Phenix High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

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Phenix Training School on September 14, 1931 marked an outstanding achievement in the enlargement of educational facilities for the city of Hampton. lt incorporated the Whittier Elementary School and the old Hampton High School into an impressive new building open to all Negro children in Elizabeth City County In addition to educating some 600 students a year, it also serves as a workshop for Hampton Institute students planning to teach. Phenix is dedicated to the memory of George Perley Phenix, fourth principal and first president of Hampton In- stitute, whose wise planning made the school possible. His death on October 4, 1930 ended twenty-six years of service dedicated to the cause of Negro education. Since its beginning, Phenix has always stressed a higher level of learning which accounts for the fact that many of its students have, since graduation, succeeded in furthering their education and securing jobs in all parts of the country. 5 s'I71T13'QS' 3f b , 1.- D ebicoiion F. Ffmculig f, A -Somers J H3195 Soph omores flemeniarg Puplls -2. .Qchv ui ns oris - f ' O I . A 'Q iff' ' K luv ,, f - . . G 3' -if , U v , , Ji ns- wg. ::' --- 7. 0 0 0 A. .4 -1' -42' -594541 .aga- 'ww ! 'i x ia:-ig-. A l T1 sua -n--and 1 -,, 9 I -.... --...N K '?1 . x ' K V y-- --..--. h ' - ':.... ':. '...... , ., f-1-5 A , .L 311- K v . X' - S-F -...- M Q ' ' -H -G 'F 3 N5 in-.55 R TRIM The class of 1959 proudly dedicates this issue of the PIRATEER to our principal and friend, Mr. Glenn W. Stevenson. Endowed with natural kindness, a keen sense of fairness, and rare pa- tience, he is always available to listen to our problems and to offer understanding advice and encouragement. Though we can never repay him for the distinguished leadership he has given us, it is our sincere hope that this yearbook will be a symbol of our appreciation to the Good Captain of a Good Ship. GS MR. SOUTHEY A. BOOKER Chemistry. Mathematics MRS. JEANETTE H. ANDERSON English MRS. LILLIAN B. CLARKE Home Making MRS. THELMA D. BOYD English MISS SALLIE A. CONYERS Nursing MRS. MARY C. COOKE Blglish, History MR. JAMES H. EARLEY French, Physical Education MR. MILTON L. COOPER Band MRS. PARALEE B. FIELDS Mathematics, Physics MR. IUDSON H. FURLOW Business MR. RUFUS M. GANT Industrial Arts, Driver Education MRS. ELIZABETH HINES French, English MRS. HJZABETH C. JORDAN Government, Economics MR. JAMES E. HOLMES Diversified Occupations MRS. MAUDESTINE D. MANNING Latin, English MR. WALTER T. JONES Biology MR. WILBERT L. LOVETT Physical Education, Biology MRS. THEODORA N. NEILSON History MRS. IUANITA A. THOMAS Physical Education MRS. CAMILLA B. SCOTT Business MRS. BERNADINE L. FITCHETT Art, History MRS. JANIE M. WHITING Music, English MRS. CHARLOTTE B. WILKINSON Mathematics, English MRS. HARRIET M. HILL Librarian MRS. MARY W. TALBOT Cafeteria Manager MRS. LAURA J. HENRY Secretary ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. HATTIE I. ALSTON Third and Fourth Grades MRS. EMMA L. BRIGHT First and Second Grades MRS. MARY E. JOHNSON Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. HELEN I. WILSON Fourth and Fifth Grades A - r if ,, if. PHOTO No! Available fi., ypijy Q1 s My 'ii A ,Ev T-'IFN FEET SOUTH LIES THE TTTERSUTTE CHEST OV K TTOHSLTSD GE 456' KAREN AKERS DELORES ALLEN LOREN ZA AN DERSON TAMLIN ANTOINE SAMUEL BACKUS WENDELL BAKER DELORES BANKS ISAAC BANKS PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Q 4' Q., f' V, ' 2 A Agsenl when E Aftficisifol were mode Q' A '19 Q 3 O 1, 5, A A V . Qlf - 'nf f Q '- , ,V Af x vw Q AP 'QIFFE' -V-, 4, ggi . 