Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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Dedication MRS G WARREN TAYLOR 11 ln recogmtnon of BlancheS Taylor s out standing contrnbutnons over a perlod of years to our school commumty we respectfully deducate to her thus our thlrtueth volume of THE PEANUT As a teacher of French and Language Arts as the dnrector of our guldance servnce as sponsor ofa Trl Hu Y group, and as a member of the Executive Board of the Vurguma Educatuon Assocuatron, she has served our school wuth a faithfulness and skull rarely encountered SCHOOL BOARD SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL FACULTY MEMBERS ,SNK ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MR. H. B. BRCCKWELL Q. Principol, Suffolk High School ,bf S-NG. www. MR. W. R. SAVAGE, JR. .7 e,.779!Xx Superintendent of Schools 8 .1 .L X-,. I' 'J ., ,W 1,74 V ' 'f f ' . 1, L .fs .v-f!i,-15 ..,'4w- .4 ' 1 - ,A f ,f1 - . - 1 I ' V4 , ' I LEFT TO RIGIITgR,R, Vioodxmrd, D, N. Rollings, W,R, Savagc, Edwin T, COLlII5OIlI'IlfCI'lYlTf1J, R,N. Baker,'Mrs. 5.5. Carter, I.R. E1I1so:1, Ir. I ' 4' . N I N ' I ' I f L vi s' V- ' '.,- rm X X -x . x , , I U X ' ,ff i . N , . ,X f ixbkrtlf f 5 MISS MERRY LEWIS ALLEN Mathematics MISS MARGUERITE BELL Social Stud1es Language Arts i y X A - 'iii I . RICHARD L. ALMARODE Distributive Education FACULTY V , 1 -I M S I IABRINKLEY a anguage Arts MISS MAMIE BASLER Business Education MRS, P. Nl. BURTON ff Soda? Stusvies J... .Luv ofa' - .6-fJvc.Zm., gn-- fm . 4. .ey fc---p , ,-. MRS. PRESTON CHARLES MISS ELSIE COTTAM Science Librarian . FACULTY N ff 5 Q9 1 S MR. AR URI NES MR. LEO IMPERIAL r Business er, Coach , Band Direcror 991. CLXX: MR. wnfiirfar crzocxcsa Science ' -A! R Nu r ff fi' Wy , . S X if fr 1 ! V X 'V f x . L MISS LOUISE LILLY Typing, Secretary to Principal ,V QAX AS ,fs- 'x MRS. WILLARD LIPSCOMB Language Arts MISS E. TAPELLE PRUDEN Mathematics vw, MISS MARY FRANCES MAXEY Physical Education FACULTY MRS. G. WARREN TAYLOR French, Language Arts MISS CONSTANCE NEWMAN Home Economics u to A fif MISS RUTH VAUGHAN Business Education, Languag e Arts 'ix fl .i 4 MR. JACK VIA MISS REED WEST I 'XG MRS. LEWIS WHITE Industrial Arts Language Arts ', fn' Mathematics MR. LEWIS WHITE Athletic Director l 1 X FACULTY MISS GLADYS YATES Social Studies, Art Ki f k.ai.l'll- I A ' l L I , , ' 91 v 5 ' 4 x CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN THETAMORES X' SENIOR OFFICERS President Vlce Pres Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Wulluam Bnrdsong Cornelius Blalr Vlrguma Mae Wagner Dons Waggms Mrs Wullard Lipscomb Mlss Gladys Yates ?,,x I BETTY PAIGE BAILEY Q A Ways and hleans 4, Peanut Picker 2, 3, Editor in chief ' 4, F.H.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y l,2, Vice President 3,4, Girls 1 Softball 3. X f',, F . - L ,ai 33 vo: ,, BENIAFJIN LELAND BAIXES Band 3,4, Industrial Arts Club, President 3. WILLIAM BAINES Senate i, Peanut Staff 3,4, Peanut Picker Staff i,4, Hi-Y i,z,3,4. GEORGE PRESTON BARROW Senate i, Ways and Means 4, Peanut Picker Staff, Sports Editor 4, Hi-Y i,2,3,4, Varsity Football 3,4, junior Varsity Football l,2, Junior Varsity Basketball BQBZISC' ball l,2, 3.4. if g6l44'424 i, 1 is , HALL FRANKLIN BIRDSONG, IR, .i Ways and Means, Chairman of Building and Grounds A Committee 4, Dramatic Club 4, Three Act Play 4, ' Peanut Staff l,2, 3, Co-Business Manager 4, Varsity ,fe . 3 Football 4, Junior Varsity Football l,2, 3, Junior Var- any - ' ' fbi' sity Basketball 2, 3, Track 3,4, '- ' , '53, N y , EE 63, K Em wittiaryi ryletskione BIRDSONG, ni. ' f l 1, tr P Class President 2,4, Boys' State 3, Senate 3,4, Ways f y H :q and Means 4, Peanut Staff l,2, 3, Co-Business Manag- W .V ' X 'S -- er 4, Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Hi-Y Vice-Pres- fs' A L ident 4, Secretary 3, Model General Assembly 3, Blue ax , ' ', 3 H' f Ridge 3, Monogram Club 4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, l , fs Junior V-will Football 2- 3-4:Junior varsity Basketball 2, 3, Track 4, Triangle Award 3, Q , CORNELIUS OSBORNE SOUTHERN BLAIR Class Vice President 4, Boys' State 3, Senate 2, 3,4, Vice President 3, Ways and Means Chairman 4, Peanut Staff l,2, 3.4, Sports Editor 2,4, Key Club 2, 3, Sec- retary 4, Hi-Y Vice President I, Secretary 2, President 3,4, Blue Ridge 2, 3, 4, Model General Assembly 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Baseball Manager 2, Assistant Manager lg Triangle i,2,3,4. DAVID WAYNE BLANCHARD l-li-Y i,2, Monogram Club 3,4, Varsity Football 3,4, Junior Varsity Football l,2, Track Manager l,2, 3,4, Triangle 3. s i luv. , x u ' . 1 X' ., l .xD. r Letil,AIRE BRINKLEY l-.l3.l..1t. 4g 'lrt-Hi-Y 1, Second Vice President 2, oltt c,l..b 1,2, 3,4 BETTY Iillblfxlklfill BRINKLEY Peanut S1aff45Ptfa11.1t Pittker Staffl, 35Trl-Hi-Y I, 2, Chaplain 5,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Girls Softball Manager 3, 4, LOUISE VANDALIA BROTHERS Senate 2, 45 Ways and Means 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 llrret- Aer Play 2, 3, 45 Peanut Staff 4giXlOllOgl'3l'll Club 2, 3,45 Varsity Basketball l,2, 3, Captain 45 Cheer- lcadcr1,2,3. NOAH WESLEY COLE Hi-Y 25 Varsity lootball 5,41Jlllll0l' Varsity Football 25 l11tl11strialArts Club, President 3. , ' 1: , C ei. .5-f S wal-J I9 5 Y K 'U' ', :S Q -ix, YQ Lx 53, -,-hr 2? Q- f ' ts-v GEORGE EDWARD CUIBERTSON Distributors Club I. EDWARD RAWLES CULPEPPER, IR. Ways and Means, Building and Grounds Committee 45 Distributors Club 45 Junior Varsity Football 1, 3. MARIAN OSBORN CUTCHIN Senate 45 Ways and Means, Chairman of Social Affairs Committee 45 Peanut Staff 3,45 Peanut Picker Staff 1, 2, 3g Tri-l-li-Y 1.2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Var- sity' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1,2, 3. NANCY LEWIS DARDEN Senate 2,3,45 Ways and Means, Chairman of Public Relations 45 Peanut Picker Staff l,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4g Model General A5- sembly 35 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 35 Cheerleader 1.2, 3, Head Cheerleader 45 Triangle 3. ii: MALENE ELLIS Peanut Picker Staff 2, 3,4g F.B. L.A. Secretary 4, Hi- Y 3, 4, Secretary 2, Monogram Club 5, 49 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD VERLIE EVANS Hi-Y 3,4g Band 1,2, President 3,4. JOANNE FARLESS Dramatic Club 1,25 Peanut Picker Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 4. ROLAND LANIER FELTON Peanut Staff l,2, 3.4, Band r,2, 3,4. NANCY CARROLL DUKE Glee Club 4. NELL MARIE DUKE Peanut Picker Staff 4g F. I-LA. ig Varsity Basketball 5, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball I,2. BILL FARLEY EASON Senate 3, Distributors Club 3, Hi-Y 1,g, Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Varsity Football r,2, 5,4, Baseball 2, 3,4g Track 1.2, 3. JUDITH ANN EDWARDS Dramatic Club i,2, 3, 4, Peanut Picker Staff 3, 4gF. H. A. 3,45 Distributors Club 4g Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Band Majorette l,2, 3. if .Hg xida. lin.. FV' r 43 W 4, Vg-r' QQ! ,NW HENRY BOWEN FRAZIER, 3rd Senate 2.3.4, Ways and Means 3,4, Publicity Com- mittee 3, Chairman Finance Committee 4, Peanut 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor in Chief 4,KeyClub2, 3,4,Dclegate to National Convention 2. 