Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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Florian Archer Bud Football 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Science Club 9 B101 ogy Club 10 Plastics Club 12 An outstanding athlete Bud will alwiys remember playing footbill here at Wilson In the classroom he rates Mr Nlatthew s VVorld History tops Of 1118 m my interests on ears After graduation its down to the deep blue sea ln the uniform of the Navy Cood luck Bud' Arlene Bagge-sl Arlene 0 d Key 12 Eeho es Nlemolres 11 12 CC1reulat1on Man r YTeens 9 1011 l tnmurals 9 10 11 12 National lr Honor Society 9 Girls Clee Club 9 Quill and Scroll Anybody want to buy a year book? Besides being the hard working mana er of the Les Nlemoires elrcu ation staff Ar lene is letlve in many other sehool 1C.tlV1tlQS After grxdu lt101'l Arlene pl ms a career as a medleal secretary or .1 hair stylist iff! - Q11 s3 10 Mary Ann Baglyos Mary Ann Library Club 9- Future Business Leaders 10 11' Photography Club If you want to know some- thing about horses Mary Anns the girl to see. Besides this interest she is a photog- raphy enthusiast. Mary Ann will never forget the good times in Mr. Matthews Prob- lem class Best of luck Mary Ann in your missionary work of the future Harriet Baker Harriet Y Teens 9 10 fcabmetj 11 Ccab met! 12 Orchestra9 10 11 12 and 9 0 12 Echo tnews 8d1f0l'J 10 12 F T A 1 11 12 Gold Key 11 Intra murals 9 10 jr Prom Committee Commenee-ment Committee A faithful four year band member Harriet will remem ber the crazy mixed up chem new language lab Outside of school she enyoys reading bowling and spending money She intends to enter Morav ran College and study French or elementary education We all know shell do well ln her fied Michael Ballato Make Plastics Club 11 Gne can generally find Mike working on his cars or hav mg a good time at some dance M Matthews will never forget Mike and like wise Mike will never forget the good times he had ln Mr Matthews classes The Navy lies in the future for a lucky young man The best of ev erythmg to you in the future Mike l 55 9, if 9, , , 1 1 , , .. ,, 12 ay 7 W 1 3 x , . - , , f K , 'e 25 A : lv Av Y 4 . if -' - ss as - ss - as . ,A . s I , A - . 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' ., . 1 . 1 ' , ' LX MY Robertl Bamelt Bob YVrestlmg 10 Chess Club 11 12 Thxs mathcmatlcal genlus IS llso mterested ln cars H plrtrcullrly hked Mr Car dells Plane Geometry class We foresee a great future for Bob as 1 mechanlcal engr neer upon has graduatlon from Lehrgh Umwerslty Rose Mane Beahm 0 Y Teens 9 10 12 Grrls Chorus 9 Future Busmess Leaders 11 Artns t1c Fypmg and Shorthand 12 Danclng popular muslc Luther League are the favor 1te act1v1t1es of th1s young gal A commerclal studen Ro has been actlve ln Y Teens She ranks Problems Wlth Nir N6lC1ltCh hlgh lmong her fflvorlte subjects In our crystal b'111 we see a long and successful career 1s 1 medlcal secretary Patrick C Behler Pain DYdm8flCS 9 Plastics Club 10 fVrcePres1dent1 Bowhng Club 11 Chess Club 11 Astronomy Club 17 Student Councxl 11 12 HIY 11 12 I V Footba119 10 Homeroom Ylce Presldent 9 PTGSI dent 10 A fellow wlth 1 swell person llxty Pat enjoys huntmg and bowhng Thls and bowl er w111 always remember our great assemblles A techmcfll school for draftmz and then thc Coast Guard 11e m the future for Pit 1 gli, 11 Iarol Ann Belshllnm Bmshv Y lecns 9 Future Nurses 10 11 12 Dramatncs 10 Among Belshys chlef 1n terests are bowhng ICS skat mg and swxmmmg A mem ber of Future 1Nurses Carol w111 always remember her good tlmes w1th the class of 60 Although her future IS undeclded Belshy 19 lnter ested IH a career IH nursmg Best of luck m your chosen career Carole Belum Carole eens 9 10 11 12 Future Busmess Leaders 11 KV Presb Les Nlemonrcs 2 Echo 12 Gold Key 12 Nlmonal Ir Honor Socletv 9 Home-room Sccretan 9 12 Caroles frlendly Slllllt, sure to bc 1 welcomc lddr tlon to my office A loyal football and hasketblll fm the cheermg scctlon w111 sure ly miss Cuole Mr Ncldltchs problems class gcts top rating wlth th1s stcrctzry of the t ture Best of luck' W llma Berger ll lllle YTeens 9 10 Future Busmes elders 11 Crld hu es Nlemoxres 17 Drnmg dmcmg Problcms cl Iss md Cold lxcv Club hc ld xvllllt s 11st of flXOI'11l.N The futurc holds 1 secrctirl 11 career md ulth that fl'lt'l1d1X smile thls gd IS surc to be a h1t1 From class room desk to oflice dcsk best of luck Lloyd Franklln Best, ,lr Besty' Plastics Club 9 Blology Club 10 Chess Club 11 12 An extremely llkeable young lnfln Besty llkes to collect rocks and scout Mr Reppers mechanlcal drawlnxz cl lss was llways hls favorlte Sports the good tlmes and the frlends he has accumulated wlll never leave hls memory Wllllamsport Technlcal Instl tute for Draftsman wlll b hls new Alma Mater after W H S john Nell Bltlner Nell lunlor Prom Track 9 10 11 12 Socccr 10 11 1 Homeroonl VICQ Pl'CSlCllHf 9 11 Dmmatlcs 9 Y 10 ll 17 DITILQ Club ChEmlStfV Club 12 Wllson War r 10 ll Dont be alarmed thats no lndlan you see' It s just Nell our Wllson Warrlor None of us wlll ner forget the pnrt he played chcerlnyz our foot hall tcflm to xlctory A SCI cnce bug he 'llso 18 1 De Mo lfly mcmbtr and 'ln Eagle l career IH lndustrml deslgn Bcst of luck Nell m your chosen field Robert B0gdfl Bob Plastic Club 10 Model Club 12 Xlr Derkacs wood shop wlll llso hold fond mcmorles for thls curly halted fellow Also lrl ardent bowler Bob en loyed gym class whlle 'lt Wll son The Navy md future ed lIC'll101'l wlll cl11m thls class IH ite afttr gradultlon Q 110 'ff 5. ca 12 Lharles Boeusky ' B Soccer 10 11 Stage Crew 11 C B enloys ICG skatmg swlmmmg and hurltlng He rates Mr Matthews Problems class tops Thls sports fan can usually be found at athletlc events Our crystal bull sees further educatlon 0 1 yb for our classmate joseph H Bogllsky ,lu Pl8StlCS Club 10 Homeroom Tre as llrer9 Wrestllng 10 11 12 Base ball 10 11 12 Dramatlcs Club 9 The rasp of 1 saw lndlcates the presence of our classmate joe M Derkacs wood shop wlll always hold fond memorles for hlm Huntmz fishlng and swlmmlnz 'llW'lyb were hls chlef dellghts The Alr Force wlll cl um hlm after graduatlon Good luck Joe Wllllum L Bonners Bull Plastics Club 9 10 11 A real outdoorsman, farmlng 1S Bllls greatest mterest Bllls fondest memorles are of Mr Hartzells metal shop After zraduatlon B111 plans to see the world through the Navy and then become a tlll er of the soll l Q 1 , .sc 99 ss 9 l , 3 - .. ,, . . . 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Verna Border Verna Dramaucs Club 9 Y Teens 9 10 11 Future Nurses of Amenca 11 12 Les Memorres 12 An avrd sports fan Vema rs one of the staunchest rooters for the NV H S football and basketball teams Mr Ner drtchs Problems of Democ racy class and the Wrlson Hrgh Band are rated as tops wrth thrs gal After the cap and gown comes the unrfomr of a Regrstered Nurse and we re sure success George Brazrnskr George Heres a good lookrng fellow who rates rrntrng and Mr Blacks English class as tops at Wrlson Hrs rnterests out srde of school rnclude cars football and swrmmrn After raduatron George p ans to old on to hrs Readrng Rrt rng and Rrthmetrc an b come a prmter Good luck rn your future George Nancy Brotzman Nanc YTeens9 11 12 Echo9 Future Nurses Club 10 11 12 Intramur als 9 12 Dramatrcs Club 9 Bowl mg Club 11 12 Future Home makers 9 In a few months Nanc wrll be takrng temperatures and pulses Nanc wrll be re membered by her classmates for her very cheerful drsposr tron Her other hobbres rn clude swrmmrng dancrng Luther League and Rarnbow Crrls XVe all wrsh thrs future nurse the best of luck rn fu ture years Q If 1 13 Douglas W Brown Model Club 9 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Track 9 10 11 Home room Vrce Presrdent 9 Treasurer 10 Hr Y 10 11 Plastxcs Club 10 iVrce-Presrdentb Brology Club 11 All Sports Club 12 A good sport Doug excels rn track hrs favorrte actrvrty Mr Blacks Englrsh class wrll never be forgotten by Doug Among hrs outsrde actrvrtres are cars bowlrng and swrm mrng We wrsh you success as an engmeer from Lafayette or wwf lf 6 Gerard W Browne Gary Model Club 9 Basketball 9 Na tronal Ir Honor Society 9 Student Councrl10 Soccer 10 11 Track 1 11 12 Plastrcs Club 0 Homeroom Presrdent 11 12 Jun ror Class Treasurer 11 Projectron Crew 11 12 Seruor Class Treas urer 12 Heres one fine guy wrth a personalrty to match Cars and sports are hrs hobbres Mr Matthews Amerrcan Hrs tory class and the good trmes he had wrth hrs buddres wrll hnger longest rn hrs memor res of Wrlson Hrgh After graduatron Cary plans to enter the Merchant Marrne Academy or become a prrnt er VVork hard and youll go to the top of whatever pro fessron you choosel Joe Burkevrch Burke Scrence Club 9 Brology Club 10 Joe rates dancrng bowlrng and football as tops on hrs hst of past trmes Nlr Ner drtchs Problems of Democ racy class rates as hrs faxor lte class After graduatron from VVrlson Hrgh joe plans to enter a branch of the Armed Forces and take up a trade VVhether rt be the vsrde blue yonder or the deep blue sea heres suc cess to you Cl 99 7 D . . : - A , . 3 ' I 2 ' . 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Lawrence ,I Lohen Larry I X Football9 10 I V Basket hall 9 10 Soccer 11 12 Bxologx Club I0 Astronomv Club 11 jun 1or Foreign Policy Cluh 12 Larry will nexer forget Mr Eekert s elex enth grade Chem istry class and Nirs Eliots Chemistry lab Always one for haxmg a good time, profes sional and college football games are tops on his list of OUtSldC interests Lots of luck in the future which meludes college Martin Lohen Mdrly Homeroom Vice President 9 Echo 9 CSports Editorl 10 11 12 Dra matics Club 9 10 junior High Basketball CManagc-rj 9 Soccer 10 11 12 Sophomore Hop H1Y 11 12 French Club lPres1dent7 11 Junior Prom Commlttee Iunmr Foreign Policy 12 Intmmural Bas ketball 12 Marty can usually be seen having a ball with the fel las Mr Matthews American History class rated tops with this sports minded senior Law school and a good future l1e ahead of Marty Slurlev lonrad Glee Cluh9 YTeens9 10 Future Nurses 11 12 A uniform of white IS await mg th1s senior miss after gr1duat1on Quite n1tur'1lly then her f'1vorite school '1c- tivity is Future Nurses. Her outside interests include l'1tc late l'1te movies, music re'1d- ing 'md writing lettcrs. She- will ne-vcr forget those' cr'1zy mixed-up chemistry l'll7 pe-- rioes. C od luck to X01 'n the future. I R 1111, 15 Brue e lowell farmer The rumble of 1 eirs engine 1 the sxscetest music Fmners mrs He greatly enyoxed llltlll shop 1nd 'lllf0 ll1LCl1lI1lLN This is 1 grvlt lrl d1e1t1on of the f11ture because l1e pl ms to heeome 1 n1e eh 1n bandra Lee l ray Sandy Bind 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 12 Girl Ch rus 9 0 National Ir Honor Society 9 Y Teens9 10 1Cah1netl 12 Home room Treasurer 11 17 Lis Nlcm oires 12 Photography Cluh 17 I Foreign Policv Cluh 11 F T A s ct nel I Stlte Bind 17 VVhen S1ndy 15 not at band practice, you em usually find her t1k1ng pictures listening to her hi fi or eurled up ln 1 plllSl1 ehur re1d1ng l1er fi xorlte hook Germ ln md Nlr Clrneys Honor English el1ss r1te tops with Slndv Her fu ture plans include fo11r WBIIS 1t college lI1Cl l1ter perhtps 1 trip to Ce rm HIV Good luels Sem y Ind 11111 sueeess he vours' Burton truer Burt 7111118 cheerful senior boy s out side ietlsltles ITL hunting md sung B1 rts f xorlte e Iss W s Nir liepptrts printing eliss After Burt Llftblllltlh his pl'lIlS include '1 printers job '1t Mack Irinting. Stephen I romonu Pork I Y Basketball lCoCapta1nb 9 10 Basketball 11 12 Baseball 9 Steve can generally be found out with the gang havlng a good time Dancing bowling biscbill and cirs are his in tercsts Mcchinic il drlwing wis Porks fivorite subject uid biskctblll wis his favor ite sport it W H S After gr idu ition Steve will Join the rinks is mother boy in Navy 1 ue Barbara Ann Duebler Blondie Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Gold ey Dincing f skating and swimming irc the favonte ac tivxtics ot this nice looking blonde A member of Y Teens she enjoys lroblems class with Mr M itthews Among her memories she has a spe cnl pl ice for the junior Prom Lucky will be the executive who gets this pert young miss for his private secretary Thomas Dicker Dick F othall 9, 10.- 11 12, Track 9, odd icky .Club io, i1 iz. ' ' Foothill 'ind trick are Toms favorite sports because he ex- cels in both. Mr. Eckert's classes will never be lost in Dick's memories. His passion for Math caused him to enjoy Nlr. Schac-ffer's College Alge- bra class. Engineering will be his profession after college. Best of everything to a swell KUY- iff i 16 Joanne Dieffenderfer I Y Teens 9 10 lcabmetj 11 fcab meth 12 fcahlnetl Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Hockey Team 10 11 12 fco captain? Mixed Chorus 11 12 Les Memoires 12 Student Council 10 National Ir Honor Societv 9 National Honor Society 11 2 Did somebody hear .1 giggle? Yes lts Io On this intelligent attractive gals list of never to be forgotten memories 'ire the Christmas issembhts football games no s French 2A class and Mr Car nevs Honor English classes After graduation its off to college and a career in bio logy VVho knows Mr Khnger may haxe an assistant sooner than he thinks' Darlene Dorso Dar YTeens9 10 11 12 Intrimurals 10 Homeroom Vice President 9 Future Business Leaders 11 12 Dramatics Club 9 The talent of this gifted young ladv will not soon be forgotten by those of us 'it Wilson Besides dincing and singing Dar enyoys bowl mg and lists Future Business Leaders as her faxorite school activity XVhether Dar finds a career in singing and danc ing or becoming a secretary our best Wishes for a happy and successful future go with er. Lee Doyno Percy Band 10 11, 12' Stage Crew 10, 11, 124 Proiection Crew 10, 11, 121 Wrestling 11- Senior Play Stage Crew 10, 11 ' Hi-Y 1.5 Dsmce Band 12. Either the sound of a hot en- gine or a hot E flat indicates the presence of Percy His trumpet was a great asset to his favorite activity, Band. How could he possibly forget Mr. Eckert's Chemistry class- es? The Vllilliamsport Insti- tute of Technology, the U. S. Coast Guard, and then work- ing for an electrical company are his future plans. Good luck, Lee. tba. 'Leo rd Lenny Y 1 2 M al 11 15 raacer, Hx Y 9 12 Dra Qxb 9 J 12 Student Councll 9 dccer 10 Onehof th f9lHest me ers e b of h1s by be nn the Semor a S nte act1v1ty was fo all He enjoyed 'Mat or c ass greatly lIl'l the best of every mg as a pnnter 4 U'-,' I wr Fay Ann Ealer A e YTeens 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 10 11 Bowhn Club 11 Ir For exgn Polxcy Clu 12 Future Busl ness Leaders 12 Fay one of Wllsons most sports events When shes not watchmg sports events Fay enjoys her favonte hobb1es danc1ng bowlmg horseback ndmg and ICC skatxng A com merclal student Fays ambl t1on IS to become a good sec retary Is anyone lookmg for a good secretary? Gwen Epsleln Gwendolyn Future Homemakers Club 9 fVlCC presldentj YTeens 9 fcabmetj 10 Qprogram chaxrmanj 11 Ir National Honor Society 9 G1rls Chorus9 Echo9 10 11 12 lArt Edrtorl Intramura1s9 10 11 12 Varsrty Hockey 10 11 12 CCap taml Homeroom Chaplam 10 Sophomore Hop Commlttee F T A 10 11 Glrls A.rtMetal 12 Les Memorres 11 12 fASSlSt3Ilt Edl tori Quill and Scroll 12 What me worry? Are you out of your mmdp Well our Gwen IS A laugh all her own an or1g1nal 8.l'tlSt and a keen sense of humor are some of those qualxtmes rolled up ln our l1ttle nebblsh fnend The apphed arts course at Penn State follows the class of 1960 w1ll buy our first pamtlng Gwendo Dorothy Louise Evans Dot YTeens 9 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 Hockey Team 10 Future Busl ness Leaders 11 12 Heres a 1rl that IS full of fun Outs1 e of school she en Joys bowlmg 1ce skatmg swunmmg and readmg Dot has let the commercxal course decxde her future for after graduatlon she plans to at tend Susquehanna Umverslty and become an execut1ve sec retary We are sure she w1ll be an asset to any office xff' fat' NH V ZPTCSI 9 lter atzl ger 013 ce-Pxigsgientl' 'W1 1 'Iraqk' 9 1 1 12 oc onal Honm' SOCICKS' 9 D a G ld QK b 10 a er Ech Natl a onor i93'h'2J12 x dn ay we 'present Mldshlpman Fatzmger Swlmmlng eatmg and sports top thxs handsome young mans l1st of extra cur rlcular act1v1t1es Fatz w1ll trade h1s cap and gown for a sult of navy blue as he heads for Annapolls Barry Fehnel Bat jr I-hgh Football 9 Scxence Club 9 Pre SGYVICC Club 11 Huntmg fishmg cars swlm mmg and danclng are Bat s outslde mterests Mr Nxe dxtchs Problems class w1ll never be forgotten by Bat After attendlng Penn State Extensron school he plans to become a draftmg en meer Good luck ID the future N Q - Q, . xl! ,KA My S6 99 ' f I as g' fo,l', -flngksf - , , 9 I, tiysemggr s I y D - . 