Nazareth Area Middle School - Echo Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Matmaids Kim Rodgers, Cathy Tauschman, Audrey Itterly. Cathy Knudsen prepares posters. Anne Musser, Kim Rod- gers and Cathy Tausch- man prepare the mat for the match. The 1974-1975 mat maids were chosen as a result of their answers to a ques- iiormaire and on the basis of recommendations by Mr. Kulicki, other teach- ers, and wrestlers. The girls include Audrey It- terly, captain, Cathy Knudsen, Terry Marchak, Anne Musser, Kim Rod- gers, and Cathy Tausch- man. Responsibilities are attending matches,keep- ing score, cleaning the mats, and making posters or signs to publicize the freshmen wrestlers. Terry Marchalc The maids roll out the blue crpet. 9- 2 Bethlehem Catholic 48-2 3 Easton B 1 8- 54 Warren Hills 26- 34 Saucon Valley 12-57 Easton A 44-1 5 C atasauqua 9 -55 Emmaus 8-44 Northampton 9- 54 Stroud Union 15-43 L ehighton 1 5 - 40 Pocono Mountain 3- 50 Pin vaj- Q

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Let's go, let's go, Cardinals, We want, we want a victor Y V-1-c-rio-R-Y Cardinal victory is our cry! Colorgu ards- Majorettes Colorguard members Kathy Laubach, Sherri Heckman, and Donna De Reamus. Maj orettes Cindy Baltz, Sue Yeakel, Chris Gan- and Kris Pema. The girls ij perform at footballgames, in rnajorette-colorguard competition, sometimes at basketball games or pep rallies, and at the Globe-Times Band Fes- tival. Also, this year the majorettes and color guards accompanied the senior high band to Tem- ple University Band Day in Philadelphia. Pride and dedication are the two words that aptly describe the goal of the band front. Responsibility is gained during hard practices that may be held during 300 weather at 7:00 A.M. Not only do the girls practice as a unit, but also each practices on her own. This spring the girls will accompany the band to Niagara Falls to compete with other bands from all over the East. Par- ticipating students were dedicated enough to raise the required money to finance the trip, and the community can be proud of this group of students because they represent the Nazareth area admirably. ig: yi I 'u x, 5. ., Q J HM .. w , . Llmwar ff 'I ---uuuuuqli IHHHZ HH1Qj lihig hlilj :Khin fm-f l1Sl1 QQiQi 'l1Ci1 Zfil IHQQQ -a.-gm-r-:alll lllllll i i I I I I i!s.s!slsl!l asm?

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Freshman Wrestling Coach Sebastian Ram- pulla, Craig Evanko, Steve Sandbrook, Todd Lahr, Mike Kresge, Greg Leh, Chip Albert, Bob Transue, jeff Welty, Lew Rissmiller, Ron Rader, Mike Male, Tim Sieg- fried, Jeff Tripp. This year's usual lineup included jeff Tripp at 90, Mike Male or Ron Rader at 100, Lew Rissmiller at 107, Jeff Welty at 114, Craig Evanlko at 120, Tim Siegfried or Bob Transue at 127, Greg Leh at 133, Chip Albert at 140, Todd Lahr at 147, Steve Sand- brook at 157, Mike Kresge at 169, Craig Miller at 187 and Irvin Davidson at heavyweight. Brian Boyer is the third freshman in the history of Nazareth Area Junior High to wrestle Junior Varsity and Varsity. Most likely Brian will wrestle at 108 during the district meet. Jeff Tripp is the only freshman wrestler to have an undefeated 1974-75 wrestling season. Jeff took second place in the Christmas City Tourna- ment at S8 and will wres- tle at that weight during the districts. W .Si 1 x ,, as ,A L ,53- ir-ih-u.. ,... , , ., JL xi -fs: B nnzans' N 355