Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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FACULTY MISS FRANCES ARMISTEAD, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College language Arts Co-chairman, Junior Red Cross Drive. MISS MAMIE BASLER, B.S. Martha Washington College Shorthand, Typing Co- pon« r, Peanut Picker; Sigma Sigma; Co- sponsor, Publications Committee. MISS VIRGINIA H. BRINKLEY, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College lAtm, English Sponsor, Peanut, Hodierni Romani; Sigma Sigma; Co-sponsor, Publications Committee. MISS WINSTON COBB. B.S. Farmville State Teachers College English Sponsor. Girls ' Hi-Y; Co-chairman. Junior Red Cross Drive; Committee, American Education Week; Co-sponsor, Clubs Committee. MISS ANNE CORBITT. B.A. Sweet Briar College French, English Sponsor. I.e Cercle Fran ais. MISS HARRIET COUNCIL. B.A. College of William and Mary Librarian Sponsor, Personality Club; Sigma Sigma. MR. WILBERT J. CROCKER. B.A. University of Richmond Mathematics, General Science, Chemistry Sponsor, Art, Photography Clubs. MISS MARGARET DAUGHTRF.Y. B.A. Wcsthampton College Mathematics Sponsor, Dramatic Club. MISS ELEANOR HARDAWAY, B.A. Wcsthampton College English, Public Speaking Co-sponsor, Senior Class, Glee Club, Advertising Campaign of Peanut; Girls’ Hi-Y Board; Co¬ sponsor. Social Committee. MR. ALBERT M. HAWKINS, B.S. Virginia Military Institute Mathematics, Physical Education Coach, Football, Basketball and Tennis Teams; Sponsor, Boys ' Hi-Y, Monogram Clubs. MISS IRMA H. HURFF. B.A., M.A. College of William and Mary Columbia University Biology, Mathematics Sponsor, Building and Grounds Committee. MR. JEROME ISROW Oswego State Normal School General Shop, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Sponsor, Handicraft, Aeronautics Clubs; Co- sponsor. Peanut Picker; Committee, American Education Week; Sigma Sigma. MR. GEORGE E. KC B.S. Buffalo State Tcacl - Diversified Oct. • Co-sponsor, Peanut Picker .Cj) na.

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Mr. John E. Martin, M.A. Superin cnJrn of Suffolk Schools Washington and Lee University Suffolk is unusually proud that the head of its school administration is a man who is foremost in the thoughts of Virginia’s edu¬ cational leaders. For six years Mr. Martin has been on the Board of Directors of State Education Association and served as presi¬ dent of the State Superintendents for two years. Fie also served as Rotary Governor of Virginia. The Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honorary campus fraternity, hon¬ ors Mr. Martin as one of its founders. The Silver Beaver Award was presented to him for the most outstanding contribution to Boy Scouts in the Old Dominion Area. Flis versatile interests make him equally valuable to the community as to the schools. Virginia recognizes Mr. Martin as one of her best public speakers. The student body of Suffolk High School often has the pleasure of hearing him. He always leaves us with a strengthened determination and re-enforces our enthusiasm to look more hopefully to the future. Mr. Francis S. Chase , M.S. Principal of Suffolk High Si-bool University For several years Suffolk High School has had the honor of claiming for its principal, Mr. Francis S. Chase, who stands as a center of influence in the life of every student. He has been active in professional activities in the state and is now on the Board of Direc¬ tors of the Virginia Department of High School Principals and on the Advisory Council of the Virginia Education Associa¬ tion. He is also serving as President of the Legislative Council of the Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League and as a member of the Constitution Committee of the V. E. A. Among his civic activities at present arc Trustee of the Virginia Cancer Foundation and Governor of the 187th District of Rotary International. Our lives have been enriched by his splendid leadership, always stressing personal integrity, Christian qualities, and a general understanding among students, faculty, and members of the administration. By his admirable and wholesome influence he has won the affection of each student in Suffolk High School. Virginia

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FACULTY MISS FONSIA KILBY. H.A. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College F.aton and Burnett Business College Ty ping, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Co-sponsor, Peanut Picker; Treasurer, Athletic Association; Financial sponsor. Ways and Means Committee; Chairman of Audit system of School Organizations and Activity Fund; Sigma Sigma; Committee, American Education Week. MISS SARAH LACY. B.S. University of Virginia Mathematics Art Exhibit, Publicity Committee. MR. A. J. LANCASTER, B.M. Trinity College of Music, London American School of Fine Arts. Boston Director of Glee Club. MISS EMILY V. PITTMAN, B.S. Madison College Health, Physical Education Coach, Girls’ Basketball, Tennis Teams, Intra¬ mural Sports; Sponsor, Athletic Council. MR. JOHN R. PITZER, B.S. Roanoke College Health, Safety, Driver Training Coach, Baseball, Wrestling Teams, Intra-mural Sports; Assistant Coach, Football. MISS TAPF.LLE PRUDEN, B.S. Farmville State Teachers College Social Studies, Mathematics MISS THELMA PRUDEN. B.A. Westhampion College S mini Studies Sponsor, Junior Girls’ Hi-Y; Chairman, T. B. Bangle Sale; Co-sponsor, Clubs Committee; Girls’ Hi-Y Advisory Board. MISS MYRA RAMSEY. B.A. Winthrop College English, Business Training MR. JOHN J. REID. B.S. College of William and Mary language Arts, Safety President. Suffolk Teachers’ Council; Coach, Track Team; Assistant Coach, Football and Basketball Teams. MRS. ESTELLE BEALE SEWARD. B.S. University of Virginia Mathematics Chairman of Committee, American Education Week. MISS MARY S. STALLINGS Madison College Home Economics Girls’ Hi-Y Advisory Board. MISS ELIZABETH VINCENT Farmville State Teachers College Social Studies MISS REED WEST. B.A. College of William and Mary English Fall Play, Staging Director. MISS GLADYS YATES. B.A. Elon College Social Studies Co-sponsor, Senior Class; Sponsor, Assembly and Concession Committees.