Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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DOROTHY HORTENSE OLIVER Gl»e Club ' 20 ' 30 31: Poe Literary Soci¬ ety 28; Athl -tie A a: ciation ' 28 ' 29 ' 30; Forensic Club ' 31. Good-natured and jolly, Dorothy does her share of talking everywhere. Al¬ though not athletiralh inclined she can generally he found on the side lines root¬ ing for her team. Dorothy is one of those necessary parts of every east —a person who, when called upon to do just one more thing, will always say, “All right.” ALEASE PIERCE A lease was the most reserved member of the east and few knew her personally. Quiet and uncomplaining, she devoted all of her time to her work. Nevertheless, in her own way she has upheld the morale of the class and has contributed to the work of the school. WILSON MARSHALL JOHNSON Buru ' r Dramatic Club ' 30 ' 31: Athl tic Association ' 28 ' -9 ' 30 ' 31: Poo l. terary Soci ty ' 29 ' 30. Throughout the picture Wilson’s name and fa e are synonymous with the fair sex. Kvery senior class needs a red hea I as a splash of color and Wilson furnishes the necessary requirements. Though in¬ tensely redheaded, he possesses an affable nature ami a cheering grin. More talent ed in dancing than in studies. ilson plays his part with distinction. .Mttna ' trr noys imsM-unu u . oon in and Troanurcr Huoc. ' r Drumnt.r Clu‘ ’30. Secretary Athletic A uciuti( n ' 80: Student Senate ' 31: Annual Staff ' 81. As an actor. Spivey needs little introduc¬ tion. His is real dramatic ability, having starred with great success in several school productions. Spivey’s carefree nat¬ ure ami happy disposition have won him many friends. Not studiously inclined, he is temperamental anti women are his chief weakness.

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This (all. dark boy is one of Ihe most talented persons in the east. Me is a ver¬ satile artist and a marvelous tenor. Com¬ bined with these accomplishments is the gift of writing news stories. A brilliant smile and a masculine charm have won him popularity. FONSIA DELI LA KILBY For-nsie Club ' 31 : Annual Staff ' 30 31 Pop Literary Society ' 28 ’29: Athletic Asso- ciation ’28 ’29 ’30 ’31 ; Glee Club ’29. Independence characterizes Fonsia. Pe¬ tite and vivacious, she is very fond of sports. Her high heels and peri ways are very attractive to boys. She delights in pistols and has won medals on her accur¬ ate aim in rillery. I’nder her love of fun, Fonsia has a serious nature and in her energetic moments is an amateur artist. CATHERINE VIRGINIA LUKE Burger Dramatic Club ’31 : Let Historical Club ' SO: Athletic Association ’29 ’30 ’31. Neat as a pin! Jolly ami lovable! That’s Kitty. I nsellishness — what a big word for this girl and it fits her “to a tee.” She always wears that convincing smile which seems to say that the world is still a good place to live in. These qualities, together with loyalty and friendliness, have at¬ tracted for her many friends. GUY BUELL HUME President Athletic Association ' 81 : An¬ nual Staff ‘80 ’81 : Football S iund ’30 ’81 : Student Senate ’31 ; Vice-president Class ‘31. A boyish personality and a genuine friendliness hold the secret of Buell’s popularity. His is that winning, unso¬ phisticated charm. He has real ability for mathematics and for football. Tall, slen¬ der. unselfconscious, no better liked boy can be found in Ihe senior class. This star has the admiration of the entire cast. Twenty-Eight

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PAUL AUGUST KENNEDY, jr. Football Si|uad ’26 ' 28 ' 29 ' 80: Dramatic Club ' 80: Monoirram Club ' 81 ; Basketball Squad ' 31; Baseball Squad 28. Paul. the great teaser of the class, has endeared himself to all by his foolishness. Tall, blonde, with a mania for pretzels and noise, he is a football and basketball player of merit. Always cheerful and nappy, there is no other like Paul—the one and only original. Beware of imita¬ tions! THE PEANUT MM LESLIE THERON JUDKINS (» ' Student Senate ' 28; Vice-president Class ' 30; Peanut Hull” Staff ' 81; Treasurer of Annual 81. Theron is one of the most helpful and obliging boys any cast ever possessed. Having business ability, his place has been in the commercial department but his quiet influence has affected the entire class. Theron’s fine qualities and admir¬ able traits have benefttted our production. FLORENCE RAY SAUNDERS Florence finished her Scientific course in February but. lucky for us. she has re¬ turned to take a post-graduate business course. Small and with one of those nice dispositions. Florence is a welcome sen¬ ior. Loyal to her class, she has done her part in filming our production. MARGARET RUTH SHOTTEN School pianiitt ' 30 ' 81 : Poe Literary Soci¬ ety ' 29 ' 30; Burger Dramatic Club ' 81 ; Glee Club pianiit ' 30 31 ; Orchestra pianist ' 30 81. Margaret is a good sport and always ready for fun. The fascinating way in which she can “tickle the ivories” marks one of her many accomplishments. Conse¬ quently, she caught the eye of the direc¬ tor and was given one of the most im¬ portant roles in the cast—that of accomp¬ anist. Ever willing to do her part and always dc| endablf are two of the factors that have made Margaret an essential ■member of the senior class.