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

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key role in their future. Such seniors as Tammi Rodgers explained what it meant to her to have a job: ‘I like hav- ing a job because of the money, but also because | don’t have to depend on my parents so much.” “Having a job is fun, but I like it best because of the money.” says David Rice, who worked at Exxon in Waynes- boro. Below: Students await the bell during second lunch before continuing on to fifth period. Left: Lisa Beyeler, Amy Craighead and Roxanne O'brien listen intently to Mrs. Almarode lecture in A.P. English class. Sandy Wright, who worked at Mont- gomery Ward, said, “I have my job for the money.” Many of the seniors used up their mon- ey for necessities, but also to help their parents out when it was time to go to college. by Meg Weems Introduction

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Below: Jay Burton remains studious while Cole Below: Mrs. Glass proves that talking and being photographed at the Scrogram seems to lose interest in his A.P. English same time is one of her many talents. class. Above: Missy Cuthbertson, Marty Weems, and Kim Hemlick take time to pose during lunch before their next class begins. Right: Mrs. Leach reveals her true identity on Halloween at Stuarts Draft’s guidance department. - ree i O Cc h OOS eC The rest of the student body was af- fected by a participation grade in which student's attendance played a cont. bigrole inclasses. If students chose not to attend class and participate, their grade could be affected. Jobs were a big decision for the stu- dents of Stuarts Draft High School. Many students got jobs for the money, but having a job for the seniors played a 4 Introduction

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Below right: The members of the Sportsman Club 1984-85: Mr. Whitsell, Mr. Bridge, Mr. Wellborne, Mrs. French, Mr. Cogat, Mrs. Harig, and Mr. Rice, all worked diligently to provide money for the new bleachers. Below: The Flower Gallery and Gift Shop in Broadmoor Plaza provides SDHS with flowers at a reduced rate for special occasions and often donates their services. Below: Bobby Calder intently watches two curious girls as they experiment with the new SDHS computer donated by a area business. - re e if O G | V e Did you ever take a close look at those shiny new bleachers? Did you notice the plants in the library? Did you ever wonder from where they came? If you had noticed and wondered, then take a look at these pictures and think. Stu- arts Draft High School did not function solely on money from the county it also came from the businesses, civic orga- nizations, and private citizens of Stu- arts Draft. Yes, our school functioned with their help. The Sportsmans Club gave their time, talents, and money to allow us to sit on those new bleachers which are safer and more comfortable than the old 6 Community