Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

mnim THE GOLDEN PEANUT VOLUME How can we remember the memories and moods of the years ... the silent moments of consolation ... a blurr of rigid excitement . .. leadership that also teaches us the game of life .. . together pow er... a common goal - victory ... participation and a willingness to give . .. New meaningful friendships ... the fun of just being with people . .. enthusiasm - typical of S.H.S.... complete involvement and interest ... together Suffolk High is built and together we will remember .. . A 4 -grj ► 1 , — . QUIET. SZk the silent periods of Suffolk High ... times of meditation and collection of our thoughts ... contemplating new ideas . .. realizing the existence of knowledge ... NO. 1 SCHOOL SPIRIT The senior year - one of great anticipa¬ tion ... to build up by the experiences of each individual class... sleeping on the Washington trip . .. being entrusted with a leadership re¬ sponsibility ... halls well known ... studying hard to get in the over-abundance of work Advanced Composition seems to have ... just taking time to breathe freely and act as if we aren’t seniors ... but when graduation comes, somehow it all seems so worthwhile and one knows it definitely is ... School work ... always overshadowing everything else ... forgetting the big test... homework not quite finished ... sleeping in class (from hard studying?).. . the awareness of your creativity ... always getting the wrong results in the lab ... the forgotten book... but somehow the work is finished and the end brings accomplishments. 12 1968-69 STATE CHAMPION SUFFOLK RED RAIDER? STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE. ROW 1: Vice President Pierce, Chaplain Moyer, Secretary Hobbs, President Davidson. ROW 2: Cleveland. Brinkley, McLemorc, Smithcr, Chapman, Marr. ROW 3: March, Joyner, C. Simpson, Oliver, Lawrence, Smith, Boudiette, Small, Powell, H. Simpson. ROW 4: Ellis, Kelly, Pierce. Womack, Jones,Richards. ROW 5: Butler, Cones, B. Williams, Moore, Davis, Ballard, Lundy, Hoffler, Knox, H. Williams, Brcmby, Lawton, Mitchell, Horton. SCA President Donnie Davidson discusses the School Spirit dance with WLPM representative. Flag raisers Eddie White and Ben Ellis faithfully go about their daily chore. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE: ROW 1: Davidson, Ellis, Chairman, Pierce; Brinkley, Butler. SECOND ROW: Davis, McLemore. Vita Silver works in the supply office each morning. Treasurer Fry tries to make ends meet. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL: ROW 1: Crockett, Jordon, Zekert, Mrs. Goldberg, Advisor; Mrs. Wilson, Advisor; Lawrence, O’Connor; President Joey Pierce; Secretary Brinkley. ROW 2: Bangley, Horton, Speer, Rivenbark, Albright, Co nes. ROW 3: Nelms, Butler. Ellis. Moore, Butler, Melito. 19 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Secretary Ballard, Vice President Butler, President Cones. Treasurer Joyner ROW 2: Brinkley, Allison, Small. Gatling, Ellis, Copeland, Moyer, Cleveland, Jordan, Whitley. ROW 3: Bell. Bryant. Albright. Johnson. Simpson. Rawls, Pierce, Byrd. ROW 4 Powell. Mitchell. Zckcrt, Morris, Jordan. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Alwood views maps for the student trip to Spain. ROW I: Futrell, Pittman, Davis, Bangley, Hurley, Jones, Knox. ROW 2: Bradshaw. Peachy, Everett. Hines, Birdsong. Wontmack, Webb, McNeil, Austin, Bailey. Mills. ROW 3: Miles. Hines, Spain. Godwin. ROW 4: Speer. Johnson, Boudicttc. Advisor. Mrs. Alwood; Secretary Ballard, President Ellis, Treasurer Wommack, Vice President Ellis, Allison. Bryant, Landrum, Jordan, Eby, Davis, Scott, Parker, Doughty, Kelley. HI-Y COUNCIL ROW 1: Mrs. O’Berry, Bangley, O’Connor, Speer, Spain, Fry. ROW 2 : Mrs. Mauck, Albright, Hor¬ ton, Butler, Moore, Brinkley, President Kelley, Mrs. Lynch, Crocker, Mr. Hill, Smither, Mrs. Crocker. President Martha Kelley HI-Y ROW 1: Vice President Fry, Davis, President Speer, Chaplain Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer Bangley, McLemore, Doughtie, Advisor, Mr. Hill, Eby, Sims. ROW 2: Zekert, Rhodes, Spain, Ellis, Futrell, Ashley. EMILY LYNCH TRI-HI-Y CHAPTER II: ROW 1: President Butler, Vice President Crocker, Secretary Tioquan, Treasurer White, Chaplain Rivenbark. ROW 2: Nelms, Webb, Pinto, Everett, Walton. ROW 3: Advisor Mrs. Crocker, Hines, Johnson. CHAPTER I: ROW 1: President O’Conner, Vice President Brinkley, Secretary Smither, Treasurer Lawrence, Chaplain Parker, Advisor Mrs. Lynch. ROW 2: Godwin, Hines, Chapman, Birdsong, Ward. ROW 3: Eby,Landrum, Andrews, Mills, Spain, Womack. GLADYS YATES TRI-HI-Y ALPHA CHAPTER: ROW 1: Rountree, Treasurer March, Chaplain Richards, Vice President Johnson. President Horton. ROW 2: Bowden, Advisor O’Berry, Jones, Cathey, Womack, Brinkley. ROW 3: Pierce, Kelley, Bailey, Moore, Joyner, Doughty, Blevins, Bryant. BETA CHAPTER: ROW 1: Ballard. Chaplain Kennedy, President Albright, Secretary Tarkington, Vice President Brinkley, Treasurer Davis. ROW 2: S. Brinkley, Bradshaw Parker, Boudictte, Joyner, Savage, Hobbs, Carter, Smith, White, Finch, Parker, Advisor Mrs. Mauck. ROW 3: Rivenbark, Melito, Kelley. Speer. FTA TOP TO BOTTOM: Johnson, Pond, Horton, Kinnc, Ballard. Pierce, Moore, Kennedy, Cones, Copeland, Rivenbark, Secretary Brinkley. Trea¬ surer Speer, Vice President Williams, President But¬ ler. FHA ROW 1: President Jones, Vice President Johnson, Secretary White, Assistant Secretary Jones, Trea¬ surer Bowden. ROW 2: Advisor Mrs. Taylor, Mc¬ Daniel, Thompson, Darden. ROW 3: Cones, Ash- bum, Lassiter, Sherrard. ROW 4: Williams. Cones, Davis. ROW 5: Harrell, Kennedy. Jackson. ROW 6: Parker, Aston, Baker. 