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

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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

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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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Students started to celebrate the excitement of Homecoming with Spirit Week. During this week students dressed up each day to show their spirit. Monday was lip and mus- tache day, when the boys and girls were not allowed to talk to one another. Tuesday was ’50’s day, with everyone attempting to dress in the ’50’s style. On Wednesday, students wore Mix and Matches: all clothes were supposed to clash. Then, Thursday was Beach day, students sported jams and Hawaiian shirts, sunglasses, and sandals. Homecoming Went Off With A Punch To add the final touch on the week’s events, Friday, students and faculty wore school colors and showed their enthusiasm at the pep rally. This really got the student body “PSYCHED”! Especially the Seniors who won the spirit stick and the privi- ledge to go to lunch five minutes early on the following Monday. Although the weather was ‘‘blah’’ the large crowd waited for the threatening clouds to break; and finally, one minute before the half- time events, the downpour began. People scattered for shel- ter. As the rain subsided they congregated at the fence to view the presentations of the court and literally stood three and four rows deep around the en- tire home side. The representa- tives were: 8th grade — Steven Henderson and Chriscilla Mil- ler, 9th grade — Jimmy Weaver and Sonya Ross, 10th grade — Todd Harris and Sandra Glass, 11th grade — Paul Brown and Amber Stallings. The court for King and Queen was Rhonda Fisher, Tammy Sipe, Kelly Whitmore, Mark Smiley, Tracey Coffey, and Charlie Davis. Tracey and Kelly were named King and Queen. As their names were announced by SCA Presi- dent Greta Mann, Tracey gave Kelly a hug, then she was crowned. The dance sponsored by the SCA, went off with a punch. The colors were: purple, silver, and lilac. The couples danced the night away and enjoyed music presented by D.J., Jimmy Lambert. Everyone shared a laugh or two as Darlene Merica and Jerry McDaniel provided the entertainment with a punch fight. Finally, when 12:00 p.m. rolled around, the couples gath- ered their belongings and left for a party or to take their dates home. [Amy Boyers| Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Beam, and All smiles, Kelly Whitmore and Tracey Coffey were crowned 1986-87 Homecoming Teachers can have fun by partici- “pacar rs. Baker. pating in 50’s day, as shown by Queen and King. Homecoming 15