Suffolk High School - Peanut Yearbook (Suffolk, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

- A tradition continues .. . The Senior Class begins its walk down the front steps of the school on Senior Day. Suffolk High School 301 N. Saratoga Street Suffolk, Virginia 23434 Volume 66 School Enrollment — 429 W 1 Friends The register in the hall g a Back in early November the stage was set In hopes of cutting down the state basketball nets. Coach Young and his Raiders took to the floor Running, running, running for evermore. By the end of December they had made us proud At all the home games there was a spirited crowd. The Dominoes Classic was surely a hit With the running Raiders giving everyone a fit. Soon the district games were to begin Surry had a title to defend. But the regional championships Suffolk had not forgot Surry should have stayed in the parking lot. The Raiders had gotten some revenge and hoped to continue with a winning binge. From the beginning everyone knew That the Windsor Dukes had to be reckoned with too. No one knew which team was the best But Suffolk was ready to put Windsor to the test. Mother Nature put things on hold With a brutal winter cold. Soon the big day was to arrive To test the Duke and Raider five. At the end of four quarters the game was tied and at the end of the game the Raider fans cried. The Raiders were not to be denied the Dukes lost the second time they tried. A Tidewater District Champion had to be crowned with Surry’s help Suffolk was that town. The district tournament — oh what a blast The Raiders were district winners at last. Troy and Tony were named to the all district ten with Marcus making it again. With the regional tournament soon to begin Coach Young thought he had been done in. Northumberland was rated rather high but they were gone before they could say bye. Nandua was to be the next formidable foe Suffolk went by them like a northeasterly blow. So the Raiders and Dukes were at it again Unfortunately for Suffolk, Windsor would win. The new playoff system had been passed Suffolk was going to the state at last. Manassas Park was the team to beat And Suffolk knew that’s who they would meet. Busses and cars loaded with loyal fans headed for Harrisonburg with big plans. One group of boosters never arrived They sat for hours on a hillside. The Cougars were ranked number one For Suffolk to win they would have to run. From start to finish the game was a thriller but the Raiders were the giant killer. Next for the red and white was B. W. Carver To trim those trees Suffolk would need a barber. At the beginning Suffolk was in for a battle the Trojans fought like a herd of cattle. Bloodied and bruised Suffolk would win To meet Floyd County in the end. Now it is March and the stage is set Is Suffolk really a sure bet? WLPM is on the air Does Suffolk still have a prayer? The Buffaloes are as tall as beast Better for Suffolk to enjoy a feast. The game was as exciting as could be with the Buffaloes falling to their knees. Suffolk was not to be denied No matter how hard the Buffaloes tried. Floyd County knew that it was sunk When Marcus sank his backward dunk. The game was over and the Red Raiders won Now they had finished what they had begun. w. N. Hill, Sr. 4 Carlos Bailey “slam dunks”! 7 8 1986-87 State Single A Basketball Champions Suffolk High School Red Raiders Kneeling: Robert Wilkins, Warren Williams, Tony Smith, Car¬ los Ward, Troy Richards. Standing: Coach Darryl Yandle, Curtis Parker, James Riddick, Marcus Elam, Carlos Bailey, George Boykins, Steven Parker, Coach Ed Young. 9 Right On Track Curtis Parker jumps. Happy landing. Curtis. 10 12 Tennis, Anyone? Stephanie Garland and Susan Jones work together for a victory. Hit that ball, Susan! 