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

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Waiting anxiously for the rest of the senior class to enter the gy- masium, the first row marvels at finally making it this far. Before the graduation cere¬ monies, Kathryn Rhodes lends a helping hand to Fonda Mynes. Entering the cafeteria to pre pare for the procession graduates become excited as well as nervous. ' f . wA 28

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Welcoming the class, Salutorian, Susan Calder reminds each senior of the fond memories they hold at SDHS. As the SDHS band plays “Pomp and Cir¬ cumstance” Carla Curry and Cary Cun¬ ningham walk to their designated seat. Senior members of the Concert Choir sing their a Last song before saying good¬ bye to SDHS. Upon receiving the School Service Award, Daphne Almarode hugs Mrs. Pamela Ungar good-bye. 2

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Finishing her farewell speech, Co-Valedictorian, Lynn Herring turns to head back to her seat. Finally re son Sorrel J JjL - IsL. ' W ■in A LAST MOMENT To Remember On June 10th at 10 o’clock in the morning the Senior Class gathered in the gymnasium to share their last moments as a Senior Class together. For many, it brought a happy thought, no more teachers, homework or late night study sessions and finally the chance to get out in the real world and be on our own. For others, this brought an unhappy thought to mind as many would by saying good-bye to friends that had helped them survive all those rough times in high school. However, graduation did show Mr. Strole how much they thought of him. By caring on the tradi¬ tion of handing Mr. Strole an “object”. Most of the Seniors handed Mr. Strole a marble while others gave tomatoes and mice (dead and alive). Although it was all done in fun, it gave the Senior Class a last moment to re¬ member. Seniors smile excitedly as they start the proces¬ sional in to the gymasium to begin the graduation ceremonies. 29