Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOi mD.l ENTFR 1 An Outside Look Eight years ago PHS was designed by Petersburg architect, Gordon B. Galusha. Lack of funds slowed the program down until August 1 972, when the foundation for the $5,924,51 5 (excluding equipment costs) school was laid by the English Construction Company covering 5.5 acres. Student body enrollment for the 1 974- 75 school year is estimated at 1 850. However, the immediate capacity is for 2200, which can be easily expanded by adding classrooms to serve 3,000 students. To accommodate teachers and students during school hours and visitors during school activities, three parking lots have been spaced surrounding the school. 2 ■ Jflli Flag Raising Ceremony September 3, 1 974, the day of entrance, a Flag Raisinq ceremony was held. Principal Jimmy F. Sublett and SCA President Leon Parham were program directors. Special guests were School Superintendent, John D. Meade, and School Board Chairman, Mr. Archie D. Love. Also included were Secondary School Supervisor, Edwin M. Betts, three representatives from the American Legion, and five Color Guards from Fort Lee who commanded the Flag Raising ceremony. 3 An Inside Look Four wings and a gymnasium make up PHS. The Locker Concourse, located in the center of the wings, contains a total of 2,034 lockers. The gymnasium has two full sized courts and seats 3,000 fans comfortably. Classrooms on academic floors are color coded for easy location. The social studies floor, for example, is lime green which corresponds to the walls in each social studies classroom. The school spirit is also fostered throughout the school as the walls at the opposite ends of each hall are painted crimson and gold. Air conditioning is an important added feature. Auditorium seating is 924 with 532 plush red cushion seats. All regular cushion seats include “pull out’’ desk tops. Modern furnishings in the bright roomy cafeteria make it possible to serve 704 students during each of the three lunch breaks. Band and choral rooms include built-in risers and individual sound studios for music students. Curriculum. The school’s curriculum is organized to implement the academic, business, general, and vocation programs of study. Six different courses have been designated from which the student decides to be graduated. These courses are Liberal Arts-Collegiate, Scientific-Collegiate, Collegiate, Business Education, General, and Special Studies. 4 Foreign Languages i L . : . u d rv m f j It � Through the efforts and the initiative of Ed Betts, classrooms, laboratories, and student centers throughout the school abound colorfully with coordinated, new furniture. It was he who saw that the old was not necessarily a part of the new. Those salvagable items from the old institution will remain there for use when the school is renovated in the future. 7 A new and modern building with the most up-to-date facilities has been established to accommodate the growing senior high student body. Although many of the students will miss the old PHS, this new building, which replaces the 52 year old structure on West Washington Street, promises a higher level of educational activities in a more spacious atmosphere. 8 “A Place For Us” Johnson Road MISSILE Petersburg, Virginia Table Of Contents ■ Theme 10 Student Life 15 Clubs and Organizations 47 Sports 73 Seniors 95 Juniors 137 Sophomores 161 Faculty 183 Ads 209 fAe n vlrre £( SX rs „ k ' r fey x c ' Rojo ' cayl-t Ae v r J 6c S - Tried 4o fir J heir oowj. T er u jh majpj 0 T s • THE LOCKER -if-you-Czh Q - n L ' k b .J w eh you fit? tn )cri but U J 4Y)e( cahi (X £ £ { h ro ) r £f . A s l SuJil frC OhUsud fo L ac J r ff of ‘f ' orwSj AjItJ A,h J f ytrS ' Acz c A fo. — S a.y off f )c r cj colons (Hat) Hu r Ho. S %1« yo H off ' i 5 ’cfoal 12 3 13 S’Cl S ' t AlF, k WP £r THt SZtfioR, line? Yum v T7 and i h if. Or rr.s l J 6. S - 6ol A C f crj K. bc JCT ai d of S hoc co s oo I in j -for f’ )C h ' .rched ltj’ , Odd how ye u LinJJ Ok be htfrrd u See 15 A Dream Comes T rue Our life style has changed! Let’s get acquainted. The main entrance is sufficiently illuminated. Upon entering, you can see clearly into the cafeteria. We never have to complain about seats in the cafeteria because there are more than enough. The hallways are so unfamiliar and seem to be so narrow! (Although Ms. Bailey doesn’t think so.) Do you remember the old auditorium and doubling up in seats? We realize now how much fun that was. Wow, can you believe these colors on the walls? Two floors, less steps, what a relief! We’ll never miss all those steps to the third floor in the old PHS. We have lockers that are crimson, gold, and gray. What a change! Do you remember being told to stay off the grass? Now we’re being told to stay off the grass seeds and hay. Can’t get caught gazing out the windows anymore. There aren ' t many to gaze out. I guess the new PHS gives you something and takes away something as well. We, the students of PHS thank you for the air conditioning on the cool and cold days, and for the heat on the warm and hot days. The addition of classrooms prevents us from walking up Washington Street, when it’s raining cats and dogs, and it also keeps us from swimming across the bridge and wading in three feet of mud, while crossing the athletic field. We are one big family at the new PHS. It is here that we have more equipment to enhance our learning and more space for growing mentally. Varonda Hopkins Our School Here it is ready and new Designed and made just for you. Each dollar, each quarter, nickel and dime Came in handy for us this time. Each tax penny helped put up a brick And it wasn’t long, but rather quick, That P.H.S. was on its way To being the school that’s “A-Okay.” We’re in the lead and number one too. It seems like a dream, but it’s really true. Our school is here and standing steady. We’ve got the spirit of unity down-packed already. “Petersburg High’’ how lovely the name sounds. And dig this, we’re the best school anywhere around. “Thank you,” to each construction worker, plumber And even the brick layer. And above all, those wonderful tax payers. Saying a special thanks to all those that Have helped contribute to the making of a New, fantastic Petersburg High School. jw 19 tv w r ’ 1 1 111 j f Thursday CP ' ISON FRIDAY CRIMSON THURSDAY 1 Crimson Thursday was “The Day for fourteen homecoming candidates and five “Football Sweethearts.” It put an end to days of practice and anticipation. The Homecoming Pageant was held on November 7, 1974. Each girl was required to wear a costume indicative of the club she represented, a gown of her choice and to answer one •unrehearsed question. Each girl also gave a thirty-second speech about her particular club. The Homecoming Queen candidates were Gayle Barfield (ART CLUB), Joyce Bozeman (PEP CLUB), Debbi Chatman (FBLA), Grace Dailey (SCIENCE CLUB), Kay Hardy (DEC A). Yolanda Hayden (MODERN DANCE), Coco Sheffield (SPANISH CLUB), Linda Stallings (FRENCH CLUB), Pauline Stith (INDUSTRIAL ARTS), Lee Turner (CHESS CLUB), Gloria Walker (FHA) and Debbi Wicks (NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY), The Football Sweethearts were Sherene Dent, Francine Cole, Lynn Rainey, Glynice Coleman and Jayne Angell. Crimson Friday — A visitor to P.H.S might have felt an air of excitement, hard work and tension. Last minute preparations were underway. Many classes became float factories turning out an assortment of signs, paper flowers and chicken wire creations. Students could be found in the parking lots assembling floats It was not surprising at all to see students in the halls, leaving to buy materials or, , , Mrs. Hollins at the funeral home to get some artificial grass. Amidst mass confusion, we were able to have a special lunch period for the team. They were treated to cake, punch and ice cream by Mr Sublet f pep rally in the auditorium closed ttu day. The almighty spirit of PHS came forth putting everyone in high spirit for the upcoming game The game against Meadowbrook w.i the deciding factor for the Central District title. The Crimson Wave w r by a score of 20- 1 3. The Crimson Waves are new CENTRAL DISI Ru CHAMPS bringing a joyous end . . . Crimson Friday ' Crimson mjr 1 ' v 1 4Bt f f ' m L. Ji 11 1 1 1 r if Mj|! 4 | ' |j ' fcMBiJBf Moments To Remember DO YOU REMEMBER . . . THE homecoming queens and football sweethearts . . . the hard work done on the floats. . . the dynamite pep rally we had . . .Ms. Sears all-stars’ float . . . the performance of our band and most of all . . . the homecoming dance 9 24 Students in this class pause to share exciting moments of the day. “Classwork! Classwork! Classwork! Then they expect you to do homework!” Students find this very true especially around exam time. Making use of the new resources in the library is one thing you are bound to find students doing. 25 1 1 1 II f tBP 8 fe. ‘W mj II 1S1 27 28 As Your Day Progresses So Do Your Activities 29 30 31 Some say Christmas is becoming too commercialized. Christmas, like other things is what you make it. Here at PHS, students were sent on a two-week vacation with the Christmas feeling. Classroom doors were decorated with ' Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The Special Services sponsored the annual Christmas Basket which gave needy families food, clothing, and money. Students exchanged Christmas cards and gifts while others decorated a tree in the lobby. To complete the Pre-Christmas feeling, Mr. Stronach and Mr. McKinley gave a program with carols and music. 32 Kay Hardy and Mike Arcuri model ski wear. What Do You Want In Your Christmas Basket The Fashion Merchandizing class is a new class offered at PHS which seems to have been very successful. It began with 1 4 students. The fashion class had numerous activities during the first semester. Some of which were: to have representatives appear on the “Wilma Smith Show’’; three fashion shows (one of which donations were sent to needy families for Christmas); and a professional model, who was the guest on an assembly in which she demonstrated modeling techniques to the fashion class and the Senior student body. Mrs. Eykes is the instructor of the Fashion Merchandizing class. Frank Preston’s “Night on the Town” wear. Sam Bland and Oscar Gaston model the Crimson Wave basketball uniform. Vashtine Cooke models her slinky knee-length dress with high heels. Debbie Csarnogusky models her pantsuit. 34 36 Grand Opening Of Gymnasium PHS’s The gym was opened to the student body February 7, 1 975. There was excitement in the air! After waiting so long, the students were keyed up and ready to get in there. After everyone was seated Mr. Meade was presented by Ms. Gloria Thornton and he proceeded to cut the ribbon signifying the official opening of the gymnasium. This was witnessed by Mr. Sublett, Mrs. Hollins, Mr. Pegram, Mr. Smith, faculty and all the student body. 37 The department heads of PHS worked very hard to complete their reports for the first round of our anticipated EVALUATION. ALL THE STUDENTS HOPE FOR THEM IS TO GET ALL TOGETHER! n 38 Mrs. Laura Ellen Marks Webb, the oldest known living alumna of PHS, graduated number one and with honors. After graduation she took a teacher’s exam, which today is equal to a college education, to become a teacher. Mrs Webb taught in the county school system for about 1 0 years. Bert Poole, a valedictorian graduate of PHS in 1 973, received his diploma exactly 74 years after his great-aunt. Eliza Davis Royall, a 1901 Alumna of Peabody High School. Mrs, Emily Blick Berry, a 1901 Alumna of Peabody High. Alumni Day, the fourth day of “Teacher Appreciation Week,” celebrated and reunited old and young graduates of both Peabody High and Petersburg High as far back as 1901 . Superintendent John D, Meade addressed Alumni along with special guests and the entire senior class. As the program commenced, the oldest present alumni were recognized; a standing ovation was given to Miss Otelia Harrison, alumna of 1 903. Also present were Miss Miss Otelia Harrison, a 1 903 graduate of Peabody and the oldest alumna present at the Aiumni Day Program. Dr. Edna M. Colson, 1905 graduate of Peabody. Martha Perry and Dr. Edna of 1 904; Mrs. Blanche Harrison, 1905; Miss Sadie Roberts, 1906; Mrs. Theresa W. Green, 1 907; Mrs. Carrie R. Baugh, 1 909; Mrs. Mable T. Harris, 1 91 2; Miss Ruby D. James and Mrs. Helen G. Crowder, 1 91 3; Mr, Wade Temple, 1 91 6; Mrs. Dorothy Greshaw, 1917; Mrs. Annie Scott, 1918; and Mrs. Eloise L. Hewlett, 1 920. Representation extended through to 1973. ALUMNI DAY Middle Picture: Mr. Cheely, a 1 935 alumnus of Petersburg High, is President of the Boosters Club. Right: Mrs. Elizabeth Lanier, a 1 926 graduate of Petersburg High. Mrs. Lanier has been in numerous Clubs and Organizations and has traveled extensively abroad. Supt. Meade, Moses Malone, and Mr. Fauntleroy, all alumni. 