Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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William Britt Boyette Big Bill Tough—but, Oh! So gentle! Samuel Hardy Bristow Sammy Sam is such a quiet boy He ' s every teacher ' s pride and joy! William Rawls Britton Billy Happy, contented, and carefree! Carol Jean Brown Carol In whose body lodged a mighty brain. HIGH S C H O O L 1 Jkfti 1 JIL Robert E. Brown Bobby John F. Carver Polio Fun, Fun, and more Fun — that ' s Bobby ' s Who knows all the mischievous thoughts that motto. run through his mind? Ida Surrie Burdick Ida- Soft peace she brings. Lola Mary Cathey L. M. She is gentle, she is shy, But she has mischief in her eye.

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I SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 Peggy Ann Ange Carolina Quiet, sincere and efficient. Anita Belle Bagley Nita B. If all the books were thrown in the sea, Nita would say, At last, I am free. Oletta Askew Oletta Quietly studying from day to day, She ' ll be a success in every way. Agnes Lucille Baker Cille Lucille can bring sunshine into any room. Wilson Barnes Wilson His only fault is that he has no fault. Betty Vincent Benton Betty Betty has charm aplenty; she’s also very neat. To know her is to like her, she’s so cute and sweet 1 Elizabeth West Birdsong Betty Betty ' s a honey, Betty is rare. We couldn ' t find a nicer girl anywhere! Catherine Marion Lewis Blair Cat A merry heart beats forth all day.

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SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 George Michael Constant Greek George is full of fun and an able trickster! Henry P. Cross, Jr. Poochie A fine athlete and one always ready to help. Martha E. Crocker Martha And not one angry word you get. Phyllis Jean Culpepper Phyl A friendly smile with a disposition to match it. Helen Marie Duncan Country One vast, substantial smile. Dorothy Ann Faison Dot A true lover of poetry, Byron, that is! l ■» s If — Murdock Erstes Floyd, Jr. Bobby His good advice is welcomed by all. Julian Earle Goodwin, Jr. Julian Still achieving — still pursuing.