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G11 Fehnel Wrestlmg 10 11 12 Soccer 11 12 Homeroom Treasurer 10 11 Projection Club 9 Typlc 11 of our sports lovmg student body C11 gets h1s blggest thrlll from wrestlmg He wlll never forget Mr Mat thews Problems cllss The Armed Forces w1ll clalm C11 rfter the fftteful graduatlon c av Robc rl I' ehuel Poo 1 1 X xrsltx B lst b ull ll Gold lux 12 mum Stcrztxn 9 uleut 10 C All tvp s of Bo ber of the xx 1ll nucr rt 1 0 jects were Problc ms thews He C Xftvy lfter Good luck Bob Harvey I'emman Haney H Y 9 10 11 12 fPres1dentl Echo 9 10 11 12 CSports Ed: torl fold Key Club 11 12 VVrts tlmg managcr I1 12 Trick 9 10 QuLll md Scroll 12 Harvey a popullr student at XV1lson hsts 'vir Islmgers B1 ology class 15 h1s fm or1te sub yect This Echo Sports Edltor furthcr pursucs h1s mterests in thc sports Held ss wrestlmg man lger After gr ldusttlon ltS off to collcgc md '1 degree ln Busmess ACII1'l1II19tI 1tIOI1 for Harvey Q 116 '1! 18 Larol Louise Fen! Larol Y Teens 9 fcabmetj 10 Kcablnetj 11 12 Homeroom Secretary 9 10 11 Df'IITl81lCS Club 9 I0 In tramurals 9 10 11 12 Future Nurses II 12 Cheerleadmg 11 12 Sophomore Hop Commmee Echo 11 12 Les Memolres 12 A Number Cheer' A Number Cheer' Yep' thats Carol sind when she 1snt checrmg she can be found drlvlng, dmc mg reportlng sports on Sta txon WAEB or eatmg Blology and Problems clfasses gam th1s cute gal s vote as favorlte sub jects After graduatmn shell be off to St Lukes School of Nursmg and lookmg forward to that glonous dav when shell recelve her whlte cup The best of everythlng Csrol' Bonnie Lou Fenslermacher Bon Futurc Home-mfakers 9 fTreq5m-er Future Nurses 11 CTre1surerJ 1 Girls Chorus 9 Y Teens 9 fSec-re tary? 10fcab1netJ 11 12 Inter mural Counc1l9 10 11 In cr murals 9 I0 I1 I2 Sophomore Hop Commxttee Echo 12 Les Memmres 12 Officxals Club I0 Student Councxl 11 I2 fSccre tary! Cheerleddlng 9 Ur Hlghb 10 fSubstxtutc-7 11 12 fC'1ptamJ Homeroom Vlce President 9 10 Thls attractlve blonde miss IS certsunly no strmger to any one here 'lt Wllson Bon has been a cheerleader for several years and was captam 1D her semor year She rates Mr Matthews Problems Class as her favorlte subject After graduahon Bon wxll attend UH1VCfS1ty of Pennsylvarua School of Nursmg W1th her d1spos1t1on she IS certaln to brlghten many patlents llves Sharon Fern Y Teens 9 10 11 Dancc Club ll lSecrehnJ 'Pwlrler 11 12 lntra murals 10 Il 12 Crrls Vlrsxty Basketblll 11 12 Gold Key 12 Bowlmg Club 11 Les Memmres !Ch1ef Typlstl 12 Qulll and Scroll 12 Anchors awfay' Yes Sharon 18 thmkmg of going 1nto the Navy ln a few years accor dlan 'md fall Sharon was one of our high stepplng twlrlers and she wlll always remember the great tlmes Qt the football games Best of luck 1n the fu ture and watch out for those sa1lors' Margaret A Fetherman Ann Home Economlcs Club 9 Y Teens 9 10 Gold Key Club 11 Future Business Leaders 12 Luc IS the man who em ploys Ann as h1s prnate sec retary Wlth her frxendly d1s pos1t1on she w1ll be an asset to any office In her spare tlme Ann enyoys swlmmlng danclng and Wfltlflg letters Luck and Success to a fun lox mg grrl Dolores May Flmlano Dee eens9 10 11 12 F T 10 11 12 Echo Club 9 Sopho more Hop JUIIIOY Prom Cold Key Club 11 Dramatlcs Club 12 Homeroom Secretary Treuurer 12 Semor Play Echo Staff 11 12 Natxonal Thespxans Natronal jr Honor Soclety 9 Th1S attractlve mxss w1th her sparkhng personallty 1S one of Wllsons most opular stu dents Dee w1l never for get belng Mrs Terence ln the Fall After graduatlon Dee plans to attend West Chester We wlsh her luck IH her chosen Held teachmg Edward Fisher Eddie Band 9 10 11 Golden Key Club ll 12 Homeroom Secretary Tre-as urer 12 'viothers watch your daugh ters for here comes handsome Eddle a fun lovmg charac ter who appreclates cars Hsh mg and grrls Lrke many of h1s classmates Eddxe yoyed Mr Matthews Amen can Hlstory class He wxll never forget the Wllson Naz lreth game of 1958 Eddles future plans lnclude the lNavy and success Larol brace Y Teens 9 10 11 Dance Club 11 Artlstxc Typing 12 A Dxor model? Not yet th1s pretty curly headed lass rs our own Carol Frace Carol IS on the fasluon board at Orr s and models ln her spare tlme After graduatlon she plans to attend modehng school Lots of success Carol rn your chosen career Karen Shella frame Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Y'I'eens Irchestra 9 10 11 12 Y teens 9 11 12 Ccabmetj Future Teach ers of Amerlca 10 11 12 N tlonal Ir Honor Soclety 9 Natlonal 11 12 fsecj Ir Hrgh Grrls Chor us9 Sr Hugh Chorus 10 11 Mu: td Chorus 12 French Club 11 In tnnugals 9 Echo 9 Dlstnct Orches Crazy about horses descnbes th1s cute blonde who wants to become an Enghsh teacher Next to horseback ndmg Karen hkes swlmmlng and lb lookmg forward to l1VlHg at Lake Nlanzanedo 1n the Po conos East Stroudsburg State College w1ll be lucky to gum one of our best students Barbara Ann Fretz Barb Student Councx19 10 11 YTeens 9 10 CTreasurerJ 11 17 icabx net! Future Nurses 11 Lrbran Club 12 Intramurals 10 12 Barb rs one of the more ath letlc glrls ln our class as 15 shown by her mterest ln water skung boatlng and horseback ndmg Y Teens IS Barbs fa vorlte actluty at W H S She w1ll always remember the football games and all her fnends After graduatlon comes a yob and marnage w l . . 66 . 7, - , , 4 ' L . . V b- I . , . . . . , , . . ,, ,, ' . . . Y-T . , , s - - A- . , , 'hz - - , , 4 , : - , ', , 5 - ' 5 I s . , . 4 ' - S S D l 3 1 5 . 3' , - 4 . U an ' , 9 , . , 4 , 5 n - - , - , 9 - 9 . , s - . - . Q . . , ' I - . . . tra, , 10, ll, 12. 1 I I senior play, Night Must , . . ' . .1 ,, . .. H ' , I . ' . . . f A j 1 1 . 25 4 A 1 'O gf V - 14 . 'Tj' . . ,, Q . ,, , ' as as . . 5 ' , . 4 - j , ': - ,- , Y 4 . L.. I ' - 1 a ' -1 nl . 1 l l .. ' . ,, - . 'Q '. ' - , D -. , . . h . ' - ' a ' A .. I . . . I . v , s KK - I! l l - ' I , - . en- . ' , , ' , ' 1 h v v A . .. ' . , Z ' ' r . ' . . . , - l Charles Fruits Charhe Wresthng 9 10 11 12 Football 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Dance Club 11 I V Football 10 Home room Presldent 12 Homeroom Vxce President 10 11 Semor Class Vxce President 12 Chef Club 9 H1 Y 12 No matter what the sport Lf you look hard enough you re sure to End Charhe an all around athlete Few of us wxll forget that TD pass ln the 58 Bangor game A fun lov mg guy Charhe enjoys swlmmmg dancxng and ICE skat1ng Ahead l1e college and a career rn advertxsmg Ruta Garmus 12 Les Memolres 11 12 R1t1 a frlendly student lxsts Problems is her favonte sub ject Outside of school Rita finds t1me to partlclpate 1n her favonte actrvltles swnm mg bowlxng and dancmg Rltl plans to attend Church mans Busmess College Good luck to you rn your chosen fied Dave Gerspach Dave Band 9 10 11 12 Les Memolres 12 Mlxed Chorus 12 Iunmr For exgn Pohcy 11 Bxology 10 Lxke many of hls frlends Daves mterests l1e ln the Band B1ology class gams a vote as thls red halred lads favorite class After gradua t1on Dave w1ll elther study for the mrmstry or become an experlmental b1olog1st All of us wish h1m the best of every thmg ln the future Mary Jane Gibb Gxrls Glee Club 9 10 Natlonal Ir Honor Socrety 9 Sohpomore Ho Committee Intramurals 10 11 1 Y'I'eens 9 10 11 12 icablnetb Mxxed Choms 11 12 Future Teachers 11 12 Natxonal Honor Soclety 12 Thxs frlendly curly headed lass IS one of our best aca demlc students Her favonte outslde mterest lb swlmmmg Of all her many school actw ltxes mrxed chorus rates the hxghest Mary Jane llsts Latm and Hlstory as her favonte subjects and plans to become an elementary teacher East Stroudsburg State College IS very lucky to gam our Mary ane Wllllam Glantz Bal Chess Club 11 fVxce Presxdentj 12 4Pres1dent7 H1 Y 12 Eagle Scoutmg IS the Chlef mterest of th1s young man who also enjoys archery an bowhng A serlous student hxs favonte subject was M Klmgers Blology class In the future B111 plans to become a chemlcal engmeer Best of luck ln your chosen field Lawrence Albert Cray Larry Plastics Club 10 lTx-easurerj 12 Iumor Hnstonan Club 11 Soccer CMa.nagerJ 11 In the future Larry w1ll be one of our Boys 1n Blue the Arr Force umform There is a specxal place among h1s memones for h1s first year of French wlth Mr Mltman A huntmg and Hshmg enthusxast Larry also enjoys model rall roadxng Best of luck Larrv and stay on the rlght trackl f ss - H ' , . . . 1 - , . P 3 I . 1 Ig 'A : av Q1 Y - 4 . . . 1 . . U .1,, Echo Club 9g, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, Plastics Club 93 Biolqsv Cl'-lb 10: 1, ' Q , ' A f ' . l . l ' ' 65 7, Z ' if ,, I ' . 1 . ' , If , 1 ,ll Ronald Gress Gressle Lxbrary Club 9 Blology Club 10 Pre Servxce Club 11 Gressle w11l probably be one of our Arr Force boys after graduatxon H1s favonte subject wlule at school was Pennsylvama Hlstory H1s hobbles xnclude huntxng fish mg swxmmxng and wood workmg Best of luck to you rn your Arr Force career Gwynne Alyce Grey Cheyenne YTeens 9 10 11 12 fcabmetj Bamg19 10 11 12 Orchciitra 9 Dance Club 11 Intramurals 10: Natlonal Ir Honor SOCICW 9 Girls Chorus 10 11 Tres tres petzte descrlbes our Gwynne A future teacher Gwynne enloys football games, dancmg and sw1m mmg Mr Matthews hlstory class and Band are among her school faVOI'1tBS Best of suc cess m the fu of df My W W WM QT' Don ld Grimm Don Homeroom Treasu.rer9 10 11 12 H Y 9 10 I Forelgn Pol1cy Club 10 Golf Club 11 Golf Team 11 12 Chemxstry Club 12 Ir Hugh Basketball 9 I V Basketball 10 Basketball 11 12 Natxonal Ir Honor Soc ety 9 Natlonal Honor Socxety 12 Don IS perhaps best known for h1s wltty sense of humor Don votes for golf swxmmmg and wexght hftmg as favorlte ac t1v1t1es He gets the most en loyment out of Mr Schaeffer s algebra class and remembers attendlng Wrlson Easton foot ball games In the lmmedlate future hes Lafayette College and an engmeenng career tl ff - Marllyn Fay Gross Maxze YTeens 9 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 ll Bowlmg Club 11 Dance Club ll Gu'ls would you llke a new ha1rdo ' Then you ve come to the nght person Nlaxles fu ture amb1t1on IS to become a harrdresser ln Colorado At Wllson her favonte subject IS Problems Basketball rates hlgh on her hst of favorxte aCt1Vlf.16S Outsrde of school Nlaxxe enjoys drxwmg dancmg bowlmg and ICC skatlng Best of luck ln the future Nlaxxe Katherme Ella Haag Kzttv Y Teens 9 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Future Busmess Lead ers 11 12 CSecretary Treasurer! Les Memolres 12 Thls cute commerclal student w1ll be an asset to any office Kltty hkes to spend her le1 sure hme swlmmmg skatxng or cookmg Thxs sports mmded mxss took an actlve part ln rn tramurals at NV H S Church man s Busmess College IS next then a job as someones pu vate secretary Jere Haas ed Track 9 10 11 12 Blology Club 10 Plastxcs Club 11 fVlC8PIB51 dentj 9 Track IS the favorrte actrvlty of thls young man who also shows a marked fondness for the fair set He w1ll never forget those Wann mornmg gym classes In the future jere plans a career as a com merclal art1st or a mechanlcal engmeer Best of luck Jed, m your chosen field N ,, .., 4 l H ,H . h 1 . fffi I fa k ,f rp if lo, 10, -' f f Z -A 1 I ffiifww 2 ' Jyjnjp' MW ,yur .N , va Phill' , my all , , 10 JI, 5 Q Af f' My ' ' ff Q I 5 I . 1 A jlf' f'ffiPff'lf'jJXff lv Z I I , J' - , 5 'u,L0g fhlnvw ,Egg km - 5. aww, M l r . ' 56 9, l ' 561 g, i- Z ,L , A- '- 1 1 Donna Lee Illick Don YTeens 9 10 12 Bowling Club 11 12 Dramatic Club 9 10 Dance Club 11 Future Business Leaders 12 fcibinetj Strike' Chalk one up for Don for bowling IS one of her favorite activities Y Teens and 'slr Neiditchs Problems class also rate hi h with this commercial stu ent Unde cided 'about the future as t we know she will succee her chosen field Rosemarie lndorato 0 Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Dram1t1c Club 9 Fixture Business Le'1ders 11 12 Honu room X ic: Pri sidl. nt Tlus lu ely little gal enjoys dlncing swimming citing cliting ind lust but not least Nlr Neiditch s Problems cliss After j.lI lC11Iltl0I'l Ro would like to become thc priv ite sec retary of some handsome com pin uce president Ros fon est memories of XV H S are Xlr Xlihnans Spinlsh Cl iss 'Ind the Iunior Prom Best of luck' Alan Jacobs Jake Iunior Hi-Y 99 junior High Wres- tling 9g Biology Club 10' . V. Footb1ll 10' junior Varsity Wres- tling 10' I.V. Truck 10' Astron- omy Club 11: Camping and Camp- cmft Club 124 Hi-Y 12' Wrestling Congeniil and good nwturcd 'irc words which fittingly de- scribe this young man. A seri- ous student, Jake rates Mr. Klingers biology class and Senor,' Villiano's Spanish class particularly high. -lakes' future ambition is to attend Penn State and major in Hor- ticulture. Best of luck, for we think your future will be paved with success. I R '42 , o 5 S3 22 John jankownh junk H1 Y 12 Looking for link 9 Try the nearest scouting event for thats where his interest lies John enjoys hunting fishing and other activities that take him close to nature Fondest in his memories are the good UITICS in Latin class and the great NV1lson Band College and a career in civil engineer ing are in Ianks immediate future Sharon Lee john Sharon Art Metal Club 10 Dancing Club 11 Library Club 12 Sharon will remember longest the friends she made since coming to XVilson in tenth grade Her favorite classes were Nir lxoplins Basic BUS1 ness I ll ind 111 Outside of school Sharon enjoys hooks sports and horses After grad uation she plans to join the VVomens Air Force or become a secretary In an airplane or in an office the best of luck Sharon joy Ann Johnston ny Gold Key 12- Y-Teens 12' Echo Staff 12' Home-room Secretary 12. joy one of this years nicest additions to our senior class is just what her name implies. She ranks Mr. Carncys Eng- lish class tops on her list of subjects. Joy s intelligence and friendliness are certain to bring her success in college. Best of luck, joy. .5 - ss . ,, . 1 ..A ' Q , , S ' ' g ' . 5 . ' 3 3 . H v U Q v Z U . v. . . ' . 1 , q , - , K . 2 c . . - ,. I , . . . i U . . 51 . , . ,W ' . . ' 1 , . - . U 'F C ss as . ' S' .- Q . Q . w S - , I . ' ' . a - li 'Y , . , . . . , r I 1 1 y 9 ' 1 I ' . . , A - ' - . y . ' s ' e ' . aa U . r ., - , , - x l w ,I :L jf ' - 4 Q 1 ' I s le 1 A I 44 , ra., .LS lsr s- .sv . 9 ' Q .' . . , . H n . . , D s , l 4 3 Q ' - - - lj . , H h- ' , t , d ' ' . U n n ' n U ' , . 1 1 t . ' . . 3 G' 4 l U U 1 A' 1 n Kuff joan E Helm Joann' Y'l'eens 9 10 ll 12 Future Homemakers Club 9 Intramurals 10 Cold Key Club 11 Future Teachers 11 Student Council ll 12 Art Needle Work 12 Tlus busy senxor mrss finds time for many act1v1t1es rn and out of school Besxdes her schoolwork she devotes her tlme to G1rls RalI1bOW Luther League and the Wlllrams Townslup Dance Councrl loans fnends at hv1lSOIl wrll lrnger lon est Ln her memor 185 In e future Ioames plans mclude gorng to Church mans Busmess College and becom1ng a good secretary John Helm ,lack H1Y 9 Plastics Club 9 Bowlmg 11 Ir Forergn Polrcy 11 F T A 11 Gold Key 12 Heres a hfe saver' Besldes bemg a swunmmg enthuslast jack enyoys bowlrng and Hsh 1ng A serlous student h rates Mr Carlmgs blology class as hrs favonte After graduatxon jack plans to at tend college and become a teacher Sally Ann Henn a Home Ec Club 9 Dramatrc Club 9 10 YTeens 9 10 Dance Club 11 Bowlmg Club 12 Future Busr ness Leaders 12 If you happen to see a gu'l on a horse gallopmg down the road look twlce She mlght be our S11 Sally s prrde and yoy are her two beautrful horses Sally plans to 1o1n the servxce after graduatron Best of luck Sal and long may vou wave 1 infra 53 3 23 Arthur Herrltt rt Sclence 9 Blology 10 Art can usually be seen Wltll the guys around school or dflvlllg hrs Ford H15 faxorlte school pastrme IS cheermg our sports team on to XlLtOl'lCS Most at home ln the prmt shop Art plans to enter the Navy and contmue hrs career IS a prlnter KMA JW? EJ f fail N df of '- tV7 Donald Herrltt Don Football 9 10 Sclence Club 10 Among hrs mterests Don rates huntlng dancmg and boxmg hlghest VVher' ratmg classes he enyoyed Xlr Mar tenrss hrstory class most of all After graduahon Don lans a servrce career Best of uck ln your chosen field John Hockman Hockw Scrence Club 9 Blologw Club 10 Hocky 15 one of the s orts mmded boys 1n cass He llkes bowlmg mg playmg basketball wood workmg Hocky always remember the mormngs he spent m very our s an wr co c vm class After graduatlon he plans to enter the Army and get a Job Howard Hoffman Howie Soccer 9 Wrestllng 10 11 Foot bill 12 Chess Club 11 Plastrc Club 9 In the future our natlons se currty may depend on thrs young m1n for he plans to enter the Nlarlnes At the mo- ment hls rnterests mclude drlve rn movres cars and the ffur set He w1ll never forget the good trmes ID Hrstory wrth Mr Nlrtthews Best of luck rn the future Howle -Une 'Warne Holden Alice Y Teens 9 fcabmetj 10 Ccabl netj 11 12 Intr1mur'rls 9 10 11 12 Lrbran Club 9 Otlicrals Club ll 17 Intramural Councrl 9 10 KS:-cretaryb 11 tTrt.rsurerJ 12 Key Club 11 12 Les Nlemorres 12 Qurll 'md Scroll 17 Thrs peppy sports mrnded sen lor rates mtramumls as her favorlte school actruty So 1t follows that her spare t1me rn terests are swlmmmg ICE slntmg 'md clmp counselmg Allces future plans mclude Churchmans Busmcss Col lege W 1th hcr frlendly smlle she wlll make fr pleasint 'ld Kl1tIOI'l to any oHice Daud Holland Dave Football J 10 11 12 Track 9 10 Sumner Club 9 Bnology Club 10 Chus Club 11 Great Books Club 12 Heres a man we assocmte wrth football Xlr Fullback ID the classroom enjoyed Nhth wrth Nlr Cirdell H wlll never forget the good trmes wlth the boys rn study hall In the future Dave plans to ittend college or get 1 job wlth the govcmment R iff! ll, 24 Ru hard Hollywood Duck Band 9 10 Student Councll 9 11 12 Cl ence Club 9 Brology Club 10 Chess Club 11 If you attend any of the local football games you re almost sure to find Drck A SCIIOUS student he rated Mr Mat thews hlstory class T005 Wllsons loss wrll be Lafay ette Colleges galn as Dlck prepares to embark on a ca reer 1n Electrrcal Engmeermg Rudolph Horvalh Rudi' Rudys mam Lnterests are stock car racmg drag racmg and fixlng cars After gradu at1on he wrll use hrs talent as a mechanrc Rudys favorrte subject at Nl H S was 'slr Hartzells Metal Shop Good luck rn your chosen field Donald Hosrer Rocky Natlonal Ir Honor Socretv 9 Hr Y 9 10 Pl3SflCS Club 10 Astronomy ur 11 Tack 9 10 1 Echo 12 Chemrstry Club 12 Na f10Illl Honor Socrety 12 Crlllng Dr Ilosrerl Swlm mlng cars werght llftlflg and sports 1n general rate hrgh wlth th1s ood lookmg young man Roc y rs proud of the fact that he was a member of the undefeated 1957 track team Ahead hes a course rn pre med and a long success ful career we are sure' ss - as ', if ' 9' ' a ' , g - , : I I, 1 5 , . 