Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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Next ore the two most recent additions: Miss Vaughan and Miss Thedieck. In case you hear a faint voice coming from the auditorium saying, We can ' t have the kiss, it ' s Miss West holding rehearsal. Snap it up for prac¬ tice, boys. No stopping at Luck ' s. Thus speaks Cap ' n Dick. Now at Columbia we learned that . . Pardon us, Miss Yates, but this is 30 for this section. Bujy at a bee. That ' s our stenographers! They con certainly type, add. and take shorthand mighty well. Leave it to Miss Basler; her girls are top workers. Mr. Crocker looks on while the brains of the physics class concentrate on a tough one. What ' s the matter, Lawrence, don ' t you understand it? MR. LEWIS WHITE Athletic Director

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WITH THE FflCULTV Who s the little girl bisecting a frog? Oh, it ' s Miss Koonti! Could it be Miss Lilly who makes the outer office such o popular spot? Crash! Bang! No, it’s not an atomic attack. Just Mrs. Lip ' demanding silence. What teacher drives up each day in a blue convertible? None other than Coach Maxey. The little man with the moustache is ‘ Cap ' n Muliy. Do you smell that wonderful aroma? It comes from Miss New¬ man’s kitchen. Was your report marked in red ink? Then you ' re in one of Miss Pruden s classes! ' Parlez-vous fran ais? Well, you won ' t till you take Mrs. Taylor ' s French lessons! MISS E. TAPELLE PRUDEN Social Studies. Mathematics MISS CONSTANCE NEWMAN Home Economics MISS RUTH VAUGHAN Office Training MRS. G. WARREN TAYLOR MISS DOROTHEA THEDIECK French, Language Arts Mathematics MISS REED WEST Language Arts Quick, tom paper! We ' re having onother test! That it is, each time Salesman Crocker opens shop.

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AT LAST OUR oiPLomns! Well, whadda y ' know? We made it. We re the Seniors! This year was slow in coming, but now it ' s slipping by so fast we re frantic. Why? Let ' s foce it—we ll hate to leave! Football games, dances in the gym. the trip to Fredericksburg, atomic drills, Macbeth. first out of the audi¬ torium, Suffolk Forever. That ' s the stuff our dreams are made on. There’s so much to crowd in before we leave: the one-act play, Spring sports. Senior exams, Class Day, Junior-Senior. Have you sent a transcript? Where are you going to college? Do you know the theme? Will you sign my annual? DIPLOMAS!!!! It ' s been wonderful knowing you all— we hope you feel the same. Pictured above art the officer of the Senior Clou: Fred Harrell, president; Wood van Volkenburgh, vice- president; Lois Winslow, secretary, ond our two class sponsors, Mrs. Willard Lipscomb and Miss Gladys Yates. When the picture was taken, Virginia Mae Lovelace, the treasurer, was absent. ETHEL VIVIAN ALBERTS MARY JANE ANDREWS GURNEY DEAN BAINES VIRGINIA ANNE BAINES