Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

, ' K | Foreword We present this yearbook with a good deal of pride and satisfaction because it is the first to depict a complete school year at Suffolk High School. A supplement is to be issued during the summer which will cover spring sports and activities and the graduation festivities of the Class of 1955. The staff hopes that the new feature will prove generally popular and that all the subscribers will be pleased with this presentation of their story. The Peanut 1955 Suffolk High School Suffolk, Virginia Dedication MISS ANNA B. KOONTZ Bachelor of Science Degree Madison College Master ' s Degree in Education University of Virginia We present Miss Koontz in her favorite pose-a teacher who really loves to teach. Those of us who have been in her science classes hold an ever increasing regard for her particular brand of scholarship. By insisting on nothing short of the best she has helped us to meet with integrity every kind of demand laid on us by our school life. In recognition we respectfully dedi¬ cate to her Volume XXXIII of The Peanut. Left to Right: Mr W P. Vaden. Mr. D. N. Rollings, Mr. R. N. Baker. Mr. Edwin T. Coulbourn (Chairman), Mr. W. H. Reid. Mrs. S. B. Carter, Mr. W. R. Savage. Jr. (Clerk) MR. W. R. SAVAGE. JR. Superintendent Suffolk City Schools Our School Board Administration MR. H. B. BROCKWELl. Principal Suffolk High School MISS E. TAPELLE PRUDEN Treasurer Suffolk High School MR. A. E. JONES Assistant Principal MISS LOUISE LILLY Secretary to the Principal MRS. FRED NORFLEET Office Secretary MRS. JAMES L. BRYANT Home Economics MISS JOHNNIE L. THOMPSON Physical Education and Coach Faculty SENIORS JUNE BAKER CAROLYN BELL SENIORS FRANCES GLENN RUTH GRAY SENIORS SENIORS Executive Committee: seated left to right. Miss Gladys Yates, sponsor; Martha Elmore, Boh Richardson. Martha Marks, Mrs. Willard Lipscomb, sponsor. Standing: Billy Brett. Tony Russo, Willard Andrews, Peter Neal, Burton Lightner. There’ve Been Some Changes Made” ROY ROBERTSON RICHARDSON WILLARD HENRY ANDREWS. JR. O U T S T A N D I N G The six Seniors pictured on these pages were chosen from a class of sixty-one by the Seniors, themselves, each member naming four choices by secret ballot. They represent their classmates ' ideal of leadership, citizen¬ ship, scholarship, and personality. MARTHA JENNIE ELMORE NANCY CAROLINE KNOWLES ANN PHILLIPS HARRELL BARBARA ANNE ODOM SENIOR BEST ALL ROUND: Nancy Knowles Willard Andrews MOST DEPENDABLE: Ann Harrell Buster Speight SUPERLATIVES CRAZIEST BEST LOOKING: Martha Ann Marks David Holladay Jo Ann Williams Bob Richardson MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Odom Willard Andrews 31 Junior President . Alton Byrd Vice-President . Anna Moore Secretary Jane Vanture Treasurer Edward Blanchard Sylvia Arthurs Katherine Bell Benita Bernstein Sally Birdsong Eleanor Briley Robert Britt Jo-Kitt Brothers Ann Bruce Class r i 7 m Cm, i i t w t V F ' ■ tilt li . w C v U Alton Byrd George Coulbourn fTS Jane Caulk Dickie Culpepper � f- i Roland Claud Robert Clay Martha Custis Melton Dailey Jeanette Dale George Daniels Molly Darden , Yl 4 Linda Doak Pat Doss Anne Dunning Bill Elliott 0 Sj 4L- y J L aJ c I a s s Nancy Joe Hurley Dewey Jones Billy Mallory Lauretta Marsh Shirley Kinsey Baker Lupton Raymond McClenny Betty McKinney Faye Pierce Tim Plyler Dickie Pond Cindy Quaylc Betty Riddick Lynne Roberts Sarah Leigh Rogers Otha Rountree c p 0 0 rjj V c u 5 Ui (p5 0 fr Ctikli i Beverly Stokley Peggy Strickland Mary Jane Thomas Bobby Traylor George Turner Jane Vanture Denny Walden Dee Wallace Glenn Allsbrook Sophomore Officers Rose Gray Eva Greene Peggy Grey Bruce Griggs Regina Holland Lynctte Holmes Patsy Hurt Harry Johnson 1 ) I r. r Mary Ann Johnson Virginia Joynes Steve Johnson Ruby Jordan Martha Joyner Duane Jubenville Jane Kauffman Tish Keenan Sophomores J. T. Little Ronnie Luke Nancy Martin James Mathews Jcanine Mathews Lin wood Mathews Margaret Mathews Sara McNeill Joan Meadows Billy Missett Regis Monahan Jean Murray Walter Nurney Joyce Odom Earlinc Oliver Billy ParamoVe Shannah Parks Martha Railey David Runnels Mary Russell Irvin Salmon Selina Sawyer Pat Scott Richard Scott Sophomores Martha Sessoms Pattie Smith Carol Stokley Ralph Tanner Carol Turner William Turner Jimmy Ware Sherry West Earl Whitley Betty Wills Betty J. Womble Bobby Womble James Caulk Charles Corbett Bobby Coulboume Carole Crews r e Billie Crocker Alice Cudlipp Susan Dodd Jerry Draper S h m Beverly Duke Ann Dunn Randolph Earlcv Mary Ellis e n Tommy Everett Harold Familant Jack Gayle Penelope Gray Betty Ann Allsbrook Elsie Mae Baines Emily Faye Baines Nathalia Baines Roberta Baker Ellen Bass William Blair Joyce Blythe Frances Bradley Julia Ann Brinkley Rosamond Brinkley Joe Buchanan Catherine Buck Dimples Bums Sam Byrd Randall Caton Jack Harrup Barbara Harrell Phyllis Hicks Virginia Hill Bobbie Holland Vint Holland Betsy Hopkins Ruby Jakeman Bobby James Betty Jean Johnson Evelyn Jones Patricia Jones Alan Jubenville Emily Sue Judkins Phyllis Kincaid John King Ray Kiser Henry Leggett Helen Little Jerry Little Susan Lupton Jimmy Manlove Luciennc Marcoux Carlton Matthews c I a s Ann Mayo C Mona Faye McKenzie Charles McKinney Raymond McNeill Sandra Mitchell Lewis Morgan Pat Moser Dolores Munford C7 