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

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Don Lindsay Terry Lipes Jeff Long Deanna Lotts Alice Lowry Kim Lowry Glenn Lucas Penny Madison Scott Madison Lisa Makepeace Janisa Marion Terry Masincup Haywood McCauley Charles McThenia David Meek Kathy MeGorden Bobby Miller Eddie Miller oe OD WE rte as Pat Miller Patty Miller Laurie Moe Jeanie Monroe Anita Johnson prepares to step behind the wheel for driving instruction from Mr. Bowers. Mike Montogomery Denise Moody RIDING AND DRIVING 26 Sophomores

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Robin Hoffman Delene Holloway Mark Houle Kim Hudson Tony Hughes Doug Huffman Cindy Hull Joe Humphreys Kevin Humphreys Jackie Johns Anita Johnson Chris Johnson Debbie Jones Robbie Jones Hollis Jordan John Kanney Ted Kanney Mary Karalevicz A popular class of over sixty Sophomores studied the system of printing words on paper. Mrs. Gordon, the typing instructor, commented that she thought the Sophomore year was a good time to learn the skill. Typing I provided many students with the ability to type their own research papers their Junior and Senior years. Other students prepared themselves for future typ- ing assignments in higher education, or prepared themselves for employment in the world of business. Jane Dahmer punches out a practice exercise in 4th period typing. Kendall Kerby Sonya Kidd Arlean Killam Steve King Barbara Knebel Ken Krabbenhoft Rocky Lam Chris Lambert Terry Landram Lenny Lash Donnie Latta -Danny Lee Sophomores 25

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Tommy Ponton Sandy Quick Bill Ramsey Greg Rarkin Lisa Rickman Kathy Ridgeway Jerry Moran Jim Moran Tracy Myers Lisa Niday Barbara Nugen Pauline Pagano Alan Painter Connie Painter Timmy Painter Mike Palmer Peter Peterson Penni Pfost Greg Phillips Mark Philyaw The Sophomores found out first hand it’s not as easy to drive perfectly as one might think. They will, more than likely, always remember the six things you do to prepare to pull out and go for a spin. Without a doubt, they will remember the exciting ride their partner gave them—taking a curve too sharply and almost hitting a ‘Mack truck”’ head on. Some will remember how nervous they were with Mr. Bowers or Mr. Showker sitting beside them calmly explaining to let go of the wheel when they grab it so you will not destroy their new cars or the people in- side. However, most will remember passing Behind the Wheel Training and the joys of having their license, partying, midnight drives, and a little fast driving, all necessary naturally. ‘‘A friendly warning to you who drive, take care, some rookie drivers are on the loose.”’ Sophomores 27