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

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New student This year was exciting and new for our exchange stu¬ dent, Silke Schwirtz, who was staying with Dave and Dana Mitchell. When Silke was asked how she felt about SDHS, her reply was “I really like it here and hardly ever think of home.” Silke also told us that she was not having difficulty with any of her classes but chemistry. “The schools in Ger¬ many are much harder and run in a completely different system. After elementary school, we have a choice of go¬ ing to schools that range from five to nine years of educa¬ tion. After these thirteen years of school we have a choice of going to a University or not. I am used to harder sub¬ jects.” Silke took all of the required courses, and added typing and Art IV to her schedule. She was also found in several clubs such as IPA (International Political Associa¬ tion) and NAHS (National Art Honor Society). by Meg Weems Left: Silke shows a friendly smile for her friends at SDHS. Becky Dean Diann Dedrick Sharon Dedrick Greg Diehl Anthony Diggs Billy Dixon Donna Doyle Kim East Sonia Ellinger Michelle England Junior 29

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Suanne Chandler Jeff Claytor Doug Cogar Laurie Coleman Claire Marie Comar Nora Cox Amy Craighead Matt Critzer Missy Cuthbertson Sandy Czerwinski Scott Dameron Mary Dean 28 Junior

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David Eutsler Todd Eye Lee Anna Fields Tony Fitzgerald David Fitzgerald Dennis Fitzgerald Michael Fitzgerald Laura Fitzgerald Class Rings The big event again this year was the class ring. There was a surge of excitement in the junior class as the representative from Jostens finally arrived with an assortment of beautiful rings and stones to choose from. Although many of the rings purchased were white or yellow gold, Jostens offered 3 other types of alloys that were less expensive but still had the style and flash of a class ring. Many of the Juniors decided to “shop-around” in jewelry stores before purchasing their rings from Jostens. These rings tended to be expensive, but their time of arrival was shorter. Whether or not the juniors purchased their rings from Josten’s or from a jewelry store, deciding upon a ring was still a chore! by Meg Weems : ' -v- . 5 30 Junior