Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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In Memoriam MR. WILBERT JAMES CROCKER DIED MAY 22, 1963 FOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARS, OUR FAITHFUL AND DEVOTED TEACHER OF SCIENCE “Yet he was kind, or, if severe in aught, The love he bore to learning was in fault;’

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Mr , (irorsr D. t ' nderwood Mary Washington College B.A. French Mr . Lewis R. Whit Mr . Je e L. William . Jr. Mary Washington College College of William and B.8. Mary B.A. Business Education History and English Miss Gladys Yates Eton College B.A. Government. Sociology n f Faculty Teachers use their new teachers’ lounge for a mid¬ day snack. 14

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Spirit of S.H.S. “Stomp the Comets” is exactly what these two school-spirited students are about to do! 1 I 1 ■ I fM V “Rip ’em up. tear ’em up, give ' em heck, Raiders,” is the spirited yell of our enthusiastic rooters as they cheer the Raiders on to another victory. Always, wherever Suffolk High School gradu¬ ates go they recall with great affection their high school alma mater. This feeling of loyalty and affection is generated by the “esprit de corps”, of S.H.S. It is present everywhere — in the sports field, the classrooms, the halls. When¬ ever the Suffolk High students assemble, the fine spirit is evident to all who are present. Only in a school, such as Suffolk High School, where courage, the determination to excel, the ability to lose gracefully are valued virtues, can such fine spirit exist. “On the scene-off the scene” Our pep band is always there when needed! The entrance of S.H.S. has taken on a new look this year with the addition of a shiny red and white mat. Even between classes our school spirit is apparent.