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

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Love Door The fonrosy come rrue for seven SDHS srudenrs ro cruise on rhe oceon for eighr days. They visired rhe French, Durch, Spanish, and English Isles, of rhe Wesr Indies. They enjoyed rhe luxuries of discos, every nighr, special shove ' s v irh dancing, Q casino, Q swimming pool, exercise dosses, Q cosrume boll, and o cinema. The losr day rhe group soiled oil doy or seo and rhe final nighr rhe whole crew enjoyed dinner wirh rhe coproin. Left: A wQirer in rhe Woikki Dining Room demon- srrores o Baked Alaskan. Middle left: The 55 Dri- ranis was rhe nome of rhe crew ship. Bottom left: The group gorhered in fronr of a horel in Morreni- que. Below: A Founroin locored or rhe copirol of Venezuela. Bottom middle: 5rudenrs from oreo high schools meer one losr rime before rerurning home. Bottom right: 5helly Lunsford rries her luck or rhe slor machines in rhe Cosino.

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Senior invasion of England For ren glorious days o group of nine srudenrs from SDHA chaperoned by Mrs. Virginio Layman begon rheir rrip ro Eng- lond ond Scorlond. They visired mony old bur exciring pieces. In Englond rheir fovorires were Sr. Paul ' s Corhedrol, where Prince Charles and Lady Dione were morried in July, Tower of London, Wesrminsrer Abbey, and York Minsrer. In Scorlond rhey sow rhe Scorrish highlands, Covenrry, Lake Disrricr, ond Srrorford, where rhey sow o ploy or rhe Poyol Shokespeore Theorre. The English people were very re¬ served bur friendly while rhe Scorrish people were very friendly, rolkorive, and anxious ro know oil obour rhe Americons. The young American people were praised everywhere rhey wenr. Ar o disco in Birmingham rhe Americans were greor represenrorives. When our kids srorred dancing ro rhe punk rock every¬ one in rhe disco sropped ro worch. The announcer even dedicored o song ro rhem. I soy we ' re quire proud ro be bloody Americans. PiSNHfaMmr - 1 I Top right: The group rakes o break on rhe fronr steps of Sr. Poul ' s Corhedrol. Middle: The changing of rhe guards or Duckinghom Paloce. Right: The group or rhe bus srorion in Chorlerrsville on rheir way home. Above: A double-decker bus near Piccodllly circus. 26 Englond And Scorlond

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Harper Valley MGA On April 1, 2, and 3, rwenry-six srudenrs Travelled ro Triniry Episcopal Church in Sraun- ran ro defend or supporr rheir bills in rhe sixrh annual Model General Assembly, spon¬ sored by rhe Srounron Kiwonis Club. The oreo srudenrs mer in rhe House ond Senore ro approve or vore ogoinsr bills sponsored by perrons from Riverheods, Wilson, Lee, Buffalo Gop, Waynesboro, Forr Defionce and Sruarrs Drafr. In small commirrees, rhe bills v ere alrered, quesrioned and vored upon. Then possed ro rhe House ond Sen- are. Yaurh Governor Rheo McChesney gave rhe final approval or vero ro o joinr meering in rhe church soncruory. The knovv ledge obroined was helpful and enrer- raining as rhey also leorned rhe funcrion of our lowmoking Governmenr. Top; 1981 Model General Assembly members: Row 1 Vickie Roberrson, Les Pringle, Cindy Cude, Diana Hew- lerr, Rhea McChesney, Lynda Good, Jill Cowherr, Paige Lucas, Debbie Horrer, Kozuko Nishida (FES), Mory Srump. Row 2 - Lori Smith, Alex Duff, Chuck Pence, Dob Harrison, Mirchell Diehl, John Forbes, Dorry Peeples, Dill Garvey, Joe Higgins, Philip Fitzgerald, Tim Collender, Dave Sitter. (Absent is Sidney Huffmon, Pom Ammons, ond Kirk Knott.) Above Right; After o day of voting, Cindy Cude, Diano Hewlett, Vickie Robertson, Perri Poullier, Lyndo Good, Pom Ammons, and Mitch Diehl mingle outside Triniry Espiscopal Church. Right; Youth Governor Rheo McChesney delivers her Inaugural Ad¬ dress ro her fellow classmates. For Right; Senator Dob Harrison owoirs rhe decision concerning his bill affecting car inspection. 28 Model Generol Assembly