3, Secretary 3, President 4, A.P.T.P. Treasurer 4, Hi-Y l.2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Secretary 4, Peanut Picker lg Circle Award 3.4. THOMAS JAMES GILLCRIST Ways and Means 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Three Act Play 4, Peanut 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Baseball I,V. H. S. L. 2nd Place Prose Winner 2, 3, I.V. Football 2. BETH S1-IEILA GOLDBERG Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Peanut Picker 3. 4,G1ee Club 4. JACQUELYN JOYCE GRIGGS Dramatic Club 1,25 F. H. A. 1.2, 3,4, Distributors Club 4, Girls Softball 3. ,pf T' PM-5 ix, X .aa 'W 'Wm 5-qi, WILLIAM HOPWOOD HIGINBOTHAM, JR. Senate I, Ways and Means 2,4, Dramatic Club 3.4, Three Act Play 3.4, Peanut 1.2, 3.4, Hi-Y r,Footba11 3,45 I.V. Football 1.2, Baseball 1,25 Track 3,43 Tri- angle Award 3. WILLIAM ROBERTS HOPKINS Ways and Means 4, Peanut 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Monogram Club 4, Football 4, J.V. Football 3, Basketball 431. V. Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, Track 3.4. MARGARET CORBELL HOWELL F. H. A. 2, 3, Distributors Club 4. PATRICIA ANN HURDLE Peanut Picker 4, Glee Club 4. fmt :W--, cj 7, lx! x. JACQUELIN DIANNE MARSHALL Girls State 3, Senate 4, Ways and Means 4, Peanut Picker Staff 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Secretary 2, Treasurer 4, Monogram Club 4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Girls Softball 3,4. MELVILLE ANDERSON MAXEY, JR. Senate 4, Ways and Means 4, Dramatic Club 2,3,4, President 4, Three Act Play 2, 3,4g One Act Play 2, 3, 4, Peanut Staff I,2,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Peanut Picker Staff I,2, 3, Hi-Y Ig Triangle 3. BARBARA LEE MCCLENNY Dramatic Club, Vice President 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band Majorette I,2, 3, 4. AUDREY JEAN MITCHELL Dramatic Club 1.2, 3, F.B.L.A. , President 4, Peanut Picker Staff 4, Coach of Junior Varsity Basketball 4. ' .7 ELIZABETH LaRUE JONES Peanut Picker Staff 4, Distributors Club 4, Girls Soft- ball 5, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. HALFORD KING Dramatic Club I,2,3, Monogram Club 3,4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football l,2g Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. NICHOLAS Cl-IRISTOULOS LAWYER, Senate 2,4, Peanut Picker Staff 4, Key Club 4, Hi-Y 3, Varsity Football 3,4, Junior Varsity Football 3,Jun- ior Varsity Basketball 3, Track 3, Monogram Club 3. EVELYN CHRISTINE LILLEY F. H. A. 3,4, Distributors Club 4, Glee Club 4. WVTQV -. t an-3. V fini 4 -Qt CQ I sexy, N53 J' I 4 XIYRTLE ANN ?.lOUNI'C.'lSILL Senate 4, Ways and Means, Cliatrnian of Assembly Committee 4, Dramatic Clttb g,4, 'lltree Act Play 4, Peanat Picker Staff t,2,3,4, Peanut Staff 5,4, Tri- Hi-Y l,.7lQlXlOIlOK.QI3Ill Club 2, g,4,Cl1eerleader I,2, 5. ROIll.R'I' XVLISB NELMS, JR. Peanat Sta1'f2,5,4, lli-Y 5.4, Varsity lootball 5,4, Janior Varsity Football t,2, ggjnnior Varsity Basketball 2, Baseball i,2. GRACE CROSS PEARCE F.B. L.5l., Reporter 4, Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4, Circle 3, AUDREY PIERCE Dramatic Club lg F.H.A., Vice President 3, F.B. L. A., Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. 3 . M! ' 5, I N - I I? V' -tw 1 E ' .0 ' ' -A fl, wfj,-'v .Q ' 'A IS ,-f as U, ax Hu- N Q'-s ELIZABETH ROUNTREE Ways and Means 2, Peanut Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y I,2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS RUNDIO, JR. Class Vice President 3,Boys' State 3, Senate President 3, 4, Ways and Means 3, 4, I-li-Y l,2, 3, Vice President 4, Model General Assembly 3, Monogram Club l,2, 3,4, Varsity Football l,2,4, Co-Captain 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Triangle 3,4. SHIRLEY ANNE SAUNDERS Class Secretary and Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3, Senate Secretary 4, Ways and Means, Secretary 4, Peanut Picker Staff, Assistant Editor 3, Business Manager 4, F,B.L.A., Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y, President 2, Re- cording Secretary 4, Model General Assembly, Mono- gram Club 2, 3,4, Cheerleader I,2, 3,4. BARBARA ANN SHOTTON Peanut Picker Staff 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3.4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3. 4,13 ,ZW 'N Y? .e I I ROBERT NORFLEET WHITE Distributors Club, President 4, Monogram Club i,2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3,4, DORIS ANN WIGGINS Class Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Monogram Club 3.4, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Junior Varsity Basketball i, Glee Club 3, President 4, Band Majorette 2, 3, 4. JAMES TILDEN WILLIAMS Senate 4, Peanut Picker Staff Ig Monogram Club l, 2, 3,4, Varsity Football I,2, 3,4, Varsity Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, Tennis Manager I,2. BARBARA ANNE WYGAL Ways and Means 4, Dramatic Club 3, Treasurer 4, Peanut Staff 4, ELLEN ELLIS THOMAS Peanut Picket staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4, Blue Ridge 3, Monogram Club 4, Cheerleader 4. MARGARET PAYE UMPHLETTE Peanut Picker Staff 4, F.H.A. 2, F.B. L.A. 4, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2. VIRGINIA MAE WAGNER Class Secretary 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, Vice President 4, Model General Assembly 2, Band I,2, 3,4, Secret- ary 3, Librarian I,4. :ia Q, 5-nv it- ' SENIOR uv! ONP ST VERS 5 rs BEShXrXeY Som e Bm Bvdsong BEST LQOKWG g4Ql'fOn Cufchin Rundio ' 5 4 1 3 xx 26 LAZIEST Judy Edwards AZXEST Halford King CR . Nxgfshdn ? s2'.::fP.5 7 'of' 4' 44 .f 1- ,351 af.-'S-'L'-' 50914 we-'2 215 ?'o.v 4' 1,1 4 5. 1:1-5 7 7 I QQ: 9 ' IIII nv ,U il 41 1 Jccme Andy Moxey I A .-si'-' f '4-'eg' v 1.5 T:-'-v'1 6 'if' 11, 9 4 1 f -4'2 -ov af 'ni' pa? 1' 1? E 5' 'x SUPEHLATIVES r...,... MOST STUDIOUS , h . f 'S A Shifleu AROUND Bfffy Ri -:funders fl fo Elizabeth Rounfree Henry Frazier M05-r DE PENDAB Benny BCJffey Bill Bfrdsong M414 vm'-M. MOST ATHLETXC Ode Bmthers Bnly RundiO OUTSTANDING SENIOHS 0 ,L dj I 'af nb' W. 5, L M wx lq 'TQN ilu If If fm . 'lv ,QV , Qi: '..'2f'Lfg' .1 'r:-T:', 1flA,.v .I , 155. ' if ' Q- 2 3223 1 --X - rr:- ,,'9'f. f gf A .3-.T -I 31 I A N . 1- Ai'-1' K rx I-' 1 Q:-Qs a t 'tr' 'fill , ' 'W - 1 . , A. ,- xl' 1 V 5, - ,A sg, - x, iifs' , L , C A ' ' . . V '- ' - . I , g,'ao k I 1 E' Q, 1 ' A u n c K I . -I , v L . . 4 I N V s wx. li . of - K. . SHIRLEY lg BILLY RUNDIO i gd' 4 gr ELIZABETH ROUNTREE BETTY B XILEY SAUNTDERS BILL BIRDSONG These four boys and four gurls were chosen by therr fellow classmates as the outstandlng graduates of T952 Therr selectron was based 3 upon their character leadership wrllrngness ' tocooperate service to the school scholastic ? ability and partlcrpatron In extra currrcular actrvrtves and athletrcs CORINELIUS BLAIR li' -on-5 I T N 00,0 an-Q DALE BROT HERS HENRY FRAZIER JUNIO Pres: dent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors FFICERS Ruben Edwards Marfln Cart er Shirley Richardson Ann Savedge Mnss Ruth Vaughan M rs Preston Charles Wesley Alexander Fred Austnn Amta Baker Peggy Bennett Pat Brrley Melvin Britt We -Unk as, ug JUNIOR Nancy Brown Martin Carter Bermce Crocker Jimmy Crocker Sandra Desluelds Merrntt Draper Perry Duke Ruben Edwards Jan Ellis Cafherlne Holladay Barbara Holland Burfron Holland Dranne Holland Mary Jane Holland Duke Hunter Jean Hurley Irving January Carlisle Johnson Harry Bam Fentress Rnchard Forrester Joyce Gray Jesse Hancock Jane Harrell Lmwood Horns Af Lottre Ann Johnson Florence Kung Bcrrboro A Krser Bobby Little Eugene Luke Wm McKinney OCS Ci, mg- Qh-J v 'X Ks it A A a. .V A -, . , i ,,,,. r L x few Alb' JUNIOR Carolyn Munden Conme Neal Dionne Parker 'X Ruth Pate Jock Pettit Eclwun Qulmby Eunice Reynolds Joel Reynolds Lucille Rice Q 4. - lx . 