Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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THE PEANUT 9 8 4 JUNIOR CLASS President . .Edwin Ferguson Vice-President . .Ramon Dudley Secretary Marvin P n 7!IFP Treasurer . .Langford Jones Sponsors . ..Miss Johnson, Miss Yates Arthurs, Mary Herbert, Nard Richardson. Norman Baker. Lula Lee Hogewood, Wilson Riddick, Willis Baker, Rosetta Howell. Elizabeth Rogers. Mildred Boothe, James Howerton, Margaret Scott, Virginia Brown, Bernard Hutton, Margaret Simmons. Charlotte Brown, Sallie Jackson, Joyce Stallings, Moody Carroll, Jessie Jaffe, Sidney Stone, Doris Cox, W. Henry Johnson, Maynard Sutton. Dorothy Cross, Emily Johnson, William Swain, Doris Dozier, Marvin Jones, Lankford Tidwell, B ruce Dudley, Ramon Jordan. Mary Cro.:s Turner, Anna Goode Eason. Boh Lucas. Pearl Vaughn, Frances Eley, Harriet Lummis, B. Ball Walls. Antionette Ellis, Mary Mitchell. John Walker, Elizabeth Ellis. Mildred Moore, Edith Wade, Raymond Eure, Mildred Moore, Ira Ward, James Evans, Gilmer Parker, Frances Warrington, Elsie Ferguson. Edwin Parker, Owen Wilkins, Virginia Gaskins. Frances Pi land, Frances Wilkins, James Glazehrook. Allan Powell, Mildred Wilcox, Alva Green, Mildred Powell, John Willard. Eleanor Harris, Pearle Rawles, Emmett Woodward. Hume Haslett, Thornton Rawles, Elizabeth Yates, Charlotte 19

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9 3 4 T II E P E A N U T JUNIOR CLASS HE Class of 1935, being this year’s Juniors, has had an interesting and admirable career. The class is divided into three homerooms under the capable guidance of Miss Johnson, Miss Yates, and Miss Lingo. The group’s scholastic average has l een good. However, it seems only just to single out a few. whose record has been outstanding: Joyce Jackson, Emily Cross, LangfortI Jones, and Norman Richardson. This class boasts the only club—with the exception of the Boosters—in the school. The reference is to the Junior Forensic Club which, under the sponsor¬ ship of Miss Yates, has done mfich to develop the speaking and debating abilities of its meml ers. Edwin Ferguson, in addition to being class president, conducts the affairs of this organization. The school’s athletic prowess has been largely maintained by such Juniors as Bill Johnson, William Henry Cox. Tonv Haslett. Raymond Dudley, Hume Woodward. Langford Jones, Alva Wilcox, Bernard Brown, and John Powell. In girls’ basketball the spotlight falls on Mildred Green, Dorothy Sutton, Bee Lummis, and Virginia Wilkins, who were all members of the varsity sq uad. Hume Woodward, Alva Wilcox, Allan Glazebrook, Bee Lummis and Doris Swain have contributed materially to a number of the year’s dramatic successes. The Peanut Picker has attained a new degree of journalistic superiority with a Junior, Virginia Sheffield, as editor-in-chief of one of the staffs. The class has been active in literary pursuits having sent Anne Cross to Richmond to take part in the girls’ public speaking contest anti Hutne Wood¬ ward to compete in the boys’ reading contest. At the final contest held at the University, Anne was chosen state champion. The all-round ability of Elsie Warrington and Marv Cross Jordon has been proved by the very capable way in which they have planned and executed assembly programs. With such talent and experience the class should be graduated cum laude after one more year of work and pleasure. 18

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BOOSTERS CLUB On October 5, the Boosters Club held its first meeting. Lawrence Oliver was elected president: Stanley Morgan, vice-president; and Ldith Council, secretary-treasurer. The membership of the Boosters Club is composed of pupils who pur¬ chased the Student Activity Ticket. This year the Student Activity Ticket has had an even wider scope than it had last year. It included, last year, admittance to all home games of foot¬ ball, basketball, and baseball, and to two three-act plays. This year it included, in addition to those things just men¬ tioned, the right to the yearbook. Moreover, no one who did not belong to the club could hold any office or take part in any of the plays. Yet the price of the ticket remained the same as it was for last year. In the first term of the year, the Boosters Club gave a dance in the gymnasium: Dan Luke and his orchestra Lawrence Oliver supplied the music. The dance was very successful.