Holly Thompson George Thornton William Todd Shirley Turner r e s h m Kay Wallace Joe Watson Tommy West Ann Whitfield Bobby Whitbcy Barbara Whitt Betsy Williams Susan Winslow e n Billy Womble Milton Woodall Thomas Wyrick Tommy Murphy Sandra Pettyjohn Anna Pond William Powell Marjorie Price Robert Rayburn Roy Roberts Margaret Ross Mary Ann Santo David Solomon Kay Spivey Linda Spivey Shirley Steel Kay Stewart Edward Sutphin C. J. Thompson Jr. High Senate President, Eddie Neal. Vice President, Becky Will¬ oughby. Representatives: Taylor Everett, Tommy Benton, Nancy Joyner, Susan Birdsong, Jane Coul- boum, Mary Ann Debnam, Billy Felton, Nita Haslett, Barbara Tidwell, Jeanne Monahan. First Row, Left to Right: Michael Antis, Delores Aragon, Donnie Askew, Shirley Babb. J. O. Baines. Nancy Baker, Betty Jean Barret, Billy Beamon. Kenneth Beaton. Susan Birdsong. Second Row: Marlyn Bowden, Rudolph Brinkley. James Bristow. Tom Brothers, Betsy Buckles, l.cona Butler. Withers Carr, John Cockcy, Mina Ann Coggins, Rayburn Cook. Third Row: Lucy Coulbourn. Jane Coulboum. Randy Crab¬ tree, Ann Cumes. Bill Darden. Chappell Dillard. Frank, Piland. Dicky Duck, Glenda Ellis, Becky Elmore. Fourth Row: Gale Erwin, Taylor Everette. Albert Farrcnkopf, Joyce Folk, Tommy Foster, John Galvin. Aubrey Goldberg. Robert Gray, Patricia Griggs. Allie Blue Habcl . Fifth Row: Jimmy Hall, John Harrell. Joe Harrell, Louise Harrell, Morgan Haslett, Judy Haslett, Virginia Hayes, Amy Hclmer, Becky Holier. Elise Holladay. Sixth Row: Pat Holladay. Kelly Holland. Ray Holland, Bill Hines. Jo-Lynn Howell, Joseph Jordan. 46 Left to Right. First Row: Nancy Joyner, Janice Keller. Mary Leggett. Sandra LoCasio. Beverly Luke, David Lyons, Rita Marcoux, Cecil Martin, Jimmy Matthews, Peggy Mayes. Second Row. Mary Ellen McNeil, Tommy Missett, Jeanne Monohan, Edward Neal. Billy Nickols, Joan Nowell, Sandra Ohlinger, Barbara Palmer, Jimmy Panton, Binford Parker. Third Row: Caroline Parker, Tommy Pettit, Julia Pond. Jane Powell, Joanna Prudcn. Mary Elizabeth Ralph. Curry Richards, George Rogers, Dicky Rountree. Palmer Runnles. Fourth Row: Kay Sadler. Mark Schnitzer, Patricia Shotten. Barbara Snooks. Billy Speight. Becky Stevenson, Bobby Taylor, Betty Tidwell, Fay Thomas, Lynn Thomas. Fifth Row: Robert Turner. Carol Walton, Carolyn Watson. Sandra Weatherly. Rose Marie Wese. Alice White. Ralph White, Tommy Whitley, Wayne Whitley, Judy Wittcnbcrry. Sixth Row: Joe Wilkins. Amelia Winslow, Judy Wilson, Martha Wills, Billy Wyatt. Floyd Yates. 47 MRS CARTER ' S ROOM: Beale, T.. Benton. T.. Britt. W . Collins. W.. Deshields. E.. Dodd. D . Ellis. C.. Flynn. J.. Holland. J.. Holton. W.. Hnlton. J.. Pond. C.. Savage. R., Scott. B.. Smith. C.. West. J.. Akers. S.. Barden. P.. Beale. A.. Butler. A.. Glenn. A.. Mizelle. G.. Parker. S.. Pierce. K.. Price. E.. Rogers. P . Stanfield. S.. Stavlor. K.. Thornton. M.. Tribble. N.. Willough¬ by. B. MRS. NAYLORS ROOM: Baker. J.. Bivens, C.. Carr, G., Goodrich. T.. Holland. F.. Holly. D.. Jordan. C.. Mcabce. R.. Munden, B.. Parker. H.. Pritchard. M.. Roberson. E.. Whitley. M-. Wilkins, C.. Antis, S.. Aragon, A.. Asbell, C., Cross, A.. Ellis. J.. Hamrick, G., Haslett, N., Hicks. S., Holland. O.. Jemigan. P„ Jones. B.. Mitchell. K.. Parker, V.. Riddick. P.. Seawell. B., Warrington, C.. Wyatt. O.. MISS HOLTON ' S ROOM: Bittner. R . Blair. Ci., Daniels. B.. Dennis. J . Evans. P . Farless. J., Harrell. B., Holland, P., Johnson, F., King., R.. Knolle, J.. Mathews. J. P., Story, J. E., Sherard. S.. Speight. B.. Sydnor. J.. Beamon, B.. Bruce. B , Daughtrcy. D.. Gray L.. Harman, C., Hurdle. V., Jones. J.. Jones. J., Stallings. S., Shotton. M., Sydnor. F., Tidwell. B.. West. P . Wyrirk. H.. Wallace. B. Allen. B.. Annas, L., Brcakiron, C., Brinkley. P.. Byrd. B. A.. Carter, C.. Farcnkopf, 1... Griffin, J.. Holladay, B. A., Howell, J.. Miltier. P.. Mitchell P., Owens, S.. Scott, F., Taylor. A.. Ward. D. MISS HERBERT’S ROOM: Artman. T.. Barrett. A.. Bernstein. J.. Chapman. B.. Doughtie. P Eure, J.. James, R.. Kinsey. R.. Mathews. L., Morrison F.. Pettyjohn. B.. Riddick. J.. Salmon. P-. Saunders. J.. Babb. L.. Barden, L., Branch. K.. Debnam. M . Edwards. M.. Evcrette. M.. Gatling. J., Gray. D.. Kiser. J.. Mathews. S.. Minton, D.. Morgan. B . Pond. M. L.. Rogers. P . Stewart. B., Winslow, S. This is so typical of the year we just couldn ' t leave it out! Remember those glorious holidays on December 6th and January 19th when we deserted the 3R s for winter sports? Maybe you remcmbcr.too, how it felt to make up those days later on. Oh. well the weather doesn ' t help us much any more unless it does something really spectacular like Hazel or a blizzard. courtesy of joe foulkes! 