13 of an accident. OH NO, It ' s Equilibrating! Students smile while forming the shape of the bal¬ loon. 14 Laura Hill Regional Champion in Beam, Bars, Floor Exercise, and Vault. First in Region in All-Around. Scott Sherard receives his Academic letter from Mrs. Alwood. 15 Orientation i Parents and students listen carefully. Mrs. Bright encourages participation on the yearbook staff. Settt i 0 7?tem Ue Do you remember when we first climbed the majestic steps of Suffolk High? It seems like only yesterday that we were lowly Freshmen — blind to the great traditions of the past and skeptical of the future. We were thrown into the hustle and bustle of high school life like small animals are throw n into the jungle to fend for themselves. The more we struggled, the closer we became. We overcame the obstacles of adolescence together. We are now stricken with a double standard — waiting anxiously for graduation, but also trying desperately to prolong our stay at S. H. S. Even though the shelter, guidance, and confidence that these walls have provided will be taken away, our memories w ill stay with us forever. These have been the best years of our lives and nothing will ever change them. As we look back, it is only natural to shed a tear or two. One phase of our lives is ending and another is beginning. It is time to say “Farewell and “Good Luck from the Class ol 1988. Warren Williams Allen, Terry Bailey, Carlos Baker, Faye Barnes, Margaret Bivins, Dawn Boone, Carolyn 18 Boyce, Kevin Brooks, Richard Carter, Tammy Cavender, James Chambliss, Christie Chambliss, Lawrence Cherry, Joyce Cherry, Karen Corner, Anita Corner, Diane Edwards, Glen Felton, Raymond 19 20 Seniors Have Their Day Senior Day means ivy and roses on the front steps, the Senior class flag flying from the flag pole, and a ceremony in Birdsong to honor the graduating class. The underclass¬ men watch as the Seniors march, two by two, down the steps and wonder if they, too, will make the long march to the flagpole. Tears flow as the Seniors leave their chairs and the Juniors move to take their place as the incoming Senior class. As the transition takes place, other students realize that they, too, are one step closer to their Senior Day. — Laurie Robertson One of the favorite skits of the 1987 Senior Day featured basketball play¬ er, “King” Marcus Elam and his cheerleaders and body guards. 21 Gaduyon, Michelle Gambrell, LaShawn Class Secretary Gardner, Sharron Garland, Crystal Class President Gates, Kim Gray, Chanda Harvey, Dexter Harvey, Sherry Hedgepeth, Marcus Holland, Shannon Holley, Reginald Holmes, Patricia 22 Hopkins, Miriam Jackson, Rodney Johnson, Charles Johnson, Tracy Jones, Lenore Jones, Marvin Joynes, Angel King, Letitia Lassiter, Terrie Lawrence, Darryl Martin, Candice McCrea, Stacy 23 Midnight Masquerade Intrigue, mystery, fantasy — Prom night ' 87 was full of it. Dozens of prom-goers ran themselves ragged “primping and preparing for that special night. Feelings of disappoint¬ ment, excitement, and fear flooded the minds of all, but any jitters disappeared as Midnight Masquerade came alive. Some unexpected surprises added humor to the night. Who will ever forget the sagging crepe paper over the table of sweets or Coach Alston getting drenched as he tried to fix the punch fountain? And, of course, the climax of the evening occurred as Marcus Elam and Cassandra Collins were crowned King and Queen of the prom. — Crystal Garland Midnight Masquerade nostalgia A “Soul Train” dance line Lisa Smith and Deborah Pierce ,1 „ M i- Marcus Elam displays the latest dance. Latrina Williams is all smiles as she relaxes with Rodney Dirtiron. 