Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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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

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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

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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