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

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The Spiral Staircase % On the seventeenth and twenty-first of November, eight amateur actors and actresses puzzled and frightened their audience. This mystery was about a crazed murderer whose vic- tims where handicapped girls. One by one, the cripples disappeared and the next victim was to be Helen (Natalie Casio), a poor mute girl. Only the bed-ridden Mrs. Warren (Sharon Callender) could explain the killings. Soon the mystery un- folded and Professor Warren (Scott Musick) was found to be the guilty one. Other characters were, Dr. Parry (Larry Wilson), Nurse Barker (Bon- nie Czerwinski), Mrs. Oats (Kim Monroe), the Constable (Jeff Spooner), and Stephen Rice (Sam Harris). The play was directed by Ms. Ferree, and a number of drama club mem- bers helped with the props, make-up, CLC: Above left - About to strangle his victim is Professor Warren. Above right - Helen tries to encourage Mrs. Warren to get back into bed because she is very sick. Right - During a scene, Professor Warren hands Helen a bottle of brandy. 12 Student Life

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Catholic, but everyone had high hopes and spirits. Defeat was no- where in sight! We stripped the Celt- ics of their pride! The following night the students danced to the rhythm of the Mabell Smith Band. ‘ i J— im iy ay, | a m . iV At : vice | Homecoming week was a busy week ay ta for the students; they were working A on ideas for their float and then hur- rying to get them ready for the judg- ing on Friday night. Homecoming week was very exciting for all of those involved, and very special to those it touched. If the students don’t remember anything else in a school year, they remember Home- coming. Top left: Paula Bowie dreams about how she really would have looked in the 50's. Top right: The puff girls give their team a hand. Bottom: The officers of the sportsmens club take part in the float parade at the Homecom- ing game. Homecoming Events 11

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“Food” goes to state “Food” was presented by four talent- ed drama club students. It was a one- act play that had non-stop action. It was about a continuous argument between four people starving for a decent meal. The four could not ac- cept the food they were able to af- ford because it had no-taste. The fighting ends with a decision to have one-act festival. The cast performed so well that they went to the regional competitions. There, the perfor- mance won again and the cast moved on to the state championships! The cast included, Natalie Casio, Scott Musick, Larry Wilson, and Bonnie Czerwinski. “take-out” chicken. This play, directed by Ms. Ferree, competed with other schools in a Top left - Joe (Larry Wilson) wonders if the fighting will ever end. Middle left - Bonnie (Natalie Casio) presents the dinner she cooked herself. Above - Trying to convince : everyone that the food isn’t all that bad, is Carol (Bonnie Czerwinski). Left - Still com- plaining about the spaghetti is Mack (Scott Musick). se PS ape rl pa et - Ri iy 5 be = anal tah cee Bek Student Life 13