25 Mellwain, Tony Mosley, Melissa Parker. Rhonda Parker, Steven Parker, Travis Pearson, Izel Pierce, April Richards, Troy Saunders, Richard Scott, Deborah Scott, Jennifer Scott, Jerome 26 Silver, Kim Class Treasurer Smith, Antonio Smith. April Smith, Wendy Stevens, Mary Vacalis, Kristina Class Vice- President Ward. Carlos Wesner, Angela Williams. Warren Winslow. Wanda Woodruff, Joanne Young, Tracey 27 Homecoming Days r What a pair! Mrs. Bright and Ms. Maclnnes Can I have your autograph? Garren Brown and Krissy Vacalis Can you spare a dime, sir? John Ellis and Scott Sherard 28 Homecoming is a special night for the students at Suffolk High School, but espe¬ cially for the Homecoming court and the football team. The Senior attendants are pictured here and they are all winners. The Junior princesses were Lynell Baker and Stephanie Garland. Debbie Jackson and Chanel Young represented the Sophomore class and the Freshman class was repre¬ sented by Buffie Almond and Shilonda Wiggins. The Juniors came alive after win¬ ning the float competition. The Red Raid¬ ers were hot all night as they beat the King and Queen Tigers 28-6. — Jennifer Davneport Homecoming Queen and her Princesses Faye Baker and Crystal Garland 30 Latrina Williams and Kristina Vacalis Mr. Debranski crowns Deborah Scott, 1987 Homecoming Queen. Rhonda Parker and Deborah Scott Candice Martin and Angel Joynes The flag corps is led by seniors April Pierce and Michelle Gaduyon. 31 Gametime Raider Huddle Our Red Raider Cheer¬ leaders Cheering our team on to victory. What have you done now, Mrs. A funny thing happened to me .. . Mr. Yandle and Coach Alston 32 Anderson, John Artis, Belinda Bailey. Selena Baker, Lynell Beale. Kevin Benton. Theresa Boone, Leticia Boone, Thomas Boose, Donald Blow, Antionette Brooks, Robert Brooks, Suzanne Brown, Garren Brownell, Sam Bullock, Craig Butts, Kevin Carter, Cindy Chapman, Yvette 33 Cooke, Beth Copeland, Valorie Cutchin, Ryan Davenport, Jennifer DeBenedictis, Lou Ellen Dunn, Yanya Ellison, John Emanuel, Gwen Garland, Stephanie Generose, Michele Goines, Sharon Goodman, Sharon Goodwyn. Lisa Greene. Lisa Hardy, Olivia Harper, Jessica Harper, Quineake Harrington, Donna Hart, Erica Hill, Nathan 34 Holland. Eddie Holliman, Belly Jennings, Jeffrey Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Keith Johnson, Kelly Jones, Kenny Jones, Susan Kinsey, Michael Knick, Emily Knight, Jennifer Knight, Joyce Lassiter, Michael Lassiter, Sterling Lassiter, Trinette Lawson, Sheila Liverman, Dorothea Lundy, Tony Mason. Amy Mason, Ron 35 Morris, Amy Parker, Shawn Paulsen, Kenneth Perry, Walter Pierce, Wendy Poteet, Paula Randall, Shawn Raimondi, John Rawlings, Christopher Riddick, Laverne Robertson, Baron Robertson. Laurie Rogers, La Donna Scott. Linda Sharpe, Terrance Sherard, Scott Smith, Francina Smith, Kim Smith, Rachel Spivey, Deborah 36 Stallings. Stephanie Stokes, Chamita Tann, Wanda Tatman. Amber Taylor. Ilona Thornton, Sonya Vardaro. Tony Ward, Tina White, Laura White, Lisa Whitehead, Tina Whitfield, Lavettc Wiggins, Lamont Wilkins, Robert Williams, Monique Williams, Walter Wilson, Terry Woodruff. Jonas Wright, Janice Wyatt, Richard 37 Adams, Alfred Artis. Jonathan Askew, Salena Bass, Paul Beamon, Lester Boone, Lori Brinkley, Wayland Brown, Sandra Brownell, Faith Browning, Carla Carr, William Caton, Anne Chapman, Kathy Cheeks, Traci Clark, Catrina Colander, Alfred Copeland, Marvin Cornett, Angela Cowan, Carol Crocker, Ephriam Davis, Arleathia Dunn, Katherine 39 Dunn, Robert Eason, Sherry Ellis, John Eure, Regina Ferrell, Jacqueline Gause, Margie Gay, Early Gay, Neenah Gilchrist, Debbie Goldsmith, Chrissy Greene, Randell Hagy, Priscilla Hall, Anne Hall, Alvin Harvell, Theresa Higgs, Constance Hill, Laura Holmes, Monica Howard, Pamela Jackson, Debbie Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Rhonda Johnson, Sherry Jones, Shari 40 Jordan. Angela Justin, Pacline Kearney. Carlton Kelly, Amy King, Sonya Knight, Mia Lassiter, Dana Leggett, Thomas