Science Hill High School - Wataugan Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Because school took up much of the student’s time, the need for forms of recreation or leisure be- came essential to balance the daily routine between school hours. Stu- dents found dances, youth groups, church organizations, vacations or just relaxing with a friend were some of the more enjoyable meth- ods of relieving the pressures and frustrations of academic life. These moments of leisure proved benefi- cial to many students on the cam- pus, as it all fit in to life UP ON THE HILL. A leisurely chat outside during lunch is what Lori Wright. Tina Jordan and Kathy Hayden need during a rough day in school. Putting the day's frustrations behind. Greg Hodge and his friends concentrate on lunch. Being True to Your School is Bo Reed’s plea as he sings at the pep rally. Friday nights mean a good dance after the football game. 10

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Lunchtime gives Sharon Dugger time to call a sick friend. Mustard helps doctor the hamburgers Jim Knaff and Tony White eat for lunch. It is still dark outside when Malinda Honeycutt and Randy Byrd unload the bus at 7:30 in the morning. Nothing could take the place of a friend in any Topper’s heart. Many students went through twelve years of school with their friends, and they’ve shared many experiences that eventually led them to maturity. 9

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Student Life