Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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A. %). A. MARGARET HOWERTON RICHARD HUMBERT SARA JACKSON LOTTIE MAE JOHNSON MAYNARD JOHNSON TAYLOR, ANNE CROSS, HETTY BUTLER, EMILY KRIZE, HILLY HOLLAND, and URIAH COULROURN. This year has been the first during which THE PEANUT PICK¬ ER, Suffolk High School’s newspaper has been edited as an independent publication. It has been under the direction of KELLIE PINNER, editor- in-chief; ANNE CROSS, managing editor; and HETTY HI TLER, news editor. The circulation of the paper has been under the supervision of POLLY PINNER. SARA JACKSON, ELSIE RARNES, ANN HLANCH- ARD, and RUDOLPH MEHALKO, have faithfully served the staff as typ¬ ists. On March 21th measurements were taken for caps and gowns the signal that the career of the ( ' lass of ’36 was drawing to a close. An operetta, “MISS CHERRYBLOSSOM,” was presented by the Glee Club on March 27th. The title role was sung by ELSIE WARRING- HAZEL JOYNER JEAN KERN EMILY KRIZE EUGENIA KRIZE RUDOLPH MEHALKO Page Thirteen

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■ . ??. A. ESTA EVERETT EDITH FOSTER VIVIAN GARDNER HILDA HARRELL JUANITA HARRELL Vice-President, BILL JOHNSON as Secretary, and BETTY HITLER as Treasurer. The (dub has sponsored two dances during the year—one in honor of the visiting Clifton Forge football team. Seniors distinguished themselves in basketball as well as in foot¬ ball. Both the girls and the hoys teams had very successful seasons. TONY HASLETT captained the team and NAT ELBE acted as manager for the hoys. ELEANOR OLIVER and BETTY BUTLER were captain and manager respectively for the girls. Those plaving their last games for the school were: TONY HASLETT. JOE BERMAN, and BOB EASON; RACHEL CROCKER, ELEANOR OLIVER, MARJORIE NIMMO, POLLY PINNER, and ELSIE WARRINGTON. On February 7th, HELEN CLARKE was named Editor-in-chief of THE PEANl’T, and BOB DAB- DEN was elected Business Manager. Assisting them in various capacities were: MARC,ABET COOLEY. MARJORIE NIMMO, MARY ALICE PEARL HARRIS MAJURIK HARVEY THORNTON HASLETT HUGH HOLLAND BILLY HOLLAND Page Twelve

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. %). fc. MARJORIE NIMMO ELEANOR OLIVER OSCAR PARKER GEORG1E P1LAND POLLY PINNER TON with BETTY BUTLER and BOB DARDEN in supporting roles. HELEN CLARKE served as Secretary for the group. This year has witnessed the organization of The Drama Club with MARJORIE NIMMO as President. The group presented a very creditable spring play, “Merton of the Movies,” a farce in four acts. HELEN CLARKE played the feminine lead; other Seniors taking part were: MARJORIE NIMMO, ANNE CROSS, POLLY PINNER, BILLY HOLLAND, JAMES BOOTHE, WILLIAM HENRY SHEFFIELD, BOB DARDEN, OSCAR PARKER, and URIAH COULBOURN. Three Senior girls have served during the entire vear as cheerleaders: BETTY BUTLER, head cheerleader, HELEN CLARKE, and MARJORIE NIMMO. With the coining of Spring, attention was turned to literary ac¬ tivity and in this field also, the Seniors assumed their proper places. Three members of the class were on the debating team: ANNE CROSS, NELLIE PINNER MILDRED POWELL PHOEBE ROGERS WILLIAM H. SHEFFIELD MARY A. TAYLOR Page Fourteen