Long, Joe Masscngill, Mark McCrea, Quincy Mcllwain, Stephanie Melton, Stephen Miller. Mary Mitchell, Lisa Modlin, Betty Moore, Craig Mosley, Linda Mosley, Tony Nealy, George Outlaw, Daryl Outlaw, Tracey Pcele. Hazel Pierce, Darren 41 Powell, Andre Powell, David Pugh, Mia Ricketts, Widad Ricks, Steven Riddick, Burwell Ruffin, Ronnie Seagraves, Chad Silver, Terrence Skeeter, Tonya Smith, Felicia Taylor, Kevin Turner, Sharon Waters, Kelly W ' hite. Robert Wilkins, Hank Wilkins, Karl Williams, Shcronda Woodley, Tara Woodley, Tina Wilson, Joshua Young, Chanel 42 (?6 Z44 tWt Adams, Maritza Alexander, Odessa Allen, Darrin Allen, Delores Almond, Buffic Ardelji, Jeffrey Artis, Tony Ashe. Zondell Bailey, George Baker, Selena Banks, Melvin Beamon, Larry Benton, Hugh Benton, Joseph Blakely, Rita Blakely, Yolanda Boone, Damita Boone, Denine Boone, Kim Boone, Sheila Bradshaw, Pam Bunn, Heather Carey, James Chambliss, Nuressa Claude, Sandra Coats, Alton 43 Collins. Stacey Cooke, Raebon Copeland, Kim Davidson, Angela Deloatch. Miranda Dent. Andy Edwards, Sherry Eley, Stacey Evans, Tyrone Everett, Angela Foreman, Terricita Gales, Morris Gates, Pam Gatling, Dennis Goodman, Leroy Goodwin, Matthew Green. Denise Harper. Oran Harrell, Atoya Harris. Denise Harris, Tomeca Haskett. Rejean Hawkins, Alphonso Hawkins, Tanya Hayes, Nicole Hedgepeth. Dawn Higgs, Terrence Hill, Chowan 44 Hobbs, Quincey Hunt, Myron Hunter, Jennifer Hyler, Steve Hyman, Louis Jones, Tonya Jordan, Chiquita King, Tonya Knight, Cassie Lassiter, Tasha Lawrence. Howard Lawson, Charles Lewis, Andrea Lewis, Jerry Loomer, Emily McCord, Wesley Maclnnes, Andrea Melkerson, Jeff Outlaw, David Parker, Jennifer Peoples, Clevester Phelps, William Powers, Melvin Princiotta, Richard Pruden. Shawntal Pruitt, Todd Robinson, Donnell Rountree, Samantha 45 Rouse, Towana Russell. Holly Savage, Kimberly Schaub. Eric Smith, Leticia Smith, Lynn Smith, Myesha Scott, Tim Scott, Yolanda Thorsen, Timothy Walker, Otis Wallace. Beth Warner, Doug Wesner, Darrell White, Kendrell While, Roderic Whitehead, Travis Wiggins. Shilonda W iggins, Tonya Wilkins, Vidal Williams, Lisa Williams, Terieny Williams, Tracey Williams, Natasha Williams. Teresa Wilson, Temple W ' inborne, Terry Wood, Patricia 46 Students Seniors Bailey, Charles Barnes, Brian Claude, Sam Deans, Frank Hollamond, Raymond Parker, Milton Turner, Elston Chinn, Nicole Williams, Latrina Young. Ann Freshmen Davis, Fred Faison, Thomas Foster, Alexander Gilmore, Ordonez Holmes, Darren Knight, Kevin Maddrey, Bobby Morgan, Steven Odom, Ernest Outlaw, Michael Parker, W ' alter Riddick, Elbert Whitehead. Joseph Whitehead, Tron Wiggins, George Wilson, Ferando Allen, Yolanda Almond, Buffie Baker, Barbara Chapman, Tammy Greene, Melissa Green. Stacey Hamlin, Patricia Haskett, Rejean Holloman, Tammy Lewis, Deborah Parker, Shawn Smith, Anna Wright, Marella Not Pictured Juniors Bober, Brian Boone, Keyvan Carpenter, Robert Crocker, Phillip Jones, Terry Lassiter, Michael Whitehead, Maurice Wiggins, Dale Wilson, Terry Burrus, Mary Hobbs. Esterine Moore, Tonya Morris, Amy Simpson, Karen Williams, Charlene Sophomores Boykins, George Dunn, Michael Ellis, Johnny Harden, Derrick Lassiter, Randall Riddick, Vincent Ruffin, Shawn Thompson, James Van Dross, Harry Benton, Cassandra Dixon, Tina Felton, Sandra Morgan, Erica Novak, Brenda Stewart, LaSharn Washington, Traci White, Stacey Wiggins, Betty Woodley, Tonia Wright, Meronica Yan, Sophie Wright, Brian 47 48 Administration Frances L. Alwood Guidance Director 49 Teachers Kevin Alston Earth Science Sue Ardelji English Gail Bess Business Education Sylvia Bond English Deborah Bowles Chemistry Patricia Brown Resource Vera Bright English Bonnie Cavender Spanish Vivian Covington History Karen Culpepper Home Economics James Dabney Physical