Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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8B Baines, Edward Holton, .Jaek Privott, Rawls Barrett, Frank Holland, Thelma Pruden, Brooks Bateman. Sheldon Hudson, Sabrah Rhea, Harry Boothe, James Kelley, Mary Emma Riddick, Florine Briggs, Alma Kivett, Elvin Sadler, Antha Brinkley, A. D. Laderburg, Gertrude Shaw, Virginia Brinkley, Stith Miller, Henry Skinner, C. G. Brown. Pryor Murden, Charles Spiers, Leslie Byrd, Virginia Norfleet, William Stallings, Moody Cross, Marion Oliver, Lawrence Stone, Doris Daughtrey, Lemuel Parker, Owen Sutton, Dorothy Dixon, Franees Pierce, C. C., Jr. Volper, Violet Dozier, Marvin Phillips, John Walls, Antoinette Ellis, Mildred Pierce, Ruth Warrington, Elsie Ellis, Woodrow Piland, Genevieve Weaver, Ruby Evans, Gilmer Pond, Alice Wyatt, Zenobia Greene, Mildred Haslctt, Thornton Powell, John [23] White, Massie Briggs Wilson, Charles

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Artman, George 8A Herbert, Lillian Powell, Janus Ashley, Helen Hcthorn, Eleanor Powell, Phoebe Babb, Frances Howell, Dorothy Pratt, Joe Baines, Edith Howell, Paul Pratt, Ruth Baker. Lula Lee Holland. A. L. Rawls, Emmaline Bell, Marguerite Hudson, James Riddick, Willis Blanchard, Edna Israel, Mary Robertson, Hatton Boyett, Alice Jaffe, Sidney Rodgers, Stanley Brown, Sallie January, Helvin Sheffield, Virginia Byrd, Texanna Jenkins, James Stutson, Irene Carnes, Billy Judkins, Edwin Taylor, George Carroll, Jessie Keene, Nell Tidwell, Bruce Council, Edith Leggett, Jack Turner, Marie Cox, William Henry Martin, Archie Waddell, Earl Eure, Linwood Miles, Hugh Wallace, Jack Eure, Mildred Monteville, A. Whitley, Helen Faust, Paul Moore, Edith Wilkins. Marie Freeman, Helen Moore, Ira Wilson. Pym Harrell, David Nimmo, Valla Yates, Alice Harrell, Miriam Pearce, John Henry Yates, Charlotte Harvey, Marjorie Pierce, Florrie Yates, Olivia

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GLEAMS FROM UNDERCLASS LIFE Mrs. X.- — Nearly all of the competition in Suffolk High was carried on between the home rooms, whether it was in scholastic averages, tardies, absences, member¬ ship in Athletic Association, winning Senate Awards, or anything else, wasn’t it? Mr. N. — Yes, and this was true in the whole school because the home room plan was carried out in the entire six-year high school. Mrs. X . — To begin with there was our “baby grade,” the seventh grade. Mr. N . — You forget, there were four home rooms in the seventh grade and only two of them, the 7 As, could be called baby grades.” Mrs. N. — Well, I mean, they were our beginners! When they graduated from Grammar School, Langford Jones led his class while Bettie Ball Lummis was salutatorian. Mr. N . — And Bettie Ball was quite a star in the Junior Dramatic Club production, wasn’t she ? Mrs. N . — Another dramatic star was Elizabeth Howell. Mr. N. — The eighth grade was a real class, not only in activities but also in number. When it came over from the Jefferson building it was composed of seventy- four pupils.