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

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Seniors Julie Wright and Joli Eves check out the area hoping the Strole Patrol doesn’t catch them. Seniors Mark Appleford and George Konizer show their talent by singing in their band, Tem¬ per.

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REMEMBER THIS? The Senior Class of 1989 had a very suc¬ cessful night. Of course, the auditorium was not packed and there was no outrageous sum of money made, but we were the first class in three years that held a class night. And de¬ spite the fact that many people did not think we could pull it off we did. Organized by Daphne Almarode and supported by most of the Senior Class the night held some funny moments portraying Mr. Strole, Mr. Stump, and Mrs. Leach. As well as the serious mo¬ ments when seniors sang special songs. How¬ ever regardless of the hard work a lot of fun resulted. The night ended with the Senior Bash. It was there that students were given the opportunity to “bash” their favorite teachers paper mache head. All in all the whole night was fun and successful as well as giving the seniors a “Day to Remember.” BY: Daphne Almarode No, it couldn’t be Mr. Strole. Well it’s not. It is Steve Hanlin portraying Mr. Dennis Strole in the “Strole Patrol” Class Night was not all Funny. In fact one serious moment included these seniors singing “For the Longest Time” 22

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PROM IN GYM HAS STYLE The 1989 Junior-Senior Prom was definitely a beau¬ tiful one. The Junior’s put all their ideas together and de¬ cided to have the Prom in the Gymnasium. Working hard all week and early Sat¬ urday morning they finished the decorating and turned the gym into a Chinese pal¬ ace. The theme this year was an Oriental setting with Red, Gold, and Black for the col¬ ors. As students filled the gym with joy they went to their table and grabbed their dates to dance the night away. The highlight of the evening was when Brian Sharp was announced King and Carrie Cunningham was crowned Queen. While they danced the D.J. played the prom song which was “In the Air Tonight, by Phil Col¬ lins.” The evening came to an end, everyone said their good byes, and met up again at the After Prom All Night Party. This was a new idea by the parents and teachers. Having this party at the YMCA in Waynesboro was a terrific idea. Students went swimming, played basket¬ ball, watched movies, played Casino games, and ate as much food and drinks as they wanted. Starting at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday night and ending at 6:00 a.m. Sunday morning was definitely a memorable Prom weekend. While dirty dancing, Lee Tutwiler whispers sweet nothing in Shannon Biser’s ear. Holding each other tight¬ ly, Michelle and Bruce Mays dance their last prom dance. 24