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

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Susan Brown studies hard at making her free throw. The girls showed much enthusiasm at giving their best in each game. Women invade farming as Sharon Moyer interviews the new Agricultural Business class taught by Mr. McCoy. Sitting at his usual library table is Mr. Leonard, our new senior English teacher. He avidly reads the Redskin news, The set was a modern brick building, about five years old, located on the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Post, approximately half-way between the cities of Staunton and Waynesboro, Virginia. The time was 1974-1975. As The World Turned, Wilson turned on to a new year of the same series with several premiere appearances. Wilson turned over a different leaf to Another World of Girls ' Basketball. The Drill Team proved to be a show which no one wanted to miss. Like Joker ' s Wild, all students ran wild, including seniors, trying to figure out the updated schedule — seven periods instead of six periods. Mr. Gray, the new Athletic Driector, was Our Favorite Martian. Wilson really hit the Jackpot whfen we contracted Mr. Walton, Mr. Avoli, Mr. Grooms, Mr. Fitzgerald, and Mr. Snyder as the new coaches. The students were never in Jeop¬ ardy with the new teachers leading them onward every Split Second. The Amazing Chan was represented by the new Boy Cheerleaders, who were Making A Wish that the Girls ' Basketball team would win. The WMHS Tennis Classic featured girls and boys playing tennis together. This year started out as a year filled with suspense and excitement. 2 Theme

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Making a return appearance to Wilson, Mr. Geiman shows his driver ' s license to prove his age. Before the school year begins, the Drill Team works steadily to make each performance a success. In all of our shows about Wilson Memorial High School, there was one aspect that stood out through everything we did. Throughout every show you could feel a close¬ ness that was there and no one could take it away. We were a family. Wilson had become parents with over a thousand children. We loved each other and weren ' t afraid to show it. Of course there were times when we disagreed on dif¬ ferent things, but somehow, someway, we always remem¬ bered to keep Wilson proud of us. When we look back over the years, we can always say we played an important role at WMHS. A new scene, boys and girls playing tennis together proves to be more competitive for both sexes. 4 Theme