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The members of the Society also receive a number of scholarships to various colleges. ew Homemakers nf America Improving the nation through better home life is the aim of this dedicated group of girls - The New Homemakers of America -. Under the able guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Lillian B. Clarke, they plan and execute activities centered around their theme 'Better Homes for a Better Nation. Driver Sducafmu This class makes better and safer drivers for American highways. Mr. Gant is the teacher. ' Che fudeuf Zrfuncil Here our council is busy at work making a better Phenix for YOU. School and non-school time is devoted to the solving of problems that arise at Phenix. Of course, without the aid of their sponsors, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Neilson, many problems would go unsolved. omg smff These are our hard-working 'assistant secretaries who aid Mrs. Henry by typing and taking messages during their free time. Many of the girls will go on to become secretaries, having gained much by this experience. Z Wi? 1 The Future Business Leaders of America, a group which works to develop more competent business leadership, has been an active, contributing part of the Phenix family since its begin- ning in '54. A Dmzmzfias' This is a rehearsal scene from CAPTAIN APPLEJACK, a delightful three-act comedy, which the Dramatics Club will present to the public this year. 5 7 Library taff The library staff, a competent group of girls, is a great help to the librarian, Mrs. Hill. They help her with many necessary jobs, such as arranging and checking out books. Q , 3 ,, , X ' ' s 1 is is l -r s - 4 as 1 ,Q , ,Q V K n Y I i M M f r I gym, L. sg-'W X. ' ' ' if Q U i ' K 5 Q L 2 1 BY r ' A 1- Practical Nursing The Practical Nursing course, a relatively new class at Phenix, began last year as an ex- periment, and has proved itself a profitable learning experience for girls wanting to enter the- nursing profession. VSSQQQW 2 gg,-r- U 3 in fudent Patrol Keeping hall traffic orderly and reducing disciplinary problems to a minimum is the duty of the Student Patrol. Hats off to our junior law enforcers. .sr feed Krass These are the 'Phenix Angels of Mercy, the Junior Red Cross. These students help the needy in the school just as the American Red Cross does in the community. Q 21. A S' if xx .. -X X v f, 4 . , x f f, Plzcuzlf Hand MILTON COOPER Director alle 1 f W- Asn.- lf- Ccvrzs The Y-Teens is organized to help girls develop a christain way of life, good social habits and to learn to share and help others. I' n. '4Q iffy 'Q is ws 4' Z?i11ersWcd Occupations Under the direction of Mr. James Holmes, these students put their classroom theory into actual practice in jobs throughout the community. Girls' Glen' 61110 Hays' Glen' 61116 Published by the Students of the George P. Phenix School Volume lV Hampton, Virginia ADecember, i958 Number 2 JOYGU HOMECO I G FESTIVITIE AT PHENIX . ' Grad Fashion Show Is M iss E ., rung and Court 55.6. Phelflic. nismg BOX' we 2 ' . X5 sri Presented at PTA wc' . , we l asia. better knoWI1 099 00 ' W i . ' L , 0 . . h Rh 5 The New Homemakers, home W0 ex Scxxivomas W emo 12 'IAS' Ezgiiidhe is nomies and family relati ,te xxetx .,.yt-ASA C-2-We lflllc, ,. I fl gh. rp.. ved A KU' Kofi wana ihition houts as gave a as lon Sc E9 J ,gn V Heavyweight zlsltfracqtion gggtb6x?Games vt Q05 not gat nfttxsllx K in .t W 05 xov' , XNWX ne A na L fate'-' ,si O dv A son. 3 gmdllflas held lg hlin. Gloria Cfentered the rnpaniment of iomas Hawk- 1 Beauty as ' court con- attendants., 'losterz two s. Margo 2 twelfth Peddrew, Q Florine by Miss vho was ' Willie aotball ed by -nson. ning, ate captain of 'the .. team. Willie Hines. The co- eaptains along with the football team 4C'rntinut-d on Page 43 W Y Xxoffl - V09 F , bow wfswqd fps-at in XX we .ftqueffe Mgteh was vos 3 ,Aan xx te I-M S. ' Come Nt. uavelxexl 49 'io wiwg in the upper left hand corner. All le nation. me .dxf 45,90 gaecg- oo a Avon.. RQ slow 9 fhristmas greetings should be mailed. I b peace in th, 4 O A66 Ytiwp -tml 'iii Scene KAW imaokfii 9244 uthorities on eti cite- suggest that l,,,,, i all our greet- ' A 0 tee them in our E F , 4 mail box. Even 11 I side in our of- frh' n Page 35 oo nt Keeping a 'nose for news' is the job of the industrious staff of our newspaper, THE PIRATEER. ,F EVENTS woxtxcifllea if They cover the important school events during the year and report the activities of our alumni. .S Choi, ,regents s 09 like E006 if wi Ps out ta 2 'in i op- Q Concert in the Mrs. Elizabeth Hines, the sponsor, and Thomasenia Mann, the