39 BASKETBALL GAME It was that time of year again when the faculty decides it’s time for their annual committment to physical fitness. Of course everybody realized it was quite a thrill to see these teachers scurry across the floor after a basketball. The female students team was composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The Petersburg YMCA team were the opponents of the male teachers. Although our teachers gave a “hilarious performance, the winning teams got the best of the losing ones. Ms. Sears tries to score at the foul line. Ms. Hollins, Sherene Dent, Kelly Hale, Ms. Hall and others look on. James Peerman tries to block a shot of Mr. Allen as other members of the “Y” team watch. Who would have thought that our teachers would actually take timeout to play a game of basketball or even have the nerve to try and score against the experienced players around here? Ms. Sears found that her “ALL STARS are pretty tough competition on the court against their own coach. The referees were Mr. Barksdale and Coach Budlove, who were believed to be somewhat “competent. Yes, it was a sight for sore eyes to view such a display of uncoordination. Through: Week Teacher Appreciation Week, one of the annual activities of seniors, was held the week of October 7-1 1 . MONDAY, OCT. 7, was APPLE FOR THE TEACHER DAY.’’ Each teacher received a shiny red apple. TUESDAY, OCT. 8, was TEACHER HELPER DAY. Many seniors acted as aids for teachers. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, was PARENT’S NIGHT. Parents of PHS students were presented a program with refreshments and a tour of the school. THURSDAY, OCT. 1 0, was ALUMNI DAY. It was the day elderly and young graduates of Petersburg High and Peabody got together. FRIDAY, OCT. 1 1 , SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY. Student and Faculty wore school colors and a huge pep rally was held at the end of school. Students Honor Teachers Teacher Appreciation I 41 Fulfilling America’s Promise Eurgentine Jackson performs a dramatization on the life of a slave. Mr. Ralph Lawry, the speaker, pauses as he gives an inspirational speech concerning past, and present black Americans and their achievements in America. Ms. Mary Johnson and Mr. Sutton render spiritual selections. History Week Bla ck Ms. Caldwell presents the speaker, Mr. Ralph Lawry, of Virginia State College. 42 Open House Mrs. Turner, during her tour, pauses to pose for photographers. TB TUT A aJ I rib Open house at PHS was held on February 8-9, 1 974, The community was invited to come and tour the school. There were opportunities for parents to chat with the administration. Mr. Cheely directs visitors to the auditorium. The PHS Boosters Club took advantage of this time for recruitment of members. Janet Jones tells parents that our Cafeteria will seat seven hundred . 43 The Guevaras have a new insight of the American life style. Being understood by English speaking people is no easy task when you speak Spanish! The Guevaras “hung in there’’ and communicated well, expecially with the girls. Si. 44 Q: What do you think of the U.S.A.? A: Jaime — It is a beautiful country and it has very interesting things. Mauricio — It is a very progressive country, it has many problems but it is very pretty. Diego — It is a very beautiful country and the people are nice. Q: What do you think of our methods of teaching? A: Jaime — They are excellent! Mauricio I like the visual aides! Diego — This question is very interesting. In my country it is different. The methods here very good. School is shorter! Students From Ecuador Here Q: Do you enjoy our foods? A: Jaime — Yes. Mauricio — It is the same. Diego — It is delicious and it is the same in my country. Q: Are the girls as friendly here as in Ecuador? A: Jaime — They are similar. Mauricio — - The young ladies are not as friendly here. The foreigner is received better in Ecuador. Diego — ■ In my country the girls are very beautiful as the girls are here. Q; Do you enjoy our music? A: Jaime — Well enough. Mauricio — We have the same music. Diego — We hear ail the same records in English! I Continue Their Studies ] CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 47 On Floor: F. Preston First Row: S. Chambliss, G. Williams, J. Clark, M. Johnston, B. FHurt, Y. Hayden, D. Howard, R. Parks Second Row: V. Williams, J. Allen, M. Williams, R. Fisher, O. Green, S. Grate, T. Branch, D. Moorefield, C. Potts, E. Wilson, L. Hanford Third Row: L. King, W. Booth, L. Eldridge, C. Murtin, K. Lewis, V. Williams, T. Peters, B. Charles, L. Richardson, K. Perry Fourth Row: J. Bozeman, P. Farley, P. Epps, C. Perkins, R. Ramsey, D. Asbeil, L. Jones, K. Clay, C. Walker, M. Phillips Fifth Row: F. Cole, M. Walder, D. Edwards, G. Lee, J. Clark, A. White, F. Goode, W. Geter, C. Mason, M. Perry, S. Wynn, B. Fowlkes, T. Walker, A. Lewis Marching Band And Flag Girls 48 Letez Jones and Pleasant Epps discuss their halftime show. Larry King poses for his picture. Smile, Larry! Add To The Spirit At P.H.S. Pep band leads during pep rallies. Drums are major part of pep band. 50 Varsity And Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Cheer The Waves On VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: Cici Cumby, Helena Pitchford, CoCo Sheffield, Sachiko Goode Second Row: Sherene Dent, Diane Kelly Third Row: Lisa Talley, Elaine Browder, Darlene Webb, Denise Pond Back Row: Nita Tanner, Cheryl Barboza. ALTERNATE VARSITY CHEERLEADEF Left Picture: Lynn Rainey, Sandra Jone Nori Harsti Above Picture: Ergentine Jacks A few cheerleaders express themselves. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Sitting: Francine Cole, Terry York Standing: Samuelette Barcliff, Denita Edwards, Varlerie Haynes, Lydia Joe, Regina Perry, Denise Bush Leaning: Towanda Walker, Terri Morse, Shelley Fauntleroy, Christie Mayton Gwen Mayton and Josette Miles twirl fire during Homecoming halftime. First Row: W. Peterson, E. Jackson, D. Avery, G. Anderson, C. Lamb, K. Stith, A. Lewis, R. Womack, G. Edmous, L. Hill, F. Pulley, B. Cruz, P. Mason, V. Embry Second Row: B. Burton, B. Freeman, D. Brown, R. Carenton, E. Lewis, L. Branch, W. Jackson, K. Winston, R. Ring, A. Stith, F. Coie, D. Edmonds Third Row: B. Johnson, J. Courton, B. Ribbon, M. Miles, V. Weatherington, S. Moss, S. Talley, D. Webb, L. Eldridge, E. Wilson, K. Fox, L. Harris, S. Goode, O. Fogg, F. Cole, A. Robinson Fourth Row: O. Whyce, M. Mullcan, S. Bowen, B. Starns, S. Mason, J. Courenton, G. Coleman, J. Pegram, L. Crawley, L. Stuart, D. Smith, E. Watkins, M. Lewis, S. Williams Fifth Row: L. Martin, A. Lewis, W. Fowkles, M. Freeman, W. Geter, R. Thomas, W. Pryor, D. Rose, S. Lofton, W. Bollie, G. Short, A. White, L. Richardson, L. Jones, M. Giles Back Row: B, Booth, P. Epps, M. Phillips, C. Potts, J. Alien, V. Williams, S. Chambers, G. Williams Mr. Stronach leads the choral during Christmas concert. The Choral Entertains Students With Special Music At Thanksgiving And Christmas Clockwise: Tracy Bubier, Gwen Mayton, Pam Coggins, Terri Oakley, Michelle Lima, Cathy Baines, Wanda Donnell, Jacque Myers, Teronia Bullock, Gina Traylor Center: Josette Miles Majorettes Show Their Skill At Games And Pep Rallies Art Club Visited The Virginia Museum Of Fine Arts Sitting, Left to Right: S. Peet, J. Peet, G. Barfield, H. Williams, K. Hale, R. Ponton, D. Bowen Second Row: Mrs. Winston, C. Kaleyton, D. Perry, T. Zastrow, B. Kelly, Mrs. Musgrove, B. Wilson, S. Williams, C. Wood, D. Jacobs, Mr. Graves Third Row: D. Travis, L. Hall, R. Cook, L. Morgan, J. Frame, J. Curry, T. Barfield, T. Rostafinski, C. Haase, D. Gay Rank Rnw P I ftp .1 Howard Art club members enjoy their party. Jan Kingery and David Bowen work on a poster. Joel Howard and Howard Williams paint back wall of art showcase. 52 School’s Publication Staffs Find Great Experience In Their Work REVIEW STAFF First Row, Left to Right: D. Wicks, J. Angell Second Row: K. Rosser, V. Brown, K. Hale, M. Zabner Back Row: P. Lee, Mrs. Shirley Willcox, F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Willcox, REVIEW sponsor, is loved by all her students. She always seems to be there to help with hints or suggestions. MISSILE STAFF First Row, Left to Right: P Alexander, D Zachman, S. Wrenn, D. Zachman, C. Jones, W. Edmonds Second Row: C. Sheffield, V. Hopkins, P. Arrington, J, Bozeman, J. Jones Third Row: J. Hutcherson, M. Gianniny, M. Poke, D. Arrington, G. Vaughan Back Row: G. Levenson, S. Murray, S. Dent, G. Mayton, L. Johnson Coco Sheffield works with Mr. Burton Alexander, Business sponsor, on receipts. Mrs. Beth Hugate, sponsor of MISSILE, and Mr. Curling show off flowers given to her on one of those special yearbook occasions. 53 iTSMMMfMV r. wtffos Missile Staff Works To Meet Deadlines Making layouts can be a difficult task. 54 Della Jenkins sells a yearbook. Review Staff Works Toward A Perfect Publication Jane Angell and Debi Wicks count up the money received from paper sales. 55 s c A I s A I w a y s T h e r e SENATORS Left to Right Around Table: T. Burrow, D. Salley, D. Stallings, M. Perry, Z. Barlow, F. Preston Not Pictured: Michael Debose, 3. Levenson, A. Lundy REPRESENTATIVES Alphabetically: D. Angell, J. Angell, D. Bailey, J. Barnes, J. Barrington, D. Beasley, M. Blowin, S. Brown, V. Brown, V. Brown, M. Bryant, L. Buford, L. Burrows, W. Byrd, D. Chatman, M. Coghiil, F. Cole, G. Coleman, R. Cooke, W. Crews, M. Davis, D. Edwards, L. Eldridge, P. Fitzgerald, K. Fox, K. Franklin, S. Franklin, C. Griffin, G. Grimes, T. Goodwyn, M. Harris, Y. Hayden, M. Hayes, R. Herring, K. Hicks, L. Hill, B. Hines, C. Hoge, V. Hopkins, T. Hunt, K. Hutson, S. Jackson, L. Joe, D. Jones, P. Jones, M. Kates, R. Launefer, G. Lee, M. Lundberg, J. Lundy, S. McLeod, D. Mertz, W. Meyers, B. Moore, C. Murray, T. Oakley, E Parham, J. Perkins, L. Plymale, M. Pope, G. Porter, N. Pratt, K. Price, E. Rainey, L. Rainey, D. Rose, D. Salley, V. Scott, T. Seabolt, S. Sechrest, C. Tambe, D. Taylor, P. Taylor, G. Traylor, G. Vaughan, A. Walker, L. Walker, M. Walker, T. Walker, R. White, B. Williams, C. I. Wilson, K. Winston, L. Womack, M. Young t e n A n d H e I P 56 SCA Class Officers SENIOR: Secretary, V. Drumgoole; President, G. Burgess; Vice-President, R. Edmonds. Left: JUNIOR: Secretary, M. Lima; President, A. Lewis; Vice-President, S. Jones. SOPHOMORE: Secretary, G. Robinson; President, D. Wilson; Vice-President, C. Hoyle. Pep Club Helps To Promote Spirit First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. K. Whitfield, J. Williams, J. Dugger, J. Fobbs, W. Edmondson, D. Bowen Second Row: A. Brown, D. Miller, G. Stewart, M. Wyatt, J. Orr Third Row: S. Shands, G. Oliver, P. Pegram, M. Poke, G. Vaughan, J. Bozeman Mrs. Whitfield leads the meeting while the members listen carefully. Pep club members show their spirit while riding on the Homecoming float. 