Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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THE TEACHING CYCLE The staff of a school is made up of so many people in so many positions— teachers as well as administrators. The teachers help the students to teach themselves, and the administrators help the teachers to teach better. Some of the administrators were teachers at Suffolk High School not so very long ago, and some teachers were even students here. The cycle of student to teacher to administrator never ends, just as the learning cycle never ends.

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CYCLES ’83 THE TEACHING CYCLE THE EXTRA CYCLE THE WINNING CYCLE THE VICIOUS CYCLE THE BUSINESS CYCLE INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS 5

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Unity C. Bailey, Madison College, B.S., Secondary Education (Math); Old Dominion University, M S., Guidance and Counseling, C.A.S., Administration. John E. Jones, B.A., Virginia State University; M.A., Hampton Institute. Joyce Greene, Bookkeeper Mrs. Sarah Hobbs, Secretary ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Mildred Jones, Secretary OFFICE HELP “As you walk into the building, take a left, and it’s the second door on the left.” Directions to the main office — a place every student went at one time or another during the course of a week. The office was the operating room for every administrator in the school. Mrs. Unity C. Bailey, principal, was in her office only a minute amount of time during the day because most of her time was spent solving a problem or interacting with students. The same was true for assistant principal, Mr. John E. Jones. When not taking care of attendance or a disciplinary problem, Mr. Jones could be seen wandering about the school. Mrs. Sarah Hobbs and Mrs. Mildred Jones assisted Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Jones with their secretarial skills to run the school with the most efficiency. Also running the school with the utmost ability was Mrs. Fran L. Alwood, guidance director. Mrs. Alwood did all of the scheduling and student work, especially with seniors and graduation. And in the money department was Mrs. Joyce Greene, bookkeeper. Mrs. Greene balanced the books and helped student treasurers and money handlers to responsibly take care of business. Frances L. Alwood, Randolph Macon Womans College, B.A., English and Philosophy, Old Dominion Univer¬ sity. M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling. ADMINISTRATION 7