Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

THE PEANUT 1959 presents ■ • SUFFOLK HIGH SCHOOL SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA ZJMJS JS £f you � ' SCJ400£ J dedication Because of your interest in Suffolk High School, the classes, and the students as individ¬ uals . . . Because of your outstanding quali ties of lead¬ ership. . . Because of your thoughtful words, cheerful smile, and willingness to cooperate . . . Because of your good sense of humor and friendl) attitude toward the students . . . We dedicate this, the 1959 Peanut, to you, Mr. James M. Helmer Song of Z)he South foreword Man is endowed with memory: with this mem¬ ory he is able to recall countless moments of pleas¬ ure and sadness. In later years, however, it is the happy memories which will be cherished. It is with this thought that we recall our days at Suffolk High School—days of sunshine, learning, laughter, and friendship. We have tried to capture a little of the spirit of these joyous days in the 1950 Peanut. Classroom Snapshots Junior� find out that U. S. History i� n t so Another day. another A.” Thats what seems to be in the back of the mind of Miss Yale ' s attentive Govern¬ ment class. My! What a group of brave Seniors. Explanation: lr. Crocker’s Physics Class. What a way to end the day! We’re sure Mr. Herring beneficial 6th period Algebra lessons will remain with these interested students forever. Mr. Corbett guiding his 6th period class in Plain Geometry. Shakespeare is the greatest writer that ever lived! You guessed it. Mrs. Lipscomb is hard at work trying to teach Literature to he r 6th period Senior English class again. Besides teaching her students the art of typing, Williams is also a handy repairman. Mr. Jamrs M. Helmer Mr. Arthur E. Jonr Sullolk School (Board Members: Mr. Kermit Kelly. Mrs. William Birdsong. Mr. Bill Savage, Mr. Harry Cross. Mr. Bill Vaden. Mr. George Lightner. Otfice Sta At right we find Iis9 Basler at her desk. Below is the office staff, Mr. Helmer. Mr. Jones, and Mrs. Norfleet. Mrs. Unity Bailey Madison College—B.S. Miss Mamie Basler .Mary Washington College—B.S. Miss Marguerite Bell Madison College—B.S. Mrs. Rebecca Caton Mary Washington College—B.S. George Washington University 10 Mr. Jim Corbett North Carolina State—B.S. Mr. Wilbert Crocker University of Richmond—B.A. Mrs. Margaret Dasluell Randolph-Macon Women ' s College—B.A. Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Sweet Briar College—A.B. Mrs. Marian Ellis Women’s College University of North Carolina—A.B. William Mary Mr. Hal Furr Wake Forest—B.A., M.A. 11 Mrs. Miriam Goldberg Madison College—B.S. John Hopkins Mr. Henry Gram Lawrence College—B.A. Temple University Mr. Wynn Gregory University of Richmond—B.S. Mr. Grady Hamrick Duke University—A.B. Mr. Robert Herring East Carolina—B.S. 12 Mr. Hill Kilby Staunton Military Academy Mrs. Frances Kitchen Michigan State N.P., New York Miss Anna Koontz Madison College—B.S. University of Virginia—M.Ed. Mrs. Lillian Lipscomb Westhampton College—A.B. 13 Miss Ann Williams Longwood—B.S. Mr. Lewis R. White Hampden-Sydney—B.S. Miss Gladys Yates Elon College—A.B. 14 16 17 18 22 23 25 Carolyn Rebecca Stephenson “Becky Robert Clarence Taylor Bruno Evelyn Smith Thomas “Lynn Elizabeth Dare Tidwell ••mr 27 Martha Lee Will? “Mar Ur Rebecca Lynn Willoiighlr Brrh Judy Ann Wilson Judy Amelia Bell Winslow Amelia Judy Writtenberr} Judy William David Wyatt Billy 29 Outstanding Charles Taylor Everett These eight seniors have been chosen by their respective class as the most outstanding students throughout their four years in high school. They have shown excellent leadership ability, co-opera- ■■ Aubrey Goldberg Rebecca Harrison Elmore 30 tion with fellow students, and the ability to get along well with others. Both scholasticllv and in extra-curricular activities these students have been outstanding in quality. Sandra Ann LoCascio Senior J • James Simpson Mathews John Thomas Whitley Alice Llewellyn White 31 BEST LOOKING Betty Dare Tidwell Binford Parker BEST DISPOSITION Sandra LoCantio and Tommy Whitley MOST ATHLETIC Grace Brinkley Billy Nicholn BEST PERSONALITY Becky Elmore Bill Darden MOST STUDIOUS Becky Willoughby Tommy Pettit BEST ALL ’ROUND: Alice While and Aubrey Goldberg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Alice W’hite Taylor Everett BEST DRESSED: Allie Blue I label Dale Bowen CRAZIEST: “Sister Hayes Tom Brothers MOST DEPENDABLE: Sandra LoCascio Jimmie Mathew 1. Tom Brothers 2. Mary Ellen McNeill 3. Nancy Joyner 4. John Cockey 5. Jane Coulbourn 6. Amy Helmer 7. Virginia Hayes and Carol Walton 8. Allir Blue Habel and Binford Parker 9. Julia Pond 10. Jo Lynn Howell 11. Grace Brinkley 12. Becky Willoughby 13. Bill Darden 14. Joyce Folk 15 . Caroline Parker 16. Patricia Shotten 17. Pal Halladay 18. Mark Schnilzer 19. Alice White 20. Lynn