58 Varsity Club Sells Programs And Refreshments At Football Games Kneeling, Left to Right: V. Jones, C. Jones, T. Mitchell, T. Morse, S. Haskings, T. Walker, D. Dugger, K. Franklin, J. Jeter First Row, Standing: W. Womack, E. Wright, J. Blakes, R. Branch, M. Dixon, E. Rainey, K. Turner, K. Brown, M. Ramsey, G. Lange Back Row: W. Blakes, R. Smith, K. Lipscomb, W. Phillips, E. Robinson, S. Bland, J. Perkins, I Miles, R. Myrick, A. Brown, W. Price, J. Williams Sitting, Left to Right: K. Franklin, D. Pond, T. Wade, V. Jones, B. Freeman, M. Vernon, G. McCann, A. Lundy, G. Robinson, Z. Hanks Second Row, Sitting: S. Goode, C. Coleman, G. Anderson, C. Rainey, F. Pulley, M. Smith, J Thweatt, W. Brown, B. Atkins, J. Wiliams, M. Howard Standing: D. Edwards, F. Cole, V. Brown, V. Jones, G. Robinson, C. Epps, J. Robinson, V. Holland, D. Badzinski, B. Fowkles, J. Jeter, L. Stallings, S. Preston, C. Barboza Back Row: Pro Hayes, P. White, K. Turner, C. Turner, R. Myrick, R. Smith, R. Branch, J. Williams, W. Price, D. Gay, B. Williamson, N. Kolesar, B. Rice 59 Special Services Club Prepares Baskets For Needy Families First Row, Left to Right: A. Frazier, N. Andrews, D. Bellew, K. Macklin, N. Beverly Second Row: D. Rouse, D. Mason, H. Brown Third Row: R. Williams, F. Prentis, W. Tucker, C. Mason Fourth Row: A. Briggs, M. Coghill, J. Cook Fifth Row: D. Brown, A. Yates, S. Goff, W. Alston Sixth Row: T. Rooer, C. Jackson Industrial Arts Club Learns New Trades And Skills That Will Be Useful To Them L. Cole, Mr. Bradley, L. Steward, W. Phillip, R. Sharpe work on Homecoming float. Left to Right, Holding Flag: P. Chiefer, J. Lea First Row: R. Young, J. Ellwell, B. Lewis, R, Massenburg, S. Hobbs, S. Faison, B. Horne Second Row: B. Peace, L. Hundley, S. Wrenn, C. Holmes, G. Barfield, S. Preston, G. Hampton, P. Stith Third Row: Mr. Bradley , J. Blakes, A. Jorden, M. Ellison, P. Epps, S. Mason, R. Jackson, M. Chambliss, K. Lispcomb, R. Thomas, R. Harwell, G. Dabney, M. Williams, K. Hicks, T. Prichard, L. Crocker, T. White, K. Joyce, B. Boldin, R. Price, T. Dyer, Q. Bollin, Mr. Bray i 60 Front Row, Left to Right: P. Jackson, C. Sheffield, P. Harris, T. Price 2nd Row: Mrs. Frederick, R. Ramsey, Z. Barlow, D. Valentine, D. Beasley, M. Kirkland, T. Newman Forensics Club Competes In District Tournament Sitting: Mrs. Brooks, G. McCann, D. Wicks, G. Johnson, G. Vaughn, Mrs. Johnson Second Row: Mrs. Frederick, Y. Gomez, J. Kingery, J. Angell, V. Brown, S. Hawks, Mrs. Caldwell Back Row: D. Tanner, M. Blouin, R. West, R. Hollins, D. King The National Honor Society Proved To Be Helpful As Guides For School Tours Debbie Wicks gives her speech as she represents NHS during Homecoming pageant. 61 Library Staff LIBRARY STAFF 1 st Row: R. Hill, S. Young, G. Neal, B. Fowlkes, V. Mason, P. Drew, B. Cruz, J. Batts 2nd Row: L. Walker, G. Lee, I. Wilson, W. Williams, D. Smith, U. Dillard Not Pictured: C. Stanley, G. Williams, J. Brown, P. Wilson, J. Barnes, E. Beard, R. Key Brenda Fowlkes and Irene Wilson spend their time working at the desk. Vanessa Perkins gives her pass to the library aids as she enters the library. PROJECTION CREW 1st Row: R. West, T. White, A. White, R. Williams 2nd Row: B. Griffin, S. Morgan, G. Smith, C. Bridgeford Projection Crew 62 Fencing Becomes A New Hobby For A Few Students AtP.H.S. Kneeling, Left to Right: K. Lewis, Y. Howard, C. Maitland, C. Hoge. M. Hoge, E. Watson Standing: R. Jackson, B. Giles, S. Klingel, K. Ferguson, C. Walthall. Robin Jackson, Walter Green, Clay Walthall, and Melody Harp take fencing lessons at the YMCA. First Row, Left to Right: R. Howard, S. McCloud, V. Moore, J. Branch, A. Tank Second Row: W. Fields, G. Anderson, M. Blowin, E. Tucker, S. Klingle, A. White, M. Brown Third Row: S. Howard, L. Turner, M. Owens, K. Cox, J. Fockler, Mr. Ladmirault, A. Stith, J. Carnegie, B. Walker Back Row: C. Davis, D. Hendricks, L. Joe, J. Newman, D. Garrison, W. Buford, L. Wilson, O. Caston Chess Club Has Successful Matches 63 New Club Adds To Activities At P.H.S. Sitting, Left to Right: A. Roy, D. Grossman, M. Arcuri, M. Traylor, T. Helring Second Row: Ms. G. Sears, L. Arcuri, C. Baines, S. Rose, D. Osborne Back Row: K. Beattie, B. Anderson, G. Watkins, P. Roper c u b Science Club Sells Candy In Order To Raise Money Kneeling, Left to Right: C. Cumby, L. Jones, P. Epps, W. Peterson, E. Lewis, E. Jackson, W. Mason, P. Jones, Mr. Quinn First Row, Standing: G. Sayers, V. Brown, B. Ribbon, C. Crawford, V. Eddy, W. Edmondson, D. Petroff, Z. Hanks, D. Beasley, R. Revish, S. Curtis, J. Blackwell, G. Mayton Second Row: M. Poke, S. Bland, C. Brooks, J. Peerman, L. Walker, G. Dailey, G. Miller, G. Whitted, J. Perkins, R. West, M. Acu ri, V. Seabolt, B. Kilpatrick, T. Harville, D. Payne, B. Moore, T. Battle, M. Pitt, G. Vaughan, M. Mitchell, S. Bowman 64 I First Row, Left to Right: C. Grigsby, E Jeter, R. Ponton Second Row: G. Johnson, J. Curry, S. Curtis Third Row: C. Snipes, J. Brisindine, R. McGuigan, J. Jones Fourth Row: L. Turnamian, R. Harris, H. Hylie Fifth Row: B. Kilpatrick, K. Woodcock, B. Moore Back Row: H. Barnes, R. Jackson, S. Fauntleroy First Row, Left to Right: D. Taylor, B. Rubble, T. Walker Second Row: C. Baines, S. Robinson, M. Williams Third Row S. Wynn, E. Parham, K. Ferguson Fourth Row: C. Miller, B. Manns, C. Martin Fifth Row: A. Bloom, J. Allen, D. Parnell Back Row: W. Fields, J. Myers, S. Klingle First Row, Left to Right: T. W arren, M. Lima, C. Hoge, S. Williams, S, Anderson Second Row: V, Perkins, M. Zabner, B. Hoge, C. Joanes, J. Blackwell, J. Pessnack Third Row: L. Stallings, S. Bowman, V, Emory, C. Wilde, D. Ponton, L. Hanford Fourth Row: A. Tatum, W. Fields, K. Winston, L. Rainey, E. Watson, C. Walker, T. Helring Back Row: L. Mabon, C. Baines, D. Talbott, V, Hopkins, M. Uthappa, R. Sykes French Club Plans Trip To See French Plays 65 Spanish Club Member Becomes Miss Homecoming Left to Right, Kneeling: W. West, M. Pitt Standing: Mrs. Vinson, P. Taylor, R. Drake, M. Freeman, Z. Barlow, K. Rosser, L. Vann, L. Martin, C. Sheffield, K. Stewart, V. Moore, P. McKiever, M. McSdwain, S. Westbrook, M. Lundberg, T. Zastrow, K. Herring, S. Wrenn, W. Jackson Alphabetically: D. Adams, W. Andrews, D. Arrington, P. Arrington, Z. Barlow, S. Bland, T. Bland, D. Bozeman, J. Bozeman, J. J. Bozeman, E. Browder, M. Browder, V. Brown, L. Brown, T. Bubier, P. Burnett, T. Burrow, B. Charles, K. Crocker, R. Brake, V. Eddy, D. Edwards, C. Epps, P. Farley, F. Fitzgerald, D. Gay, Y. Gomez, T. Goodwyn, C. Grosik, A. Hardy, M. Harris, C. Herring, B. Hill, B. Hoge, P. Jackson, W. Jackson, U. Jennings, C. Jones, B. Lee, M. Lundberg, C. Haase, H. Halleck, T. McCombe, P. McKiever, M. McSwain, L. Martin, C. Mata, G. Mayton, V. Moore, L. Morgan, J. Pegram, K. Perry, M. Phillips, M. Pitt, R. Pritchett, L. Richardson, S. Ridout, C. Rosser, D. Royal, G. Sayers, C. Scott, C. Sexton, S. Shands, C. Sheffield, C. Stanley, S. Stanley, C. Stewart, K. Stewart, S. Stewart, L. Talley, P. Taylor, L. Vann, W. Vaughan, J. Wagner, T. Walker, J. Washington, J. Webb, S. Westbrook, L. Wilkes, B. Wilson, C. Wood, D. Wood, P. Woodson, S. Wrenn, S. Wyche, T. Zastrow 66 FBLA Makes Use Of New Auditorium With Its Installation Ceremony 1 I Wanda Vaughan delivers her speech during the installation ceremony. Front Row, Left to Right: A. Wilkerson, A. Cater, T. Epps, B. Hill, D. Roudette, S. Mayes, J. Traylor, B. Churn Second Row: P. Saunders, V. Weatherington, S. Parham, R. Hill, S. Barnes, B. Watford, D. Smith, V. Emory, D. Harris, C. Wyatt Third Row: P. Taylor, J. Martin, C. Epps, S. Wynn, R. Edmonds, J. Wilson, K. Robinson, B. Lindsey, J. Orr, L. Neade Fourth Row: D. Linkous, A. Baugh, D. King, D. King Fifth Row: D. Grant, L. Jones, A. Morse, S. Hawk, R. Weir, L. Vann, M. Crumper, S. Bailey, J. Peet Sixth Row: T. Jeter, P. Smith, J. Courtnery, B. Callis, C. Bradley, B. Starnes, D. Myrick, L. Starnes, L. Whitted Back Row: Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Quarles, Mrs. West Front Row, Left to Right D Chatman, V. Best, L Burrow, A Lundy, J Williams, T. Smith Second Row: C. Burrow, T Oakley, P. Lea, P Alexander, L. Journey, E. Schaetzel, B Kelly, M Franchok, V. Tanner Third Row I Dodson, J. Carrol, A Jones, S Brown, D. Suber, J. Geter. M. Smith, G. Baskerville, G Thomas, R. Jackson Fourth Row E Walker, K. Fields, J Hayes. D Kaleyta, W Pruett, K. Fox. J. Burns, T. Franco, P Tyo, C Jones Fifth Row: K. Sherrick, V Emory, P. Schmidt, R. Wahnon Sixth Row: J Perry, W Vaughan, L. Walker, V. Jones, G Oliver, J Dugger, M Vernon, B. Steinseifer, K. Moy, A. Robinson Seventh Row J. McLeod, D. Henricks. B Price, J. Batts. M. McLawhorn, J. Reekes, E Love. K Turner, L Boyce, A Washington. T Kovaski, A Weir, F. Cunningham, C. Jones, V. Scott, K Siegle Back Row K. Burrow, C. Tazewell, E. White, L Jackson, T Walker, G. Lee, C. Crews, S. Barfield, J. Peade, M Mizelle, Mrs Marilyn Quarles Patty Tyo, Jackie Peete, Kim Sherrick, and Elnora White give the meaning of FBLA during the ceremony. 67 Future Homemakers Of America Is Active At P.H.S. While Home Economics Related Occupations Group Is Active At Pine St. FHA Kneeling, Left to Right: D. Harris, B. Campbell, B. Freeman, L. Hill, K. Harris ■ Sitting: S. Moss, G. Walker, E. Wilson, B. Suber, Mrs. Cooper, M. Smith, P. Goode, S. Brown, D. Smith , Back Row: V. Mason, Mrs. Gilliatt, J. Carrol, C. Rose, I. Dodson, A. Pulley, B. Brown, D. Cheatham, C. Smith, S. Wallace, M. Wise, G. Turner, W. Meyers, J. Coureton, Mrs. Perry, D. Walker HERO Front Row, Lett to Right: E. Smith, R. Smith, S. Harris, E. Malden, B, Thompson, G. Porter, C. Neverson, V. Parker, M. Merritt, J. Neal, B. Cain, J. Miller Second Row: D. Abraham, E. Raines, S. Lee, G. Spratley, J. Harper, E. Washington, R. Diggs, S. Pettiford, Y. Robinson, B. Leach, F. Bonds Third Row: J. Richardson, W. Ward, D. Dean, G. Hampton, M. Parham, I. Wilson, R. Williams, N. Motely Fourth Row: Mrs. M. K. Marshall, T. Peters, D. Jones, F. Parker, W. Pryor, J. Bailey, B. Fields, D. Griffin, R. Turner, H. Wiggins, Mrs. B. Jones, C. Cobbs Back Row: B. Pope, M. Walker, E. Terry, R. Harris, J. Lanier, D. Brown, M. Kates, P. Willis, E. Lewis, E. Beard 68 Center Front: Y. Hayden First Row, Left to Right: T. Burrow, S. Loftin, S. Williams, G. Wyche Second Row: R. Edmunds, V. Drumgoole, A. Lewis Third Row: C. Edmunds, J. Washington, E. Hall, G. Burgess, G. Oliver Back Row: S. Wynn, C. Brooks, T. Zastrow Modern Dance Group Prepares For Annual Presentation Sponsor Ms. Pat Winston gives Vanessa Drumgoole a few tips. 69 The Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America Help To Build Citizenship And Leadership Qualities The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America serve the trade, industrial, technical, and health students of America. It helps to build their citizenship and leadership qualities. VICA has basic goals and programs. They consider the unique needs of youth in an age when skills and motivation are essential to success. VICA has the National Program of Work which is the basis of all their activities. The purpose of this organization and its activities relate to a student’s own career goals and interests. Front Row, Left to Right: G. Hathaway, C. Sloan, M. Young, A. Barr, R. Lawrence . Second Row: M. Blowin, B. Foster, B. Coley, L. Minter, J. Tash, R. Franck, J. Horning, L. Gilbert Third Row: D. Avera, T. Seaborne, M. Orr, E. Tucker, M. Jones, E. Wright, M. Massey, M. Dash, B. Harrison, A. Gholson Back Row: S. McAra, L. Moody, A. Holcomb, G. Smith, W. Phillips, A. Edlon, R. Shaw, L. Tucker, H. Smith, W. Lee, G. McNealy Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Aquire, L. Windle, D. Avera, J. Lee, L. Wilson, S. Epps, F. Collins Second Row: Mrs. Goodwyn, W. Blalock, M. Campbell, T. Seaborne, C. Hazelwood, M. Ore, L. Wilson, A. Edlow, K. Starke, R. Robertson, M. Blowin Third Row: Mr. Evans, D. Howard, A. Brown, D. Lindsey, S. Goff, A. Moore, F. Love, S. McCleod, G. Wilson, W. Gholson, W. Phillips Back Row: L. Garris, N. Smith, G. Smith, K. Vaughan, J. Jones, K. Moore, R. Shaw, C. Bridgeforth DECA Takes Contest And Kneeling, Left to Right: P. Lee, 0. Blackwell, D. Csarnoansky, T. Franco, P. Tyo, L. Acuri, D. Stokes, C. Brown Sitting: C. Tukiendorf, M. Moring, G. Riggins, D. Klimek, L. Hackley, T. Garalanties, H. Spurlock, P. Goodrich, J. Burns Third Row: G. Whitted, M. Scott, L. Braswell, K. Hardy, A. Ball, P. Carnesky, N. Dearsly, S. Carr, S. Talley, S. Pittman, B. Watkins Back Row: A. Brandt, D. Williams, R. Brandt, C. Frinfrock, S Beale, J. Brizadine, N. Smith, L. Williams, J. Perry, B. Berry Their Place In Fashion Show Sitting, Left to Right: J. Wilson, T. Peters, J. Bailey, J. Lumbo, D. Martinez, V. Cook, M. Tucker, Mrs. Julia