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

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PONE LI ane trices After security guards started to patrol McDonalds, many teenagers decided to ake their business elsewhere. SS SSS eee eee After several bad incidents the Advance parking-lot is no longer a main “hangout” as itonce was. Shopping during their spare time, are Charity Chandler and friend, Hardee’s is now the new hangout for local teenager's, after McDonald’s became abandoned. Hang Outs 13

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WHAT IS LEFT TO DO? “What is left to do?” “Hangouts, what would we do with out them?” This question, although hard to answer, had to be faced by all area teenagers. After certain incidents in the Advance parking-lot and supposed misconduct in McDonald's, regula- tions were set on both.. This put teenagers to work to. find new “hangouts”, but often this was easier said then done. For in the hunt, they often found the watchful eve of a security 1 Hang Outs guard, police officer, or other “grownup” making sure that “we be good. As a result, many teenagers turned to the en- tertainment of home movies or theaters, and often going to dance places. In return a growing problem arose. This problem being teenagers not having a place to go and just.“hangout™. Many teens constantly ask the question “What is left to do?” A number of seniors “hangout” in the library before morning Glasses to finish homework. Between classes, students often take a break fromm tough schedules. Movies are a popular place for teenagers to “Hangout.”

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The Hornets line up for one of their unique defenses for the Homecoming game. Entertaining the crowd, Angela Relaxing in the library before Randolph plays asolo duringthe school, J.W. Seay shows his half-time show at Friday night’s school spirit by dressing up for football game. Beach Day. Scott Miller and Debbie Flory appear to be enjoying themselves as they spend their time together at the Homecoming Dance. 14 Homecoming