthia Miller Lloyd Minter Mark Mizelle Marsha Mizelle Vincent Moore Sherman Morgan Clara Morris Adrian Moorse Nancy Muse Jacque Myers Cheryl Myrick Carolyn Neverson Brenda Newton Terry Oakley Germaine Oliver Carol O ' Neal Daniel Osborne Gregory Paige Mary Papcun Anthony Parham David Parham Edna Parham Sharon Parham Maurice Parker Lewis Parks Janet Peade Janice Peate Tiny Perdue Bobby Perkin Cheryl Perkins Vanessa Perkins James Perry Kevin Mabus Katie Macklin Chris Maitond Ruth Malden Belinda Manns Joyce Marshall Rita Marshall 191 Herbert Pettiford Sharon Pettiford Tommy Piaseck Sandra Pitman Micheai Pitt Donald Ponton Ronald Ponton Delories Pool Michelle Pope Gail Porter Robert Price Bonnie Rable Deborah Raigns Gail Raines Lynn Rainey Roderick Rowling Daniel Reighard Leon Richards Wayne Ridley Wilbert Robb James Robinson Joseph Robinson Sharon Robinson Yvonne Robinson Yvonne Robinson Patricia Romanchac Kathy Rosser Belinda Sander George Sanders Georgia Sayers Elaine Schaetze Patti Schiefer Kim Sechrest Courtnea Sheffield Richard Shrader Robert Siedow This Spanish Club member is ready for a trip to Spain These contestants, for Miss Homecoming otong with Sandro Jones (not shown), wait anx- iously for the winner to be announced. imitaiisiBiBiwufAmTOiai 0 0 Q oacsaoQooQ o aaa fl . a,.a , s .,8„e„a„a j . 9 . fl se a a e.a o a a £fl.flaajiAB a as aijiJ_fl-aAJ LftiLaJLfiJUiAJLa-a.flAiLa.fi-fl.AJ-a.flfl fl s a a a g flfloaagoa eoeQQQQ QoooooQOQQooQOO OQgflflflfl wrrinrBTmrryrinrr¥TrrT¥Tror¥Tnr¥Trrr¥¥WFrrTmrrrrr¥¥¥¥wrrrr¥ Gilda Singletary Bertina Smith Eariinc Smith Harold Smith Micheal Smith Michelle Smith Nathanie Smith Pamela Smith Raymond Smith Ricky Smith Claudia Snipes Brenda Steinseifer Jeff Stephen Stevie Stepenson Sharon Steward Kimber Stewart Karen Stith Larry Stith Diana Stokes Larry Stuart Dollie Suber Robin Sykes Dee Talbott Rhonda Tanner Vivette Tanner Debbie Taylor Doris Taylor Patricia Taylor Constance Tazewell Deveroh Thomas Robert Thomas Earl Thompson Eddie Thrailkil Joanette Threatt Abigail Thurmad Jane Traylor Laurie Turnamian Gilda Turner Kay Turner Keefe Turner Pat Tyo Leslie Vann aBoaeoQQaoeeQ e Q e i a aiLfi _OLJJLJLOXILgAftJJlJJU.flAI-aJJJ lAJAAU. Raymond Vaughan Ronnie Vaughan Sue Vernon James Vest Michael V!k Ernest Wade Theaster Wade Richard Wai Alonzo Walker Annette Walker Calvin Walker Charlene Walker Elaine Walker Tammy Walker Terrie Walker Terry Walker Kenny Walls Terry Warren Glenn Watkins Cheryl Watson John Wayne Twwwwwm Joanne Webb Arleen Weir Sheila Westbrook Elvin Whiting Martha Williams Rhonda Williams Sharon Williams Valerie Williams Vanessa Williams Wanda Williams Joan Williams Michael Williamson Donald Willingham Ronald Willingham Irene Wilson Larita Wilson Karen Winston Victor Wolfe Cindy Wolfrey Raymond Wolfrey Larry Womack Robin Womack Cindy Wood Priscella Woodson Sheryl Worrel Linda Worren Sherrell Wrenn Stevie Wright Gloria Wyche Sharon Wynn Michael Ylk Mark Young Charles Wide Alice Wilkerson Marion Wilkerson Ronald Wilkerson Christian Williams Curtis Williams Larry Williams When aif else fails, we.tdke what ' s left. These students express their feelings of how great the hot lunches ore (?T . Douglas Burkner plans his weekend with a friend. Lunch outside can be fun. Vanessa Perkins converses with friends during lunch, Q o ' pOP- These sophomof® huddle to, O Q Q Scenes of Sophomore life at PHS O Although we anticipate entering the new high school in ' 75 as Juniors, we regret that we must leave PHS. It has played a great p art in the process of our development and in the development of countless others who have passed this way before us. The things we ' ve learned here contribute greatly to our social and mental development as young adults. As we become Juniors we say goodby to the old, hello to the new. Sheila Young Michelle Zabner Debra Zachman Tammie Zastrow Angle one is congruent to angle two and iSliisis. LUM ' S T.S. BECKWITH COMPANY INCORPORATED Stationers of Petersburg Serving Southside Virginia Fifty One Years 1923 — 1973 Southside Virginia Home Furnishing