Eakes Second Row: K. Jones, D. Cartwright, P. Smith, P. Williams, L. Edmunds, K. Hale, D. Edwards Back Row: H. Bond, D. Atkkins, C. Goodson, A. Elliot, N. Smith, L. Williams, C. Davis, Mr. Ron Jolly Gail Riggins poses with Scooby Doo during a fashion show. Classroom sessions and activities are also part of DECA. Debbie Csarnoansky models an outfit during a fashion show at the Walnut Mall. 71 Journalists Unite In Quill Scroll C INTERNATIONAL 1 TZ T - T Sitting, Left to Right: G. Vaughan, G. McCann, J. Angell, D. Wicks, M. Zabner, K. Hale, V. Brown Standing: F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. — Mary Best, P. Arrington, J. Bozeman, K. Rosser, D. Zachman Emergency School Aid Act or ESAA is a student advisory committee. It is made up of students from both Peabody and Petersburg High Schools. This committee is designed to carry out special students to special programs. The programs assist in the opening up of channels of communications concerning problems pertaining to desegregation. Representatives of the local educational agency frequently consult with ESAA concerning matters relevant to the program. Sitting, Left to Right: F. Cole, M. Perry, M. Walker Standing: S. Cumby, M. Dyer, E. Jackson ESAA Helps With Student Communications 1 st Row: D. Badzinski, B. Wood, V. Jones, B. Freeman 2nd Row: V. Jones, D. Perdue, B. Wilson, L. Stallings, T. Warren, A. Aaron 3rd Row: Miss Eanes, Miss Sears, P. Wyche, V. Holland, D. Bozeman, A. Bolling, S. Preston, C. Epps, T. Wood, K. Crocker GIRL’S SCOREBOARD P.H.S. 46 Thomas Dale 32 P.H.S. 50 Manchester 42 P.H.S. 37 Colonial Hgts. 43 P.H.S. 45 Meadowbrook 43 P.H.S. 31 Prince George 41 P.H.S. 60 Thomas Dale 43 P.H.S. 37 Meadowbrook 42 P.H.S. 40 Dinwiddie 47 P.H.S. 43 Dinwiddie 38 P.H.S. 50 Colonial Hgts. 46 P.H.S. 51 Manchester 37 P.H.S. 38 Midlothian 65 P.H.S. 46 Prince George 48 P.H.S. 33 Hopewell 47 Tournament P.H.S. 41 Meadowbrook 36 74 75 THE 1 974 MIGHTY CRIMSON WAVE Left to Right, First Row: Co-Captain Harold Pierce, Marvin Dixon Co-Captain Second: Elmore Rainey, Eddie Wright, James Lundy, William Womack, Melvin Johnson, Keith Brown, Ronald Revish, Tom Edenstrom, Robert Dietz Third: Waverly Bonner, William Phillips, David Moody, William Blakes, Herbert Barnes, Jack McDaniel, Walter Avery, Marcial Goode Fourth: Nathanial Parham, Allen Brown, Calvin Dugger, Randy Tyo, Ernest Wade, Anthony Ellis, Charles Newton, Lewis Garris, Burrel Fisher, Mike Ramsey Fifth: Knox Beattie, Joe Byrd, Michael Pitt, George Leonard, Reginald Branch, Jimmy Robinson, Marvin Harris, Andy Freeman Sixth: Tom Helring, Thurman Peterson, Wilson West, Otis Turner, Edward Leonard, Guy Lane, Glenn Watkins, Alvin Chappell, Robert Myrick Seventh: William Blakes, Terry Houston, Ira Miles, Keefe Turner, Danny Adams 76 77 “400” Club Strikes Again! Speedy Halfback Dixon is on the run against Monarch Defenders. Chunk Rainey strides tor extra yardage against Hopewell. Bubba Dix does it again. 78 79 fl 80 81 PHS Superstars Front: Wayne Gee, Mike Lundberg, Kenny Lipscomb Back: Coach “Pro” Hayes, Wyatt Curtis, Jerry Roy, Sam Bland, Leander Jones, Edward Robertson, Jett Perkins, Alex Jones,. Allen Brown, Joesph Hargraves, Ron Harris, Ricky Smith Top: Wayne Gee makes good at foul line. Bottom: Allen Brown makes room for his 2 points against Dale Knights. Half -N- Half 9-9 Season Left to Right: T. Houston, E. Carroll and J. J. Watts were three outstanding J.V. players, who moved into varsity ball for their last few games. Are Dynamite Right: Wyatt Curtis puts in an easy two. Bottom: Wayne Gee looks for a little throwing room VARSITY SCOREBOARD 57 Thomas Dale 50 Midlothian 62 Manchester 49 John Marshall 554 Hopewell ’7.0 Prince George 61 Dinwiddie 76 Meadowbrook 49 Colonial Heights 6$ TfeorriasDale EASY. . .WAVE Man chaster Hcpewdll Dinwiddie John Marshall Meadowbrook Prjrlfce George Colonial Heights Central District Tourney 41 Manchester 83 The mighty wave sets up their defense. Ricky Smith brings the ball downcourt. Wayne Gee quarterbacks the Wave offense. Allen Brown goes up for two against Thomas Dale. Ed Robinson goes up high for two. Pro gives some pointers to Ron and Wyatt. 84 Wyatt Curtis drives the lane. Wave Express Robinson lays it up. Kenny Lipscomb displays his great ball handling ability. Waves hustle for loose ball. 85 JV Adds Excitement Front: A. Dean, J. Threatt, W. Clarke, G. Powell, T. Houston, W. Buford, P. Boone, S. Young Back: M. Freeman, J. Moore, E. Carroll, M. Castell, W. Blakes, M. DeBose, W. Jackson, J. Watts, Coach Terrangi 2 points, Squeak! To PHS Spirit . . . We want that jump ball. The year started off with a big let down with a loss to Thomas Dale, then winning the next two games. A loss to John Marshall twice and one to Dinwiddie made up a season. We finished in first place with a 14-2 district record and a 14-4 overall record. The team at all times gave 1 00% effort, it should be noted that this very young team won 1 0 straight games on the road to lose its first game in the new gym to Dinwiddie. 87 Wave Matmen Rebuild Burrell Fisher works for the takedown . 88 Behind this year’s team record of 4-7-1 is a young team and a first year coach. Much experience was gained, however with 7 of 1 0 wrestlers placing in the district tournament this year and all but 4 members of the entire squad returning next year. Close dual meets with regional powers Thomas Dale and J. F. Kennedy indicate the potential is there. Front Row: Gary Levenson, Reginald Massenburg, Kenneth Hicks, Pete Durgom, Johnny Fisher, Larry Stith Back Row: Tom Harville, Tyrone Bland, ' Tom Edenstrum, John Gaines, Mike Ramsey, Burrell Fisher Co-captain John Gaines explodes off the bottom. Pete Durgom gets a taste of victory. Tom Harville goes all out. Co-captain Massenburg knows that it takes hard practicing to become a champ. 89 It’s Your Serve Wave! Coach Barksdale instructs John Williams Bottom: J. Williams, J. Bozeman Top: C. Snipes, J. Fockler, K. Lewis, P. Farley, D. Petroff, M. Smith, G. Grimes, D. Garrison 90 “Golf,” very close to home . . . Tee- Off Wave S. Shier, D. Wilson, S. Woodard, A. Avera, S. Pete, D. Grossman, T. Helring, Coach Budlove. 91 Baseball “75” Dwayne Horne takes it easy while waiting for the next hit. fp m fflRRI 1 st Row, L to R: Coley, B. Ovens, K. Brown, D. Moody, M. Ramsey, T. Houston 2nd Row: G. Leonard, N. Kolesar, D. Edwards, B. Wegman, P. Horne, P. Durgom 3rd Row: C. Grigsby, D. Ponton, J. Brandt, L. Drew, Coach Jarvis Coach Adkins helps out during batting practice. Dugger Edwards takes a cut in batting practice. ’75 Team Wants Winning Year Keith Brown shows his stuft. “O.J.” keeps a watchful eye on practice. 93 Track Something New In PHS Sports Front: G. Mayton, D. Stallings, F. Pulley, D. Perdue, G. Anderson, T. Wyche, J. Marshall, T. Warren Top: C. Epps, G. Marton, B. Freeman, M. McSwain, V. Holland, P. McKeever, B. Wilson, B. Pope, B. Wood 94 95 96 RGMDA EDMONDS VANESSA DRUMQQQLE Seniors Suzi Adams Sharon Aldrich Crystal Alexander James Allen William Alston Anderson Edlow Jayne Angell Nancy Andrews Gloria Archer Laura Arcuri Michael Arcuri Pamela Arrington Allen Avera Walter Avery Louise Baker Cheryl Barboza Gayle Barfield Herbert Barnes Annette Barr Sandra Blanton 98 Gladys Baskerville Wayne Batts Alma Baugh Evangeline Beard Polly Beasley Valarie Beasley Cindy Bellow Vanessa Berry Robert Berestecky Valarie Best Wyman Bethea Keith Bishop John Blackburn Otelia Blackwell Wanda Blalock Samuel Bland Michael Blouin Quincey Bolling Brian Bouldin David Bowen 99 Sharon Bowman Jerome Bozeman Joyce Bozeman Alice Brandt Linda Branch Carl Bridgeforth Clementine Brooks Helen Brown Jamie Brown Keith Brown Keith Brown Lindsey Brown Vanessa Brown Wanda Bryant Frank Buch Lois Buford Katherine Buggs Donald Burch Gloria Burgess Jaye Burns Pat Burnett Linda Burrow Becky Burton Felicia Butcher Donna Butler Barbara Cain Bonnie Campbell Deborah Cartwright Mark Chambliss Debra Chatman Darlene Clay C v -thta Clemons MeDm Coghill Olynice Coleman Michelle Coleman Jewel Collins v ' ashtme Cooke Judith Courtney Sandra Coureton Kenny Cox Senior in Dianna Coyle Elizabeth Crenshaw Charles Crews Wayne Crews Laura Crawley Larry Crocker Vivian Cruz Frederick Cunningham Carlton Curry III Wyatt Curtis Harry Daghita Grace Dailey Betty Dance Robert Daniel Michael Dash Miles Davidson Claire Davis Kenneth Davis Sherene Dent Victor Desmore 102 Robert Dietz Debbie Dewberry Ronald Diggs Ursula Dillard Marvin Dixon Deborah Dobie Rosemary Downey Virginia Downey Audrey Drew Larry Drew Patricia Drew Carolina Droddy Vanessa Drumgoole Janice Dugger Jack Dunlap Tom Edenstrom Vanessa Eddy Ronda Edmonds Wanda Edmondson Christine Edmunds 103 Linda Edmunds Yvonne Edmunds Carolyn Edwards Alan Elliott Vickie Emory Pleasant Epps Rosemary Epps Belinda Evans Johnny Fobbs Cindy Ford Ray Frank Kim Franklin Brenda Freeman Kyrola Ferguson John Gaines - w ■ 7 H % 1 X I Larry Gilbert Burnetta Giles Sandra Gill Yita Gomez Marcial Goode Monica Goode Patricia Goode Cindy Goodwyn Melvin Gore Donna Griffin Edward Grimes Kay Guthrie Linda Hackley Kelly Hale Zarak Hanks Kay Hardy Ernestine Hargraves John Harper Kim Harris Rosie Harris 105 Seniors Tina Harris Nori Harstad Thomas Harville Linda Hawks Ronald Harwell Sabrina Hawks Yolanda Hayden James Hayes Martin Heidon Karen Henshaw Ann Hill Gloria Hill Linda Hill Andre Holcomb Regina Hollars Deborah Holloway Doris Holmes Robin Hood Robert Horne Dwayne Horne 106 Jim Houp Angela Houston Charles Howard Joel Howard Lorraine Hundley Eurgentine Jackson Rene Jackson Robin Jackson Sandra Jackson Cindi James Cathy Jarrett Jeffrey Jarrell Florence Jefferson Della Jenkins Llewllyn Joe Gerald Johnson Celestine Jones Gene Jones Janet Jones Jerry Jones 107 John Jones Letaz Jones Melvin Jones Montcastle Jones Pamela Jones Sheila Jones Valerie Jones Valerie Jones Vicky Jones Alonzo Jordan Kevin Joyce Michael Kates Diane Kelly Rosalind Key Brian Kilpatrick Bonnie King Debbie King Elijah King Janne Kingery Mindy Kirkland Larry King Everette Kitchen Robert Knowles Nicky Kolesar Cynthia Lamb Joyce Lea Pamela Lee Patrick Lee Robert LeFever Delbert Lemons Anthony Lewis Eva Lewis Kenneth Lewis Mary Lewis Debbie Linkous Freddie Love April Lundy James Lundy Patricia Mallory Ronnie Manor Ilf W - V y Aj Ik. j Seniors Maria Barnes Bobby Martin Jr. Joyce Mason Scotty Mason Valerie Mason Theatta Mason Wayne Mason Danny Myler Gwen Mayton Steve McAra Gail McAnn Jack McDaniel Samuel McLeod Gary McNeely Al Stith Roberta McNeil Bernard Meade Wanda Meyers Josette Miles Geneva Miller no Mr. L. T. Hairston m beniors George Miller Joann Miller Renee Miller Donna Minetree Mark Mithell Tanya Mitchell David Moody Johnathan Moody Linda Moody Angelo Moore Bernie Moore Kenneth Moore Darcel Moorefield Michael Moring Dorothy Morris Sylvia Moss Nancy Motley Benjamin Munford Sonia Murray Debbie Myrick lists,. ■ , • . Jt « ■ i -;■■■ - ■ - ) Robert Myrick Barbara Neal Gloria A. Neal Gail Nedrick Clarence Nelson Sandra Noel Kimley Ogburn Juanice Orr Norma Owens David Ozmore Debra Parham Leon Parham William Parham Yolanda Parham Florence Parker Sandra Parker Alfreda Patterson Daniel Payne James Peerman Jackie Peet 113 1 Seniors Janet Pegram Debbie Perdue Betsy Perkinson David Perry Karen Perry Mike Perry Carolyn Peterson Wanda Peterson David Petroff Mark Phillips William Phillips Harold Pierce Cheryl Pillow Helena Pitchford Angie Plymale Margaret Poke Denise Pond Brenda Pope Robert Porter Jean Possnack 114 Norma Pratt Frank Preston Wayne Price Wanda Pruett Arnette Pulley Elmore Rainey Jennie Reeks Leona Reeves Barbara Ribbon Paula Rice Priscilla Richardson Susan Ridout Gayle Riggins Andrea Robertson Rodney Robertson Andrinette Robinson Deborah Robinson Edward Robinson Fred Robinson Joyce Robinson 115 mm v .vV Dianah Scott - Margaret Scott Valancey Seabolt I Sharon Sechrest I • - r - • ' • ,• v . i i ' . m s v % . j i • to Mike Shackley Randy Shaw o Rickey Shaw • ■■■ Kim Sherrick c ' . ■ 0 ) ' ' ’ 7 ■ • 0 ■:y ; K 116 ■ ' o: S ■; ■ ■ i i ■ r ; ■; . ■ r; Billy Rogers Jj| Shirley Rollins ; Chansta Rose Pete Rose y 1 ■ mk. . 