Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Amy Giaquinto's body reflects intense con- centration and complete absorption in her schoolwork while Lisa Cox is more interested in a classmate. With pen in mouth, Heather Fox thinks and thinks about what to write. gafi Laid back and comfortable, John Duffie prepares himself for the bombard- ment of commands that will be coming his way in computer class. Body Language - 37

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Julie Rowe appears amused by Laura McLaughlin and Susan Watt's last minute cramming for a big test. The carefree days of summer vacation disappeared during the night and every student was im- mediately confronted with the shock of returning to a rigorous academic life. New teachers and their own particular methods of teaching became familiar. Increasingly difficult subjects created unexpected challenges. A new student, Kathy Meeks, observed ttone major difference at Wilson Hall from some other schools in this area is the major emphasis placed on academics. I do believe that I will get an opportunity for an ex- cellent education here. Some students, like Elaine Morrison, had to discover new study habits for the upcoming year. ltAfter spending a whole summer of being able to go out, its a drag to have to say ll can't, I have to go to school tomorrow. But being involved in the various clubs and their activities offered a change of pace for students from their tedious academic schedules. Many students found out that this school year did offer a chance to grow in maturity and responsibility necessary for future success as adults. ClubslAcademics Divider - 39