Thomas 21. Withers Carr 22. Becky Elmore and Susan Birdsong 23. Lucy Coulbourn Linda Annas Townsend Artman Connie Asbell Betty Linda Aston Aston 36 Kenneth Beaton Tommy Jeff Charles Benton Bernstein Biittner George Blair 37 38 Phil Jerry Linda Berry Jim Evans Farless Farrenkoph Fitzhugh Flynn Class Joyce Catling Audrey Glenn Billy Harrell jP. John Nita Sandra James Mike Harrell Haslett Hicks Hill Hobbs 39 40 Linda Leak Leslie Shirley Matthews Matthews Cla33 Nat Meakin Pam Miltier Diane Minton 41 Frances Scott Sammy Sherartl Marjorie Shotton Chuck Bobby Smith Speight 43 Barbara Nancy Barbara Tom Carol Tidwell Tribble Wallace Walsh Warrington Mack Whitley Charles Tim Helen Anna Wilkins Williams Wyrick Zajicek 44 Kathaleen Branch Jack Brantley Peggy Bristow A1 Brown Jean Brown Barbara Bryant Sophomores Ann Coulbourn Peggy Courtnev Ronald Crocker Virginia Curnes Melinda Dav idson 46 Jean Harrell Shirley Harrison Blair Harry Richard Herring Sandra Hewitt 47 Billy Hiltner Bob Holland Penny Holland Robert Holt Bobby House James Johnson Michael Johnson Phillip Johnson S ophomored Vance Joyner Alan Kelly- Jack ie Kiser Jimmy Knolle Joyce Kotz Lucille Leggett Sammy Lightner Mary Jo LoCascio Lanneta Lowe Jeannine Marcoux John Marshall Hubert Martin 48 Anne Scott Norfleet Sarah Norfleet Wilbur Nowell David O ' Brien Sophomore3 William Oliver Eleanor Parker Marionette Parker George Pheil Kassie Pond Wavland Pond Connie Reid Frank Richards Emily Riddick Sara Lee Rieger Billy Rupp 49 Rusty Rollings Patricia Rutter Linda Simpson Peggy Smith Judy Speight Dees Stallings Faye Taylor Pat Thompson Linda Turner Pat Turner Stewart Tyler Mort Vaughan Idell Wade Sophomore A Steve Ward Mary Catherine Wadell Marjorie Wills Tom Woodward Treva Womble Jackie Wrenn Irene Zajicek 50 re hitmen Katie Sandra Jimmy Ronald Brenda Rufus Lynn Antis Asbcll Asimos Aston Bailey Baines Baker Mary Jo Penny Kay Donny James Judy Kenneth Barnette Barrett Bell Benton Blair Blackley Branch Johnny Ruby Bonnie Jo Tim Christine James Billy Bradley Bradshaw Briley Brinkley Brooks Buchanan Bunch Gene Jack David Jo Anne Jimmy Robbie Rogie Burton Carnett Carter Carter Gaton Chandler Coulbourn Henry Charles Pat Robert Sherrill Freddie Pat Dail Darden Daughterv Dillard Dixon Doss Droves Brenda George Nancy Gloria Walter Bill Charles Ellis Everett Everett Farrenkopf Felton Flynn Foster 52 3re ill men Zack Frances Letty Skid George Ronnie Lloyd Foster Galvin Gardner Garnett Gatling Grady Gray Eleanor Norman James Lillie Richard Green Grefe Gwaltney Harrell Harrell Riddick Tommy Harrell Hawkins Martha JoAnn Hayes Heath Tommy Holler Jimmy Corky Jack Dixie Holly Howell Howell Jenkins Demi L. 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Paulette Sam Earl Mary Virginia Shirley Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Doug Carolyn Richard Lillie Elizabeth Martha James Kincaid Klages Klages Laderberg Luke Lupton Mann Joyce Sally Jud Frankie Linda Ray Michael Matthews Michaels Miles Monahan Nelms Nowell O’Brien 53 Jrelhmen Barbara Judy Sonny David Kenneth Sue Linda Overman Overman Owens Parker Parker Pierce Powell Michael Ben James Leah Charles Jimmy Mills Pratt Ralph Rogers Rountree Russell Russell Saecker Judy Walter Bobby Erlene Jackie Julane Charlotte Scott Scott Simpson Sipple Smith Speer Steel Sue Judy Joey Ben Perry Anne Brenda Stephenson Stone Todd Traylor Turner Vaden Vaughn James Karen Tommy Shelly Joseph Kenny Edward Vaughn Volper W’arrington Watson Weintrob Westnedge Whitley ’Ber Katherine Charnell ' Ber Louis Arlyn Tar Rabbit Wilkins Williams Possum Williams Winslow Baby 54 Adams Adams Andrews Antis Ashby Asimos Biittner Bracy Bracv Bradshaw Bray Brinkley Dunn Evans Evans Eurfc Ellis Ellis Tjketamored 56 Aston Baines Baker Baker Barnes Barnhill Britt Burden Case Cox Cross Cumes Ellis Familant Fanny Fitzhugh Fletcher Floyd Tjhetamore3 Foster Fraser Grefe Griffin Harrell Hart Hill Holloman Johnson Johnson Jones King Leggett Martin Milburn Miller Morgan Murphy Nichols Nimmo Gaston Gray Harrell Harrell Hawkins Hill Howard Howell Johnson Jones Lawson Lee Mathews McLemore Missel t Morgan Nelms Nichols Oliver Odom 57 Parker Parker Pickard Pond Powell Rice Sipple Smith Speight Spence Spivey Stephens White Wilkins Wilkinson Williams Wills Wormwood ZJhetamore 3 ? 3 i IS A. ' ? , 4 J Si. 4 ? 4 L f : v ' W ' i At 3 Shepherd Shot ton Siemasko Simmons Simpson 3 ar Q ! t tk £ 3 . 4 fc. Tk Al rf i w l , -w 1F i ui w y L ' mphlett Valentine Wade Ward Webb %£L -v M m ± 58 Roberts Rogers Russell Salmon Savage Sheffield Stetson Stone Sutphin Taylor Tew Tucker W ' renn W ' rittenbury Wyatt Wyatt Young ' Ber Turtle Seventh Grade Mrs. Wallace ' s Homeroom: Allsbrook, Annas, Brinkley. Brinkley, Constantine, Doughtie, Daniels, Habel. Hancock. Hingerty, Holland, Howell, Johnson. Jones, Little, Mayo. Nelms, Oliver, Yaden, Sipple, Smith. Saunders. Sydnor. Vaughan, Vaughan. Webb. Worrell, Wilkins, Worrell, Alexander. Miss Herbert’s Homeroom: Bell, Blair. Brockwell, Britt, Butler, Harrell, Holland, Holladay, Matthews, Neal, Parker, Wilkinson, Womble. Asbell, Barker, Billups, Brinkley. Cockey, Darden, Everett. Garnett, Goff, Leggett, Murden, Riddick, Rogers, Sightler, Whitley, Williams, Williams. 