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Keith Brown, Marcial Goode, Eddie Wright, Tom Edenstrom, William Womack, Louis Garris, Marvin Dixon, Harold Pierce, Herbert Barnes, Chunk Rainey, Jack McDaniel, Melvin Johnson, Nathaniel Parham, William Phillips, Michael Pitt, Robert Myrick, Marvin Harris, Kevin Joyce, David Moody, Walter Avery, Jimmy Robinson, Tom Herling, Waverly Bonner Denise Pond Linda Stallings Debbie Purdue . . .While Senior Girls Dribble On 122 Senior Missile Staff Pushed eview Staff Mark Phillips, Yita Gomez, Tammy Smith, Wanda Edmondson Margaret Poke, Pam Arrington, Mel Gianniny, Gail Me Ann Vivian Cruz, Joyce Bozeman, Sonia Murray, Sherene Dent : Denise Zachman, John Williams, Della Jenkins, Garry Grimes, Gail Vaughn, Gwen Mayton Debbie Wicks, Kelly Hale, Jayne Angell ... ■ Vanessa Brown, Diane Kelly, Shaion Securest ; Senior Cheerleaders Made It 5 gThis Year!!! Diane Kelly, Sherene Dent Denise Pond, Darlene Webb, Cheryl Barboza, Lisa Talley, Helena Pitchford Seniors Keep Pep Club Functioning Standing: Margaret Poke, Bemadine Young, Joyce Bozeman, Gail Vaughn, Denise Zachman, Johnny Fobbs, Gail McCann, Sharon Bowman, Juamce Orr, Yita Gomez, Robin Jackson Sitting: John Williams, Kyrola Ferguson, Wanda Edmondson, David Bowen With A Strut And Kick They Boost Gwen Mayton, Josette Miles And The Band Goes March Frank Preston First Row: Paul Farley, Linda Branch, Larry King, Letaz Jones, Darcel Moorefield Gail Williams Second Row: Wallace Geter, Pleasant Epps, Mark Phillips, Jerome Bozeman, Micheal Perry, Karen Perry and Elizabeth Wilson LEON PARHAM DEBRA PARHAM GLYNICE COLEMAN CHUNK RAINEY CINDI JAMES BOBBY WIGGINS Class Lovers £ Hi W 9 4 ■.fgf r- : -vtff 1 ' | Desr HHHW V Dressed VANESSA DRUMGOOLE ' . i MARK PHILLIPS ; ® Vi2 . . � _ ■ V rlPL jJfei IS® ' iNNEEDi MARGAR ET SMITH MARCIAL GOODE: | Most Conceited Still Looki In The Mirror Class Loafer: JAMES PEERMAN LUANDA PETERSON Most Studious Most Outstand RICKEY WEST CARMEN HOGE SHARON ALDRICH GERALD JOHNSON Most Unforgettable ft ssssp® jgsggg! SHERENE DENT FRANK PRESTON thletic MARVIN DIXON denisfPs u- LISABUBLITZ JOHN WILLIAMS Most Talented VANESSA BRdwrTKEITH BROWN With This Preparation . . . Is it high enough? Tape please! Folding napkins is a “Job.” “As the World Turns” A BIG EVENT for the “JUNIORS” of 1974 ” Paper, wire, wire, paper. I’m dizzy! The Outcome Was Dynamite! 131 Signs Of Senior Times Gemini BARFIELD, GAYLE Art Club, Vice Pres., FBLA, Ind. Arts Club BARFIELD, PERCY Senator 1 0, FBLA BRANDT, ALICE DECA BRAXTON, DORIS BROWN, VANESSA Science Club, National Plonor Society, Quill Scroll, Review Staff Ass. Ed., Latin Club CARTWRIGHT, DEBORAH DECA CLAY, DARLENE COOKE, VASHTINE Missile Staff 1 1 th, CoOp DECA DANCE, BETTY DAVIS, SHARLENE DOWNEY, VIRGINIA French Club EDMUNDS, YVONNE DECA EMORY, VICKIE FBLA, French Club GIANNINY, MEL Missile HILL, GLORIA FBLA JACKSON, SAN DRA FBLA, DECA, Soph. Glass Vice Pres., Wrestling Auxiliary Vice Pres. JAMES, CINDI Science Club 10 JONES, JANET Latin Club 1 0, French Club 1 1 Science Club, Missile Staff KOLESAR, MICHEAL Varsity Baseball 1 1 , Varsity C Varsity Baseball LOVE, ELAINE Science Club, French Club McLEOD, SAMUEL VICA, Chess Club, SC; McNEELY, GARY C? VICA 10, 11,12 MILES, JOSETTE Majorette Squad 11,12 OWENS, NORMA Latin Club, SCA Representative PEGRAM, JANET Chorale 10,11,12, Latin Club 10,11, 1 2, Science Club RIBBON, BARBARA Science Club, Latin Club, Chorale, DECA, Pep Club 11th RIGGINS, GAYLE panish Club, DECA, FBLA SLAYDON ' WO MAS SLOUGH, MICHEAL FBLA SMITH, VaCeNTINO VICA 10, 1 0 TUCKER, EVERETTE hess Club, VICA, Wrestling d ! WILLIAMS, CAROLYN SCA Representative WILSON, ELIZABETH Band, FHA, French Club Sgience Ctui Library Helper, Fencing Cl Chorale WRIGHT, EDDIE Football Team 11, 12, VICA, YOUNG, BERNADINE FBLA, Pep Club MURRAY SONIA Varsity Club, Missile Staff MAY, CHERYL Library Helper MILLER, GENEVA FHA, HERO MITCHELL, TANYA Varsity Club MOORE, KENNETH VICA, FBLA JUANICE ' CjffP Ctub, FBLA •fiiCMARDSQN , PRISCILLA SHOCKEi TICHEAL viC4 ; Cancer ARMSTRONG, CHERYL DECA, FBLA AVERA, ALLAN „Giolf Team EPPS, ROSEMARY GOODE, MONICA SCA Representative HOUSTON, ANGELES FHA JONES, CONNIE JORDON, ALONZO Art Club, Wrestling Teflfri 1 0 KINGERY, JANNE French Club 1 0, Art Club, Nati Honor Soci LEMONS, DELBERT Club, eitfirjjg Team LORElTE, CtNDY COE LUMBLO, JAMES Y Qiib tricia Jry presentativ Tbrary Helper e Club, Varsity Club 5Y, VA Danish G SCA SOQD Z, Fn Club, Sc GAINES, f§am, Ind. Arts Club REGENIA National Honor Society JACKSON, RENE FBLA JOHNSON, MELVIN Football Team 10, 1 1, 12 Signs Of Senior Times JONES, LETAZ Band 10,11,12, Science Club, Chorale, Optimistic Club, Regional Band KELLEY, JOHN SCA Homeroom Representative KIRKLAND, MELINDA Forensics Club LEWIS, KENNETH Ind. Arts Club MAYTON, GWEN Majorette Squa Missile Staff McCANN, VIVIAN Y v National Honor Society, Quill Scroll, Pep Club, Drama, Varsity Baseball Boys, Missile and Review Photographer, FBLA mcdaniel, jack Football-Team 11,12 MOODY, JONATHA Chess Club OZMORE, DAVID PERRY.KAREN Band 10,11,1 2, Spanish Club, FHA PETROFF, DAVID Club WEST, RICHARD WHITE, ELNORA FBLA WHITE, TIMOTHY Ind. AMSON, WILLiAM 10, IT, 12, Missile Staff Taurus BLAND, SAMUElJ Basketball, Varsity Bas ootball Team, Spanish Club, Latin „ , Science Club, SCA MBLISS, MARC A, Projection Crew, Varsity Club ' , SHERENEp jl ' lr 67 heerleader, Varsity Cheerleader ;ife TlARPER, OLLIE DE MS, K W ’A, Library Helper, Office Helper rim EDDIE MASSEY, PATROA “Spanish Clujg PIERCE, H Baske Football Te, P R I TC H ETT ' , ' T0 N Y Ind. Arts Club Pres. RAINEY, ELMOB r |V Icience Club, Spanish Ct Djection Crew, Football Va%ity C SHAVV-pCKEY VICA 10, 1 1 2 SMITH feREGC VICA II TASH, , VICA 1 1 ICA WARD, WANDA Library Helper, S WASHINGTON, ALFRED Band, Chorus WATKINS, EVELYN Chorale Modern Dance Club WILLIAMS, GALE Band Marching, Concert, Librarian, Modern Dance Club WRAY, BRIAN Football Team 1 0, 1 1 Leo BACH, FRANK Band 10,11, Spanish Club BARBOZA, CHERYL Cheerleading Squad 10,11,12 BLACKWELL, VALERIE SCA Representative CAMPBELL, BONNIE FHA COURTNEY, JUDY FBLA DEWBERRY, DEBRA FBLA DAILEY, GRACE Drama, Review HACKLEY, LINDA DECA Treasurer, Member of DECA 11 th MASON, SCOTT SCA, Ind. Arts Club MYRICK, ROBERT ootball Team 10,11,12, PARHAM, WILLIAM PAYNE, DANIEL Science Club, Chess Club POKE, MARGARET 1 0th SCA Representative, French Club, 1 1th Missile Staff, Pep Glib, French Club, 1 2th Missile Staff, Pep I Club Pres., Quill Scroll, Science A Club resentative, LLEY, REGIN SCHMIDT, STE — 1 -SfcienciClub 1 1 SCOTT, I IARGAR DECA Q VAUGHAN, KE NETf Basketball Team 1 0, 1 1 , 12, VICA Oq ' SMITH, MICHEAL afitati HORNE, DWAYNE Varsity Club, Baseball Team JACKSON, REGINALD Football Team, Basketball Team JV, FBLA, VICA JOHNSON, GERALD French Club 10,11,12, Fiddler on the Roof, National Honor Society, Forensics Club, You Were Born on a Rotten Day, 6 Rooms Riv Vu JOYCE, KEVIN Senior Play, Football Trainer 11,12, Ind. Arts Club, Va. Ind. Arts Student Ass. KELLY, DIANE Cheerleading Squad — Varsity, JV 1 0, 11,12, Band 1 0, Art Club, Girls’ State KING, ELIJAH Band 10, Chorale LAMB, CYNTHIA Chorale MASON, WAYNE JV Basketball, Science Club Vice Pres., Concert Band 10 MOODY, LINDA Spanis MORING, MICHEAL 133 DECA, Senior Fashion Show MOSS, SYLVIA Choir, FHA PERRY, DAVID Art Club POND, DENISE Latin Club, Cheerleader JV, Varsity, Girls Basketball Team, Varsity Club REVISH, RONALD Football Team, Ind. Arts Club, Spanish Club RIDOUT, SUSAN Science Club, Spanish Club ROGERS, WILLIAM SHERRICK, KIMBERLY SIEGLE, KAY FBLA SMITH, MARGARET FBLA, FHA, Softball Team Girl’s WHEELER, SUSAN French Club WHITE, BRENDA SCA, FHA WILLIAMS, DELORES DECA WILLIAMS, JOHN Missile Staff, Pep Club, Tennis Team, Varsity Club WILLIAMS, PATRICIA DECA WILSON, PAMELA Band, Library Helper Virgo BEASLEY, POLLY FBLA 10,11,12, Library Helper BOULDIN, BRYAN Science Club, Ind. Arts Club BROWN, LINDSEY Fiddler on the Roof Stage Crew COLEMAN, GLYNICE Spanish Club 1 0th, SCA Representative 10, 11, 12, Chorale 1 1 , 1 2, Ring Oueen, 1 st Runner up Football Sweetheart, All State Choir Member 1 1 , Football Sweetheart, All State Choir Member 1 2 CRENSHAW, ELIZABETH FBLA, Art Club DUGGER, JANICE FBLA 11,12,10, Varsity Club, Pep Signs Of Senior Times Club GETER, WALLACE Chorale, Band — Marching, Concert, Pep, All Regional HALE, KELLY Basketball Scorekeeper, Review Sports Editor, SCA, French Club, Art Club, Treasurer, Ouill Scroll, Varsity Club, Tennis Team, Senior Play HARGRAVES, ERNESTINE HARSTAD, NORI Spanish Club 1 1 , Alternate Varsity Cheerleader HATHAWAY, GLENN VICA, Golf Team HENSHAW, KAREN Art Club JARRELL, JEFFREY KEY, ROSALIND Library Helper KILPATRICK, BRIAN Science Club, French Club KING, DEBORAH FBLA, COE LEE, PATRICK Art Club, DECA, SCA, Missile and Review Art Editor LEWIS, EVA Latin Club, Science Club, Chorale Regional Choir, Wrestling Auxiliary MASSENBURG, REGINALD Wrestling Team Co-Captain, SCA Latin Club, Ind. Arts Club McGUIGAN, RITA French, FHA MEYERS, WANDA FHA, SCA MYRICK, DEBBIE Fiddler on the Roof Stage Crew, You Were Born On a Rotten Day, COE, FBLA NELSON, CLARENCE JR. PERRY, MICHEAL Band — Marching, Pep, Concert, Ail Regional REEVES, LEONA ROSE, CHANSTA FHA ROWE, JOHNNY SMITH, DEBORAH FBLA, FHA, Chorale SMITH, TAMERA Science Club, FBLA, Missile Staff STAINES, LINDA Chorale, FBLA, COE WHITE, ANDRE Chess Club, Chorale, Projection Crew, Library Staff, Band — Pep, Marching, Concert WIGGINS, BILLY WILLIAMS, HOWARD Art Club 10, 11, 12, Wrestling Team WILLIAMS, STANLEY Modern Dance Club 10,11,12, SCA Representative V2 J iP Libra ALLEN, JAMES Chess Club, Choir, SCA Representative Helper 10, 11,12 BLACKWELL, OTELIA ; _ A ARRINGTON, PAMELA Missile Staff Editor, Ouill Scroll, Spanish Club BAUGH, ALMA Chorale 10, FBLA, COE, Library l . Tj DECA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 1 st Vice Pres., SCA Rep. BLAKES, JOHN Football Team, Varsity Club BROWN, JAMIE Latin Club 1 0, Library Staff BURNETT, PATRICIA FHA, Spanish Club DAGHITA, HARRY Fiddler on the Roof, DECA 2nd Vice Pres. DESMORE, VICTOR DIXON, MARVIN Football Team 1 0, 1 1 , w, Varsity Club EDLOW, ANDERSON SCA Rep. VICA HOOD, ROBIN FBLA, COE HARRIS, ROSIE French Club 10,11,12, SCA, Drama ub, Forensics Clubs HARWELL, RONALD Spanish Club 1 0, Ind. Arts Club, Chorale HAYDEN, YOLANDA Signs Of Senior Times BURCH, DONALD French Club BURGESS, GLORIA Pres, of Class 10, 12, Basketball Team 10,11, FBLA, Wrestling Auxiliary Pres. EDENSTROM, THOMAS rsity Football 11,12 EDMONDS, MILTON EW, PATRICIA Library Staff EVANS, BELINDA ibrary Helper 1 0 EZ, YITA Latin Club, Spanish Club Treas. 