Center Since 1918 LAFFOON ROBERTSON 25 W. Washington Street Custom Framing 400 Sycamore St. Phone 733-9031 Petersburg, Virginia 23803 PITTSBURGH PAINTS CENTER Wythe Jefferson Streets Paints, Coatings, Stains, Varnishes and Brushes For Home, Institutions Industry Ted Antol Agent 1020-B East Washington St. Petersburg, Va. 23803 Bus. Phone: 732-1330 Res. Phone: 458-0790 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES More For Less! Like The Job. Tell Your Friends Not Satisfied Tell Me «UT0 FilNTINE A rpcciALTr I 732-5247 ARRINGTON ' S CONF. GARAGE General Auto Repairing And Painting 539 So. Jones St. Petersburg, Va. KENTS FURNITURE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Petersburg, Virginia Dependable Since 1897 Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois 732-7841 526-4678 BLAND ' S FUNERAL HOME William N. Bland, Sr. Funeral Director Embalmer A Service That Inspires Confidence” William N. Bland, Jr. Funeral Director Congratulation To The Class of 74 Let The Sky Be Your Limit 137 Harrison Street Funeral Directors Embalmers Notary Public Air Conditioned Chapel Off Street Parking William N. Bland Son Owners Sydnor Hundley 8 W. Washington St. Petersburg 732-4063 Furniture Carpet WALNUT HILL PLAZA MEN CLOTHING 4 dolph’s ANDREW ' S GRILL SPECIALIZING IN HOT DOGS VARIETY OF SANDWICHES FAST SERVICE ORDERS TO GO Open 7 A.M. To 7 P.M. — Six Days a Weak 732-6462 6 W. Washington St. PETERSBURG, VA. T E XACO PARHAM S TEXACO SERVICE Tires — Batteries — Accessories Lubrication — Washing KENTS FURNITURE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Petersburg, Virginia Dependable Since 1897 BUTTERWORTHS Southside Virginia ' s Leading Home Furnisher 100 N. Sycamore St. 24 Broadway Petersburg, Va. Hopewell, Va. Free No Money Convenient Delivery Down Terms GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE INCORPORATED Exclusive Ready-To-Wear Sycamore Tabb The most popular place in town Phone 732-9777 EAST SIDE GRILL 840 Wythe St. A.B.C. On and Off William Lanier, Jr., Prop. Air Conditioned Petersburg, Va. Compliments Of HUDSON ' S MARKET 2335 E. Washington Street 21 West Washington St. Petersburg, Virginia MASTER SYSTEM Open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wedding and Birthday Cakes our Speciality Compliments of UNION FINANCE HARLOW HARDY CO., INCORPORATED BULIFANT INSURANCE CENTER Everything for the Home Downtown 17-19 W. Washington St. 733-4444 32 Wythe Street in Petersburg and Branch Office 1003 Boulevard in Colonial Heights J.T. MORRISS SON FUNERAL HOMES Petersburg — Hopewell TELEPHONE 732-271 1 1954 South Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 23803 KAPPA PSI ETA SORORITY, INCORPORATED Sponsored by Club Seventeen 8 1 1 y 2 Mors Street Angela Lewis, Lynn Rainey, Cecelia Brooks, Jacqueline Pegram, Lenoro Davis, Yvonne Briggs, Diane Smith, Cheryl Griffin, Debra Thompkins, Pamela Jones, Phyllis Davis, Brenda Smith, Gayle Stith, Freda Lewis, Gayle Rainey, Faye Wilson, Sheila Dean, Hattie Davis, LaBarbara Kizzie, Michelle Lima, Joanette Threatt, Doris Cook, Bessie Prude President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Corresponding Secretary Sergeant Of Arms Business Manager Chaplain Treasurer Lenora Davis Cheryl Griffin Lynn Rainey LaBarbara Kizzie Gail Rainey Cecelia Brooks Angela Lewis Carolyn Jones Deborah Parham Left to Right: Kevin Garner, Vice President; Hal Miles, President; Ronnie Reese, Sargeant-of-Arms. 2nd Row: Tony Thweott, Treasurer; Lowell Webb, Chaplin; Michael Moore, Carlos Paige, William Gee, Matthew Gilliam. 3rd Row: Charles Mason, Jerome Bland, Michael Davidson, Miles Davidson, Tommie Parker, Tyrone Parker, David Morgan, Wayne Gee, Frank B. Preston, Wayne Crocker. 4th Row: Greg Kennedy, Jerome Bozeman, Joseph Porter, Wayne Folks, Wayne Davis, David Brown, Andre Morgan, Johnny Fisher, Wyman Bethea, Gregory Paige, Leon Parham. 5th Row: Ricky Maclin, Billy Hill, Danny Myler, Dino Jones, Herman Blackwell, Randy Jones, Frank J. Preston. 