24 INTERACT CLUB Powell, Treasurer Rawls, Marr, Secretary Pierce, Spain, Hines. Gatling, Vice President Carr, President McLemore, Jeffreys, Harrell, Darden. (Missing from picture Speer. Hoffler, Hill). ROW 1: Sweethearts Ellis, Bradshaw, Oliver. ROW 2: Davis, President Crockett, Vice President Fry, Secretary Pope, Goodman, Bangley. Mitchell. White. ROW 3: Rhodes, Zckert, Davidson, Sims, Holland. (Missing from picture Stancill.) 25 KEY CLUB FBLA ROW 1: President Nelms, Vice-President Mathews, Secretary Hott, Treasurer Luter, Lawton. ROW 2: Warren, Ashbum, Lilley, Norris,Darden, Advisor Mrs. Darden, Duke Jones. DECA ROW 1: Vice President Garnett, Advisor Mr. Frost, Secretary Mathews, Debra Hill. ROW 2: Comer, Gay, Underwood, Lassiter. ROW 3: Richards, Saunders, B. Saunders, Norris, Greene, Askew. ROW 4: Barnes, Jefferson, Godwin, Robertson. ROW 5: Ward. Hedgepeth, Ford, Darden, Carpenter. ROW 6: Margan, Solomon, Salmon, Wilson, Bunch, Bailor, Cross, O’Berry. MASONRY TOP TO BOTTOM: Beamon, Scott, Lundy, Wilson, J. McCrea, Ruffin, Haskins, Covington, Jones, Coker, M. McCrea, Whitehead, Powell, Goodman, Walker, Boykins, Moore, Mr. Rich¬ ards. ICT STANDING: Mr. Spillman. Walker, Sharpe, Mitchell, Hinton, Jones, Warren, Ruffin, Locust, Cousins, Cobb, Hinton, Scott. SEAT¬ ED: Eure, White, Deloatch, Goodman. DRILL TEAM Captain Covington. ROW 1: Bess, Mazcll, Silver. ROW 2: Joyner, James, Lawrence. ROW 3: Sherrod, Lassiter, Williams. ROW 4: Jones. Colbert, Reid. ROW 5: Kelley, Parker, Peoples. Twine, Head Majorette Bradshaw, Briggs, Covington. 28 MAJORETTES L_I W___J SHSBAND ROW 1: Twine, Gatling. Walker, Miles. Taylor. Pierce, Brinkley. Rhodes, Goldncr, Miles, Fry. Brockington. ROW 2: Jones, Rountree, Bradshaw. Bailey, Wiggins. Holland, Hoffler. Langston, Miller. Hicks, Briggs. Brinkely. Whitley. Duke, Hines. Rhodes. Berg. ROW 3: Hopewell. Williams, Jones, Doughty, White, Wickens, McGronan, Coppolla. Mehalko, Smith, Hurley, Jordan, Key, Carr, Mitchell, Smither, Hill, Boyce. Berg. Hassel. Barnes. Cook, Darden. Marr. ROW 4: Bland, Askew. Fry, Shelton. Davis. Newsom. Mitchell, Knight, Landrum. Dudley, Miller, Walker, Boyette, Bradshaw, Stolley, Covington, Crocker. S.H.S. Pep Band helps build spirit at pep rallies and basketball games. John Ford Band Director This page is co-sponsored by UNITED VIRGINIA BANK and WEBSTER BRICK COMPANY CHORAL Mrs. L. W. Jones CHORAL DIRECTOR ROW 1: Jones, Daughtrey, Boone, Hicks, Parrish, Wilson, Christian, Bess, Reid, Rodgers, Silver, Cook, Thome, Carpenter, Eure. ROW 2: Dawson, Moore, Coker, Brockington. Finch, Parker, Parr, Ruffin, Silver. Cumes, Lassiter, Wynn, Gayles, Copeland, Sharpe. ROW 3: Miller, Jackson, Berg, Harrison. Rhodes, Pittman, Hoffler, Lundy, Privott, Thorne, Haskins. Coker, Druitt, Boone, Thorne, Cousins, Hinton, Johnson. 30 SUNBURST LITERARY STAFF: Parker, Hines. Williams, Ellis, Speer, Davis, Hobbs. Davidson, Cones. Pond, McLemore, Mitchell, Kennedy, Bangley, Hurley. Editor Angel Ellis and Assistant-Editor Becki Williams look over the first edition of the SUNBURST. PEANUT PICKER Co-editors . . Margaret Cleveland, Marion Allison Managing Editor . Nancy Joyner Feature Editor . . . Kevon Oliver News Editor .. Roxanne Gatling Review Editor .... Bruce Man Art Editor .Brian Vick Sports Editor.Chuck Sims Copy Editor . . . .Dale Simpson Layout Editor . . . Nancy Carter Photography.Paul Purcell Circulation . . . Aubrey Mitchell Business Manager. . Martha Moore Faculty AdviscrMrs. Joyce Trump PEANUT PICKER EDITORS: STANDING: Moore, Joyner, Oliver. ON BARS: Carter, Cleveland, Allison, Simpson. PEANUT PICKER STAFF: FRONT: Pinto, Hines, Spain, Bryant, Everrett. O’Connor. SECOND ROW: Odom. Johnson, Moore, Blevins. Jones. Birdsong, Bowden, Oliver, Simpson, Joyner. BACK ROW: Andrews, Walton, Hines, Cleveland, Allison, Carter, Nelms, Rountree. 32 Mrs. Joyce Trump - Advisor Paul Purcell - Photographer Chuck Sims discusses Sports reviews with Editor Margaret Cleveland. PEANUT PICKER BUSINESS STAFF: BOTTOM TO TOP: K. Kelly, Business Manager Moore, Chapman, M. Kelly, C. Kelly, Speer, O’Connor, Webb, Bangley, Bradshaw, Boudiette. THE PEANUT BUSINESS STAFF: ROW I: Tarkington, Rivcnbark. Pond, Smither, Business Manager C. Brinkley, O’Connor, Crocker, Lawrence. Kennedy. ROW 2: Butler. D. Brinkley. Cathy. Johnson, Carter, Hobbs, Horton, Chapman. ROW 3: Davis, Speer, Doughty, Boudieltc, Bowden, Pierce, Webb, Williams, Kinnc. Jordan. 34 STAFF: ROW 1: C. Brinkley, Davis, March, Horton. ROW 2: Purcell, Kinne, D. Brinkley. Mrs. Burdge Caton Advisor Mr. Oliver assisted the staff through his helpful hints. Carolyn Brinkley BUSINESS MANAGER Paul Purcell, Laura Kinne Debbie Brinkley PHOTOGRAPHERS PICTURE EDITOR PEP CLUB ROW 1: Vice Presidcnl Pierce. Secretary O’Conner. Treasurer Hines. ROW 2: Hobbs, Booth, C. Kelly. Smithcr, Richards, Lawrence. Pond. ROW 3 Bradshaw. Jones. Zekert. Parker, Hines. Everett, Birdsong. ROW 4: Pinto, Miles, Godwin. Parrish, Finch. Austin. Davis. ROW 5: Fry. MeUto, Blevins, Speer. Moore, Webb. Rivenbark. ROW 6: Ballard. Tarkington, Kennedy. Chapman. P. Rivenbark, Brinkley, Horton. ROW 7: Davis. Williams. (Missing from picture: President Ellis.) J.V. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING Martha Godwin. Martha F.verett. STANDING Robin Hines, Susan Everett, Co-captains Marilyn Hines. Sharon Birdsong. Elizabeth Joyner. Donna Miles, Betsy Leggett. (Missing from picture: Nancy Birch.) VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Kelley, Martha Pierce, Joanne Lawrence, Kay Pond, Dolly Richards, Susan Smither, Captain Betsy Hobbs, Karen Crocker, Lisa Booth, Nancy Carter. Captain Betsy Hobbs Cheerleaders help boost school spirit by giving pep rallies. SCORES BASKETBALL SHS OPP. 75..Gloucester 65 78. W .Forest Glen 70 107.?X . ..Central 77 74 . . . Southfield 69 74.. . . .JohnYeates 72 71. ...... .Franklin 93 GOLF 79 . . . 