Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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CLASSES The book of law is a symbol jrff the legislative bodies of the govern meijt nte Jasses of iur sd»dol represent the lower house, or Ke House of Representatives,j heVStu ent Senate represents the-appeTlTm ■ s fne 6 wer hoifefi dif fers fro m thfuppdr, so t he classe s differ fnemi the Student Senate in at they are ' cfTarger bofyar d a tru r ' repres fotid boplei i the Seniors, being the term ft service, falls rtre majoi government a nd the ot her acl [to seiiority, ' fake pa7M a le!S ' are Busy in last minute prepa majority of the activities nd witli SeniorS and JuiTfws. T i Junior Highsjufi-beiafl prepar d 1 sibjlity wilfbe theirs. te every year one cftr gttftfuates from sattJ i ndip n- ctffier enters, each of the ne enending line of classes rrmtmts the ladjei UflJ umT jyfop rin Of bei77tl Pl!y «4 the tin s on.

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SENATE COMMITTEES . . . WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEES Each member of the Ways and Means Committee presides over a committee of our school which undertakes some necessary task over which the Student Senate has legislation. These corre¬ spond to the committees of the Senate in that they greatly lessen its task of governing the school. Each committee has a special task to do. The Social Affairs Committee, headed by Elizabeth Rawls and Ray Waterfield. schedules school dances and social functions. Under the lead¬ ership of Nancy Rawls, the As¬ sembly Committee plans all the assemblies. The Clubs Commit¬ tee in charge of Annette Jones, requires that all clubs have def¬ inite plans and actions. A bud¬ get for the school was drawn up by the Finance Committee with Jerry Jaffe as chairman. The Athletic Committee, led by Jane Grant and Rob Brothers spon¬ sored the intra-mural games of the school and made gym classes more attractive. The sale of war bonds and stamps was kept continuously high by the Ronds and Stamps Committee with Jack Bell, Jim¬ mie Raines, and Forrest Mallette as chairmen. The school is pub¬ licized in the local pape rs by the Publicity Committee, led by Margaret Hines. The Ruilding and Grounds Committee, di¬ rected by G. S. Hobbs, keeps the school building and grounds neat and clean. Peanut Pickers are sent to our alumni in the armed forces by the War Activities Committee, headed by Sue Hines and Sam Odom. First Row: Social Affairs Commit¬ tee; Assembly Committee. Second Row: Clubs Committee; Finance Committee. Third Row: Athletic Committee; Bonds and Stamps Com¬ mittee. Fourth Row : Publicity Com¬ mittee; Buildings and Grounds Com¬ mittee. Fifth Row: War Activities Committee.

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES . . . OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Bottom, Left to Right: J.iffe, Pond ' fop: Vhedieck, Rawls In the beginning of the year the Senior Class of ’45 elected Jerry Jaffe as its president, Jimmie Godwin as vice-president, Dotsy Thedieck, secretary, and Elizabeth Rawls, treasurer. To the sponsors of the class the Seniors owe a debt of grati¬ tude of such magnitude that it can never be repaid. All we can do is thank them for their kind¬ ness. understanding, patience, and much needed guidance. We give three deafening cheers to Mrs. Willard Lipscomb and Miss Virginia Brinkley. Miss Virginia H. Brinkley Mrs. Willard Lipscomb