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

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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.

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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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) At one of the most exciting times of a time during lunch to help Buddy Neal — Junior, David Gibson receives his much and Angie Henkel. awaited class ring. all have vigor to strive year after year to improve themselves thus im- proving me. ince MAURIE pee say (THE SENIOR) The beginning of my long await- ed senior year had finally come. The very first day was a frantic one. After I found a desk in homeroom, I sat down as my teacher began to recite the opening day speech of -do’s and don’ts; my mind seemed to wander. I began to recall my last few years of high school, and began to remember things which seemed so long forgotten. With four years. of my life having been spent inside the walls of this school, it makes me wonder if all the things I did will be remembered by those who will take my place. Those things which seemed to cling in my memories. | believed | would never forget, such as prepar- ing for the big Homecoming game, against. Parry McCluer, and the time | went to the prom, nervous, yet filled with excitement and ex- pectations. When my friends. and I sat ner- vously through our, college boards, we tried to find the intelligence we had acquired throughout the years. My feelings | remember as clearly as if it were yesterday. The game our football team won against Riverheads helped provide the pride that I thought our school so des- perately needed. At his locker, Tom Hanger takes his books out to prepare for tomorrow’s school work.