59 Mrs. Stanley’s Homeroom: Alley. Ange. Baines. Council. Drake. Ellis. Felton, Garrison. Holland, Kinsey, Leggett, Pinner. Thomp¬ son. Thornton. Baird. Birdsong. Duke, Camett, Gumms, Kincaid, King. Lowe. Pinner. Powell. Rawls. Reeves. Wese, West, Wood¬ ward, Carter. Mrs. Mathew ' s Homeroom: Bangley, Cross, Delpeiro, Duke, Dunn, Fager. Holland. Laderherg, Pope, Pope, Simpson, Sweat, While. Carter. Adams. Bridges, Butler. Ferguson, Godsey. Landers. Leggett, Lewis. Luter. Parker. Sightler, Smith, Traylor, Walsh. West. 60 Seventh Qrade Miss Parker’s Homer« om: Ashby, Babh, Blythe, Boze, Brown. Bunch, Chorey. Dicki nson, Gram. Harrell. Hill. Johnson. Morgan MidkifT. Staylor, Powell, Babb. Chappell. Chum, Debnam, Draper, Everett, Franks. Harrell. Leake, Miles, Smith. Weintraub, Wil cox. Woodward. Seventh Grade Teachers: Left to Right: Mrs. Stanley. Miss Parker. Miss Herbert, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Mathews. 61 u Pep cAjdemblied Who would believe this! It is a skit given on “Clean Up Week . are always ready to “pep to our school. i Student Senate We, the People The officers of the Student Senate are Alice White, President, Tommy Benton, Vice-President, and Becky Willoughby. Secretary. The main proj¬ ect of the Senate has been to draw up, approve and put into effect a new honor system for the better¬ ment of our school. The fine leadership of the Senate’s officers, the cooperation of the homeroom representatives and the student body has made this a successful year. President Alice White. Vice-President Tommy Benton. Secretary Becky Willoughby. Members: First Row— Williams. LoCascio. Willoughby. Benton. White. Coulbourn. Folk. Second Row— Norfleet, Pruden, Thornton, Elmore. Hines. Stanfield, Birdsong. Third Row— Ilofler. Thompson. Hayes, Debnam, Miltier, Tidwell. Reid. Fourth Row —Lightner. Everett, Schnitzer, Mathews. Doughtie, Biittner. Kincaid. Taylor. %Vay.4 and Aiean3 Committee CHAIRMAN—Tommy Benton ASSEMBLY—Joyce Folk and Sandra LoCasico PUBLICITY—Sandra Stanfield and Mary Eleanor Thornton BUILDING AND GROUNDS— Mark Schnitzer SOCIAL—Johanna Pruden and Betty Dare Tidewell PUBLIC RELATIONS— Joyce Powell EX-OFFICIO—Alice White SECRETARY—Becky W illoughby junior J4ig,h Senate OFFICERS PRESIDENT—Betty Fitzhugh VICE-PRESIDENT—Brenda Darden SECRETARY—Andy Dunn 65 Pam Miltier Assistant Editor Betty Stewart Assistant Editor Connie Reid Junior Assistant 66 Ann Scott Norfleet Junior Assistant Peanut Pusineii Stall FIRST ROW: Mizell. Jones. Jones, Wallace. Habel. Hines. Hoffler. Duck. Harrison, and Edwards. SECOND ROW: Coulbourn. Howell. Rollings. Winslow. Shotton, Enin. Annas. Thomlon. and Mays. THIRD ROW: Bryant. Simpson, Staylor. Hayes, Coggins. Pruden. Buchanan. Sydnor. and Stephenson. FOl ' RTH ROW: Clay. Bowden, Parker. Bruce. Shotton. Tidewell. and Daughtrev. - pt n a t? ZJhe Peanut Picker Editors-in-Chief, Joyce Folk and Becky Elmore; Feature Edi¬ tor. Becky Willoughby; News Editor, Sandra Stanfield; Busi¬ ness Manager. Grace Brinkley; Sports Editor, Aubrey Gold¬ berg; Headline and Picture Editor. Bobby Taylor. Editors-in-Chief Becky Elmore and Joyce Folk News Editor Sandra Stanfield Assistant of News Mary Lawrence Pond Jr. Assts. of News Caroline Parker, Jane Coulbourn, Karen Voper Headline and Picture Editor Bobby Taylor Feature Editor Becky Willoughby Assistant of Feature Pat Thompson Jr. Assistants of Features Becky Hofler, Brenda Beamon. Joyce Faye Powell, Judy Scott Sports Editor Aubrey Goldberg Assistants of Sports Richard Savage. John Cockey Jr. Assistant of Sports Tommy Hofler Business Manager Grace Brinkley Assistants of Business Mary Ann Debnam, Dottie Daughtrey, Marjorie Wills. Kassie Pond Circulation Managers Lynn Thomas, Julia Pond Exchange Managers Jackie Wrenn and Betty Sue Habel Art Editors Peggy Mays and Pat Holladay Photographer Jimmie Matthews Typists Julia Pond, Peggy Dale. Nancy Joyner, Becky Stephenson, Carol Walton, Lucy Coulbourn Sponsors ..Mrs. Kitchin and Miss Bell 68 Cjladyi IJateJ 7jri-J4i- Ji c4lph a Chapter Left to Right —First row: Pierce, Mizelle, Willoughby, Folk, Tribble. Butler. Second row: Pun l. Winslow. Hines. Tidwell, Mc¬ Neill, Howell, Kiser. Third row: Shotton. Carr. Marconi, Hotter. Helmer, Annas, Haslette. Fourth row: Bowden, Beamon, Coul- bourn, Staylor, Stallings, Debnam, Pruden. Mrs. Stanley. J3eta Chapter Oljicerl Officers Wills, LoCascio, Habel. Parker. Coulbourn, Mrs. Yates. Left to Right —First row: Howell, Coulbourn, Enin, Habel, Pond. Jones, Jones. Parker. Rogers. Barden. Second row: Wills. Mays, Miltier, LoCascio, Edwards, W ' allace, Arnold, Price, Buchanan, Mrs. Yates. Third row: Catling, Stewart, Bruce, Farrenkoph. Parker, Stephenson. Coggins. White. Daughtery. 