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

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Missy Stull Linda Swarthout Kevin Tichenor Mary Tippens Diana Townsend Tina Troolone Billie Turner Bob Ulman Gary Underwood J.A. stands for Junior Achievement and many of the Juniors became really involved in this new program. J.A. was formed by the local businessmen of plants in this area. For ex- ample, Dupont organized one group called “J.A. Pont Designs.” The advisor team was Beth Nash, Dick Tomey and Bill Heim. In this group, thermometers were made and sold for $3.00. A member of the manage- ment team, Pam Shifflett was asked what J.A. was like. She said, “‘I really like myjob as Sales and Advertisement Manager and especially enjoyed arranging a live demonstration on Channel 8 Cable T.V. J.A. gave all the Juniors a chance to meet new friends, accept the challenge of leadership, and practical experience in management and finance. J.A. must have been very much enjoyed by the Juniors for many are planning to join the J.A.’s again next year. Larry Via Mark Votaw Mignon Wallace Ronald Ward Brent Warren LaVerne Washington Carl Wertman Sharon Wheeler Teresa White Scott Williamson Karen Wiseman Tom Wolanski David Wolfe Fonda Woodard Nancy Wright Juniors 21

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JA. PARTICIPATION EEE Wanda Robertson David Rusimisil Mark Rockwell Cheri Ross Tammy Rowzie Scott Rupple mee Jenny Rutherford Marian Saben Brenda Sanford Holly Shaver Andy Shaw Scott Shaw Mary Shields Pam Shifflet Mrs. Landis gladly exchanges $3.00 for Dave Showers David Shuck David Shumate Christy Snyder an Outdoor thermometer, made by JA Rita Snyder David Spears Mary Lou Spears Mark Stanley Pont Design, sold by Pam Shifflet. 20 Juniors

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NEVER SLOW DOWN | Every year by the time Sophomores get to be Sophomores, they’re usually hit by a slump. The Class of 80 changed the rules. Donna Alford They never slowed down for anything. They Dorinda Allen were already looking ahead to the future. Emma Altizer The Sophomores sponsored a Bake Sale towards the end of October and raised $18.25. Although they didn’t raise very much they already had plans to spend it. They looked ahead to sponsor the annual Sweetheart Dance in February. Tina Andrews Last year because of the energy crisis the Todd Ashby dance could not be held. Hopefully the win- John Audia ter of 78 would not be quite as severe. The Sophomores had spunk. They were more determined now than ever. They weren’t go- ing to graduate without sponsoring a Sweetheart Dance. Jackie Baber Pam Baber Ken Bailey Rebecca Bailey Joe Bakel Chris Baldwin James Baldwin Mike Barker Kathy Barker Sandra Barlow Thea Bartley Frankie Beam Margaret Bell Kenneth Benson Allison Bishop Always ready for practical joking, Rachel Flintom, Annetta Clark, and Jim Templeman pretend that they bought Patron’s Ads. 22 Sophomores