Education Michele Duncan Distributive Education 50 Joyce Ficare Resource Deborah Ford Art, French Suzanne Langston World Geography Debbie Maclnnes English Alice Moore Librarian Laura Morris Algebra, Geometry Bucky Payton In School Suspension Florence Reynolds Business Education Nancy Richey Physical Education Rosella Sanders Resource Lena Small Algebra, Consumer Math Charles Torian Band, Chorus 51 Secretaries and Staff Brenda Woodward Secretary George Crocker, Thomas White, Robert Faulk Custodians Mildred Jones Secretary Irene Williams Bookkeeper Mildred Bailey, Edith Wil¬ liams, Rosa Blizzard, Beatrice Evans, Audrey Askew, Shirley Ricks, Daisy Byrum, Rethella Harris Cafeteria 52 S U i s4c4Ueuen Kristina Vacalis Angela Wesner Girls State Representatives Renee Winslow Spanish Camp Tony Mcllwain Ricky Saunders Boys State Representatives April Pierce, Dexter Harvey, Andy Cavender and Angela Wesner Tony Mcllwain Most Studious Most Dependable 54 Jerome Scott Deborah Scott Best Dressed Rhonda Parker Ricky Brooks Most Spirited 55 Kristina Vacalis Warren Williams Best All Around Candice Martin Tracey Young Best Looking Health Club Sandra Felton, Widad Ricketts, Millie Hopkins, Angela Everett FHA First Row: Linda Mosley, Mil¬ lie Hopkins, Quineake Harper, Monique Hobbs, Neenah Gay, Tony Lundy, Carlos Ward, Sherry Johnson. Second Row: Terrence Silver, Jackie Ferrell, Rejean Haskett, Kenneth Paul¬ sen, Sheila Lawson, Kim Silver, Rhonda Parker, Tracy Johnson, Wendy Smith. Third Row: Sheronda Williams, Maritza Adams. Coed Hi-Y First Row: Kathryn Dunn, Kathy Chapman, Terri Wyatt, Angela Jor¬ dan, Millie Hopkins, Lisa White, Shannon Holland. Second Row: Cin¬ dy Carter, Craig Bullock, Selena Bai¬ ley, Sheila Lawson, LaDonna Rogers, Rhonda Johnson, Nicole Chinn, Tammy Carter. Third Row: Ephriam Crocker, Thomas Boone, Catrina Clark, Charlene Williams. National Honor Society First Row: Warren Wil¬ liams, Andy Cavender, Candice Martin, Crystal Garland. Second Row: Ricky Saunders, Wendy Smith, Tony Mcllwain, April Pierce, LaShawn Gambrell. Academic Team First Row: Mrs. Ca¬ vender, Sam Brownell, Ginger Barnes, Tim Thorsen, Michelle Ga- duyon. Crystal Gar¬ land. Second Row: Scott Sherard, Andy Cavender, Warren Wil¬ liams, Ann Hall, Faith Brownell, Shannon Holland. Chorus First Row: Anita Corner, Sandra Felton, Rita Bla¬ kely, Jennifer Hunter, Re¬ nee Da vidson, Tracey Williams. Second Row: Margie Gause, Charlene Williams, Erica Morgan, Darrin Allen, Ann Young. 59 Band 1st Row: Angela Everett, Arthur Johnson. 2nd Row: Raymond Felton, Leroy Goodman. Drama 1st Row: Emily Loomer, Stacey Collins, Carla Browning, Tim Thorsen, Ms. Bond. 2nd Row: Marcus Hedgepeth, Darren Al¬ len, Terry Winborne. Brian Wright. FBLA 1st Row. Terri Wyatt. Sharron Gardner. Ginger Barnes. Shawn Randall. Suzanne Brooks. Terri Lassiter. Kim Silver. Cindy Carter. 2nd Row: Shari Jones. Chrissy Goldsmith. Faith Brownell. John Ellis. Carla Browning. Darrin Allen. Maritza Adams, Tonya Skeet- cr. Nccnah Gay. Mia Knight. 3rd Row: Sandra Benton. Widad Ricketts, Kathryn Dunn. Kathy Chapman. Felicia Smith. Theresa Harvell, Wayland Brinkley, Sheronda Williams, Quincy McCrca. Debbie Gilchrist. Stephanie Mcllwain. Angela Jordan. 4th Row: Laura White, Selena Bailey, Angie Cornett. Anne Caton. Trinette Lassiter. Anne Hall. Kevin Taylor, Traci Washington. Olivia Har¬ dy, Tanya Dunn. Lisa White, Craig Moore. 5th Row: Tracy John¬ son. Jennifer Scott. Debbie Jackson, Quincakc Harper. Monique Hobbs. Yolanda Allen, Tony Vardaro. Elizabeth Cooke. Sharon Goodman. Rhonda Johnson. Salena Askew. Catrina Clark. 6th Row: Mrs Reynolds. Tammy Carter. Rhonda Parker 60 Chrome 1st Row: Diane Corner, Crystal Garland, Tony Mcllwain, Stephanie Garland. Deb¬ bie Jackson. Jonas Woodruff, Angela Jor¬ dan, Sharon Goodman. 