76 OPP. Northampton . SHS 89 . . . 66 9 .3 49 . . . 66 4 vi John Yeates. .7Vi 74 . . . 59 7Vi Southampton . .4 Vi 77 . . . 79 3Vi JohnYeates. .8 Vi 63 . . . .John Yeates 59 8 Northampton . .4 53 . . . 63 88 . . . .Southampton 53 56 . . . .Windsor 57 . .. 59 . . . Southampton 52 74 . . . Northampton 65 BASEBALL 63 . . . . . Windsor 54 OPP. SHS 9 Forest Glen . .2 TENNIS 1 11 John Yeates. .0 SHS OPP 4 Windsor . .13 0 Saint Christopher 5 Jr Northampton . .4 8 Hampton Roads Academy 1 7 Gloucester. .6 5 Norfolk Academy 4 14 Central. .10 3 Woodrow Wilson A 6 11 Smithfield. .4 4 Hampton Roads Academy 5 17 Franklin. .4 0 Saint Christopher 9 23 m Southampton . .3 5 Benedictine 4 3 Norfolk Academy 6 Ferguson Maury Cradock Kecoughtan FOOTBALL OPP SHS 20 Gloucester 7 TRACK 33 Franklin 0 SHS OPP 40 John Yeates 0 56Vi. 40 Western Brand i 0 98. 9 Norfolk Catholic 13 (won)55. 19 Forest Glen o (2nd place)44 33 Southampton O’ 55. .JohnYeates 81 38 Smithfield 0 50. .Norfolk Catholic 86 0 Windsor 14 3rd place. 12 Central , 12 This page is sponsored by PEPSICOLA “You’ve got a lot to give. and Pepsi’s got a lot to give.” Co-captains Lcnnie Carr, Alonzo Colter Coker clears the path for Biggs. Lundy shows good defensive tactics. Early August practices help produce excellent athletes. Raider coaching staff looks on intently ready to give any assistance. White heads for daylight. Quarterback Mizzell reveals his ability. 41 BASKETBALL 1971-1972 Tri-captains Mike McCrea, Kermit Goodman, Danny Lawrence dis¬ cuss team strategy with Coach Mike Pratt. Coach Moore and team patiently await a victory. Managers Ricky Hart and Lloyd Hardin (Missing from picture Larry Thompson). ill ifi . ' .V. W ' ' • V ■.I I iiv . fc JM ;V !: : ’ TEAM: Pierce, Powell, Goodman. Jones, Privott, Hinton, Young, McCrea, Ruffin. Lawrence, Biggs, Warren, Mizzell, Coach Pratt. (Missing from picture Coach Moore). 43 SHS OPP. 0.Franklin 0 12.Windsor 6 0.John Yeates 19 19.Forest Glen 0 J.V. FOOTBALL: ROW 1: Davis, Jones, Winborne, Cox, Singleton. ROW 2. Birdsong, White. Hobbs. ROW 3: Jackson, Hines, Liverman. Bremby. ROW 4: Coach Shelton. Coates Co-Captain, Coach Pratt, Briggs Co-Captain, Landrum. Bangley, Harrell, Darden (Missing from photo Silver). SHS OPP. 69.John Yeates 70 62.Windsor 57 68.Forest Glen 49 77.Gloucester 66 58.Central 77 56.Smithfield 55 60.John Yeates 83 67.Franklin 64 67.Southampton 76 84.Northampton 82 J.V. BASKETBALL ROW 1: Mitchell, Bracey, Mansfield, Coates. Bradshaw. Parker, Hobbs. ROW 2: Coach Shelton. Manager Cross. Harrell, Watford, Eason, Bailor, Fields, McCrea, Hines, Darden, Manager Druitt. 44 JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS 1971-1972 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1971 Managers Wanda Rivenbark, Charlene Christian, Cathy Coker. EEET TO RIGHT: Captain Linda Bremby, Co-captain Mallory Davis. STANDING: Jordan. Davis, Mitchell. Bradshaw Ruffin, Mizzele, Speer, Coach, Mrs. Brown, Cook. OPP 27 31 24 39 33 68 34 40 21 SHS 31.. 43 .. 21 .. 32 .. 18 . . 28 .. 32 .. 21 .. 41 .. Gloucester . Forest Glen . Central . Smithfield . John Yeates . Franklin . Windsor . Southampton . Northampton SPRING TRACK 1971: ROW l-Bryan Holliday, Brad Maxcy, Chuck Sims, Randy Carter, Donald Goodwin, Edward Saecker, Steven Westnedge,Coach Hill. ROW 11-Ricky White, Calvin Parker. Glenn Barnett, Harry Chavis. TENNIS 1971: ROW 1-Bruce Marr, Joey Pierce, Mike Lubin, Phil Simons. ROW 11-Ben Ellis, Kent Spain, Bert Walton. State Doubles Champions BASEBALL 1971: Kirk Miller, Ronnie Askew, Dennis Edwards, Tommy Morrison, George Fields, Jay Butler, Coach Peccia. 47 W. R. SAVAGE, JR. SUPERINTENDENT OF SUFFOLK CITY SCHOOLS 50 ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL William N. HiU ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL J.F. Peele, Jr. Ronald Frost Distributive Education 52 Miss Mamie Basler Mrs. T. R. Darden Miss Virginia Brinkley Mrs. Burdge Calon Mrs. William M. Cones ENGLISH IDEPARTMENT Miss Maddie Vann MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. James C. Lynch Miss Helen Benyard l Mrs. Robert J. Crocker Donald Langdon PHYSICAL SCIENCE Miss Anna Koontz Mrs. Michael Lackey Mrs. Robert P. Mauck Miss Joann Payne Mrs. Robert B. Marr Librarian POLITICAL SCIENCE Mrs. Florrie Gardner Secretary Miss Gene Burton Secretary Mrs. Ginger Toney Secretary Mr. Hal Furr Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Juanita Hall School Nurse Cindy Adams Violet Ashburn Elaine Askew Lawson Bailey Terri Baines Vera Baker Rodney Barkalow Anna Barnes Brenda Barrett Presidec Barrett Phyllis Bess Steve Berg Sharon Birdsong Warren Birdsong Barbara oiuwe Lori Booth Ronald Boyce Robert Boyd Donald Bracy Andy Bradshaw Billy Bradshaw Chuck Bradshaw Pernell Brickhouse LaVern Bruckington Lester Brogdon Barry Bunch Michael Byrd Randolph Chapman Don Chavis Roy Cherry Charlene Christian Janice Cobb Sharon Cobb Suzanne Cones Gail Cook Joseph Cook William Cook Edna Cornett 56 The Freshmen tried to “Rack ’em up”. Leonard Cox Sheryl Cross Elizabeth Daughtry George Davidson Faye Davis John Davis Leslie Davis William Davis Harry Derby Ronald Dorow Rodney Doughty Steve Doughtie Dwight Druitt Bill Duke Greg Eby Audrey Edwards Becky Eure Dennis Eure Martha Everett Wayne Ford Jeffrey Forehand Sonny Franklin Elizabeth Fravel Shirley Fry 57 Attendants Marilyn Hines and Marsha Hicks added beauty to P-Nut Bowl. Glenn Funicclli Martha Godwin Kim Goldner Wallace Gray Yvonne Gray Carol Greene Debbie Harrell Sandra Harrell Sharon Harrell Tommy Heffington Marsha Hicks Mark Hines Marilyn Hines Robin Hines John Hite Trip Hobbs Stan Holland Claretta Horton Clayton Horton Michael Jackson Denise