32 i 'ix 3-4 xii. ,thus '?' AW Jean Sessoms Carolyn Thompson Barbara Todd Bully Twine Bobby Tyler Duane Whnffleld Sue Woodward 0- 1 1- Shlrley Rlchardson Charlie Rrdduck Jack L Salmon Jack O Salmon Ann Savedge Peggy Screws l will 643 i 1 U W V A , leqwta, -s. fl! -3 S4-.nf ,v V 2 WH ' , 5, ,Af . gg: ,., f x 4' Q I ,ff A 5. F ' va., v -an -an , -ql ' 4' 14 ,Qfx .- 94- 1 I A ncaa I .ff 1- . tri, 5163, 5 -if Q7 vw. SJ 55 I SOPHOMORE CLASS President . . . . .Fre Vice President .... Ja Secretary-Treasurer . . Beve Sponsors .... Miss Ta cldie Quayle ckie Herring rly Holladay pelle Pruden . . . . Mrs. G. Warren Taylor . .... Mi Richard Baines Bernard Bangley Joan Bass Faye Bennett Cabell Birdsong Marvin Brinkley Claudette Bristo Donald Burnett 4,2 ss Reed West ghgrley Babb V K 'gy 3 Frank Walter Baines el it : ,, i f 1 v V - B x Mgt! th . ti. ..A ix i -X 1 S x . 'Z 54 y 4 X l X 1- A H W Z 16 2 'X W 'P .Z 5 sv A -ru i 2 - if 4 Q fuk ,qt Ps 'L sas f' 'D 'lv , Y SOPHOMORE Charlotte Burns Frank Butler Larry Carter Shirley Carter Austin Darden Ruta Dlamondns Jlmmy Draper Betsy Duck Marllee Dundalow John Edward Dunning Jacqueline Duval Ossae Duval Tommy Folk Jay Fraser Thomas Fryer Marlorle Gardner Peggy Gllluam Nita Glover Carroll Godwin James Grady June Gray Donald Lee Harrell Mary Anne Harrus Jack Harry Earl Hefflngton Robert Herman John Thomas Herrmg Judy H.u Beverly Holladay Anne House Arduth Ann Howell Faye Howell Nancy Howell Clarence Hurt Janet Jackson Ruta Sue Jaffe Jackne Johnson Harruet January Tommy Johnson Howard Kerpelman Wllltam Kllby Shirley Little Betty Lou Maclienzue Anita Mann Ben Mltchell Sylvia Mutchell Grady Moore Jlmrny Norfleet .5 wg, Q -s. S AlslLA1 '4'5 37 xx is l fx un,- 5 v SOPHOMORE Q flmjfx 55- .X K R l ,gh s -fx 1 Lee Parr 1 ' - 1- . ' Elaine Pierce - - B L36 , Q by Courtney Price l E H ' X p, B' Freddy Quayle , A L-.rw-as Q f B 'P ' 4 , ks' ' A Q George Ann Reynolds KQV 15- W m l V, ts iJameskRounfree ' , Luc erry ounlree X G .j ' R . K Billy Earl Russell X, ,r'rir 12. ., Q1 Y N ' gp e my L se, Q.. 'P-f fix Q.. ' 3 'Q Q. t ' 11' S -f, Q i ' . '. ii I B all 1 04 z , er 'T L1 fx gf A ,Q , x Q ' 'T -, ,Q f -.ef fr 'G 38 George Sawyer Ellen Shallcross Billy Shaw Charles Shotton L. J. Small Naomi Smith Martha Speight Betsy Tallon Charles Thompson Jean Trapnell Bobby Turner Anna Vann Richard White James Whitley Gay Winslow Willard Andrews Evelyn Austin Phyllis Austin Margie Baines Allie Baker June Baker FH ES H MAN Willard Andrews Peter Neal Betty .lean Knight SENATE REPRESENTATIVES Horace Ralph Louise Mallette Martha Elmore SPONSORS Mrs. P. M. Burton Miss Merry Allen Miss Virginia Brinkley FRESHMAN Carolyn Bell Mary Alice Bell Anne Benton Billy Brett Rosalie Brinkley Robert Britt Ray Brown Janet Byrd Lin Callis Myrtle Carr Wesley Carter Dorothy Cox David Crocker Meredith Crocke Betty Culpepper George Daniels Jeff Davenport Flo Dodd Ann Doughtie Joyce Duke Catherine Earley Russell Eley Martha Elmore Dorothy Eure CLASS Alan Felton Peyton Fort West Frazier Frances Glenn Marion Gray Ruth Gray Ann Harrell Bob Harrell Ruby Herrington Hugh Holland Pete Holland Lofton Howell John Lee Jenkins Pearl Johnson Ann Kauffman Peggy King Betty Jean Knight Nancy Knowles Louise Mallette Aubrey Marks Martha Anne Marks Fred Matthews Barbara Mitchell Pattie Munclen ' at 'x 1 K N , , G, g 'gl qv 5 - fe b lah ex Mai Ge mf-L P E' Wi. 'I C- 4-P 9 -f 41 S i ,X 5 3' af- gtgg 1' lj geo ,1 f - ,f I L, ' 'Riu ,-fy. My . A 5,75 . .1ti5,E5'?', ' ln it gs, 6. T' ,,,g,.,Q , K in, is J' .., Q 'vi 'C'- Q f' J iii IN K K- ? 5 YN i ix M 'fl el F 'L ao' J L- st g I Q. . ... 'Q '-:- A Q Q. 3 is 9' li ii. - ' ' wr-Q f A 'V is 65 is l : as Q -N A 42 FR ESHIVIAN CLASS Peter Neal Barbara Odom Thomas Oliver Patsy Powell Julia Ann Reiley Horace Ralph Bob Richardson Ann Rollings Rhetta Rose Otha Rountree Anthony Russo Beverly Sadler Jim Salmon Billie Simons Buster Speight Audrey Smith .lean Smith Barbara Taylor Mabel Tripp Robert Underwood Robert Verlander Vernon White Pauline Winslow Joe Ann Williams 1?- Glenn Allsbrook Lfch S. 1 Sylvia Arthurs y Jerry Bangley ' Peggy Jean Barnes 5.4 . iw 1-D -I ,sl if r I i R Katherine Elizabeth Bell Q Q' .,, Benito Bernstein 1 ..l' X' Q61 ' 55- Sally Birdsong J Edward Blanchard J , V' N - Judy Bolton Linda Bowen Bill Brantley Eleanor Briley x Amelia Brinkley . 53' 4 4 Joan Brothers f 'mx B 'if' gg, - 'Y 2: Anne Bruce r 7' 'rx i t. if A Alton Byrd x XQS-rye K IX THETAMORES' -1. '- Jane Caulk Robert Clay George Coulbourn lx - '., Q :sm Dickie Culpepper r -5- f US' Martha Custis ' if- 1 Milton Dailey .., V P 6 ' Molly Darden . -' . Am Joan Dail Patricia Doss Ernest Duke --N Randolph Duke li , . ..,. . 4--A. 1 s 'Ps Q , Us f? -3- I ne . X 11-2 'fs X I ' X 05' J' 5 - u, Q- 1 I ...A ' f 'sl'- 1-1 3- I . x Peggy Duval Bill Elliott Betty Lee Ellis Ray Ellis Enneline Elmore Lee Everett Marie Everett Dorothy Forrester Jeanette Garris Bayla Goldberg Carolyn Goodwin Betty Gray Evelyn Gray Barbara Green Feral Green Bruce Griggs THHAMORES Audrey Harrell Hazel Harrell Redell Harrell Flossie Harris Barbara Harvell Billy Hawkins Betty Hayes Fay Hicks Loretta Hines Bob Hollaclay Audrey Holland Y x Q. TN W l A. 7' -' A L s 3? G 5- L 4 if my Bs. Betty Holland Bill Howell Nancy Jo Hurley Harvey Lee Johnson Dewey Jones Virginia Joynes Herbert King Shirley Kinsey J. T. Little Baker Lupton Billy Mallory Lauretto Marsh Margaret Matthews Linwood Matthews Raymond McClenny Betty McKinney 1 4 XS' 'YN'- A lyk , W 2 ,, ' ,h X ' 3 1 Q5 fi K 4.-- , 'QS ' 'Q nm li: ' W' ss ws., 'Fl li . L, 1 's I I ,gt Y v ' YF' su... TPA f he M ,yfw ,. it V' Xt, THETAMORES Anna Moore Laura Munden Bernice Nelms Dorothy Earlene Oliver Barbara Oliver Shirley Outland Dorothy Parr Barbara Petty George Pettyiohn Fay Pierce Dickie Pond Cindy Quayle K O '95 'Q' X N J' ' Q.. L l 'M' , A an ixsxfx ll Q mf:-?ih 'Cb y .v ..g,..l +G' gifs- 'f'5 AA, - ,Ti sg 4 f ' . ' Q THETAMORES Jane Vanture Augustus Vaughan Dee Wallace Eddie Weems Carolyn White Buck Wiggins Alan Wills Dorothy Wilkins Billy Wood Jirrt Woodward Brian Zittrain ang ' -f ,. Betty Riddick Sarah Leigh Rogers Willie Mae Rountree Shirley Russell Randolph Sawyer Larry Shaffer Douglas Shotton Frank Shotton Tommy Shotton Joan Steel Sandra Stewart Peggy Strickland Mary Jane Thomas Bobby Traylor George Turner Betty Lou Umphlette l if R S 4' Y e as cl- it 6- i 0 R f , L- VV Xt K it QL M w l A ,R S ' A 6 Qi-il s rr: S -- ' ' asf' X l, ' i Mm 'S' 1. A i IF' A L ni A. ' ACTIVITIES STUDENT SENATE F. B. L. A. WAYS AND MEANS DISTRIBUTORS CLUB PEANUT TRI-HI-Y PEANUT PICKER HI-Y BAND DRAMATIC CLUB GLEE CLUB KEY CLUB F, H, A. MONOGRAM CLUB THE STUDENT SENATE JJJMAM.. gan .... 