Stuarts Draft High School - Legacy Yearbook (Stuarts Draft, VA)

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Starting At The Beginning Due to the building of the new Middle School, this year’s class of 1982 was the last eighth grade class at our ey | — school. But being the youngest fs — class did not hinder the efforts mews ae to show school spirit. Never , missing an athletic event, they added the much needed pep to the school. ‘ete Ma TOP: Eighth grade boys take a break from art class. ABOVE: A group of eighth graders use their spare time to gather in the halls. RIGHT: Danny Dam- eron, running for SCA reporter, gives her speech, hoping to win the votes of fellow students.

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Peers Competes In State One-Act Play Competition ed a Directed by Ruth Ferree, the cast of the one-act play production “Peers” won both district and regional competi- tion. Then the play went on to state competition at U.V.A. where it was given an out- standing critique. The main actors Alan Speight and Nata- lie Cascio were assisted by a cast of an additional nine: Peter Blum, Doug McKay, Dana Cull, Kim Monroe, Marie Hostetter, Bruce Sut- ton, Andrew Sitter, Mike Hewitt, and Diane Ratchford. The understudies were: Joe Marcotte, Mary Hewitt, and Carrie Huml. The play de- picted a high school scene of the “in-crowd” and the “‘out- casts.’ The play was given for the school as a dress rehear- sal for district competition. Se wy bY V 8 ie ae we ( (oe it .! eve Cast of Peers: (TOP) BOTTOM ROW: Alan Speight, Natalie Cascio; SECOND ROW: Doug McKay, Mary Hewitt, Dana Cull, Kim Monroe, Marie Hostetter, Carrie Huml; THIRD ROW: Diane Ratchford, Peter Blum, Mike Hewitt, Andrew Sitter, Joe Marcotte, and Bruce Sutton. ABOVE: Diane Ratchford inspects the make-up for the upcoming presentation. ABOVE RIGHT: Ms. Ferree applies make-up to Doug McKay for the one-act.

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Two Years Down, hreeslo Go... . until the class of ’81 will graduate from Stuarts Draft High and will be on their own. The Fresh- man provide a spark of humor and varied personalities to the school. Although the class is looking for- ward to its own Senior Prom, deep inside they are willing to wait. The day may seem far into the future, but the ninth graders realize how quickly the years will pass. te Fred Garber, Rolf Altau and Tina Holloway is pleased by Barry Peeples share a laugh in her test results, the library before school. A) hss QE “Do you expect me to | i mensosscsccnsvaraa eat this?” Kip Deacon seems to detest. £ ‘ ag) f % ie a ™% f Paul Harouff is obvious- ‘ ly amused by something. | © 15