2nd Row: Sandra Claude. Rhonda Johnson, Widad Ricketts, Salena Askew, Catrina Clark, Mia Knight, Kevin Taylor, Michael Lassiter, Trinette Lassiter, Debbie Gilchrist. 3rd Row: La- Shawn Gambrell, Carlton Kearney, Tony Mosley. Tracey Young, Andre Powell, Kim Silver, Wendy Smith. Spanish Club 1st Row: Tracy Cheeks, Shannon Holland, Selena Bailey, Mrs. Cavender. Jennifer Davenport, Anne Caton. Michelle Gaduyon, Ginger Barnes. 2nd Row: Laura White, Laurie Robertson, Sandra Claude, Nicole Hayes, Angela Jordan, Catrina Clark, Salena Askew, Ephriam Crocker, Anne Hall. Rhonda Johnson 3rd Row: Widad Ricketts, Amy Morris. Dana Lassiter, Jerry Lewis, Traci Washington. Stephanie Mcllwain, Debbie Gilch¬ rist, Mark Warner. Peer Facilitators 1st Row: Rhonda Parker, Latrina Wil¬ liams, Ginger Barnes, Wendy Smith, Kristina Vacalis, Candice Martin. 2nd Row: Stephanie Garland, Kim Silver, Marcus Hedgepeth, Crystal Garland, Jonas Woodruff, Angel Joynes 3rd Row: Scott Sherard, Andy Cavender, Carlos Bailey, Tony Mcllwain, Amy Morris, Dana Lassiter. 61 Interact 1st Row: Crystal Gar¬ land, Kristina Vacalis. 2nd Row: Amy Morris, Nathan Hill, Garren Brown. AI ASA 1st Row: Ernest Odom. John Ellis, Early Gay. Mi¬ chael Outlaw. Maritza Adams. Delores Allen, Steve Morgan. 2nd Row: Stephen Hylcr. Michael Lassiter. Thomas Boone. Ron Mason. Ronnie Ruffin, Roderic White. Tommy Faison, Robert White. Melvin Pow¬ ers. Sherry Edwards. Terieny Williams. Mike Dunn. 3rd Row. Alfred Adams. George Wiggins, Brian Williams. Randell Greene. Teriance Higgs, Baron Robertson, Andy Dent. Craig Bullock. Brian Bober. Myron Hunt. 4th Row: Alexander Foster. Walter Parker, Burwell Riddick, Chad Seagraves. Tony Smith. Charles Johnson. Rodney Jackson, Tony Mcllwain. Sharon Goines. Tracey Young, Robbie Phelps. Charles Lawson. Pep Club 1st Row: Raymond Felton, Mrs. Coving¬ ton, Charles Bailey. 2nd Row: Latrina Wil¬ liams, Wendy Smith, Tracy Johnson, Lori Boone, Sheronda Williams. 3rd Row: Yo¬ landa Scott, Melissa Mosley, Hazel Peele, Kim Silver, Rhonda Parker. 4th Row: Zon- dell Ashe, Damita Boone, Tonya Wiggins, Darrin Allen, Sharon Goines, Charlene Williams. 62 Yearbook Staff First Row: Crystal Garland, Laurie Robertson, Scott Sherard. Second Row: Stephanie Garland, Anne Hall, Selena Bailey, Andrea Maclnnes, Beth Wallace, Garren Brown, Nathan Hill, Kristina Vacalis, Tony Macllwain. Jennifer and Stephanie doing their best Stephanie works hard on the cheerleader work ever. page. Kristina and Crystal on a Spree binge. 63 DECA 1st Row: Joe Long, Valorie Copeland, Priscilla Hagy, Michael Kinsey, Charles Johnson, Pamela Howard, Carlos Ward, Shawn Ruffin. 2nd Row: Sharon Goines, Raymond Felton, Terrie Lassiter, Shanta Bivins, Theresa Benton, Tina Ward, Ryan Cutchin, Sheila Lawson, Lisa Greene, Randell Greene. 3rd Row: Terrence Silver, Jacqueline Ferrell, Carol Cowan, Robert Wilkins, Francina Smith, Eddie Holland, Lenore Jones, Lamont Wiggins, Melissa Mosley, Christopher Rawlings, Alfred Colander. 4th Row: Betty Holliman, Lisa Mitchell, Stacy McCrea, Joyce Cherry. Flag Corps Standing: Wendy Pierce, Rhonda Johnson, Stephanie Mcllwain, Tracy Cheeks, Michelle Gaduyon, Samantha Roun¬ tree. Seated: April Pierce and Dana Lassiter. WP SuRk 833B -t v ?L ? - : 65 Let’s Play Golf w Bobby Brooks wonders where it went. Nathan Hill gets into the swing of things. 67 Determination and hard work would describe what our Lady Raider bas¬ ketball team has had all year. They have strived for the best and have re¬ presented Suffolk High School well with their skill, patience, and dedica¬ tion. They practiced hard all during the summer and the year began with the All City Tournament where they placed second. Our Lady,Raiders fin¬ ished the year in third place in the District. cutty t R,aicte?i ' ZOtfte Out 69 Future Olympians Volleyball 1st Row: Millie Hopkins, Susan Jones, Kristina Vacalis. Shari Jones, Amber Tatman, Anne Ca- ton, Lynell Baker, Lou Ellen DcBcnedictis. 