Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

foreword ortieth voltunt- of THE 1‘EANI T. we haw the honor of presenting the seal of Suffolk Higli dioolf This ' splendid erfibl m was drawn up by a school-minded student In the spring of f942 anflft has since been declared one of the most beautiful in the state. We hope that in the years to come you may look back with pride on this symbol, of all that Suffolk High stands for, all that she means to us, all that she has given us: the lamp of learning, the cross of spiritual development, the crown of leadership. You may remember with pleasure the part that you played in her development when you see, shining above the shield, the star of progress, whose five points indi¬ cate the ways in which Suffolk High strives to grow: socially, morally, spiritually, mentally, and physically. The circumscribed wreath, tied with the knot of friendship, is of oak, representing strength: and laurel, victory in these five fields of progress. The battles fought to surpass the obstacles standing in the way of victory are portrayed by the torn mantle around the shield. Betweep. the covers of this PEANUT we have tried to include all the activities wfiieh have carried out the ideals expressed in the seal. Along with this record six seniors, selected bvTheir class as most out¬ standing, are the theme of tliis? 5 Dat Optimum.” 7jhe Peanut 1958 Co-Editors: PATRICIA JONES BETSY WILLIAMS A friendly smile, a gay laugh, and a heart abounding with joy are only a few of the characteristics that make her dear to every student in Suffolk High. Almost any time during the day you can walk into the office and find a smiling face eager to help you. With pen¬ cil and pad in her hand, taking dictation from Mr. Helmer or Mr. Jones or at the typewriter typing daily announce¬ ments. she still finds time to teach a shorthand class. We, the Peanut staff, dedicate with pride and pleasure, this Thirty-sixth Volume of The Peanut to Mrs. Anne Nor¬ fleet. our teacher and friend. dedication Mr. J. M. Helmer Principal Suffolk Sc i ool (Board Mr. Arthur E. Jones. Jr. Assistant Principal MEMBERS: Mr. W. P. Vaden. Mr. George Lighlner. Mr. J. E. Parker, Mr. W. R. Savage. Chairman. Mr. Kermit Kelly, Mrs. William M. Birdsong. Missing from picture, Mr. George Thornton. 6 Cla33 cActivily Here we find Mr . Lip¬ scomb trying to get across that last year of grammar to the senior . Mr. Campbell dictates a letter while Elsie Mae uses her typing -kill at the typewriter. The girls in Home Economics, look on as a visitor explains how they are to use a sewing machine. Peggy and Tommy look very interested as Mr. Crocker explains one of the many ex¬ periment in chemistry. Miss Yates instructs the senior government students in many phases of our federal affairs. Miss Koontz watches her students as they learn how to use the microscope in their Biology class. Here we find a group of senior girls being instructed by Miss Basler in many different office machines. Mr. George Baker Wake Foresl East Carolina, B. S. University of North Carolina Miss Virginia Brinkley Longwood College, B. S. Miss Mamie Basler Mary Washington College, B. S. Miss Marguerite Bell Madison College, B. S. faculty. 10 faculty Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Sweet Briar, A. B. I niversity of North Carolina Mrs. Marian EIIU University of North Carolina, A. B. William and Mary Mr. Hal Furr Wake Forest. B. A.. M. A. Mrs. Miriam Goldberg Madison, B. S. John Hopkins Mr. Wynn Gregory University of Richmond. B. S. Mr. Henry Gram Lawrence College, B. A. Temple University Mr. Robert Herring East Carolina. B. S. faculty. Mr. Hill Kilby Staunton Military Academy 12 Mrs. Frances Kitchen Michigan State University Mrs. Willard B. Lipscomb West ham pt on College, A. B. Qaculti Mrs. John Perts St. Catherine Institute St. Petersburg, Russia Mr. Frank Mesite Shenadore Conservatory of Music, B. M. E. Mrs. Odille Phelts Wesleyan, A. B. University of Pennsylvania Mrs. Fred Norfleet Mary Washington College, B. S. Miss Anna Koonlz Madison College, B. S. University of Virginia, M. Ed. Mr. Marvin Pickard University of North Carolina, AS. Appalachian State Teachers College, M.A. Mr. Arthur Spoltore Appalatian State If ilHam and Mary Miss Reed West College of William and Mary. AS. University of Virginia, M.Ed. Miss Mary Robertson Longuood College, BS. Mrs. Lillian Stroud West Hampton, B.A. Mrs. Mathews, Mr. D. D. Wallace, Mrs. Stanley; Miss Herbert: Miss Parker. Mr. Lewis White Hampden-Sydney College, BS. 14 Miss Gladys Yates Eton College, A. B. Emily Faye Baines Roberta Baker Ellen Bass Frances Bradley Betty Anne Allsbrook Elsie Mae Baines Julia Anne Brinkley Set niorJ OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors John King Emily Sue Judkins Miss Yales; Mrs. Lipscomb Jimmy Caulk Jerry Draper Billie Crocker Bobby Coulbourn Seniori Alice Cudlipp Anne Garland Dunn Randolph Earley Carol Jean Crews Mary Ellis William Thomas Everett, Jr. Harold Familant Senu niori Phvllis links Penny Gray Barbara Harrell Rose Gra c Phyllis Kincaid John King Senit eruori Lucienne Marcouz Patricia Lee Moser Sandra Mitchell Jesse Leggett Anne Holmes Mayo Tommy Murphy Mona Faye McKenzie Seniors Charles McKinney Walter Nurney Sandra Pettyjohn Fdith Dolores Munford Raymond McNeill Anna Pond William E. Powell Jr. Seni eniori Roy Roberts Barbara Simmons Judith Shorter Mary Ann Santo Kay Spivey Shirley Steel Seniors Roberta Kaye Stewart Holly Thompson George Thornton David Solomon Edward Sutphin The Six Seniors pictured on these pages were chosen from a class of seventy-one by the Seniors. Themselves, each member naming six choices by secret ballot. They represent their classmates ' ideal of leadership, citizenship, and personality. ii m HAROLD FAMILANT 26 MOST STUDIOUS: Sue Judkins and Harold Familant MOST ATHLETIC: Mary Ellis and Jerry Draper BEST PERSONALITY: Betsy Williams and Jimmy Caulk MOST DEPENDABLE: Roberta Baker and Alan Jubenville 28 CRAZIEST Molly Thompson ami Bobby Coulbourn BEST LOOKING Betsy Williams ami William E. Powell BEST ALL ROUND Betsy Williams ami Alan Jubenville MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Whitfield and Alan Jubenville 1 junior 2 Sandra Arnold Nancy Baker Betty Jean Barrett fruniori Officer! President.Jimmy Mathews Vice President.Julia Pond Secretary.Margaret Causey Treasurer.Betty Dare Tidwell Sponsors .... Burton, Baker, Stroud 33 Aubrey Goldberg Allie Blue Habel Mike Harlan Amy Helmer John Harrell Bill Hines - junior Tommy Foster John Galvin Jack Gayle Charlotte Hines Becky Hofler Pat Holladay Joe Harrell Judy Haslett Virginia Hayes 35 Junior4 Joan Nowell Sandra Ohlinger Binford Parker Kay Sadler Mark Schnitzer Patricia Shotton FIRST ROW: Billy Speight; Becky Stephenson; Bobby Taylor. SECOND ROW: Faye Thomas; Lynn Thomas; Betty Dare Tidwell; Robert Turner; Carol Walton. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Watson; Sandra Weatherly; Rose Marie Wese; Alice White; Ralph White. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Whitley; Wayne Whitley; Joe Wilkins; Martha Wills; Judy Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Amelia Winslow; Judy Written- berry; Billy Wyatt. __ Sophomore3 OHicerd President.Mary Lawrence Pond Vice President.Mary Ann Debnam Sec.-Treas.Linda Annas Sponsors.Crocker, Campbell, West, Phelps, Koontz FIRST ROW: Linda Annas; Townsand Artman; Connie AsbelL SECOND ROW: Betty Aston; Linda Aston; Billy Babb; John Baker; Lucille Barden. THIRD ROW: Pat Barden; Alphine Barrett; Brenda Beamon; Kenneth Beaton; Jeff Bernstein. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Benton; Ralph Bittner; George Blair; Catherine Breakiron; Pat Brinkley. FIFTH ROW: Walter Britt; Berry Bruce; Beth Buchanan; Arlene Butler. 40 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Betty Byrd; Mary Carolyn Carter; Robert Carter; George Carr: Billy Chapman; Jesse Claude. SECOND ROW: Rufus Cope: Anette Cross; Bucky Daniels; Dottie Daughtrey: Marv Ann Debnam; Jim Dennis. THIRD ROW: Eddie Deshields; Richard Dodd; Peter Doughtie; Bobby Draper; Margaret Edwards; Sammie Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Jack Eure; Phil Evans; Jerry Far- less; Linda Farrenkoph; Berry Fitzhugh; Jim Flynn. Sophomore3 FIRST ROW : Bobby Gardner; Joyce GatHgigp Audrey Glenn; Billy Harrell; Morgan Haslett; Nila Haslett. SECOND ROW: Sandra JJicks; Jimmy Hill; Mike Hobbs; Frankie Holland: Jackie Holland; Peerman Holland. THIRD ROW: Woody Holton; Joyce Howell: Jackie Hutton; Rodney James; Pa¬ tricia Jernigan. FOl RTH ROW: Jacquelyn Jones; Jeanette Jones; Jackie Kaiser; Ronnie King; Robert Kinsey; Jimmy Knolle. 42 Sophomores HRST ROW: Linda Leake; Evelyn Lee; Rita Long; Leslie Matthews; Shirley Matthews; Nat Meakin. SECOND ROW: Pam Miltier; Dianne Minton; Kay Mitchell; Patsy Mitchell; Glenda Mizell; Barbara Morgan. THIRD ROW: Emery Nichols; Shirley Owens; Jimmy Panton; Henry Parker; Sue Parker; Virginia Parker. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Pettyjohn; Kaye Pierce; Charles Pond; Mary Lawrence Pond; Samuel Powell; Edwina Price. 43 FIRST ROW: Patsy Rogers; Richard Savage; Billy Scott; Frances Scott; Sammy Sherard; Marjorie Shotton. SECOND ROW: Chuck Smith; Bobby Speight; Sue Stallings; Sandra Stanfield; Kay Stay- lor; Betty Steward. THIRD ROW: John Edward Story; Frances Sydnor; James Sydnor; Anne Taylor; Mary Eleanor Thornton; Barbara Tidwell. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Tribble; Barbara Wallace; Tom Walsh; Diane Ward; Carol Warrington; Jack West. FIFTH ROW: Paige West; Mac Whitley; Charles Wilkins; Becky Willoughby; Helen Wyrick; Anna Zajicek. 44 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Adkins; Asbell; Baird. SECOND ROW: Barden; Bartles; Beamon; Birdsong. THIRD ROW: Bolton; Bracy; Brantley; Bristow; Browrn. FOURTH ROW: Brown; Browning; Bryant; Byrd; Carr; Clay. FIFTH ROW: Corcoran; Coulbourn; Courtney; Crocker; Curnes; Davidson; Duck. SIXTH ROW: Duke; Earley; Ellis; Eure; Everett; Felgentreu; Felton. SEVENTH ROW: Fletcher; Forbes; Catling; Gay; Goldberg; Grant; Gray. 46 FIRST ROW: Gray; Gray; Green. SECOND ROW: Habel; Harrell; Harrison; Harry. THIRD ROW: Herring; Hewitt; Hiltner; Holland: Holland. FOLRTH ROW: Holt: House; Howell; Howard; Johnson; Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Johnson; Johnson; Johnson; Jordon; Joyner; Kelley; Klages. SIXTH ROW: Kotz: Leggett; Lightner: LoCasci ; Lowe; Marcoux: Martin. SEVENTH ROW: Mar¬ shall; Matteson; Matthews; Mclaughlin; Missett; Mitchell; Nichols. 47 FIRST ROW: Norfleet; Norfleet; Nowell. SECOND ROW: Odey; Oliver; Parker; Parker. THIRD ROW: Pheil; Pond; Pond; Powell; Price. FOURTH ROW: Rawls; Reeves; Reid; Richards; Riddick; Rieger; Rollings. FIFTH ROW: Rupp; Ruther; Simpson; Smith; Speight; Stallings; Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Taylor; Thompson; Turner; Turner; Tyler; Vaughan; Waddell. SEVENTH ROW: Wade; Ward; Wills; Woodward; Womble; Wreen; Zajicek. 48 FIRST ROW: Gardner: Garnett: Gatling. SECOND ROW: Grady; Gray: Green: Grefe. THIRD ROW: Gwaltney; Harrell: Harrell: Harrell: Harrell: Hawkins: Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Haynes; Heath: Holier; Holland; Holly: Howell: Jones. FIFTH ROW : Jones: Jones; Johnson; Johnson; Klages; Kincaid; Laderberg. SIXTH ROW: Lucas: Lupton: Monahan; Miles: Michael: Matthews; Mann. SEVENTH ROW ' : Nelms; Nelms; Niekols; Nowell; Odom; Overman: Overman. 50 FIRST ROW: Adams: Adams; Antis. SECOND ROW: Asbell: Asimos; Baily; Baines. THIRD ROW: Baker: Barrett: Bell; Blackley; Blair; Benton; Blicley. FOURTH ROW: Bradley: Bradshaw; Branch; Brinkley; Brinkley; Brooks; Buchanan. FIFTH ROW: Bunch; Burton; Carter; Carter: Caton; Chand¬ ler; Coulbourn. SIXTH ROW: Cox: Dail; Dillard; Doss; Droves; Ellis; Eure. SEVENTH ROW: Ev¬ erett; Fanenkope; Felton; Flynn; Foster; Foster;Galvin. 