Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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We Look Forward CONTENTS FACULTY ADMINISTRATION L 16 ORGANIZATIONS 48 SPORTS ,SSSS 74 UNDERCLASSMEN 92 SENIORS L 1 18 SPRING L 180 . , I , L-, . I A , , , ,,SI I , ' - A W . ' .,S 1 ADVERTISING L L 192 ,., L I Q I, 'S f' - ' A Rm EDITORIAL BUSINESS Edizor-in-Chief ,,S,,,,,,S,,,S,, , CYNTHIA STAIMAN Bafrrzeff Manager I ,,., , LEONARD DIMICHELE Affociare Editor , ,,,,SS,,, RUTH BUBB Auiflarzt Bafirzefy Manager SANDRA MINKIN CopyEdizor , , ,L JANICE LEHOTSKY Ad1ferliIir2gMarzager ,,,,,.I,,,. , ,L CAROL SLEE Campaf Life Editor I SSSS , PAULA FINKELSTEIN Amman: Adoerzifmg Manager ANNE NELSON Adminiftratiorz Editor ,S,S,S, I , HELEN KAISER Sabfcriptiorr Marzager ,,,,,S,,S, L KATHRYN SIMPSON Orgarzizaliom Editor ROSE MARIE NAU Affiftarzz Sabfcripziorz Manager SHIRLEY HART Sporty Editor L SSSSSSS I SSSS. KATHY MYERS Szaff Affifzarzz L SSSSSSS L DEBRA WENNERI-IOLT Underclanmen Editor . o,So L CYNTHIA KALER Senior Auoeiazef - TUSHANNA BARRETT, KATHRYN Senio, Edifo, ,,,, , Af7 V I H I , BECKY STADT BRINK, GRETCHEN BUBB, KIMBERLY EDWARDS, Photographer I ,L LLSSDSSLSS, I L ANTHONY RAMPULLA Senior Anociazef-DAVID BAILEY, LINDA CLIPPER, JAMES L'HEUREUX, SUSAN TILBURG. jarzior Auoerazef-JOAN CALLAHAN, JANE EBER- HART, GEORGE DIEFFENBACH, STEVEN LOCK- ARD, MICHAEL SULLIVAN, ROBERT YASUI, KIM ECKERT, FAITH FRY, TERESA GEDON, NANCY GREENAWAY, LYNETTE KNIGHT, CINDI NICK- LAUS, LOUISE PULIZZI, ROBIN WEBSTER, NANCY WOLLET. Advifer .Lee..eee,LeL L. LLLL MR. ELMER R. KOONS ELIZABETH GOOD, DIANE KRAMM, CYNTHIA PAGANA, DEBORAH POWELL, RICHARD REIDY, ANN ROSSER, VERNA SHURER, LINDA TROSTLE. jarzior Affociazef-MARIA KULIK, NANCY LOCK- ARD, LINDA LOU LUNGER, MYRON MITCHELL, JANICE MOSER, JACLYN NECKRICH, MARGARET SIMONS, PEGGY STEWART, GEORGENE ZAYDELL. Adoifer L L L ,LLL MR. ROLAND SLINGERLAND

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ll Challenge At the conclusion of a Friday afternoon pep rally, the student body begins a mass exodus from the gymnasium. Wa fn p ,aa if .F s The physical aspect of school life is as important as the academic. For students to have healthy minds, healthy bodies must be developed. All students en- gage in physical education classes in which body conditioning, coordination, and sportsmanship are stressed. Games, used to develop these skills, provide a physical outlet for each student. Basketball, volley- ball, archery, gymnastics, football, wrestling, and square dancing are the activities and sports in which students participate during the year. Students unable to participate in the regular physical education pro- gram attend adapted or special classes. Our school, located in District Four of the Pennsylvania Inter- scholastic Athletic Association, competes with neigh- boring schools in interscholastic sports. The sports represented include football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, golf, track, and cross country. Besides the physical effort involved in sports, a certain amount of physical effort is also required to survive at WAHS. Students struggle through crowded halls to reach classes on time and many avoid the cramped cafeteria at lunchtime. Holding up traffic for blocks, more than two thousand students file slow- ly into the gymnasium for pep rallies, but once inside, they show tremendous school spirit. rf