50 Back row. lop to bottom: Richardson, Butler. Birdsong, Geo.. Hill. Railey, Bird¬ song, Susan, Birdsong, Sally. Mr. Brockwell. Middle row, top to bottom: Vanturc, Everett, Lee, Everett, Taylor. Dcbman, Spivey. Felton, Benton. Odom. Front row. top to bottom: Speight. Blanchard. Rogers, Elmore, Simons. Baker, Knowles. Harrell. President . Barbara Odom Vice-President . Sally Birdsong Secretary....Ann Harrell Bottom row; Sally Birdsong. .. Ana Harrell. Barbara Odom... Nancy Knowles. Sarah Leigh Rogers... Top row: Billie Simons. Martha Elmore... Edward Blanchard... Bob Richardson. .. Chairman .. Secretary ..ex officio Chairman of the Assembly Committee - Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee .. Chairman of the Clubs Committee Chairman of the Public Relations Committee .. Chairman of the Finance Committee Buster Speight... .Chairman of the Publicity Committee .Chairman of the Buildings and Grounds Committee Ways and Means Committee WKMfWBK? I HEAD MAJORETTF Pat tic Mundcn MAJORETTES: Marjorie Price Susan Lupton Betty Jean Knight Betty Brown Culpepper Janet Byrd Faye Pierce Ruby Herrington Barbara Taylor Brenda Bailey Melinda Davidson Miriam Harrell COLOR GUARDS: Bill Powell Gary Hines Jimmy Caulk FLUTES: Carolyn Goodwin Linda Bowen Martha Railcy Ann Garland Dunn Kay Spivey Mary Ann Santo Barbara Tidwell OBOE: Charlotte Hines CLARINETS Dorothy Parr Anna Moore Pat Doss Betty McKinney Joan Steel Patsy Powell Julia Ann Railey June Baker Ann Bruce Aubrey Goldberg Barbara Whitt Laura Munden Ann Curncs Shirley Steel Virginia Hill F.mily Faye Baines Ann Mayo Francis Sydnor Betty Bruce Brenda Beamon Dorothy Daughtrey Rhctta Rose Sara McNeil ALTO SAX: Carol Akers Dorothy Babb Becky Stephenson Fred Johnson TENOR SAX: Mabel Tripp Susan Winslow HORN: Lauretta Marsh Eva Green Margaret Causey CORNET: Jimmy Ware Ralph Tanner Randall Caton Joe Familant Harold Familant Mark Schnilzer Bobby Taylor Ruby Jakcman Bill Hines Phil Evans Sammy Sherrard Bill Harrell Jethro Howell TROMBONE: David Solomon Ronnie King George Blair Bill Scott Billy Wyatt Ralph Biittner BARITONE: Ray Brown Ronald Crocker BASS CLARINETS: BASS: Carson Barnes Bob Speight Roland Claud DRUMS: Bobby Coulbourn Charley McKinney Beverly Duke Betty Allsbrook Ralph White Patsy Rogers Marjorie Shotton BELLS: Nancy Hurley Barbara Wallace 54 First Ron Secretary. Sally Birdsong; Treasurer, Lynne Roberts; President. Martha Elmore; Vice-President. Betty Hayes; Sponsor. Miss Reed West. Second Row: Bolton. Rollings. Goldberg. Custis, Rogers. Adkins. Martin, Turner. Brothers. Third Row: Bell. Vanture. Byrd, Brinkley. Light- ncr. Doughty. Green. Womblc, Hines. Sadler. Fourth Row: Wills. Holmes. Caulk. Ellison, Petty, White, Elmore. Dunning, Stokley. Pond. Fifth Row: Winslow, Scott. Parks. Oliver. Keenan, Skinner, Everett, Weems. Butler. Dramatic Club Cast of three-act play Letters To Lucerne Choral Club The a cappella group. Mr. James Shipp Members: Patricia Jones. Margaret Ross. Gary Hines, Pattie Munden, Laura Munden, Carolyn Goodwin, Regina Hol¬ land, Carolyn Bell, Kath¬ erine Bell, Sylvia Arthurs, Fay Adkins, Sarah Rogers, Jackie Thomas, Bobby Couibourn, Laur¬ etta Marsh, David Hol¬ iday, Beverly Stokley. Carol Browning, Burton Lightner. George Bird¬ song. Alice Cudlipp, Joe Ann Williams, Faye Gor¬ don, Anne Dunning, Jane Vanture, Sherry West. Nancy Knowles, Loretta Hines, Eleanor, Briley, Mary Jane Thomas, Sue Benton, Pat Scott, Jane Caulk. Virginia Joynes. Carolyn White, Emeline Elmore, Charlie McKin¬ ney. Peter Neal, Tish Keenan, Cindy Quayle. Martha Elmore, Sally Birdsong, Beverly Burton. Carol Akers, David Solo¬ mon, Bernard Bangley. Duane Jubenville, Tim Plyler, Buster Speight. Sam Oliver, Bob Skinner. Bayla Goldberg. President. Vice President Secretary . Treasurer. Librarian . Director: MR. JAMES SHIPP . Beverly Sadler Irvin Salmon Allie G. Baker Anna Moore Martha Joyner MARTHA ELMORE Sports BUSTER SPEIGHT Sports The Peanut Picker Lditor-in-Chiet News Editor Pauline Winslow Bcnita Bernstein, Cindy Quaylc, Beverly Burton, Bucky Thornton, Edward Neal Business Editor.Sylvia Arthurs Business Assistants .... Molly Darden, Audrey Glenn, Pat Scott, Patty Smith Chief Typist.....Frances Glenn Assistant Typist.. Allie Baker Sponsors -- Mrs. Page Ebersole. Mr. James Myatt Sarah Leigh Rogers Ronnie Haynes . Ann Doughtic ..J. T. Little Glen Allsbrook . Ann Rollings . Carolyn White Assistant News Editor . Feature Editor _ Sports Editor . Photographer____ Circulation Editor Exchange Editor Reporters__ Jane Vanture, Bayla Goldberg. Sally Birdsong, Loretta Hines. Martha Jovner. Jane Caulk. Key Club President...Billy Brett Vice President. Edward Blanchard Secretary-Treasurer. Burton Lightner Sponsor....Mr. W. R. Hopkins First row: Brett. Hopkins. Lightner. Blanchard. Second Row Richardson. Callis. Andrews, Russo. Harrell. Third Row: Holladay. Brown. Speight. Willoughby. Birdsong. CIVIC SAMARITAN TRI Hl-Y President.Fay Gordon Vice-president. ..Joyce Odom Second Vice-president— Pearl Blair Corres. Secretary— Sara McNeil Recording Secretary— Sue Benton Treasurer Jane Kauffman Chaplain Barbara Brantley Historian ..Eva Green Sponsors.Mrs. White Mrs. Bailey Elsie Mac Baines. Faye Baines. Roberta Baker, Joyce Blythe, Julia Ann Brinkley. Katherine Buck, Dimples Bums, Carole Crews, Billie Crocker, Linda Daniel, Ellen Davis, Susan Dodd, Miriam Harrell, Virginia Hill, Regina Holland, Pal Jones, Emily Sue Judkins, Phyllis Kincaid. Ann Mayo. Pat Moser. Faye Mc¬ Kenzie, Sandra Pettyjohn. Anna Pond. Martha Railey. Mary Russell, Selina Sawyer, Shirley Steel. Kay Stewart. Jackie Thomas. Holly Thompson, Kay Wallace. Betsy Williams, Barbara Whitt. 