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

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To Be A Senior... Senior: what exactly did this mean? To be able to tell everyone you were a senior. To get out of class for lunch five minutes earlier than under classmen and to be called to and from assemblies first. But really to be a senior meant a completion of thirteen years of school, along with a diploma stating your achievement. For most seniors graduat¬ ing from high school meant that they had the choice of going to college, if they have the proper grade point average, or establishing a place for themselves in the working world. After college comes the greatest challenge of all — raising a family with future “Cougars.” by Teresa Weatherholtz Carla Kelly Mark Kerby Lori Kimbrough Robert Lafferty Stacy Lawhorne Sean Linen Lisa Losh Kenny Lockridge Ann Lotts Senior 15

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Rodney Hall Tracey Harig Cathy Harris Chuck Harris Diana Harris Lisa Hatter Ann Hodge Amy Hostetter Anita Hunter Jason Hutchinson Sharon Kamienski Monica Kellogg 14 Senior

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Looking Ahead The seniors of 1983-84 treasured the thought of the oncoming graduation. They looked forward to it all year long, and some even counted down the days from the first day of school! At the beginning of the year, they could hardly believe that they had finally become seniors. Then, as the end grew near, the class began to realize that they were about to begin life on their own. They were excited about the change and about starting college or a career. by Dea Shaw Above: Seniors take time out of lunch period to show off their “crazy hats” on Hat Day during Homecoming week. Right: Molly Padgett and Carol Snopkowski ad¬ mire some senior portraits that were taken by Clemmer Photography. Kurt Lovekamp Mary Lowery Russell Lowery 16 Senior