Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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Senior Sponsors: (Left to Right) Mr. Wilbert Crocker, Miss Glodys Yotes, Mrs. W. B Lipscomb Mrs. C. T. Shotton. cS emors SENIOR OFFICERS President—Charles Dorden Vice-President—Sally Michael Secretary—Anne Vaden Treasurer—Charles Foster

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June 22. 1922 October 25, 1926 June 16, 1927 December 4, 1935 August 3, 1936 January 20, 1938 June 26, 1941 January 15, 1942 April 25. 1946 C) asses The School Board voted to offer to the pupil in the graduating class of the high school who holds the best record in scholarship for the four years of high school a medal—the cost not to exceed $10.00. Regulation passed by the Board: That in the future the Senior Class of Suffolk High School shall not purchase a class ring at a price to exceed $7.50 each. On motion it was decided to have a Baccalaureate Sermon os part of the Commencement Exercises for 1928 The School moved to sponsor the establishment of an industrial school to train operators for a new silk mill to be located here. Principal F. S. Chase appeared before the Board to discuss plans for the introduction of shop work into Suffolk High School The Superintendent announced that a class in Automobile driving would be started in the high school at the beginning of the new term. No pupils will be allowed to take this class unless they have reached the age of fourteen years. The Senior Class of 1941 left as a parting gift to the high school a sum of $138.00 with the provision that it be used toward the purchase of a 16 mm Motion Picture machine. Board raised maximum ring price to $10.00 and made it clear that the same pattern of rings should be kept. Authority was voted to the Superintendent to take such steps as necessary for putting into effect a proper course in Distributive Education. 15

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Seniors selecting their announcements for that special event—graduation. Once in a lifetime!