editor-in-chief have helped the staff create a newspaper which has received many favorable comments in the community. t 3:30. he Elementary X . V . . llllelfixiielx .'eY 'avxxea oi X senior or junior's fancy more than smile. School pupils' Wlll esenlirhe Lmlesl gogvff' Q Qqwwi QXOX KONG- likely turns to thoughts of the Junior- When time comes to he served HIS Angel at the PTA meelmg at 8:00 X will 99 W., 1 is br' OV l Senior Prom, Before most of us fill refreshments, the boy should always 01' P' M' I ytoflgsg uwazew lox xxotfxekxd sw our minds with thoughts of the oc- see to it that his date is welI-sup- dd .December 19-The Semor Class 0 tniovio l Xlqxeiix 5-eyes rbdgxtqq Caslon itself, we should concentrate plied. but he should not crowd Wlll Present 3 Christmas program af Plmgdi 5 ,054 l vm W Q? on how to conduct ourselves at such around the table nor rush the host- he the assembly' dcm QOW 6 GN ,G fox! 0 to 'oi KW a formal occasion. l,et's begin be- csscs, A December 19-School will Close for -Y ' . . ' , . ' , S-Wlxxes 'Nd awed AAKONW W fore we get to the prom. When a girl must he excused to :af me Chrlstmfu holidays- iglggq 60 90 lag X 61,65 cotta Q First of all. the boy should let the Powder hcl' HOW- She Should f10la vgtgegsgqgngigtgegngtgigtgtgigtgzgtgzgigrgyg te ni Q we ' ' 'A ' '1 at en X o are Raef, ,fn mea Q we YE ., 1 H,- . . mi V - V it TZ to. A sta .ts Outta tmas . . . F rom E ta Vai C029 eb' Q 'oe S ' '- testi X -Grain W 006 he 10- sexi. - it we ,tor , e .ANNE As All 'eff is e 3 to A l X36 QW ew' si Wi as ll . . 9 f pi9Qvl,.u 6XA.Yv1o0 7- 1 -sv 4 p-ru 1'x1 l'1'T'LT 'fT 60155 History As seniors in the class of 1959, preparing to take leave of the school and faculty which we have known for the past three years, we can look back on many thrilling 'adventures' spent with the 'captain' and 'mates' of the Phenix Baby Pirates. In September 1956, we recall our first days in the Phenix family, when we were struggling to get our 'sea legs' and accustom our- selves to the traditions which have been in practice since the school's beginning. Our class was a diversified one, making academic achievements as well as contributing to our many 'victory battles. Thanks to the guidance of our sponsors, Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Fitchett, and our capable class officers, we were soon integrated with the rest of the students. Coming back the following year, and advanced a step farther, we prepared to honor the senior class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Because of the hard work of our officers and committees, the event is considered one of the most memorable of our high school days. That year, some of the efforts of our more diligent students were recognized. Thomasenia Mann, state president of the F. B. L. A. , attended the National Conference in Kansas. Yernell Powell won a scholarship from the Bland Music Contest. Still others attained the honor roll and honorable mention for the year. Now as we are terminating our high school education, many are looking forward to entering colleges, and others will secure jobs in the community. We hope that Phenix will not soon forget us, for we will always cherish the memories of happy and profit- able high school days. I 6677 TY KD 5 236 OE C-'oo BP.. 9-'E 96 52 376 5-I3 9.5 BN 50 .25 5- O2 HD O H-3 6-I i1 '5 'ca ME ,gm gg- al-In EE 3. VJ 3.2 0'-1 me KI! -Fl 0 '52 ml!! 0 EE P3 .Fl 'GDB no C10 .-so Eu 3E oo EI'- Q0 :EE 1-'I :E EQ N3 23 f ii cu 5s CTO 'J X -SJW Varsity Qwfball Zeam junivr Varsity Zfcam gig 5 fu 'WW ,W if mg Q11 , , QW 9 'Q' If , ,-.. P5 In F , ' V' m 4 ' ww 4, 4 Rx A as , , L3 ,Q K '75 5. , nf -nilagl ,, V 1Vkj F if wi. Q , , le . f V Q w yn. 'xv Hheerleadcrs 58 Jlflzzjmfffes Varsity Basketball Csaza jaaiar Varsity Ceara U16 Crack Umm U16 Zfenuis Ram COACHES Messrs. Booker, Earley, Lovett and Gant. 2 ,sa-aa, MISS BABY PIRATE Cecelia Brown as be wqwz-uw f f 3 ' ,...dnl 31 fi IE mfg, ,mu, f ,ww 'WF qw ,iw ,w.:,L an 4 ,Q v 1- 651 Q, 3 W qvf f V,, Q V N B 9' Q -f EQ? ,gf K, . s 5 K X . s I i I 1 5 3 1 I 1 , I i i . 1 f fywww-W, ,.JJ,,,,Q,.,,L, -'ab 1' ' N' V . 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