'lSc4- ' .4 THIRD ROW: Brothers, Marshall, Cutchin, Mountcastle, Darden, Lawyer, Birdsong, S., Berstein, Mallette, Elmore. SECONDROW:Ki1by, Ralph, Blair, Hancock, Bums, Quayle, Birdsong, B., Maxey, Frazier, Wood- ward, Munden, Birdsong, F. FIRST ROW: Mr. Brockwell, Crocker, Saunders, Rundio. Q. . -4-'I ND xi! RU NL President tO The Student Senate meets regularly on alternate Wednesday mornings at 8:30 to discuss current student problems and affairs . Our group this year, under the gavel of Billy Rundio, has had among its primary tasks the setting up of proper standards for the circle and triangle awards and the revision of the school constitution. These and the various other legislative duties are carried on by a representative from each homeroom and three upper classmen elected by the entire student body. Serving as the Vice-President was Jimmy Crocker and Shirley Saunders was the capable Secretary. 48 WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE .-as- 5 4 STANDING, TOP TO BOTTOM: Lawyer, Mr. Bl'OCkWe11 b A i' -A Birdsong, Frazier, Cutchin, Mountcastle. SEATED: Run dio, Darden, Brothers, Saunders, Blair. T l , , , I 9 , JUVV l 1 x TR BLA ORNEUUS C Chalfmon This is the executive body of the Student Senate organized as follows: Cornelius Blair, Chairman, Billy Rundio, Ex-officio, Shirley Saunders, Secretary to Senate. STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Assemblies: Myrtle Ann Mountcastle, Building and Grounds, Frank Birdsong, Clubs, Dale Brothers, Finance, Henry Frazier, Publicity, Nick Lawyerg Public Relations, Nancy Darden, Social Affairs, Marian Cutchin. 49 .A-44-z D I of 5,-i, Co-Editors in Chief .... Andy Maxey, Henry Frazier f-35 xx ',,,. Co-Business Mgrs. . . Bill Birdsong, Frank Birdsong N 'ff Literary Editoi . . . ........ Tom Gillcrist ff Z' 2 r '1 FIRST ROW: Frazier, Maxey. SECONDROW: Birdsong, B. , Birdsong, F. THIRD ROW: January, H. , Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Howell, F. FIFTH ROW: Godwin, Whitfield, Brothers, Cutchin, Marshall, Mountcastle, Nelms. SIXTH ROW:Harrell, Wygal, I-louse, Screws, Reynolds, Blair, Hopkins, Rountree. SEVENTH ROW: Woodward, Gray, Russell, Higinborham. EIGHTH ROW: Jaffe, Vann, Frazier, W., Callis. NINTI-I ROW: Brinkley, B., Knowles, Quayle, Gill- Crist. TENTH ROW: Bass, Duval, Price, Winslow, Thompson, Howell, N., Felton, Fentress. ELEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Burton, Miss Brinkley, January, I., Draper. THE PEANUT , 'v Photograph Editors . . . Bobby Hopkins, lgmbert Nelms Sports Editor .... Cornelius Blair, Jackie Marshall Copy Writers . . Dianne Holland, Shirley Richardson Carolyn Thompson, Gay Winslow Typist . ....... Bill Higinbotham , Sponsors . Mrs. Burton Miss Brinkley rarsllill ' ' 'llflkfif 50 a I-alas ,Al ,yd r- A -, ..-,, ,, My - U . THIRDROW:Quayle, Ralph, Reynolds, Edwards, Kiser, Qgggn, Baines. SECOND ROW: Diamondis, House, Hurdle, Duke, Darden, Farless, Burns, Thomas, Mountcastle, Shotton. FIRST ROW: Barrow, l-lolladay, Lawyer, Bailey, Ellis, Goldberg, Saunders. THE PEANUT PICKER Published I4 times during year The Suffolk News-Herald, Suffolk, Virginia EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ......... Betty Bailey ASST. EDITOR . . .... Nick Law er NEWS EDITOR . . . .... Malene Elllis FEATURE EDITOR . . . Catherine Holladay :5Q,'g,?gimDesh3eldis STANDING: sessomr, Goldberg, Deshields, Odom Burr PROOFREADER . . . . . .Beth Goldberg Harrell. SEATED: Miss Corram, Holladdy, Saunders Par PHOTOGRAPHERS ....... Tommy Johnson, ke Bailey- LaWYe Bmow- MISS 'asm' Freddy Quayle if REPORTERS Judy Edwards Ruth Pate Rita Diamond La Rue Jones Barbara Kiser Charlotte Burns Fred Austin Ellen Thomas xc., Jay Fraser George Ann Reynolds X' Jack Salmon Ann House Nancy Darden Myrtle Ann Mountcastle Joanne Farless Nell Duke Barbara Shotton William Baines' 7 ', Richard Forrester BUSINESS STAFF r r BUSINESS MANAGERS ..... Shirley Saunders , g I' Barbara Odom ' BUSINESS ASSISTANTS ...... Myrtle Carr, E, Ralph Woodward ' CIRCULATION MANAGER .... Dianne Parker l 3 EXCHANGE EDITOR ....... Jean Sessoms TYPISTS ........... Jean Mitchell, Pat Hurdle,-Faye Umphlette SPONSORS . . .... Miss Mamie Basler, 51 Miss Elsie Cottam I - ffl U GLEE CLUB The Glee Club made its first appearance during the Christmas season when it was heard in a ioint recital with the band. Their program was re- peated very successfully forthe December assembly. The girls spirited rendi- tion of The Sleigh and The Holly and The lvy set just the right holiday note. 1 Doris Wiggins , , , President Pat Briley . . . Secretary Treasurer Ann Savedge . . . . Betsy Duck .... . LibfGl'iGf1 i Miss Louise Birchett . ...... , DireCtOI ' f Q!! 'Resigned at mild-year LP T .Lg JN' , IJ FIRST ROW: Miss Burchett, Briley, Kiser, Baker, Taylor, Brown, Howell, Goldberg, Eure, Lilley, Duck. SECOND ROW: Savage, Wiggins, Smith, S., Holland, Brinkley, Jaclaon, Tallon,Shallcros5, Smith, N. THIRD ROW Trapnell, King, Hurdle, Elmore, Duke, Hill, Jones, Farless, Earley. Gray 53 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OE AMERICA STANDING: Saunders, Wiggins, Umphlelle, Brinkley, Miss Basler. SEATED: Pearce, Ellis, Mitchell, Pierce. The F.B.L.A. is one of Suffolk High's newest clubs. The clubs' membership is composed of all students in the office training classes and others planning to enter the business world. The local club which is af- filiated with the state and national organization of the same name, has served the school by helping the teachers and clubs with clerical work. Jean Mitchell is the conscientious president of this years group, which is guided by Miss Basler. The other officers are: Vice-President, Audrey Pierce, Secretary, Malene Ellis, Treasurer, Shirley Saunders, Reporter, Grace Pearce. msimauions in ' CLUB W THIRD ROW: Thompson, Duvall, Carter, Austin, Culpepper, Riddick, Britt, Talon, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Little, White, Bennett, Brinkley, Holland, Culbertson, Mr. Almarode. FIRST ROW: Edwards, Todd, Howell, Lilly, Jones, Carter. This is one club where everybody works, they have to, to be members. Since having a job is necessary for membership they are really putting into practice what they have learned about buying and selling. Various business men were invited to talk at the meeting and there was an Employee and Employer Banquet. The club is affiliated with State and National Clubs. Sponsored by Mr. Almarode, this years organization elected Robert White as president, Marvin Brinkley as vice president, Peggy Bennett as secretary: Burtron Holland as treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAHERS OF AMERICA The membership of the club is made up ofiust what its name implies---Future Homemakers of America. These are the girls who are interested in homemaking and domestic arts. The club has engaged in several activities this year. They had a Mother-Daughter banquet, conducted a Red Cross Home Nursing class, aided an under-privileged child through the welfare department, made stuffed toys to send to Europe, and participated in United Nations Day. Office this year were Rita Diamond, who served as president. Peggy Bennet, Vice-President, Barbara Kiser, Secr