9 | Y Clubs f GLADYS YATES TR Hl-Y Seated. Left to Right: Nancy Knowles (president). Billie Simons (vice-pres.). Barbara Odom. Julia Ann Railey (Rec. sec.). Betty Culpepper. Cindy Quayle, Patsy Powell, Dot Parr. Allie Baker (chap.) Eleanor Briley. Katherine Bell. Standing: Betty McKinney. Faye Pierce, Dot Cox (treas.), Joe Ann Williams. Faye Hicks. Ann Bruce, Mary Jane Thomas, Martha Marks, Sylvia Arthurs, Molly Darden, Nancy Hurley. Miss Yates (sponsor). BOYS Hl-Y First Row, Left to Right: Ronny Luke (sec. treas.), Duane Jubenville (vice-pres.). Mr. Utley (sponsor). Bill Elliott (pres.), Ronny Haynes (chap.). Buck Thornton. Second Row: Ray Brown. Charlie McKinney. Jimmy Caulk. David Solomon, Glenn Allsbrook, Bobby Coulbourne. Third Row Bobby Womble. Willard Andrews. Dee Wallace. George Turner, William Turner. George Birdsong. Fourth Row: Peter Neal, Bobby Rayburn. Tommy Murphy. Jimmy Manlove. Beverly Burton. Lin Callis, Bob Richardson. First Row. Left to Right: Peggy Gray. Jane Gayle. Lucy Cutchins. Second Row. Peggy Crabtree, Sandra Mitchell. Rose Gray. Penelope Gray. Third Row: Millie Goodrich, Mrs. Bryant, (sponsor). Linda Spivey. President Lucy Cutchins Vice President .Jane Gayle Secretary.Peggy Gray Treasurer Panic Smith Secretary Ann Benton Treasurer.George Pettyjohn o n Seated: Meredith Crocker. Russell F.lcy, Left to Right, First Row Phillip Harrup, Shirley Kinsey, Margaret Matthews, Ruby Herrington, Ann Benton, Carol Harding, Aubrey Marks. Second Row: Mr. Shipp, spon¬ sor; John Robert Benton. Robert Britt. George Pettyjohn. Shelton Woodall, Jim Deaton. J. T. Little. Mel¬ ton Dailey. Third Row: Bill Howell. Alan Wills, John Lee Jenkins, A1 Felton. Jimmy Manlovc, Hugh Holland, Jeff Davenport. Jimmy Taylor. Fourth Row Randy Sawyer. Bruce Griggs. Gus Vaughan, Ralph Woodward. Tim Plylcr, Buck Wiggins. Alton Byrd, Dewey Jones. FBLA OFFICERS President . Janet Byrd Vice-President Betty Jean Knight Secretary . Rhetta Rose Treasurer Audrey Smith Reporter Frances Glenn Standing: Audrey Smith. Betty Jean Knight, Pearl Johnson, Rhetta Rose. Frances Glenn. M abel Tripp. June Baker. Ruth Gray, Bob Skinner, Catherine Earley, Janet Byrd. Carolyn Bell. Seated: Miss Mamie Baslcr, sponsor. 67 Awards UNITED NATIONS ESSAY WINNERS Ann Doughlie, Barbara Odom, Ann Rollings Mrs. W. B. Lipscomb One of TIDEWATER S TEN BEST DRESSED POSTURE KING AND QUEEN Faye Gordon, Bob Richardson 68 In Memoriam THOMAS H. SYKES Suffolk High School and the football team in particular lost a good friend and loyal supporter in the death of Mr. Tom Sykes on Sep¬ tember 2, 1954. Long a familiar figure in the broadcast booth at Peanut Park, his voice will continue to sound in “Red Raider” ears whenever they take to the field. 1954 SEASON SCORES Suffolk 34 Granby 12 Suffolk 12 . 24 Suffolk 7 . 13 Suffolk 12 . . Va. Beach 12 Suffolk 25 . 0 Suffolk 14 . 0 Suffolk 0 . 20 Suffolk 19 . Smithficld 6 Suffolk 7 . . Fredericksburg 0 Suffolk 0 . 27 Suffolk 130 . Opponents 114 First Row..Left to Right: Tony Russo. Jimmie Taylor. Buster Speight David Crocker. Boh Richardson. Captain Willard Andrews. Lawrence Smith, Billy Brett. Buck Wiggins. Russell Eley. Second Row: James Allen Matthews. Bob Harrell. Bobby Womble. Bruce Griggs. Doug Shotton. Earl Whitley. Lin Callis. Aubrey Marks. Edward Blanchard. Alton Byrd. Third Row: Bill Elliot. Larry Shaffer. Irving Salmon. Prince Butler. David Runnels, Melton Dailey. Billy Todd. Dickey Pettyjohn, Tommy Everett. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach Art Jones. Manager Roy Roberts. Manager Donald Buffkin. Duane Jubenvillc. I. inwood Matthews. Manager Dec Wallace, Manager Otha Rountree. J. V. Coach Hal Furr, Coach Lewis White. “RAIDERS START WITH BANG. BUT SHOTGUNITES MAKE BIGGEST NOISE FOR TITLE The Red Raiders “kicked off their 1954 season with an imposing 34-12 victory over group one Granby. The fire rapidly cooled oft, however, as we were beaten the next two games by Craddock and Norview. Churchland overwhelmed us 20-0 to take the District One, Group Two Championship. This marks the first time that a Church- land team has ever beaten the Raiders. We had a “fair to middling season with 5 victories. 4 defeats and 1 stalemate. Considering last years 15 graduating lettermcn and the loss of Alton Byrd, out at mid-season with a broken leg, we did as well as might have been expected. Coaches “Cap ' n Dick and ‘ Art Jones referring to their library of Raider films which they use con¬ stantly. Offensive Team Left to Riuhl, Line: James Matthews, Lawrence Smith, Willard Andrews, Bob Richardson, David Crocker, Bill Elliot, Alton Byrd. Backs: Bobby Womble, Earl Whitley, Billy Brett, Doug Shotton. Left to Right, Line: Russell Eley. Prince Butler. George Pettyjohn. Lin Callis. Melton Daily. Bruce Griggs. Buck Wiggins. Backs: David Runnels, Billy Hawkins, Larry Shaffer, Irving Salmon. Defensive Team Football Managers: Dee Wallace, Pig Traylor, Don¬ ald Buffkin, Otha Rountree. Hard hilling linebacker and second string quarter back. Billy Brett, is a good man to have around. Bussell Eley, a good defensive man, also snagged a Jm passes for those all important Tony Knsso, our kicking specialist, pui ' cm through the uprights for those all important extra points. Earl Whitley awarded WLPM trophy for “most outstand¬ ing player by Earl Hundley. Suffolk boys named on the All Tidewater Group Two team: Alton Byrd, end; Boh Richardson, cen¬ ter: Bruce Griggs, tackle. Alton Byrd was also named on the All Foreman Field team. Captain Willard Andrews awarded the American Legion Trophy for being most outstanding senior. Looking on are Lawrence