Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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William Albert Nash “Bill Sheryl V ette Outing “Sheryl” Si |i t» Denise E’armh Name, Rank, and Social Security Number Seniors Tell All In College Applications All through the fall, seniors passed in and out of Mrs. White’s office with pages of forms in their hands—all empty and waiting to be filled out, College applications are long and involved, When completed most seniors have only a few strands uf hair left sticking out in wild tufts on their heads, absolutely no finger nails, and not one ounce of energy remaining, Bui when that acceptance teller arrives telling you you ' re in, it s all wnrlh it. Jerry Hiumas Pierce J,T“ Smtors H

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Ketin Keith Kennedy Kevin Louise Ann Killcbrcw “Foxy l,ou” Charles Edward King ♦’Charlie Michael King ’♦Mike” April (Aim Koleszar ‘■April Bfhtcm t harU’% taint “Yang Vang Horace l ee Lamb, Jr. Wooley Sarah Alice Marr Sarah Lvnn Teresa Mitchell Lyum”

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Dnid Lee Pittman “Sugar Phviiss Ann Pittman Phil Dana I ' d ward Richard Dim Roy Robertson Richardson Bobby Johnnie Reed Kith Johnnie Joyce Ann Roberts Joyce” For November Veteran’s Day Ceremony Student Body Gathers Around Flag Pole Participating members of Mrs. Wilson ' s -Vd period Cm eminent class presented a Veteran ' s Day ceremony in November. Students gathered around the flag-pole in front of school to view the proceedings. The program included a speech on the history of Veteran ' s Day, devotions, patriotic selections by the band, the Pledge of Allegiance. Ringing the tune of Taps trumpeters from the band accompanied the raising of the flag. The student body seemed moved by the ceremony and returned to class in a rare silent mood. Pamela Lav erne Robertson Pam