Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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SUFFOLK HIGH SCHOOL Earl Randolph Johnson Woody Depend on Earl for the fun. Van Holt Johnson Van Y our fr iend, my friend, everybody ' s friend— that s Van. Howard N. King Buddy A good student with a pleasing manner. Raymond Little Jessie Lee Raymond is always dependable and friendly. Betty Gayle Lowe Bee A woman ' s hair is her crowning glory. Willie Ann Matthews Willie Ann A quiet classmate and a worthwhile friend. Rebecca Burgess Marks Becky How brilliant is the light of her eye. Angeline Mitchell Angeline” She cannot frown, she never tries. V A

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SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 Milan McCoy Hicks McCoy He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Lloyd Quinby Hines. Jr. L. Q. When Quinby arrives, so does the fun. Thomas G. Hines ' Tommy Both friendly and capable — a combination hard to beat. Cleo Call Holladay Cle-Baby If it ' s fun you want to see, Then just call on Cle! George Allen House. Jr. House I love life and I want to live— Peggy Carol Howard Peg Her formula for making friends: Being one. Johnnie Durius Howell ' Durius Lot’s havo a balll Patricia Bryant Hurley Pat Soft smile and twinkling eyes — that ' s Pat.

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SENIOR CLA Silas Raynor Nelms. Jr. Buck With a smile on his lips comes Buck. Ann Juanita Nelson Ann Pleasant and cheerful with a helping hand for all. S S OF 19 5 0 Esther Carolyn Nelson Esther Good sense and good nature make Esther a true friend. Ben E. Norfleet Pohickle Not too quiet, not too shy. In other words, a tip-top guy. Mary Louise O ' Berry Mary Louise ' Tis well to be honest and true. Samuel Barber Pond, Jr. Bobby So tall that he is dizzy. Maxine Parr Mac Post Graduate Everybody ' s friend, that ' s Mac. Harold R. Sadler Great men have been among us.