Wellsboro Area High School - Nessmuk Yearbook (Wellsboro, PA)

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Pat Hewitt, Jerry Miller fkneelingj, Matt Coolidge, George Jenkins, and Scott Greenawalt were all a part of Athletes vs. M.S. Steve Carpenter should have received an award for coming early and staying late and for duty above and beyond the call in sub- zero temperatures. student life - 13 44444444 4 4 Wellsboro's 1 Junior High i School stands i where Bella Vis- ta ibeautiful Q viewj, lovely pri- vate home. was i located. All that i remains is the stone wall along 1 the sidewalk. .k 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I +1 iftiiiti

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12 - student life THE BEST COMPETITORS WERE TI-IE BEST iii ses a X KS- O if ie? . . R . gi A Art Ninomiya placed among the top three percent of students in the country for academic excel- lence. The seniors chose Suzy Cornell to represent them in the Flaming Foliage Festival in Renovo. Suzy was escorted by Scott Greenawalt. Awards in school are given for varied accom- plishments. They range from sports to scholas- tic achievement to beauty. This year Wellsboro sent a group of boys to Bucknell University to play in the Multiple Sclerosis All-Star game. Tim Smith and Steve Gobble were named in the Elmira Star-Gazetteis All-Star list for the Northern Tier League. Arthur Ninomiya re- ceived a letter of recommendation for extreme- ly high achievement in the PSAT-NMSQT test. Marianne Buker was the local winner in the VFW speech contest and the district first run- ner-up. Damon Spink received a pin as a token of winning the DAR award. Sue Cornell re- joiced in winning the title of Flaming Foliage Queen. Nessmuk Won first place in the eyes of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. b ' Debbie Lada and Connie Suhr displayed the award for Nessmukis first place rating with Judy Mickey who was elected as a student representative on the Pennsylvania School Press Association Student Board of Directors. Q51 Damon Spink received an award for good citizenship from the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. RS

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