69 Civic-Samaritan Cri- J4i- IJ Bottom to top row: Birdsong. Norfleet. Wrenn. Pond. Steel. Coulbourn, Mabel. Williams, Eure. R. Coulbourn. Scott. Davidson. Bolton. Gardener. Brooks. Felton. Yaden. Powell. Speer. Turner. Roun¬ tree. lowe. Ellis, Bryant, Barden. Baird. Wills. Burton. Duck. Green. Powell, Carter. Womble. Reid. Bailey. Galvin. Simpson. Harrison. Michael. Fletcher. Stevenson. Barrett. Hewitt. Clay, Thompson, Mrs. Stroud. Pierce. Parker. Nor¬ fleet, Holland. Brown, Lo- Cascio. Officers: President. Gene Birdsong. Vice-President. Jackie Wrenn. Secretary. Ann Scott Norfleet. Treasury. Kassie Pond. Sponsor. Mrs. Stroud, other officers: Judy Scott. Gene Burton. Pat Turner. 70 Members from top to bottom: Sponsor: Mr. Corbett, Cockey, Parker, West, Harry, Hol¬ land, Beamon, Walsh, Eure, Flynn, Holton, Howell, Meakin, Dodd, Everett, House, Ben¬ ton. Friedman, Hutton, Meakins, Lightner, Edwards, Catling, Chapman, Darden, Math¬ ews, Biittner, Savage, Rawls, James, Blair, Knolle, Pond, Baker. Speight, Darden, Her¬ ring. Ward, Stallings, Kelly, Holland, Cox. !!■■ I 71 Officers; President. Tommy Whitley; Vice-President, Mark Schnitzer; Secretary. Taylor Everett; Treasurer. Tommy Benton; Aubrey Goldberg Sergeant-at-Arms; Jimmie Mathews, Lieutenant Gov¬ ernor of the 13th District. First row: Smith. Herring. Speight, Whitley, Baker. Goldberg, and Nichols. Second row: Draper. Schnitzer. Rountree. Benton, Mathews, Woodward and Everett. Third row: Harrell. Babb. Eure. Lightner. Howell, Holland and Pettit. 72 Officers Standing l.. to R. Byrd, Mr. Mesite, Wyatt. Sitting L. to R. Coulhoum, Miltier, Tidewell, Baker. Whitley. Bottom to top. L. to R.: Harrison. Warrington. Zajieek. Lupton, McNeil, Mizell. Jones. Jones. Gardner. Coulbourn. Brown, LoCascio, Coulbourn. Baker. Stewart, Zajicek. (barter. Womble, Hines, Coulbourn, Walton. Gatling. Evans. Tidwell. Aston, Miltier, Beamon. Wills. Friedman. Johnson, Powell. Thompson, Price. Leak. Osborne. Byrd. Sherard, Kelly. Helmer, Goldberg. Norfleet. Hobbs, Whitley. Wyatt. Meakin, Dunn. Bruce, Byrd. Barnett. 73 SUFFOLK HIOH SCHOOL BAND PERSONNEL Flutes Becky Debnam Judy Miles Cindy Smith Barbara Tidwell Gene Burton Gay Rice Marjorie Weintrob Obes Treva Womble Judy Scott Bosson Eleanor Green Peter Gram Clarinets Frankie Sydnor Peggy Bristow Patsy Duck Sue Pierce Penny Barrett Joe Weintrob James Gwaltney Sally Michael Linda Parker Jack Brantley Shelly Watson Lewis Williams George Marshall Bass Clarinets Dottie Daughtrey Alto Clarinets Virginia Cumes Alto Saxophone Frankie Monahan Ernest Stephenson Wesley King Dian Chum Betty Woodard Tenor Saxophone Fred Boze Fred Johnson Baritone Saz Bill Byrd French Horn Betty Ann Byrd Ben Traylor Clint Midkiff Cornet Phil Evans Bill Harrell Sammy Sherrard John Marshall Walter Felton Bill Flynn Tommy Morgan Everette Gaston Bobby Felton Alec Oliver Tommy Chorey Bobby Morgan Bill Dickinson Woody Harrell Mills Staylor Bill Hill 74 Trombones Ronnie King Tom Woodard Frankie Ca se Bobby Britt Hubert Young Bobby Brown Baritones Donald Crocker Jimmy Asimos Bass Bill Oliver Wayne Osborn Franklin Goff Drums Mike Hobbs Mills Saecker Dickie Baines Michael Babb Jim Dennis Joe Bunch Bells Mary Asimos Majorettes Pat Brinkley Patsy Mitchell Kay Sadler Melinda Davidson Mary Ellen McNeil Helen Wyrick Peggy Courtney Carol Simeasko Majoreltei Head Majorette: Pat Brinkley, Patsy Mitchell. Left to right: Melinda Davidson, Carol Siemasko, Helen Wyrick, Peggy Courtney, Mary Ellen McNeill, Kaye Sadler. cAll State (Band Front row: Virginia Curnes, Betty Ann Byrd, Judy Scott. Margie Weintrob, Treva Womble. Back row: Wayne Osbon, Tom Woodward, Bill Byrd. 7jhe3pian Club Officers Officers: President. Margaret Causey; Vice-President. Dottic Daughtery; Sec¬ retary. Jane Coulbourn; Treasurer, Alice Blue Habel; Sponsor. Mrs. Frances Kitchin: Clerks. Amy llelmer and Barbara Morgan. T)roup -Ao. 117 Members —First Row: Stallings. Shotton, Mizell. Warrington. Coulbourn, Habel, Wallace. Pond. Second Row: Mrs. Kitch¬ en. Helmer, Whitley. Miltier, Glenn, Missett, Thornton, Stanfield. Third Row: Stewart, Daughtery. Brown. Savage, L. Coul¬ bourn. Pruden. Walton. Fourth Row: Tidwell. Beamon, Price, Morgan, B. Tidwell. Causey. Ohlinger. Fifth Row: Haslett, Mathews. Taylor. Gray, Hines. Knolle. 76 cA Alan Called Peter S. J4. S. Workshop Suffolk High on the air . . week. . A series of half-hour shows over WLPM highlighting different departm 1m row: Piland. Calvin. Farless. 2nd row: Writtenberry, Wilson. Matthews. Luke. Burch. Hasletl. 3rd row: Holland, Whitley. Little, Hill. Turner, W ' ilkins, Sydnor, Mr. Gram. 9. S. cA. Sitting: Miss Williams. Hicks, Zajicek. Weatherly. Standing: Butler. Baker. Barker. Johnson. Duke. Wese. 1st row: Byrd. Hayes. Klages, Turner. Harrell. Antis. 