Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

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d yaw fySSR (feus Suffolk High School Alma Mater Suffolk forever, Her fame shall never die. Fight for her colors; We ' ll raise them to the sky. Each loyal son Pledges his heart and hand; For her, united We as brothers stand. The production of this yearbook would not have been possible without the assistance of persons who were not members of the staff. Our deepest gratitude goes to Mark Poteet, Thomas Judkins, Angela Wesner, Nancy Ri¬ chey, Ed Young, and Kevin Alston for all of the help given to us. 2

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The Peanut 1986 Volume 64, Peanut

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S uffolk High has many special features that make it a great school, but this would not be possible without the impressive guidance of Mrs. Laura Morris. She is more than just a dedicated math teacher; to her students she is also a real friend. Many afternoons, when most teachers have gone home, Mrs. Morris has a room full of students eager to learn more about math and computers. Her work involves much more than teaching; she is a junior sponsor, always striving for fund-raisers that will insure a great prom. One of her favorite hang-outs i s the concession stand during basketball season, selling everything from popcorn to M M ' s. She is determined to meet any challenge that comes her way. Mrs. Morris goes that extra mile to help a student understand. She can relate to teen-ager ' s problems by just being a friend! She always has helpful advice and will provide constructive criticism to encourage improvement. Laura Morris gives of herself every day only to receive a Thank You. The student body salutes Mrs. Laura Morris for her dedication and devotion. We appreciate every¬ thing she has done to make S.H.S. the BEST! An APPLE (HE) for the teacher who is the apple of our eye! 3