Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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“Playing” A Different Role Continuity and change: the theme of American Studies. One way of illustrating this theme was by per¬ forming the play “The Cop and the Anthem” Jimmy Daughtrey had the privilege of playing the lead — Lemuel T. Thwackbusher. This character re¬ quired him to stretch the limits of his imagination to fence with Jack Frost, and give his rendition of Bill Bailey . Mrs. Hunter did a great job working with the cast and getting each person in character for his part. Parents were invited to see their children in different roles, and all seemed to enjoy this display of talent. Jackie Harper Rose Harris Diane Hassell Pauline Hayes Rose Hill Toni Hogan Beverly Johnson Sharon Johnson Doris Jones Steve Jordan Barbara King Pat Koleszar Being in a play was not a new ex¬ perience for all cast members; sev¬ eral had participated in plays be¬ fore. Everyone had a good time, whether this production was their first attempt at acting or they were veterans. And everyone would remember the time and effort put into the production. Getting into the action. Steve Jordan participates in the bonfire before the Southampton football game Juniors 21

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Louis Albertson Denise Allison Sarah Alwood Debra Artis Sandra Artis Lloyd Askew Robert Babb Mary Anne Barnes Dennis Bradshaw Toni Bradshaw Betty Brown Herbert Brown LaTonya Brown Nancye Byrd Lynn Claiborn Bobby Collins Billy Cones Margaret Cornett Edward Costley Faye Covington Beth Daughtrey Jimmy Daughtrey Marcus Daughtrey Joyce Davis Odell Deloatch Susan Dillard Keith Duke Mark Duke Patricia Edwards Judy Ellis 20 Juniors

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ir Juniors —What’s In Store? Having entered their third year of high school, the juniors were confronted with the problem of having to take PSAT’s. After three hours of filling in all those little tiny dots the juniors were exhausted yet glad to be through with that part of the year. In the spring, the juniors were subjected to the ever popular SAT ' s. After finding out their scores some decided to take the test again while those who scored high enough began to think about such things as, what college they would like to attend and what their futures would hold. Posing with a Rose ' s model. Tracy Twine, Tracy Rice. Edward Vann, and Pat Koleszar present their views of women in American studies. Garry Leist Jackie Lucas Ronald Maybrey Nathan Mason Susan Matroni Chris Miles Terry Miller Janice Mizelle Annette Moore Joyce Moore Randy Morrison Cynthia Myrick Martha Newsom Greg O ' Berry Brenda Ogle Sherman Outlaw Gary Parker Charles Parr Gina Peduto Connie Pierce Ricky Reeves Tracy Rice Erwin Ricks Jack Riddick 22 Juniors