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

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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

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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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The homecoming game and dance was a great success. The football team won the game 33 to 13 against the William Monroe Dragons. Dur¬ ing halftime, the classes showed off their decorative floats. The junior class took first prize with their stone- age type float. After the parade the homecoming court came onto the field to await the new homecoming king and queen. Once the announce¬ ment was made, Shawnetta Woodson crowned the new queen Sandi Shirk, while the king, Troy Coffey, stood by. The following night was filled with shining dresses and suits. The school cafeteria was filled with streamers, balloons, stars and a vari¬ ety of people and dance steps. The music varied from hard rock to soft country. Students tried to “Hold on to the Night” and their partners as much as possible, ’til it was time to go home. A final slow song, “Hold on to the Night”, sung by Richard Marx, concluded a night to be re¬ membered by everyone. Sherry Carr and Jessie Hall start a cheer to arouse the fans and football team for a Homecoming victory. Glenda Graber and Scott Field flash their stone-age smiles as their junior float wins first place. Stephanie Stone and Kent Swartz share a secret as they hold each other close on the dance floor. « •11 A ' ' J pm Photos by Tonya Cork and Spencer Cross 12