Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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CABINET . . . FACULTY advice to any pupil; they are willing to assist in any extra¬ curricular activity; they are working for a better post-war world by conveying to us, the future citizens, the high ideals of a democratic nation. In the English Department are Mrs. Willard Lipscomb, Miss Selma Piland, Miss Reed West, Miss Virginia Brinkley, Miss Mary St. Gair Bugg, Miss Marguerite Bell, Miss Frances Armistead, and Miss Elizabeth M arable. In the Department of Social Studies are Miss Gladys Yates, Miss Thelma Pruden, and Mr. Charles Cockrell. Miss Brinkley, teaching Latin, Miss Piland, French, and Miss Thelma Pruden, Spanish, make up the Foreign Languages De¬ partment. Making up the Department of Science are Mr. Wilbert Crocker, teaching chemistry, physics, and pre-flight; Miss Anna Koontz, general science and biolog)’; Mr. Cockrell, gen¬ eral science; and Miss Marable, home economics. In our Commercial Depart¬ ment, which includes typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business English, are Miss Mamie Basler and Miss Char¬ lotte Avery. First Row: Marguerite Bell, Virginia Brtnkley Second Row: Lucy Britt, Mary St. Clair Bugg Third Row: Charles Cockrell, Wilbert Crocker Fourth Row: Jane Hardee, Essie Hurff Fifth Row: Mildred Johnson, Anna Koontz

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PRESIDENT PRINCIPAL Just as the office of the Presi¬ dent is the highest executive position in our government, the principal holds this position in our school. Our principal, Mr. William R. Savage, Jr., with a manner liked by all, executes the rules of our school and repri¬ mands the offenders. By all he is regarded with re¬ spectful admiration as the man to whom any problem encoun¬ tered may be taken with the sat¬ isfaction of knowing that he is always ready to aid the students. Every effort has been made by him to make our Alma Mater one of the finest. We take off our hats to one who has been more than a principal; more than a guide in time of need; to one who has been a true and earnest friend to all- MR. WILLIAM R. SAVAGE, JR. CABINET.FACULTY The Cabinet in our government is made up of persons who advise our Presi¬ dent and take a share of his responsibility on their shoulders. Each member is responsible to the President for his section of the work. In the same way vhe faculty of our school advises the principal, and each teacher carries his portion of leading us on along the road to knowledge. They are always ready to give Irene Alderman E. L. Applegate Frances Armistcad Charlotte Avery Mamie Basler

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CABINET . . . FACULTY In the Department of Physical Education are Miss Emily Pitt¬ man, who also teaches first aid, Miss Bell, Mr. Cockrell, and Mr. Lewis White. Making up the Industrial Arts Department is Mr. E. L. Apple- gate. In the Music Department is Miss Irene Alderman. Miss Louise Sutherland, with Mrs. Cliff Lewis as assistant, makes up the Library Depart¬ ment. Making up the Mathematics Department, which includes gen¬ eral math, algebra, business math, geometry, and trigonome¬ try, are Miss Lucy Britt, Miss Jane Hardee, Miss Tapelle Pruden, and Miss Mildred John¬ son. The final department is made up of our two secretaries. Miss Johnson, in addition to teaching, acts as secretary to Mr. Savage; Miss Essie Hurflf, to Mr- God bey. First Row: Mrs. Willard Lipscomb, Elizalieth Marable Second Row: Selma Piland, Emily Pittman Third Row: Tapelle Pruden. Thelma Pruden Fourth Row: Louise Sutherland, Reed West Fifth Row: Lewis White, Gladys Yates