Jenkins Faye Jemigan James Johnson Steve Johnson Tommy Johnson Beverly Jones Cassandra Jones Douglas Jones Evexly Jones Mattawalda Kearney 58 Rita Kennedy Diane King Billie Langston Clarice Lassiter Gail Lawrence Paquita Lawrence Deborah Leggett Emily McDaniel Donna Miles Ivan Miller Michael Miller Wallace Miller Ousley Mitchell Lorenzo Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Terry Mitchell Garfield Mizelie Rhonda Morris Emanuel Myrick Tim Oliver Bernita Parrish Yvonne Phillips Colleen Pinto Vanessa Pittman Donna Porter Gladys Raby Muriel Reid Lynn Richards Lindell Riddick Stephen Ritter 59 Denise Rogers Sabrene Ruffin Juanita Runyon Michael Runyon Ray Russell Thomas Saunders Mirian Sherrod Dorcssa Silver Rita Silver Walter Silver Hank Simpson Michael Singleton Clyde Smith Rita Smith Melanie Spain John Taylor Debbie Thompson LoAnn Thome Sharon Wagner Richard Walker Sylvester Walker Lynn Walton Ann Ward Jerome Wattord Beth Webb James White Leondra White Ronald White Stacy Wickens Molly Wilcox Janie Andrews Mary Ashburn Delores Askew Ronnie Askew Gregg Bailor Raiford Baker James Bangle y Nancy Bangley Ronnie Barnes Steve Barnes Evelyn Beamon Faye Bell Larry Belvins Andrew Boone Theresa Boone Wallace Boyce Clyde Boykins Janice Boykins Randy Boyette Charlene Bradshaw Cindy Bradshaw Jane Briggs Becky Brinkley Lynn Bunch Jackie Butler Jay Butler Del Byrd Ricky Carmack Dorothy Carpenter Cheryl Chapman Nat Chavis Cathy Coker Bruce Comer Alfred Cooke Kevin Corcoran Karen Crocker Paul Crocker Rudolph Cross Deborah Darden James Darden Willie Daugthrey Richard Derby Scott Dudley Mary Duke Cathy Eason Mona Eby Dennis Edwards Margaret Eley Karen Estes Joey Fanny George Fields Dennis Forehand Robbie Fry Barry Gay John Godwin Lynn Godwin Joan Goffigan Susan Comer Jimmy Goodman Sandra Goodwin Claudia Grady Lynn Grigg Cynthia Harrell Glenn Harrell 63 r Kenneth Harrison Randy Hill Jeffrey Hite Craig Holland Marsha Howell Keith Hurley Glenn James Connie Johnson Deborah Johnson Judy Johnson Quinton Jones Vallery Jones Clestine Jordan Kenneth Jordan Steven Key Sarah Killbcbrew Deborah King Marie King Wayne King McCoy Knight Thomas Knox Ruth Landrum Carolyn Lassiter JoAnn Lawrance Pat Lilley Cary Mansfield Carol Mathews 64 Jackie MazeUe Pam Mills Sandy Miltei Gary Moore Thomas Morrison Jackie Munford Linda Nelms Jane O ' Connor Beth Odom Jessica Parker Joan Parker Locke Parker Belinda Parr Susan Peachy Michael Pittman Joseph Powell Charles Ricks Ted Riposa Perry Rivenbark Linda Roberts Peggy Robertson Virginia Rogers David Salmon Becky Saunders Edward Saunders Carl Saunders George Scott Patty Scott Karen Simpkins Kathalet Simpson Wanda Silver Jose Skeeter Eddie Smith Edward Smither Susan Smither Billy Spain Billy Stolley Susan Tioaquan Kevin Thomas Kathy Thompson Deborah Thorne Harvey Tew Jenita Vines Deborah Wagner Dale White Charles White Randy White Barbara Whitley Kenneth Williams Jo Ann Wright Calvin Young Carolyn Young SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .Jay Butler Vice President .Karen Crocker Secretary .Jane O’Connor Treasurer .Susan Peachy 67 Marion Allison Cheryl Babb Linda Baines Louise Bangley Juel Barnes Kenneth Berg William Biggs Faye Blevins Deborah Boone Lisa Booth Helen Boudiette Susan Bowden Norma Bradshaw Susan Brinkley Diane Bryant Donna Bryant Nancy Carter Harry Chavis Kathy Chilton Margaret Qeveland Brenda Cobb Wayne Cobb Jackie Colbert Jamie Comer Mary Cones John Coppola Gregg Crow Ashby Dashield Chip Davis Kathy Doughtie Kitty Edwards Audrey Fravel Larry Futrell Margaret Godwin Joannah Corner Charles Goodman Johnnie Goodman Donald Goodwin Connie Greene Debbie Greene Roberta Harrell Ricky Hart Glenn Hedgepeth Tommy Hines Gloria Hite Hilary Howell Ellen Jackson Barbara Jefferson Bill Jeffreys Nancy Jernigan Cindy Jones Donna Jones Irvin Jones Suzanne Jordan Melinda Joyner Nancy Joyner Carol Kelley Karen Kelley Kathy Kelley Cinthia Lawton Dorothy Locust Deborah Luter George Matthews Thorne Maxey Dixie Miles Kirk Miller Kathy Mitchell Seth Morgan Vickie Nelms 70 Teresia Norris Lee O’Berry Kevin Oliver Rose Oliver Annette Parker Jean Parker Odessa Peoples Joey Pierce P-Nut Bowl Attendants Martha Pierce and Nancy Carter Martha Pierce Lelia Porter Lynn Powell Paul Purcell Charles Rawls Johnnie Rawls Jim Rhodes Donald Richards Thomas Richards Regina Rountree Sylvester Ruffin Kathleen Sharpe Linda Shaw Michael Shelton Mary Sherrod 71 Bert Walton Ronnie Ward Marvin Warren Patricia Webb Steve Westncdge 72 Ricky White Travis Williams Dorothy Wilson Susan Wommack Louise Young Jerry Zchcrt JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .Karen Smith Vice President .Nancy Joyner Secretary .Nancy Carter Treasurer.Margaret Cleveland 1 Sharon Alice Anderson Faith Osbourne Ashley James Elton Ashley Robert Wilson Askew, Jr. BEST LOOKING Angel Ellis, Thomas Winbome John Joyner Austin Vickie Angela Bailey Cecil Lauder Baker 74 Deborah Ann Brinkley James Henry Boyette, IV 1 ove Carr Lennie Jep Carr Donna Brooks Cathey Virginia Mae Clevenger Betsy Spence ButTer Nancy Carolyn Byrd BEST PERSONALITY Sandra White, Richard Grant 75 Parker Everett Darden Forrest Donald Davidson Mallory Ann Davis 76 Elizabeth Dawson William Henry Deloatch Margaret Ann Doughty David Watson Dudley 77 BEST DRESSED Vickie Bailey, Wilfred Gatling Kermit Richard Goodman Cathy Laveme Hart Wayne Anthony Hinton Elizabeth Leigh Hobbs Bryan Benarr Hoffler Byron Zachery Hot Her 78 Gwendolyn Faye Hott Mary Kathleen Howell MOST STUDIOUS Elaine Cones, Bert Morris George Arrington Howerton, Jr. Benjamin Kenneth Jernigan Rhonda Joyce Johnson Larry Thomas Jones Nancy McLyrl Jones Deryl Stanley Justice, Jr. 79 Laura Lee Kinne Roger Vandeventer Knight, III Deborah