2nd row : Smith. Droves. Leake. Riddick. 3rd row: Smith. Miss Robertson. Johnson, Duke. Pep Club First Row: Left to Right: Folk, LoCascio, Rogers, LoCascio, Edwards. White. Birdsong. Thompson. Pond. Goldberg. Second Row: Thornton. Parker. McNeill, Mizell. Glenn. Dale. Pond, Howell. Pierce. Annas. Third Row: Holladay. Helmer. Ervin. Miltier, Stanfield. Elmore. Stephenson, Burhannan, Powell, Coulboum. Fourth Row : Wrenn, Stewart. Doughtry. Beamon. Birdsong. Thomas, Tidwell. Wills. Walton. Bruce. Fifth Row : Brinkley. Mathews, Savage. White. Brothers, Biittner, Artman, Darden. Meakin. Sixth Row: Cockey, Beamon, House. Meakin, Coggins. -Monogram Club First Row: Left to Right: Birdsong, Holladay, Thomas, LoCascio. Goldberg. Folk. LoCascio, Thompson, W ' hite. Bird¬ song. Rogers. Pond, Edwards. Second Row: Babb, Savage. Goldberg, Brothers, Doughtie, Glenn. Hines. Elmore, Whitley, Stallings, While. Pettyjohn. Wyatt. Third Row: Meakin, Bowen. Farless, Matthew . Runnels. Bernstein. Baker, Harrell, Draper. Whitley, Kinsey. Bartles. Joyner. Fourth Row: Darden. West. Missett. House Carr. Martin. Mathews, Biittner. Taylor, Schnitzer, Wilkins, Nichols, Artman. Fifth Row: Harry. Cockey. Pettit. Parker, Mr. White Quid ante and cdudi Vi i3ua 10 In the Audio-Visual room we find Mrs. Burton and her workers, II. R. Cray. Berry Fitz- hugh. and ltsy Biittner. hard at work checking in films for the week. This is a great service to our school. Miss Bell, guidance director, is at all times helping students plan for the future. Here she is helping Susan and Sandra choose the college best suited each of them. S 3nterclub Council First Row: Peggy Smith, Jimmy Mathews, co-chairman; Charlotte Hines, co-chairman; Jane Coulbourn; Second Row: Virginia Hayes, Rose Marie Weae, Bill Darden. Bobby Draper. Becky Hofler; Third Row: Johanna Pruden, John Calvin. John Baker. Linda Leake, Martha Wills, and Gene Birdsong. future Z)eacher3 o cAmerica First Row : Sue Stallings. Charlotte Hines, Margie Shotten, Jacquelyn Jonee. Jcnnette Jones. Carol Warrington. Jane Coulbourn. President; Becky Hofler, Vice-President: Barbara Wallace. Second Row: Sandra Stanfield. Jo Lynn Howell, irginia Hayes, Peggy Mays, Johanna Pruden, Treasurer: Withers f arr. Lucy Coulbourn. Betty Bruce. Third Row: Caroline Parker. Secretary: Martha Wills. Barbura Morgan, Patricia Shotten. Mary Ann Debnam, Kay Staylor, Edwina Price. Carol Walton, and Marlyn Bowden. 81 Cheerleader Front Row: Co-Captains. Joyce Folk and Sandra LoCascio. Second Row: Margaret Edwards. Mary Jo LoCascio, Edie Goldberg, and Alice White. Third Row: Gene Birdsong, Pat Thompson, Patsy Rogers and Mary Lawrence Pond. 82 BACK LINE: Brenda Tew, Charnel Williams. Julane Speer, Cay Rice, Nancy Miller and Linda Harrell. FRONT LINE: Captains. Regie Couibourn and Charlotte Steel. 83 Cheerleaders at Pep (Assemblies fr. V. Cheerleaders Princes3 Pecky Princess Petty Jbare 84 13 tk Peanut Powl The highlight of this year’s football season was the Peanut Bowl Game on November 21, 1958. Suffolk defeated Great Bridge 13-7 in one of the most exciting games of the year. Sandra LoCascio, the Peanut Bowl Queen, and her Princesses Betty Dare Tidewell and Becky Elmore were chosen by the Red Raiders. The crowning of the queen by Mr. M. J. English, Presi¬ dent of the Rotary Club, cli¬ maxed this gala occasion. 85 Elmore, ett. � nd JfwSrs: w Ira LoCascio. W Ta ' 0r ;f d, ° Program. 8p day wiifc D song. Girl « Betty B Tommy Sandra LoCascio, Peanut Bowl Queen, has also been chosen as a princess for the Azalea Festival to be held in Norfolk. addition cp rtai n that throughout definitely one cafeteria •ojoyed by a , First row : 1. to r.: Draper, Nichols, Parker, Brothers—Co. Capl.. Taylor—Co. Cap!., Whitley, Daniels. White, Wilkins. Second rou: Nichols, Carr, Stallings. Bernstein, Donghtie. Harrell. Herring. Bartles, Pettyjohn. Third row: Missett. Reeves. Johnson, Babh, Scott Matthews, Hutton. Howell. Fourth row: Benton, Fitzhugh, Biittner, Walsh. Harry. West, Savage, House, fifth row: Coaches—White: Spoltore, Holly, Whitley, Goldberg. Coaches—Hamrick, Gregory, Herring. Sixth row: Managers—Furr, Mis- sett, Farless, Rogers. football 1958 Football Scores Opp. Suffolk Granby 18 0 Norview 12 0 Cradock 25 6 Va. Beach 6 12 Newport News 14 12 Princess Anne 0 6 Churchland 13 20 Franklin 12 26 Oscar Smith 6 14 Great Bridge 7 13 1959-60 Capt. Bobby Draper, sets new punt return record of 322 yds. in 13 attempts. 88 Tom Brothers Co-Captain fl - • f) - - J eturtun J ettermen Bobby Taylor Co-Captain Front Row: Goldberg, White, Draper, Wilkins anti Harrell. Middle Row: M. Whitley, Doughtie. W. Whitley, Pettyjohn. Nichols and Missett. Back Row: Babb. Brothers, House. Taylor. Parker, Savage and Matthews. 