ry: and Joyce Gray, Treasurer. FO ROW: Grey, Baker, Cox, Hollarvl, Howell, Baines, King, Mann, Smith, Malette. THI OW: Holland, M., Lilly, Earlqf. Eure, Edwards, Bell, C., Sadler, Wiggins, Screws. SECON ROW: Reynolds, Bell, M., Bennett, P., Diamondis, Grey. I., Kiser, Johnson, Miss Newman FIRST ROW: Mitchell, Williams, Baker, I., Gardner, Gilliam, Bennett, F. 55 yi 1 ff J? '7 dif f 1. f ,, ff I TENTH ROW Mrs Taylor NINTH ROW: Marks, Little. EIGHTH ROW: Bennett, Gilliam, Carr. SEVENTH ROW Doughtie Knowles Brrnlley Baker. SIXTH ROW: Byrd, Powell, Bell, C., Mallette, Winslow, FIFTH ROW Cox Dodd Railey Rollings, Odom, FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, Johnson, I., Simons, Harrell, Glenn Johnson Grax R THIRD ROW: Pierce, Culpepper, Austin, Bell, M., Sadler, King, Graylelvi., Mann SECONDROW Tripp Williams Harris, Howell, F., Knight, Diamondis, Duval, McKenzie, Vann, FIRST ROW Burns Speight Howell A., Godwin. THE CIVIC SAIVIARITAN TRI-HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, higher standards of Christian living . This is the purpose ofthe Civic Samaritan Tri-Hi-Y. This year, sponsored by Mrs. G . Warren Taylor, they have worked to make that goal a reality. The Civic Scrmaritan's largest project this year was the collecting of books for hospitalized servicemen. ln addition, they sold Christmas cards, and performed many invaluable services to the school and community. We could all improve our citizenship and school spirit by following the example of this hardworking group. The club was ably led this year by Charlotte Burns while Martha Speight held the position of vice-president. Ardith Ann Howell and Jackie Duval served as corresponding and recording secretaries respectively. Carroll Godwin was treasurer and Anna Vann was chaplain. 56 THE GLADYS YATES TRI-HI-Y ' 1. Under the wise guidance of Miss Gladys Yates, the Tri Hi Y Club which bears her name has completed another year of great service to the school and the community. The club's activities and proiects have been numerous. Early in the year, they collected playing cards for hospitalized servicemen. ln addition the girls helped inthe T. B. Office, collected toys, food, and clothing for the Salvation Army's Christmas pro- iect, sold stationary, aided the March of Dimes, and decor- ated the halls of our school at Christmas. Ib bv' C E LLEN TH OMAS President FIFTH ROW: Rice, Brinkley, Pearce, Pierce, Bennett, Parker, Woodward. FOURTH ROW: Cutchins, Sliotlon, Miss Gladys Yates, Bailey, Holland. THIRD ROW: Marshall, Ellis, Rountree, Darden. SECOND ROW: Saunders, Wagner. FIRST ROW: Thomas. I ,flex al' BEVERLY HOLLADAY President JUNIOR HI Y Due to the extensive Interest In HI Y work ln Suffolk Hugh School a new Club was created from the over crowded membershnp of the Sensor Hu Ygroup at the begrnnung of the fall term Wuth very luttle experience un H: Y these boys went toworlc onddrdasplendrd 'ob one of whlch they can be lustly proud They have become another powerful force In carry :ng forward the lofty prnncnples of servuce to others and clean Chrlstlan Ilvlng advocated by the Hr Y organization Officers of the day, Vice President Cabell Brrdsong Secre tary, Austln Darden Treasurer Bob Rlchardson and Chaplarn Charles Shotton Mr Vuo Industrlal Arts Instructor served as sponsor FOURTHROW Harry Ralph Fort Andrews Rountree THIRD ROW Ca1l1s Ienkms Frazler W Neal SECOND ROW Felton Harrell Fraser Norfleet Draper FIRST ROW Rlchardson Darden Holladay Blrdsong Shotton Mr V1a V Q 1 . . .- Q I I' v' I I - , . . . . - ug I u- a o 0 charter groupwere: President, Beverly Holla- o 1 l I P 1 5 1 ' I . 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T .aanhalnsua mls- Jain- my LEFT ROW BOTTOM TO TOP Austm Fentress Salmon Annas Barnes W Nelms Evans Alexander Edward Hunter Johnson McK1nney CENTER ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Hopkrns Frazrer Brrdsong Blarr Mr Almarode RIGHT ROW BOTTOM TO TOP Reynolds Rundro Barrow Turner Crocker Draper Russell Barnes B Forrester Wrlls Qurmby Lawyer SENIOR HI Y The Boy s Sensor Hr Y as a Chrrstran servrce orgamzatron whrch has as Its mam goal the spread mg of clean speech clean sportsmanshrp clean scholarshrp and clean Iuvmg The clubs many prolects and actrvrtles are rn the nature of servrces to the school and commum ty One of the most rmportant of these rs the publrca tlon of the annual Goober Book a drrectory of the schools students and faculty members Other Important progects rnclude collectrng clothes and food for the needy at Christmas dec oratrng for the Fredericksburg dance helping the Recreatron Dept wrth the Halloween dance and DHA helping decorate the halls at Chrrstmas trme Offrcers thus year were Presrdent Cornelius CORNELIUS BLAIR Blair Vrce Pres Bull Bnrdsong, Secretary Henry Presrdent Frazrer, Treasurer Bobby Hopkins, Chaplain Ed Quimby. 59 . penn T ..- , ,,.., , -,-, , ' I ' 0.3 'f - f Vu I, 4, 1 3 l - ' . 14 . ., ' N . 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I I DRAMATIC CLUB si! s THIRDROVN Screws, Glover, Carter, Kilby, Birdsong, Higinbotham, Butler, January, House, Ellis, Brothers SECOND ROW Thompson, Rountree, Reynolds, Jaffe, Whitfield, January, H., Dundalow, Price, Gillcrist, Quayle FIRST ROW Winslow, Mountcastle, Edwards, Holladay, Miss West, Wyga1',1v1axey, Rpaardson, Bass, Sessoms il ' O .M ' V 0.59 The Dramatic Club under the very able direction of Miss Reed West, provides an excellent opportunity for Suffolk High's aspiring young actors and actresses. The members get a chance to learn make-up, lighting, and scenery. In December the club presented its annual three-act play Charley's Aunt , which was a greatsuccess and plans were immediately begun for the one-act play. This production is entered in the district contests, and the winners go on to state competition. Andy Maxey served as president with Catherine Holladay as his capable vice-president, Judy Edwards served as secretary and Barbara Wygol as treasurer. 60 HEY CLUB 1525 ' STANDING: Turner, Butler, Crocker, Kilby, Pettit, Quayle, Hopkins, Russell, Small, Lawyer. SEATED: Holladay, Blair, January, Mr. Jones, Frazier, Birdsong. To be selected for membership in the Key Club,'a national service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International, is an honor any high-school boy should be proud to receive, for Key Clubbers are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership ability, and participation in extra- curricular activities. A partial list of the club's activities this year would include selling basketball and P-Nut Bowl game tickets, sponsoring the George Washington Ball and the J-V vs. the faculty basket- ball game, and decorating for the P-Nut Bowl dance. Each summer a national convention is held. Last summer the site was Miami, Florida and four members iourneyed to this famous city to attend the convention. Henry Frazier served as President, with Bill Birdsong as his capable Vice-President, Cornel- ius Blair as Secretary and Irving January as Treasurer. 