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

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Dipping snuff is one of Mrs. Sims’ worst dislikes. “No towels again!” exclaims eighth grader Tonya Thomas. ca. Ng Does anybody ever ask before they put cheese in your salad? One of everybody’s worst pet peeves is hair in your food. This person’s lunch seems to have an abundance. Pet Peeves 21

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PET PERM ES Everybody has something that bugs them! Here is a collection of some Wilson students’ Pet Peeves. People who give unsolicited advice People who pick their nose — Women who pluck all their - eyebrows out and then paint them on People who brag about how. wild they are (especially - ho butt nior fine) a People who steal ca eteria chairs asd when they aren’t) Little kids that cry in stores or theatres People who spit on yo when they talk Finding insects or focia. objects in your food People who chew with their ae tell you what’s go: pen before it does - moun ts open When male coaches ap guys on their rears People who do private thine like adjust their pants or un- derwear in public People who don’t signal when they turn People who pull out in front et of you Bus drivers who stop wheth- er they have to or not Assigned seats on buses Finding gum or slime under your desk Finding snuff in the fountain Parents who still spell in- front of you No toilet paper in the bath- room People who always make 20 Pet Peeves rele endo or noises 5 during e Class | “Smart- ae besketb all : coaches | ; Parents w | ‘Scratches on negatives 7 ‘Having someone wear the People who snort when they a laugh Cheese in souk cad People who push your coats. off of the a ne When people When salesclerks peek a you while you’ Te tine on clothes — : - People who. whine when : they talk © lie a Se People who talk i inl all a the time. People who are ibs People who pretend — Eighth graders 3 same blouse or dress you: have on When people make out ines front of your locker | One thing that really gets on all the Seniors’ nerves is when the underclassmen butt in the Se- nior butt line.

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COUNTDOWN - “What’s that noise? ... Oh, it’s my alarm clock.... net is that on when it is still dark out- side? “Good Morning?” How could a loving mother say “Good Morning” on her child’s first day at Wilson?” It was already time for the beginning of school. To you, the eighth graders and new stu- dents, it was a time for a new beginning a time for buying new clothes, a time for buying loose leaf paper and notebooks and binders, a time for learning a new locker combination, and a time for praying to be able to find classes. Riding to school, you wondered if you ironed your socks and if you got your mom’s fabric softener off the ey ) ND: e Jessica Durham, Cindy Clark, and Chris Williams listen to Mr. Jones’ re- marks at their first Wilson assembly. 22 A : { i back of your shirt. In the hustle and bustle of making your way through the crowded hallways you noticed that you passed the library for the twelfth time. You probably wished you would have brought your compass key chain instead of the Mickey Mouse one. Finally, you hear glorious news — only ten more minutes of sixth period! Now all you have to do is find your bus. How hard could that be? Not too hard. You only entered sev- enteen other buses before you found your own. Well, look on the bright side. Only one hun- dred seventy-nine more days to go! ae uae ZByy Mr. Jones gives the Do’s and Don'ts of Wilson as the SCA officers await their turns to speak. 180, 179