Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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%). % . DOROTHY THORNTON BRUCE VAUGHAN KKED WAGNER JANE WARNER EI S1E WARRINGTON MARJORIE NIMMO, and JOE HERMAN. HETTY BUTLER was girls public speaker; MARGARET COOLEY ami BOR DARDEN represented the school as public readers. In the fourth year Latin tournament conducted by the Virginia Classical Association, HELEN CLARKE won honorable mention. During the year honor awards have been presented to members of the Senior Class for outstanding service to the school or for general excellence. Those Seniors were: HELEN CLARKE, NELLIE PINNER, ANNE CROSS, OSCAR PARKER. BILLY WILKINS, RUDOLPH ME- HALKO, WILLIAM H. SHEFFIELD. POLLY PINNER. URIAH COUL -- — mitiv KRIZE, MARJORIE NIMMO, and BOURN, ROB DARDEN. EMILY BETTY BUTLER. On May 29th, according to the annual custom, the High School assembly was conducted by the Senior (.lass with ANNE (.ROSS presiding. Page Fifteen

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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

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SENIORS LEADING IN SCHOLARSHIP The following pupils ' in the graduating class have an average of eighty-five or better for their four year high school course: Elsie Louise Barnes Betty Butler Helen Holmes Clarke Margaret Frances Cooley Rachel Graham Crocker Anne Pettit Cross Samuel Stedman Eure Edith Juanita Foster Hugh Latane Holland, Jr. Emily Mary Krizc Rudolph Ed wan I Mehalko Oscar Jordan Parker Nellie Woodland Pinner William Henry Sheffield Mary Alice Taylor Joseph Henry Wilkins, Jr. • The Names ar; listed alphabetically. Page Sixteen