Lassiter Danny Alfredo Lawrence Robert Dale Lilley Venora Elizabeth Manley MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Betsy Hobbs, Lcnnie Can Mary Lynn March Bruce Burrell Marr Douglas Wade Martin James Kenneth Martin Deborah Laverne Mathews Michael McCrea 80 John Coulbum McLemore Aubrey Djuan Mitchell Robert Hewitt Morris Peggi Lee Parker JoAnna Lee Melito Janice Marie Moyer Lynne Newman Patricia Lynn Parker Jerry Michael Pittman Catherine Humphrey Pond Emmett Lemmuel Pope 81 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roxanne Gatling, John McLemore k Lynette Louise Tarkington 82 Alice Bryant Vaughan Albert Brian Vick Cynthia Lavern Walker Jacqueline Elaine Walker Pamela Louise Warren Katrina Watford Anna Lee Webb Mary Alice Webb James Edward White Lillian Hope White Jackie Griffin Donnie Davidson 83 K t Rebecca Susan Williams Sandra Jewell White Linda Lee Wiggins Bruce Jester Williams Charles Thomas Wilson Stephen Riddick Wright RECOGNITION In this the fiftieth edition of the PEANUT, the Class of 1972 feels it is our pleasure to salute those who so diligently work behind the scenes to make each school day a success. To you, Mrs. Ginger Toney, Miss Gene Burton, and Mrs. Florri Gardner, we say “Thank You” for your kind words of advice, your willingness to help, and your sincerity of friendship. Each one of you plays a great role in contributing to our success. We feel that our school would not be complete without the tremendous assistance the office staff lends. 84 WE ARE GREAT IN ALL WE DO WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 72 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .Eleanor Jean Horton Vice President .Aubrey Mitchell Secretary .Angel Ellis Treasurer .Bruce Marr Mp- • v, V- WEICOME S REB£CCA CA™« r % , ELOft COLLEGE WORHSHOI ' ' 2: mrangas- — v PRINCESS DOLLY RICHARDS QUEEN LINDA BREMBY PRINCESS VENORA MANLEY PEANUT BOWL 1972 Has it stopped raining ... The senior float still isn’t finished . .. Doesn’t Linda look great ... Whoever heard of having a dance two days before the game ... By the way, does anyone have a date ... The Raiders are really up for this one ... Finally - a Raider victory ... 13 to 8. Second place - “Cream the Crusaders” Sophomore float captures first place. Pctonl y m want raufctance? PEANUT BOWL , V C f ‘ t ■ H|gf 90 ACHIEVEMENT Joe Hurff and Carolyn Brinkley were the top two ranking Seniors for 1972. 1972 HONOR GRADUATES: Bert Moms. Carolyn Brinkley, Aubrey Mitchell, Mary Lynn March. Angel Ellis, Brenda Albright, Betsy Butler, Janice Moyer, Connie Copeland, Roxane Gatling, Elaine Cones, Debbie Matthews, Joe Hurff, David Dudley. (Missing from picture Debbie Brinkley). Roxane Gatling and David Dudley received letters of commendation for their National Merit Scholarship scores. Margaret Cleveland, Chip Davis, and Nancy Carter placed first, third, and second respectively in the Merchant Marine Contest. 92 J Alonzo Coker and Lennie Carr received the American Legion Trophy and the Sports Club Trophy for their outstanding foot¬ ball ability. Linda Bremby was selected for the 1971 Margaret Cleveland participated in Girls District Basketball Team. the Radio Scholarship Quiz Pro¬ gram at the Univ. of Richmond. 93 Calvin Young was the winner of the Tom Sykes Memorial Football Trophy. Donnie Davidson and Aubrey Mitchell were Boy’s State Delegates and were also listed as “Who’s Who in American High Schools”. Workshop and Regional band participants: Dixie Miles, Marsha Hicks, Susan Brinkley, Cassan¬ dra Jones. Kenny Berg, Roxane Gatling, and Jim Rhodes. Carolyn Brinkley was SHS’s winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Drill Team receives a trophy for placing second in the marching unit division in the Christmas Parade. Representatives for Girl’s State were Roxane All Regional Chorus members: Roy Haskins, Cathy Coker, Alonzo Coker, Jim Gatling and Angel Ellis. Gatling was also listed in Rhodes. LaVerne Brockington, Kenny Berg, and Connie Copeland. “Who ' s Who in American High Schools. Nancy Joyner served as secretary of the District Tri-Hi-Y Con¬ ference. 1971-1972 ACHIEVEMENTS Susan Smither was elected to serve as a State Hi-Y Representative for the Tidewater District. MODEL GENERAL ASSEMBLY DELEGATES: Nancy Carter, Mary Lynn March, Martha Kelley, Debbie Brinkley, Nancy Joyner, Eleanor Jean Horton, Jimmy Ashley. Martha Moore served as State Hi-Y Council President and MGA Senate Doorkeeper “The Lottery” ... short story and play ... American Studies assign¬ ment . . . “but we have never acted before!” .. . theme of tradition ... a look at ourselves ... comments on government and culture ... old man Warner.. . Tessie ... “the big black box” ... rocks... a death... present¬ ed to the faculty ... nervous. .. hams . .. fun ... creative ... recall “There’s always been a lottery!” ... “Quiet on the set!”... Let’s try again! .. . again! . . . again! Freeze scenes ... the stoning . .. “It’s not fair; it’s not right!” . . . remember. 