4 ' 10. . 12g H1-Y-10, 11. g S - . . 4 2 . ! .' . 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She likes horseback riding, swim- ming oing to football games and p aylng on the warsity hockey team After gradua tion she plans to attend East Stroudsburg State College Richard Hower Slug' , Duck Science Club 9 Stage Crew 10 Model Club 12 Roller skating swimming and rock n roll rank high with this young man What will he remember longest? Why those great assemblies naturally' In the future Slug plans a service career Lots of success in the future Dick Carol Ann l Hudock Carol Y Teens 9 10 fcabmetj 12 Inha murals 9 10 11 12 Homeroom Secretary 9 Cheerleader 10 11 12 Gold Key 11 12 fb1CEP1'8Sl dent? Les Nlemoires 12 Carol one of our busiest cheerleaders also finds time for swimming ice skating dancing and miniature golf Her pleasant personality will make Carol a fine elementary teacher 'mfter graduation from Eist Stroudsburg State Col ege 25 Robert Hufnagel Bob Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12g Baseball 125 Cold Key Club 11, 125 Hi-Y 10. 11, 125 Ir. Hi-Y 9. When we attend wrestling meets, we see Bob,', a stand- out perfonner on our wrest- ling team. The possessor of one red head of hair, he en- joys swimming, dancing and drive-in movies XVilson's loss will be East Stroudsburgs gain as Bob has ambitions of a teaching career Leilani Rae Huston Lonme Y Teens 9 10 fVlC9 Pres J 11 12 Echo 9 10 1Headlme Editorj 11 12 1Edxtor in Chiefj Les Mem oires 11 12 1Art Co Editorj lN tional Ir Honor Societv 9 Intra murals 11 Homeroom 9 CV1ce Presb 10 11 CSecret1nJ 12 Dra matics Club 12 Senior Play fMake up! Ir Prom Sophomore Hop Committee Qulll and Scroll One of this years most active seniors Lonme can usually be found scurrying from place to place with a pile of Echo ar ticles under her ami Besides being edltor in chief of our school newspaper Lonme also en1oys skating painting and going to sorority meetings After graduation 1ts off to Kutztown to study Art Edu cation Best of exerythmg to a future teacher Lonnie' Gale Sharon Hutnik Hucky YTeens 9 10 11 17 Dmmatxcs 9 Girls Glee Club 9 Tulrler 10 11 12 fXlllOl'6tf9l Homtmom President 10 Xice President 11 President 12 Bowling Club 11 12 Dance Club 11 Once Presidtnty Photographs Club 17 YVe1r1ng a short skirted blue and gold uniform 1 plumed hat 'md with baton in hand Hucky is 'always near the head of our band Xlr Xie ditchs Problems of Democ racy class ranks high with Cale 'ls well as mtmorits of the band md of our wonder ful junior Prom L Don gr idu 1 tion 1 baton and umfonn xx 1ll be traded for 1 bcautiurns hccnse Good luck to vou Ga e Ronnie Harding Ron I V Football 10 Varslty Football 11 12 Basketba1l9 I V Basket ball 10 Homeroom Vrce Presrdent 9 Homeroom Presrdrnt 10 B101 ogy Club 10 lPres1dentJ Dance Club 11 Chef Club 9 If there was one word rn par trcular we could assocrate wrth Ron that word would be football Off season Ron cn1oys skatrng fishrng bowl mg and rce skfrtrng Though hrs future rs strll undecrded Ron seems to lean deflnrtely towards a servrce career Best of luck rn your chosen career whatever rt may be ,Iudrlh A Hartranft 'Judy Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 Bowling Club 11 2 Brskethall 11 12 Future Busrness Leaders 11 12 fPl'LSld8l'1fl Hockey Team 12 Dark harr dark eyes and a Chevy Th rts our Judy Very rthletrc rn school or out her frlvorrte actrvrtres rnclude bowlrng dancrng rce skatrng and basketball Her future rs undecrded but no matter Judy wrll be a success rn any thrng she attempts Davrd Harvey Dave Bowlrng Club 11 12 Dramatrcs Club 11 Chef Club 9 When we look at Dave we see a prcture of an outdoors man for rankrng hrgh on hrs lrst of actrvrtres are huntrng fishrng and rce skatrng Be srdes these outsrde actrvrtres Dave finds enjoyment and rnterest rn Mr Re perts me chanrcal drawrng c ass Ahead he Penn State and a career as draftsman Good luck Dave, rn the comrng years 'Rf lat sg Charles Elmer Hawk Charlle V Football 9 Chef Club 9 arsrty Football 10 11 12 Home room Presrdent 11 Dance Club 11 V1cePresrdent 12 Lrbrary Club 12 Long to be remembered by hrs classmates tor hrs Hne work on the grrduon Charlre enjoys swrmmrng water skr mg and drrvmg outsrde of school Atter graduatron plans to get a Job We all rsh you the best ot success , fm '7 1' Wlllram Heffner Ball , Chip Band 9 10 11 12 Mrxed Chonxs 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 12 Hr Y 10 11 12 Scrence Club 9 fPresldentJ Les Memorres 12 Drstnct Band 11 12 Natronal Honor Socrety 11 12 QVICS rresr dent? Natronal Ir Honor Socrety When you hear the rock n roll sound of the Seven teens you need look no rur t.her to Hnd our prano playrng classmate B111 wlll never tor et the boys rn the back of e room rn Mr Cameys Honor Englrsh class A tuture engrneer, Brll takes hrs love of musrc out on the Dance Band and hrs enjoyment of Englrsh out on Mr Camey Barbara Marne Heller Barb Grrls Glee Club 9 Y Teens 9 10 Crrls Chorus 10 11 12 Dance Club 11 Future Busrness Leaders A lrttle on the quret srde and very frrendly thats Barb She collects forergn dolls as a hob by and IS rnterested rn church work A commercral student she lrsts Basrc Busrness III as her favorlte subject After graduatron Barb plans to go to Contometer school or be a ayroll clerk That makes a ot of cents Barb. ' ' sc as A Sl 1 . CG ' 9, . 2 1 as D. . . - .- 5 S , .. ,,, f . . , . . 1 '. ' ' . ' H , dsl' . . . ' . ' . ' , . I ul I . . ' ' e rl 1 .1 . ' , . a . I ,K 7-Ll.. - . 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XL r Benjamm Jones Ben Football 9 11 Chef Club 9 When not hangmg around w1th the boys Ben can be found sw1mm1ng or huntmg Among Ben s favonte sublects are Sr Sclence and Cym A SSIVICC career IS 1n the mak1ng for tl'l1S fun filled student Ralph Kachhne ruce Chef Club 9 Anyone need advxce on hunt mg Eshlng or campmgp Well lf you do see Bruce and your problem w1ll be solved At W1lson H1 h Bruce joyed Mr Der acs work sho and Mr Carne s Engl1s Classes He w1ll ong remem ber those freez1ng cold morn 1ng spent 1n gym classes As for what he w1ll do after graduatlon nothmg IS certa1n but hes hoplng to secure a wood worklng 1ob All th luck 1n the world Ralph Sharon Keller Sharon Y Teens 10 Dance Club 11 The 1958 Wllson Nazareth game w1ll always be Sharons fawonte memory of NV H S Her after school hours are tak en up by smgmg playmg the plano and Rambow Glrls XVe see IH Sharons crystal ball a career as a beaut1c1an and nothmg but success' Larol Martha K1chl1ne Blondie Y Teens 9 12 Future Nurses 10 Carol s favor1te aCt1V1ty at Wllson was the Future Nurses Club Outs1de of school she I1kes svwmmlng horse back r1d1ng and dancmg After grad uatlon Carol 15 movmg to the Easton Hospltal School of Nurslng and soon that blond head w1ll be topped w1th a wh1te cap The best of every th1ng to you Blond1e Carol Mary K1chl1ne Klshle YTeens 9 10 fcabmetj 11 12 NSCIOHB1 Ir Honor Soclety 9 Homeroom Secretary 10 Glrls Chorus 9 10 Future Teachers of Amenca 10 ll 12 Dramahcs Club 11 Les MEmD1I6S 12 Echo When Carol 1snt wr1t1ng themes for Mr Clrney she enloys SWIIHIHIDQ dancmg and ICC skatmg K1sh1es favor1te school aCtlV1t1GS lnclude F T A and Les Memo1res In a few years th1s attractlvc. mg some lucky elementary cass Robert K1efer Kze Ir Hlgh Basketball 9 H1 Y 9 10 11 12 Student C0unc1l 9 12 fTreasurerb DfBITl3flCS Club 9 10 ll Homeroom Prcs1dent 10 Soccer 10 11 12 All Sports Club Look up and you ll see Is1ef one of the tlll men of our class A sports enthusmst Bob w1ll be remembered IS 1 stand out on our soccer team Fond est 1n h1s mcmorles lrc tht good t1mes IH Cl16I'I1lStX'N lib XV1lsons loss w1ll be Rldcr Colleges gun 'ts lsltf plans a cireer 111 busmess 1dm1n1s tratlon ' ' if 9, , . n , cc - 99 - 11, 12. 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Hi - ' A A 2' 3 1 : ' 2 . . , . - 1 5 1.1 K thleen Kleckner Kathy YTeens 9 10 11 Future Bus: ness Leaders 11 12 When xt comes to poundmg the ke s or taklng a letter f.l'l1S ga IS a whxz Kathy w1ll long remember all the wonder ful W H S students and Mr Mltmans Spamsh classes All the success 1n the world Kathy as you take your place behlnd an office desk Edward Kllne Wrestling 9 10 11 12 Astron omy Club 11 Iumor Forergn Pol Icy 12 Biology 10 Thls sports mmded boy wlth hst also enjoys sw1mm1n bowhng and hunt1ng E wxll remember longest hls Spamsh III class After gradu atxon Ed lans to become a Physlcal Esucatlon teacher Best of luck to a swell fellow Edward Koskey Butch Bnology Club 10 Pennsylvania I Hxstonans 11 When you go to a basketball game you re almost sure to find Butch an ardent fan A photography enthusxast Ed also enyoys swlmmmg and other related act1v1t1es In our crystal ball we see a posslble servlce career for Butch The future will surely recog n1ze h1s dynamlc qualltres 1ust as we have 28 Carol Ann Kroenmg Carol YTeens 9 10 11 12 Band 8 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 11 12 Gxrls Art Metal 11 Art Needle Work 12 A flve ear band member Carols ondest memorles are of course the great tlmes she had under the lrectxon of Mr Fller and Mr Sherry Carols other mterests range from danclng and dee sea Hshlng to swlmmmg an 1ce skatlng Future plans 1IlClUd6 college a career as a teacher and mar nage Best of luck ln all three Carol! I harles Krtuzler III Chuck Dance Club 11 Astronomy Club Have a questlon about Chem the spot Whether xt be bowl mg automotlve englneerlng or b08t1!lg Charlxe s m the know As youd expect he rates Mr Opxtz s Physlcs class hx hest on lus hst of sublects Co ege hes ahead for th1s young man Best of luck Chuck 1n your chosen field Rodney Kuller Rod Ron V Football 9 Science Club 9 odel Club 9 Biology Club 10 Astronomy Club 11 12 Ice skatmg boatmg and bowl mg are keen mterests of thls young man Inchned to favor the sclences Rons favonte act1v1ty was the Astronomy Club After graduatlon Ron plans to attend college Best of luck whatever your chosen vocatlon a 6. ,, w Cl l, ' I .' - . . . 4 , - - ,I . , s , s , : f' . . . ' , ' - , -if . t , , . . , . , ' y ,I .'L ' 'fb 'Q 25 4 : xv A1 . - 47 . 1: - k6Edn I . G6 3, ' s ' - 12. ' wrestling on 'the top. of .his isuy? ChuCk'S the man on ' , - ' , n u Y a . 7 ' . U n ' ' , , , 1 . 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KK I li . 3 ' ll Il I It ' n . , . . . . . . , X 5 ' l 5 X Carol Kunsman Carol YTeens 9 Glrls Art Metal 10 DTBHJRUC Club 11 Art Needlework Accordmg to Carol Mr Ne1 dltchs problems class lS IT almost as much fun as that Thanksgxvmg Day when we beat Nazareth she says Carol spends her spare t1me sw1m mmg and horseback ndlng Her future plans are unde- clded as yet but best of luck 1n whatever field you choose Carol Laeff Carol YTeens 9 fcabmetl 10 1Secre taryl 11 12 Cheerleader9 Home room Pres1dent 9 VICE Presldent 10 Secretary 11 French Club 11 Tw1r1er 10 11 12 Uiead Major ettel Attractlve Carol IS our strut ting pr1de n Jo who s done a and Cold Band th1s year Mr Ne1d1tchs Problems of De mocracy class gams th1s cute gals vote as her favor1te Aft er graduatlon, Carol plans to enter Moore Inst1tute of Art and major Ln the field of fash 1on 1llustrat1on 132.3 Vlctor P LeCause IC Scxence Club 9 fSecretaryJ Band H 10 11 12 Iumor Prom Committee Wrestllng 11 Homeroom V108 Presldent 11 12 Gold Key 11 12 CTreasurerJ Heres one great guy wxth a preference to hunt1ng fishmg sw1mm1ng and dr1v1ng that b1g Olds A H1 Y man for 3 years and a academlc student at YV1lson VIC hsts 'slr Nlat thews Amer1can H1story Class as tops After graduat1on he w1ll attend college and mayor 1n accountxng Luck and suc cess to you V1c 29 Dav1d LeCla1r Dare Track 9 Pl3SflC Club 9 Bxologw Club 210 jr Fore1gn Pohcy Club Heres XV1lson s answer to an T V comedlan Good o Dave always has a Joke for a cardl up h1s sleeve An aca demlc student Dave rates Nh Nhtmans Spanlsh class as tops' Always out for a good t1me he enjoys huntmg bas ketball drlvmg and be1ng wrth the fellas U on gradu atlon 1tS off to col ege as an educatlon ma1or Laralne Llncoln Laralnv YTeens 9 10 11 12 fcabmetj Intramurals 9 10 11 Mlxed orus 11 12 F T A G1rls Chorus 9 10 Echo Staff 12 Les M8m0lT6S 12 Natlonal Honor Soclety 12 Bon1our how do you feel to day? Th1S Wlll be the greet who get th1s French speaklng nurse Laralne w1ll always re member the great Wllson band the M1xed Chorus re hearsals and, of course Mon sleur N1ltIIl3.IlS langua e lab Au revo1r and best of uck 1n your chosen field of nurslngl Alfred Manento Al 0 Alfies NV H S favorrtes are 'sir Reppert s Nlechamcal Draw1ng class and metal shop Other past1mes mclude hunt mg water sk11ng cars glrls and bemg out w1th the guys After a date wlth the A1r Force comes a draftmg career luck success and smooth Hymg to you as 99 . . ,S ,, 12. ' , 1 . 5 ' . , ' 1 .' 1 ' ' ' Iv , D - . . y ' . ' ' n . , u. . . , 1 - 7, . 7 . , If 1 . , Y 77777 if ,, ' ' 56 ' ', ' Q '-' ' ' Ch , I .'. .,11,12g 7 .. . 7 7 terrific job leading the Blue ing for those lucky patients n 1 1 ' . n n i , . ' , - , - 'f 1167 .fx M .Q Lif t ' 7 uV' 99 V. 6, ,, I S ll 7 75 I E 9, 10: 1-Y. , Q - p ' 3 ' . 1 , . 7 . . . . . l 1 3 1 7 , A 4 A ' 1 I Marilyn Maurer Mar Mar YTeens 9 fcabmetl 10 fcabr I U 11 12 fcabmetj Mrxed Chorus 11 12 Cxrls Chorus 9 10 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Drama t1cs Club 9 Hommroom Tremsurer 11 Nahonal Ir Honor Socxety 9 National Honor Soclety 12 Thls cute gal w111 cheer up many psltlents of the future An actne sports enthusxast Nlar M lr was on the hockey md Intrlmurfll teams In the m1ddle of the Mwed Chorus or the Cheermg sect1on she IS rrght 'lt home Best of luck to 1 future grrl ln whrte Marg nret l mda Mayberry Peezy jr High Churleatlcr 9 Intrxmurils 0 17 Y Teens 12 Homrroom Treasurer 10 Pres ent 11 F T A 11 12 Dr1m trcs Club 9 11 Echo Shff 9 10 12 Les Memolres 12 VVe now present Nursc Llbby of the Semor Plly Besldes dr1m1t1cs Peggy cnjovs hr fi musrc golf tenms and read mg Her lmgermg memor1es of YV H S w1ll be those of NlO1'1SlCllI' Nlrtmans COOL 2 A class After grflduatlon lt s college and a career as a French teacher Richard Mcl ann Mar Flrst Amd Club 9 Iunlor Huzh Basketball 9 Track 9 Soccer 10 11 12 fC'1ptam5 Cnlf Team 11 12 Dmmatlcs Club 10 12 Dance- Club 11 One of thc fellows Max has long been '1 standout m athletlcs pfnrtlcularly 15 Cap t'un of the varslty soccer team Mix s other mterests mclucle swrmmlng bowlmg md danc mg At thls tlme hls future IS 1lI'ldSCldCd but we 'Ire sure whatever hrs chosen cfxrcer he wlll meet wlth success I Q If If 30 Barry McLullen Alonzo Plastics Club 9 10 Wrlson Hlgh School s loss w1ll be the pr1nt1n lndustry s gam B6SldCS the un and experl ence wlth Mr Reppert ID the prmt shop Nlr Kmgers blol ogy class rates hlgh wlth Al onzo Hls other lnterests ln clude cars and he IS frequent ly seen dI'lVlIlg around school 1n hrs bnght red Huymobrle Best of luck Alonzo ln your chosen Held Edward Mcflary Jerry Lrhrary Club 9 Football 9 Scl ence Club 10 Jerry can always be found near cars The football and basketball games wlll llnger longest 1n hxs memor1es of XV H S Mr Matthews Problems Class rates hlgh wlth this fnendly fellow A career m the Navy as another boy rn blue awalts jerry after gradua tlon Larolyn Mcbee YTeenS 9 10 11 12 Clrls Chor us 9 Future Nurses ll 12 In tramurals 10 11 Th1s fun lovmg gal rates swlm mmg rce skatmg dancmg and P I partles as hcr favorite act1v1t1es Carolyn IS in active member of the Future Nurses Club and she plans to enter the Held of nursmg after gr rd uatlon Best of luck Carolyn that cheerful smxle rs sure to be a welcome addltxon to any hospltal l ' Ci 99 ' LI 99 - : , s I - . . le ' l 5 . . , . . 