Suwannee High School - Suwannean Yearbook (Live Oak, FL)

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Faculty MHS. SUSIE L. WlLI.l,XN1S HS. Huinc-lnaking MRS, lfl.lZ.-Xlllf'l'll ll,-XKITIN Hl'N'l'ER l3.Nl,l'lml. . . . . . , lflee Llulm. ffirls l.llUI'lI- HENRY J. FAS'I'lIOl-'I-' BA.. Nl.Nl.Ecl. ,rf 1M rs. ... ull- . lx- M e,. 1 QQ. t ' 3 limi Lg ,l 1 mourn 1s1LL sizxrox BS. Physical lfflucalion MRS. noins BL'T1-ER CREWS ns. P -i , Pliysical lfmlucation n gf Miss MARY EI.lZ,-X131-I'l'll S'I'ANl.EY lf , Ms., us. ' 1 Library g L Remember way back when we were freshmen? Mrs. Pryor patiently taught usvudumb cookiesl' all the essentials of cooking. Letls hope that Martha Dexter and Roshell Vann finally acquired the skill of boiling water Without scorch- ing 1t. Maybe agriculture is an easy subject, as some would have you believe, but nevertheless Mr. Jones and Mr. Mills with Eugene Hart, Charlie Hamm, Wes- ton Jernigan, and Lamar Jenkins make a convincing picture that Ag is more than funl og, Qui ibm,-f' 2 1 J -