61 MGNOGRAM CLUB Membership in the Monogram Club is an honor open only to those students who have earned a varsity S , ln addition to athletes, the roster of the club consists of our fine group ofcheerleaders. This organization served the school in several ways during the year. They soldsoft drinks to the team members after football practice and sold con- cessions atthe junior varsity games. Capt'n. Dick sponsors the boys in this group while the girls are guided by Miss Maxey. OFFICERS: Jan Ellis, President, Jimmy Wil- liams, Vice-President, Nancy Darden, Sec't. and Treas. FIRST ROW: Ellis, Williams, Saunders, Rundio, Diamondis, Reynolds January Darden Saigon Thomas King SECOND ROW: Coach White, Brothers, Harris, Hopkins, Draper Kilby Quayle Ellis Mitchell Tumer Eason THIRD ROW: Blair, Deshields, Marshall, McClenny, Wiggins, Umphlette Harris A Godwin Mountcastle Cutchin Miss Maxey. FOURTH ROW: Herman, Lawyer, Holland, Pettit Crocker Duke Russell White Small Blanchard Little. CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TENNIS TRACK SPORTS if' V. Y E - .rv pw.. -1 wx 4--fs E -W J gf: tw-.. f 5,.j4w,.. 'Q , , .- ft - 'V p ,,2 , nrfc ' W, 55 I ' s .3 - , A 4 ' K AK N ca K K ' C X 6 -Q' 'N 5 ,, gf., Q Q 1 n3?j I .,- - Q X - 2 fr ' E. 1 I, ,,,,,,f , vs . 1 E - xi F f v,' January, Diamondis, Thomas, Darden, Saunders, Reynolds CHEERLEADERS They're not at the dentist so guess why y I they have their mouths open? ll' CQ ill if 2, , ,,',.f,WfZD FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thompson Mgr. gQuimby, Hunter, Lawyer, Ass't. Coach Jones, Capt. Harris: Coach White. Mitchell, Russell. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Crocker, Little, Rountree, Blanchard, Eason, Williams, Salmon, Harry. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: King, Rundio, Higinbotham, Draper, I., Duke, Eley, Carter, W., Harrell, Turner. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carter, M. Ellis, Cole, Matthews, Hopkins, Birdsong, Nelms, Draper, M., Barrow. UNDEFEATED Atthe beginning ofthe 1951 season, Suffolk High School's football hopes were small. Most other Group ll schools, outclassed by previous Raider elevens, refused to schedule Suffolk. Faced with the toughest schedule ever, Suffolk's green line was not expected to turn in a great performance. With 8 wins and 2 ties, the Raider wonder team came through against a heavy Group I schedule to give Suffolk High School the first undefeated season in its entire history. The highlights of the season were the Raiders' 21 to I4 win over highly favored Maury in a thrilling game played at Norfolk's Foreman Field and their last-half comebacks over South Norfolk and Cradock. The P-Nut Bowl Game with E1izabethCity, its elaborate pre-game parade, half-time festivities, and dance, pro- vided Suffolk Students and fans with another thrilling Fri- day. 65 Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk 48 Kempsville 6 Granby 6 Norview I9 Cradock I9 Fredericksburg 21 Churchland 2I Maury I4 South Norfolk I2 Elizabeth City 25 Harrisonburg '55 N . if stkty i x xvi Qi' Q, V C X KV? at , ... .vt 'fo'-1' A it mc ? r 45' ,K P ' 5 ' V 'MU if 4' . uw, M FN, ' fif- ..,.f W ' 'H' as K ff ,, r1 P1 A Capt. Art , the Ass't. coach for the Raiders, has provided the Raiders with everything possible to put them in shape mentally and physically. P six 1 . R! Coach White explains the fundamentals of a trick play RAI Bobby Turner, on the varsity for the first time this year, acts as toe specialistwith the vital assistance of Bill Bird- song. This pair was the de- ciding factor between wins and losses. . I' ,M VJ, .4 to has guards, who anxiously observe . HS The LitfleMi1'e just had to put Zero in the shower after o big victory. Other varsity members help him ond look on. -ev 4 W., Captain Harris inspired the Raiders to an unbeaten sea- son. wwe . Xofxce X00 Sorne CYXUYCYX ako pyxes xx-,ENGR Ogoxn R00 00 68 Q0 dxheg e0 N 5 . free STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellis, Rundio, Duke, Lawyer. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: This was the starting lineup at the beginning of the sea- son, and with the exception of Halford King in Twine's , l Runclro, the Amerrcan Legron Trophy wrnner, number one quarterback for the Raiders in an undefeated season. l xr Twlne Crocke r Draper Salmon Hams Blanchard Hopkms place, they played the full season Thus was the real football machine of the Raid- SFS . all, f Sh. 1 e X -. 1 f-5-s-mv -'i' 61 . clossgflle Up Q . 1 Uf We dgO1nsr C efeofed gffvpeynio Lawyer aff at a gallop for '0d0Ck lg Ouf of Q o yardage against Cradock . 'I3' U' , f fs l Q 'ff . , 1 5? . x, x.,.,., 2 V ll 1 5 Sir OMC QL! PEANUT H BOWL EESTIVITIES FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CHEERLEADERS ,', I . CR0 WNING MR. P-NUT AND ASSORTED NUTS X 4 Y Tu IW L4 ...J-.. -...Qui TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Twine, Draper, Pettit, Britt, King, Hopkins, Annas, Mgr. RIGHT: Coach Jones, Rundio, Captain Ellis, Turner, Holland, Little, and Russell, Mgr. BASKETBALL Suffolk High School's T952 edition basketball team was ably led by Captain Jan Ellis, a junior guard. Ellis, the team hustler, was also second in scoring behind the high scoring iunior forward, Jack Pettit. The team fought through eighteen games losing only six, four of these were to powerful Group l teams . The two conference losses came at the hands of Churchland and Mathew- Whaley, two undefeated Group ll powerhouses. Earlier in the season the Raiders defeated Church- land in a non-conference clash. Only three players graduate from this years team, Bill Rundio, Bobby Hopkins, and Halford King so the outlook for the next year is very bright. High scorers of thisyear's teamwere Pettit 238, Elflis T73, Little 169, Rundio 162, and Hopkins 84. The team was coached by Cap'n Art Jones and was managed by Russell and Carter. N-j BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO Coach Jones and Captain Ellis discuss- ing something . ig --'T' , f, 4, Wife' ff! f' ' yf Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk S .. Suf olk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Won I Y, . .M Franklin Smirhfield Eliz. City Norfolk Catholic Creek Smithfield Churchland uth Boston orge Wythe mitage Aklin sville land M -Whaley So orfolk W JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Jayvees started the year with no returnees from last seasons undefeated five, but they turnecl in a very good season. The team won four games and lost only one. ,One big disavantage was that they only practiced once before each game . The team was led by Nick Lawyer, Sonny Hurt, and Jack Harry. Suffolk 51 South Norfolk 48 Suffolk 51 Churchland 23 Suffolk 73 Kempsville 56 Suffolk 43 Norfolk Catholic 45 Suffolk 50 South Norfolk 41 LV. BASKETBALL, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach, Lines, Rountree, Herman, Hunter, Lawyer, Hurt, Harry. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jones, Holland, Darden, Mitchell, and Draper. 4, . 3-'vximf-1' A , . ,,,,,g, p V if -N. Q -fieffir ,, f ,.