Petersburg High School - Missile Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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FALL PLAY, THREE 1 ACTS The Crimson and Gold Troupe presented three one-acts for their fall production this year. The first was Louder I Can ' t Hear You abqut a frustrated wife ' s attempts to get her family to Us- ten to her. The cast (top right) Lxjrie Dance, Mela- nie Perrv, I oger perry, Jenny Dorr, Jerry Bannell, Mary Jane Lukomski. The second was Pot Luck On Friday Night a humorous tale of a surprise blind date. The cast (middle right) Ray Turner, Joan Sears, Alma Min- ter, Jern, Bannell, Karen Kohlhepp, Roger Perry. Be oH, Some members of the Troupe ' . Left to right: .Mary . nn Williams, Anita Wallace, Suzanne Eisenberg, Jerry Bannell, Renee Louder- milk, Sherrv Dresdow, Kathy Home, Robin Vann, Bill . nderson, Gwen Glisson. Seated — Rose Par- rish, Sara Newman, Cherie Dance, Mary Jane Lukomski, Alma Minter, Melanie Perry, Kim Scar- borough. 26

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BRING MEMORIES TOMORROW Best Sellers 1. Night of the Living Dead 2. The Wiz Book 3. Supennan 4. Ohver ' s Story 5. Divorced TV Tops 1. Mork and Mindy 2. White Shadow 3. Different Strokes 4. Monday Night Football 5. Soap The Dress for the Best 1. Straight leg pants 2. Ankle Boots 3. Pleated Skirts 4. Tweed hats and pants 5. Chinese collars Ne ws Breakthroughs 1. Jonestown Massacre 2. First Test tube Baby 3. Iranian Revolt 4. Year of 3 Popes 5. Bakke Case Reverse Discrimination Memorable Movies 1. California Suite 2. Return of Bnice Lee 3. Crease 4. Superman 5. The Wiz Dance Steps I. Pattv Duke 2 The Freak 3. The Rixk 4. Skatelxiard 5. The Spank

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THE WORLD OF MUSIC 99 During the summer of 1978, several students from Petersburg Public Schools assembled at Petersburg High School each week. Their purpose: to put together another edition of Spotlight . The results: Spotlight 78! Spotlight 78 was, once again, a big success. The SpotUght company played to capacity audiences during its public per- formances. This year ' s production, entided The World of Music , was dedicated to the memory of Mr. John D. Meade, who was Superintendent of Petersburg Public Schools for over thirty years. The show had themes ranging from the world of Elvis to the world of Crosby. There were also musical renditions of songs by, Duke EUington, and Tony Orlando. Edmund Whitely and Kar en Woods throw their hearts into a beautiful duet. Dance numbers, such as this Charleston was an intricate part of the -Spodight productioo. Narrators Linda Perkins and Morris Goldstein introduce the next scene. Kenn Burchett electnfies the audience with his rendihon of Ehis Prede ' s Hound Dog or Vm .Ml Shook Ip 27