5 , 3 . . . , . n . . . . 2 - , .- 4 3 ' 1 ' . 4- , . . 4 . . 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Dennls of course' After graduatlon th1s football and track man w1ll turn ln hrs sports eoulpment for a stethoscope XVh1le at VV1lson Dennv rated Nlr N61 dltch s Problems Class as tops Best of Luckl Mary Lou Mellott Lou Y eens 9 10 11 12 Dance Club 11 Bowlmg Club 11 Intra murals ll Needle Work 12 On Lous l1st of never to be forgotten memorres are the great Wllson Hrgh Band and all the good tunes she had as a semor Th1s cute gal IS plan mng on a career as a beautl clan Pans look out' Best of of 1960 when you 0 en up your own beauty salon Nrcholas Mentesana Nrck H1Y 9 11 12 CTre-asurerb Dra m8flCS Club 10 11 Bxology Club 10 French Club 11 Seldom wlll you attend a W1l son sport s event wlthout find mg Nlck for he remalns farthful whatever the out come Also rat1ng hlgh w1th Nrck are SW11'IllTllDg' skltmg and hunt1n H1s fondest mem ones are o the good tlmes he had at the H1 Y comentlons 1n 11th and 12th grade In the future Nxck plans to attend college and take up mecham cal englneermg f Ol Ifz 31 Rrchard C Messrnger Duck Band 9 10 11 12 x1lX9d Chorus 10 11 12 Dlstrlct Chorus 1 H11 9 12 Orchestra 9 10 1 12 Dance Band 9 10 11 Echo 9 10 11 12 fH93dlUl6 Edr tory Les Xicmmres 12 tLay Out Edrtorb Wrcstlmg Nlanager 1 11 12 Jr Prom Commxt ee 1 INat1ona.l Jr Honor Socxety Home-room Trc msurer 9 Qu1ll an Scroll A student wlth many and war led mterests Dlck Hnds en joyment 1n sw 11'l'lI'll1I1g 1ce sk 1t mg and unter sk11ng H holds a speclal plice 1n hrs memones for the XV H S band and Nlr Carneys Hon ors EI1g11'sl1 Cl lsscs Dlck has not yet dcclded between a naval carecr or the field of archrtecture XVhatexer hrs chosen wocatlon, we wrsh h1m the best of luck Kenneth Melzgar Ken Band 9 10 11 12 fStudent D1 rectorj Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Dance Band 9 10 11 12 Nhxed Chorus 10 11 12 H1Y9 11 12 Jumor Class Presxdent Sen1or Class Presrdent Homeroom Presldent 9 11 Echo 10 ll Les Nlemorres 12 Dr1m1t1csClub9 Presldent of our IUHIOI' and Sen1or Classes md Student D1 rector of our Blue and Cold free moments An IWIC1 fan of Rock and Roll ken lrsts ITIUSIC dancmg and s1ng1ng w1th the Scvcntccns 151115 favorlte plst tll'llf.S He vull nexer forgct the blnd trlp to 01111111 and 1ll the hllsts w1th the guxs After gradua t1on ltS off to Rlder College and a futurc ln lLCO1lfltll'lg Frances Mover-1 Elaine etns 9 10 12 Future Busmess Leaders ll 12 Bowlmg 12 N1tl0ll1l Ir Honor Socxetv 9 Th1S frrendlv gil IS vvcll known around the commcrcml depart ment Her ambltlon 18 to be a succcssful bool-tkccper or ac countmt After school hours Elune 18 rrght at home on horseback at the bovxlmg al ley the mlnmture golf range or on the open road Best of luck ln future years Elame - 44 n ,V K ' ' , ' l Gs ' 9, - . - . 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I ' ' ' 1 ' f W qandra Meyers Sandy Y Teens 9 fcabmetj 10 11 fSec- retaryj 12 Cheerleadlng 9 Uumor H1gh710 Substitute? 11 12 Gold key Club 11 Future Nurses 12 Home-room Vnce Presldent 10 I tramur'1ls9 10 11 12 This actlve and 1ttract1ve lass 15 the tcmporlry owner of one of those bluc megaphones wlth the gold NVs Besxdes leadmg cheers Sandy en1oys danclng bWlll1I'l'llDg md catmg A loolc mto the future shows Sandy m 1 unlform of wlute brmgmg, somc chccr mto the hvcs of m mv hospxtll patlents Dianna Helen 1wIlL010Llllllm Mikey Y Tuns 9 10 12 Duncc Cub 11 -Xrt Nu:-dltwork 12 Lcft flglllf thls llss IS rlght 1n step whethcr lts ln school whcrc shc lists Nir Roy s Enz hsh cllss as htr flvorlte or mlrchmg xuth thc Pihncr Ir Drum 1nd Bugle Corps Churchmxn s sccrct 1r11l work md Illlffllgt, fill out hr1llxCyS roster for the future Bcst of tYtI'yll11I'lg to you Mlkey hleanor Muller bl Rzd Orchtstn 9 Echo Club 10 Dance Club 11 Art and Needlework Club Sec '1 brlght Hash of red hour? Thats El l An avld sports fan El w11l always remcm ber the 8XC1t1I1g football games at XV H S After the cap and gown IS returned to 1fS box Eleanor IS bound for Church man s Busmcss College md ln 'VI R S degree 3 110 fn 3 ,lean Muller Jeanne YTeens 9 10 11 12 Intramurals 10 Homeroom Secretary 11 Dance Club fTreasurerJ 11 Art Needlework 12 Crazy about horses' Thats our Jeanle Her other mterests 1n clude swxmmmg, skatmg and dancmg Ieame wxll long re member the football games and Mr Shelllngs HlSf0Yy class Headxng skyward after graduatxon Iean plans to be come an axrlme stewardess Good flymgl Larry Muller Peck junxor Hx Y 9 Booster Club 10 Bowlmxz Club 11 Iunlor Forexgn Policy 11 12 Larrys hobbv 19 dI'lVlTl2 h1s Hot Ford Hls favorltc school BCtlVltyp Lunch' An xndustrlal arts student Larr llkes the prmt shop best A ter graduatxon he plans to contlnue h1s mterest ln prmt me by workmg at the Mack Prmtmg Company Lots of luck to a future prmter Larn Robert Miller Bob Band 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Dance Band 9 10 12 Ir H1 Y 9 Stage Crew 10 11 12 Bob IS another one of NV1lson s ffuthful band members Llsted among h1s favorxte p'lSfl1'l16S are water sknng, speed boat racmz swxmmmg and ICC skat mg Bob w1ll remember long est the bands trlp to Florlda We wxsh the best of luck to thls future prmter I , sl A ,' . 1 . . 1 ' MA QJACXV H ' T iller , ape H Y 9, 10' P 'd f 9 10411 :' .DT ,1 , 12e,P'9iz'f- ,ball . 4 t ouicil K :gli 10, 1 12..lP entjg unior ss ce-Presi . e ccnteina in our War- 'or line, nd our Student ouncitmflfesident, that's Ted, better own aro d the hal low d halls of H S as :?6l'1e . W en h h otwork- g for o scluo i? usu-'I ally be u dfhryfe riding gr iampin ergn e will e t e top ort 's agricultural th ipeqfifx-J luc T you fu ture A ma a Roo to you as you een t SOD I ,Ioan Morris Moan Y'I'eens 9 10 11 12 Intramurals An outdoor girl Moan enjoys horseback Yldlng flying ski mg boatln swimming skat mg and ancing In Ioans memones of Wilson the band md Mr Shelling s history class will be tops For the future her plans mclude a Job as a l.'yp1St We are sure she will be a welcome '1dd1t1on to any of ce Mary Lee Morris Mary Homeroom Secretary 10 Girls In tramurals 9 10 Student Council S?1CVfce Pres 7 10 12 Band 9 10 2 Orchestra 9 10 11 12 YTeens 9 10 Ccabmetj 11 12 National Jr Honor Society 9 Future Nurses 11 12 Ir Prom Committee National Honor Socl etv 12 A future Florence lN1ght1ngale Mary will never forget Nlr Cameys Thought For the Day Musically minded she tlso en1oyed playing in our great XVHS band and or chestra W 1th her 'amicable personality Nlary will be a credit to any hospital staff 11 ho would ever want to get well? 33 .lack Morrow Slim Plastics 9, 105 Pennsylvania Histo- liigns 115 Camping and Camp Craft The outdoors seems to be the greatest attraction for Slim. Hand in hand with this lies the future, in which he plans to attend Doylestown National Agriculture School to study soil conservation. XVe're cer- tain Slim,' will attain his goal in his chosen field. james Moser Mose Model Club 9 Plastics Club 10 Campcraft Club 12 Track 9 10 11 12 Football 10 11 Another Deutsch student 11m w1ll never forgct German classes Geometry was Mose s favonte sublect Love of outdoor life and sports in dlcate that he IS sure to be a succcss after attcnding the University of Xiune to study Wildlife conservation Marvin Moser Marun Astronomy Club 11 Campmg and Camp Craft 17 A real outdoorsmrn Nlarvins plans include dairy farming He enilys hunting fishing farming and watching our foot ball team in action His fax orlte subject at X1 ilson was Nlr 11 oehrle s Algebra I class Thc class of 1960 wishes you the bcst of luck in agriculture your chosen field Paula Moser Paula Y Teens 9 10 Future Nurses 11 12 Dramwtics 9 10 Anothcr c 1ncl1cl ite for Q white cap Piuli lists Future Nurses is her fixorite sc hool 'ictivitv Problc ms md SDlH1Sl1 rink tops on hcr l1st wvlth hcr warm personality Pfiula IS cer tain to succccd ln hcr choscn career Robert Mutchler Bob bclcnce Club 9 Biology Club 10 Ies Xltllllllflli 11 lo A tilcntcd musi 11n Bob most it homc pliyme his qui tar with thc Sexcntccns A good clmcer Bob ilso fincls cnjoymcnt in rollcr slciting incl SNV1I'l1I'l11I'ljI, Pcnn Stltc Unnersity ind clrcer is l'1ndsc ipe Qrclutect llc 'thcicl for this young mln Best of luck Bob in your chosen career Margaret Newhdrt Margie YTeens 9 10 11 Library Club 9 lntrunumls 9 10 Cirls Hnckev 10 11 12 Future Busiucss Lilcl crs ll Photogrxphy Club 12 Lis Mc-moms 12 Biskctbill 10 This cheerful miss is 'mother one of thc hockey plfayers. Mirgic s fuorite 'ictivity it school w-is hockey. She 'ilso enjoys swimming clincing slcltinil. 'incl listening to rock 'md roll rec-orcls. Her fuorite subject is Mr. Neiclitch s Prob- lems Cl'1ss. Nhrgie s future in- cluclcs getting A1 sec'rc't'1ri'1l job 'md l'itcr getting nrlrried. we-il f - 11,2 34 Anlla Nolter Nita Lrbrarv Club 9 Y Teens 9 fcabi netl 10 Ccabmetj 11 1c'xbmetJ 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 Home room Secretary 10 Treasurer 12 F T A 11 Girls Medal Art 11 Echo Staff 12 Les Memoires Staff 12 N1tmnal Honor Society 12 Qulet but fnendly Amta hsts Mr Neldltchs Problems class as tops Outslde of school shc enjoys miniature go1f bowling and listening to rock and roll The future will find Anita 1n elementary te lchlng where we are sure she w1ll succeed Eileen Anne 0 Neill Eileen Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Glee Cluh 9 Le Cercle Francais 11 iSecre taryl Varsity Bmsketball 10 I trwmurals 9 10 11 12 Cold Kes 12 Bowling Club 12 Fun loving Eileen cm usu llly be found dfinclng svum ming l15t6I'l1Ilg to johnny N11 this records or ICC slcitmz After graduation shes off t the University of P6I1IlSVlN'lIll1 and a career in nursing Walter Pali' Walt Homeroom President 10 Stage Crew 10 11 Projection Crew 11 Baseball 9 Bowling Club 12 Heres 1 real swell guy who could thlnk of nothing bcttcr in the world to do but hunt fish swim bowl or ice slcfate. Yes 'is you c'm scc 1V'1lt is 'm outdoor min. While -it VV. H. S. W'1lt enjoyed Nlr. Mitman s Sp'1nish clmsses 'incl Mr. Rep- perts printing cllisscs. After graduwtion he plans to join the Air Forcc find litter bc- come '1 printer. Best of luck in the future Walt! ,loan Marian Paul Joan Y-Teens, 9 fcabinetl, 10, 11, 12 fcabinetlg Girls Chorus 95 Art- Metal Club 114 Fixture Business Leaders 125 Field Hockey 12g In- tramurals 9g Bowling 12g Junior Prom Committee. Among her many activities, this attractive young miss rates swimming and water skiing tops. She has also been an 'ictive member of the Y-Teens. After graduation its a lon 'md we are sure, successfu mreer as a beautician for joan tarol Lee Person Carol YT 9 10 11 12 Dramatics 9 lsiblfze Club 11 Art Needlework Ollice Practice will long be remembered by this fun loving lass Dancing and water ski ing are two of Carols favorite pastimes The future holds a career as a beautician in which we wish her the best of luck Joseph A Petrosky I e I W Football 9 10 Football 11 12 Wrestling 11 12 I V Track 9 10 Track 11 12 Homeroom Vice President 10 Treasurer 11 Stage Crew 10 11 Projection Crew 11 H1Y9 10 11 12 On the Held on the track on the mats joe is an alround athlete In his spare time he golfs swims and hunts Plan ning to attend Penn State and studying landscape architec ture it is only natural that his fworite sub1ects are biolog and mechanical drawing NN it his friendly personality suc cess is certain K ff r 'az 35 Sally Joan Polomis Sally Y-Teens 9, 10g Homemakers Club 99 Library Club 103 Gold Key Club 11g Artistic Typing and Shorthand 12. Another quiet senior, Sally spends her spare time writing letters and listening to her hi- fi. Nir. Neiditchs Problems class is her scholastic favorite while Y-teens rates her top 'if- ter-school wote. Her commer- cial course and her warm per- sonality will assure Sally fi welcome place in any office ci nce Clu 9 S e ra 11 ono n e dl el a g 'it Pen 5 tate pare 3 , ic hu a a ave a a ' s W Wt Raymond Pysher Rav Plastic Club 9 12 VVrestling 10 CTre-asurerj 11 12 VVh1le 'it NV H S Ray wis one of our best wrestlers His other hobbies include hunting fishing and working with cars After graduation Ray plans to study drafting and go in the Navy I 1 , fs as 3 - fa ': , , , Y 3 ' Q3 ' .' b W gr .5 3 C 5' ' ' ' ' v . ' 12. A -.2 ' y .r vp- ' j l pl i, ,e5.. -11 -1' .1 ' ' I . R - L A e . 5 , .' he Jfiv ni- 'e 5 1 ' ,,.--- d ' - .. . . -4-J' - ' , ' v tr ta O ,'l ' - ts 2 ik d w' 'qc ' 'E fi . Cv C in our 'r' caree Q ' l - I , Q ' Vt C , A , ' lf? 2, gi -547 . - . ff 0,7 ' 66 ,V t 0 - ,Y . . l. I I. , - X ,1 i t 4 vis' , Yi .ldmes Ralph lm IX I'onth11ll 9 Model Club 9 Che ss Club ll Crext Books Club ls tlus 1 st1l1gt1te or 1 stallg nute If you dont know call Ixm An outdoor cnfhusnst he llltes 111 lsrnds of sports mtlud mg L ue utplormg huntmg Hshlng me hockey SWIITIIIIIHEX 1nd footblll ln school Amen em lustory tops tht l1st uns lllll'Jlll0Il IS to 1tt1nd erm State ftlter gr 1du1t1on B1 st of lurk 1 larol -Xnn Rasely nd 9 ll l7 Orchestr 1 ns non ll r llonor South xc txn 1 9 N muon xl llonor Socnh l Sophomorx Cl 15s Tn IS I7 Sllllllfbllllifl Hop Commlltu llus lmqht llld xcrs1t1l1 nuss urll urtunlx flncl succrss ln lt f turn har nu cl Xl llson lflllli ltLS All of us wlll runcmbcr ClI'Ol llltl htr ple Lolo llrr numtrous 011181611 lIllCI'lSlS11lClllClt' cookmg mtl bllong I'Lll2lOllN plulosoplucs lnclnnt hlstory md progrtsslxe ll7Z Best ol luck to vou it lsutzftoxxn C1rol l lrl Raub HP: Hccls l'l10l'ltl, subject It VW H 5 xvls Xlr H 1rl7cll s Nlttll Shop Ile IS 1lso 1 loxal loot b 111 rooter Aftcr sthool hours he fnjoxs llLlI'lllflQ' rlcllng mtl clrnmz tr mtors As 1011 ln 11 suspett Red pl ms to become 1 firmer rn the ne lr future Best of lutlt Red from the class ol V350 110 1 J 36 Larol Raub Y eens 9 10 11 12 Danu Club 11 Future Nurses 12 Intra murals 9 Problems class and baslc bus: ness head Carols l1st of favor ltCS After three p m her tlme IS spent dancmg and llbtelllng to records jefferson College and a job as X ray tCCl1I11Cl8Il are the goals of th1s pretts m1ss ,Iacquelme Rauh Iackze Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Dramatlcs Club 9 Homeroom Vrce President 9 Dance Club 11 Art Metal 12 Thls quxet lass a member of and sewmg m her spare tune A great football fan Jackle enjoys M1ss Cnlflths Home Ec class dunng school Wheth er she chooses a career IH the d.l.I'llI'l6S or as a be3Ul'1CllI'l we are sure success wlll be hers ,lohn Regrut Regg:e', John Band 9 10 ll 12 Sclence Club 9 Blology Club 10 Chess Club 11 Iumor Forelgn Polxcy 12 Lookmg for R6gg16p He s prob ably at band practlce A mem ber of the band for four years Reggle lxsts rt as hls favonte 'lCt1Vlty Mr VllllHf1O s Sparuslm class rates tops Wrth hrm Af ter graduatxon Reggre plans to attend college Bueno Suerte Regg1e I Q I NJ. .. - I. '. ' ' .5 1 . 1 -T . , 1 'S , 1 1 1 n , : 5 - l2. - . 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 J 1 - ' , . ' K' . 1 , ' ' - I - -1 . 1 ., 1, 2 7. S A. Q . - . Il I I U ' ' l . ' . . , ,i . . , . ' 'l ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . ,lin . l I :gk ' 114 la 1 . F A1 Y 4 . if l. h 1 A- ,,Razz,s ' ss - 99 B11 ., 10. , 1.3 ' 1 9, - . 1 . .S ' . I -' l0. ll, 12g Y-Tvs' .' 9, 10. 11, 12g i ' yn' 1 1. J QSM- -9 1 . rv 1 , .Q .'1 ' 1 1' , ' ' l l, 2: 1' ' .1 . 'z - - . ' . . .111-1,111 sr.-11.1 cum ll: F, '12 A. Rambovwq Clrls, CHJOYS Skfilflflg tl - ll - ns ' - 'Jr ut 1 - ' - I - 1 1 1 A 2 1 ' -, ' ' 'Q . I it . I 7 I . 2 1 -3 , 1. le- . , . , , I sn - 9 ca ss 1 J 1 ' - .' ' 1 . I .'.'1.'. . 1 A 11 V - .1 ' - 1. ' I . Z h -,S - . .. .. L 1 I 1- ' .Q ' ' 7 X I ' 7' I . I 1 ' - ' I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 K ' . - ' A 1 ' '. ' j 1,' , , 1' Q , lu. , H ,I . .V . . 9: 1 1 11 , -' . . . . ,Q . . - . 