Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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— Colors: Blue and White Motto: “Live; be happy.” —Horace Seniors President — George Beamon Vice-President — Buell Hume Secretary — Harriet Council Treasurer — Jane Butler

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MISS LILLIAN WOODYARD Sponsor Senior Qlass

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THE PEANUT (ilM R(1E VANDERSUCE BEAMON rrr Preident Claxo ’31; Mnnaiter Annual Bunrd ' 31 ; Vice-Pr-nident Student Senate ’31 ; Captain Football Team ’31 ; Ba»chall Team ’29-’8t. George—the leading man; the star of the show! Without his guiding hand this play of our senior year could not have been produced. George ranks as a star not only t»n the athletic Held but also in the hearts of all bis classmates. For this reason he has been given the stellar role of president which he has executed well. KATHERINE EECILLE BAINES Literary Society ’23 ’:fl; Glee Club 80 81. A quiet brunette is Katherine, whose in¬ terests for the most part lie off location. Itlushing easily, Kitty retains that trait of the old-fashioned girl. Although reserved and retiring Kitty made many friends in her high school career. KATHLEEN BAKER »• Poe I.itrnry Society ’29 ’30: Pre ident Dramatic Club ’31; Soccer T.-am 30; Sen¬ ate Award. Committee 31 : Annual Staff •31. A piquant face, an ever-read)’ smile, good nature, ability, sympathy, and most of all. brains—Kathleen. She is a com¬ posite product made up of the good and fine things, never too serious, but always ready for a good time. Instead of starr¬ ing in the cast. Kathleen is one of the staff of technicians—to be specific—one of our “camera-women.” ERWIN CARTER BRANDON Poe Lit.rary Society ’28; Forensic Club ’31; Treasurer of Athletic Association ’81; Adv.rtUimr Manast r ’Peanut’’ ’31: Ath¬ letic Alteration ’29 81. Ill a listing of the managing and direct¬ ing staff of our production. Krwin’s name s ' ands among the first, for it was always the ever-willing Krwin whom both teach¬ ers and pupils called on when they want¬ ed some particular task done. With his northern accent, Erwin came to Suffolk High, a Yankee quite willing to adopt our southern customs and be a friend to all. Twenty-Four