96 The spinning of a top ... the marching of a tin soldier ... the frolicking of a colorful clown .. . the spraying magic of a Silly String can ... the company of crayons and a coloring book ... the whistling song of a choo-choo train ... the wittiness of a joker... the playfulness of Raggedy Andy and Raggedy Ann ... the popping excitement of a Jack-in-the-box . . . the daring courage of an Indian and his enemy clad in a Cow Boy suit... the sweet goodness of a lolli¬ pop ... the inquiring voice of a young mother. . . All comes to life only in the minds of a small child and Advanced Composition Class. This page sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottling Works THE FANTASTICKS “The Fantasticks” ... musical love story ... new school venture ... acting ... “Sir, the players have arrived” ... scenery ... lighting . . . “Try to Remember” . . . Mr. Oliver’s valu¬ able instructions as producer... Mr. Ford di¬ rects and adapts music for the orchestra ... students and teachers working together. .. dancing ... ballet... props ... make-up ... night rehearsals . .. fun ... community sup¬ port ... “It depends on what you pay” ... opening night. . . great audience . . . FAN- TASTICK! Mary Alice Webb and Linda Wiggins make up Aubrey Mitchell for the Betsy Hobbs, student director and Linda Wiggins, student choreographer work hard for the Night rehearsals result in perfection, success of the play. Oliver, Miles, Newsom, Berg, Twine, Rhodes, and Gatling are the musicians for “The Fantasticks” orchestra. This page is sponsored by HAMBLIN STUDIO OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1972 ANGEL VIRGINIA ELLIS “Tlie hand that hath made you fair hath made you good.” ELEANOR JEAN HORTON ‘When I planted my pain in the field of patience it bore fruits of happiness.” FORREST DONALD DAVIDSON .. the Lord directeth his steps.” 100 ELIZABETH LEIGH HOBBS “Enthusiasm is a volcano on whose top never grows the grass of hesitation. ' ’ MARGARET ROXANE GATLING “Tis good-will makes intelligence. THESE ARE THE OUTSTANDING. WHAT MORE CAN YOU SAY... MARY LYNN MARCH “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu¬ siasm.” 101 DEDICATION In this our fiftieth PEANUT it is only appropriate to dedicate with honor our yearbook to one who has so willingly given of herself to help enrich our learning experiences. For the sincere words of confidence, For a desire in teaching the art of expression. For strong support as both class and annual sponsor, and For the years of dedication as a teacher and a friend We, the annual staff guided by a vote of the Senior Class, with pride dedicate this our golden volume of the PEANUT to you, MRS. H. BURDGE CATON 103 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bowden, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Brown Mr. and Mrs. Archie Howeli Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Williams Mr. Floyd Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. George K. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Horton G. S. and Sarah Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rivenbark Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Small Mr. and Mrs. John R. Boudiette Mr. Sam Jones Judge and Mrs. J. C. Godwin Mrs. Jane H. Pond Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Bock Mr. and Mrs. James F. Darden Dr. and Mrs. William C. Everett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. F. Morrison Smither The Varsity Cheerleaders A Friend Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Joyner Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Snook Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Luter Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. March, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rountree The Joyners and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Frank Womack Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Carr, Jr. Mr. C. Aubrey Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Mast Dr. and Mrs. George H. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Forrest H. Cathey Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. Hines Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarence Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Major T. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Burdge Caton A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Davis BOOSTERS SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE OAK RIDGE PHARMACY RUSSELL’S, INC. MARY HOLLAND EURE REAL ESTATE RENTALS BENNETT’S PAINTS LOU’S BARBER SHOP EPPS FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGee A FRIEND Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan KNIGHT’S LUNCHEONETTE HARRY L. CROSS, REALTOR JOHNSON’S FLOWERS and GREENHOUSES George L. Richards SAM PERRY’S BAR-B-Q ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, INC. FOOD MART BARR BROS. JEWELERS STARKEY MATTHEWS, CO., INC. THE AQUARIUM 104 PLANTER ' S PEANUTS A division of Standard Brands, Inc. Greetings To The Class of ’72 from Mr. Peanut W.T. GRANT r Congratulations from W. T. GRANT COMPANY AND THE BRADFORD HOUSE RESTAURANT Suffolk Plaza Shopping Center Route 460 Windsor Road, Suffolk, Virginia Latest Fashions For the Teens and Family Do You Have a Grant’s Credit Account? Take Up to Two Years to Pay STORE HOURS Monday - Thursday 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. Friday 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. Saturday 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. WEBB ' S TRANSFER 38 Years of Service Dial 539-3418 Suffolk, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ’72 SUFFOLK UNDERWOOD INSURANCE INSURANCE COMPANY COMPANY A. Taylor Darden, Chm. of Board C.M. Flintoff, President Henry H. Odom, Vice Pres. George D. Underwood, Vice Pres. Austin T. Darden, Jr., Sec.