Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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- - - Of Bugs and Bunsen Burners No one successfully com¬ pletes his high school course until he has taken a course in chemistry.” This, 1 am sure, is the thought which Nat Prudcn and Herbert Weinberg arc pondering as they tackle” this monstrous experiment in Mr. Crocker’s chemistry lab.” What is this, a class in gardening? No, just Miss Hurff’s Biology class, carrying out a project to beautify the school grounds by planting weeping willow trees on the hills and terraces back of school. Mr. Wi i-m rt Crocker, Chemistry Miss Irma Huri-i, Biology

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- - With Rules and Compass” Bob Osborn, star pupil, attempts to explain a solid geometry proposition to some of the students of Mrs. Seward’s solid” class. The class is usually taken by those who expect to go into higher education. Dear algebra, everyone’s favorite high school subject! At any rate, Margaret Gobbel seems to have successfully struggled through this ex¬ ample, submitted by Miss Daughtrey to test her knowl¬ edge on the subject. Our Mathematics Teachers Miss Margaret Daughtrey Miss Clerimond Gilliam Mr. Albert Hawkins Miss Elizabeth Johnson Miss Sarah Lacy Mrs. Estelle Seward

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- The Cultural Arts.” They’re all set to play one of the many operatic and symphonic records used by the Music Appreciation class. Mr. Beavers beams with satis¬ faction as Tom Butler pre¬ pares to start the music going ’round” and as Dot Kirchmicr is ready to adjust the volume. Latin Bingo,” is a game, popular among Latin stu¬ dents, which Miss Brinkley finds very useful in getting her pupils to learn their vo¬ cabulary. With Jean Bell as leader, they might even learn the meaning of porto.” From colorful French travel posters, supplied by railway companies, French students receive much-needed inspiration to write essays and short papers, under Miss Ellett, French instructor. Mr. Kendall Beavers, Supervisor of Music Miss Virginia Brinkley, La in Miss Addie Rose Ellett, French