Oliver of Post 57 and Coach Eric Tipton of William Mary. James Allen Matthews honored with new Junior Chamber of Commerce Tro¬ phy for best sportsman. The Tom Sykes Memorial Trophy went to Bob Harrell for being most cooperative player on the squad, with Bob Mathias doing the honors. Winners Little Red Raiders Left to Right. I ir t Row Bobby Whitbey, Wayne Whitley, Peter Neal. Beverly Duke. Frank Piland. Jerry Draper. Bob Skinner, Gus Vaughan. Second Row: Jerry Little, Beverly Burton. Joe Buchanan, Harry Johnson, George Birdsong, Tommy Shotton. Alan Jubcnville, Louis Morgan. Third Row: Dicky Pond. George Gardner. Jimmie Caulk. George Turner. Tom Brothers. Steve Johnson. Alan Felton. Herman Baines. Fourth Row: Eddie Weems. Bill Powell. Coach Hal Furr, Andy Boyce, Bobby Taylor. Palmer Runnels. Sealed: Jenny Holladay. mascot; Nancy Knowles, head cheerleader; Muff Birdsong, mascot. Standing: Kay Wallace. Pearl Blair. Martha Marks. Faye Gordon, Cindy Quayle. Jane Vanture. Betsy Williams, Judy Bolton. Jo Kit Brothers. Top Row: Billy Wood, Lawrence Smith, Mr, Jones, Alton Byrd, Duane Jubcnville. Middle Row: Otha Rountree (manager). Beverly Burton, Larry Shaller. J. T. Little, Lin Callis (manager). Bottom Row: Glenn Allsbrook, Melton Dailey, Doug Shotton. Ronnie Willoughby. Dec Wallace. Suffolk 45. .Elizabeth City 58 Suffolk 71. .Franklin 36 Suffolk 49. .Halifax County 56 Suffolk 37. .Thomas Dale 55 Suffolk 61. 57 Suffolk 67. Smithtield 32 Suffolk 94. .Matthew Whaley 36 Suffolk 59. . ..Gloucester 38 Suffolk 107. 44 Suffolk 82. .Smithfield 59 Suffolk 55. .South Norfolk 53 Suffolk 48. .Churchland 78 Suffolk 60. .Virginia Beach 63 Suffolk 108. .Franklin 63 Suffolk 69. .Great Bridge 31 Suffolk 65. .Poquoson 41 Suffolk 69. .Princess Anne 65 Suffolk 50. .Churchland 53 Suffolk 121. 36 Suffolk 75. .York 33 Totals... Suffolk—1,392 Opponents—987 Boys Junior Varsity Basketball Suffolk 28. Llizabeth City 15 Suffolk 51. Chuckatuck 59 Suffolk 29.Matthew Whaley 12 Suffolk 25..Chuckatuck 53 Suffolk 42 Oscar Smith 50 Suffolk 23 Smithfield 41 Suffolk 51 Princess Anne 40 Top Row. It 11 to right: Tom Brothers, manager. Steve Johnson. Joe Watson. Andy Boyce. Jack Ellison. Edgar Beaton. Coach Hal Furr. Bottom Row. left to right: Jerry Little. Irvin Salmon. Jerry Draper. Richard Scott. John Cockey. Girls Intramurals HOCKEY TEAM Front Row: Regina Holland, Martha Sessoms, Jean Murray. Jane Kauffman, Miriam Harrell. Linda Daniel. Second Row: Carol Stockley, Alice Cudlipp, Sherry West. Betty Jean Womblc, Peggy Gray. Ruby Jordan. SOCCER TEAM First Row. Becky Elmore. Joyce Odom, Judy Bolton. Barbara Brantly. Elise Holladay. Second Row: Sandra LoCasio, Pearl Blair. Susan Birdsong, Shannah Parks. Grace Brinkley. Caroline Parker. Elsie Mac Baines. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Carol Stockley. Jean Murray. Jcanine Matthews. Sherry West. Miriam Harrell. Jane Kauffman. Girls’ Basketball 1955 SCORES Suffolk 46. .Franklin 53 Suffolk 31. .Gloucester 47 Suffolk 34. .Prince George 48 Suffolk 45. Smithfield 41 Suffolk 35. .Churchland 53 Suffolk 71. 41 Suffolk 47. .Smithfield 34 Suffolk 47. 48 Suffolk 42. .Great Bridge 48 Suffolk 43. .Poquoson 59 Suffolk 29. 31 Suffolk 42. .Deep Creek 24 Suffolk 52. 41 Suffolk 56. .Virginia Beach 36 Totals... .Suffolk—620 Opponents—604 Standing, left to right: Mr. Dick White, Coach; Carlton Matthews, Alton Byrd. Bob Richardson. James Allen Matthews, Tommy Everett, Willard Andrews. Kneeling, left to right: Irvin Salmon, Jackie Herring, Jack Harry. Sonny Hurt, Jack Salmon. Dick Hodgson. Herman Baines, Robert Britt. Peter Neal. 1954 SCORES Suffolk 1 . .Norview 4 Suffolk 6. .Great Bridge Suffolk 1 Maury 4 Suffolk 3. .Franklin JUIIUIN Suffolk 3 .Wilson 10 Suffolk 0 . .Deep Creek Suffolk 7. .Creeds 3 Suffolk 5. .Poquoson Suffolk 7. .Kempsville 1 Suffolk 1 . .Matthew Whaley 86 Front Row: Prince Butler, Otha Rountree, manager; George Birdsong. Back Row. Ben Mitchell, Bobby Tur¬ ner, Ray Brown, Jay Fraser, Billy Brett. Tennis For the third straight season the Suffolk High tennis team dominated the District I Group 2 tournament held here each year. The finals in both singles and doubles were an all Raider affair. Bobby Turner, Suffolk’s No. 2 player, who has lost only two matches in three regular seasons, upset Ben Mitchell, his No. 1 team mate in the singles. 7-5. 2-6, 6-4, Mitchell won the Group 2 title for the past two years. Turner and Mitchell teamed together to win the doubles with straight set wins over two more Raiders—Ray Brown and Jay Frasier. The scores were 6-4, 6-4. Mitchell and Turner won the Group 2 State Meet with a score of 6-2, 6-0 over Harrisonburg. Of sixteen matches during the entire season only two were lost to Thomas Jefferson. The Suffolk High Track team finished fourth in a field of five in the District Group 2 meet held at Norfolk April 26th, but came up with the day’s top scorer in L. J. Small. Small scored 15 of the Raiders 31 points—placing first in the 100. 