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

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Class Of ’78 Presents “Class Night” “The Way We Were” was the Class of 78’s “‘Class Night” program theme. It spoofed everything from Shakespeare to athletic ban- quets. The night began with an unusual pajama party, went onto a “typical” day at one of the area radio stations, moved further into the country for a look at a rural Macbeth whose goal was to become the FFA presdent, came back to Stu- arts Draft and an atypical awards banquet where the winner was Teddy Tiddle- winks, and finally arrived ata school room somewhere at 5.D-H:S: The evening was also a time for awards, as twenty-four “Senior Superlatives’ were distributed. Recipients of the BELOW: Mike Saul does his dra- matic monologue with feeling as Cindy Ayers, posing as Mrs. Lay- man, looks on calmly. BELOW LEFT: Lynne Forbes and Carol Musick take a break during “Class Night” practice. BELOW MIDDLE: Kathy Lunsford and Carolyn Carter present Neil Morris in the concluding segment of the show. BE- LOW RIGHT: “Cheerleaders” Donna Campbell and Hildy Freeman can’t seem to keep their hands off Gary Norcross a.k.a. Teddy Tiddlewinks at the ‘sports banquet’. BOTTOM: The Chorus of ’78 presents its final performance of “The Way We Were”. OPPO- SITE PAGE: Greg Merritt, Chip Buehler, Larry Mays, David Burford, and Randy Huffer take their dates for the Hop ina spoof of girlish pajama parties. laurels in various categories were: Most Intelligent, Lynne Forbes and Mark Sitter; Best Actor-Actress, Gary Norcross and Dana Cull; Class Flirt, John Sweet and Alex Mar- cotte, and Bev Lavender; Best Dressed, Gary Norcross and Lauren Kivlighan, Best Look- ing, Chip Buehler, and Trish Lantis; Class Clown, Karl A ltau and JoAnn Schages; Most Friendly and Spirited, Gary Norcross and Kim Span- gler; Most Athletic, David Burord and Regina Chepalis; Most Musically Talented, Neil Morris and Terry Crow; Most Popular, Kim Spangler and Gary Norcross; Most Likely to Succeed, Lynne Forbes and Jay Almarode; and Best All- Round, Terry Crow and Jay Almarode.

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SCA Elections 1978 Opened with a speech by current president, Trish Lan- tis, the SCA elections assem- bly was held in late March. During that assembly, each candidate was allowed time for a short speech to inform the students of their qualifica- tions. After the votes were tal- lied, the results were: Fred Stone, President; Philip Fitz- gerald: First Vice-president; Nancy Quillen: Second Vice- president; Dawn Hughes: Secretary; Patti Foley: Treas- urer; and Allen Speight: Reporter. TOP LEFT: Fred Stone delivers his speech to the stu- dent body. TOP RIGHT: Newly elected First Vice President Nancy Quillen shares her plans for next year. LEFT: Freshman Philip Fitzgerald represents his class in office.

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LEFT: Neil Morris and Lauren Kiv- lighan head out on the dance floor for the last dance of the evening. BELOW: Jay Almarode attempts a smile as Hildy Freeman shows him how at the Finals Dance. Last Dance Of The Year Following Class Night, the Seniors returned to the cafeteria for the traditional Ring Dance with their parents. The decora- tions fit the theme “Come Sail Away” in a breathtaking man- ner. Apier was positioned with sea artifacts for the platform while in the opposite corner was a sailboat. The middle of the room sported a working light- house. Each table had driftwood and shells to complete the scheme. The Finals Dance Com- mittee and their very capable sponsor, Mrs. Spilman, did a great job on everything from the decorations to the band, Rich- mond’s own MF Rattlesnake. Because of their work, the Class of °78 had a Finals Dance they will always remember with fond- ness and pride. FAR LEFT: Scott Horshburgh, his date, Kathy Trice, Greg Merritt and Dana Cull get to- gether for one last dance. ABOVE LEFT: Chip Buehler and Diane Ratchford enjoy their last dance at S.D.H.S. LEFT: Terry Crow, Terry Swecker, and Kim Spangler do a line dance. 23