2nd Row: Ilona Taylor, Emily Loomer, Jennifer Hunt¬ er, Tonya Hawkins, Denise Harris, Emily Knick, Jennifer Davenport. Basketball Back Row: Ilona Taylor, Lou Ellen DeBenedictis, Susan Jones, Chamita Stokes, Kim Copeland, Joanne Woodruff, Anne Caton, Tonya Hawkins, Lavcrne Riddick, Coach Nancy Richey. Kneeling: Millie Hopkins and Amber Tatman. 70 Girls Tennis Standing: Ginger Barnes, Michelle Ga- duyon, April Pierce, Laura White, Paula Poteet, Stephanie Garland, Emily Knick, Amy Morris, Jennifer Parker, Priscilla Hagy. Kneeling: Krissy Gold¬ smith, Angie Cornett, Susan Jones, Lyn¬ ch Baker, Laura Hill, Shari Jones, Tina Ward, Cindy Carter. Boys Tennis Standing: Nathan Hill, Kevin Beale, Andy Cavender. Kneeling: Thomas Boone, Brian Barnes. A GREAT YEAR IN FOOTBALL The 1987-88 edition of Red Raider football was another success. After a 0-3 start against city rivals Forest Glen, John F. Kennedy, and John Yeates, the Raiders rebounded to win nine straight games and, in the process, capture their first Tidewater District title. The Raiders then made it through the Regional playoffs with decisive wins over Northumberland and Charles City. The Raiders then went to the State play¬ offs where they met Strasburg High on a rain soaked, mud covered field. Even though the Raiders were defeated they produced a landmark season. 72 Scoreboard Suffolk 6 Forest Glen 7 Suffolk 0 John F. Kennedy 24 Suffolk 0 John Yeates 12 Suffolk 16 Charles City 14 Suffolk 19 New Kent 18 Suffolk 7 West Point 6 Suffolk 28 King Queen 6 Suffolk 22 Windsor 0 Suffolk 3 Surry 0 Suffolk 35 Nandua 16 Suffolk 26 Northumberland 7 Suffolk 27 Charles City 14 Suffolk 12 Strasburg 28 73 74 Raiders Go For Two ‘V v. .4 pm The Red Raiders opened the 1987-88 season with a 73-68 win over AAA Booker T. Washington High School of Norfolk. They won their third straight City Cham¬ pionship in the annual Christmas Tourna¬ ment. To date (2 10 88) they have a 16-0 record with 3 games left to play in the regu¬ lar season. The Raiders have gone over the 100 points mark in seven games this season. The Raiders are ranked number one in the A.P. Group A State Poll and twenty- second in the Middle Atlantic Sports Ser¬ vice Poll of the 297 public schools in the state of Virginia. It’s another record breaking season for our boys which we hope will result in a trip to Charlottesville for the State Finals in Basketball. The 1987-88 Red Raider Basketball Team (Kneeling) Tony Smith, Eddie Holland, Warren Williams, Robert Wilkins, Troy Richards, Carlos Ward. (Standing) Coach Yandle, Carlos Bailey, Phillip Crocker, Tony Lundy, Maurice Whitehead, Coach Young. Warren Williams sets pick for Tony Smith Carlos Bailey goes up for a shot Most points in one game — 51 School Record for Scoring — 1447 points (2 10 88) Assists — 410 Most points in one season — 634 Tony Lundy Leading Rebounder on team School Record for Most Blocked Shots in a game — 10 Jeffrey Jennings and Robert Wilkins wait to play. Jeffrey — Top rebounder off the bench Robert — Most assists in one game — 13 Keeping Up the Spirit The cheerleaders started their season early this year by going to the NCA Cheerleaders Camp at ODU. The varsity came away with two Outstanding ribbons, one Ex¬ cellent and one Superior ribbon. The JV squad received two Excel¬ lent and two Outstanding ribbons. The football season flew by while the cheerleaders kept the SHS spirit alive with pep rallies and decorations for the school The varsity cheerleaders cheering in the rain at Strasburg. Angel Joynes, Suzanne Brooks, Candice Martin, Renee Winslow, Stephanie Garland, Jennifer Davenport, Shawn Randall. 