1 1 .. ' am- ' ' ' 1 , 11. ,I , - - - . . . . L , I 11 ,. . ' ' 1 Robert N Relchard Bob J V Football Biologv Club 11 Nlodel Club 12 Bob one of our seniors en1oys hunting ice skating er ardent VV H S at the games tudy Penn Eiitentlon Navy In Bob we exer thing JMUVJJM Sallie An Reiner! Blondie 1'uture Nurses 10 11 Art Needle work Club 12 Since Blondie came to Wil son in tenth grade she had been a faithful supporter of our athletic contests An out door fan Sallie enyoys horse back riding and traveling Mr Shellings history class and typm class head her 11st of schoo favorites This future beautlcian will undoubtedly be in demand ln a few years The class of 60 wish you every success in your chosen career Silhc Evelyn Marie Repsher Ev' Y-Teens 9- Girls Chorus 9' F. T. A. 10g jr. Foreign Policy 11' Penn. Historian 11- Les Memoires 1.2- Gold Key Club 12. Ev who enjoys sewing read- ing taking care of her cats 'md the outdoorsl lists the yearbook staff as her favorite activity. The fun she had in Chemistry lab will be among her fond memories of NV. H. S. After graduation she's off to Kutztown and a career in Ele- mentary Education. J 1111, o 5 N 37 Patricia -Xnn Rlbdlld0 Pat 1 Tftns 9 10 ll 17 Dmmais ui 9 ll Future Nurses ll NX itching and plrtlcipatmg in sports citing and dancing th its Pit Problcms cltss and Spanish r its tops on her school hst After school l Tecns takes thc xotc After gr ldl1ll10l't she s off to nursing and a white c ip Best of luck to sou Pat Karen Rn e Karen intl 9 11 12 Drama its u i 9 1 l Teens Or cs r 1 c Homeroom Trc isurer 10 Sopho more Hop Committcc Les 'stem oms 12 Xitxon 11 Honor Society 9 Bind ind Nlr Clrncx s Eng hsi cl iss irc the f1X0l'ltt'N of this petitc miss Hcr outside intcrcsts include rocls collcct ing rcicllng ind Girl Scouts A tuturc librlriin uc uish vou thc grc ite st success lsir Donald Rissmiller Riss , on ,lunior Foreign Policy Club 11 fPresir1entD- Bowling 11' Home- room President 9, llg Homeronm Vice-President 125 VVrvstling 10' Football 10, 11, 12 tCo-Captain, Most V-xluahle Playerjg Basketball 9- National Honor Society 12. An 'ice on the gridiron 1 hard worker, and a real swell guy spell out Don Rissmiller. VVhen he's not playing football, bas- ketball, or some other sport, Don's probably with the guys. An intelligent, academic stu- dent, he rates history as his favorite subject. After VVilson comes college and an engi- neering career. Best of luck. Don! Ron 1ld l- Rlssnuller Hun , Rus X l'ootl11ll 9 Football 0 l lfo C'lDl'llTll I N xkl'QNtlllL X lr1ck9 10 B'1s1b'1 lumor Hlgh B1sk1th'1ll Dmu Club ll Crt it books Club l2 xlllllll 1l Honor Sou: tv ll l2 llouuroom Pre sldent l7 ll11 poucrhoust gu 1rd on tht x rrlor ll II ll xsst o our clxuuoncl men t 1ts Ron Btsldts 1ll sports l11 tn joxs re ulmq belng wxth tht j., xs lllll Lllllllg -Xn lcicltlnlc stutlt Ill w1tl1 mtelllgente -l- l11 r1t1s r X1 1ttl1eus Amer IL 111 llls rx Cllss lN ops Ron s pllllS for tl1e future ln clutlt tollcge md 111 tngmter mg cltgrtc Good lu1l1 to vou Ull Robert Rodgers lin 1 11.1 Crtu X rts 1111, lr l 0l'tlLll Iollu Cluh12 1 1 of tht quuttr 11 1 clr1lts111 111 1tter Qrldu 1t1o11 llls l1ol1l111 s lllillldl suu111111ng 111 sl11t111Q dlI1L1Tlj., mtl urs XM lrc surt tlus frxtndlw gux w11t1 1 lug snult ulll bt 1 1 uss 111 lllN thoscn fulcl Robert Hodlte Bob llo1111roo111 Treasurtr 9 Blologs Club 10 fbecretarwl Chess Clulu ll lTn'1surcrl Chcmlstrv Cluh xml 10 ll 1 Orehes fl ll l7 Nxtlon 1l Honor Couch ll l7 Dmu Hurd 17 lI1 rt s NV1lsons mswtr to Dr hmstun bttuxst when 1t Lomas to n11tl1 blology 1111111 lstry 1nd physus Bob just Q 1nt be bt It Ht rltts IllllSlL photogrxphy 1nd tltctronlts 11q1 Jn hls l1t of fno p1s unes Bob 18 1 3 xt 1r 111 n ln the Blue I1 Colcl lm mtl lllll xx 1ll long re111t111b1rtl1os1 good tunes wlth the IllllSlL uuntltd lV1rr1ors After gr lklll ltlllfl lt s o to college md 1 L 1rt1r ln elm-tric'1l engineering. Lusk -1nd Success Bobl Janus Rohn Im Band 9 10 11 12 Mlxed Chorus 9 10 11 12 Orcbestr'19 10 ll l2 Homeroom V1cePres1dent 9 llm, one of our very muslt mmded boys It W H S rites the b'lI'1d as hls fl.VOl'ltC '1ct1v lty Hls other mterests mcludc C1w1l11n A1r Patrol huntmg Explorer Scouts, and DeMol1x After gmduatlon 11m vull ex thfmgc h1s band umform for one of Nivv blue Good llllls to vou ln your Navv CWTGCI' Allen Romdnlsll Sclence Club 9 Stagt Creu I0 Astronomy 12 Hup two thru four Tl11t umform IS our Al After gI 'lLlll'ltl0l'l tl11s mech1n1c1l mmded semor plems to go 111 the 'll'l1lV At XV H S he en joys Nir Derkec s wood shop best Huntmg 1nd bowlmg Qrc h1s flYOI'ltC outslde aetlvltlts Best of luck ln the future Al Herbert Ross Herb Sclence Club 9 Plashcs Club 10 Chemxstry Club 12 Herb ls '1n '1ll 'lround sports enthusmst wlth 1n 1Vld mter est m suencc Naturally hls favorlte lCt1V1tl6S are W'ltCll mg sports and SCIBDCC club The umpus of some college wlll bt Wtltommg l11m IH tht fall just whlch one IS not del lflltf' IS yet We wlsh you sue Less 111 whatever mreer sou choose l , ' ' . . 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's 1 ' rltc - ' -, it 1.'I '. 1 I j' '1 ll - 5 -, ' l' 1 i 2 1 ' ' 1 1 ' , ' 'J lf ' ' 1 1 '1 ' ' c L s Herbert Rubenstein Herb Bsmd 9 10 11 12 x1LYEd Chorus 10 11 12 D'1nce Band9 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 11 12 HlY1o Echo 10 11 12 Les Niemolrfs 11 Track 10 11 12 Sophomore Hop Herb one of the Sexen teens enjoxs playing rc cords working at kmnus , md go 1ng to 'N D Herb will re member longest the back of bus 3 on the trips with the school music il organimtions Herb pl ms lftcr Hlulllll 1t1on to major m Business Admlmstra tion Best of luck Herb James Ruland nm Science Cluh 9 Plastics Club 10 Model Club 11 12 When lims not thinking of taking hot rods apart he is thinking about putting plastic models together Hell ilwivs remember Mr Eisenh 1rd s math class at WHS Following graduation he plfms to studv drafting at Penn State Exten tion School Best of luck ln the future, jim Gregory Lee Rutman Greg Soccer 10 Bmsketball 10 lratk 10 F T A 10 Dmmatics Club 11 Nirred Chorus 12 Les Mem oires 12 Heres a tall fellow with a preference to dancing, swim- ming, mixed chorus, Mr. Nei- ditch's Problems of Democ- racy Class, and, last but not least, girls. Greg is a real great guy who, after graduation, plans on entering college as a business administration major. Best of everything to you, Greg! fu.: R If if S3 39 Buerlew Salas ll cz ns 9 1 C old uw 11 ui 4 Intrlmurlls 9 10 Horntroovn Sze ret in 9 Ont of our high sttppinff txxirlers, Bu will long rt num r tht bus trms X 1th it bm SLl10llSllL1llN XI Xu ditch s Prohluns Lliss ffm ts htr number one Note Outside of school shi tnjoxs NXXIIIIIHIHQ md me sk ltmg Baldwin VK xl hs lu nts ifter 0'I'lC11ll1lUY'l ,Iuel Silo W :ble fm-rl ack 9 10 ll l'ooti emor 'l X u lor loumn Polio Nationil Honor Soumty 17 Nation 11 Tlnspnns 12 Swoosh than gots Lttil on his wiv to lnothtr thru minute nnlt Bcsidzs tr mls otl also tnyoys bowling rt id mg ind bring on tht si mor dtblting tc un Atttr gridui ion Ctul p ms to go bu irtlnnort md in uor in Cn ll Eflgllltlflllj., X11 wish him the best of lucls in his thostn mrcer Brenda Sallern eens 9 10 C old 1 x uh 1 1 1 nt fu ir 4 r ll 12 Home room X Kl Pri sic 1 nt Brenda will ilu nys rniminlmu being a twirler in the great X . H. S. Band and going on band trips. Her other interests are dancing, eating eanolies and listening to Frank Sinatra. She is certain to succeed after graduation in her chosen field as either a secretary or bei u- tician. Brenda Sandt Brenda Dramatics Club 9g Dance Club llg Y-Teens 12g Library Club 12. Having acquired the art of a magnetic smile and way of saying hello , Brendtfs sail- ing through the school was 11 smooth one. A nature girln, Stenography and Biology top the list of favorite subjects, while Y-Teens take up her spare time. Business college follows for Brenda. The future will surely recognize this lass as a dynamic person just as her Alma Xluttr his' Lela Sllldl Lee X Tefns 9 Danu Cub ll Future l im ss l t idtrs 7 Tlus frltndly miss secs 1 fu ture on XEITIWS Tis ifttr gr ld IIIUOH its tht XX omtns A1r is ru for Lu Collecting lsnltlsltn xtlts horstbick riding Xllss ll ix s Stznogrlphy Clstss mt H luns wot top bl n 1 Bt st of luc in cur thostn L irter an smooth flying' st silt Theo re IOOTTI H ict Xhlson boists 1 fine of the XX lrrior ll Not only h is hc guncd nltlon on thc grldlron stlso in trsttlt 'ind field cvents NVh1lt it NX llson hc loolsed forw 1rd to Nfr ljlflxlf, s wood up clissts md ilso he jo cd phi sit tl cduc 1t1on L issts Afttr gridu lti n Nlllsf. hopcs to iom tht Alr rct O lr 1 s o swell md dcstrxmg guy' 1 fi, 5 it sg 40 John Schanewolf Shanker,, Model Club 9: Chess Club 11. 12. Shanker,' rates Mr. Musch- litz's science class as his favor- ite subject and metal shop as his favorite school activity. His various outside interests are animals, sports cars and swimming. After a term in the Navy, Shanker plans to be- come a State Trooper. Best of luck, john! Carole Sehelero Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Dramatlcs 9 Dsnce Club 11 Artistic Typing and Shorthand Club 12 This little fun loving lass spends her free tune dsinung md listenlng to pop tunes C'1role '1 loyal supportcr of our basketball and footbstll gsmes lists Xir Nelditch s Problems class sts her f'lV0f1tL school subycct As for thc fu ture Carole IS undecided but We wish her the best of suc cess 1n whsttever she 'attempts Constance Schlppers Connie Homeroom Vice President 9 Sec ret'1rv 11 Y Teens 9 10 fcabmetl 11 12 lcshmetl Dmmstics 9 11 12 fSs-ere-hrs? Thespmns 11 12 lSecretarvD Intr'1mur1ls 10 N tionll Honor Soeiets 9 xV1lSOD s 'answer to 'my star on Broadway IS Connie Schlppers OllV1'l of the Senior plsty Besides drftmatics this 'lttrsc tive Nliss eniovs mosles sind dfmcmg Connie plfms to stir in nursing 'after grstdusttion Lots of luck to a swell girl' Darlene bchmrdl Dmky Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Homeroom V1cePres1dent 9 Plastic Club 9 Student Councxl 11 Dance Club 11 Gold Key 12 Lxttle but llvely that s Drnkyl Her W H S favor lt6S mclude Problems class MISS Mooneys Office Practxce class and basketball games Outslde of school favontes are danung eatmg przza skatme, and drlvlng Next year It wlll be buslness college or a secre tanal yob Best of luck 111 the husmess world Dmky Marlene bchoen eens 9 10 11 12 F T 11 lTreasurerJ 12 Natlonal Ir Honor Socrety 9 National Honor Socrety 11 12 fPres1dentJ Home Vrce Presldent 11 Mlxed Chonls 1 1 Band 9 0 1 Orches ra 10 11 12 Les Mem oxres 11 12 Echo 11 12 fBus1ness Manager? Semor Play 1TrcketsJ Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Dlstnct Band 11 Sophomore Hop Com mlttee Iumor Prom Commlttee Gxrls Chorus 9 Basketball 12 Qurll and Scroll G1fted Marlene and her trom bone, what a ternfic two some' Mr Carneys Honor Engllsh Class and her frrends at Wxlson Hrgh wrll hnger lon est 111 her memones After gra uatlon, 1ts off to Gettys burg and success' Mlchael Schuler bprder An ardent car enthus1ast through and through Splder can usually be found burldmg 'hot rods He wlll long re member Mr Drerkacs wood shop and the fellas at NV1l son Splder plans to 1o1n some branch of the armed forces after graduatlon Best of luck ln whrchewer branch you choose 1 O sl Eleanor bebrmg Eleanor Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Dramatxcs 9 Dance Club 11 Intramurals 10 Art Nletal Club 12 When you walk lnto an ofllce and a cheery smlle greets you t.hlS wlll be Eleanor A fu ture receptlomst Eleanor en joys drmng swlmmlng and l1StCI11I'lg to the Four Aces Nlr 1Ne1d1tchs Problems class and football games vull long be re membered by thls lass Good luck Eleanorl .losephme Ann berfas- Jo , JoAnn Dramatic Club 12 Thesplans 12 Senror Play Semor year but was by no means a new comer as shc attended Wllson Iunlor Hlgh Favonte subject Enghsh w1th Mr Carney of course Wlth 1 Harr for I'1d1Il2 and showlng horses Jazz musrc and danc mg jo 15 always out for a good tlme After the cap and gown are returned to thelr box its off to college and a Ph D LD psychology Frank Shafer Pancho Pre Service Club 11 Campcraft Club 12 Mr Vllllanos Spamsh class IS one thmg that wlll never be forffottcn by Pancho Out slde the classroom he enjoys cars bowhng and compamon shlp wxth the faxr set In the future we see a naval career for Pancho - - n - as . . ,, . ,, f U. , , in - - . . . Z l ' ' . 9 S Q 9 1 5 . - . q, . u 3 . , . .. . ,, W . , ' 'Y . . u . , . y - Y 9 9 u . Y I I , h n A . l la. . 1 v' - Q n 1 - 7 - I CC I ll 1 ' Z fa 2 t at Qfwv ' 1 ' t 33 limi' V' 6 7, if 7, B Y-T . . . 4 .. . A. 6 V s I . . . ' Z -. A : . Z . l I I ,. 9 - . . room PfQS1dPHf 95 Secretary 10g 10 came to Wxlson ln her - 5 A - 10, 1 , 23 , 1 , 1, 12g .4 - n 1 x I - , , 4 V - . . . . 3 I , I l . . I - 5 - I 3 . ' - , , , 3 - , , s h I , - .' ' J. ' . ' 9 5 1 . , 5 , . . x- ' , , . ul as . ' ' I . , h A 4. . - ' 1 ,, , ' , 1. . 1 3 5 . ., ' ' I f S E gi ' : l is Y I ss -1 ' ,, GG 9, - ' : H . ,. . S , . . .I . D . 1 . . . ,, . . . . . 9 Ci l 51 . -, 1. . - .. ,, . - . ' 1 .. . ,, . . - . o - 7 5 - Q v ' ll 1, ' . ' r X . Lee Shafer Lee ootball 9 10 1 12 Mo el Club 9 Prolcctron Club 10 11 I2 Stuze Crew 11 12 Lee rltes Mr OUl17S Plane Geometry cllss hlgh among hls d1Y6I'S1flCf1 lctnttles Lee pxcks Hung cars huntmg md fislung as hrs ffnorxte pas tnncs We wlll llwlvs remem ber hxm for the terrlfic job he has donc on the projectlon Ind stlgc crews Best of luck ln the future to a bound to be successful CIVICS englneer May he haue as many frlends at l afayette as he had at XV1lson Rncharrl Shanenberger Duck Pre seruce Club 11 Plxstlc Club 'siodtl Club The wrld blue yonder xull soon cl urn tlus frlendly ftllow D1 Ls lmbltlon 19 to 'lttcnd prep school for uronautxcal Lnqxnecrlng 'md enbst 1n the A1r Force Ihre at xV1lSOI'l Mr Clrnu s Fnqllsh cllss rltcs tops xuth Dlck Clrs and ur plmts carnpmrz and YWCA occ upv most of hrs spare tune Good flung D1ckl Judith Mlry Ann bharkey Judy YTc-Lns 9 Artrstlc Typmg and Shorthand Club 12 An ardent footblll fm ludy llsts Mxss Niooneys Offi e Practlce cllss as tops On the SSl'l0llS Sldt Iudvs mtcrcst IS church work After grxdua t1on she pl ms to lttcnd the Phll rdclnlul Collcgc of Blble VV1th you go the respect md good wrshts of your cllss m ltcs Judy Q 11,1 42 Sandra bue bhrlver Sandy Band9 10 11 12 YTeens9 10 11 12 Dramatlcs 11 12 CVxce Presb National Thcsplans 11 12 tTreasurerJ Intramurals 11 12 Homeroom President 12 An earnest basketball fan thxs ravenhaued lass can usually be found cheermq the team on to vlctory Sandy enjoys spend mg her free tlme SW1mfDlHg and boatxng H1story classes and the Band wlll occupy a happy tplace 1n Sandys mem ones o W H S Best of luck and success' Iharles Wllllam bhultz Skeet Wrestling 9 I V Football 9 Chess Club 10 11 Campmg and Campcraft Club 12 Skeet rates Mr Muschhtzs Sr Sclenee class as h1SfaVOI'lte subyect at W H S whlle wrestllng wenzht 1l.ftlI'lZ 'md bowhng constxtute hrs after school aCtlV1tlCS Future Dlans actxve servxce m the Navy for two years then Penn State Extenslon School to study draftmg Shxp ahoy Skeet l Robert Edward Shuman Bob Science Club 9 10 Pre servrce Club 11 Campxng and Campcraft Club 12 Bob one of our fun lovmg senlors l1sts swlmmlng flshmg and football games as hls fav orrte pastlmes A sunt of blue and a career ln the A1r Force l1e ahead Best of luck, Bob Benjamm P T Qnegel Terry Band 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 11 12 Nlxxed Chorus 12 Dance Band 11 12 Ir Foreign Pohcy 10 Wrl sonarres 12 Les Memolres 12 Echo 12 H1 Y 9 Quill and Scroll Dld someone say Maynard IS comlng to town? Well rf he 15 heres one semor who w1ll always be ID the front row Terry 15 one of the most mus lcally mmded members of the Class of 60 When not l1s tenmg to hrs modern jazz rec ords Terry can usually be found wlth a bowlmg ball ln h1s hand After graduatlon lt s off to Pxttsburgh and a degree rn Engmeermg Mark Allen Siegfried Slegy SCISDCE Club 9 Plastic Club 10 Pre service Club 11 Ir Foreign Pollcy Club 12 F1sh1ng or huntlnz season? An all sports mcludmg huntmq Hshmg bowlmg football bas ketball A college course ln drawmg and draftmz 15 put of h1s future plans Lots of luck to a swell fellow' Robert Srgafoos Tex Doc Mxxed Chorus 12 An ardent sportsman and ex plorer scout Doc has two ambltlons to shoot a deer with a bow and arrow and to take a lonq trlp Iom the Navy and see the world fol lows graduatlon Smooth sall mg Doc 'Q 'Yip R 11 '1 in sg vw 43 5 I 'Nancy blldgWl zz Y Teens 9 Gold Ku Club 10 Cnrls Chorus 10 Dmmatxcs 11 Photogmphx Club l2 Bowling Club 17 Les xltl1lOlTLS 17 Home room Secretary 1 Attractn eness and frlendlmess 'irc comblned perfectly ln our Lxz She enjoys swlmmmg xce skatmg llstenlng to muslc rewdmg and horseback r1d1nf1 lX1ncx rates Nlr 'Vllttl16WS Problems cllss as her femvorlte subject In the future she would lrlte to go mto the sec retarlal Held Lflrolyn Summers Slmm Simms Y Teens 9 10 jr Hmh Chorus 9 Homuoom Secret rry 9 l0 Crrls Chorus Drxmitlcs Club 15 rlb I 11 'l h L c espmn 0019 lk-nbel 1 Photography Clu Frxendly md happy are the words that best dtscnbe thls semor lass XVhen Cjrolyn IS not IH school sbt c IH be found horseb'1ck rrdmg pllymff ten ms or llstenmq to Lljssl al ITIUSIC Her future lII1blll0I'lS are to bccomc 1 Bcll Tele phone Operator 'md llter '1 Navy brlde With her pleasant d1spos1t1on she 15 Lertun to hive 1 bflgllt future Judy Smart Iude YTecns 9 10 Dr1m1t1cs 9 ll Intmmur-als 10 12 Photography Club 1' Les Nlemolres lo Thls frlendlv lass 19 no stranq er to anyone at W'1lson An avld football 'md basketball fem she can 'llwws be found at sports ew ents The one thmq that wlll hnger 1n her memorv are the VS H S neo rilhes After Qraduatxon lude vslll be employed bv the Interna t1on1l Busmcss Machlnc Com P-my ' ' . . . ' V in . . -- HL- H S6 9, ' . I I I I. . . : . I - : ' ' ' I : 9 A I 1 I I 1 J I 'Q ' I I.I I I I , I II: . I . . III .