H. B. Sugg High School

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H.B. Sugg High School was a top K-12 educational institution founded in 1903, based at S. George St., Farmville, NC. It was closed on July 4, 1999.

Contents

[edit] Academic

[edit] Principals

  • H.B. Sugg
  • F.H. Mebane
  • F. Graham

[edit] Top Faculty

  • Lillie Graham
  • B. Meeks Briggs
  • Hazel Jordan
  • John L. Burge
  • Jerome T. Evans
  • Roberta Flack

[edit] Top Students

  • Barbara Harris
  • Barbara Gay
  • Elaine Brown
  • Suzette Brown
  • Johnnie S. Richardson Jr. (SGA President 1962-63)
  • William Burge
  • Thomas Johnson
  • Hazel Johnson
  • Cynthia Johnson
  • Mattie Hinton
  • Edward T. Joyner
  • Alma Cobb
  • Debra Redden
  • Bobby Horne
  • Grace Horne
  • James (Bubba) Maye

[edit] Sport

[edit] Top Athletes

  • Ruth Brown (undefeated basketball team 1939)
  • Lois Artis (undefeated basketball team 1956)
  • Celestine Mix
  • Clementine Ebron
  • Helen "Tea Baby" Walston
  • Theodore "Ted" Dupree
  • Edward Pitt
  • Joe Rodgers
  • Bennie Harris
  • William Burge
  • "Frog" Johnson
  • Albert E. Baptist
  • Jack Williams
  • Pee Wee Cameron
  • Raymond "Steam" Nobles (NCCU co-captain 1961)
  • William "Butch" Holmes
  • Richard "Shant" Gay
  • Bob Taylor
  • Connie J. Joyner
  • Johnnie S. Richardson Jr., (NASA Trainee 1971)
  • Samuel Newton
  • Joe Harris
  • Melvin Vines
  • Blenda Gay (played for the Philadelphia Eagles)
  • Bobby Joyner
  • Bobby Jones
  • William Fields
  • Lyman (Spring) Wilkes
  • William Barnes
  • Billy Jones
  • Randolf Shirley
  • Nat Norris
  • Booker T. Shirley
  • Edward Joyner
  • Jeffrey German
  • James Tyson
  • Marion Barnes
  • Lee Dupree
  • Joseph "Blue" Taylor

[edit] Coaches

  • Jerome T. Evans (Black Coach, Pat Jordan, 1971)
  • J.C. Twitty
  • Raymond Nobles
  • Thomas Liverman
  • Claude Clark
  • Clarence Knight

[edit] Music

  • Milton Matthews - The Starliners
  • Jerry Matthews - The Starliners
  • Ivan "Soap" Brown - The Starliners
  • Clinton Brown
  • Edward Joyner - The Starliners
  • Vance Newton
  • James Dildy
  • Rogers Morgan
  • Suzette Brown
  • Bobby Jones - The Starliners
  • Arthur Dildy - The Starliners
  • Johnny "Spooky" Moye - The Starliners
  • David E. Dupree (Coronet, French Horne, Baritone & Trombone)