Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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DEDICATION MR. WILBERT CROCKER In the years that Mr. Crocker has been with us we have become devoted to a great man and a warm friend. Always quiet, pleasant, unassuming, and modest of his immeasurable store of knowledge, he has patiently taught and helped us, even ofttimes when we proved very trying. His sense of duty, his integrity, and his admirable personality have won the love and respect of all of us. We are humbly grateful for the guid¬ ance of this amiable teacher and gentleman, in whose sterling character are molded the high ideals and standards which influence the lives of all of us. It gives us great pleasure to have this opportunity to honor him.

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Superintendent STANLEY T. GODBEY, A.B., M.A. Since Mr. Godbey came to us in 1939, our school life has been greatly enriched by his achievements. Having developed leadership by takiug lessons from one of the best, we are deeply grateful to him for his abiding interest in us and his ready willingness to cooperate in all our undertakings. A graduate of Roanoke College and the University of Virginia, this outstanding educator, in addition to giving us his time, supervises the activities and studies of all Suffolk school pupils. Nor is this all. Mr. Godbey is a leading worker in our community, holding many important positions. He is affiliated with the American Legion, the Old Dominion Roy Scouts’ Association, International Rotary Club, Virginia Committee on Research, the Presbyterian Church, and many other worthy organizations.