- ' I: I Q T 1 g 2. 4 - 4 - . v . - - , I , . ' ' ' u . H . I I'. . 1 ! .I 1 X I ' ' ,U ' . A X I - f 1 1 I C 1 I l V I L C , L .A x C I .,. , v 1 I I - t 'dl ' . . A 1 n n . I - C 1- 4 66 ' 9, 66 ' ' 79k I : ' I 5 - ' e -, : A ' I L f Q . I ' 16 a ,I 3 1 , ' Q ltlga 1 . ' 1 2 f h . . . . i H r - I , OI V I 5 tg avrd sportsman, Slegy enjoys l2g Bowling Club 12. , I v ' 2 r . , , 1. , - 6 I s . ' ' ' 2 ' . , . ' . ' , z ' , - ' ', . I - 1 . , 0. . 1 1 ' ' 5 I , , , 1 , , , I . l . 2 . K - H K 'L 1 1 '. I '. I fff, 'QQ '. QS 'f EQ O .' 1 , Y . - 4 . T! ' 66 99 66 99 66 99 . 9 ' u 1 1 1 - s 1 an rv nf ' 4 r I, ' , ' - - , I a ' 4 A f . ' 1 4 K tu ' L . 44 . t , .' Q 1 U I ' u f . ' . ' ' I . ' , . ' ' lf ,V . . . L , l . . Q ' .-- I , . ' Q , Darlean Ann Smith Smitty Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 124 Photography Club 12- Firuch Club 11- Twirl- ur, 11 12' Cirls Chorus 95 es Memoires 12- Senior Play fprop- erty ni'ina5.,erJ 12' Future Home- mnlcers 9. ln 'L fcw months the silver baton in Smitty s lrmcl will bc rc-placed b in artists brush. Smitty wil '1lw'1ys remember her twirlin d'1ys in he NV. H. S. b-mc . Sha, rites Plinc Ccometry 'is her fivorite sub- lcct Her othcr hobbies out side of school arc clriung dmcmg tootb ill glmes 'md rust being with the gang With Smlttys talent she is surc to succccd it Pc nn St ite in thc Appliccl Arts held Plame Louise Smith D imitlcs Club 9 1 Titus 9 10 tcxbimtl 11 tcibinctl 12 Sopho mort Hop Cclccormonsl 10 Cold ku Club ll 12 jr lrom om in tu Echo fAr Stiff lu Nlcmoircs i-Xrt Editor? Senior Pln 4X1 ikc up clircctor sccneryl Home room Xicc President 17 Quill uid Scroll This ittrictnc lass is onc of our xcn lrtlstlcilly mchned studc nts Outside of school shc uses this tilcnt ln sltetch mg incl dcsignm hcr own clothes Elunc wil filwciys rc number ill the fricnds shi cc it Xl H S ind orlting for thc Prom Altci gridu 1t1on she will lttend 1XlltllUW1'l Stiti Collcgc md lltcr gct 1 ob m tht commcr ir 'Sandra hlaine 'Smith Sandy C1 S N i ion 1 r Honor Socuty 9 lxlflllllll Honor cictx 11 17 r llomcmikcrs lr Drimitlcs 9 llomcroom Sccrt tiry Tre isurs r 1 I Forcign 'olcy 11 n rimurxls J 0 I2 Lcs Mtmoires tlzlusincss Min ll-.lfl 17 Quill incl Scroll As busy is S lndy 18 in school she his found timc for ictne p irticip ltion in R unbow Girls Sandy will ilways rc member french Cl iss and College algcbrfi ln a f w ycars Sandy will bc found at thc front of thc clissroom whcn shc bccomcs .in clcmcn taiy tcachcr Q 116 fa! 44 Barbara Speciale Barb Fixture Business Leaders 12. A new irl at Wilson this year, Bar 's warm personality uiclcly enabled her to win e friendship of her class- mates. Following the commer- cial course Barb s future plans include business school and a secretarial job. The vcry best wishes for a happy future go with you. Floyd Stem Woodie Ir Foreign Policy 10 Dramaucs Club 12 Woodie will always be re membered by his classmates for his fine sense of humor After graduation he plans to take either Engineerm Political Science in co lege His favorite sublect while at school wfis Biology NVood ies outside interests are hunting lishlng and dancing We are sure he will succeed in whatever he does fifter graduation William btoudt Bl Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseb'ill10 11 2 Projection Club 10 Chess Club 11 Golf Club 11 Gold Key Club 12 HiY 9 ttreasurerj 10 12 Vice President Sophomore Class Student Council 9 10 11 L Memoires tSports Editorj Nation 'il jr Honor Society 9 National Honor Society 11 12 Quill and Scroll No matter what s ortin event you attend at W1 son c ances are you will find Bill caus ing loads of trouble for the opposing team B111 will take his love of sports with him into college after gradua tion We 'ire sure that success will follow him wherever he goes Terry 500111 Toad I Y Footba1l9. 10 Football 11 12 I N Track 10 Equallv an home on grxduon or tratls 'Toad pllyed een ter on t VK H' S telm for four yewrs and 15 a handy man'w1th the dlscus .md Jlvb lm H1s mterest lnlsports Con flIll19S oufsxde of sehool as he enyovs b0th huntlng 'md drn mg sports c Toad plfmns to contmue IS amrfernle stud les at the Umversxtv of Rlch mond Success to 1 line fellow Arlene Stull Arlene 1 Teens 9 10 Future Business Leaders 11 Artlstlc TQIJIHL and Shorthand 12 Arlene 15 one of the Qlllet but fnendly members of our cllss her lnterests are roller skatmg lce skxtmg llStCIl1I1g to top tunes, sand Lollectlng plctures of Elvls She Wxll ftlwrys re member Problems tllss md the tr1p to New York After the blg d ly Arlene pl ms to be come .1 secretary or 1 stenog rlpher 'Vldttluw Swetunu Malt lllstlcs Club 9 Studznt Council I0 Ir Forelgn Pohcy 10 Chnss Cl lb 11 I Prom Cmnnuttel Echo 12 Les Nlemolrts 17 lL1ter xrx Eclltorl Senior Plus lLe1dl Drarnltlcs Cluh 17 Nltlonxl The-s plans 1 1'Ion1eroom Xlu Presl rl ut 17 N1t1on..Ll Honor SOCIGU 17 Quill md Sgroll -X Student xx 1th m my mtert sts Nlltt Lombxnes 1 flue or dr l111lt1QN NY1tl1 ln OL1lSll11Cll1'lg NLl'lOll5l1C. retord To lx sure Xlltts crform mce m Xzght 111151 F111 xx ls one of the llloll pomts of our semor xt lr In the future Xlfltt pl ms to en ter Clflllffle Tech md cm burls on in L110'1I1PlI'1I1f' L an er X..-S440 Q s 'ani is ti, Cx xi 1 If 'f '1! -lu Allan Teger I Hx! 9 Foreign Pollcv Cluh 10 Echo Photography Edxtor 11 12 Les 'slcmoxres 11 12 fPhotog raphy Edlf01'l Quill and Suoll XVhos the guy behmd the Camerag Its none other th m NV1lsons own master photog rapher XX hen not talun p1C tures Al Lan be found owl mg readmg or swlmmmg After gridultlon Allm plans to attend Lifayette where he wlll mayor 1n Physlcs Lots of luck to a swell fellovs ,Iohn VI Telepu Ape s :tlnll 9 I0 11 7 fm I7 H11 17 Homrroom Presulcnt I7 All Sports Club l Apt wlll llNVlWS ht rmnum berccl bx hls LllSSI11lllN for lus gr lt job on tlu bllsctmll court Hls other hobbus m Lludc sxxunnung sls ltmf fl h mg tcnms lrehery md horst buk ndmg Nlonsuur Xllt mms Prcnch Cllss w s rltt lllgll on lus 1st Aftcr g1'lCl11lllOI'l -Xpt plms to go to Lollmgt md studs psx tho o VN lwd Wllru 'lemdn Shurlv s lntr xmurl s J 1 1 Ill lhrlfh 1 llri mss 1 1 s r llut tx as ln In UXK 1ll 1 F l1 1 lersur tht re mc lug ltcr xou xull mln us uc S 101 lN Sl 4 an1oxs ut lt rn f tooth all md rmls md ro ords Shorh xull o munbtr tht hoclscx tt un 1 cl tht bus rults thu tn lx Mttr grit l11llO11 she plans to so to s1I1QSs snhool md lu count mt Dolores Templeton Dee Y-Teens 9, l2: Future Business Iwnders IZ. Dee is one of the quieter rnernhers of the class. Sho is especially interested in the lmusiness world, so her favorite school activity at XVilson was Future Business Leaders. IM-12 hopes to get il job in the lJllSlIll'SS line after gradu- ation. Ronald Terzlno Bugs llomeroom Secrttary 9 Football 12 TMC ll 12 ECO lo fLayOut Editor? llus big good loolung fellow lS none other than our own Bugs On the gridiron or it the trick meets B1 s 15111 the re fighting for good old XX ll S After gI'lClll'lt1OX1 Bugs hopes to become a successful printer at the 'stack Printing Foinpanv md wt re Sllre hs Xxl n Th ll! lu r ny f ls 11 1 1 rl lf llunn room I rx si Xll Sports 1 skzthill 1 11 s1l11 o Il in oplt lrouud XX ll il 1 it gm xx 10 p us 11s tt lllll ind uho throxxs 1 uit 4 l ru 0 7 son 1 1 st 71 1 io 1 tu s r 5 111 crs o fc 1 uri Q s lS tops n s woo s ot ur llltkll t lIlLlIl f 1 snor s inc 1 ltinlf 111111 nu -Xltcr uric ll mn x s unter l 1 o t Q uid studx lilflllllllll' s 110 Q! 46 Ruth Thompson Ruth,' Y-Teens 9g Library Club 9g Future Business Leaders 11, 12. XVilson Highs loss will he Rid- er's gain. Ruth plans to attend Rider and to hecoxne il medi- cal secretary. VVhile at XVilson. her favorite activity was F11- t11re Business Leaders. Rutlfs favorite subject was Mr. Kling- er's Biologv class. Her hobbies include collecting records, ict' skating, and roller skating. The best of luck to yo11 in the future Ruth' ldrol 'lrllmdn 1 uns 9 12 Fu un BllSllllSb Lerdmrs 11 fTre1surfrJ Homt EC 9 Tuirler 19 Photog rrp w Club 1 lntrnnurlls 9 Dr un ities 9 Trl will 1lw1ys bt runnin ht rtd hy ucryont for hu fllshv srlur hiton Niturlllx har hxoritt utiutx is twirl In Trl ilso enjoys svsun ming ru sltltlng dinning ind going to IHOXILS She rattd Xlr Rov s English cl iss is har tu orite suhjttt Atttr grrdui ion T1 plms to itttn Churthm in s Busmc ss College ind hccomv. 1 setrctirv hlsre IL Tresrze s YTQQ-ns 10 11 I2 Dramatrgs fluh 9 Future Honumakers 9 Txpmg md Shorthand 12 Make up for Senior Plfly l2 Tlus senlor nuss lrkns mythrng, pt rt unmg to the field of 1rt Slit will 'llvx iys remember dec or ltrng for the Prom Har othtr mttrtsts include Senior S 0lltN ind dinning it Notrt Dune -Xtttr gl'3Clllll10D El s me s L 10 1 Dixie s Art Depwrtment 'incl l llt r get mirried 1 Ig - : QQ 'z 3Q V '- : lv 1 3 45 1 A . .. .. 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' ff - mgiir ll ' lcll 'lli 'N ft ,l' V ie hot to g-t ll ' l in '-'r ,'1 'ns if fl ' , lli' l l-4. xlzlyl, l ' ' 'A 'sts 1 i. K . ' K .ire la -' g. all fl ti. 4 l ' ' H., ' , al- zmtim ,Ly plain, to - X tder cling-1 ,- 4, Russell Trumbauer sskickyss Biology Club 10g Astronomy Club Ricky certainly goes in for a variety of hobbies-fishing, hunting, racing cars, ice skat- ing, and chemistry, to name a few. His favorite subject at XVilson was Mr. Neiditch's Problems Class. After gradua- tion Ricky plans to get a job and later to further his educa- tion. All the success in the world in whatever field you may choose. bale Tucker Frlar Plastics Club 10 11 Chess Club Mr Carneys English class 15 the one thing that Friar will remember longest The Chess Club and Senior Science class also get top ratings Outside of school he enjoys hunting, fish mg water skiing bowling and swimming After graduation its on to Penn State to study Electr1calTechnology and then a visit with Uncle Sam in the Air Force Nancy Vandegrifl Nam: 1 Tcens 9 10 Bowling Cluh 11 17 Future lsurscs 11 12 Bcsides 1ust being friendly to cvcryone, Nanc likes swim ming dancing and ice skat ing She rltcs Offl e Pr lctice is her flV0l'ltL subjcct ln thc nc lr futurc we sce bc iuticnn school md wcdding bclls for X inc Success to you in the futurc fa-3. 'A J .v .v .I ' ' ff! . 4 'a '.r,p 44 nf- Janet Vanflorn lan Y-Teens 9, 10g Future Nurses Club 11, 12g Student Council 12. In jan's future we see a white uniform and a hospital corri- dor. jan's favorite activity while at XVilson High School was Future Nurses. Her out- side interests include playing tennis and listening to records. Mr. Matthews Problems Class topped Janis list of favorite subjects. Best of luck to a fu- ture girl in white. james Vannatla Ben Track 9 10 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Astronomy Club 10 11 Plastics 9 Ben the big left tackle on the YVilson football teim and shot put man on the track squad lists boating, hunting swimming, and working cars as his hobbies YV1lsons win ox cr Dlcruff High School in footbill this yeir was thc thing jim will remembcr long est Aftcr gr l.dlldll0I'l he plans to scrsc Unclc Sun 1n the lNaxy Good luck ind smooth sulmg Jim' Susan W mower Ill uns 1 l cn rcsiutb if ihlni Orc ht stri Distr: Orchcstri r 1 is co mt uni c l s n s i is 1utoLr iplix C lub 1 1' lu mu room 4 cn irx lsuri r mni flu! 1 cuts J lmrus 9 So 7 fl :non um mmm 1 lrmn Coininlttu Q ill incl Scroll uc cr u popu ir lists Nllxc cl Chorus ls htr lu ltc ic ur pursucs air music 1 iircsts mx sm ' coo cc c in tht orclu tri inc is t nng to kingston o 1 s B ucr Collcgc lclrccl l 1 s cccss ix nt Sum iltxr grin ui ion Robert Y laslcs Bob Football 10 Track 10 11 2 Science Club 9 Chsss Club 10 Plastic Club ll Camping Club 12 Alis herc vue but 1 futurt cngmcer' Bobs fax orite ac tix ity at 11 llson is the track te lm and ac 111811111 illv it s Mr Sch 1cHers ilgebri class As for mcmories well, Frau Doyles Ccrmin Cl iss tikcs that hon or Bcst of lucls with thc dr iw ing boards and slide rules Bob C irol NY agncr Waggles Iutrimurils 9 10 X Teens 9 10 fC'ibinetH 11 12 Dmnntic Club 9 1Prtsidentl Tvsirler 10 10 QNll10l'tlflJ Photoyzmpln Club 1-cho 17 Lss Nicmoms This petite miss is one of our S mlyortttcs '11 glcs uill nc ur forgtt txsnllng ind the bind trips Her hob blcs include dinning suim ming vu ittr Slxllllj., mtl lu sltiting Slit rltcs lroblcms is her fuorite Slllljtil After graduitiou Xtlagglts will bt come 1 sttrttirx Caroline I . Vhgner Connie '- ec-ns 9, , 12g Future Business Leaders llg Band itwirl- - 12- fsubstitu e 11- Pho o - raphy Club 12- Les Memoires, 12. Connie will exch-Inge her b-1- ton for '1 pencil or pen in 'x few months for lur future 'lm- bitions lie in the business world. Connies interests out- side of school include music ice skating driving, cooking, 'md sewing. She rites lrob- lems as her f-lvorite subject. Vt ith Connie s 'imbition she is ccrt-lin to li-ive -1 good future before ier. 5 iff! 1,4 gb? 48 G ,Iovce Walters Joyce Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Girls Metal Art 11 Future Business Lemders 12 fVlLE Presidentj Bowling Club Ioycc who IS one of the quiet er members of our class en yoys bowling and watching baseball Shc rates history as her favorite subject Her fond est memory of Wilson lb the wonderful band Joyce 15 sure to succeed 'is a beauticnn in her future sears Linda W .xrman Llnner Band8 9 10 11 12 Orchestra 11 Dance Band 10 11 Xlixtd Chorus 10 11 12 District Chorus 10 11 12 lntranrumls 9 10 11 12 YTeens 9 QCab1netD 10 11 12 Basketball 11 Echo 0 11 17 LF:-:ture Editor I Prom Committee Sophomore Hop Committee Senior Play 4LeadJ Homeroom President 9 Scenery Creve 10 Nationil J Honor Society 9 Girls Chorus 9 10 11 Les Nicmoires 12 Nitional Thespnns 12 State Chorus 12 Commencemcnt Committee Quill xml Scroll Guess who found the lost chord? It was Linner of course. A cool baritone player, she is also the proud possessor of a cultivated alto voice. Af- ter graduation, Linner plans to go to college and major in English. Lots of luck, and st-ly on keyl Bonnie NVerkheiser Bonnie Y-Teens 9- lcabinetj 10- Qcabi- netj 11- Lcahinetj 12- 1Treasurerl- Home-Ec. Club 9- Girl s Chorus 9- Future lNurses Club 11- lcabinetj 12 fPresidentJ. Quiet and sweet Bonnic en- joys her Work as a teen aid at the hospital. Naturally nursing chemistry will always hold top place in her memories of YV. H. S. We are surc there will be some vcry happy patients in the future as Bonnie pur- sues her c-lreer. Wrlllam F Werner Bl H1 Y 9 Great Books Club 11 12 Soccer Nlanager 11 B111 19 a great Wxlson baseball fan He also enloys fishmg bowlmg dnvmg hrkmg and boatrng 'sir X71ll1'11'lO s Spanlsh w111 always he hrgh on hls 11st of memorles After the cap and gown comes a surt of Nivy blue and then posslbly college The best of everythmg B111 whether on a shlp or ln 1 classroom Q -4 I K '1 ball William Call Photographs Club ll Y Puns 11 Though C ul c mu to X1 llson ln clcscnth gr rclc shc soon bccimc known to 111 through hcr xx arm pcrson 11113 mcl con t'igl0ll9 Sllllll Xlr Nlztthc xx s U 5 Hlstorv cl lss l'LLLlXl5 her numbcr onc xotz O1ltSlClL f school C111 occupu s hcr sp lrc tunc Vltll Dlllltlllg lrptncse culture Incl IHLISIL Aftmr gr ld ultlon Gul plans to lttcncl thc Bethlehcm School of Floral Des1gn . , J . A 1- . .. ' . . an - .- . . I. I V I. . , , I .. . M . , ,, f f, .' -- , - : . . - , 4' N - ' . V 4. l I I s V W ' ' . '. ' ' ' -. 3 .,. .. f- ., W ' 'U ' , . . . .- , . 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V F- V - ,.,l.N P Y, . - da-': . ff we-4: .. 0 1 John Wettlaufer John Bxology Club 10 fVlC6 Presldentb Astronomy Club 11 Chemlstry Club 12 National jr Honor So uety 9 Maybe lts fatc maybe rts planned but strange as It may seem out of every group of any s1ze emerges a phrloso pher john w11l never forget the 'boys 1n thc back of Mr Carneys Engl1sh class After the cap and gown go brck rn the box th1s future chemlcal engmeer rs off to college Don t break too many test tubes lohnl Marilyn Whitehead Manly Future Home-makers 9 Y Teens 9 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 12 Glrls Chorus 9 Home-room Secretary 'I'reasurer9 Secretary 11 Nlarllyn 19 mother clndrdqte for somc lucky l1OSp1t1l s nurs mg staff Xlarxlyn rites X1lX6d Chorus as tops md wlll long remember our crowded ha1ls The best 'always Ni mlyn' 1 s iff 49 Rnhard Verne Wilson Ruhr lsr lm ull I' oo! 1 1 an rglrb ll Scnlor 1 19 Nhud Choms VV1 sons loss vw ll hc Els! Stroudsburgs gun rs R1chv pursucs 1 crrccr 111 elcmcnt ary telchmg bcnor Nlxtm ms Sprmsh cllss bmstlmll gums md mvccd chorus I'L1lLll S1lN will be lllchys fonclcst mcm orrcs of XX ll S Bcst of luck to 1 swell fcllow' ,lean Winger can lrhrirs Club 9 10 1'uturc H1191 ness lc lKl1l'S 17 n one of our quut sq s mnjoxs ml DIIHUI14' and rc xchng cr snrc tum c s mcmbcr ol thc Futura Busl ncss Lc mchrs incl lusts fNDlIlf., cr xt ltc SIILL1 r x r numb mcr cl assm xtts rt X1 llson A tuturc rcccptxomst tht class ot C60 wrshcs xou the hcst' Carol Ann Wirebai-In Carol '-'V is J, 11, 12 fcibine ' and 9, . 