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

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Ona Thanksgiving trip to New York, Robyn Gruver purchased the sweat- shirts she and Chip Stratton are wear- ing. Receiving balloons from a friend can brighten someone's day as Keith Whit- more agrees. ates conn inten xO ae Thanks 4 Bune; Calm, cool, and “laid back” is Joe Davis’ idea of fashion as his F hoe shoes and Adidas sweatshirt show. Carrying the rose given to her on - Valentine's Day, Karen Tutwiler heads for the lunchroom, Fashion 9

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DRESSED Wearing some of the current styles, Missy Sossoman and Regina Johnson look over their schoolwork during lunch. | You’ve heard ‘‘what comes around, goes around” and with fashions that could be true. One of the most popular items was suspenders, borrowed from earlier times, though usually -not worn over the shoulders. The old favorites — tennis shoes, jeans, and sweatshirts — were still around and thriving, not to mention the ever-popular jean jackets; but even these had achieved a new look. Fila and coveted names in athletic shoes. Jeans could mean that cropped stone-washed style or the original 501’s, and sweatshirts sported anything from animal Ronald Porter seems to be thinking of a vacation as he wears a tropical print shirt though James Corbett knows summer is a long way off. 8 Fashion Reebok were only a few of the prints to soft drink brands, TO KILL AND READY FOR ANYTHING namely Coca-Cola and Pepsi- Cola. Oversized sweaters, still as fashionable, caused girls to either buy one or raid their father or brother's closet to get the look. Last but not least, ten - button shirts and other fashions resembling rugged clothes worn in the outbacks of Australia made it big with the student body. Certain fads also reflected those from earlier times. Take hairstyles for instance. Guy's hair was normally worn short (some more so than others) and - girls were likely to opt for a “bob.”’ As expected, sending gifts to someone you care for remained an “‘in”’ thing to do. Showing her flair for fashion, Debbie Flory sports her Outback Red shirt.

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BOPPIN’ The first dance of the year took place after the Wilson-vs- Spotswood football game in the school gym. The dance “‘wel- comed back”’ the old as well as the new. Many Wilson gradu- ates also came back to renew old friendships. The Welcome Back Dance, sponsored by the SCA, also The fun ones — J.W. Seay and Jeff Wilk erson provide some entertainment at the Welcome Back Dance. Belinda Miller and Kim Howard teach Robbie Washington, a former Wilson student, some new dance steps. 10 Fall Dances meant that the juniors finally got their long-awaited class rings. Most of the juniors wasted no time in starting the traditional ring turning. You can be sure that if anyone became bored, it was of no fault but his own. Some people were so imaginative that they started playing a basketball game witha jacket. The final score wasn’t reported. [Laura Foster] Getting into the groove is Sandra Bruce and Pat Bedall.