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

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THEME It's June 17th and we’re sitting in my room at Long- wood College racking our brains. What are we going to use as the theme for this year’s book? Mrs. Sims is discussing people’s walks; Missy is sitting at a desk, try- ing to iook productive; Me- gan is leafing through Sev- enteen and calling out ad phrases; Sandy is on the bot- tom bunk swinging her feet; Amy’s pacing and I’m on the top bunk fooling with my camera. ‘“‘What a Feeling” came up but someone, namely me, said “too flashy,’ “Let’s Go Crazy” (Amy’s idea) but that’s so overused. It went on and on and on, but finally, and | have no idea how anyone thought of it, much less who thought of it, but finally, someone sug- gested “Our Gang’’. There were no objections so bingo. We’ve found it. Now, to base the whole book on those two words... 2 Theme aie agent: s Hh he Hh

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NTUDENT LIFE Is the life of the student. It’s activities out of school (parties, skiing, working, cruising) as well as those directly related to the Classroom (sports, clubs, home- work, lunchtime). Trying to re- port everyone’s activities is virtu- ally impossible, but here are some of the major pastimes the ‘86 school year brought: —— Hanging around the front lawn, and later the back, during lunch, — Cruising downtown on a Friday or Saturday night. — Working at Burger King, Hardee's or Micky-D’s. — Cutting up confetti for Boy's Basketball and Girl's Vol- leyball games. — Mechelle’s barn ‘‘parties.” — TRB’s and Eli's. — The G-93 Sweetheart Dance at Expo. — MGA — Running, for fitness and the Cross Country State Cham- pionship. — Renting VCR's and mov- ies, — “Testing” Mr. Landis. — Projects, projects and more projects. — Concerts such as Lover- boy, Brian Adams, Hank ur., Thompson Twins, Ricky Skaggs, Alabama and Charlie Daniels. — Dancing with the Stinger- ettes. 4 Student Life Divider