51 FIRST ROW: Parker; Pearce; Pinner; Powell. SECOND ROW: Pratt; Ralph; Rogers; Rountree. THIRD ROW: Russell; Russell; Saecker; Scott; Scott; Simpson. FOURTH ROW: Speer; Smith; Spivey; Steel; Stephenson; Stone; Todd. FIFTH ROW: Thomas; Traylor; Turner: Turner; Vaden; Vaughan; Vaughan. SIXTH ROW: Volper; Ward; Warrington; Watson; Weintrol; Westnedge. SEV¬ ENTH ROW: Whitley; Williams; Williams; Wilkins; Winslow; Wormwood; Writtenberry. 52 Seventh MRS. MATHEW ' S ROOM: Aston; Eure; Fanney; Fraser; Hart; Holloman; I.amb; Milbum; Missett: Simpson; Wade; Wilkins; Wilkinson; Wrenn; Ward: Barnhill; Bracey; Doughtie; Foster; Codsey; Murphy; Pond; Rid¬ dick; Shepherd; Webb; White. MRS. WALLACE’S ROOM: Beamon; Dunn; Evans; Grif fin; Hawkins; Johnson; Johnson; Hobbs; Powell; Salmon Shotton; Stetson; Tucker; Bradshaw; Asimos; Byrd Duck; Ellis; Evans; Fletcher; Harrell; Jones; Lee Nimmo; Sheffield; Tew; Valentine. MISS HERBERT ' S ROOM: Andrews; Barrett; Ellis; Gray; Hill; Howard; King; Leggett; Parker; Robert; Rogers; Russell; Spivey; Alexander; Antis; Beamon; Qrade MRS. STANLEY’S ROOM: Brarey; Bray; Brinkley; Burden; Floyd; Crete; Howell; Lawson; Mansfield: Me- Lemore; Nichols; Smith; Speight; Turner: Williams: Wyatt; Ward; Austin: Cross; Harrell; Lassiter; Miller; Stone; Williams; W att; Siemasko; Simmons. Curnes; Delpiero; Fitzhugh; Johnson; Johnson; Jones; Martin; Morgan; Wills. MISS PARKER ' S ROOM: Baines; Baker; Bartlrs; Bitt¬ ner; Britt; Case; Familant; Felton; Gaston; Hill; John¬ son; King; Marshall; Morgan; Oliver; Powell; Savage; Stephenson; Umphlette; Wormwood; Young; Sylvian; Hines: Kent; McClenny;! Parket; Rice. - “Pep cA emblyJ — Lets Hav£ A Victory Toni Student Senate For the year 1957 58, something new has been added to Suffolk High School. A new class called The Leadership Class ’ has been formed in which all Student Senate representatives are members. This class meets every other week, alternating with the Wa s and Means Committee, during 6th period. Once a week Miss Be ll teaches the students parli- mentary procedure which has proved to be very helpful in presiding over meetings. Alan Jubenville leads the Senate as president, with Alice White serving as vice president and Emily Sue Judkins, secretary. MEMBERS: Jubenville. Judkins, Vi bite, Haki-r. Jones, Williams, LoCascio, LoCascio. Annas, Thompson, Milter. )Ii 1 . Willoughby. West, Goldberg, Thornton. Hayes. Hines. Whitfield. Benton. Goldberg. Mathews, Howell. Kamilanl. - CHAIRMAN—Alice White ASSEMBLY—Roberta Baker Kay Wallace PUBLICITY—Sandra LoCascio BUILDING AND GROUNDS—Jimmy Mathews SOCIAL—Buck Thornton PUBLIC RELATIONS—Mary Lawrance Pond CLUBS—Harold Familant EX-OFFICIO—Alan Jubenville SECRETARY—Emily Sue Judkins JUNIOR SENATE OFFICERS President —James Blair Vice-President —Andy Dunn Secretary —Charlotte Steel 11 ay l and JUean3 junior Jdiyh Senate 59 Pam Milter Junior Assistant Allie Blue Habel Charlotte Hines Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Peanut PusineM Stall BUSINESS STAFF: Emily Sue Judkins, irginia A nn HTll. Shirley Steel, Joyce Blyth. Charlotte Hines, Mary Ellis. Johanna Pruden, Virginia Hayes. Barbara Harrell, Frances Bradley, Allie Blue Hable, Faye McKenzie. Joy Lynn Howell. Phyllis Hicks, Betty Dare Tidwell, Marlene Bowrden. Anna Pond, Barbara Whitt, Becky Stevenson, Edwiner Price. Pam Milter. Sandra Pettyjohn, Phyllis Kincaid, Judy Shorter. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Holly Thompson STAFF AND CHIEFS T he Peanut Picker Editor-in-Chief . Holly Thompson News Editor . Joyce Folk Assistants of News. David Lyons and Bobby Taylor Feature Editor . Becky Elmore Assistants of Feature. Becky Willoughby and Pat Thompson Sports Editor . Aubrey Goldberg Assistant of Sports . Tommy Benton Business Manager . Grace Brinkley Assistants of Business . Sandra Stanfield. Mqyv l .-iwrence Pond Circulation Managers . Pam Miltier and Jackie WrenTr- ' Exchange Managers . Anne Taylor anti Betty Stewart Photographers . Jimmie Matthews and Mark Schnitzrr Typists . Anne Mayo, Kaye Stewart and Kay Spivey Sponsors . .Mrs. Kitchin and Miss Bell Business Sponsors . Mr. Baker and Mrs. Dixon Reporters . Ellen Bass. Jimmie Matthews. Joyce Powell. Edie Goldberg, Peggy Dale, Becky Hofler. Caroline Parker. Sandra Arnold. Jeanette Jones, Jacqueline Jones, Kassie Pond, Jean Brown.‘Mary Jo LoCascio, Eleanor Parker. Barbara Wallace, Ann S. Norfleet. Margaret Edwards. Linda Anna . Phyllis Eure. Marjorie Shotton, Kay Staylor. Sue Stallings, Marjorie Wills. Frances Galvin. Penny Holland. Jane Coulbourne, Marlyn Bowden. Frances Sydnor, Meljjul -DnvtrfsoH. Mary Ann Debnaml Charlotte Hines, David Carter. Kiddiek Harrell, Rallies Blair. Nellie Eure, Glenda Mizcll and Sue Peueei- -- ' Qlady3 fate3 ZJri - J4i - 0Ulcer 3 President.Emily Sue Judkins 1st Vice President.Betsy Williams 2nd Vice President.Holly Thompson Secretary.Julia Ann Brinkley Recording Secretary.Kay Spivey Treasurer.Kaye Wallace Chaplain .Joyce Blyth Sponsor.Miss Yates MEMBERS Civic Samaritan Z)ri-J4i- y OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Historian Becky Willoughby Pat Brinkley Linda Annas Barbari Tidwell Cassie Pond Connie Reid Kay-fay Mi-If Officers President.Bill Darden 1st Vice-President.Peerman Holland 2nd Vice-President.Bobby Speight Secretary . Rodney James Treasurer.Billy Chapman Chaplain.John Baker Historian . George Carr Sponsor.Mr. Campbell FIRST ROW: Britt; Kelly; Darden; Baker. SPONSOR: Campbell. SECOND ROW: Savage; Holland; Rogers; Carr; Martin: Speight; Evans. THIRD ROW: Knolle; Foster; James; Earley; Chapman; Calvin. FOURTH ROW: Walsh; Hill; Eure; Powell; Jubenville. Key. Club OH leer 3 President— Charles McKinney Vice-President— Harold Familant Secretary— Jimmy Mathews Treasurer— Taylor Everett Sponsor— Mr. Gram FIRST ROW: Mathews; McKinney; Familant; Everett. SECOND ROW: Whitley. Schnit- zer; King; Harrell; Benton. THIRD ROW: Jubenville; Sutphin; Rountree; Draper; Gold¬ berg. FOURTH ROW: Solomon; Pettit; Holland; Harlan. Suffolk J4ig.lt Sell ool (Sand (LEFT TO RICHT) 1st Row: Sally Michael, Judy Scott. Eleanor Green, Alex Oliver. Jimmy Hill, Phil Bartles, Bobby Felton, Walter Felton, Tommy Morgan, Wesley King. Mills Saecker 2nd Row: Sue Pierce, Jean Burton, Penny Barrett, Ruby Jakeman, Patsy Duck, Ernie Stephenson, Frankie Case, Joe Weintrob, John Marshall. Everett Gaston, Bobby Britt, Tommy Savage, David Solomon 3rd Row: Buddy Caton. Linda Parker. Gay Rice. Treva W ' omble, Bill Flynn. Jack Brantley, Bill Byrd, Sammy Sherard, Tom Woodward, Frankie Monahan, James Gwaltney, Phil Evans, Mike Hobbs, Gary Hines 4th Row: Bill Oliver, Jo Anne Kent, Betty Anne Allsbrook, Barbara Tidwell, Dottie Daughtrey, Franki Sydnor, Peggy Bristow, Betty Ann Byrd, Virginia Curnes, Mary Ann Santo, Ronnie King HEAD MAJORETTES Mary Ellen McNeill, Patsy Mitchell MAJORETTES Melinda Davidson, Peggy Dale, Helen Wyrick, Judy Haslett, Pat Brinkley, Kaye Sadler FLAG BEARERS Hubert Young, Charles Bittner, Jimmy Wormwood (NOT IN PICTURE) Faye Baines, 1st Lieutenant Charles McKinney Captain Faye Baines First Lieutenant Cary Hines Second Lieutenant c4U State Sand OFFICERS yilentberJ President —Tommy Murphy Pice President Barbara By rd Secretary —Patricia Shotion Treasurer —Gail Ervin librarian —Lucy Coulbourn “Onioni in the Stew ” 3 c4ct Play Amy as “Anne Johanna as “Betty Barbara as “Joan LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Helmer; Barbara Tidwell; Johanna Pruden; Mike Harlen; Eddie Sutphin. 7jke3pian Club President V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Kllen Bass Betty Dare Tidwell Jane Coulbourn Edward Sutphin Amy Helmer Mrs. Frances Kitchen First Row: Warrington. Sutphin. Bass. Tidwell, Wallace Second Rou : Shotton. Stallings. Sydnor, Daughtrey; Sponsor—Kitchen Third Row: Helmer. Causey. Harlan. Tidwell. Whitley Fourth Row: Byrd, Hines, Morgan _ Stage Mnnaper —Alice (iudlipp and I Margaret Cau� Uakel Frances S dn Boys Make-ip Frances Sydnor JSac c Sti Business Manaper Barbara B rd Properties Barbara Walla jjtgss rehearsal with entire cast. 9.J4. 4. W_Z_% Marv Kills Phyllis Hicks HatI ki ru llarrrll Frances Bradle Nancy Trihhlc Miss Koberlsun President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Historian Sponsor President Anne Mayi y rend President Anne Ma o Vice President (irace Brinkle) Sec.-Treas. Pal lloliaday Sponsor Mrs. Stroud Jb.C. Club President Edward Sutphin Vice President George Thornton Secretary Penny Gray Treasurer Tommy West Sponsor Mr. Henry Gram Here we find Penny lifting her sales skill on Mary Ellis. as Mr. Gram looks on. Monogram Club First Row: Spivey. LoCascio, Goldberg. Edwards, Williams, White. Steel, LoCascio, Folk. Second Row: Harlan. White. Baker. Thompson, Ellis. Elmore, Holladay. Birdsong, Stewart. Third Row: Martin. Mathews, Kinsey, W ' ilkins, Draper, Nichols, Pettyjohn, Whitley, Cockey. fourth Row: Babb, Harrell, Savage, Bernstein, Harry, Earley, King, Parker, Caulk. Fifth Row: Jubenville, Doughtie. Goldberg. Matthews, Bowen, Missett. Taylor. Whitley. Sixth Row: Powell. Matthews, Leggett, Draper. Thornton, Schnitzer, Murphy, House. 77 retry Although she is extremely small, it is never hard to find Mrs. Dixon hard at work in the library. Here we find her helping Fenny Cray with her senior parallel. Just remem¬ ber, she is never too busy to give a helping hand. cAudii to Visual It is not at all unusual to find Mrs. Burton and Eddie Sutphin hard at work cheek¬ ing in films during first period. This is among the many tasks that she does for all the students in Suffolk High. 78 Cheerleaders as they pose in front of our school. “the home of the Red Raiders. Everyone could hear the cheerleaders in the Oyster Bowl Parade as they rode down Granby Street on the Shriners fire engine. Front Rote: Kay Wallace. Betsy William . Kay Spivey Hark Rou: Joyce Foil. Sandra LoCascio. Shirley Steel. Alice While. Margaret Edward . Edith (ioldberg. Mary Jo l-nCascio 80 V. Cheerleader CO CAPTAINS: I’ui TimnipMin. (iciu- SOUAO: Charlotte Steel: Ann Scntl Norllet, Marjorie Will . Sara Norfleet, Mary I Carolyn A«imo� . Kuj;ie Coiillioiirn. 81 Queen $et3y and Mer Court urchlan M B J . J f L MKMIlhK v ( «.ll„M.rn. 11..II, , Will . Sulphide; lU j. Ilowrll, kineaitl. Itm L. Itukcr. Shitlliin, I’rmleii. (jtrr. Slr� � rl, kallnn. Irk. r future T)eackerS o{ cAmeric a O ficerJ President —Kay Buck ice President — Kddie Sulphine Secretary —Jane Coulbourn Treasure — V ir; r iniil � � Historian —Johanna Pruden Sponsors —Mrs. Mathews, Miss Truitt . ' iw ¥ar«r “Suffolk High Presents” a weekly radio program, sponsored by the P-Nut Picker. Betsy Williams, Peanut Bowl Queen, has also been chosen as a princess for the Azalea Festival to be held in Nor¬ folk. Girls and Boys’ State—Virginia Ann Hill, Ann Whitfield. Sue Judkins, Kaye Stewart. Alan Jubenville, Harold Familant. Mall o[ 3ame Miss Yates. Senior Sponsor, has been chosen as teacher of the year for 1957 and also has started her term as President of District B. _ Dick White Head Coach football - 1957 - Arthur Spoltore Coach l,eslie Matthews. Jerr Dra|H r. Billy Nichols 88 1957 SEASON SCORES Suffolk, 0 . Suffolk. 0 . Suffolk, 0 • Suffolk, 0 . Suffolk, 13 Suffolk. 0 . Suffolk. 0 . Suffolk, 13 Suffolk, 0 . Suffolk. 13 South Norfolk, 19 .Grunhv. 29 .Norview, 39 .Cradock, IB Virginia Reach, (i Newport News, 27 . Princess Anne. 12 . . . Church land, 13 . ikon, 0 . . . Great Bridge. 6 Newport News Downs Raiders Suffolk-Churchland Battle to 1? 