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

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Seniors have a field day Seniors had a field day to Washing- ton D. C. They started at the Federal Bureau of Investigation. There they saw a demonstration of guns; also exhibits were shown. Next they toured the Bureau of Imprinting and watched millions of dollars being printed. Eating lunch on the bus was uncomfortable, but time was valu- able. Taking a tour of the Supreme Court building was interesting espe- cially when the amount of money in- volved was taken into consideration. Arlington National Cemetary was the only time it rained. That con- cluded the tour so they went and ate at Tysons Corner. r e— a bf | 44% nad P) ree The Romanian Commune? cuHrevas © a SS ee ae Upper left: Tomb of the unknown soldier. Middle left: Lee Mansion at the entrance of Arlington National Cemetary. Above: Women demonstrating for wom- en’s lib on Capital steps. Bottom left: At the zoo a visit with a mon- key. Beside: A group of students eating lunch. Senior trip 19

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The Junior Variety Show which was sponsored by the Junior class was a smash hit. The skits, sketches, songs and bands filled the auditorium with laughter and excitement. “Tyrant” filled the school with slow but excit- ing songs such as “Crazy Love” and “There’s a Place in the World for a Gambler’. Sketches included: “Neilson ratings,’ “At home with Mr. Chew” and “Physical Fitness.” The Band “Majesty” played some very exciting rock music such as “Fool for the City”, “Two tickets to paradise”, and “Stranglehold”. The profits from the show went towards the Junior - Senior Prom. The par- ticipation of the juniors was out- standing. Above left: Members of the band “Tyrant”, Mark Hewitt, Larry Wilson, and Dave Sitter sing “Crazy Love” at the Class of 81’s J.V. Show. Above right: Lori Smith tries to teach the students in the sketch on Physical Fitness. Middle: “Majesty”, a group that has been together for a few activities this past year. Stuart Strictler, Mike Sours, Mark Campbell and Bobby Curd excite the crowd of young and old with rock music. Bottom: “Neilson ratings”, a skit by Illu Al- tau, Rhea Mchesney, Shelia Warren, Kelly Chaplin, Alex Duff, and Martin Fields enter- tain the audience about television. 18 Student Life

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You asked for it... .. And here it is! We tried to find out what people really wanted to see in the yearbook. Here are some of the suggestions. For the people who wanted “nude chicks” —- Sorry, we couldn’t find anyone to pose. Wait until the legal age and buy a Play- boy. For the ones who wanted the four-wheelin’ club; only a few were found —- everyone else was at the Power Lines. We had a rough time finding “down to earth” people. We didn’t know how “down to earth” people should be. Or how far down they should go! Top: Ronnie Hendricks wonders if school is really worth it. Bottom: Jeff Moore, Darrell Coffey, Gordon Mitchell, and Daniel Rick- man are taking a mid-day break. 20 You asked for it