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

Page 21 text:

Good sunny Monday morning every- body! We hope you had a nice summer and are ready to start 1988 with a bang! As for the faculty at jolly S.D.H.S., we're going to have a hard time matching last year’s gang. 1987 presented a big change in leadership with former Assistant Principal Pamela K. Ungar stepping into the lead and Dennis Strole comming into power as the new Assistant Principal. And what about those new teachers ... lets give a round of applause to Mr. Noel Bing, Ms. Sharon Mueller, Mr. Todd Banks, Mr. Gene Lilly, Mrs. Sharon Kern, Mrs. Constance Harrington, and Mrs. Susan Davis. And lets go ahead and thank all the wonderful teachers at S.D.H.S. and welcome them back to school this year. We appreciate all the extras that our teachers do for us, and would like to mention a few: Mrs. Lynn McClain took 3 enthusiastic students to Mexico last summer; Mrs. Elaine Almarode and Mrs. Jennifer Rexrode helped sponser the third annual “Thanksgiving in New York” trip; Coach Ron Ball organized the senior trip; Mr. Sam Alexander pre- pared the math competitors, who were triumphant in winning the 4th consecu- tive contest held at J.M.U. and Mrs. Judy Houser and her team put together a successful forensics season. Mr. Jamie Taylor smiles as the tuba plays on. Mr. Harvey Almarode gives Susan Calder support as Mr. Schindler tries to sell them as slaves.

Page 20 text:

Senior, Connie Chase amazes Mr. Sam Alexander as she shows him her unique way 16 of solving Calculus problems. Mr. Ken Patterson seems to be saying ‘Go ahead, make my day’, as he gives one of his Students the evil eye. Mr. John Eves, better known as “Friend” to his students, gives a bit of advice to his class. Silver Burkett MATHEMATI SASS AH MBAR sh ne ev enna i

Page 22 text:

“For God's sake’, says chemistry and Physics teacher, Doc Miller, (| never was more serious) don't make me ridiculous anymore by terming me gentle-hearted in print.” No woman can feel herself alone, the while she bravely stands Between the best friends ever known Her two good honest hands. Charles Wyner, Pam Unger, Dennis Strole 18 Mrs. Elanie Almarode, English, A.P. and composi- tion teacher ‘‘is posted hence on serious mat- ie English teacher, Mrs. Cherie Taylor, tries to camouflage herself in the hallway during spirit week. As students rush from class to class, the smell of fresh bread filters through the hall- ways, and they are reminded of the cafeteria’s efforts to pro- vide eclectic lunches. These new breakfast selection, sub bar, and taco bar are only a few, offering a nutritious vari- ety to tempt any palate.