13 T ber 18. Suf- traveled to s sixth game Ui late ky K ' LESLIE MATTHEWS ‘ d “boc „ . goal for the .. nach . c game. Jack Tesh. Typhoon fullback went around his left end for the extra point. An interce Newport Nr, down. Two passed to Hal | for the score. „ i wtde as the sc Eight play pass set up L cond touch- ter. Keller in Marshall a point was Mathews, on his o’ , The pass and New I Suffolk’s to the foui shall wen. Marshall then and at halftim , behind 20-0. As the secom. Raiders had new life Newport News until t ' quarter when Tesh ra for 53 yards. Jimmy F ed the line for thr and the game 27-0 Monday night, N TOM BROTHERS Suffolk High School g ar £ played their best gam this season in the 12th Peanut Bowl. Going into the gar touchdown underdog ' ers were not to bf night. The Truckers. ) first blood on r h- down drive in -ing it 7-0 with le . the first quarter M Late in folk Half ran 31 y 16. An Matthe’ Leads Rush O Leslie j threat | yard. I par to tin; ,ing denp - � � � n! Draper ' s .es for 210 w. receiving I {aiders kickei plays later er halfback, s ' i 45-yard scoring .empted drop-kicl as no good, and th at 13-13 at halftime The third and i had no touchdown both stopped ah opponents’ offer the game endr Outstandir folk were former breaking { j fine runs, and Le? .4 who played Mason, gain¬ ing 8’ bo two pa for u respectively, s only scored six eason and finished ., 6 loss, and 2 tie rec- . an looking ,i better season in ’58. Although Suffolk lost 18-0. the team showed great improvement and was playing a lot better bail. Suffolk Ties Wilson In Mud, 0-0 The Red Raiders, determined to play as good a game against Wil¬ son as in past years, took the field Friday night November 8. and did little better than that by { Presidents 0-0. iin washed field, neither 1 Id get going on the f the five total ,ing denp’ 4 ' r ‘� ni omplc ■rds wa JOE WATSON 1 F.nd £ yards. Aubrey Goldberg o passes for 33 y 4. If Jerry Draper and J. After driving to the 2f ) .hews was thrown for a sew •d loss On the next play tfc jffolk attempt was put dov when Wilson intercepted a Rai ns were inter- vet ball could Wilson pene- uder territory _ rterback Tom -rcepted by Suf- Taylor. which pass. BOBBY PETTYJOHN The entire Suffolk defensive teaa Tackle ..ieu played good ball by Stopping all of _„ s broke off fedfe an d Wilson offensive attacks. carried to the 47 Fullback Billy Harrell then drove to Wilson’s 24 90 before being brought down from a Summary Of Football, 1957 By CAPT. DICK WHITE 10 7 I have been asked to sum up or make comments on our past foot¬ ball season, and usually with won and lost record, I wc � � ard task 1 ' ImJ BOBBY TAYLOR In. Guard — J but n c- iK« tvr times to get loss to Suf- M Sc ws v «rst StringerA M I ut themselves. What has all this got to do with this football season? Well, the above mentioned people were V the minority group, and this ye the majority began either to r ' IIVP take over agaii which, but we I the Suffolk of .spirit during thi.1 the best I’ve everl Parents and stuo] people fr’ and imt terrible ( them c . cheerlei | I tng each r Traveler’ meal a r They won to 1 _ T iad its effect on the .arted out with only jrs, only one of these .ng his regular position. Wn .ly two regulars from last year, .nd one of them changed in i position, we expected to have a tough time building a good team,; y-2� iers had a tough night ..t Granby. Inability to anby ' s passin g attack along .ith Granby’s getting several breaks were the Raiders ' big head¬ aches in this defeat. Suffolk-fl Norvicw-39 Rakk game but were just r l7� as Norview made Sr . nty second victim. ' lk-0 ( ' radock-l •irth strair howed r could f X V A ) ch ••• ' thin car tance ' w ' Sy vented JOE WILKINS in School •’ridav Suffolk each’s kpli. there RALPH WHITE with the Center Guard «each-A It- to pushed J Aubrey Gold ny Leslie i ar oerg won their first ur to V ey ♦Os V .he season. Newport Xews-27 ▼ help of many breaks playing by their fullback J their quarterback Keller, rt News defeated the P out were held to o� e n in the seeoiul 1 • Suffolk Prince The second half pi. , I % ALAN JL BENV1LLE Tackle ar ' . ts held the Cavaliers s® 1 v ' The Raiders showed tremendous mprovement in this defeat. Suffolk-1.1 hurehland-i;; Entering the game as three- ! ouchdown underdogs, the Raiders . ilaved to the best of their ability, md. with Leslie Matthews and Terry Draper scoring, put on a •neat display for the 12th annual Peanut Bowl Suffolk-0 Wilson-41 In a ' ' mudbowl” at Peanut Park. I the Raiders played amazingly to I tie the three to four-touehdown favored Wilson, eliminating them from the Group I title race Suffolk-12 Great Bridgr-fi The Raiders, putting a finishing touch to their great season, scored twice n the second half to win in 91 .nd then utire first - namei ueiense stopped Va. Beach’s offensive attacks, its offense could not get started itll late in the second quarter, when Leslie Mathews. Raider half back, took a Sea hawk punt on their 45-yard hnr -eturned it to their 20 Two Mathews, on a run amur Hght end. ran 17 yards for t Raider touch down of j I season. Peter Dough ' � empt was blr 4 I led nt 4% 4 jJ ™ m a quar¬ ts dder end. and Suf- BOBBY HOUSE Beach’s Tackle - � er and L. Goldberg bucr..-.. me line � v r our second score. This time our line held. Doughtie’s conversion was good, and the Raiders led 13-0. After his touchdown, the Sea- hf rted a drive on their own trehed 62 yards in 11 re, topped by a 17-yard awk halfback Norman o ‘hen started a drive V v ' .vcd on Va. Beach ' s 23 fi ' 0-0 . Scahawks took over. On a .