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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Jeanne Cressman and Cathi McDaniels stood behind glaring lights of the National Honor Society booth hours and never sold one of David Crist 's cookies. V 2 KX S All student life - 15 Hustle, bustle, and all the excitement of a holiday filled the halls during the week of Homecoming. For the seniors, this week and weekend had a special meaning. Home- coming '75 marked the last time the seniors would have to worry about finishing floats, having a date for the big dance, or choosing the queen. But for the underclassmen it meant that soon their last year would be here upon them and they would have to assume more responsibilities. Many hours of hard work and planning go into making an occasion such as Homecoming successful. The official opening of the weekend came as the band played On Green Hornets and the fans cheered on the football team at Friday's pep rally. The carnival helped to welcome Homecoming '75 as smashes of the sledge hammer on the junk car meant that someone was testing his strength. The aroma of hot pretzels, doughnuts, and cider filled the crisp Autumn air. After the excitement of the carnival died down the crowd prog- ressed to the baseball field where the cheer- leaders and football players chanted enthu- siastically. The bon fire burned with antici- pation of the next dayls events. The queens in all their glory were escorted through the parade by the band and the clubs and class floats. Threats of rain and hail were evident and hampered the game's prosperity. The queen, Marianne Buker, was crowned despite the stormy weather. Someone once said It doesn't matter if you win or lose, but rather how you play the game. So it was with the Hornets Homecoming game 1975. The re- sults of the game did not seem to dampen the spirits because as the band struck its first chord, everyone rushed into the cafeteria to enjoy the first dance of the year. Foreign Student Club celebrated the Far East with their float in the Homecoming parade. Kinh and Vi Nhieu, 4 The .. 1 newcomers to our com- 4 earb Ciflgma munity, represented 'V Zan go ,YES our friendship with 1 Ramiler. e Vietnam, while Mariko Maruyama and Sharon Bates symbolized Japan and America. E E E DU Z O FU Cn F' E3 vi U E EE 5 U O Q rn U E E Un ititii'