Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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KATHRYN V. CLARK THE PEANUT CEMENT Vice-President Commercial Club, ' 21 : Typist Peanut Hull. ' 28; Literary 8pclety. ' 27, ’28, • 29 A.lv Jr?! slnK Man K r ••Peanut 1 ‘28; Athletic Association. ' 28; Glee Club. ' 28; Class Basketball. ' 2«. We need no formal introduction for this popular young lady who has served so well, even worked overtime to type for the Peanut Hull. She is quite an influential talker too as she secured a surprising number of ads while serving as Advertising Manager on the Annual Staff. She is an unusually good pupil and has proved an asset to the Commercial Department during her sojourn with us. Many good wishes for the future. OSCAR GEORGE KENNEDY ••COT Athletic Association ‘26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 28; Monogram Club, ' 28. ‘29; I .it entry Society, ' 26. ‘27. |28; KonlU.llSutler25. ‘W? ' 27?’2 h! F.M.tbnli Team: ' 27. ' 28; Class Basketball team. 26. ' 27. ' 28. 28; Track Squad, ' 27. 28. “Cot may not he quite as good with the pigskin as the Stanford University chap, but any¬ way he doesn ' t run the wrong wav. Being giant like in stature, Cot has lent a lot of support to the football team. He enjoys a prank so much that we wonder if he will ever outgrow this childish nature. May his character development be just as great as his greatness of body. JOHN D. HART JACK President Freshman Class. - 2«; President Sophomore Class. ' 27; Athletic Association. ' 26. •27. -5; Varsity BasketU.il ' 27. ' 29; Class BasketUtll. ' 26. ' 27. ’28; Monogram Club. 28. 28; 1 reasurer Monogram Club, ‘29. Behald our best dancer. You know he must be plenty good, for he ' s chosen from a group of real ball-room steppers. “Jack shines in basketball, too. Probably the most complimentary thing we can say is that every note in his character rings true. Page Twenty-two

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0 0 EMILY LOUISE C AMPBELL Emily is down there f ' ghting like a tigress. As she darts hack and forth, her keen, brown eyes tell the story sometimes of doubt, uneasiness and then we see the fire of sure victory. As a plucky guard she is rather priceless and we can not shape words that express our appreciation for her services. CRESTON THOMAS EVANS “FLEET Many an envying glance is cast longingly at Creston ' s dark, wavy hair, yet it is a source of much dismay to our fortunate member. Creston is a real heart-breaker, according to reports. Well, he has many advantages of looks that everyone can’t enjoy. No joking, we surely ap¬ preciate this rather handsome, impressive youth. JOSIE VIRGINIA BRYAN Athletic Assoc iation, ’28, ' 29; Dramatic Club. ' 29: Literal-} ' Society. ’29. Discussing perpetual motion, it occurred to me that “Stump is the nearest human specimen of this much discussed experiment. From 9:00 to 3:30 she continually hops up and down. It is a puzzle to us just how she summons so much energy to make everyday events seem important. Yet some day she will use this energy in making somebody ' s world a happier place. Page Twenty-one

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THE PEANUT JACK H. MOORE SPIKE Football, ' 25. ' 2 6, ' 27. ' 28; Captain Football, ' 27; Basketball, ' 26. ' 27. ' 2.1. ' 28: Captain Basketball. •28. ' 28; Baseball. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. 28. Monofratn Club. ' 27. ' 2s. ' 28: Vice President M..nngnim Club. ' 28; President Monogram Club, ' 28; Athletic Association. ' 20. ' 27. ' 28. ' 28; President Athletic Association, ' 28; Student 8enate, ' 28. ' 28. Little need of an introduction. Deeds speak louder than words. So it is with our popular member. His accomplishments in athletics are commendable and we predict that some day a “big-leaguer will be produced by S. H. S. ELMER MOORE BILLY” Athletic Association. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Treasurer Senior Class, ' 28; Manager Football. ' 29. Now, Elmer, we really didn ' t know that was your name—it ' s been just plain Billy ever since the very first day you hung your hat and made yourself at home in Suffolk. As to your interest in school activities, we have no doubt, neither do we doubt that life holds many chances for you. IVEY HARRELL Literary Society. ' 27. ' 28: Lingo Commercial Club. ' 29. Of the olive-complexion and locks of raven hue, is our Ivey. She is pursuing a Commercial Course—but we wonder if a fires de and a cottage in the country won ' t rob her of a business course and give her an entirely different life-work. She has a strong influence over her friends, who count her valuable. Page Twenty-three