220 and shot put. Peter Neal placed first in the mile and Jimmie Taylor tied for first place in the high jump. In the State Group 2 Meet. Small captured first place in the 100 yard dash and second place in the 220. In the first annual Virginia-Pilot Relays the Raider team, composed of Sonny Hurt. William Kilby, L. J. Small, and Bobby Worable, Track finished second. From Row: Holladay, D. I ightner, B. Taylor, J. Shotton. C. Small, L. J. Womblc. B. Jubenville. D. Back Row: Coach Jones Plyler, T. Harry. J. Neal. P. Salmon, J. Elliott, B. (Mgr.) Monogram Club Left to Right, First Row: Kay Wallace, Judy Bolton, Martha Marks, Jane Vanture, Nancy Knowles, Pearl Blair, Betsy Williams, Jo-Kitt Brothers. Second Row: Cindy Quayle. Bayla Goldberg. Martha Custis, Eme- linc Elmore. Sally Birdsong. Lynne Roberts. Barbara Odom. Sarah Leigh Rogers. Faye Gordon. Mr. White. Sponsor. Third Row: Bill Elliott. George Birdsong. Ronnie Willoughby. Doug Shotton. Billy Brett. Dicky Pond. David Crocker, Bobby Womblc, Irvin Salmon. Fourth Row: Alton Byrd, Prince Butler. David Runnels. Peter Neal, Buck Wiggins. Bob Richardson. Buster Speight. Willard Andrews, Otha Rountree. 88 Baseball Front Row, Left to Right: Rayburn, Draper. Britt, Barratt, Coach White, Caulk, manager, Matthews. Back Row: Runnells. Manlove, Smith. Andrews. Richardson. Salmon. 1955 SCORES Suffolk 0 Norview . 14 Suffolk 5 Deep Creek .... 11 Suffolk 10 Great Bridge .. 3 Suffolk 1 Smithfield _ 2 Suffolk 5 York . 4 Suffolk 11 Churchland .... 5 Suffolk 3 Princess Anne 14 Suffolk 0 Warwick 7 Suffolk 4 Smithfield . 5 Suffolk 3 Wilson . 7 Suffolk 0 Wilson . 13 Suffolk 0 Franklin . 8 Golf School Champion Russo tees off in three¬ some with Richardson and F. Shotton. Tennis 1955 TENNIS SCORES Suffolk 7 Great Bridge. .... 2 Suffolk 2 Warwick . . 7 Suffolk 8 Norview . Suffolk 5 Norview . . 4 Suffolk 10 Princess Anne. .... 0 Suffolk 0 Thomas Jefferson . . 7 Suffolk 3 Maury. .... 6 Suffolk 7 Granby . . 0 Suffolk 1 Thomas Jefferson . .... 8 Suffolk 3 Maury. . 6 Suffolk 11 Petersburg. .... 0 Suffolk 2 Warwick . . 7 m A tiiBki •i. Suffolk . Track 1955 SCORES .21% Suffolk . .45% Princess Anne. .65 Great Bridge. .67% ■f Great Bridge. $ Virginia Beach . .25 .16% Suffolk . Smithfield . .39 .45 f Suffolk . .21 w ’ Jimmy demonstrates the Norfolk Catholic. .59 r. broad jump. York. . 9 Above, Front row: Pitsche- nedcr. Early, Taylor, Holladay. Lightner, and Pond. Back Row: Elliott, manager, Jones, Buch¬ anan, Crocker, Murphy, and Coach Furr. Right: Jimmy Taylor making his highest jump of the season, 5 feet, 7 inches. Commencement Mr. Brockwell and Mr. Savage make the following awards: Barbara Odom, General Excellence, DAR Citizenship, Athletics, B ' nai B’rith Scholarship; Willard Andrews, Scholarship, Science; Bob Richardson, Citizenship; Burton Lighter (absent from pic¬ ture) English; Nancy Knowles, Activities, P. T. A. Scholarship; Buster Speight, Ac¬ tivities; Lawrence Smith, Athletics; Fay Adkins, Bookkeeping; Rosalie Brinkley, Dramatics. r H j 1 i Commencement Play _ History of the Peanut’ 1912 1955 NOW IT’S UP TO YOU Your years at Suffolk High School have given you a firm foundation on which to build your future—now it ' s up to you. Your efforts will be directed toward success in your chosen vocation, and American Bank and Trust Company extends BEST WISHES to every graduate. A Savings Account can go a long way in helping to make your dreams come true, and we ' ll welcome the opportunity to serve you during these next important years. You can be sure of a warm welcome at the friendly American Bank! AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Serving MORE people MORE ways than any other Suffolk bank Member: Federal Reserve System — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A familiar sight at WLPM — a group of high school students watching Mr. Shipp, one of our teachers, broadcasting. Everybody in Suffolk listens to WLPM! Loretta is trying hard to sell Fay a smart pair of shoes. She ' ll get them, too, ' cause for SHS students, RUSSELL AND HOLMES is the place for cute shoes and other accessories. Now, Sir, this is just what you want— Merritt helps Prince make up his mind at the ESQUIRE SHOP, our students ' headquarters for clothes in Suffolk. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS, TO THE SENIOR CLASS SENIORS, ★ from SUFFOLK IRON WORKS RUSSELL ' S Machinist Welders Service With A Smile THE HURLEY PRESS ★ QUALITY PRINTING SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Phone: 4741 Compliments of NANSEMOND GRO. CO., INC Pure Gold Flour Plee-zing Products Suffolk, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS ★ LUMMIS and COMPANY Best Wishes To Compliments of The Class of 1955 NANSEMOND DRUG CO. ★ Where You Get the Best of Quality and Service SUFFOLK FLORAL GARDENS ★ Phone: 3414 We Deliver CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST TO THE SEN 1 O R CLASS O F 1 9 5 5 1880 - OUR 75th ANNIVERSARY - 1955 For Your Pocketbooks ' Sake . . . CARL SCHADEL GET THE PENNEY BUYING HABIT! SHEET METAL WORKS ★ Suffolk, Virginia J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Suffolk, Virginia Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capital Records ★ PHILCO RADIOS, TELEVISION and REFRIGERATORS Congratulations To The Class of 1955 B. D. LADERBERG and SON Department Store 179-187 East Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, INC. 173 North Main Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments to the Class of 1955 Phone: 2511 P.O.Box 138 KELLEY FURNITURE COMPANY 207 East Washington Street Phone 3331 COMPLIMENTS Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1955 JANUARY ' S ★ Compliments of