-yard pass play from Morse to cd .in the Raider 2f ined a first down to len the Raider de .d and took over on d line. There Bobby ,f a 52-yard punt as •ed. their first ' ers were f ;uard for i bang-up vith Mac wnne, and Bobby BILLY BABIt H u I. the... 40 yards jier punt and Taylor averaged 38. Along with guards Taylor and Brothers, tackles Bobby Pettyjohn an Tom MLssctt shone on offense by opening up the line, which got our hacks off for most of our yardage. Centeri Tackle Parker Missett MOT TavU.r J ittle Red Raider4 1957 SEASON Suffolk 0 Chuckatuck 22 Suffolk 20 South Norfolk 14 Suffolk 6 Berry-Robinson 31 Suffolk 0 Windsor 14 Suffolk 26 Virginia Beach 12 Suffolk 6 Whaleyville 22 Suffolk 0 Holland 30 First Row: Harrell; Browing; Stallings; Herring; Meakins; Panton; Lighter. Second Row: Winslow; Johnson; Cope; Flynn; Holly; Hofler; Kincaid; Pinner. Third Row: Carter; Caton; Wyatt parties; Harrell; Holland; Russell; Howell. Fourth Row: Howell; Harrell: Deshields; Fiuhugh; Benton Bittner; Coach Gregory Coach Furr. 94 J$oyi tftalketball 1957-1958 Kven though Suffolk High School has had the misfortune of being in the middle so far as partici¬ pation of sports in Tidewater, they fought hard to maintain a good basketball season. Stuniufi l.inruft: B. Draper. Nicliol . J. Draper. (Jockey. IVltit. first Row: (Joacli Jones and Manager Runnel Snontl Row: B. Dra|� er. (.ol«ll er”. J. Draper. Wai-on irliob. ThinI Row: Lcgiirtt. (Jockey. IVltit. Rayburn. S-hnilwr. X First Row: Darden, White Bartl ey; Kinsey, Bernstein. Second Row: Reeves, Nichols. Roundtree, Harry, Grach Gregory. Third Row: Gocker. Harrell, West, Lighlner, Benton. 99 Starting Lineup: Lightner. Harry, White. Nichols, and Benton. Captain White and Coach Gregory J aiderd KoIhtIu Maker ami Tommy Klli . co-captain -. ami Mi� s Bri-etuine. coach, lead llie Raiderreite to a liccc««flll year TEAM: hirst Ron: Left to Rifiht Itairil. Ko| er . Matthews. Mitchell. Jones. Him--. I l «M« srrl Serotnl Ron: llollailuy. t Mttnagrr) llick . Fill! -. Baker. Bir l onn. Clleiin. Mi-- Rri-entinc, eoueh. Thinl Ron : Muck. Morgan. Brinkley. Stewart. Birdsong. 100 Senior Statistic A Caton, Randall—Band 1, 2, 3. 4. All-Stale Band 3. Sergeant i� F fcqufpTSSFnT3; Senior Class, V.P. Caulk. Jimmy—Band 1, 2; Track Manager 3: Football Man¬ ager 1: JV Football 1. 2; Baseball Manager 1; Monogram 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 4; Hi-Y ' 1, 2. Coulbournc. Bobby—Key Club 2. 3. 4. Board of Directors 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Corporal 1. 2. 1st Lieutenant 3; Summer Band Camp 3, All-State Band 1. 3; Hi-Y 1. Draper, Jerry—Football 1, 2. 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4. Earley, Randolph—.Monogram 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Football 1. 2; Hi-Y 4; French Club 4. Familant. Harold—Band 1. 2; Key Club 2, 3. 4; V.P. 3, 4; Student Senate 3, 4, Ways and Means 3, 4; National Merit Scholarship 4; Boy ' s State 3. Jubeiiville. Alan—Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1; Jr. Class, V. P.: Track 2: Soph. Class. Pres.; Boy’s Stale 3: Student Senate. Pres. 4. S.C.A. Workshop 3: Hi-Y 4; French Club 4: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. King, John—Tennis 1, 2. 3; Monogram 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Class, Sec.; Key Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2; Boys’ Sports Ed. of PEANUT. Powell, William—Band 1, 2; Football 1. Manager 4; Baske- ball Manager 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4. Murphy, Tommy—Track 2. 3, 4; Key Club 3. 4; Monogram Club 3. 4; Boys’ State 3; Posture King 3: Choral 1. 2. 3, 4; Pres. 3. 4; Hi-Y 1. 2; Dramatic Club 2. Rayburn. Bob-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4; Treas. 2; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Football 3; Baseball 1. Roberts. Roy—Student S-nate 1; Football Manager 1; High School Radio Program 2. 3; American Legion Speech Con¬ test 3; PEANUT PICKER 2; Dramatic Club 2: Speech Club 2 . Solomon. David—Band 1. 2. 3. 4. 2nd Lieutenant 3. 4: Summer Band School 2. 3; Key Club 3. 4; Choral Club 1. 3; Hi-Y 1. Sutphin. Edward- Key Club 3, 4; D. E. Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. State Convention 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3; Thespian Club 4. Treas. 4. 3-Act Play 4; 1-Act Play 2; F.T.A. 4, V.P. 4. Thornton. George—PEANUT PICKER 1; Dramatic Club 2. 3-Act Play 2; Student Senate 2, 3. 4. Ways and Means 4; Tennis 1, 2; Hi-Y 1. Watson. Joe—Football 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Mono¬ gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2. West, Thomas—D. E. Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Baines, Elsie Mae—Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Treas. 2; FHA 1. Baines, Faye—Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Lt. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Baker, Roberta—Basketball 2. 3. 4: Student Senate 1, 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 3. Assembly Ch. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; M. G. A. 4; Choral Club 4; Pres, of Soph. Sr. class; Monogram 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 4. Bass, Ellen—Peanut Picker 2, 3, 4; Peanut 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2. 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Thespian 4, Pres. 4. Blythe. Joyce—Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Chaplain 4; FHA 4; Peanut 4. Bradley, Frances—Tri-Hi-Y 4; Peanut 4; F.B.L.A. 3, Reporter 3; FHA 2. 3, 4. Choral Club 4. Brinkley, Julia Ann— FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Recording Sec. 2, 4. Brinkley, Rosamond—FHA 2, 3. 4; DE 4. Burns, Cloria—Tri-Hi-Y 1; FHA 1, 2; DE 3, 4; Choral Club 4; Band 1. Byrd. Barbara Anne—Choral Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Pea¬ nut 4; Thespian 4; FHA 1. Crews, Carole Tri-Hi-Y 1; Dramatic Club 3; Historian 2, 3. Crocker. Billie—Tri-lli-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 2. Chaplain 4. MG A 1; Sec.-Treas. Soph. Class. Cuplipp. Alice—FHA 1: Choral Club 1: Thespian Club 4; Dunn, Anne—Band 1. 2. 3: French Club 3. 4: FT A 4. Ellis. Mary—Peanut Picker 1, 2; Peanut 3. 4; FHA 2. 3. 4, Pres. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Capt. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Mono- gram Club 3. 4. Gray. Penny—FHA 1. 2; DE 3. 4. Harrell. Barbara—Tri-Hi-Y 4; Peanut 4; FB1.A 3; FHA 2. 3, 4. Treas. 3. 4: Choral Club 4. Hicks. Phyllis—Tri-Hi-Y 4; Peanut 3. 4; FBLA 3: FHA 2. 3. 4. ice-Pres. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. Hill. irginia— Band 1. 2: Student Senate 1. 2. 4; FTA 4; Treas. 