-Treas. John R. Ellison, III. Agent Holland Office Suffolk Office P.O. Box 55 P.O.Box 1280 Holland, Va. 23339 Suffolk, Va. 23434 Phone 657-4381 Phone 539-9988 A Compliments of NANSEMOND INSURANCE AGENCY West Washington Street P.O.Box 1636 Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of THOMAS J. LIPTON, INC SUFFOLK Qualify cTleanei SANERS, Inc. 807 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Compliments of SMITHFIELD PACKING CO MPANY THE FERGUSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY. INCORPORATED Best wishes to the Class of ’72 Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements Since 1908 Suffolk, Virginia RUBIN AUSTIN CONTRACTING Best Wishes to the Class of ’72 MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY Suffolk Plaza G G RUGS CARPET Room Size Rugs Wall to Wall Carpet Custom Installation 813 Windsor Rd. Suffolk, Virginia Phone 934-0832 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SUFFOLK 117 Market Street Phone 539-2323 Locally owned .. . Serving local needs GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Makers of Kernel-Fresh Nut Products and Air-Popt Popcorn Products 183 Hall Avenue Suffolk. Virginia SUFFOLK NEWS HERALD “Your Hometown Newspaper” Written and Edited to Merit Your Confidence PARKER COMPANY Insurance Real Estate Carolina Benton Roads Suffolk, Virginia Congratulations to the Class of ’72 Compliments of GEORGE F. HARTNETT COMPANY, INC. Chicago, Illinois Albany, Georgia Suffolk, Virginia Nut and peanut brokers KINCAID MACHINE COMPANY Bass Moxees S.R.O. Zodiac Naturalizer Rendition Hush Puppies Aigner Sandler Spalding American Girl Vitality Cobblers Others C0C9I ANGUS I. HINES, INC. Shell Distributors P.0. Box 1038 Suffolk, Virginia 23434 SENTRY SERVICES GOLD KIST PEANUTS 303 South Saratoga Street Suffolk, Virginia Phone 539-8765 BANK OF SUFFOLK 101 East Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Your Independent Bank Member FDIC DARDEN ' S FOOD, INC. Suffolk, Virginia Virginia’s Largest Producers and Distributors of “Checkerboard” Eggs THE BLAIR BROS., INC. Windsor Road General Contracting Paving, Grading, and Equipment Rental F. PERRY LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Lumber Rt. 1, Box 320 Suffolk, Virginia Phones Office 539-8192 Mill 539-8278 H0BBS SUFFOLK.morr PNr,i mffri rsjr; HOBBS ENGINEERING Congratulations from PRUDEN HARDWARE, INC. Suffolk, Virginia DUKE OLDSMOBILE—CADILLAC CORP. 1046 Windsor Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 AIR-CARE, INC. Heating - Air-Conditioning - Humidifiers where Your Care Is Air Care Phone 934-0605 821 Windsor Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Come see the making of power Vepco poww u rm... It !■ R. R. ALLEN SON Established 1866 701 E. Pinner Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Congratulations To The Class of ’72 BARRETT ' S PAINT WALLPAPER 122 N. Main Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 from MITCHELL S UPHOLSTERING SHOP 610 E. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Compliments of TASTEE-FREEZ BIG TEE BURGER. INC. 1228 Holland Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Congratulations from GRUENWALD ' S DRIVE-IN 816 W. Constance Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 714 Suffolk Plaza Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Compliments of %jdie%ri J. L. ROBERTSON “Come, Break Bread With Us” Antiques Gifts Family Dining School Jeweler (ffloWoiA uri ((! • fAtaultj a 0 «m ftu.s«n J. Webb Pinner, Jr. Owner 606 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Shop Phone 539-6553 Home Phone 539-3395 Come to the CHADWICK THEATRE 3 . ©Halter Rosier £ on, 3nt. INSURANCE J. Taylor Spain, President Corner Market and Chestnut Streets Phone 539-3591 Suffolk, Virginia 23434 R. W. BAKER CO. FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 509 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Phone 5394691 T. E. COOKE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 405 Johnson Avenue Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Phones Office 5394861 Residence 539-2722 Residence 539-5503 SIDNEY F. HARRELL FUNERAL HOME 540 E. Constance Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Established to Help Those in Need Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Spacious Chapel and Large Paved Parking Lot I. O. HILL COMPANY Established 1891 Dealers in Quality Furniture West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Compliments of BYRD ' S INTERIOR DESIGNERS 700 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 SUFFOLK GAS CORPORATION Congratulates THE CLASS OF ’72 For Dependable Gas Service 130 Commerce Street Dial 539-2376 GARNETT OIL COMPANY, INC. Distributor American Oil Company Petroleum Products Suffolk, Virginia 539-8741 BUCK OFFICE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT, INC. Compliments of THE PASTRY SHOP “Fancy pastries for all occasions” Open 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 412 N. Main Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 314 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from THE GURLEY PRESS Quality Printing 104 N. Saratoga Street 539-4741 Our Class Rings Just Arrived from JOSTEN ' S Mike Price Virginia Beach, Virginia Steaks DOUGHTIE S SUBURBAN RESTAURANT Pizza Route 460 Sandwiches Just past Suffolk Plaza Seafood SUFFOLK BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Calculators Typewriters 815 Windsor Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 I Olivetti underwood Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from Paints Varnishes Lacquers DAILEY ' S SUPERMARKET THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Suffolk Plaza Shopping Center Compliments of VILLAGE AUCTION BARN Magnolia Intersection Suffolk, Virginia 23434 539-7401 Industrial Chemicals P.O. Box 1606 Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Compliments of PRODUCERS PEANUT COMPANY, INC. Leads Oils Enamels Home Phone Business Phone 539-0738 539-8323 “SHRIMP” PIERCE J. D. CARSON PIERCE TIRE COMPANY MASONRY CONTRACTOR No Job Too Large Or Too Small 2624 OLD NORFOLK ROAD SUFFOLK VIRGINIA Goodyear Tires, Tubes, Vulcanizing and Recapping 404 W. Washington Street Phone 539-2891 PARR ' S SUPPLY COMPANY JOSEPH P. HALL Benjamin Moore Paints - Aluminum Awnings - Screens — Storm Windows and Doors DRUG COMPANY, INC. 911 West Washington Street Phone 539-6126 139 South Saratoga St. Where the “In” Crowd Shops JENNY ' S Compliments of The Children’s Shop MAR-JA COLD STORAGE 722 Suffolk Plaza Shopping Center Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Moore Avenue Phone 539-9109 Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of BRADSHAW ' S PICTURE FRAME SHOP LAKESIDE PHARMACY 1109 Windsor Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 913 W. Washington St. Phone 539-6401 Phone 539-8181 Compliments of SUFFOLK PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, INC. iljohhs 362 E. