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

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Below: The SCA representives take a break from class. From left to right first row: Brenda ; iz a —. ie Tonya Doyle, Melissa Black, Carla ; tease ss : oyle, Bobby Smith, Sarah Burkholder, Sidney ey fe oa Huffman, David Ramsey and Marsha Armen- | 1 ' trout. Second row: Clair Marie Comar, Beth Stin- Left: SCA President Tammy Dameron gives an nett, Beth Smith, Pam Ammons, Tammy Da- opening speech before the election of new offi- | meron, Sara Forbes, Tonya Falls, Linda Schorsch, cers begins. Lori Chaplin, Jay Cude, and Tina Zirkle. Left: David Ramsey decides to take a rest on Pam Ammons, Tammy Dameron, Cori Foley, Sara Forbes, and Linda Schorsch after a hard day’s work with SCA. Above: Greg Tolbert and Todd Benson try to learn a new dance during Field Day. SCA Il

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10 SCA Below: Darrell Alexander throws a water balloon at Kathy Stricker figuring she needs to be cooled off from the hot sun. Right: Becky Crow laughs at the egg she just hatched during Field Day. Officers The Student Council Association, or SCA, as ev- eryone called it, has had a very successful year. They tried to create activities that would in- volve the whole student body. The Student Council consisted of the following: President, Tammy Dameron; First Vice President, Cori Fo- ley; Second Vice President, Sara Forbes; Secre- tary, Linda Schorsch; Treasurer, David Ramsey; Reporter, Pam Ammons, and Sponsor Clifton Hamilton. Through the years at Stuarts Draft High School the SCA had changed in many ways. There was more student involvement, communication with the media and more teacher-student communi- cation. One area that the SCA was popular in was spon- soring activities that the school got involved in. Homecoming was one activity the student coun- cil was always in charge of. The Second Vice President always made the plans of the sched- uled activities. Last year it was Sara Forbes. She did a great job in handling such a big responsi- bilty. on duty Other activities that the SCA sponsored includ- ed a Turkey Contest, valentines for Blue Ridge Christian Home, Christmas assembly, needy family box, murals, election assembly, and the SCA bulletin board. On April 21, 1982, the student council sponsored a Field Day for the entire student body. The events ranged from egg and balloon toss, wheel- barrow race, to tug-of-war. The classes partici- pated against each other to try to win $20. The relay race and the tug-of-war were two of the most exciting events of the day. The Juniors won the relay race and the sophomores ended up winning the tug-of-war. By the end of the Field Day, the Juniors won by a wide margin. They won first place and the Sophomores came in second. The SCA had worked very hard in making the school a better place to be.

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Above: Bruce Ammons prays for forgiveness during the play. Above right: David Ramsey woos Lori Kimbrough on stage. Right: Linda Schorsh and Bruce Layman play the mother and father roles. Below: Dewayne Willis, Donnie Shifflett, Bruce Layman and Bruce Ammons seem to be having a serious discussion.