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

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Withers Andrews, President, leads the 1978 graduating class. Helping him with this task is from left to right: Jeff Banks, Vice President; David Spears, Treasurer; Charlie Pence, Secretary; and Linda McDaniel, Reporter. Kim Hudson (far right) is leading her Juniors this year with the help of (left to right) Terry Tate, Treasurer; Debbie Jones, Secretary; and Jim Moran, Vice President. hy oof ah i eX Geka Mi Together

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Quarterback Scott Hevener, prepares to hand off to running back Sterlin Blackwell. Above: Christy Snyder encourages the team to “Move It’. Left: Sterlin Blackwell and Timmy Talley raise the spirit at the bonfire. Right: Pieter Rietdyk and Yoshi Tanaka, foreign exchange students, proudly join in Homecoming festivities during half-time. The rowdy green team demonstrates what they plan to do to the Gobblers as they gain support from the cheerleaders and fans. Homecoming 7

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Naturally Remember when we were younger? Our goal was to become a high school student. Now, as high school students, most will choose either to further our education at college or go straight into the reality of the working world. However, most of us just had enough to do getting through this school year. The eighth graders had a tough time with adjusting to high school, exams, and SRA testing, while the ninth graders looked behind them with a knowing smile. They, the ninth graders, had begun to decide for — themselves their course of action after high school and had help in their English classes ia tlerict a The Freshman class this year has, from left to right: Jackie Moppen, Treasurer, Allison Jones, Reporter, Lisa Rickman, Secretary, Ann McCarthy, Vice President, and Scotty Via, President. As always, this year the 8th graders elected their officers at the beginning of the year. They are, from left to right: Cathy Johnson, President, Charlotte Pasco, Vice President, Susan Holliday, Secretary, Dawn Zimmer, Treasurer, and Shawn Moomau, Reporter. by viewing and participating in the Careers Program. The tenth graders, as always, were lost in between, but this year there was a new twist, they had to take a competency test. The juniors started to take more responsibilities by raising money for the Prom and some by getting part-time jobs. oe Finally, the seniors, as was expected, had their annual slump, along with preparations for college or for going into the working world. As you ad the following pages, now and in the: years to come, we hope you have fond memories of this past year at Wilson. mi Friendly High 9