Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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1 — f - V W Christine Byrum Elliot Calvie Kenneth Calvie Linda Carroll Kelly Carter Philip Chancy F.mmett Cherry Debra Claude Cathy Coats Darrell Collins Alvin Copeland Angelo Copeland Janice Copeland Lanita Copeland Sheila Cornett Lisa Cromwell Janet Dotson Thomas Dunn Hunter Edwards Sharon Faulk Penny Fowler Royland Franklin Clarence Gamble Larry Gibson Thomas Golden Frank Goldsmith Yolanda Goodman Anthony Hall Brian Hall Karyn Hall Christine Harrison Kerry Hawkins Roger Hayes Brady Heath Gwen Holly John Holly Kim Holly Mildred Holly Jane Horne Teresa Howell Myers Hunt Charlie Hunter Timmy Hunter Daniel Joe Mario Jones William Jones Angela Johnson Robert Johnson Melissa Judkins Janet Lawrence Donna Leggett Linda l.cwtcr Stephanie Mann Angie Matthews Gwen Mitchell Robert Moore FRESHMEN 27

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Sammantha Aliff Taw ana Allen Lester Arrington Wesley Arrington Rodney Arrowood Carlton Baker Darryl Barnes s ' ' ' V. % 0 1 J 4 SHW anna doughut? , “How ‘bout a AJ Valentine heart?” ‘Aw, come on!” The Freshmen were in a selling mood. They had to be, since they needed to pay for their second place Homecoming float, “Hook the Mariners.” The float didn’t make it in the parade, however, due to mechanical difficulties. But the hardship aside, they sold Krispy Kreme doughnuts, Valentine hearts, ran bake sales, and charged twenty- five cents for class dues. “We really want the upperclassmen to see that we can do things right,” stressed Sherry Ruden. All these funds accumulated to build the treasury that would move with them into their sophomore year. Freshmen C lass Officers, left to right Bridget Parker. Secretary; Teresa Howell. President; Stephanie Mann, Vice-President. Chris Bclficld Dennis Bober Bryant Boone Charles Boone Julia Boone Annie Boykins Kerry Boykins Linda Boykins Sakina Branch Frank Bray Kempis Brown Jackie Britt Allison Burford Paulette Butler 26 FRESHMEN

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Terry Mullins Kevin My rick Tyrone N ickclson Rudy O ' Berry Rorric Owens Bridget Parker William Parker Randy Parrish Ray Peace Lynn Phillips Angela Pierce Gwen Pierce Robin Pope Sharon Powell Carrie Rayburn Dwayne Reid Denise Rcinsmith Krista Richardson Myles Richardson Bobby Ricks Brian Robertson Christy Rodgers Crystal Rollack Sherry Ruden Marcus Ruffin Julie Ryder James Sandefur Wendy Sandefur W)©m 9 § M8©§ fi 8 very morning at 7:30 1 had to J catch the bus, but at least I didn’t have to hoof it.” Rodney Gay observed that riding the bus wasn’t that bad. For many students it became a great convenience. However at other times it was plagued by overcrowdedness, as Janet Lawrence summed up that predicament, “The bus was too crowded for me most of the time. Buses were new, but were mandatory with the rezoning. For freshmen it was just another step in the jump up into high school life. Settled back and ready to roll, bus riders check out the road home. 28 FRESHMEN