HOWELL ' S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 300 Caroline Avenue Suffolk, Virginia Dial 3421 Suffolk ' s Largest and Best Equipped BIRDSONG STORAGE COMPANY Incorporated ★ Suffolk, Virginia Best Wishes to the 1955 Senior Cl ass LIVESAY ' S TEXACO STATION SAM LEVY JEWELRY 109 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia SUFFOLK QUALITY CLEANERS RUGS CLEANED and STORED 807 West Washington Street SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Burke H. Howell, Proprietor Dial 9441 Keepsake Diamonds Phone 6841 Best Wishes, SENIORS! ★ SUFFOLK PEANUT COMPANY Compliments J. E. AUTO SUPPLY CO. Wholesale AUTO PARTS and Service Corner of South Main and Cherry Streets Suffolk, Virginia Dial: 9944 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS ★ THE HUB Getting a new dress for the Junior Hundred, Jane? You ' ll find just the thing at LEGGETT ' S in Suffolk. Anne will show you some beauti¬ ful sweaters and skirts for school, too. Whenever there ' s going to be a special event at school, the Suffolk High boy always buys flowers for his girl from PIN¬ NER ' S FLOWER SHOP. Flowers from PINNER ' S give a speciol SUFFOLK EQUIPMENT CO. Windsor Highway Elephant ' s Fork Telephone 9361 Suffolk, Virginia Looks os if Julio Ann ' s getting some help with her sewing. The SINGER SEWING CENTER in Suffolk is just the place. Girls, try their six- weeks course this summer! Going to buy it, Ann? If you ' re smart, you willl Many of the Suffolk High School girls get all their cute school and party clothes from MONTGOMERY WARD ' S Edward and Bruce are ready for a ride in the Driver Training Car from the BLAIR MOTOR CO. This car along with the driver ' s training program at Suffolk High is one reason our students are — BEST WISHES from THE FRANCES SHOPPE Ladies Ready to Wear 204 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of HARRELL ELECTRIC CO. W. B. Harrell, Jr. — Graham B. Harrell Congratulations to the CONGRATULATIONS, Class of 1955 SENIORS! ★ ★ RAYMOND O. BROWN ROYAL TYPEWRITERS BOWDEN FLORIST VICTOR ADDING MACHINES 212 West Washington Street 134 South Main Street Dial: 3698 Whether Your Garments Are Old or New DRAPER TRANSFER SERVICE We Clean Them To Satisfy You 120 Tines Street BENNETT ' S MASTER CLEANERS Suffolk, Virginia Telephone 2800 Dial 6821 105 Hall Avenue 700 East Washington Street Complete Motor Freight Service Suffolk, Virginia Coast to Coast Congratulations To The Class of 1955 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE from SENIOR CLASS THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY ★ PAINT HEADQUARTERS 122 North Main Street HARRY P. TAYLOR Suffolk, Virginia ELECTRICAL COMPANY Phone 2229 Compliments of Z. TURNER Compliments CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractor of Office: 123 Wellons Street Phone 4781 P. O. Box 37 J. M. BUTLER SON Suffolk, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF HOME LAUNDRY R. R. ALLEN and SON JOHN A. HOWELL Distributor for Owner Automatic Delco-Heat and Water Systems Suffolk, Virginia APARTMENTS and HOUSES HOLLADAY FASHIONS FOR SALE and RENT For Personalized Service L. S. BURTON Real Estate 117 North Saratoga Street Suffolk, Virginia Phone 2581 Dial: 9100 COMPLIMENTS Congratulations to o f The Class of 1955 THE COLLEGE SHOP Misses-Junior Ready to Wear ★ and Accessories BEAMON ' S INC. 124 West Washington Square Building and Automobile Supplies GODWIN MOTOR COMPANY, INC Tom Whitfield, President PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SERVICE AUTOMOBILES ond TRUCKS 423 - 25 - 27 West Washington Street SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA There’s a one and only in refreshment, too _ 7 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY SUFFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS SUFFOLK MOTOR COMPANY BUICK - PONTIAC Sales and Service Used Cars 245 West Washington Street Dial 9948 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 BARR BROTHERS Friendly Jewelers Credit for all Suffolk High Students H. M. Small, Manager Phone 3260 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! SUFFOLK HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Supplied by GEORGE ' S T. V. CENTER Geo. W. Boone W. C. SAUNDERS COMPANY 717 East Grace St. Richmond, Va. Betty and Bob are looking at their new Samsonite luggage at THORTON-JAFFE. There s no better luggage to take away to school with you. It really can take that four-year grind. See Samsonite soon of THORTON-JAFFE. COMPLIMENTS Compliments of of C. C. CLARK MOTOR COMPANY CRYSTAL RESTAURANT 248 West Washington Street ★ Suffolk, Virginia Suffolk ' s Largest and Most Modern Restaurant ★ SUFFOLK PACKING CO., INC. Compliments Smithfield Highway of Wholesale Meats Meat Products SIMPSON ' S Custom Slaughtering ★ Phone 2354-2355 Residence 9461 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS) Best Wishes to DUDLEY N. ROLLINGS The Class of 1955 at John F. and John B. Pinner AR«d it (hi root Incorporated 119 South Main Street RflmSEV STRDL T Tt’el etelJWr REAL ESTATE surrout Virginia INSURANCE - RENTALS BRINKLEY ICE PLANT CONGRATULATIONS, 625 East Washington Street SENIORS! Suffolk, Virginia Wholesale and Retail Ice Visit us at our new location on Route 13 SPECIALIZING Outside of City Limits IN PARTY ICE Phone 4491 REGINALD E. BROTHERS CO., INC. V. C. CLEANERS and LAUNDRY SUFFOLK NEWS-HERALD Suffolk ' s Leading Quality Cleaners Dial 3161 126 East Washington Street The home town newspaper of Suffolk and the communities of its rich agricultural area. FELTON APPLIANCE CO. HOT POINT SALES AND SERVICE NECCHI SEWING MACHINES Dial: 2381 SUFFOLK ' S LARGEST CLEANERS 109 South Saratoga Street SOUTHERN DRY CLEANERS Suffolk, Virginia 239 West Washington Street T. Roland Felton, Proprietor Telephone 4482 Suffolk, Virginia NEHI BOTTLING CO. CONGRATULATIONS | OF SUFFOLK TO THE SENIOR CLASS! 