4: French Club 3: Peanut Picker 3; Peanut 3, 4; C0- Rusiness Manager 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Girl Slate 3; Tri- Hi-Y 1. 4. Trea. 4. Jakeman, Ruby- Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Librarian 4; Jones Pat—Peanut 3. 4. Editor 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2; Tri- Hi-Y L 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. 2. 4: Choral Club 1. 2. 3; S1PA Con. 3; Student Senate 4. Kincaid. Phyllis—Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 4; FHA 1; Peanut 4; FTA 4. Judkins. Sue—Student Senate 3. 4. Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 2. Pres. 4; Peanut 3. 4; Co-Business Manager 4: MCA 2. 3, 4; Sr. Class Trea. 4; Girls State 3; District SCA 4; State SCA 3. Mayo. Anne—Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Choral Club 2. 4: Band 1; French Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Peanut Picker 4. Marcoux. Lucienne—FHA 1. 2, 3. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Mitchell. Sandra—FHA 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. McKenzie. Faye—Choral Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Band 2. 3; Pea¬ nut 4. Pettyjohn. Sandra—Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Basketball 1: Dramatic Club 3; Peanut 4. Pond, Anna—Tri-Hi-Y ' 1; Basketball 1; Peanut 4. Santo. Marv Ann—Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3; French Club 3, 4; Trea. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 4. Shorter. Judy—FHA 1, 2. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Peanut 4. Spivey, Kay—Tri-Hi-Y ' 1. 3. 4, Sec. 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3; Student Senate 2; French Club 3, 4: Peanut Picker 4; Cheer¬ leader 2. 3. 4. Co-Head 4; Band 1. Steel. Shirley —Band 1. 2; Dramatic Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 4: Monogram 4; French Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Peanut 4. Stewart. Kaye—Ba-ketball 1. 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Dramatics 2: Monogram 2. 3, 4; Choral Club 3; FTA 4; Girl State 3. Thompson. Holly—Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3. 4: Vice-Pres. 4; Peanut Picker 3, 4: Editor 4; Student Senate 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2. 3; Dramatic Club 2. Wallace, Kay—Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3. 4. Trea. 4; Peanut 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Student Senate 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-Head 4; Choral Club 4. Whitfield, Ann Claudia—Student Senate 1, 4; Ways and Means 3: Girls’ State 3; Peanut Picker Business Manager 3; Jr. Class Pres.; French Club 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. Williams, Betsy—Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3; French 3: Co-Editor. Annual 4; Sec. of Jr. Class; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Monogram—1. 2. 3. 4, Student Senate 4; MG A 4. 102 JZottling, IVorlcJ Refreshing remembrance AUTOGF AP+ S oo Compliments of NANSEMOND DRUG CO. Where You Get the Best of Quality and Service ★ Phone: 3414 We Deliver Compliments of CRYSTAL RESTAURANT ★ Suffolk ' s Largest and Most Modern Restaurant APARTMENTS and HOUSES FOR SALE ami RENT Phone 2891 L. S. HUR TON PIERCE TIRE COMPANY Ural E si nip Tires GOOD YEAR Tubes Phone 2. 8I Vulcanizing Recapping 404 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Va. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 S U F F O L K BARR BROTHERS Friendly Jewelers N EWS - II E R A L 1) Credit for all The humc town newspaper of Suffolk Suffolk High Students ami tin eomniunitieM of it rieli H. M. Small, Manager a rieultural area. Phone M60 Here ' s the Gang at BRADSHAW ' S There ' s always a crowd there, especially after school. Meet ' cha at BRADSHAW ' S has become a very popular saying around Suf- To the Senior Class of 58 . . . The management and employees of THORNTON ' S congratulate you on the completion of your studies as hteh school students. Schooldays are truly happy datf is with the sincere wish .of of u§, tha ( the fond memories diK vourU ears alt Sa) with you tfcrcJ gli tli v J the instruction and leadership of your teachers past years, guide you to success and fulfill- of your ambition in the years to come. is our hope that you set your goals high and through the guidance of a true Christian life, that e ch of you, in his own way, attains that goal. Food Prifpn Are I | LOWER! 1 J Compliments SAV-A-STAMPS are V_L--4 WORTH MORE! L LiiiiJVs at your friendly COLONIAL STORE of DIXIE GUANO COMPANY Congratulations to the RIVERVIEW AMOCO SERVICE Class of 1958 W. A. MALLORY CO. PHONE 9001 CONFECTIONERS 811 West Constance Road Friendly and Courteous Service Telephone 4833 421 Smith St. Suffolk, Va. NORMAN PACKING CORPORATION Compliments Dealers in of MEATS. PROVISIONS and PRODUCE 338-340 East Washington Street Suffolk, Va. SIMON’S G A R A G E Dial: 2386 - 2387 Compliment of A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF RAMSEY LUMBER COMPANY CARL SCHADEL SHEET METAL WORKS McNEILL ELECTRIC CO. Electric Motor Distributors Phone 4141 Suffolk, Virginia 107 East Pinner Street Dial 3233 Suffolk, Virginia MERCERY LINCOLN Sales - Service NANSEMOND MOTORS 428 East Pinner Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments J. E. AUTO SUPPLY CO. Wholesale AUTO PARTS and SERVICE Corner of South Main and Cherry Streets Suffolk, Virginia Dial: 9944 GODWIN MOTOR COMPANY, INCORPORATED Tom Whitfield, President PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SERVICE AUTOMOBILES and TRUCKS 423 - 25 - 27 West Washington Street SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Billie is pleased with the silverware pat¬ tern. Everyone w ill he delighted with the wide selection offered at BREWER’S WHEN YOU THINK OF JEWELRY. Let Vs Re Your Jeweler. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 BEAMON’S INC. 708 W. Constance Rd. On the Western End of the By-Pass BUILDING AND AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES NEHI BOTTLING CO. OF SUFFOLK 312 Caroline Avenue Suffolk, Virginia psi-Cola PEPSI COLA BOTTLING WORKS Suffolk, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF 139 NORTH MAIN STREET SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA SUFFOLK QUALITY CLEANERS RUGS CLEANED AND STORED 807 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Burke H. Howell, PcoprietoJ Dial 94 11 W ' T ' SS C) ’ COMPLIMENTS OF C. C. Clark Motor Company 248 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia DE SOTO—PLYMOUTH DEALER COMPLIMENTS OF M Fletcher Equipment Co. CHOREY-JONES MOTORS, INC. Telephone 9958 Suffolk, Virginia 800-802 West Washington St. DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 B. D. Laderberg and Son DEPARTMENT STORE 179-187 East Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF B. F. Goodrich Store 139 E. Washington St. Phone 6321 “TIRES FOR EVERY ROLLING WHEEL” Suffolk, Virginia Used Car Lot .... Dial 6800 New Cars.Dial 2221 Clark-Andrews Motor Co., Inc. OLDSMOBILE—CADILLAC Sales and Service 256 W. Washington St. Suffolk, Va. (f y-d ' - j-c S?- — «- n- — r ' Cl fl Aju ' - -ot C t- o • BELA1R CHEVROLET CORPORATION SI FFOLK. VIRGINIA Vl? 1 o 1038 W EST W ASHINGTON STREET COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNY R. R. ALLEN and SON Suffolk ' s Newest and .arpest l)e mrtmenl Store “ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY” 150 N. Main Stkf.et • Suffolk, Va. Distributor for AUTOMATIC DELCO HEAT anu WATER SYSTEMS SUFFOLK, VIICCIMA Buck Office Equipment Co. 251 Washington Si. Suffolk, Va. REMINGTON RAM) TYPEWRITERS PRINTING CALCULATORS i� ADDING MACHINES Burton Furniture Company, Inc. • THE WORKING MAN’S FRIEND” 202-206 E. Washington Si. Suffolk, Va. Sales and Service • Phone 3665 Phono 5841 - 5591 V. C. Cleaners and Laundry R. W. BAKER CO. “ Suffolk ' s Leading Oita lit v Cleaners KINK FURNITURE Dial 3161 EsTMil.lSIIKI) 1885 208 West Washington St. • Phone 3861 126 EAST WASHINGTON STREET Suffolk. Virginia COMPLIMENTS Levy Jewelers and COMPLIMENTS OF Young Men ' s Shop J. M. BUTLER SON SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA THE GURLEY PRESS MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT 102 North Sarotoga Street Phone 4741 Suffolk, Virginia Where to Get Quality Printing COMPLIMENTS OF SUFFOLK GAS CORPORATION YOUR FRIENDLY NATURAL G AS SERVANT 157 North Main Street Dial 2376 SUFFOLK EQUIPMENT CO. Windsor Highway Elephant’s Fork Telephone 2331 Suffolk, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 POND BROTHERS PEANUT COMPANY BRINKLEY ICE PLANT 625 East Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ICE Specializing In Party Ice Phone 4-491 Congratulations To The Senior Class ★ ★ SUFFOLK IRON WORKS Machinist Welders Compliments of SUFFOLK CITY TRANSIT RIDE THE BUS AND SAVE BEST WISHES TO THE 1958 SENIOR CLASS LIVESAY ' S TEXACO STATION B. E. Carr— Owner Compliments of SUFFOLK PEANUT COMPANY Whether Your Garments Are Oltl or Neu. We Clean Them To Satisfy You ” MASTER CLEANERS TOO East Washington Street Phone 2800 Suffolk. Virginia J. Edward Howell - Bradford ( . Howell ' yft BIRDSONG STORAGE IT COMPANY M . . , Incorporated Suffolk, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! SUFFOLK FRUIT PRODUCE CO. Compliments of HAYNES FURNITURE CO. PINEGROVE ESSO STATION Phone 9869 MASTER ESSO STATION Pinner Street Suffolk, Va. Phone 5513 “Pickup ami Delivery Service KING ' S FOLK ESSO STATION Phone 9787 Smart Clothes For The RAIDERS AND RAIDERETTES LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA The Kids Are Really Enjoying The Cokes From WOODY ' S SODA SHOP All Right Gang, Let’s All Meet At Woedy’s For Refreshments After school Um-m-m! Good! Compliments To The CLASS OF 1958 THE HUB SUFFOLK PACKING CO., INC. Smithfield Highway Wholesale Meats — Meat Products Custom Slaughtering Phone 2354 - 2355 Residence 9461 Compliments of SIDEWALK MARKET y Compliments of JANUARY ' S Compliments of LEON A. FAMILANT ENTERPRISES HARRELL ELECTRIC CO. 308 West Washington Street Telephone 3681 Your Westinghouse Dealers W ' . B. Harrell, Jr. GOOD LI CK CLASS OF 1958 ytfLAy zZy yj: AZL - - X pLlXA- ' CtS-U S vL zzr tj j 3 l _, - a o-vw Z 2 - ' 3 ' i -r . — Compliments of S ALej y v LAKESIDr PflARMACY , . v J913 West Washington Street ' ' JyZU JSSfr Suffi . x lAS ' Phone 6443 ■“ -A-AA -A SoZ C ompliments to the JL - L- -C L KELLEY URMWJRET COMPANY 207 East Washington Street Phone 3331 Ralph White i playing • � of Suffolk High School ' (avorile 11ii- al Wl.PM. Thi -lalion is very helpful in making announccmenls ju t for Suffolk High students. Yon listen lo WIJWl because they have enjoyable and varied program which are of interest to all. Whenever I hen 4 going lo Iw a � pr- rial event at school. the Suffolk High hoy alway huy flower for hi girl from 1 1 !S NEK ' S FLOWER SHOP. Flower fn� m PINNER’S give a spe- • ial lour It lo any danre! test Wishes To The Class of 1958 Ahead at the Foot” Congratulation s to the Class of 1958 The “Peanut Kids Peanut Butter RAWSE - STKOl. ' D SHOE CO.. INC. Suffolk. Virginia PRODUCER ' S PEANl T COMPANY Suffolk. Virginia SUFFOI.K MOTOR CO. J. P. BO INK ' S TV Buiek - Pontiac AY. I-Victor Sales and Service TV - Sales and Service 101 North Saratoga Street seil Cars 215 West Washington St re Dial 9918 J n tf y npffiiment of ' BYRUM ' S V 3 0 ci; dcejti f (.orn pi intents of eH St HI WHAN RESTAURANT Steaks - (thicken Sea F( kxJ Route 160 — Phone 9857 Suffolk. Va. j (J v V V- V- ' A v Iy V- Compliments «r i ' ,. S)A y lill.l. JOHNSON’S Ml SIC SHOP Hand Instruments. Records String Instruments. Pianos W vQAxf f 135 S. Main Street v « lshes Suffolk, Va. C $ rthe Riisiness Phone 6281 vU v U 1958 Class Residence Phone 1677 A Friend NANSEMON1) MATTRESS COMPANY 305 Caroline Phone 6191 Makers of felt ami inner spring mattresses Cushions Rebuilt — Free Estimates c4u lographl — _ u: V ■ _