1 1 , Spanish Club Pres. 12, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Missile Staff, Who’s Who GILBERT, LARRY JONES, CELESTINE Library Helper Club JONES, VANESSA LEFEVER, ROBERT MABON, JON MASSEY, MICHAEL MOORE, ANGELO VICA y Modern Dance, SCA Rep., Varsity Club, FBLA HILL, ROSE HOLCOMB, ANDRE VICA HOLMES, DORIS Library Staff, Chorale HUNDLEY, LORRAINE Ind. Arts of America JACKSON, ROBIN Latin Club-—- 10, 1 1 Forensics Club, Y Rotten Day, Fencing Club, Review Staff, 6 Senior Play, King and I JEFFERSON, FLORENCE FTA, Latin Club LUNDY, APRIL Varsity Club, Pep Club, SCA Rep MILLER, GEORGE Track, French Club, Science MITCHELL, MARK Science Club, Spanish Club PETERSON, WANDA Spanish Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Chorale ROBINSON, ANDRENE . c ROBINSON , EDWARD JV, Varsity Basketball ROWE, PATRICK TALLEY, LISA SEABOLT , VALANCY Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Latin Club, Science Club Science Club, JV Cheerleader, Var. SMID, DONALD Cheerleader STITH, AL WEBB, DARLENE Chess Club Band, Choir, JV, Varsity Cheerleader, VAUGHAN, WANDA Pres, of Pep Club in 1 1th, Stage Crew Spanish Club 1984 WOMACK, WILLIAM WEEKS, DIANA Ind. Arts Club, Varsity Club, Football French Club Team 10, 11, 12 WOOD, TRACY ZAC H MAN, DENISE Girls Basketball Team, Spanish Club Latin Club, Missile Staff Ass. Ed., Quill EDMONSON, WANDA Chorale, Science Club, Pep Club, Scroll Scorpio X X X BOZEMAN, JOYCE Spanish Club 10,11,12, Chorale, Missile Staff 11,12, Room 222,% Class Sec. Pep Club 11,12,0 Scroll Missile Staff JONES, VICKEY FBLA, COE TALLEY, SHEILA Science Club, C Sagittarius BRANCH, LINDA Choral, Band HERBERT 12, Football Team 10, 11, 12, French Club BEST, VALERIE FBLA Pres., COE, Modern Dance Club BOWMAN, SHARON Chorale, SCA Rep., Pep Club, Science Club, French Club BOZEMAN, JEROME SCA, Varsity Club, Tennis Team, Band Spanish Club BUTLER, DONNA DREW, AUDREY SCA Rep. FBLA DREW, LARRY Baseball Team HAYES, JAMES FBLA MOORE, BERNIE French Club, Science Club, Golf Team SCA RICE, BRENDA DECA ROBERTSON, RODNEY RUFFIN, GLORIA TAMBE, CHRIS TANNER, DEAN National Honor Society WALKER, BARBARA FBLA WICKS, DEBI Review Coeditor, Quill Scroll, Nat. Honor Society Vice Pres., Drama Capricorn BOWEN, DAVID Art Club, Pep Club BROWN, BRENDA BROOKS, CLEMENTINE French Club, Science Club, Modern Dance WYATT, CURTIS Basketball Team JV, Varsity DIGGS, RONALD FBLA DAVIS, KENNETH DRUMGOOLE, VANESSA Modern Dance, Sec. of Sen. Class, DECA EDMONDS, RHONDA Class Officer 10, 1 1, 12 EPPS, PLEASANT Band, Science Club, Ind. Arts Club Signs Of Senior Times GILL, SANDRA DECA GRIFFITH, DONNA HILL, VERA JACKSON, EURGENTINE Drama, Chorale, Science Club, SCA Vice Pres., Salt. Var. Cheerleader JONES, JOHN JONES, PAMELA SCA Sen. 1 0, Spanish Club, hfR JFf p . , Science Club Sec. 1-0, KING, BONNIE Drama Club KITCHEN, EVERETTE MILLER, RENEE Pep Club, Latin Club, S MOOREFIELD, DARCEL Spanish Club, Dramatics, B. OGBURN:, KIMLt Latin Club, FHA PERRY, JOSEPH RAINES, CAROL £ STANLEY, CAROL P Spanish Club, ' Dbtg Staff WALKER, LaVERNE A ' — ’y Staff jTEEL $ (LIAMS, J CUELINE Bl5?t FBLA DASH, MICHEAL VICA DILLARD, URSULA Office and Library Helper DOWNEY, ROSE Ff FRANKLIN, KIM Varsity Club V Aquarius ANGEt; JAYNE : rench Club, Drama 10.. 1 Honor Soc., Quill Scr Ed. ARCURf, MlCHA Track, Ski Club Pres., Scien BASKERVILLE, GLADY DECA, FBLA BOLDEN; WILLIE Chorale BUFORD, LOIS French Club, SCA BRYANT, WANDA BURROW, LINDA Ring Dance Committee, FBD Chairman of Senior Week CHATMAN, DEBORAH FBLA, SCA, Sr. Exec. Board COLLINS, JEWEL 12, Nat. teview Co- GRIMES, EDUARD Drama, Missil©; Review, Band, SCA ! H ARVI LLE THOM AS Wrestlipg ' .Scfence Club HELRING, JOSEPH Bobtbfl tfV®dir RENCE, RUSSELL VIC LINKOUS, DEBBIE FBLA, SCA Rep. McARA, STEPHEN VICA MiCTHELL, SAMUEL AL, BARBARA SCA Rep., Library Helper PHILURB WILLIAM VICA, JV Basketball, Varsity Foe SAUNDERS MVE SECHRE tep., Review SHORT, GEORGE Choral Music, Concert 1 AKEFORD, BRENDA RBLA, Science Club, Library : Gfffee Helper WEATHERINGTON, VAN EE BLA, Choral, Concert Chof FERGUSON, KYROLA Fencing Club, Pep Club, DECA, Track Team, French Club GASTON, OSCAR GHOLSON, AUDREY VICA HOUP, JAMES HARRELL, FRANK , ™ _L, Linda Rep., Chorale, Track Team, HAR E )WARD JOE lub )NES, E JONESC ' MOUNTcferLE S , Vl( V JONES, RANDY PA1 FBLA 5 rts RICK.GAID } HAM, SANDRA IAN, J A n Pices WALTER e A Vi BERRY, V, HR Rep. bl ackwell; the Rep. 5ROWN, C%Q N : BLA, HERO BURTON, BCC Y DAVIDSON, MILES HR Rep., JV Basketball PEERfi Spanish Clbb, Science Club PERDUE, QEBBIE ‘ ifeoftf PULLEY, ARNE : HA J £ SMITH, $ E UMj French TRAYL T KATHY ' Review Staff UTHARPA, MACH I A •ench GHAl GAIL , , lence Club, Missile, Danish Club, A HR Rep., Pep Club, National Hohqr Society, Quill Scroll WALK ' S , GLORIA CA HR Rep., FHA HALL, nch Club, lancing Club, Videotape Crew 136 Scorpio I 137 JUNIORS Boredom Derek Bailry Sharon Bailey Cathy Baines Vickie Baker Cora Balthrop Zeola Barlow Sharon Barnes Bookey Battle Joanne Batts Patty Benesh Carolyn Benjamin Barbara Bishop Douglas Birkner Nancy Beverly Daphne Abraham Deborah Abraham George Adams Beverly Adkins David Adkins Ann Aherr Patty Alexander June Allen Gail Anderson Sally Anderson Thomas Anderson Willaetta Andrews Katherine Armstrong Deborah Arrington Rosemary Ashby Donna Avera Jody Bader Delphine Badzinski 138 Juniors And PSAT Test It’s As Bad As Classwork! Judy Blackwell Eric Bland Jerome Bland Tyrone Bland Art Bloom Debt Bogese Jimmy Bogese Howard Bond Billy Booth Earl Bowles Aura Bowling Carl Bradley Oodles Of Activities Rose Brandt Janet Briggs Jan Brisendine Tim Britt Angela Brooks Valerie Brooks Elaine Browder Mattie Browder Andrea Brown Darlene Brown Carlton Brown Carolyn Brown Donald Brown Jamie Brown Jimmy Brown Kathy Brown Michael Brown Shirley Brown Tiahuana Brown Valerie Brown Vanessa Brown Wanda Brown William Brown Cindy Bryant Tracy Bubier James Buggs Teroma Bullock Karen Burrow Tyrus Burrow Denise Bush Larry Womack seems to be well occupied . . “Do you expect me to believe that???” 140 Go On Before School Joseph Byrd Betty Callis Margaret Campbell Sherry Carr Jeanette Carroll Alicia Carter James Carter Van Carter Pamela Casey Ann Cathrall Brian Caudle Sharon Chambliss Chris Chaney Wayne Chappel Brenda Charles Darlene Cheatha Jackie Clarke Clifton Cobb Francine Cole Frannie Coleman Arthur Collins Felice Collins Jeanette Colston George Compton Robin Cooke Jean Coureton Rose Coureton Bobby Cousins 141 Victory At Homecoming!!! Tammy Zastrow enjoys the Homecoming Dance. Debra Crites Karen Crocker Mary Crumper Brenda Cruz Debbie Csarnogusky Sici Cumbey James Curry Jan Curry Sally Curtis James Cutchin Virginia Daghit Paul Dalby Micheal Davidson Clifton Davis Diane Davis Mark Davis Monica Davis Shari Davis Maurice Dean Sylvia Dean Coco Sheffield was selected Homecoming Queen. A victory for the Juniors!! Pete Dergom Herbert Diggs Rosa Diggs India Dodson Robin Drake Cynthia Drumgoole Calvi Dugger Djimlor Dugger Crystal Dunn Bernard Edmonds Nathaniel Edmonds Rosalyn Edmonds 142 Lunch!!! Danita Edwards Duggar Edwards Linda Edwards Anthony Ellis Fable Ellison John Elwell Vannessa Embry Clyde Emory Carolyn Epps Sheryl Epps Tracy Epps Stephen Faison Sharon Fauntlaroy Karen Fields Wilbert Fields . . . Look out tummy here, it comes! Open WIDE!!! Frank Fisher Freda Fitzgerald Dianna Ford Chris Foster Brenda Fowlkes Wayne Fowlkes Janice Frame Tammy Franco Pamela Franklin Donna Gay Wayne Gee Juanita Geter Tamara Gibbs Micheal Gibbs David Glass Dib Goode Florence GoSde Sachiko Goode Paula Goodrich Leroy Goodwin Tammi Goodwyn 143 Juniors Study Selected Courses . . . Zoretha Gordan Douglas Graham Francis Graves Samuel Gray Ricky Greene Randy Gregory Barry Griffin Nathaniel Griffin Kurt Grigsby Don Grossman Denise Gunn Carol Haase Heidi Halleck Liz Hall William Hammond Terri Hand Lewis Hanford Joseph Hargraves Deloris Harris Marvin Harris Eric Harrison Franklin Harrison James Harrison Mary Harville Randall Haynes Dwight Hendricks Richard Hicks Bernard Hill Billy Hill Joseph Hill Micheal Hill Richette Hill 146 . . . To Prepare For Future Positions. Bruce Hines Wallace Hines Charles Hobbs Yolonda Hobbs Barbara Hoge Hosea Holcomb Robert Holden Veronica Holland Artie Hollaway Carol Holmes Charlton Hopkins Varanda Hopkins Deborah Howard James Howard Marsha Howard Yolonda Howard Paula Hunt Jerry Hupe Joanne Hutcherson Betsy Hurt Charles Jackson Herby Jackson Loretta Jackson Marvella Jackson Winitred Jackson Gloria James Danny Jarrell Ursaline Jennings Juniors occasionally settle down to do a little work. Lots of hard work is necessary to prepare for their Senior year. Edwina Jeter Larry Johnson Linda Johnson James Johnson Frank Johnston Brenda Jones Carol Jones 147 Many Juniors Participate In Band Carol Jones Charles Jones Claudette Jones Deborah Jones George Jones Gladys Jones Leander Jones While practicing for regional play-offs, Billy Booth has several fans. Omar Jones Rebecca Jones Richard Jones Rosenette Jones Sandra Jones Shirley Jones Vicki Jones Violet Jones Lisa Journey Mary Judkins Kenneth Junior Jonathan Lanier Patricia Lea Bernadine Leach Gail Lee Jannine Lee Joan Lee Warren Lee George Leonard Gary Levenson Angela Lewis Edward Lewis Lesley Lewis Michelle Lima Reginald Lindsey Lenneth Lipscomb Sam Loftin James Louis Debbie Kaleyta Jackie Kelly Micheal Kelly Thomas Kerns Mary Key Davey Kirkland Danny Klimek Steve Klingle Tara Kovacevich 148 . . . And In The Art Club. Sharon Williams and Thomas Loftin are involved in their projects in ceramics class. Thomas looks pleased with his piece of work. Micheal Lundberg Janice Lyons Lori Mabon Kevin Mabus Katie Macklin Belinda Manns Clara Marris Joyce Marshall Rita Marshall Chyrel Martin Lloyd Martin Jeannie Martin David Martinez Carlos Mata Clifford Mason Charles Mason Darlene Mason James Mason Joyce Mason Starann Mason Stevie Mason Sandra McCray Janet McLeod Patricia McKeever Mellisa McSwain Bobbie Meadows Debora Merritt Kathy Merritt Michele Merritt Ira Miles Cynthia Miller Lloyd Minter Mark Mizelle Marsha Mizelle Kathy Moody Pearl Moore Vincent Moore Leah Morgan Sherman Morgan Wanda Morgan 149 Dedicated To Gregory MacDonald Paige A Friend Yes, I knew him once — Many years ago; When nights were long and Cool and flowers bloomed Everywhere, Yes, I saw his face among the Many pictures of the Missile; Among the scattered visions Of my mind, Yes, I remember him — In our happy and fun-filled Dreams of yesterday — Because he was once my friend By Zeola Barlow April 5, 1958-October 6, 1974 Wave People J U n i o r T a e n t Adrian Morse Karen Moy Michelle Mulliar Nancy Muse Jacque Myers Cheryl Myrick Deborah Myrick Carolyn Neverson Jeff Newman Brenda Newton Terri Oakley Germaine Oliver Carol O’Neal Daniel Osborne Vera Parker Edna Parham Joseph Parham Vanessa Parham Darrell Payne Janet Peade Bobby Fields Tina Perdue Bobby Perkins Cheryl Perkins 151 Junior Class Officers Vanessa Perkins James Perry 8 i If 3 || Sharon Petliford Sandra Pitman Michael Pitt Michelle Poke Donald Ponton Ronald Ponton Gail Porter Robert Price Reggie Pryor Fay Pulley Angela Lewis Sandra Jones Michelle Lima Class of 76 Office Holders Frankie Raines Gail Raines The Junior class President for 1 974-75 is Angela Lewis. Sandra Jones is Vice-President and Michelle Lima is the Class Secretary. This year the Junior class has been very active. Among their activities were a talent show, junior-senior basketball game and a 50’s dance. The final activity was the Ring Dance. Lynn Rainey Roderick Rawlings 152 Joyce Richards Kyle Richards Leon Richardson Wayne Ridley Larry Riggins Wilbert Robb Joyce Robertson Lloyd Robins Francis Robinson Gwendolyn Robinson Jerome Robinson Joseph Robinson I Juniors and Seniors work together to develop their art talent. 153 . . . a few minutes to relax from class, and day-to- day hassels, the only time you’ll ever get a milk with every meal. Juniors Take Time Out For Lunch Sharon Robinson Yvonne Robinson P. K. Romanchock Phil Roper Kathy Rosser Ben Rott Bonnie Ruble Belinda Sanders George Sanders Georgia Sayers Kim Saunders Elaine Schaetzel Patty Schiefer Joseph Scott Kim Sechrest Bob Siedow 154 Music At PHS Coco Sheffield Debbie Smith Earline Smith Michael Smith Michelle Smith Pamela Smith II II 1 IP 1 Ik ■M ir Ricky Smith Roylice Smith Larry Womack and Sharon Fauntleroy — Juniors In The Band Dinah Stokes Brenda Steinseifer Kimberly Stewart Larry Stewart Mark Stewart Sharon Stewart i 155 Juniors Enjoy Their Electives Steve Stevenson Karen Stith Larry Stith Dollie Suber Robin Sykes Dee Talbot Arthur Tank Nita Tanner Rhonda Tanner Michael Tatum Debbie Taylor Doris Taylor 156 The Library Comes In Handy This junior finds that there are more than one book on his research topic. Patricia Taylor Sylvia Taylor Constance Tazewell Earl Thomas Terry Thomas Eddie Thrailkil Joanette Threat Abigail Thurman Donna Tocylowski Jane Traylor Tanya Todt Glenda Turner Laurie Turnamian Keefe Turner Patty Tyo Leslie Vann Terrie Walker Siterra Wallace Terry Warren Jackie Washington Glenn Watkins Raymond Vaughan Ronnie Vaughan Marie Vernon Ernest Wade Theaster Wade John Wagner Richard Waite Alonzo Walker Calvin Walker Debra Walker Elaine Walker Tamara Walker 157 Juniors Study Hard Cheryl Watson JoAnn Webb Bill Wegman Arleen Weir Leonard West Shiela Westbrook Regina White Herbert Wiggins Charles Wilde Alice Wilkerson Marion Wilkerson Brenda Williams Christine Williams Joan Williamson Joyce Williams Larry Williams Mark Williams Martha Williams Mary Williams Regina Williams Rhonda Williams Sharon Williams Valerie Williams Vanessa Williams With The Exception Of . . . Some!! 158 Spirit of 76 Wanda Williams Paul Willis Brenda Wilson Irene Wilson Jackie Wilson Larita