-F' ' - f . , .Qf, 'H 5 1,5 5 Q13 ,gg fs as XY '- as W ' Q L, .A ANM4 TW ' . , ' - .' u 1 V U Lf! M A Vx ' AX . A ' , ' Q 1 'Q' K' 1 f . N if 1 ' fx' ax '. ' ,JY ' fr . M N U '. I' 2 ug. H, df ' ' 'I ' .ei uf gy x 'w . jg t,AXV 4 '- . K N xt K ' ' 'as is 3 . . - 4 ' U , V X 5 I A z i, I ' bis I' l , . ma ,M K 5 4, Y 7 . W' 5519 Franklin Smithfield Kempsvi l I e Oceana Catholic High Deep Creek Smithfield Legionettes Fronkl in Churchlond Suffolk Suffellz Suffol k Suffolk Suffol k Suffol k Suffol k Suffol k Suffol k 'suffalk -59 3 .fx 'Q 4 A V-Q i fl 8 ' ?l lk 4 ' . J? 4- S, 5' ' x S ING LE H rretl A5 renew' Kimflo mom ASSY Mg' A dhaw C Small B13 5 ra d r-rouand Biadshfxwealson rams DWP yr Rundro mp D1am0n whue King per Tm G LEFT TO RIGHT wmre CarreiAg?u2-Sigh Mg, Crocker TANDIN rr T0 S 1 1951 BASEBALL TEAM Capt Dick s Red Raider Diamond Cut ters showed ther r spikes to the opposu tion again this year finishing the season undefeated and copplng the District I Group ll Champion ship With Trump as captain and Fred Harrell and Jimmy Crocker serving as managers the 1952 ball club downed Group II and Group I adversaries alike . The fine pitching of Charlie Bradshaw was instrumental in the Raider victories, as was the hitting of Bradshaw and Bobby Trump. Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk forfeit lforfeitj lforfeiti South Norfolk Maury Wilson South Norfolk Kempsville Wilson Portlock Franklin Deep Creek Great Bridge Mathew-Whaley 4 Poquoson 5 Smithfield O Creeds 2 Smithfield 0 I Nnck gets a tap whule Brll looks on 1951 TRACK TEAM Wlth J B Matthews heavlng the shot Fred Harrell runnung the mule, and Nick Lawyer handlung the sprnnts and dashes, the Rarder track team gave a good account of itself ln spate of suffernng from a lack of depth and from lnsuffucuent practlce space Strong an the dashes and wuth a good relay team, the Rauders massed the district title by I 2 potnt Matthews, Lawyer, and Hopkuns competed In the state meet at Charlottsvllle where Lawyer placed un the hundred yard dash Fred Matthews, L J S all, B ll Eason, and Nuck Lawyer competed on the state relay team ST-XNDING L TOR Blanchard Nlanag r Harrell Hoplxms Nlat IIICWQ Coach Jones KNEELING L To L vw er Srna ar rhews Eason Whtrly Mgr NOT IN PICTURE BIIGSOH5 I'Ilgll'lbO rham Qulmbx f 1 I Y! ! v H . 4F ' kv s .. , . . . 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I 1' 'f -:f! 1, J 1 -Y Aj . llllllv I - ,, ov gr: :EKU DRINK CQQHZ BOTTLED Suffolk Coca Cola Bottl1ng Works Congratulations to e Blrdsong Storage Company Incorporated 'k SUFFOLK VIRGINIA T F BLAIR ooNTRAoroR New Norfolk Road SUFFOLK VIRGINIA I IN 'k ' th C1555 of 1952 Congratulations, Senio' 'k J! aff ycwffi fzwsf 2741 7 C' 1 t N We M ,M 5311 mf M fu My Cf f ANEIEICYI-EN BANTIEJAJND TR65S'1T COMPANY L A 'il 1 SUFI-'OL VIRGINIA M24- Av '71 5 QQC7, 467 Member E' D I C Membe?Q'eETerQ1HeserveS3f'sTefnaK Congrcxtulcmons to the Members of the Grcxductmg Class of T952 NATIONAL BANK OF SUFFOLK SUFFOLK VIRGINIA Orgcmzed 1899 17 A MEET ME AT RUSSELL'S AFTER SCHOOL Service With A Smale I AT ut . -,, . ,P ,A-f A , ,, W? 4' 5 . X . - N It V RJIILO. HILL AND COMPANY ' t ff DEALERS IN OUALITY FURNITURE . 159 West Washington Street SUFFOLK. VA. Congratulauons to the Class of 1952 BLAIR MOTOR COMPANY INC Sales CHEVROLET Serv1ce Comphments CRYSTAL RESTAURANT Suftolks Largest and Most Modern Restaurant i' P H I L C O RADIOS TELEVISION and REFRIGERATORS Electncal Apphances Inc 173 North Mam Street SUFFOLK VIRGINIA Phone 2511 P O Box 597 'k of 'A' H Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capital Records I I M , A fl I 'f ijviffjffwf, My' fp! X Y NOMLN 1 M ff I eff' ff fl I SLltT?fk9iLfgelection X W Comphments Sulfolks P1tts Roth Theatres Chadwlck Palace Caval1er and Health Center Bowllng Alley Congratulauons to the Class of I952 POND BROS PEANUT COMPANY We take Immense pude 1n the Confldence and Falth We have estabhshed Among our Many Customers DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER 9 BUDGET TERMS STABLISHED I878 of if CONFIDENCE E Shop of BALLARD and SMITH where your dollorls worth 6X mo e After your purchases have oc mulated ' to S100 O0 BALLARD and SMITH Issues you erchcn 1 dlse davldend cerflflcofe worth S6 OO an,e rc merchon use Y f I J , 1220 SUFFOLKS QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE Q,,,- f SINCE IBSOK-if Q 1 fry y MLW My THE ff fm CP , Iii?-1? ff jf ty '5519'Pf?1B2'M3fd.f3M J 1 kl c'Nhtw W EAN 1odENAL,utf1flTi1xNG COMPANY 'IA ' X lfgllllld f t Ayr J' 1, N ' ,A J' A 11 L ' 1- L 7 -J I lj, I 1 J. oo r . 2 f - d' . V 1 'Lf 9 I 1' i I ,is ' L A A JA 'I 4' fy!! 'Cf' A V Ls I V , Q LLYJJ A' if X! yifj S. of gl I X x y 17' 1 1 1 N.-- r l ' x . 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'ff ' 'Av - - es as in on Street RADIO HOSPITAL For The Best In Television RCA VICTOR IO4 N Sorotogc St Dvol 566T IVIEITCUTIY NANSEMOND MOTORS 428 E Pmner Street Suffolk V Prescrlptuon tlclons Dlcl 9402 T63 North Mom Street Suffolk V Compl :ments the ELLIOTT HOTEL Owned and Operated By SUFFOLK HOTEL CORPORATION Suffolk, VITQIHIG IOHNSON OPTICIANS, INC. Best WIshes for Success to the Closs of 1952 MONTGOMERY WARD SUFFOLK VIRGINIA are som mg ,nn I' ,1- IT BOILS BEST IT EAKES BEST , , IT EoASTs BEST ond It BROILS LIKE CHARCOAL Q YES Its A CInch To Cook WIth Gas BECAUSE The Elome Is Ecrslly Controlled SUFFOLK GAS COMPANY NANSEMOND GAS CORPORATION FOR YOUR CITY GAS SERVICE EOR YOUR RURAL GAS SERVICE Telephone 2376 Telephone 5371 WLPM cmd W L P M F M ir FIRST WITH Looms ond WoRI.D NEWS ir ac, 1 T ' A .. A 'Q -,':' I'+-C X I . 'If' ' fl A I E?- ' .1 ,I .Q ' .I R ff aff' l Qfnpllmenfs of A C Volper rop 227E Wosl1lngfonSt Dual 2131 Suffolk Vurglnla Compliments CHARLES H sHoTToN co Your Hot Pomt Dealer 188 E wqshmgfon sf suffolk v Dual 3416 NEHI BOTTLING CO OF SUFFOLK GTM CR01y Q' coLA I Best by taste test 3l2 Carolina ffolk V gmc fp, g .459 Congratulations Sensors CRYSTAL LAUNDRY 520 S Mann Sf Phone 65Ol fy .ff JJLLQE Kefsif el f gy P e Prompt Del ' 111 Best Washes Senlors S UFF OLK PEANUT C OMPANY CHOREY MOTORS, INC Esfablrshecl l938 DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Best Wishes to the '52 Class Sales Sl Service CARL SCHADEL A 'fm lo l lx la ' H1 as ' ' yr' lx l' , . f Z l LL E A' . ' , .KU fxa. I W, ',,ff T J, I of f ' LVSUFQQLK VULCANIZING CO. , JJ' , 1 4 A V, I . I P . V V 4 ' T N Y X ' ' . ff V I ' ' aft l' I G. ff f' A I C7 . ,gr H ' E 9 . Te1epr1or1e SU Vfe Del e BRADSHAW S SERVICE POEIPICIYI mks Sand ches eelc 530 West Wcxshmgton Street SUFFOLK VA O GRATULA TONS OR CLASS THE HUB COME INTO Clark Andrews Motor Co cmd Make G Dczte mth me 258 West Wcrshmgton Street D Q 22 Res 4292 CONURATULATIOINS TO THE SEIN IOR CLASS LUMMIS and COMPANY COI11C1IITT9U1S SUFFOLK EQUIPIVIENT CO YQUR INTERNATIONAL DEALER 152 South Mcnn Street SUFFOLK VA D QI 9301 ongrcxtulcxtlons to the CIC1ss OI 1952 RAYMOND O BROWN ROYAL TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES 134 South Mum Street DIGI 3098 COHQ'G1U1G1ICWS to tre CIc1ss of 1952 ff BARR BROTHERS Fnendly Iewelers STANDS FOR CREDIT L S Barr Mgr Pbone 3260 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS if THE FASHION SHOP ' t Cl 7 Q.. ,. I . Ce: Iv . T- AI I TO THE - - Tv -.4 .t .. LJ! A ' A vw. Candies - Toilet Artides SEN: A- A Potent fl si ine ir 'lr A A I A KN IN v 1.4 . , 1 , A S., -ggg 'A' 1 I: 21 1 . ,. . A O of 'k . .. ., . 