Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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MAJOR GENERALS. MISS ANNA ANDERSON, B.S. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Farmville State Teachers College English and Public Speaking MISS FRANCES ARMISTEAD, B.S. FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA Farmville State Teachers College English and Social Studies MISS MAMIE RASLER, B.S. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Mary Washington College Commercial MISS MARGUERITE BELL, B.S. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Madison College English and Social Studies MISS VIRGINIA BRINKLEY, B.S. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Farmville State Teachers College Latin and English MISS LUCY BRITT, B.A. BOYKINS, VIRGINIA The College of William and Mary Mathematics MISS MAUDE BROWN, B.S. SANFORD, NORTH C AROLINA Mary Washington College Commercial MR. WILBERT CROCKER, B.A. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA University of Richmond Chemistry and Physics MISS MARGARET DAUGHTREY, B.A. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Westhampton College Mathematics MISS MARY EDWARDS, B.A. GLO UC:ESTER, VIRGINIA The College of William and Mary LIBRARIAN MISS ADD IE ROSE ELLETT, B.A. BEAVER DAM. VIRGINIA Randolph-Macon Woman’s College French and English MR. ALBERT HAWKINS, B.S. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Virginia Military Institute Science and Physical Education MR. HOWARD HOLLINGSWORTH B.S. CLINTON, TENNESSEE The College of William and Mary Social Studies and Physical Education

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•v MX odtcr up m l » fwMrmt mt nr 4 tht T «.«• potr ' «. Im W f»fU « «» hT-w-. wr •« 1 «M-W«« k y »«j J « w IW Ujk - -Jv t .f pwpWr JlrJ nrmMJ rf rnU.k. f Mm mt -talk THE ASSOCIATION OF PATRONS, TEACHERS, AND PUPILS OFFICER! I)R. RICHARDSON JOYNER. MRS. ESTELLE B. SEWARD. RAYMOND YATES. MISS THELMA PRUDEN. MISS MAMIE BASLER. MARGARET BUTLER. MISS GLADYS YATES. MISS ANNA ANDERSON. . President ... .First Vice-President .. Second I ' ice-President .... Recording .Secretary Corresponding Secretary . T reasurer . Historian . Parliamentarian One of the main reasons our soldiers are so proud of their camp is that the patrons, pupils, and teachers through the A.P.T.P. work together so harmoniously and cooperatively. Suffolk High School has the distinction of having founded such an organization which has interested the three groups immensely. At the regular monthly meeting such topics as the school curriculum, summer jobs for pupils, and school recesses are discussed among the groups and settled by them. Although this organization is still in its infancy, already it has brought about a better understanding of the students’ problems on the part of the teachers and parents. Its future looks bright with the idea likely to spread to other camps. Never has a school found a more harmonious way in working out its problems.

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MISS IRMA HURFF, M.A. SI ' FFOLK, VIRGINIA Columbia University Biology and Guidance Counsellor MISS ELIZABETH JOHNSON. It s. DREW ' EYVILLE, VIRGINIA The College of William and Mary Mathematics MISS SARAH LACY. II A. HALIFAX, VIRGINIA University of Virginia Mathematics MR. ALWIN F. LEHNER CANASTATA, NEW YORK Oswego State Teachers College Diversified Occupations MR. JOSEPH LIPSON ROCHESTER, NEW YORK ()swego State Teachers College Industrial Arts MISS EMILY PITTMAN, B.S. GATES, NORTH CAROLINA Madison College Safety and Physical Education MISS TAPELLE PRUDEN, II.S. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Farmvillc State Teachers College Social Studies MISS THELMA PRUDEN, B.A. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Westhampton College Social Studies and Spanish MRS. ESTELLE B. SEWARD, B.A. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA University of Virginia Mathematics MISS MARY STALLINGS SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Madison College Home Economics MISS EDITH TAFT, B.M. GROTON, CONNECTICUT Shenandoah Conservatory of Music M usic MISS REEI) WEST, B.A. CREW E, VIRGINIA The College of William and Mary English MISS GLADYS YATES. B.A. SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Elon Colle ge Social Studies