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

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During halftime of a boys’ bas- ketball game, Alicia Ozyjowski and Kevin Kuester sit in the cafeteria. “4 Seniors Greg Early and Marybeth McMillion dance the night away at an- nual Homecoming dance. Kathy Hughes and a former WMHS Alumnus, Todd Wolfe, get a Coke dur- ing halftime of a boys’ basketball game. FIRST DATES Where and who with? At a party with Robbie Garnett — Michelle Dunnivan My house and Calf Mt. Road with Tina Roadcap — D.J. Brown Went parking on the mountain with Dennis Shifflett — Bonnie Fisher Went skating — with Cheri Hughes — Chris Payne Went on the mountain and parked with Larry Nicely — Karen Zim- merman Were supposed to go to the movies but something came up so we sat around and talked with Sandra Radford — Tony Spears Went out with Alan Huffman to the movies and out to eat — Tammy Quick The Preston Yancey carnival with Scott Gordon — Lesley Higgs Skatetown and the Pizza Hut with Ellen Bryant — James Goodin

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THE LOVE CONNECTION | You people in Waynesboro complained that there was no place to go, nothing to do. But somehow, you always seemed to find a place to go on a date. The movies, of course, were the most popular place to go, and you with steady dates usu- ally saw each one that came out. But there were other things to do. Lots of you went to parties, and for those of you who didn’t, you could always drive around the countryside and waste gas. Once in a while, you were lucky enough to go to a concert in Richmond, Nor- folk, Roanoke, or Washington D.C., or to have a date who would take you to various sports games at UVA or JMU. And for those who weren’t lucky enough to go to those games, there were always high school events. But, after all, you will not only remember where you went but, more im- portantly, with whom. 12 Dates “Isn’t Missy Claytor’s necklace pret- ty?” Of course it isn’t really a necklace, just one of hundreds of streamers torn from the ceiling at Homecoming. Who ever said that three’s a crowd? Eighth graders Jessica Durham and Julie Roadecap sit with Paul Whitmer. Frostie Wiseman and Billy Eck- ard are surprised by a photogra- pher during a game.

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WAY NESBORO AFTER DARK 14 Waynesboro After Dark After those parties and dates, you went straight home. Right? Ha-Ha! You may have told your parents that, but where were you really? When People aren’t sitting around McDonald’s, they can be found cruis- ing up and down Main Street. This picture was taken from the Afton Holiday Inn overlooking Waynesboro. Friday and Saturday nights are always busy nights at McDon- ald’s. ke