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

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Left: FHA members are from left to right: Mrs. Carolyn Baugher, Adviser, Nora Cox, Debbie Wells, Cheryl Henderson, and Lavinia Yoder. Second row: Mary Merchant, Lisa Hatter, Connie Lowery, Sara Kelly, and Lisa Painter. Third row: Ann Serrett, Donna Doyle, Mary Dean, Tracy Moran, Terry Sheets, Ashlea Mitchell, and Cindy Gibson. Forth row; Edie Shifflett, Tammy Baska, Kim East, Penny Kelly, Shawn Robertson, and Teresa Braden. Fifth row: Lynn Wichael, Lee Ann Fields, and Angie Braden, Bottom: Chuck Gray and his date, along with Doug Argenbright and Kim Helmick slow dance while dreaming about the night at the Sweet- heart Dance. Left: First row from left to right: Tim Farley, Scott Winfield, Butch Rohrbaugh, Jon Hatter, Jason Hutchinson, James Pringle, Joe Puckett, Becky Fitzgerald, and David Pence. Second row: Luther Tingler, Lynwood Bridge, Troy Arnold, Mike Beasley, Wesley Yoder, Tommy Shumate, James Robinson, Scott Carr, and Robert Moore. Third row: Matt Critzer, Kevin Pfeilsticker, Billy Dixon, Rusty Keesecker, John Gibson, Jeff Gur- kin, Tony Burnett, Greg Lewis, John Powers, and Jeff Jones. Forth row: Dwayne Bradley, Keith Griffin, J.R. Troyer, Mike Fitzgerald, Donna Doyle, Anita Weaver, Naomi Veney, and Freddie Parsons. Fifth row: D.F. Wright, Ralph Martin, Forrest Lawhorne, Jimmy Moses, John Wood- worth, Jeff Phillips, Russell Lowery, Jeff Adkins, Bobby Snell, and Ricky Berry. Sixth row: Ronald Sims, Ron Meadows, Tony Fitzgerald, Scott Luns- ford, David Aistrop, David Fitzgerald, Jimmy Gray, Greg Diehl, and George Sullivan. Seventh row: Matt Hatter, Chuck Gray, Doug Puckett, Tim Grove, and Lee Hanger. Eighth row: Carvien Pugh, Carl Allen, Dennis Fitzgerald, Josh Sholes, Robert Griffin, Rodney German, Keith Cox, and Scott Ellinger. FFA, FHA I9

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I8 FFA, FHA Future leaders... FHA and FFA were two of the most active clubs last year. They spent a lot of time planning for the Sweetheart Dance which both clubs jointly spon- sored each year. The FFA members held a citrus fruit sale, a mixed nuts sale, and a beef jerky sale to raise mon- ey for charity in which fifty dollars was donated to the United Way. The FFA club was not the only one busy. The FHA club also participated inmany activities. Their main emphasis point- ed toward jobs and careers. In Marcha banquet was held at Red Carpet Inn and last November the club took a trip to Richmond to visit the Virginia Mu- seum. The clubs monthy program in- cluded Fashion shows, Degrees, Christmas crafts, panel discussions on part-time jobs, and a career fair. Both clubs put a lot of time and effort into making their year more interesting. Right: The FFA officers are Jim Pringle, Presi- dent; Joe Puckett, Vice-President; Jason Hutch- inson, Secretary; John Hatter, Tresurer; Becky Fitzgerald, Reporter; and Butch Rohrbaugh, Sen- tinel. Top: Jenny Kamienski and Jim Pringle dream about their moment together at the Sweetheart Dance sponsored by the FFA and FHA. Left: FFA sponsor, Mr. Houser stands day dream- ing about his day on the job while at a track meet.

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A draft of spirit The 1981-82 cheerleaders spread alot of spirit throughout Stuarts Draft. They got all the fans at the games to show how much the team meant to them. These three squads worked hard in perfecting stunts, cheers, side yells, and individual jumps. Each week the whole squad would stay after school for a mandatory practice to get ever- ything organized for the up-coming game. During the football season the squad made humongous signs for the players to run through during home games. At the end of the season, the team was given a pizza party held at Pizza Inn by the cheerleaders. During the middle part of last year, all the cheerleaders were asked to bring as much participation to the Robin Thompson Concert held at Augusta Ex- poland as possible. The school which received the most people saying that 20 Cheerleaders they supported Stuarts Draft High School would win two hundred dollars which was given to the cheerleaders. Our cheerleaders came through by a landslide. There were more Stuarts Draft fans than any other school in the area. Each squad received fifty dollars and the remaining fifty was used to buy cheerleading supplies. Last summer, the football squad and the boys’ basketball squad went to cheerleading camp. The football squad went to Radford University and the basketball squad went to James Madi- son University both squads came back with wins in different types of compe- titions. The cheerleaders put a tremendous amount of effort and time in making Stuarts Draft High School the best spirited school ever. We were very proud of the I98I-82 cheerleaders. Top: Sharon Holmes, Kaki Gowen, Susan Norman, Kim Groome, Linda Schorsch, Penny Kelley, Alisa Cash, and on-floor, Tracy Puckett express their school sprit. Right: Stephanie Clopton dreams about up-com- ing football game with Waynesboro while cheer- ing at the Pep Rally. HARRIS