Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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STUDENT HANGOUTS During the school day, one of the most popular places that students congregate is the WHS Colonnade. On lonely afternoons, evenings, and weekends, many students go to vari¬ ous places in town to stop, rest, gossip with friends, and meet other people; these places are commonly known as Waynesboro hangouts. 27

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STUDENTS ON THE JOB Besides doing homework, many Waynes¬ boro High School students ' afternoons and evenings are taken up by jobs; whatever the cause, extra spending money or savings for college, their work prepares them for respon¬ sibility and life outside of high school and college. It also gives them the satisfaction of having gained the respect of their employers and fellow workers. While Kathy Fitch takes an order, Webbie Lafferty and Denise Whitesell laugh at a customer ' s joke. Mike Davis adjusts the sound during assemblies through- Michelle Bond sells tickets to a customer at People ' s Pharmacy, out the year. Pat Mason concentrates on finishing her work at the News-Virginian. 26 Hardworking Paul Hartnett shows his “style of toasting bread while on the job at Bonanza.

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STUDENTS AT LEISURE A major part of a high school student ' s time is spent studying for the next day ' s test. In addition, many have extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, art, or just talking about the day ' s events. Also, many dances are held, where the students can get into the groove of things. Al¬ though McDonalds is a place for eating, most stu¬ dents spend their time there socializing. In fact, a high school student can be found doing just about anything. The food must not be that bad, says Gorden Hahn, as Ricky Ben¬ son steals some of his potatoes. Finally having the chance to choose the candidate of their choice, students vote in the WHS Mock Election. Renae Pullen uses the library to make last minute adjustments on her homework. 28