Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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The Gold Mine The Golden Years 4 Go For The Gold 22 Golden Opportunities 44 A cold student runs from the bus, up the front steps, and into the warm halls for another day at school. Sophomores eagerly show their support for the boys’ basketball team by adhering their names to the spirit poster. INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

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An Open Door Her duties were many. She never failed to do them all well, but it was what she did beyond her daily tasks that gave her a special place in our hearts. Hers was the door that was always open, whether it was the door to room 302 where she taught for so many years or the one to her office when she was promoted to guidance counselor. For all of the years of being there with an open ear and heart, advice, or even just a smile to brighten our day, the yearbook staff dedicates the 1982 Peanut to Mrs. Frances Lane Alwood teacher, advisor, and most of all, friend. Mrs. Alwood spends much of her day trying to take some of the hassel out of all the paperwork that students are often faced with, such as SAT forms and college transcripts. 2 INTRODUCTION DEDICATION

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The Golden Years Heading towards the top! That’s where everyone was going. There was a whole new crop of peppy Freshmen to replace last year’s graduating seniors. The Sophomores and Juniors, be¬ ginning to think about their futures, were one notch closer to be¬ ing at the top of the ladder. The seniors were finally there, ready to take a plunge into the “real world.” And above us all were the teachers and administration, some familiar faces, but a majority of them new to us. All of these people helped our school to shine brighter than ever before. A favorite of many students was Garfield, a loveable, cynical cat.