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

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Monica McLaughlin and Mr. Patterson lis¬ ten to another classmate tell them how to finish their lab experiment. Michelle Mays, Tammy Belsky, and Su- sanne Abshire are amazed while Glenn Breen thinks of a negative thought. Paul Allen raises his eyebrow at our lovely cam¬ eraman. Juniors Tonya Eavey and Melissa Belsky have a serious talk while taking a break during their fourth period class. Watchout the hamburglar is on the loose. 10

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SWINGIN’ WITH TIMES Puts New Life . In Our School Year The 88-89 school year was filled with numerous changes. With the transferral of Charles Wymer to Shelburne the position of athletic di¬ rector was filled by Ron Ball. Along with the new, hectic parking proce¬ dure, a very strict disciplanary sys¬ tem was enacted. Students breaking school policy soon realized that the days of inadvertent tardies and class cutting were over. Many juniors soon realized the warnings given to them by the guidance department were very true. Although some of the changes were drastic, the student body appeared to have adjusted quite well. Senior Shelley Winton laughs as her at¬ tention span seems to weaken. Juniors LaDena Hall and Michelle Gib¬ son dance the night away to the outra¬ geous beat at the Homecoming dance. 9

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A SPACE FOR ALL It’s Thumbs Up For The 7 Periods Students’ lives were noticeably simpler this year with a new slant on parking. Teachers and adminis¬ tration parked in the back of the school in order to allow the I.C.T. students to park on the front row. Other students parked in the re¬ maining empty spaces. Starting at 8:37 and ending at 3:05 we began the year with a new approach. This year students were able to take an extra class due to the seven period day. Since a period was added the others were short¬ ened to only forty-eight minutes al¬ lowing four minutes in between classes. With all these new changes these are definitly the days to re¬ member. Senior Phillip Hatter takes a break from Physics while Ron Kitchen works diligently. Is freshmen Rachel Adams losing her cool with Mrs. McClain? Marty Breeden gets in the Christmas spirit by picking an ornament off the S.C.A. tree. Laughing David Dean tells his friends about his weekend. 11