Wilson We Won The Spirit Stick More Than Anyone! t - . The Class Of 1976 Exhibits A Lot Of Enthusiasm! Tommy Wilson Karen Winston Cindy Wolfrey Larry Womack Robin Womack Cindy Wood 159 Juniors Around P.H.S Priscilla Woodson Kim Woodcock Cheryl Worrel Sherry Wrenn Jackie Wright James Yeates Mark Young Michelle Zabner Debra Zaehman Tammy Zastrow Cheryl Wyatt Gloria Wyche Patricia Wyche Roy Wynn Sharon Wynn James Yates 160 161 The Class Of “77” Our main objective is to strive for the best, and to show that we are needed for the success of the Petersburg High School year of 74-75. Our main goal is to win the respect of the upper classmen and to take our place as the “Rising Senior Class.” Sophomores Are Eager To Learn S0 2 Jane Abeel Marsha Adkins Janet Aldridge Regina Anderson Katherine Andrews Dean Angell Bobby Artis David Asbeil Delaine Avery Julie Ayers Joyce Bailey Wanda Bailey Nathaniel Balthrop Delores Bank Carla Barboza Zerlene Barlow Faye Barnes Joseph Barnes Sheila Barfield Terry Barfield Beverly Beasley Donna Beasley Katonda Beasley Francis Bell Herbert Berry Kirk Bickley Kathy Bishop Karen Bland Kim Bonner Willian Boone Gary Booth Lois Braswell Timothy Brewer Marvin Bridgeforth Elvin Briggs Leon Briggs Willie Brockwell David Brown Esther Brown Larry Brown Thomas Brown Velma Brown Welton Brown Maurice Bryant 165 Wesley Buford •Steven Burch Shari Burgess Michael Burks Cynthia Burrow Robert Burrow Denise Bush Joseph Byrd Mary Calton Maggie Campbell Rudell Campbell Joseph Carnegie Michael Castelle Brian Cates Judi Celentano Thomas Chambliss Benson Chaney Barbara Churn James Clark Kenneth Clay Paul Coble Susan Coey Robin Coffrin Pamela Coggins Cheryl Coleman Franchesta Collins Jim Cook Sandra Cook Tim Cook Stacy Cooper John Costain Joanette Courtan Washington Crenshaw Ronald Crews Pricilla Crocker Bill Crowder Pamela Csarnogusky Maurice Dacely Phillip Davis Teaching . . . Responding 166 Below: So that’s who discovered America! Above: Well it’s almost exactly right. Quintin Davis Kathy Dawson Deborah Dean Michael Debose Milton Desmore Roy DeWeese Carolyn Diggs Gloria Drew Richardo Drew Anthony Dyer Mitchell Dyer Wyatt Dyson Bonita Edmonds Sharon Edmond Alonzo Edwards Denise Edwards Glenda Edward Rowland Eley Gwendolyn Ellis Pamela Epps Patricia Evans Yvonne Everrett Peyton Farley Charlotte Finfrock Marianne Finney Betty Fisher Rose Fisher Karen Fitzgerald Patricia Fitzgerald Jack Fockler Otelia Fogg Kim Fox Shelley Franklin Bonita Freeman Michael Freeman Tamalle French Thelma Fronzley Debra Garrison Stephanie Gay Bonnie Giles Joseph Giles Alan Glass Valerie Gokey Shelia Goode Bobby Gordan Shirley Graves Jewel Gray Allan Green 167 A Time For Work And Play Octavia Green Rebecca Greene Sandra Griffin Charles Grosik Deborah Gunn Eddie Gunn Glen Hackley Tina Hale Geralynn Hampton Linda Hanks James Harris Michael Harris Linda Harrison Mark Harville Tony Hashbarger Sonja Haskins Susan Hawk Joann Hayes Valerie Hayne Charlotte Hazelwood Claude Hazelwood Walter Heemer Donna Herring Darlene Hewitt Kenneth Hicks Gorgette Hobbs Mary Hoge Gina Horne Patrick Horne Gerald Horner Terry Houston Randolph Howard Robert Howard Sandra Howard Steven Hughes Remta Hunley Terence Hunt Thomas Hutson Donald Jackson James Jackson Deborah Jacob 168 The Spirited Class Of 77 Diane Jacob Darlene Jefferson Kenneth Jeter Terry Jeter Lydia Joe Antione Johnson Bernita Johnson Marsha Johnson Tammy Johnson Carolyn Jones John Jones Katr ina Jones Lucille Jones Oscar Jones Phillip Jones Vera Junior Connie Kaleyta Tony Kershaw Wallace Keyes Douglas Kilmek Adlai King Diana King Ricky King Harold Koenig Phillip Kolb Timothy Kreicar Guy Laine Steve Lamm Evelyn Lawrence Beverly Lee Michelle Lee Shirley Lee Debra Lefever Kenneth Lewis Danny Lheureau Cecilia Light Debra Lindsey James Linzy Brenda Love Tammie Marks William Marshall Michael Martin Gwendolyn Mason Mindy Mason Phyllis Mason Phyllis Mason Michelle Massey Rene Mata Sandra Mayes Cristte Mayton Harold Mayton Elaina McAra Thomas McCombe Kenneth McCormick Ronald McCray Paula McCrickard 169 c Mary McLawhorn Victor McNeal Ralph McNew Linda Meade John Melvin Dale Miller Susan Miller Linda Morris Kevin Morris Terri Morse Stephen Mott Darlene Myrick Joyce Neal Earl Neverson Tammy Newman Teresa Noise Marilyn Ore Cheryl Owens Mark Owens Melinda Parham Joseph Parham Walt Parham Alice Parker Robin Parks Denise Parnell Brenda Peace Carloyn Pegram Pamela Pegram Ursula Pegram Vanessa Pempleston Michael Penn Tucker Pennington Regina Perry Terry Peter Frank Peters Thurman Peterson Ray Pitt Larry Plymale Michael Pope Cynthia Potts Anderson Powell Antonette Powell Brian Powell Shelsia Preston Annette Price Kim Price Tammy Price Robin Pritchett Nancy Pursley Is A S o P h o m o r e 170 Sophomores “Take 5” Melinda Raines Charles Rainey Michael Ramsey Robert Ramsey Wanda Redwine Debra Reeves Jerome Reid Gregory Relaford James Rice Steven Richardson William Riggleman Judy Ripley Terri Roafinski Frank Robertson Kirby Robertson Avis Robinson Glenice Robinson Gwendolyn Robinson Karen Robinson Robert Robinson Charles Rockwell Roney Rise Deborah Rose Donald Rose Sheri Rose Susan Rose Sylvia Roudette Donna Royal Detra Salley Garry Sanders John Schmidt Cheryl Scott Robert Scott Sandra Scott Vicki Scott Tammy Seabolt Doris Seaborn Brian Sear Carolyn Sexton Sabrena Shands 171 Keven Shirer Suzanne Simpson Susan Skerritt Dianne Slate John Slaydon Pamela Smith Roylice Smith Alphonsa Sparks Donald Spicely Gloria Spratley Tammy Sprouse Jane Spurlock Darnell Stallings Joseph Stanke Russell Stephen Charles Stewart Glenda Stewart Manfred Stewart Shelley Stewart Anna Stith Sandra Stith Elizabeth Stokes Denise Suber Joseph Suber Mark Talbott Carey Tambe Mitchell Tatum David Taylor Anthony Thomas Kathy Thomas Michael Thomas Bruce Thompson Gregory Thompson Diane Tocylowski Jolene Todt Gina Traylor Michelle Traylor William Traylor Daniel Treadwell Edward Tukiendorf Lee Turner Kenneth Tyo Monj Upahyaya Vicki Vaiden Deborah Valentine Darryl Vaughan Russel Veals Janet Veazy Kenneth Vernon Malba Walker Mary Walker Patquin Walker Towanda Walker Edith Washington Ernest Washington Jeffrey Washington 172 Bonnie Watkins Darnell Weatherington Roberta Weir Wilson West Teresa Whitman Warren Wiggins Lauren Wilder Lisa Wiles Brenda Williams Dawn Williams Phillip Williams Rayfield Williams Robin Williams Ronald Williams Rowland Williams Tanya Williams Darryl Wilson Linda Windle Kathy Winston Deborah Wood Stuart Wood Darrel Worsham John Wray William Wright Betty Yeatts Terry York Marcia Wyatt Stardina Wyche Arthur Yate Cheryl Young Sherwood Young Socializing Is A Large Part Of PHS 173 Let’s Make Music 174 Practice Makes Perfect 175 Class Enthusiasm . . . 176 Spreads “Munch” Time At PHS 4H 179 L [ i ,1-J r ”“1 i ” 3 ■ ml ■ jyn FACULTY 183 Jimmy F. Sublett, who sponsors “the whole thing” got his B.A. at the University of Richmond and M.S. at the University of Virginia Elva M. Hollins received her A.B. and her M.Ed. at Virginia State College. John B. Curling got his B.S. at East Tennessee State and his M.Ed. at UVA. He is the Junior Class Sponsor. 184 Second Row, Left: Richard W. Pegram, Senior Class Sponsor, received his A.B., B.S., and M.S. at Virginia State College. Second Row, Right: Franklin L. Smith received a B.S. and M.A. at Virginia State College. Bottom Left: Wayne M. Wawner, our Job Placement Officer, received his B.S. at Virginia Commonwealth University and is currently working on his M.Ed. at Va. State. Bottom Middle: Robert L. Kilbourne got his B.A. at Emory and Henry. He is the Athletic Director at Peabody Jr. High and Petersburg High. Bottom Right: Harriet B. Wilkinson, RN, graduated from the Petersburg General Hospital School of Nursing. 185 186 187 Left: Canzata B. Turner received her B.A. degree from Virginia State College. Right: Kathrine Warner received her B.S. from Madison College and her M.Ed. from the University of Virginia. Guidance Counselors Below: Georgia W. West graduated from Randolph-Macon with a B.A. degree. Frances E. Morgan received her B.S. Degree from Longwood College. Help Students Plan Their Future James H. Aldredge Jr. received his B.S. in Business Administration and M.Ed. both from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 188 Ralph H. Stronach received his B.M. at the New England Conservatory. He is the director of the PHS Chorale, Concert Choir, and the Pro-Musica Ensemble. William R. McKinley received his Bachelors in Music Education at Howard University and his Masters in Music at Virginia State College. Concerts Bring Out The Musical Talent At PHS Richard A. Zaruba Jr. received his B.S. at Western Kentucky State. He is the director of student activities. Josephine R. Frederick received her B.S. from Kansas State College. She is presently working on a graduate course at William and Mary and Virginia State. She is also a sponsor of National Honor Society, Forensics, and the Senior Class. Helen H. Brooks has her B.S. degree in Business Education from Longwood College. She is the Sponsor of the National Honor Society. JoAnne W. Norman has hei B.S. degree from Longwood College. Below: Nancy C. Inge is a graduate of Longwood College with a B.S. degree She is the Co-Sponsor of FBLA. Top Left: Ruby C. Cooley received her B.S. from Virginia State College and she is the Co-Sponsor of the FBLA. Top Middle: Jeanne R. Holland is a graduate of Marywood College with a B.S. in Business Education. She is presently working on a degree in Business Administration at Va. State, and is a sponsor of FBLA. Top Right: Nancy E. Gholson has received her Masters in Business Education from Va. State and a B.S. also in Business, from Saint Paul’s College. She is a sponsor of FBLA. Left: Mary C. Hohanness is a graduate of Longwood College with a B.S. in Business Education. Right: Vivian H. West has her B.S. from Hampton Institute and she is presently attaining, through study, her M.S. at Virginia State College. Mrs. West is the Co-Sponsor of FBLA and the Junior Class. Right: Lula H. Lawson is a graduate of A T State University with a B.S. and a M.S. from Va. State College. Lula Lawson is a Co-Sponsor of FBLA. Left: Marolyn R. Quarles is a graduate of Virginia State with a B.S. and M.Ed. degrees. She is the Co-Sponsor of FBLA. Left: Ralph L. Westbay has a B.A. at the University of Northern Colorado and is presently attaining a M.B.A. at VCU. Mr. Westbay is a sponsor of the Wrestling Team. Right: Anita L. Knight is a graduate of Hampton Institute with a B.S. degree and she is now attaining her Masters at Temple University. Mrs. Knight is a Co- Sponsor of FBLA. C Driver Education Jo A. Kiser is a graduate of Madison College with a B.S. Driver Ed. Instructors Show Students How To Be Safe Drivers Brenda E. Wynne is a graduate of Elizabeth City State University with a Bachelors degree in Science. She is the coach of the Girls Softball Team. 191 Mrs. Stella L. Johnson received her B.S. degree from Shaw University. Right: Mr. James L. Barksdale received his B.S. and M.Ed, in Health and Physical Ed. and in Administration and Supervision at Virginia State College. He is now working on a Pre-Doctoral Program at George Washington University, and is the Varsity Tennis Coach. Left: Ms. Gail N. Sears received a B.S. at Madison College and a M.Ed. at Virginia Commonwealth University. She is the Sponsor of the Girl’s Basketball Team and the Ski Club. Andre C. Terrangi has a B.S. a from Claflin College. He is the sponsor of the Jr. Varsity Basketball and Assistant Football Coach. Ollie R. Jarvis has his B.S. from East Carolina University. He is presently working on a M.A. degree at Virginia State College. Coach Jarvis is the Varsity Baseball Coach and Assistant Football Coach. Physical Ed. Instructors Have New Facilities Which Expand P.E. Program Robert E. Budlove received his B.S. — R.P.I. — and M.S. from West Virginia University. He is Coach for the Golf Team. 1 IJHIVI H nmi.’AiiuN 192 Mr. Burton F. Alexander has his B.S., M.A. at the University of Virginia. He is now working on a D.Ed. at the University of Virginia. Mr. Alexander is the Missile Staff Co- Sponsor and Math Department Chariman. Left: Mrs. Doris R. Young has a B.S. from Longwood College. Right: Mrs. Katie G. Whitfield has a B.S. and M.A. from Virginia State College. She is the sponsor of the Pep Club. Left: Ellen M. Moyer is a B.A. degree graduate of Longwood College. Right: Eldrich N. Hammond’s deg rees include a B.S. from Knoxville College; Virginia State College; University of Maryland; and University of Virginia. He is the sponsor of VICA. George S. Walker, Jr. has his B.S. in Math Annie M. Mickens has her B.S. in from Virginia Union University. Mathematics from Va. State College and is presently working on a M.Ed. degree at the same college. Odessa L. Ridley has B.S. and M S. from A T State University and Virginia State College. 