Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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D E D I C A T I O N With sincere gratitude for her invaluable service in enlightening our minds, with true appreciation for her whole-hearted and untiring efforts in sponsoring our annual, with an abiding and deep affection for her charm, good nature, and friendliness in dealing with us at all times, we dedicate this Volume XVIII of The Peanut to our teacher, adviser, and friend. Miss Virginia Brinkley. MISS VIRGINIA BRINKLEY

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MR. JOHN EPPES MARTIN I N M E M O R I A M The record of his generous life rims like a line around his memory and every sweet and unselfish act is now a perfumed flower. ' ' Suffolk High School is a monument to the memory of Mr. John Eppes Martin, Superintendent of the Suffolk Public Schools from 1917 to 1939. He was largely respon¬ sible for the commanding position which it now holds. To the students he was a friend and adviser. To the teachers he was a never-failing guide and counsellor. To the community and state he was an untiring servant who faithfully discharged all public trusts. No task was too great or too small to receive his undivided attention. It is in loving memory that we pay this last tribute to our beloved Superintendent.

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- - Our Superintendent and Principal, Mr. Stanley T. Godbey.” Wc were glad to welcome early in November our new Superintendent and Principal, Mr. Stanley T. Godbey. From the very beginning we recognized in him an outstanding leader and interested co-worker. We like his close association with us, and it thrills many of us to hear him call us by name. His presence at our football and basketball games, our dances, and other activities in which we students participate have made us feel that he is interested in every side of our development. May you always find happiness at Suffolk High, Mr. Gedbcy!