6th Row: Stanley Williams, Oswald Beloate, John Winfield, Curtis Wrenn, Calvin Walker. €®MI� lLIlMiKnri €i.y® UMOJO! KHUCHECHAGALIA UJIMA! THETA PHI BETA SORORITY IB Founded: December 2, 1968 IXI “Let ' s Get it On CUMBA! NIA! Purpose; is to conduct ourselves os young ladies for tomorrow with the brotherhood of the lota Chi Phi Fraternity Left to Right, First Row: Lisa Richardson, Pamela Robinson, Second Row: Nia Mountcastle, Cynthia Poke, Francine Hawkins, Karen Drumgoole. Third Row: Vanessa Drumgoole, Cynthia Drumgoole, Saundra Lundy, Margaret Poke, Glynice Robinson, Sandra Jackson. Fourth Row: Brenda Johnson, Elaine Browder, Gail Lee, Terry Walker, Robin Skyes, Debra Johnson, Vashtine Cook. Graduates! Plan your future with United Virginia Bank It ' s a Full Service Bank. This means that United Virginia Bank has everything you ' ll need in your future accounts: Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts, Installment Loans, Christmas Clubs, Vacation Clubs, and people Who are well qualified to help you grow financially. Come in and visit one of our convenient offices SOON! United Virginia Bank Auto Bank Monroe and Tabb Citizens Office 147 N. Sycamore Washington Street 1 104 W. Washington Walnut Hill Office 1935 S. Sycamore WALNUT HILL PHARMACY, INC. Professional Pharmacists 1949 S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. 23803 Phone: 733-771 1 733-7712 Free Delivery Glasses Fitted Prescriptions Filled Frames Repaired Expert Watch Repairing And Engraving Phone: 732-3551 Established 1915 HOLT ' S JEWELRY Jacob Bulifant, Prop. Jeweler And Optician 218 N. Sycamore Street Petersburg, Virginia 23803 ilVi This is it . , . the, 1974 Missile. This has been an enjoyable year for me because most of the staff was new, but they were also dedicated and hard working. Adding to this was the fact that the staff got along well and helped each other. My greatest thanks to Mrs. HugatS and Mrs. Neibuhr for their understanding, advice, and general support. I also want to thank Mr. Sublett for his time and support. Many thanks to Mrs. Marie Maniego and her staff. Without them we wouldn ' t hove had such o great theme section and division pages. To the entire staff, my thanks for your undying efforts and invaluable time spent in the Missile Room. Special thanks to my two co-editors Annie Garris and Bessie Prude for their choices and decisions that made a successful earbook. I would also like to thank those who worked with the staff but remain unmentioned. I wish to thank Mr. John Perry and Hunter Publishing Company for their invaluable advice and patience. Also, special thanks to the many businesses which support the Missile through ads. I wish the very best of luck to the 1975 staff, I sincerely hope they will be more organized and produce a great book. With cooperation, hard work, and patience it will not be a hard task. Good Luck! Debra Salute to the 1974 Missile Staff Advisors Editor Assistant Editors Business Manager Financial Manager Photography Advisor Photographers Academics Editor , . Class Section Editors Activities Editors ■ . Studenr Life Editor . . Sports Editors Typists Senior Directory . . . , Theme Section Kickers , . . . illustrations Mrs. Elizabeth Hugate Mrs. Mary Niebuhr . . .Debra E, Brown Annie Garris Bessis Prude Pauljtte Barbijzo Eliza. ' eth Peg ' am . . .Mr. Theodore S ,ater Robe. t Kuenning Gail McCann Edward Slate Don Sexton Jeff Perkins Billy Williamson John Williams Tracy Giles Faye Phillips (Sr.) Sherene Dent (Jr.) Pam Arrington (Soph.) Tammy S .,in Gail Vaughan Joyce Bozeman Denise Zachman Matthew Gilliam Dianne Smith Cecelia Brooks Voshtine Cooke Debbie Budlove iherene Dent , . .Mrs. Marie Manieo ' - Mr. Ken Graves Robert Kuenning Fiimer Aquino Gail McCann Brenda Smith Johnny Fobbs John Williams - 1 . ■Dr [ ■9 i I I I i i n • Winston-Solem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolino JOHN PERRY REPRESENTATIVE V ' f !| k ' ;■ t J; ' mK £ilt iitS ' afliiiBf v.y o y 1 jS t ' !r .- ' !? Vi } -� ... h ' t ' atWfcfWwawijCMiy !� «� ' ■« «� ■ ml J tvXtVVr |h A tS ' p| np r w -ww ' i iPS r ' ' f fi @ ' aIi U ■• i 3 r SV V t r 4 i ’r 1