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Phone 539-3401 For The Best In Clothes “Professionally Correct” Of Distinction James E. Richards, Sr. Reg. Phc. Mgr. ROWE LONG MUSIC CO. SUFFOLK TIRE CO., INC. Tires - Firestone - Retreading Suffolk Plaza - Suffolk, Va. A 308 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Phone 539-6591 Phone Home of Baldwin Pianos and Organs Band Instruments and Chimes 539-2600 539-8061 firestone Compliments of SUFFOLK MOTOR CO. DUKE’S SANDWICH SHOP Sales Service Good Used Cars Wolverine Camper 450 E. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 W. Washington Street Dial 539-9948 Compliments of Say It With Flowers EARL L. SPEER AND CO. BOWDEN FLORIST Chicago, Illinois Albany, Georgia Dallas, Texas Suffolk, Virginia Evelyn J. Brantley-Owner 539-5671 Home-539-8851 lompumems ui VIRGINIA CASKET COMPANY Compliments of GRIFFIN TIRE COMPANY Boats Motors Camping Trailers Compliments of HERITAGE GIFTS. LTD. Suffolk Plaza Shopping Center Compliments of HOLLIDAY INTERIORS 173 N. Main Street Congratulations from STONE S SUPERMARKET 1022 W. Washington Street Compliments of CITY MOTORS OF SUFFOLK Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from BENTHALL MACHINE COMPANY Compliments of SUFFOLK FRUIT AND PRODUCE THE COLLEGE SHOPS 124 West Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Congratulations from HI SUFFOLK EQUIPMENT COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Compliments of BRADY ' S MARINA Smithfield Highway Compliments of GEORGE SCHMITT CO., INC. Wilroy Road State 642 Congratulations from A. H. JOHNSON SONS LUMBER Congratulations to the C lass of ' 12 from HARRELL ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 Compliments of Congratulations from J. W. LASSITER SUFFOLK GOLF COURSE 1408 HoUand Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Eddie Marrow Pete Britton Phone 539-8838 KIMBERLY OIL COMPANY, INC. ALBERT FORD SALES, INCORPORATED Distributor of Texaco Products 729 Windsor Road P.O. Box 1586 Suffolk, Virginia 23434 970 Windsor Road arrairsnrn Suffolk, v a . 23434 BRIGG S AUTO SUPPLY Refrigeraton-Air Conditioning-Cold Storage Heating 1107 Windsor Road Suffolk, Virginia 23434 T. E. Shotton Refrigeration Company Wholesale Auto Parts Retail THOMAS E. 8HOTTON, JR. 211 FAYETTE STREET Telephone 539-9401 SUFFOLK. VA. 23434 Phone 539-2623 PRUDEN -American finance (Corporation 122 East Washinoton Street Suffolk. Virginia Phone 539-8783 PACKING COMPANY Shop at PENNEY’S and save l nnaiif ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 9 McNEILL ELECTRIC COMPANY Electric Motor Distributors Repairing - Rewinding SALES AND SERVICE 150 N. Main Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 P.O.Box 471 422 E. Pinner Street Phone 539-3233 Compliments of Compliments of PILAND PRINTING COMPANY ONE HOUR PROGRESSIVE CLEANERS 129 South Main Street 157 East Washington St. Manufacturers of rubber stamps Sales - Service - Supplies - Rentals -Phone 539-3698— RAYMOND 0. BROWN SON HUGH L. HOLLAND, JR. 131-133 S. MAIN STREET SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Real Estate and Insurance Professional Building Suffolk, Va. IBM ROYAL ADLER TYPEWRITERS Congratulations to the Class of’72 from PHONE 839-7021 ft BEAMON ' S. INC. Suffolk rfloral arfaen “All Ways Fresh Flowers—All Ways C. H. 8t Dorothy Montee OWNERS Auto Parts Paints Hardware SHOP: COR. CAROLINE ft KILBY AVE. SUFFOLK. VA. 23434 ESSOTANE L. P. GAS SERVICE J. P. BOONE ' S TV 32 Years Experience in Radio and Television Sales Office 149 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Phone 539-3767 RCA Victor—Magnavox Sales and Service 160 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 539-6200 I. G. Davis Res. Phone 539-9442 Suffolk Plaza 539-8381 TRI COUNTY DODGE, INC. For delivery call NANESMOND DRUG CO. Suffolk, Virginia Dodge - Dodge Trucks - American Motors Sales and Service “YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS” Dial 539-3414 6 Compliments of REGINALD E. BROTHERS CO.. INC. DIXIE GUANO CO. INCORPORATED Ready-mixed concrete building suppliers coal and fuel oil 602 Carolina Rd. Phone 539-2341 BYRUM HARDWARE CARTER FURNITURE STORES 127 East Washington St. Suffolk, Virginia Phone 539-9966 186 E. Washington Street 202 E. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia Compliments of NEWTON ' S T.V. SALES SERVICE 1011 W. Washington Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 SUFFOLK PACKING COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Meats P.O. Box 1012 Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Business Phone 539-7454 Residence Phone 539-8486 Congratulations to the Class of ’72 from ROY BRINKLEY, ALUMINUM HOME IMPROVEMENTS yUa or SlgnJ P. O. Box 1382 Suffolk, Virginia [ounglfteit’s hop Haberdashers 150 Washington Square Suffolk, Virginia THE ' PEANUT STAFF ®-. . Fifty yearn it seerfTslike such a tittle time .. . Five high schoOtyedrs iseems as if it lasts forever. nowitisi pages of our memories ar - v � • The wiseman . ' ' looks info space and dpes nofregard the small as too ' ' ' little, nordhe.great as too big; for he knows that there is 0 V t nFb.htri.i.t tn HimenQinriQ ” Of