193 Top Left: Grace H. Norbrey received her B.S., and M.S. at Virginia Union University, Va. State College, Old Dominion University, and the University of Virginia. Mrs. Norbrey is a Senior Class Sponsor, and Science Department Chairman. Top Right: Mrs. Harvey is a graduate of Hampton Institute with a B.S., and Va. State with a M.S. Far Right: Mr. Jerome C. Batts is a graduate of Virginia State College. He has attained his B.S. and M.Ed. there. Below: William F. Quinn received a degree in Science Education at VPI and S.U. Mr. Quinn is the Science Club Sponsor. Experimenting Makes Science Classes More Interesting Below Bottom, Left: Verena T. Moore attained her B.S. in Biology and an M.S. She is the Co-Sponsor of the Junior Class. Middle: Mildred DuPriest attained her B.S. at Madison College. 194 Roland E. Lewis received his B.S. from Va. State and New York University. Phyllis E. Hall is a graduate of Longwood College with a Bachelors in Science. She sponsors thee Majorettes and the Girls Wrestling Auxiliary. Leon T. Hairston is a graduate of Virginia State College with a B.A. and M.A. and he is now working on another M.A. at Va. State. He is presently a sponsor of the Senior Class, and Social Studies Department Head. Mildred M. Caldwell received her B.A. degree from Virginia State and is now working on another degree there. Alan D. Hoover received his B.S. in Social Studies at VCU. Mr. Hoover is the sponsor of the Ecology Club. 195 Left: Linda N. Crocker is a graduate of Radford College and has attained her B.S. She is the sponsor of the J.V. Cheerleaders. Right: Robert A. Powers is a B.A. Degree graduate of Nokwish University and a M.A. graduate of Cornell, UVA, Radford, and VCU. Left: Margaret P. Syme is a B.S. graduate of Mary Washington. Right: Robert E. Davis is a B.A. graduate of Benedict College. Mr. Davis will be completing his studies at Virginia State by the spring of 1 975 towards a degree. Bottom Middle: Joanne H. Beck is a B.A. graduate of Mary Washington College. Bottom Right: Nancy V. Downey is a graduate of Westhampton College with a B.A. degree. 196 Stanley R. Barber is a graduate of Voorhees College with a B.A. degree. Mr. Barber is presently studying Social Studies Ed. at Virginia State. Jimmie F. Brindley is a graduate of the University of Vermont with a B.S., and is presently working toward her Masters at Virginia State in English. Below: Richard A. Schwab received his B.A. in History at Southwest Missouri State University. Right Middle: Mr. Leon P. Adkins has received his A.B. in History at Virginia State. He is presently working on a degree at New York University. Mr. Norman E. Jenkins has attained a B.A. at Randolph-Macon College and is presently working on a M.Ed. at Virginia State. He is also the Head Football Coach. 197 Cindy S. Nelson is a graduate of the University of Illinois with a B.A. degree, and of Ohio State with her Masters. Ms. Nelson is a Spanish Club Sponsor. Second Middle: William J. Richardson is a graduate of Va. State College with an A.B. degree. He is a sponsor of the French Club. Second Right: Patricia S. Wells is a graduate of VPI and SU with a B.A. degree in Philosophy. Right: Marguerite D. Clark is a graduate of the University of Utah with a M.A. and B.A. degree. She is a sponsor of the Fencing Club and the Latin Club. Left: Barbara F. Vinson is a graduate of Longwood College with a B.A. in Secondary Education. Mrs. Vinson is the sponsor of the Spanish Club. Martha G. Broughton is a graduate of the College of William and Mary with a B.A. degree. 198 Below: Jean W. Baggett has her B.A. trom Catawba College and she is now working on her M.Ed. at the University of Virginia. B Marie V. Maniego has her B.A. in Sociology from VUU, and a M.A. in English from VSC. She is a Senior Class Sponsor, and English Department Head. ■ ■ 4 ' -M English - « � « ■ Brenda A. Spencer is a graduate of Virginia State College with a B.A. degree. Ms. Spencer is presently working towards a Master’s degree in Educational Supervision and Administration at VSC. Beulah R. Scott has her B.S. from Va. State College, and M.Ed. from Temple University. New English Program Provides For A Wider Variety Of Classes. Now Students Have A Choice. 199 English Left: Ralph A. Ladmirault is a graduate of VUU where he received his B.A. degree, and Union Theological Seminary where he received his degree. Mr. Ladmirault is presently working on his M.A. degree at VCU. He is also Head Sponsor of the Junior Class and Chess Club. Right: Mary B. Best received her B.S. degree from Mary Washington College, and is the sponsor of Quill and Scroll. Left: Ann Lyons received her B.S. degree from Longwood College. Right: Lessie D. Clayborne is a graduate of Va. State College with a B.S. degree. C I a s s e s Ms. Elnora E. Harrison is a graduate of Saint Paul’s College with a B.S. degree in Education. She is the sponsor of the SCA, and working on Masters in Administration. Are Much 200 Exciting Now. 1 st: Evelyn C. Allen has her B.A. in English from Winthrop College. 2nd: Vera P. Nelson has her B.A. at Virginia State College and M.Ed. at Virginia Commonwealth University. 3rd: Cynthia G. Briley has her B.A. at Va. State College, and she is now working on a degree in Educational Media at Virginia State College. 4th: Adelia W. Leath has an A.B. from Eastern Kentucky University. Below: Shirley S. Willcox has her B.A. in Education from the University of Virginia. More 1 st Seco nd Row: Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hugate received her B.S. degree from Radford College and she is now the sponsor of the Missile Staff. 2nd: Barbara L. Miller received her B.A. degree from Va. State College and she is a sponsor of the Junior Class. 3rd: Mrs. Audrey Butterworth is a Teacher’s Aide in the Reading Program. 201 Middle: Gloria H. Thornton has a B.S. degree from Elizabeth City State University. She is presently working on her M.Ed. at Va. State College. Ms. Thornton is sponsoring the Cheerleaders. Right: Elizabeth W. Lanier is a graduate of the College of William and Mary, with a B.A. degree. Right: Nadine B. Payne is a graduate of the University of Virginia, with a Master ' s Degree in Reading Education. Left: Joan C. Hall is a graduate of Longwood College with a B.S. degree. Ms. Hall is presently working on her M.A. degree in Mass Communication at VCU. Media Center Rhea J. Dodge is a graduate of Mary Washington College and has her B.S. degree. Mrs. Dodge is the sponsor of the Library Club. . � a mmmmm mmmmmm mmmmm mmmmm mmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmm Bernice Lott is our Library Secretary. Geraldine C. Maclin is a graduate of Va. State College with a B.S. degree, and Rutgers University with a M.L.S. degree. She is the sponsor of the Projection Club. 202 Top Right: Doris C McCray received her BS at Va. State and her MS at Portland State University. She is the Co-Sponsor of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Middle Left: Shirley R Perry is a graduate of South Carolina State where she attained her BS, and Va. State with her MS. Ms Perry is a sponsor of FHA. Middle Right Lula Martin received her BS at Tuskezee Institute in Home Economics and she is presently working on a degree (Masters) at Va State Left: Alva E. Myrick received her B.S. and M.Ed. at Va. State College. She is the sponsor of the Special Studies Club and Co-Sponsor of the JV Cheerleaders. Right: Treva J. Gilliatt received her B.S. at Indiana University and is a sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. JoAnne T. Cooper received her B.S. at Hampton Institute and is presently attaining her M.A. at VSC. She is a sponsor of FHA. 203 Anna Lou Musgrove was a student at the University of Penn. Academy of Fine Arts, and the College of William and Mary. Mrs. Musgrove is the sponsor of the Art Club and a Senior Class Sponsor. Patricia Winston has attained a B.S. degree and she is a Junior Class Sponsor, a sponsor for the Art Club, and for the Modern Dance Group. Kenneth B. Graves, Jr. has a B.F.A. at RPI and is presently attaining a Masters at Radford. He is Co-Sponsor of the Art Club. Bottom: Johnny E. Bray has a graduate B.S. degree from Florida A M University and he is presently working on his M.A. at VSC. Co- Sponsor of the Pep Club. Above Right: Standing, Willie J. Bradley Jr. is a M.A. graduate of VSC in Industrial Education. Top Middle: Robertnett J. Hayes is a graduate of Va. State College with B.S. and M.Ed. degrees. He is sponsor of the Varsity Club and Varsity Basketball Coa ch. Robert M. Lauck attained his B.S. in Education at Northwestern State University and is now presently working on his M.A. at VSC. He is the Sophomore Class Advisor. 204 Florence P. Goodwin is a graduate of Gerald K. Andrews is a graduate of Wallace N. Evans is a graduate of St. Norfolk State as a Registered Nurse. William and Mary and Va. State. He has a Paul’s College, with a B.S. and a M.Ed. degree in Vocational Profession. at Va. State. David A. Carter attended Madison and graduated with a B.S. He is presently working on a M.Ed. at Va. State. Mary K. Marshall has her B.S. in Home Economics from Va. State. She is working on another degree in Home Economics at the same College. George Aguirre is a graduate of Dunwoody Industrial Institute in Minnesota. He is presently working on a degree as a licensed Electrician, and is a sponsor of VICA. Vocational Classes Supplys A Survey Of Various Trade Careers Left: Ronald L. Jolly is a graduate of VCU with a B.S. in Distributive Education. He is a sponsor of DECA. Right: Charles L. Moore received his B.S. at VSC and is now working on a M.Ed. degree. Below: Edward D. Tate, Sr. is a sponsor for VICA. He is working on a degree in Electronic Technology at Va. State. Vocational Education Left Top: Brenda J. Jones is a B.S. and M.S. graduate of Va. State. She is a sponsor of FHA and HERO Club. Left: Julia B. Eakes is a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a B.A. in Distributive Education. She is sponsoring DECA and is one of the sponsors of the Senior Class. Right: Charles A. Williams has an A. A. from Richard Bland, B.S. and M.Ed. at VPI and Southern University. Left: Ted R. Slater is a graduate of VPI, Old Dominion, Richard Bland, and University of Technology. Middle: Mr. Robert E. Jolly. Right: Amos F. Carter. 206 Charles J. Hardrader attained a B.S. at VMI and is now working on a M.A. at Virginia State. Danny E. Davis is working on Associate of Arts degree at Richard Bland Community College. Mrs. Moore Maintenance Keeps The New, New Mrs. Myrtilia Geter Mrs. Mary Drumgoode “Will Mr. Danny Davis please report to the main office?” (Who the heck is Danny Davis?) 207 Left: An average day for Mr. Barber. Below: Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Norbrey taking a rest from Biology class. Left: Mr. Tate and his students working in electronics class. Above: Mr. Charles Williams is ready for anything in his vocational class. Below Left: Mr. Walker explains a problem to his class. Below Right: Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hollins are ready to start the day. 208 a ADS Be one of the New Minutemen. Remember the first Minutemen 9 They were civilians ready to protect the good things about America. Today ' s Army National Guardsmen are civilians too. With the same idea in mind. They ' re the New Minutemen. 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