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

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(THE BOOK) I am the book that everyone signs; only to be taken home; all the memories of my pages put on a shelf to be looked at later when they can find the time. So take a minute now and look inside-Do not wait until later because there may not be time. Take the time now to look and to remember all the people you were beside during this: high school year. (THE BUILDING) They were coming, some old, others new. As they entered through my doors, | heard the moans and groans about how quickly the summer had passed. The first few days slowly proceeded but things soon began to pick up. The begin- ning of school brought the adminis- tration’s announcements that the students could not socialize in my library during lunch. Also, the stu- dents were required to stay in my cafeteria until cight-twenty in the morning, and strict driving laws were to be enforced. The year was going to be different. However, in spite of all changes, everyone had a spark of excitement bursting forth. TOP: Taking time away from their studies, this group of seniors Robin Warble, Jeff I watched them scurry down my Worley, Bobby Lawhorne, Linda Morre , and halls each time the school bell Nes eae ee aha kid ees ‘ . Ee = pepe : Amids € snow, Stuarts Dralt ; Mea hae ae Pe Gennes eR School stands proudly. RIGHT: Sur- J Ge J prise! Donna Lilley sure is! ing themselves while acting like their younger friends. Others were studious, seriously doing their work inmy chambers. Both types of them make me what I am, their school building compiled of bricks and books, concrete and sidewalks.as well as many other things. They

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The Legacy 1978 Volume 8 Stuarts Draft High School Rt. 1 Box 206 Stuarts Draft, Va. 24477 At the end of a long school day, Keith Shiflett, Donna Byrd, Nancy Quillen, Doris Moore, and Dorsye Strother run through the doors A view is defined as being a men- Berga ON tal picture, an idea, or impression. But a view is much, much more. Each person’s view about an object, a subject. a situation differs from one another. People’s viewpoints are expressed in different ways whether it be through the tears of defeat or the exultation of a happy fan. All these emotions come from our school, and when combined, form ; : an expression which when under- Waynesboro Public Library Syst Gras spirit our school so Waynesboro, Virginia desperately needs to achieve. This year’s Legacy staff wanted to show each of you some: inside views concerning our school.

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Student Life page 6 Sports Classes Advertisements page 148 Index Left: Caught doing a cheer at the game are Debbie Vorel and Laurie Blevins. Above Right: Vickie Bever- lin, Crystal Whitesell, Jamie Beverlin, Teri Kiser and Hildy Freeman always seem to find time to stop at McDonalds. Right: Debbie Simmons and Sara Tiffany admire Peter Blum’s newly acquired class ring.