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

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Under the supervision of manager Della Cork, and assis- tant manager Judy Wagner, caf- eteria workers Phyllis Britt, Bet- ty Byrd, Sally Kanagy, Drema Drumheller, and Joan Page per- form their assigned duties with precision teamwork. Do the ladies of the cafeteria work hard? “You bet your cinnamon buns they do!!!” exclaims Joan Page. Sam Alexander Elaine Almarode Harvey Almarode Billle Jeans Banks Todd Banks Joan Brown Martin Cline Doris Critzer Janet Glass Mr. Ken Patterson likes his science students so well that he'll even fees them to keep them in class. Sitting amongst her many books and movies, librar ian O’baugh takes a break to sip her coffee and stare at the camera in astonishment. 19

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“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.

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f f= Kant Cs % eC 3 ot Aa x red Art teacher Mrs. Constance Harrington proudly shows off her six month bulge before instructing her students in ceramics. Whether they be by foreign delegations, political candidates, or student teachers, compliments on our school’s appearance are very common. We owe our gratitude to Mr. Jessie Fischer, our kindly custodian, who always makes himself available for services to the school. 20 Clifton Hamilton Constance Harrington Linda Hickey Fred Hollen Judy Houser Ron Houser Maureen Kelly Claudia Kelton Debbie Landes Ruth Layman Virginia Layman Vrla Leach Gene Lilly Vicki Lotts Kelly Lowe Bob Maxwell Lynn McClain Richard Miller Sharon Mueller Susan Obaugh Nick Wilk was a teacher, coach and friend. Nick will be remembered most for his warm personality and smile. He was like a father to many of the teachers and students that came in contact with him. | personally feel that | am a better person because | knew Nick Wilk. Nick taught me many things about life and | will always cherish his memory. BY: COACH RON BALL Coach, teacher, and friend, Coach Ball walks softly and carries a big stick.