312 Caroline Avenue Suffolk, Virginia THE .FASHION SHOP CONG RATULATIONS, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS) TO THE CLASS OF 1955 BRIGGS MOTOR CO. SUFFOLK OIL MILLS, INC. 321 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia The crowd ' s of BRADSHAW ' S os usual, and having o good time, too. Be sure fo come to BRADSHAW ' S after school and dates. There ' s always somebody there you want to seel Allie Gardner wants some new beads, so she heads right for JOSEPH P. HALL, INC. in Suffolk. They have everything you want in the woy of cosmetics and jewelry, and they also carry camera supplies. Going hunting, Willard? BYRUM HARDWARE CO. has many fine guns and other sports equip¬ ment. They hove a lovely gift department, too, girlsl Better stock up with popcorn and candy; it ' s o good show! You ' ll always find Suffolk High students at the PALACE THEATER after school and on Saturday nights. Have fun, yo ' alll There ' s always much excitement at school when the closs rings arrive at BREWER ' S. Anne and Fay really look pleased as Anna gives them their rings. BREWER ' S is a good place to get gifts of all kinds, too! Looks as if Prince, Lawrence, and Dickie are working hard at the SIDEWALK MARKET. It ' s a good place to get anything you want in the way of groceries. Glasses need never make any student un¬ attractive. Just see JOHNSON OPTICIANS, INC., for stylish frames which can be very becoming to all types. Also JOHNSON ' S will fill your eye¬ glass prescriptions. MR. PEANUT EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE PUPILS OF SUFFOLK HIGH SCHOOL .... PLANTERS .� o� ,� PEANUTS SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR MORE THAN EIGHTY-FIVE YEARS General Banking and Trust Service THE FARMERS BANK OF NANSEMOND SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA ★ Organized 1869 Member F. D. I. C. Member Federal Reserve System Oryniiyd National Bank of Suffolk Suffolk. Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 SUFFOLK FEED AND FUEL COMPANY Quality Service Since 1903 For the Best in Coal and Fuel Oil Phone 2323 Established 1891 1. O. HILL and COMPANY Dealers in Quality Furniture 159 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia MERCURY LINCOLN Sales - Service NANSEMOND MOTORS 428 East Pinner Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of SUFFOLK RADIO and T. V. SERVICE Telephone 2110 602 West Washington Street Compliments of LEON A. FAMILANT ENTERPRISES Compliments of THE PASTRY SHOP 314 West Washington Street Phone 6443 SPIVEY MOTOR SALES P. O. Box 228, EUphonti Fork 55“ SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA cJ UUer COMPLIMENTS of SCHERR ' S ESSO SERVICENTER Kimberly Suffolk, Virginia Dial: 9817 W. B. SPIVEY. Ownor T.I.phon. 5851 Best Wishes to a Fine School and to the 1955 Seniors SUFFOLK LUMBER Minneapolis-Moline Tractors and Farm Machinery CO., INC. Serving Suffolk Since 1920 Mulberry and Jefferson Streets Phone 3581 Suffolk, Virginia WOODWARD FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 5561 P. O. Box 61 158 South Main Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments Compliments of of SUFFOLK CITY TRANSIT GREENFIELD DAIRY ★ RIDE . . . and . . . SAVE R. W. BAKER CO. FINE FURNITURE Established CHOREY-JONES MOTORS, INC. 1885 208 W. Washington St. Phone 3861 Suffolk, Va. Telephone 9958 800-802 West Washington St. Suffolk, Virginia What Your Home Needs We Have! ' v-r CHARLES H. SHOTTON, CO. Appliances, Building Materials, and Hardware 188 E. Washington St. Phone 3416 DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service NORMAN PACKING CORPORATION Dealers in MEATS, PROVISIONS and PRODUCE Pepsi-Cola PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING WORKS 338-340 East Washington Street Suffolk, Va. 107 Hall Avenue Suffolk, Virginia Dial: 2386 -2387 CREDITS Publishers.... .Myers Co. Richmond Topeka Covers .Kingscraft Kingsport, Tenn. Photos.McIntosh Studios Norfolk, Va. Delmar Studios Charlotte, N. C. W. E. A. Moore Suffolk, Va. J. T. McClenny Suffolk, Va. Phone 5711 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff wishes particularly to thank Miss Ann Hines of the S. H. S. Art Department for the development of the divider pages. Both concept and execution were under her guidance; she was assisted by Anne Dunning and Dot Parr. Phone MA 5-2102 McIntosh studio of PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. 117 W. 21st Street Norfolk 10, Va. Our Editors and Sponsor confer with Mr. McIntosh and his receptionist before mailing the final copy of The Peanut . We are indeed grateful to Mr. McIntosh for the fine Senior and faculty portraits which he did for us plus most of our group work. He was most cooperative and we found working with him quite a pleasure. YEARBOOKS