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

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What are You Doing Inursday Night? This question was often re- peated through the halls of Sci- ence Hill. Young Life was a non-profit organization for Sci- ence Hill students to gather to- gether for fun and fellowship. Besides the singing, hand clap- ping, and laughter that were always a part of a normal Young Life meeting, there were also many other outside activities that Young Life orga- nized. A Halloween party, ski trips, special entertainment were just a few of the events that students could participate in. Windy Gap, a camp in North Carolina, was an all time favorite place where kids liked to go. Besides all the fun times that occured at these happen- ings, Young Life’s main pur- pose was to bring the message of God’s abundant love to stu- dents at Science Hill. Even Tammy Shade's nephew finds his place at a Young Life meeting. A generally cozy atmosphere is found at a Wednesday night campaigner meeting. Packing to go home from Windy Gap, Buff Morgan and Wendy Walker display exhaust- ed smiles. What page are we on?” is the question of Chip Hawkins, Todd Murray. Buff Morgan, and Jimmy Williams. 28

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“Ladies first ' applies as Mary Lou Williams makes the break in the pool game with her brother. Robert. Slaving over a hot stove. Dana Dorton pre- pares the evening cuisine for her family. Hysteria means happiness around Walter and Scott Deneen’s home. 27

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The zipline is just one of the many things to do at Windy Gap. Here. Mary Lou Williams gasps at the cold water. Close friendships can be found during sum- mer camp at Windy Gap. Lending a sympathetic ear. Jan Owens listens to Greg Taylor’s problems. Singing is half the fun during a Young Life meeting.