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

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Field shows are not the only thing the Band prepares for. Greta Mann marches with other county band students in the “Happy Birthday USA” parade. Student Life Divider 5

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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

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After a hard day at football prac- tice, Howard Miller is a little confused by the camera. Flag girl Donna Sullivan worked reaily hard this summer to get in all-county band. ‘a A LS bi It's Not Just a Job... ... TTS AN ADVENTUR Ah, there it was summer, a time to stay up 'til the wee hours of the morning and not getting up ‘til your mother calls you down for lunch. Since all good things must come to an end, some of our Hornets decided to get an early start on the year. All the fall sports such as foot- ball, girls’ basketball, and cross country didn’t just come back in perfect form. There was a lot of early morning practices that made the students as polished and perfected as they could be. There were wither seminars, not to mention all the camps and ex- tra classes that were taken by the cheerleaders, yearbook staff, and band personnel. But you may ask, ‘‘Didn’t any- body ever work for a living?”’ But of course. Maybe you noticed some of our gang working at your favorite local fast food place. There were also a few fa- miliar faces on the Rescue Squad, not to mention all the dili- gent workers at grocery stores, sporting goods stores, and banks. Other people dedicated their time by doing volunteer work at the Waynesboro Com- munity Hospital. While some of the Wilson stu- dents spent the summer in lei- sure, it only took a little bit of searching to find others out working in the world. ecg Co ee % - we ge al ee as aii “% : oe While practicing this sum- mer beside Ken May, David Cook waves.