78 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Miller, Felicia Smith, Shi- londa Wiggins, Cassie Knight, Angie Cornett, Buffie Almond, Beth Wallace, Tonya Woodley, Faith Brownell. Leading “Suffolk Forever” at a pep rally. 79 First Period English 12 Mr. Torian finishing xeroxing exams. LaShawn loves potato chips. Latrina and Izel help to decorate the Senior float. Ryan Cutchin teaches class. Angela and April enjoy the Roman feast. 81 Francesca visits Mrs. Mac on her birthday. Crystal Garland and April Pierce Let ' s have two proms each year, Mrs. Morris. 83 Ilona, Susan, and Anne on Bum Day. Brian Barnes wears his comfortable jeans. 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Virginia 23434 91 PACER Manufacturers of Pacer Utility Trailers And Landscape Equipment Pacer Industries Incorporated Suffolk, Virginia ANDERSON BONDING M. L. Anderson, Agent Professional Bondsman 24 Hr. Service Phone If No Answer 562-7306 539-1501 = i Jj ) r— 1 HILL FUNERAL Congratulations Seniors HOME Service with Dignity Since 1891 INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS Suffolk-Gowen Chemical Co. Corner Washington and Wellons Sts. A Division of United Chemicals, Charles D. Parr Inc. Phone: 539-3486 Home: 539-7676 Everything from A to Z in Chemicals s- - J 92 Union Camp WE’RE AT HOME IN VIRGINIA Compliments Of «niLY’S INC. DISPOSAL SERVICE 116 Dill Road Suffolk, Virginia 539-7892 4-40 yard Containers Now Providing PORTABLE TOILET Service 157 North Main Street Suffolk, Virginia 9 r { - 1 PREACHER’S TIRE SERVICE New Tires — Computerized Balancing Tire Repairs — Road Service Tires — Reliners — Accessories Any Size Used Tires or Tubes David E. Dougherty 701 Carolina Road Charles E. Russell, III 539-4353 Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry — Silverware BREWER JEWELRY CO., INC. Suffolk’s Leading Jewelers Since 1878 A. Johnson Turner, President 156 W. Washington St. Suffolk, Va. Phone 539-3466 T BETTY BRANTLEY’S BRANDON HOUSE TRAVEL SERVICE American Traditional Furniture 201 Market Court Corner Saratoga and Market Streets 248 W. Washington St. Suffolk, VA 23434 Suffolk, VA Betty Brantley Phones: 539-6361 Owner 539-7436 — 539-7437 Norfolk 397-2874 A Ji THE DINING ROOM - 510 E. Pinner Street Suffolk, VA 23434 539-4265 V - PARKER-RUPP REALTY CO. CARTER S FURNITURE Sales — Rentals — Appraisals 186 E. Washington Street 300 Market Street Suffolk, VA 23434 Suffolk, VA 23434 Phone 539-3353 539-0236 94 BLACKWATER WILDLIFE STUDIO Custom Taxidermy 4016-C PORTSMOUTH BLVD Chesapeake vipgina 23321 (804) 488-14QO MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10-C DEBBIE DAUGHERTY TAXIDERMIST J E AUTO SUPPLY Co., Inc. 149 S. Saratoga St. P. O. Box 1068 Suffolk, VA 23434 (804) 539-9944 10 BRIGGS AUTO SUPPLY Co. Automotive Replacements Parts and Accessories 2305 Pruden Boulevard and 1259 Carolina Road 539-2623 934-1835 Suffolk. Virginia 23434 3e6ckec ’« Paving Service SEALING STRIPING BONDED - INSURED - SUFFOLK INSURANCE 220 CHESTNUT ST. SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA 23434 PHONE 539-2508 OR 242-4296 EDDIE BELCHER Owner 2 1 ‘ 1 1 - Phone 934-3363 R. D. LILLEY SON THE FURNITURE 8ARN ROOFING, Inc. Discount Prices 229 Chestnut St. Suffolk, VA 23434 139 E. Washington Street (804) 539-9222 John Daul Suffolk, Virginia 23434 ' - ' B. D. LADERBERG SON Incorporated Suffolk’s Largest Independent Department Store 179 E. Washington St. Suffolk, VA Phone 539-5101 SUFFOLK SHEET METAL, INC. Central Heat and Air Conditioning heating CONDITIONING 309 Granby St. SUFFOLK. VA. 5 3434 COLA COBB Office 539-7484 Home 255-2206 95 Coach Alston “dressed” for a pep rally. The yearbook staff wishes to thank all of those who have helped us during the year. A special thanks to Coach Alston and Coach Young for all of their help with pictures and sports information. 96