Williamstown High School - Wilhishan Yearbook (Williamstown, WV)

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Mall crew. Students fre- quently go to the Mall to meet others from other schools. Just friends. Many students, such as Angela Watt and Blair Newton, seniors, enjoy going out with friends. THE DATING GAME It's a proven fact: teens love to date. Over half of the students surveyed say they go out every weekend. Where is the most popular place to go? According to the majority, it's a trip to the movies. Next on the list is dinner and third is the Mall. Of those students that go out every weekend, close to 90 percent have a steady boyfriend or girlfriend. Only 10 percent date different people. Most of the students find their dates elsewhere. The majority go to Marietta or Parkersburg High School. Does chivalry still exist in today's modern world? At WHS it does. Out of those surveyed, most say the guy drives and picks up the check. Everyone seems to have some fantasy about the perfect date - one where everything is beautiful and somewhat of a fairy tale. Christy Altmann, sophomore, doesn't ask for much. Her idea of a perfect date is one where she doesn't have to take her little brother Ricky along! WILHISHAN 1 7

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MAKING THE GRADE ll IlI'Mll Test - we have a test today? The anxiety of schooling, a problem that every student faces at one time or another at WHS Tests, notes, and discussion become a normal part of students lives during the school year. New classes and teachers enter the scene, adding a new outlook to the set curriculum. With the expertise of experience combined with the fresh outlook of the students, new ideas stir the world of academia. Report cards are a terrifying experience for some, but students work hard to make them come up to par. At WHS dents know it takes work to make it count ' .. ...... N- 1 ' ar ' . ' I ...,Q SSX? gy 1' CC . 7 9 u ' stu . Q wx' N T ' 2 1 1 N ' K x 4 ' , 'Qs W I 5 r- V A 'ff Q ...,.. l F th? W 1 . N .. 5 3 fr 'f : 1 . T by xp if . is .. it 'i ' - 'gf we 7 I V il X: , S ' 'F 0 ,I -1 1, 1 fX- ir: r':L..,,f ' ' X '- J- ' X :-:life-' f -.yr f V5 ,Y 8 , 1'--,' f -411 x . f Q . . f ' ,- '- ' s X f. t 2 V V f . f in . A 5 ,yay-fa, 2 ,,, il gf .t 'f ' 1 .e mi f. ' T215-H 'Q fwfsigr. 515' ' , r g gi. i ' S fl-H . Y? N-fi' Q I r 5 -' f ee- . - ' we ' 3838515 , , -. f s S A Q ' -l'lf?ri-- '1'3Q' i '-e W Brass with CLASS! The Pride of Williamstown demonstrates why it earned its title at the Black Walnut Festival where it was named grand champion. WILHISHAN 19 iki NNW