1 DUNNS ESSO STATION 420 West Wcxshmgton St SUFFOLK VA mire SIMPSON S C mph BRIGGS MOTOR CO West Washmgton Street SUFFOLK VA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 H I BOWEN CO INC Smce 1890 SUI-'FOLK VA Phone 2571 Congratulations SENIORS Ah a nr. room Y SHOE co :nf 4 SUYFOLK VIRGINIA For Your Pocketbooks Sol-me CET THE PENNEY BUYING HABITI I C PENNEY CO Inc surromc vmcmw. SAM LEV Y FHNE IEWELRY cmd SILVERWARE 109 W Washmgton Street The HOIISQ of Umm ods Phone 6841 SUFFOLK 'I'ENT 61 AWNING MFG CO INC FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BLINDS f f,xi'gl:1t.eii' iv ,gf 1 A Co' ,Ln nt, I I ' I of ' 1 1 A i A ' , of 'AV Ll? ' 5 ' . . ., . 321 ' X ' ' ' i I v Q I ' 1 I . I I XJ l l N NI' 'S n A Q i' I ul' ' 1 .. ,., .. 7 ' ff t -V nf Suffolk High School Commencement Announcements Supplied by w. c. SAUNDERS co. ' A 717 East Grace Street L Y RICHMOND VIRGINIA U .J CONGRATULA 1oNs TO THE SENIOR LASS HARRY P TAYLOR ELECTRICAL COMPANY compum NTS R ALLEN 6 SON Suffolk I-hgh School Cl ss Rmgs Manufactured by HERFF IONES COMPANY IAMES L DECK 300 E Mum St Richmond 19 Va CONCRATULATlOlx S to tl e LASS O 52 RUBEN EDWARDS PLUVBING cm ammo Congrotulctlons to the Semor Class Suiiolk Insurance Corporatlon and West and W1thers 4 ., ,. N -I K 'J 1' A C 5 E. ,,5 in ij ,k OF ', X , R. . G S I' 1 ' c P' 'A' 'A' Vlrginicx Representotlve .4 L . Q -nf n - ' ' T P . X ,4 - ' . ' 2 f 5 J I P 2 X, I LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 'THE HOME Or BFTTEn VALULQ Congrcxtulfitmom io the Class of 1952 SUFFOLK VIRGINIA 5ERvING 'IFE BANKING REED OF TFIS COMMUV ITY FOR MCRE Than Eighty Yeors General Bcmkmg cmd Trust Serwce The Farmers Bank of Ncmsemond SUPFOLK VIRGINIA fembe xe Comphme-nts SUFFOLK CITY TRANSIT 'k RIDE cmci SAVE 'A I I 9' , H W L4 I ,I K, 1 i' ' C' I f ' . T S . ' If I Orfgwrimii 1999 efibar F' D. I 'ff T. r FJ .Q A ,s,r' Sys of yn' x-f.: X---W LW- O01-TJ.....,L .... XJ..- n TO THQ EETITQP i:T..f1fg: SPIVEY MQTQB SALES ,,,, AH. .. 4. .J 'A' :TNT f:L1'f: iqpq nw: :TJCKj1 I SUFFOLK IRON WORKS Tfcchifis' SUFFOLK, VA. Route 4 P. O. Box 228 BEST WISHES RUSSELL 5. HOLMES Suffofk s Leadmg Shoe Store O6 THEL GUHLEY PRESS QUALITY PRINTING SUFFOLK VA Suffolk Feed and Fuel Company TT-TE IHOUSL 0 K T com. cmd TJQBTT HEAT TUEL QTL i E3 5-J vw x 5 ' ' 1 'lr Vx I L 4 ... . i s - , 7 ,Y , 1, 4 4 L J. ' ' ' I , . T 1- , T 1 ' L 'W . W ,M J ' A, . 3 ik 5 H . , 1 I 1 v V., ,g- ! 1 I I 6 Ph n 3 4741 Ccrugrartplcrticns tc the Clzfss cf 1952 r - J - ir K, V T 4 A f ' I T P A T T s . ir U , . Phan 1 232.3 T , T' 4 t . F T N -, A - Y V 1 -W ir , L W ' ,' LY J- xvn ' ., tx' .Q W f 4, p B, L K4 ' Q ,L b ,T A , J ... , T ,W J T T , 5 ? L noNQ:RAwL.11 trans to TRJCLASS' BDAMON S INC Successo s to HOLLAND 6. BEAMON CO ISUTTOLK MOTOR CO BUI K QOYNTTAQ' W1-HTH TRUCK Sales and Servxce Used Cars 245 West Washmgton Street Telephore 9948 LON RATULATIOINS SFNIORS BOWDEN FLORIST 212 West Washxngton Street Comphrr' ents R W BAKER Furnlture Company Compliments of V C CLEANERS an LAUNDRY 5uffo1k's Leading Quality C1eaners Dial 3161 126 E Washington St Dtal 2381 Southem Dry Cleaners T ROLAND PELTON Prop SUEEOLKS LARGEST CLEANERS 'k 239 West Washmgtton Street SUFFOLK, VA. THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP SPORTING GOODS 130 West Plume Street NORFOLK, VIRGINIA lBetween Granby and Boushl 1 L' I ' . , : -' 'Vw 4'- ' - , , A f , . 1 7:1 'x. ' 1 .1 , 1 V' . - f 1 N' . A f L f E . al F 1 ' Q' . 1 L, . ,171 1 ' 4, I I ,qw , I - ' , I ' 1 ' W ' N4 'L if C R 7 1 tr V. tr ., ,, N ,, . . . 1 1 , if 5-3? 1952 J Q , , ' 1 1 R ..f 3 . lx 1 f 1 I - . K y 1 2' , E+ . xt : I . I , ' - R N ' L.- I., .t 2' , ' , I - ' tk ' I I ' L .4 f ' 1. I ' , I 'U , 1 . N ,N .L U , - 'A' of . . . . . ' 2 . , . f 4 -7 ' . FK M ,Q . fr' ' E Y 'Y Ccmphments of DUDLEY N. ROLLINGS at IOHIN F. cmd IOHN B. PINNER Incorporated 119 South Main Street 'A' REAL ESTATE INSURANCE - RENTALS 'QL N- U rx -v te I x COT-IGRATULATIONS ., if TO THE CLASS OE I952 ' A! 4. ,k . SUFFOLK CHICK , HATCHIERY CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OE I952 BRINKLEY ICE PLANT COIAPLIMENTS IA NU A R Y S Comphments I 6. E AUTO SUPPLY CO Wholesale AUTO PARTS cmd Se-rv1ce Comer of South Mum and Cherry Sts SUFFOLK VA Dxcl 9944 Starkey Matthews Co Inc WhoIesoIe CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES CONEECTIONERIES Phone 3261 SUFFOLK VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from PINNE11 s FLOWER suoil nomsrs Regmcrld E Brothers Co to the, IIC GI-IISCHOOI. X , 'f or af . I gf 1 ' ., . U I l KI! ,Q A Y 5 S .ft I CONGRATULATIONS I r f 1 I I , 4 1 . I A I 1 a pl 6 , UQ in AM E Witte t G rme SC cmd tc We I952 Se-more 360.6 SPHALL UG CO INC SUFFOLK LUMBER FIP'I'IOlNS OUR CO INC Se vma Sul 0 k S nce Zu Mulberry cmd Iefferson Streets r SPECT A LTY SUFFOLK VA FOMPIIMENTS M BUTLER 5. soN SOUTHERN ATHLETIC SUPPLY CO ATF VTIC GUTFITTERS Fc At IGIIC Eqmprfent the Stars se 116 North Sevenih St BEST WISHES ' T FRANCES SHOPPE CONGRATULATIQNS BYRUM HARDWARE CO HE OINGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Suffolk Quczhty Cleaners Sutfc KS Nost Nodem Cleaners 807 West Washmgton St D1 I G omphments NANSEMOND DRUG CO Wtere You Get the Best of Qu hty cmd Se vlce Phone 3414 We Dehver N I 9' . MW' xt ' ici' 31 omplxm ns D 1 j , f est i,. S 0 'I A hocl o . Q J . . as t ., - ny P' A L 'r'.l 'f1 i IST' ,f ' ' , f I 1 -Y 3, ,J 9 n' 'I - , ,, , . ! J . . .LE , I 'k I. I A Sf IT .A U 1' s, - f . J it 1 , If RICHMOND, VA. f , I ' sl 1 I A f .f I fl i , III ' J 'fl i A 4 J Y' A. ll ,' ,v ,,' J ! I f 3 I ., X j X.: . I LQ , X 'k x .1 ' Ifpom I ' X.. 4 1 Q L Y I I .I A I I INC. X I :I I Y, I . I U of ' ' 'A' wc.. -441 , . Best Wnshes to the I952 Sensor Class LIVESAY S TEXACO STATION Complxments of PRODUCERS PEANUT COMPANY NC The Peanut Kids Peanut Products Suffolk Vnrgmua Compl :ments HARRELI. ELECTRIC CO W B Harrell J GrahamB Harrell PEPSI COLA BOTTLING WORKS IO7 Hall Avenue Suffolk Phone 57II Minneapolis Molme Tractors an Farm Machlnery Phone 556I P O x I58 South Mann Street Suffolk Va I2O Tunes St Suffolk Va Dual 682I Complete Motor Freight Servace Coast to Coast Complnments of GREENFIELD DAIRY an COULBOURN LUMBER CO Suffolk Vnrgunra Complxments of THE PASTRY SHOP 314 W Washmgton St Phone 6443 . I I of ' , Va. . . , r. - . ..-MER , S , WOODWARD FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY DRAPER TRANSF'ER'SERVIGE, a - . . Bo 6I ' d ' 1 , ' t I ' ' I YQUR HOMETOWN .NEWSPAPER 1 f the sufrouc 'NEWSlHERALDis me only HSWSPQPBQ devoted wholly and exclusively to the interests of the city of Suffolk and the great agricultural areawhich it serves. 1 x1- Only in theNEW5-HERALD do you find all thexnews afyoul community, your friends, and neighbors Compliments of SUFFOLK RADIO AND T.V. SERIVCE Telephone 2110 602 West Washington Street TADLOCK TIRE SERVICE Sales 8. Service The General Tire Tire R capping Vulcamzmg Suffolk vtfgmm Compliments of TURNER CONSTRUCTION CO INC General Contractor Office 123 Wellons Street Phone 4781 P O Box 37 Suffolk Virginia SHERWOOD S TIRE SERVICE INC Recapplng and Vulcanlzlng U S Tires Armstrong Tires Phone 931 1 SUFFOLK PACKING CO INC Smithfield Highway Wholesale Meats and Meat Products Custom Slaughtermg 269 South Saratoga St Phone 2354 Suffolk Vrgl ia .MY FURNITURE COMPANY IQ I wud, 207 East Washington Street ER ER Phone 3331 ! ff' Q W1 ,tex xx ,' Z. ., f 'S . . . I I' I V . 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