89 TEAM TOTALS S Total first downs . . .65 First downs rushing. . .43 First downs passing. . .16 First downs penalties . . 6 Net Yards rushing . . 1230 Yards lost rushing . . 286 Passes attempted . . 103 Passes completed . . 40 Yards gained passing . 637 Passes intercepted by . .II Yards interceptions runback . . . 117 Number of punts . . .39 Average distance punts 32.4 Yards kickoffs returned 508 Yards punts returned . 173 Fumbles by ... . 32 Own fumbles recovered 14 Number of penalties . 35 Yards lost penalties . 343 V KICKOFF RETURNS Player Bobby Draper . Aubrey Goldberg Bobby Taylor . Richard Savage. Billy Harrell. . Billy Nichols . Ralph White Leslie Matthews no. yards .13 322 PASSING Player att. comp, yg td int Matthews. .18 6 150 24 Doughtie. .11 5 126 03 Babb . . 28 8 89 12 Draper . . 9 5 84 I 0 Taylor . .5 1 78 I 0 Savage . 21 10 74 13 Goldberg. io 5 44 02 Harrell ..10 0 00 PASS RECEIVING INTERCEPTIONS Player caught yg td Player no. yards Aubrey Goldberg . II 227 3 Bobby Draper . . . 2 82 Bobby Draper . . II 94 1 Bobby Taylor . . . 2 4 Billy Nichols . 5 91 0 Leslie Matthews . . I 14 Billy Babb . . . 5 78 1 Richard Savage . . I 13 Peter Doughtie . . 3 56 1 Billy Harrell . . . I 5 Billy Harrell. . . 2 29 0 Peter Doughtie . . . 1 3 Peerman Holland . 1 28 0 Tom Brothers . . . I 0 Leslie Matthews . 1 18 0 Aubrey Goldberg . . 1 0 Mark Schnitzer . . 1 17 0 Billy Babb . . . . I 2 Bobby Taylor . . 1 3 0 SCORING Player td ep total Billy Babb . . •5 2-9 32 Aubrey Goldberg . 3 0 18 Leslie Matthews . 2 5-7 17 Bobby Draper . . 2 0 12 Billy Harrell . . 2 0 12 Billy Nichols . . 1 0 6 Peter Doughtie . . 1 0 1 Wayne Whitley. . 1 0 6 Player Matthews Draper . Harrell . Babb . . Doughtie. Savage . Taylor . B. Nichols Daniels . E. Nichols Schnitzer yg yi n 8 avg. 469 49 420 4.8 237 19 218 3.9 201 17 184 4.6 193 47 146 5.6 123 19 104 4.o M3 47 96 2.8 63 18 45 3.2 -4 4 Co-Captain Tom Brothers wins W.L.PM. Trophy for most valuable • player—chosen first string all Eastern—voted second string all Tidewater. 1958 - 9ootba.ll c4ward Tom Sykes Memorial Trophy awarded for out¬ standing spirit, co-opera¬ tion and sportsmanship, this year goes to Tommy Whitley Aubrey Gold Iter g and Bin ford Parker were presented the American Legion Trophy for their outstanding scholastic record. Captain Tommy Pettit Coach Art Jones Centers Cockey and West Varsity, basketball esr V. basketball Coach Art Spoltore and Captain Blair Harry Starting Five: Bernstein, llofler. Brown. Nowell, Harry. J. V. TEAM: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Nowell. Baines. Russell. Bernstein. Scott. SECOND ROW: Foster. Pinner. Vaughn. Hofler, Fitzhugh. Hill, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Howell, Hawkins. Nowell. Harry. Brown, Ellis, Russell, Mgr. 97 Qirld Vanity basketball Coach Mrs. Bird and Co-Captains Susan Birdsong and Grace Brinkley. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jones, Glenn. Mitchell, Baird. Hines, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bird. Stewart, Rogers, Brinkley. Birdsong, Pond, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Scott, Birdsong. Thomas. Morgan, Wallace, Mgr. -I 98 Starting Lineup: Jones, Birdsong, Rogers, Thomas. Brinkley, Scott, and Mrs. Bird, Coach. Qirlt’l V. 99 3n Aiemoriam In The Memory Of DAVID CAPRON LYON WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 25, 1958, WE, HIS CLASSMATES, LOVINGLY DEDICATE THIS PAGE. S-S-S-S-S-S-S-3Hf£-S-S-S-SPARKLE! Have a Coke! RoftUd -d« o«tSora of Tko Coco-Cola Co� po r ky Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS SUFFOLK COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Compliments of Compliments of ERVIN MOULDING AND C TRIM COMPANY PHONE 9341 TWIN KISS DRIVE-IN Phone 8388 P. 0. Box 154 REMEMBER VICTOR EUGENE WILLS PLUMBING • HEATING RUSSELL ' S AIR CONDITIONING AFTER SCHOOL!! Hall Avenue Suffolk. Virginia Compliments of Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1959 B. F. GOODRICH STORE 139 E. Washington St. Phone 6321 BEAMON ' S, INC. 708 W. Constance Rd. “TIRES FOR EVERY ROLLING WHEEL” On the Western End of the By-Pass SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA BUILDING AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Compliments of Used Car Lot.Dial 6800 New Cars .Dial 2221 C. C. CLARK MOTOR COMPANY 248 West Washington Suffolk, Virginia CLARK-ANDREWS MOTOR CO., Incorporated OLDSMOBILE—CADILLAC • DeSOTO • PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE • EVINRUDE DEALER 256 W. Washington St. Suffolk. Va. PHONE SUFFOLK 9441 CLEANERS BURKE H. HOWELL, Owner 807 W. WASHINGTON ST., SUFFOLK, VA. Deluxe Shirt Laundry — Cold Storage For Furs and Woolens — Deluxe Cleaning Service Compliments of Compliments of LAKESIDE PHARMACY SUFFOLK FLORAL GARDEN 913 West Washington Street 915 West Washington Street • Phone 8181 Phone 2801 COMPLIMENTS TO THE NANSEMOND MATTRESS CO. CLASS OF 1959 305 Caroline • Phone 6191 KELLEY FURNITURE COMPANY Makers of . . . FELT AND 1NNERSPRING MATTRESSES 207 East Washington Street CUSHIONS REBUILT Phone 3331 FREE ESTIMATES CONGRATULATIONS MERCURY LINCOLN to the SALES - SERVICE SENIOR CLASS • NANSEMOND MOTORS HARRY P. TAYLOR 428 East Pinner Street Electrical Company Suffolk. Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1959 BALLARD SMITH, INC. SUFFOLK ' S FASHION CENTER Since 1880 Suffolk, Virginia Telephone 9956 .jvUQOOOOO.OOOO.OOO.OOOOOOOC Suffolk Insurance Corporation Insurance - Bonds 165 N. Main St. P. O. Box 508 | PHONE 9988 J - S11VI YOU j tlHI 1 � 000000 000 O OOOOPO OAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA - )i THE GURIETY PRESS Most Modern Equipment 102 North Saratoga Street Phone 4741 SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA CTN J) WHERE TO GET QUALITY PRINTING! Pepsi-Cola Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works Holland Rd. Suffolk, Va. Phone 5711 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1959 BIRDSONG STORAGE COMPANY Incorporated Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of J. E. AUTO SUPPLY CO. HARRELL ELECTRIC CO. 308 W. Washington Street WHOLESALE Telephone 3681 AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE W. B. Harrell. Jr. Corner of S. Main and Cherry St. • Suffolk, Virginia DIAL 9914 GOOD LUCK—CLASS OF 1959! SUFFOLK PACKING CO., INC. McNEILL ELECTRIC CO. Smithfield Highway ELECTRIC MOTOR DISTRIBUTORS WHOLESALE MEATS—MEAT PRODUCTS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING • 107 East Pinner Street Phones: 2354 — 2355 Dial 3233 Residence: 9461 SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA EXTENDS GREETINGS MR. PEANUT AND BEST SUFFOLK WISHES TO THE PUPILS HIGH SCHOOL.... O F PLANTERS ™ PEANUTS 7jhornton J To the Senior Class of ’59. . . The management and employees of THORNTON’S congratulate you on the completion of your studies as high school students. Schooldays are truly happy days— and it is with the sincere wish of all of us, that you carry fond mem¬ ories of your years at S.H.S. with you. May the instruction and leadership of your teachers t hese past years, guide you to success and fulfillment of your ambition in the years to come. It is our hope that you set your goals high and through the guidance of a true Christian life, that each of you, in his own way. attains that goal. Compliments Compliments of of NANSEMOND DRUG CO. Where you get the HAYNES best of quality and service. FURNITURE CO. ☆ Phone: 3414 We Deliver Congratulations Seniors DUDLEY N. ROLLINGS At JOHN F. and JOHN B. PINNER Incorporated WOMAN’S 1 WORLD V J 119 South Main Street Real Estate Insurance Rentals Fine Food Shopping COLONIAL STORES OTIS M. RAILEY BRINKLEY ICE PLANT GENERAL INSURANCE 625 East Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Fire Casualty • Bonds • Life Wholesale and Retail Ice Specializing In Party Ice Office Phone 3165 Phone 4491 BRIGGS MOTOR CO., Inc. Compliments Telephone Suffolk 3446 of Kimberly—Route 460 CRYSTAL RESTAURANT A Suffolk’s Largest and Most Modern Restaurant CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 THE FARMERS BANK OF NANSEMOND MASTER ESSO STATION Pinner Street Compliments Suffolk, Va. Phone 5513 of a PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE FRIEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. Conn rat 11 at on s To The Senior Class Compliments ★ ★ of SUFFOLK IRON WORKS SIDEWALK MARKET Machinist Welders J. P. BOONE’S TV THOS. E. SHOTTON, JR. FRIGIDA RE RCA - Victor Commercial Refrigeration — Heating Air Conditioning TV - Sales and Service Phone 9401 104 North Saratoga Street 615 East Pinner Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of R. R. ALLEN AND SON Distributor for Phone 2891 PIERCE TIRE COMPANY AUTOMATIC DELCO HEAT and Tires GOOD YEAR Tubes WATER SYSTEMS Vulcanizing Recapping 404 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Suffolk, Va. Compliments SUFFOLK of NEWS-HERALD ROSES ' 5-10-25 STORE The home town newspaper of Suffolk anil the communities of its rich PHONE 2611 agricultural area. Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY 139 North Main Street Suffolk. Virginia APARTMENTS and HOUSES FOR SALE and RENT L. S. BURTON Real Estate Phone 2581 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 BARR BROTHERS Friendly Jewelers Credit For All Suffolk High Students H. M. SMALL, Manager Phone 3260 J. R. WILLS SONS All types of commercial and residential buildings 318 CEDAR STREET PHONE 3252 Compliments B. D. LADERBERG SON Compliments DEPARTMENT STORE 179 East Washington St. of Suf folk. Virginia SUFFOLK’S LARGEST JANUARY’S INDEPENDENT DEPARTMENT STORE HIGH ' S ICE CREAM BURTON FURNITURE CO., INC. There’s A High ' s Store Near You “The Working Man ' s Friend ” 008 W. Constance Rd. 202-206 E. Washington St. Suffolk, Va. SUFFOLK, VA. PHONE 5841 — 5594 RIVERVIE’W AMOCO Compliments SERVICE of 801 W. Constance Road Suffolk. Virginia BRIGGS FARM FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO. SUFFOLK EQUIPMENT CO. WINDSOR HIGHWAY ELEPHANTS FORK TELEPHONE 2331 SUFFOLK, VA. Compliments Compliments of NANSEMOND AMUSEMENT CO. of JOHNSON ' S AMOCO SMART CLOTHES FOR THE RAIDERS AND RAIDERETTES LEGGETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of THOMAS J. LIPTON, Inc. Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of SUFFOLK GAS CORPORATION Compliments of DIXIE GUANO COMPANY Your Friendly Natural Gas Servant 157 North Main Street Dial 2376 Compliments of LEVY JEWELERS and YOUNG MEN’S SHOP Suffolk, Virginia Swanner - Jones Lumber Co. BILL JOHNSON’S MUSIC SHOP Hand Instruments, Records Wholesale Lumber String Instruments, Pianos Dealers in Cypress, Yellow Pine, Hardwoods and West Coast Products 135 S. Main Street Suffolk, Va. Business Phone 6281 Phone Suffolk 4700 Residence Phone 4677 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Compliments W. A. MALLORY CO. of CONFECTIONERS FLETCHER Telephone 4833 421 Smith St. EQUIPMENT CO. Suffolk, Va. Compliments CONGRATULATIONS of TO THE CLASS OF 1959 SUFFOLK The “Peanut Kids” Peanut Butter PEANUT PRODUCER ' S PEANUT COMPANY COMPANY Suffolk, Virginia BEST WISHES TO THE “Whether Your Garments Are Old or New. We Clean Them To Satisfy You ” 1958 SENIOR CLASS MASTER CLEANERS LIVESAY ' S TEXACO 700 East Washington Street STATION Phone 2800 B. E. Carr —Owner Suffolk, Virginia J. Edward Howell — Bradford G. Howell HERE’S THE GANG AT BRADSHAW’S There ' s Always A Crowd There. Especially After School. “MEET’CHA AT BRADSHAWS” HAS BECOME A POPULAR SAYING AT S.H.S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 POND BROTHERS PEANUT COMPANY Compliments Compliments of of SIMON’S W. P. GRIFFIN GARAGE NORMAN PACKING CORPORATION Compliments Dealers In MEAT. PROVISIONS and PRODUCE of 338-340 East Washington St. Suffolk. Va. TRAVELERS REST Dial: 2386 - 2387 BEST WISHES Compliments TO THE CLASS OF 1959 of “AHEAD AT THE FOOT ” RAMSEY - STROUD THE PASTRY SHOP SHOE CO., INC. 314 West Washington Street SUFFOLK. V IRGINIA Phone 64 13 R. W. BAKER CO. Compliments FINE FURNITURE of Established 1885 J. C. PENNY CO. 180 N. Main St. 208 West Washington Street Suffolk. V ' a. Phone 3861 SHOP PENNY’S Suffolk, Virginia You Live Better. You’ll Save GODWIN MOTOR COMPANY, NANSEMOND COUNTY TRACTOR SALES Tom Whitfield, Pres. Suffolk, Virginia Ford Thlnderbird Sales and Service Ford Tractors Implements Your Ford Dealer Since 1933 National Bank of Suffolk Since 1899 Member F.D.I.C. Member F.R.B. Main Office West Washington St. Join us in our 60th Anniversary Celebration and Oj en an Account At The “NATIONAL mm? West End Branch Washington Bosley KKLAIII CHKVKOLET C ' OII 1 011 AT I OX 1038 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia WHEN YOl THINK OF SHOES THINK OF RUSSELL HOLMES “SUFFOLK’S LEADING SHOE STORE” SUFFOLK MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of BY RUM ' S Buich — Pontiac—Vauxhall GX1C Trucks—Good Used Cars SALES and SERVICE 245 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Dial 9948 Compliments CONGRATULATIONS of SENIORS! SUFFOLK PEANUT SUFFOLK FRUIT COMPANY PRODUCE CO. WEBB ' S TRANSFER offers prompt, personalized service plus overnight service between Eastern Virginia, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey. New York, and Boston. Remember, for ideal service, rely on WEBB ' S . . . Suffolk ' s most dependable trucking firm. CARL SCHADEL SHEET METAL WORKS Phone 4141 Suffolk, Virginia REID HOPE General Contractors 153 NORTH MAIN STREET SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA NEHI BOTTLING CO. OF SUFFOLK 312 Caroline Avenue PHONE 2328 Suffolk, Virginia Compliments W M B J means Good Insurance of SUFFOLK CITY TRANSIT WM. B. JONES, INC. 106-111 American Bank Bldg. Suffolk 9994 Ride The Hus and Save CHOREY MOTORS, INC. Telephone 9958 800-802 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Dodge — Plymouth — Dodge Trucks Foreign Sales and Service SIMPSON ' S RESTAURANT A group of Suffolk Merchants wishes to th ank the ‘‘Pea Pickers” for the fine entertainment they have provided for them during the past year. They congratulate the five Seniors and wish them all continued success and happiness. Allie Blur anil John are pleased with the rings. Everyone will he pleased with the wide selection offered at BREWER ' S WHEN YOU THINK OF JEWELRY, Let Us Be Your Jeweler. SUFFOLK Compliments NEWS-HERALD of The Hometown Newspaper of Suffolk ami the communities LEON A. FAMILANT of its Rich Agricultural Area. ENTERPRISES Compliments Compliments To The of Class of 1959 HOBB’S THE HUB Yes. that’s our Bill delivering flowers for PINNER’S. When we at S.H.S. need flowers we always go to PINNER ' S FLOWER SHOP