Wilson Memorial High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Fishersville, VA)

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reword. . . This is a story about us—fifteen hundred and fifty boys and girls who work and play in this maze of one story build¬ ings from 8 o’clock in the morning until 3 in the afternoon. Bacon says, “Studies serve for delight, for ornament and for ability. . With each passing day that darkness which separates us from the mysteries and knowledge of the world is gradually being lifted so that we better understand man ' s search for the true and useful life. As we, the Seniors, leave these halls, courage, faith and hope will ever be in our hearts and it is our wish that we may contribute in some small way to making this a better and more peaceful world.

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THE 1961 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Miss Patsy Neff BUSINESS MANAGERS Miss Phyllis Conner and Miss Yvonne Gochenour ART EDITOR Miss Judith Gleason LITERARY EDITOR Miss Malinda Sproul CLUB EDITOR Miss Patricia Gordon FEATURE EDITOR Miss Carolyn Foley PICTURE EDITOR Miss Janet Foley SPORTS EDITOR Mr. Steve Sniteman TYPING EDITOR Miss Carol Robinson FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs. Mildred S. Black

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CONTENTS .Q ' vy v Page Dedication . Administration. Faculty . Classes . 1 Clubs and Activities.105 Special Features.127 Sports and Physical Education .151 Advertisers . 169 Augusta County maintains a fleet of busses, 36 of which serve Wilson Memorial High School. We are on our way home here. Air View of the Woodrow Wilson Education Center Established 1947 Ground and buildings acquired from the United States Federal Government. Became the property of Augusta County and the Common¬ wealth of Virginia September 1957. SCHOOLS INCLUDED AT THE CENTER Wilson Memorial High School Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center Woodrow Wilson Technical Vocational School US Army, Air Force, Naval Reserve Centers US Department of Agriculture Station Virginia State Police Center OCOON