Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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Mickie Baines demonstrates the use ol one of the many machines used to make shop the truly Interesting course that it is. He is buffing metal to a high polish. Jlcoe. and leasut The geography class, while studying a unit in trans¬ portation. displayed various means oi transportation through the ages. Looking at the exhibit in the trophy case are Billy Higinbotham. June Manlove, Mary Hund¬ ley and Andy Maxey. Miss Reed West Language Aits Mr. Lewis While Physical Education Miss Gladys Yates Fine Arts, Social Studies

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Here in Suffolk High’s comfortably furn¬ ished guidance room. Sullie is asking Mrs. Taylor for advice on the subjects he should take while in high school so he may enter the college of his choice. One of the vocational courses offered at Suffolk High is Office Training w.th Miss Basler, as teacher. The girls are taught to take care of an office, apply¬ ing the use of dictaphones, adding ma¬ chines and other office equipment. Miss Tapelle Pruden Social Studies

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Will You sell concessions Friday night? Thus spake our Senior Class President not once, but many times as he got Cheerful Volunteers for this job. It was fun, though, and an experience all who worked will never forget I The mad rush at half-time, the ice- cold bottles, cold hands, and of courso, our dear sponsors, Mrs. Lip. and Miss B. shouting for faster service, are just a few of the things we connect with our senior concession booth and our wonderful last year at S. H. S. Pictured at Iho right arc our two Senior sponsors, Mrs. Willard Lipscomb and Miss Virginia Brinkley, while in the picture below are the officers of the Senior Class: Benny Norfleet, president; John Carver, vice-president; Carol Brown, secretary; and Elmore Saunders, treasurer