11 12: Orehes ra ll 12' Mixed Chorus 11 12' Na- tional Honor Society 11 12- Echo 12' Les Nlemoires 12- Honwroom President 10: Student Council 10 .'ec,j' . . , , 12' Cirs Chorus 9. 104 Ir. Prom Committee: National jr. Honor Society 9. Music-minded - thfits Clroll This choir director Amd organ- ist lists Mixed Chorus 'ls her lwvorite school lu-tivity Xlr ClYl1LNS English Class ritts high with this futurt element try te uhtr I ml 1 XX lrth Iurthv e ns K lrl s Chorus 1 lfsl N l lulls out going pt rsonlllty will long bt runemberccl by her elissmltts A tunloxmg gurl she, tmoys sxxnnmmg incl howhnq At school Future Nurse s Cluh is om of P mulls in un llltLI'tSls Altar Urlc ut n l ltns to inter 1 I1llI'S1I1,Lf prott 881011 B st of ut to xou lxithw in xour thost n 1 irur Mary Knn Worthington Stnsj 11 17 CIYIS L 4 o r Y L lo IL! Suuor Pl n fPlll7l1Cl v llr rt s in ltlI'lLtlNt miss xxhosc sloll ln H 0 incl on its lro7cn torm nroxcs thost two fmt lb ulous footsc 1 s lm u L ct rt unlx lscpt hir on htr toms Art Pit Boom md Nlr Nt lllltell s our ple podium room rrtt ugh with BIIYV Ann Altzr collc gt X Irv will hr lp rc duct u tt uhtr short wt hx becoming lll 1 lc mc nt trv tc uhm r 161 o 5 Qt- sg fix 50 Margaret NVright Peggy Y-Teens 9 Ccabinetb' 10, 11 Ccah- inetb 12' Intramurals 9 10. 12A Drarnsitics Club 9' Echo 11: 12: Cheerleader 11, 12' Fixture Nurses 11 fS6C.l 2. Peggy one of our cheer- leaders, enjoys dancing swim- ming 'ind ice skating ln her spqre time. Mr. Mitmftns French Class and Cheering will hold top plices in the memories of this friendly gal. Luck 'md success in the fu- ture Peg' Willianl ,lohn Wrobcl Bill Science Club 9 Fortmn Policx Club 10 11 fSecret1rxl 12 fPres ldentj Senor YVrobcl 1 three xt r Spfmlsh student and ln ictlxe member of the Forugn Polity Club might be 1 future imh is sftdor to Spfun but Bills pl ms lnclude college and tuount ing His fwxorite XV H S memory vxlll alwiys be the 1954 XV1lson Erston Qunt md that 7 1 tie Best of luclt Bill' Harrv NW yan! Harry Y 9 Socur 9 jr Forex n Policy 11 lTrc.'1surerJ Library 12 Harry s most vivid memory of Wllson H1-zh will llwiys be Mr Eckert s Chemistry el xssts This fellow has oultc 1 w 1r1ety of interests hunting working on clrs swimming footbill md fishing After Qrldultlon comes Uncle Sim lI1 the form of the Navy or the Air Foru where Hfirry will study rldir ,Ioan Kay Yeager ,Ioan Y Teens 9 lPres7 10 fCabmet7 1 tPresJ Band 9 12 Orchestra 11 12 Niuced Chor us 11 12 Homeroom V1cePres1 dent 11 Home-room Presxdent 12 Secretary of junlor and Senxor Class The mmutes were approved as read Nsturallwl for joan has done a fine Job as class secretary for two years A med1cal technlclan to be thls four year bind member hked Bxology class best Success and luck 1n the future' Lois Ann Yeakel Natronal Ir Honor SOCICTY 9 Echo 9 10 Student Council 9 10 Y Teens 9 lCab netj 10 fPres1 entj 11 CPres1dentJ 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Dramatncs Club 9 CN1cePres1dentJ Echo Club 10 Sophomore Hop Commlttee Les Memolres 11 12 Gold Key Club Danclng swrmmlng water Skl mg 1ce skatmg gomg to par t1es just havmg a good tlme descrrbes th1s attractxve lass and Problems as tops, whxle Y Teens w1ll certamly hold a hxgh place m Los memorles of YV1lson After gracluatlon shes off to Penn State to fol low a career 1n reta11 mer chandxsmg Inev1tab1e success waxts th1s versat1le m1ss Robert Young Bob Soccer 11 12 All Sports Club 12 Bowhng Club 11 12 Golf Team Bobs sports mterests range from bowlmg balls to soccer balls Vlr Schaeffers algebra class meets Wlth h1gh approv al also H15 other mterests are dnvmg ICC skatmg and svv1m mmg In a few years Bob w1ll be a seasoned saxlor as he serves Uncle Sam 1n the form of the U S IN wv 3 111 O lie sg 'J1 Thomas Young Tom Bovslmg Club 10 12 Baseball 11 1 Projectlon Club 11 Chess Club 9 10 jr Foreign Polxcy 12 Sclence Club 9 Tom s fax orlte spots It X1 H S are thc bsscb 111 C1l1ITlOI'ld and Nlr Sclmeffer s msxth class Outslde of school huntmg Hshmg mrs md boulxng lrc the p lsswords Prcparmg for 11 carccr ln elc ctr1cal engxneermg w1ll bc h1s cluef occuprtxon for the next few WCIIS Ellzabelh Younger Bc tty YTeens 9 11 12 Nhxzd Choms 10 11 12 Wlll0I'lll Ir Honor So c1cy 9 Intramurals 9 10 Senior Pl1v Commnttee Natlonal Honor Socuts 12 Thxs qulet httle hrownettc comes tuncfully awfzke 15 sh: partrclpates m l1er f lXOI'1tt school 'lCllVlty Nllxed Chorus Horseback rxdmq sxslmmmg and skatlng occupy l1er free time wlule math md French future we see Beth headed for a yob 1n t9'1Cl1l1'lg Every success to you Betty Robert Zac hdrda Zeke Student Councxl 9 6Pres1dentb 10 11 12 fV1cc Pres1dcntJ H1 Y 9 fPres1dentJ 10 11 12 fhce Pres 1 entj Basrlnll 9 10 Baskctbill 11 17 Football 11 19 Pro11ct1on Club 10 Cold Kes Club 11 17 Nltlonal Ir Honor Soclf tx 9 lP1'tSlC1lllf, N monwl Honor Socutv 11 17 Sophomore Class Presldtnt As you cm sec from lus pl is mg football blsltctball and bascbxll u1y sport xt Ill vull attract Bob Nir Schlcffcrs Nlath cl 18818 irc Bob s hxghcst ratcd subyccts Hls future 18 not defimte but sou mly find hlm at the U S Alr Force Academy or hw school XVell be countxng on you Zeke ss 91 , ' 1. as - 1 - 1 ' - I . 4 . , 11, 2 .5 Q, 10, 11, 21 H QA ,C 'Q ' . 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I . he - A. , ' .ap IN MEMORIAM Walter Buttner 1941 1955 DERCLASS AN .av- 1-pg fx 51: .1 .1 Q lx ,I 2-L, ,fh ii I i,, Y I gi 1 . , v r 4 P, ' ' 1 I n, ,f f ,'qVf., ' j?',w1f' 'Qff-v - , .y,f.:.1ff L , M-f f 1 4' xJ fat. F . V. . i.n,?'1: :'z,- JJ A WI 3 iliiiwlki . 1 A K, - ', . gg' 'jg .' 'L jx, 1, Q- ....-. , V ,fn U . T 'Q '.' - ' - Q' , 'v aj' X' A . pe 55, .H .LJ I ly., K - give 1, . U W .., ,fg Qff,--u YJ, Y . .1135 w,l v,,g44':!'rt, , , f ,am -.Sf ,-,v-,.,,::- v,1 ,,A . V, Md,- '- ,Lf .,f 1- -' 1 1-AQ i :A QF'-ggi' . .5 A - -.. - s. . A A f --Q jj v M- W- ' 4 -. i 6 f 49 V , ,. ,.b Ji.. Jig Q ar- D ,,,Q ' J sh' h,,,..--v' ng. 'Q yi S-ani-15-gg 't'-di, mai.. ,4- L-'N-me '2 -3 - , .. - ' -I '-m ' , - -....,. jk? E '40 Rang ,' vf 5 -I 'Crlidr' and prcccpf for thy youth . '5- 5 '- M s if ,N 5-,L-ff ii l S I ,Q l 1 ' J -a '-, Q. X s., . ,, 'Q Z f . JU IGRS 1 , Row 1: Mary Lou Hosking, Joanne Mumaw, Nancy Garrison, Sue Ann Green. Susan Ebner, Maria Psitos, Joanne Indorato, Frances Berman, Lana McCarty, Sandra Edelman, Joan Davey, Nancy Kashuba, Sandra Hageman, Sandra Smith, Peggy Roberts, Judy Kane, Marion Sames, Diana Shriver. Sherry Tomasello, Lavonne Morgan, Sally McElroy, Carol Hellings. Row 2: Bill Kies, Robert Pellen Charles Candl Bot , , J Davis, Richard Rader, Bruce Gary, Joe Matyas. James Scallion, Alberta Knapp, Nancy Huff, Jose- phine Murgia, Jean Nitehkey, Charleyne Potter, Kathy Betz, Pat Herster, Marietta Grifo, Judy XVeaver, Gail Koplin, Joyce Avalon, Linda Koller, Sylvia Jones, Mary Benson. , , A N H VN' f l 2 5 Nga .Q s Row 3: George Kiefer, Ralph Kiger, Fred Gibbs, XVayne Conover, Jerry Busch, Robert Haas, Eric Garis, Bob Vanover, Fred Mellus, Tommy Catanzaro, Lex- Nlengel, Arlene Ebncr, Rosemarie Donchez, Freda Ebner, Betty Naugle, Pat Lutz, Sharon NVenninger. Ahneda Eek, June Blase, Nancy Eiekofl, Brenda Eisel, Gloria Vanderbilt. Row 4: Laverne Reiss, Cindy Pickel, Virginia Johnson. Judith Cnrnow, John Schiro, Gene Krutzler. Kirk Russell, Robert Crowther, Lee Berry, Al Sandt. Barry DePamphilis, Charlotte Jones, Jean Regina, Connie NVills, Barbara NVeiler, Sonya Stannard, Betsy Gamer, Donna Happel, Barbara Cohen, Bon- nie Bastka, Bonnie Marshall, Kay Mackey. 1 A www I A . N ,A . . -:sa 'fly X . Q A K B . v - - ,..,!fx.:,.i Row 5: Carol Schaffer, Sue Yetter, Karen Strouse, Nancy Mueller, Paul Ruth, Larry Sattler, Edward Ianko- with Howard Cam ball ohn Girner Lest h l -, ' A p 2,1 2 , .'erUher. Russell Kem, Roger Boger, John Piperato, Robert Fulton, Robert Pursell, Thomas Dingle, Steve Schramel, Thomas Shriver. Rodney Pritchard, Ken- ncth Buttner, Fred Klingerman, james Hess. Row 6: Priscilla Kostenbader, Kathy Kut7ler. Robert Abcr. Robert Kellogg, Phillip Lauer, Xvllliillll Baker, NVoodrow Hartzell, Barry Meyers, Howard Helm, Donald Bercaw, Ronald Hazelton, Donald Hazelton, XValter Bacliman, Douglas Dohne, William Scrfass, Terry Gibbs. Bemard Murphy, Ronald Smith, Al- bert Holland. Wayne Brotzman, Robert Matyas. Row 7: Sylvia Rafe, Natalie Richards. Kathleen Boslev. Sandra Bartok. Carol Higbec. Richard Brasetield. Robert Bath. Thomas Altemose. George Kuper, Gary Rapp, George Heictzman. Carl Cooke. Richard Schultz, George jenkins, Robert XYagner, Barry Karch, Rollo Richards. Robert Campbell. Barry Hoskins, Douglas Madouse. Ernest Falco, -lames Kirchofcr, Steven Schooley. Row 8: Geraldine XViley, Barbara Schooley. Violet Mc- Candless. Gloria Ebner, Frank Zingone, Anthony Mentasana, Lee XVagner, Bernard Schwar, Keith Metler, Dreher Depew. Raymond Mammana, Linda Richards. Marcia XVoodruff, Phyllis Barron, Gayle Cooke, Karen Dungan, Louanne McKelvey, Karen Norvig, Rosemarie Evanski, Bonnie Banka, Ruth Hodge, Sheila Pacchioli, Carol Hess, Andrey Clark. Row 9: VVilliam Rapp, Richard Snyder. Iames Sulfare. Row Ronald Kline. Barry Seiple, David Boyer, Robert Snyder, Kenneth Rush, Bradford Sampson, Matthew Gualano, XYalter Fehnel. Gladys Kichline, Nancy Dornblaser, Kathy Lee, Sylvia Laubach, Barbara Rice, Muriel Koeher, Patricia Meyers, Jean XVhite. jean XVoodruff. Marie Snyder, Joyce Jones, Carol Demel. l0: Paul Melick, Victor Kurilko, Donald Sargean. Terry Raub. Barry Young. Linda Cassler, Gloria Tomko. Nina Sclioenberger, Barbara johnson, Jessie McFeeley. Mary Regrut. Carol Pyatt, Carol Geftert, janice Fulmer. Lee Anna Davies, Roberta Hodge, Faye Seigfried. Gail Ehrie. Carol Gabor. Mary Ann Palmer. Andrey YVerner, Dolores Bare, Ioanne Leidy. Ruth Ann Deexner, Mr. Richard Shelling. JU ICR JGTTI GS 4? Oflieers of the junior Classg Kathy Betz, Secretaryg Louanne McKclvey. Presiclentg Doug Dohne, Treasurerg Karen Norvig, Vice-President. Louanne McKelvey and Barbara XVeiler are shown selling canned chocolate almonds to Mr. Shelling, the Junior Hingof the--Clnssof Class advisor. The sale of this candy helped sponsor the Iunior Prom. Fred Gibbs and Barry Hoskins are testing their aim during the Junior Class trip to Gettysburg. ,5 A Matthew Gualano examines a cannon at the Gettysburg Bat- tlefield. 58 T l lnnll- I .. -vf fs ' -P' -- ia , , , ' an Members of the junior Honors de- bating teum, Bob Kellogg, Bob Aber, and Barry De Pamphilis plan their strategy during the debate with the Senior Honors team. GPHGMCDRE SCCUPS Sophomore class ofhcus D me Deoms Secretary Robcrt Adams Prcsldult Nhru Sahwqr Trusurcr Crfug Fuehrer VILL Preslclult 5 Sophomorrs trlp the llght fmtlstlc it thelr innual dance the Sophomore Hop QQ Our new gym next years home of the Kmghts of the Court the Ir Sr Prom 1961 Opgn NVMIL Xhss Chun md Xlr Nhtmm Lnort It the Lltlll Bmqmt guru hw sophomorr Jumor md suuor Litm students x not md Scene of 'JJ Dlstrxnt XI wrrstlmg champ Bob CuLzo poses or the photogr lphrr xx 1th hls trophus MNH L' MW .J--er NVclLome to the Sophomore Hop' Held on April 22 t IS years theme was South of the Border -r - .s 'M .. -C' A- - l - - V . ., fn -. I' JK ' 1, A 5- gf OX , I , I ,A D , , A 1 if ' F X x , .' ' '..,' ia ' ' '.', ' 5 ' .' 'K ' ' 1 gf'-U . ' . K., '. g.a ., 'aj g . , , x . 'sm, xx x ' U s C I 1 ' ., Y. - ' -' , V . L..-I 1 , ' L - . 3 I I :D 7 ,,A ' -. ' 11.5--. W. . '-j. M- ' f- f .- . , . . , .' '. 'x. ' X f v fx.. I Aqff, I ' ,. ' -I I I i- ri! ,f rl 1 V , .- 3 I , . x.,-- . ,U N- me , 1 QP' m X ' , f ,M--41 , sp ' lf' , - l k X 1- '. be V .. . ny . . Q .K , . , , ..AM .2 11- Q , ,, ,K I .uh I. . . . . . . - 4 1 .,4. .Y 'L k ,L 5-1 GPHGMGRE Row l: Sanclra Ycisley, joannc St-oblt-, Dolore-5 Sum-s. Karon Piqlalv, Kay Dobbins, Rntli Murray, jo Ellen Azzalina, josvpliinc Clirto, Ronaltl Sim-lilcr, jerry Halin, Carol Plotts, Frvclric-ka Xlarklcy, Susan Eric. Lynn Long, Nlaric Scliwar, Clvnna XYisinvr, Pam Hill, Elainv Dvinarcantcmio, Nlaric Claim-, -loannr Dol Sole. How 2: It-an Ht-ibcy, Nancy Nlann, Virginia Culclvn, Rolwrta Schwartz. l.incla 'l'llt'lil'I'. Gail Krainvr. joseph Franlccnfieflcl, Dorint-l llarti. Gvurgc Hrym- ack, Barbara Ruskilly, -lacqiu-lyn Nlostmv, Bonnim- Biglvy, Rutli XVliitc, Nancy xvCIlIllIlQl'I'. Betsy Vvrvnna. CL-orgcann Kiefer, Doris Staats. Fays' Nlorris, Roberta Snyclvr. 60 Ho H0 W 3: Carol Dn'rTingL'r. Barbara l 1'c'y. Carulv Buzaa. Marislw Bruglvr, Bill XYaltt-rs. 'l'limnaw Blalocli. Antliony Kulvlycki, Bill Trac-li, llivliarcl Rush. Sandy Dv Paul, Bi-tsy Fry, ,lutly Ilawla, jucly I.crc'li, Kim Huniinvl, Sally llixsrm. Pvnny Smitli. Kay Hit-lit:-r. Sancly Hess. Diana- lflnriv. Samlra Donal. W 4: Mary Ann Tolnin, lmuiso NYillainsun, Almly ljalm-r. Barlxira l'lilllNl, Brian Kit-lilim-. jaim-s Clriinin. Holm Aclains. NYaynm- Vngvr. Craig l'1lll'llTt'I'. Cliarlw Brucli, Mary Ann Colclc-n, Sanrlra Hittiiiglvr, Kc-nny Williains, Mariann Caliuon, Diant- Dc-miis. Sandy Bc-artliiiiicci, -lacqiwlirw La Barn: liarluara l.un5l. ,le-an Straus, Sliirlcy Kaist-r. RAQ if in 1 K- 7? 3 x- fi in ,. - Q A. -t KA -..ii AL hiv ug.. - -Y How 5: Bob Lefferts, Steve Rive. jane Snyder, Subaru Now Row Blair, Cathy Carclner. Russell Stone. jeff Parsons. ,Iohn Austen. ,lack Nlesser. Dayicl Regalis, Ronnie Liherta. Frank Nlangino, Tom Castellano. Anthony Sehelvro, Danny NYatterS. Frecl Lancaster. Boll Crnhe. Bruce Holhrook. Rancly Kniper. Dale Nloser. fi: Incly Haas. Colleen NleCarthy. janet Ellieott, Lincla XVirtl1. Naney Xloeer. ,loanne Brairlo. Leona Cyphers. Lincla Fc-imnan, Yiyian Siem-l. Barbara Both. Tony Yerenna. Bob Clnflo. Dick Howey. Douglas Ki-ini. Barry Xiizaelc. Ric-harcl Crnhe, Elini-1' Fri-er, Toni Dm-Sante. Ronnie Telepo. Larry NW-rlv' heiser. T: llenry llaaw. Allan lhm-linian. Carl llelni. Brine l'l.l1l1'IllJllL'll. lioli Xlov-r. Daw- Kolli. liarry xlf'fl7. Fhllllillll Cainpliell, Cflyclv Carpm-liter, llranli Finni- ano. lfarl flrayer. llnxwll Alliert. 'll-cl B1-lla-y. Danny xlllflpfl. lflxyoocl Knanw. laeli llc-eeeli. Row 8: Sherry Garrison. Allan Cressman. John Campbell. Ioe Vierzhieki. Craig XVagner. Vincent Speciale. Dennis Roherts. Ronnie Beiclelnian. Dave Hnegel. Xvillllllll Newhart. Roy Buss. Anthony Pacehioli. Xlike Achenhaeh, Rnssanclra Xin-Nally. David Rnelc. Ric-harcl Uhler. Roh Fisher. Bruce Larison. Dan Christianx. Aloe Ziatyk. How 9: Shirley Allen, XY:1lter Stouclt, Russell Schafer. Xllilter Fehnel. Richard Flowers. Francis Call. Holi- crt Unangxt. Barry XXI-inperl. Hay Fox. Dayicl Ernxt. Anthony Alereia. Ronalcl Frey. Xlarlene Bognalxy. Iolin lletroxky. Pat Ilower. All-recl IIIIH, Eclclie Croller, Gloria Samson. Bruce Appleman. john Ballato. How 10: Toni Ilowarcl. Barry Kehler, Bob Cohen. An- thony Falcone. l'anl Koeher. Bill Sehippers. Boll Anclerson. Brnee Camner. Bill Sinnnerx. Sanclra Benner. Sally Kiefer. Xlargie Mills. Allin-rta Nlanini. Teclmlie Nlonnt. l,incla llones. .lncly Nlilson. Nlr. Stan- ley Carney, fi' 1. X 1 My . 2. 3 ATHLETICS .1 . Q. '15 Hind ,n , ,Lf ' G N ixm , ,, X. Q ' 3 if Q Jim 32? Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson 471091 r-r-n- OOOQDCAO Row 1: L. Shafer, M. Schaffer, F. Aicher, R. Terzino, I. Petrosky, R. Rissmiller, C. Hawk, D. Rissmiller, j. Vanatta, D. Mclnemy, T. Dicker, W. Stoudt, R. Harding, T. Strohl, T. Miller, R. Fehnel. Row 2: L. Dunbar fMgr.l J. Matyas, R. Mammana, B. Schwar, S. Schooley, D. Holland, R. Zacharda, C. Fritts, S. Cawthon, D. Dohne, R. Boger, T. Mentesana, T. Dingle, I. Cooke lMgr.J A. Sandt fMgr.J. How 13: R. NVilson CMgr.D R. Adams, R. Guzzo, L. Wagner, D. Depew, K. Metler, R. Pursel, ll. Piperato, R. Fulton, F. Zingone, I. Vierzbicki, R. Crube. Varsity Football Varsity Football Scores . . , . . .Governor Mifflin 20 20 . . ....,. ....,. . . .. . .Hellertown ...Bangor 12 . Dieruff 0 . . East Stroudsburg 6 . Pen Argyl ,. Parkland ,Emmaus 27 ,. ..Nazareth 20 Coaches: Backfield coach, Ray Waltersg Head Coach, Paul Opitzg Line Coach, Fred Eisenhard. Varsity Football The 1960 football season was not exactly the most successful in the won and lost column, but under head-coach Paul Opitz and assistant coaches Fred Eisenhard and Ray Walters, the team did show some good football. The first game was against Governor Mifflin and the Mustangs were just too much for the inexperienced Warriors. Dave Holland scored for Wilson, but one touchdown proved insuffi- cient for a victory and we lost 20 to 6. Our first home game was against Hellertown. Lack of experience again played the major part in our second defeat. The Panthers took the Warriors 20 to 0. The next week we invaded Bangor. The Slaters defeated the Warriors 12 to 7. Bob Adams, a sophomore, scored the lone touchdown. The bright spot of the season came when the Warriors traveled to Louis Dieruff, the new Allentown High School. Wilson played excellent football and beat Dieruff 7 to 0. Ray Mammana scored the touchdown and Bill Stoudt kicked the extra point. Next, the Warriors went to East Stroudsburg. Our team played on a wet field and could not come up with a victory. The Cavaliers Won 6 to 0. Then the Warriors played at home against Pen Argyl. Wilson overpowered the Green Wave and won 13 to 2. Bill Stoudt and Tony Mentesana scored the touchdowns. Next Wilson played Parkland on our home Held. The Warriors looking for their second straight win scalped the Trojans 19 to 0. Ron Harding, Bob Zacharda and Dick Grube, scored the touchdowns. Ron Harding's touchdown, an 88-yard sprint on the opening kickoff, was the longest touchdown of the season. The Warriors, then traveled to Emmaus where a fleet-footed Green Hornet team defeated us 27 to 13. The 1959-60 season was brought to a close with the annual Thanksgiving Day classic. The Warriors, however, couldn't stop a well rounded Nazareth eleven and we lost 20 to 0. 65 Seniors Football Team Lincmen: Harding, Hawk, D. Rissmiller, Aicher, R. Rissmiller, Vanatta, Stoudt. Bmkfleld butts Holland Mlller ICJ Zlnhardd Cawthon lfehnel ED 1 7fJiL'X.T'l UI!!! 'eau Lmunen Nlnlngmy Dmlxer L Shxfor btrohl Petroblxv XI Snluffgr rll1I'7lIl0 .gk 4 Wil e 4 . I . 1 I v ' I n I 4 1 w 5 I 'M' ,X ZH 11.10 .. K . I . V 'f A' ' 'r E. 'sri '. , 4 - 3 - is 1 r KX V I :if K 2 'K qi ., Vk'yV ' J' A A , , fix EI' , I , . . , , my . 'A K . I' , ' I 4 - fn -..gf atv. X Q ' x I ' J 'I' w 1 x V X H' I x x 4 . . , . . l , , ,. . . K . . . Row 1: NVillia1n Sanclt, Barry Kichline, Clark Roth, joe Martino, Ron Bartholomew, Barry Hoskins, Rodney Smith. Row 2: Bob Young, George Hrymack, Fred Gibbs, Larry Cohen, Barry Young, Neil Bittner, Barry Kehler. llow 3: Barry Meyers, Ron Hazelton, Don Hazelton, Bob Kiefer, Robert Cohen, Matthew Gualano, Gilbert Fehnel, Victor Kurilko, Mr. Harron. SOCCER Coach . ...,... , ,... JAINIES Hfuuiors Co-Captains .. ., . . ,, . MARTIN COHEN, RICHARD lNlCCANN Student Manager ,........, ,.,,., ,.,....,t..,.,.,, B A RRY Mnvrzns Faculty Manager . , , ., . ..,... . ,... .. .. ...., . .. ..jAMras Mrxrmsws This has been the fourth season for soccer at Wilson High School. lnaugurated in 1956 under james Harron's coaching, soccer has steadily gained in popularity. The team has gained in proficiency as the scores attest when compared to earlier performances. ln a total of nine games Wilson scored 14 goals while our opponents scored 25. This compares most favorably with our season four years ago in which we scored but 4 goals to our opponents 46. On the team since 1957 were co-captains Richard McCann and Martin Cohen, also Robert Kiefer. Other seniors on the squad were Larry Cohen, Neil Bittner, Gilbert F ehnel, and Robert Young. Incidentally Robert Young scored three goals. Mr. Harron feels that the soccer teams at Wilson have been continually improving and will improve in the future. He is also delighted at the prospect of playing on the Held adjacent to the school in the future since it will increase student support and boost team morale. Palisades 5 Wilson 1 Bethlehem 5 Wilson 0 Fountain Hill 0 Wilson 4 Southern Lehigh 3 Wilson 2 Bethlehem 6 XVilson 3 Blairstown 1 VVilson 1 Southem Lehigh 0 Wilson 1 Blairstown 4 XVilson 1 Fountain Hill 1 Wilson 1 68 X . v 4-L.-.X ., . ' A V ,ix -...V . , x A L . QflIl'I51Lg.': - ' A .L....,,., ,..,.-,,: ' .M , 'fifiiifi 'Af' Q1 .v.- Q E W, -- rf 1. ' o defy 'N -'53-4 .2 uid :S ' if R. Adams. Baker. f coach l . Varsity Basketball The greatest basketball team Wilson High has ever hadlv This statement could well apply to this yearis basketball team. Our N-L League Champs broke many school records. The Warriors played more games then any other VVilson team-254 won the most games-214 scored the most points in one season-17995 scored the most points in one game-103 and tied the school record for the most consecutive games won-18. The team was led by john Telepo who scored 573 points. john made honorable mention all- state and was a unanimous choice for the first team in the Lehigh-Northampton League. Seniors, -lay Thatcher and Bill Stoudt and Sophomore Craig Feuhrer made honorable mention Lehigh- Northampton League. The Warriors compiled a 16-1 league record to win the league championship. They were defeated in the District XI playoff by the District Xl champions, Catasauqua. 70 Row l: C. Bachman j Nlatyas I. Thatcher Fr Zacharda Row 2: B. Sciplc, D Brown j Telepo, W btoudt XV Row 3: E. Thieme fcolchj S Schooley, C Puchrcr j Hockman, P Lauer D Boyer lmgr J H Lrkcrt WILSON BOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL SUMMARY-1959-60 YVon 21-Lost 4 L-N League: YVon 165 Lost 1 Th cy Palmerton 54 Dicruff 45 So. Lehigh 60 Hcllertown ' 51 F. Hill' 71 Parkland ' 60 Pen Argyl ' 63 Quakertown 0 52 Pen Argyl ' ' 54 Coplay' 73 E. Strouds. ' 44 Phillipsburg 51 Bangor' 51 Nazareth' 45 Fountain Hill' ' ' 65 Fountain Hill' 68 Parkland' 60 Pen Argl ' 55 Copluy' 56 E. Burg' 51 Phillipshurg 62 Bangor' 56 Nazareth ' 51 Hellertown' 65 Catasauq11a ' 68 Lehigh-Northampton League Games Christmas Tournament, Quaker- town, Pa. First-half L-N League Play-off Game District 311 Came Row 1: G. Fehnel, R. Richards, B. Cuzzo, E. Freer, R. Hufnagel, B. Mizack, J. Martino. How 2: V. LeCause fMgr.J, F. Zingone, W. Fatzinger, A. Jacobs, C. Fritts, R. Terzino, R. Boyer, R. Aber, Mr. Zarbatany. Wrestling Head Coach ,.... . .. .. ....,.. ..,..,...,.. A LBERT ZARBATANY Ass-Lstant .,.......... ................,.....,....,. RA YMOND WALTER C0-Captains ,,...., ................. ....... ..,...,.., C HARL E s Frurrs, ALAN JACOBS Wilson 46 Parkland Wilson 23 P'Burg Wilson 34 So. Lehigh Wilson 43 Nazareth Wilson 26 Whitehall Wilson 35 Notre Dame Wilson 13 Easton Wilson 13 Northampton Wilson 11 Allentown Wilson 22 Emmaus Wilson 11 Bethlehem Wilson 24 Dieruff Wrestling was introduced as a varsity sport two years ago under the able guidance of Mr. Albert Zarbatany. It has gained in popularity just as our team has gained in ability. This year the wrestling squad completed a season with live wins, six losses, and one tie. Five seniors were stalwarts on the squad. They were Walter F atzinger, Robert Hufnagel, Alan Jacobs, Ron Terzino, and Charles F ritts, who placed second in the District XI finals. The most celebrated man on the squad was Bob Cuzzo, a sophomore, who wrestled at 127 lbs. He won the WVashington Christmas Tournament and the District XI crown at this weight Although the Wrestling team wlll miss the graduating seniors, the team looks very promising since there are returning lettermen in all but two events. 72 QV gn WL U, MXUN ' VIL .s-04, V SGN XI 1.x rf A 'bw 'Whig 3,2 v agQ K WM-wew N K, ,fn S3225 ..-459' xl . Pg-kai vifsgf-E 'VX f s',f 'UQ em, .Q- u ' 'fm vi? --,,,,,4 'Q . . ' ' n ' - ' J 1 I I lf.,- :gg Row 1: Gerspach, Telepo, Brown, Hosier, Miller, Dicker, Sales, Schaffer, Fatzinger, Brown, Newhart, Castellano, Moser. how 2: Mr. Serfass, Schiro, Vierzbicki, Pursell, Frantz, Schooley, Lacier, Boger, Guzzo Hrymack, Mason, Krutzler, Vlasics. Row 3: Mr. Matthews, Mr. Martenis, English, Helm, Kunsman, Artwall, Sandt, Ruth, Bittner, Dohne, Mangino, Mentensana, Zingone. Track Coach . . ,.... .IFKANK MAHTENIS Assit Coach .,,,. ., ., .,,, ,.,. . ..,. ,..,... , . ...,. ..,,. . . STANLEY SEAnFoss The track team was built this year around a solid nucleus of returning lettermen. They were seniors: Doug Brown, Cary Browne, john Telepo, Tom Dicker, Mike Schaeffer, Ioel Sales, junior Roger Boger, and sophomore Bob Guzzo. Veterans, Walter Fatzinger, Charles Krutzler, jim Moser, and Donald Hosier, along with many talented underclassmen supplied the team with much-needed depth. As the yearbook goes to press, the track team has just begun its season. The team vanquished the Eagles of Nazareth 58-41. The Warriors will also meet such teams as: Hellertown, Parkland, Pen Argyl, Bangor, Phillipsburg, North Hunterdon Regional, and Northampton. It will compete in the Lehigh-Northampton League meet, the Triangle Meet, Bethleham Relays, and the District XI Track Meet. Coaches Frank Martenis and Stan Searfoss predict a very good season. The first track meet should be an indication of the team,s strength. john Telepo threw the javelin 162 feet Q16 feet from the recordj, Cary Browne pole-vaulted 10'-695' fless than a foot from the school recordj, Tom Dicker threw the shot 45 feet, and Don Hosier broad-jumped 19'-4 . 'im ..-Z .11 . 3 X 401 5 Up .Y rl- fx-' 11 sz , Q 9 ' ,dan- 411.501 J ff ' ,iw IGH NAM f r , - 4 ' ,. 2577. 9 3 1- I? Q3 , - 11-50 X X , '4'fe r' , is PQ' X 'QXLSO 3 A HIS BL -lg: . y 1 ,Z B ,V ,gms Track Seniors Charles Krutzler, Cary Browne, jim Moser, and David Pyatt. Q5 4 syi.. SJ 55555 1 I of ff-'ff xl X' Kneelingg Doug Brown and Don Hosier Standing, NValt Fatzinger and joel Sales. Kneeling, Ted Miller and Tom Dicker. Standing, Bob Vlasics, Neil Bittner, Mi e Schaffer, and john Tclcpo. Row 1: Biedleman, Dingle, Fehnel, Unger, Falcon, Adams, Wienperl, Stubler. Row 2: Metler, Fuehrer, Mammana, Hazelton, Hagenbach, Gibbs, Saltem, Kiger, Kocker. Row 311 Mr. Berger, Kurilko, Zacharda, Stoudt, Messer, Martin, Hazelton, Thatcher, Fox, XVi son. Baseball This year's baseball team has started off on the right foot by defeating P'Burg 6 to 3. jay Thatcher went the distance and had 11 strikeouts. He was backed up by an 8 hit assault on the opposing pitcher. The Warriors have four retuming lettermen. They are Bill Stoudt, Jay Thatcher, Bob Zacharda, and Keith Mettler. With four returning lettermen, the Warriors are dark-horses for the league title. Lets hope this year's team will bring Wilson its Hrst baseball title in the school's history. ---,.,.f. ' Ill ,',n--- n 7 h-..,,iu UI .- -. 1355! ! Q HM ml mi f 1 nu Baseball Team Seniors Na Stoudt, Fehnel, Wilson, Mr. Berger, Zacharda ' . X v 'i4xU - E.,-' , , . .., Ag, I. ' WV - ,Q ,.-LSR., S . 1 K' ' ' '- 1.9 tfbu-4. ,, ve., r . I , , f m 4 . -2- ,.v , , . ,.L -ww . M.. L, .jf 1 . '3' 3 .. R. -W ,- Q, .3 ., ., , -4'3qT:'4-Si. 5 e ' hc-2 vi -- 1'-. - e 'frm-,,v. 5 ig. - ,--,pf-NG ' 1':'P'y-635. I, 5, W .. 'w - uw . , Q- - ' -s S.-'Kami , I .. V- t 'K ' , wr- Z lf . mjx, ,L Y E ' , - 'fu 'Is 1.0: Jsiiut.- . ' 'W-wx 3' k A I- '-.'.' 'T aah '14 , . Q .J is lac EQ - 1 . Q- ' . l- ' ' ' FL . N , ., , .- 1 A-- Y- A V Mud 0 . . -3 -V . 1','- '-, V -. 1- 5 ,-aw, ---' , -Q -. -.. -- ' . 4- - ,510 :i.1: . -. ., - 'r-.X 'JH . an 55, ...E x. Y ,,- -li-5-'kx.g, -0. 40, . ' V ' . ' Q l 4... ' 77 mr. Golf Team Coach . .. .... ., .. .xllCHAl:1l. Honox The Wilson golf team, in its second competitive season, has entered into a new Lehigh Valley Inter- scholastic Golf League. The team has been led thus far by Walter Bachman. a junior, who has lost only one match. Senior members of the golf team are Ron Harding, Dick McCann, and Don Grimm. Scores thus far: Chess Team Captain .VVILLIAIH GLANTI C0-Captain . . , STEPHEN Rica Advisor . . ,.,. , . . ROBERT lXlITBIAN The '59-60 Chess Team finished third in the Lehigh- Northampton League with 7-4-1 record. With Mr. Mitman as capable advisor, the team came from fifth place last year to third place this year being edged out of second place by Vg game. Caris, Lancaster, Glantz, Mr. Mitman, Rice, Heictzrnan, Berry. NVilson Wilson NVilson VVilson XVilson XVilson 5 11 Notre Dame M Southem Lehigh 3 Emmaus 9 Southem Lehigh 252 Allentown 3 Emmaus Mr. Horon, Kunkel McC'mn Harding, Bathman Kneeling: Crlmm 10 33-2 12 6 123-Q 12 Girl's Basketball Coach SHIRLEY Gan-'i-'irus Conch Joax -JONES Wilson was well represented in girlis athletics this year by the girl's basketball team. These players, captained by Judy Hartranft and co- captained by Sharon Fern, won the Lehigh-Northamp ton League title with five wins and one loss. The team boosts Kay Mackey and Judy Hartranft as their two top scorers both with ninety-four points for the season. VVilson VVilson Girl's Hockey Row 1: S. Fern, T. Mount, S. Hixon, S. Mackey. K. Hummel, B. Rice. Row 2: A. EL-lc, B. YVeiler, M. Palmer, M. Maurer, M. Cahoon, M. Schoen. Row 3: Miss Griffiths, A. Eb- ner, J. Hawk, L. Reiss, S. Stannard, K. Dungan, N. Schoenberger, B. Sehooley J. Ellicott, Miss Jones, C. 1 Pyatt. Wilson Pen Argyl 49 Wilson Bangor 25 Wilson Fountain Hill 35 Wilson Bangor 29 Pen Argyl 39 Fountain Hill 36 This yearis hockey team, coached by Mrs. Purdy These girls and their coaches, Miss Shirley Griffiths and Mrs. Joan Jones. deserve hearty congratulations tor their fine season. and managed by Kim Hummel and Judy Haas con- sisted of eight seniors, eleven juniors, five sophomores, and two freshmen. Under captain Gwen Epstein and co-captains Joanne Dieffenderfer and Sue Vanover, the team played six games, winning one, tieing two and losing three. The girls deserve much recognition for representing their school in girlis athletics. How 1: J. Hawk, S. Stannard, M. Schwar, L. Reiss, N. Sehoenberger, P. Lutz. ow 2: J. Paul. J. Hartranft M. Newliart, S, Vanover, J. Dieflienderfer, E. Teman. M. Maurer. ow 3: Mrs. Purdy, M. Snyder, C. Schaffer, J. White, P. Meyers. K. llungan, S. Hixon, li. Garner, K. Norvig. -143 Qi-f .fs slain gag :L ,A i M , .M ' l k ' - ' ' Q ' M- 47 -KS 1- f - QQ Q Q Q 5' A n J N .. 4-'Q B NYRLQ' - 'Y ff 4 W Q an 9 FY Xxsjt I VI G W04f x Wo 4 f I Q J ig '89 FQRIU43, X PQRIU45 xyssR,043 1 ' iff-S-? LGI f xwo,g, ' ,aRlo,e5 SWUPI' NW08 1 Q F' Q fn. WVR' ' SRRIUQ .17 p' 41 ....... ...L .- LN, A fi: IYQM V 5 fr M! 151 7 ' 4 wr? fm Row l: Ke-im, Rcgalis, Siebler, Larison. Basketball Ihmw 2: Nivswr, Tolcpo. Unger, FRIICUDC, Kniper, Castellano. Huw FZ: Nlr. Claris. Uhh-r, Rusk. Vicrzhicki, Holbrook, Hahn. How l: Mr. Scrfush, English. Purdy, Blosc, Fugc, Bartholomew, Holdvn, Long, Gimu Brunner, Cohen. ,IV Track How 2: Kurilko, Hertzman, Uhler, Hobcrts, Smith, Specialc. Siebler, xviuiillllh, Pyatt, Pmetorius Call, XVil1iams. Row 1: B. Fenstemiacher, head cheerleader. Row 2: C. Hudock, S. Meyers. How 3: fleft to ri htb C. Feitt, J. Avalon, L. Cyphers, J. Braido, D. Shriver, M. Kocier, K. Betz, C. Jones. 82 Cheerleaders T-E-A-M, Yeah team! Not only voicing a cheer by executing it as well, takes plenty of vim, vigor and vitality. Yet the light cheerleaders are con- stantly seeking and planning new cheers and forms of expression. Life and color is added to football and basket- ball games by the cheerleaders. They are great morale builders during a contestg win or lose their loyalty never wavers. This peppy squad, captained by Bonnie Fen- stermacher boasts four seniors, five juniors and two sophomores. Q s .f .,. ,f w., V lm ' ? 'ix ', . G x N ienflfx -v, Er' , , ,M 1 JP? . . ug , x X ' W -, f 1 x . ' ,f , M QW Q nf -mb Q if 1 K 'pyla X' 2 .- A ' w'- LA. ,A Q im '-E f Y wr 4a Xl' N D 12- y-N, 1- X 1 5 .HHH 'W 'aiggpa A 1 I . sk , 2 ,- fkmk., ,, .,, e 5, if 5 36 ?5',Qg,51. gig x fri, Q A 2' s g 1 u L, gi vfA. an-f ' 7 :Q ,X 5955 , N, H .Q-SW 4 . Af 5 2 Q A ' J, wie! i f?'1A,,-5559 , 7 W' ' iii? Q wixblgxz few , . ' 7' ' , Q , i 5 Tfg3.5g3g,.,,, . ,QQ fw 4 ,Q 1: V ,. - - W' , -2' , 753 A i Q mmf V ff' W' A, f 'lag-:WAN S ujxf' P 4 59 S' 1 , Na 1 Y I 5 W .. ,7 ,fi if J 1 z I jfs . . -55? L. , . Tp K' V I ' psf. 5' 3 ' ' 351 . 7 'Ex f -. g . 5 , fy? Q+,:Y 4 me K Xi ,ik :JN K ll hr Q ,MHS , . f,bf:g..r+1f A lx g, i 4 . ' ,L ' KM, Lifgzai L i J R J 5, W ,,..,. U in if Q' K . f 1' r 'I' mf' . V 1 1-gpg 1 , ' ' ' W 'A 2 - v ii Qmi:+x3.igf1 f' ,L fl fri? , yy , .1 . ,X ... G If 0. YP 5 3' 1.33 , Q J C 'Q X 1 Q, -N,A .... 4... o 4 ll 0 S I f X K ...f- .Q ., ' I W .L ' -F' f x x E A 4 t Al -ww .-'owl v-l1liC5'lCl I 7. i l . I-5 -f,fU,z ...M . , is y 2.35 MQ.. ,www in qt xl Row 1: -I. Davey. Al. Kane, P. Hill, V. Carlson, j. Garner, C. Hess, T. Miller, D. Beck, K. llow Davey. 2: ll. Racler, S. Rice, XV. Setzler. M. Brugler. C. Dimmiek. F. Smic-kle. C. Gardner. Xl, l'lL'1J,'I'1lt, B. johnson. Row 3: XY. Trach, H. Davey, S. Hageman, NV. Rhoacles, j. Mumaw, J. Filer, H. Morris, B. Kwstenhaclvr. P. Kostenbaclf-r. Huw -4. AI. Nlesser, ll, Bath. B. Mertz. B. sa-plc, -I. Curnow, B. C-ary, D. Happel, NV. XValters. Band lloxx lluw A. Kulczyeki. ' 51 R. Moser, R. Bmselielcl, D. Nlelick, R. Kline. P. Lauer, j. Kirchofer, R. Aber, R. Kellogg, B. XYilliains. R. Rush. R1-xv T: C. Heitczman. R. Gruhe, NV. L1 G: VI. Sullari-. -I. SL-him, C. Carpenter. NV. Rapp. D. Rohn, R. Liherta, j. R1-maly, C. Rapp. Row lg Xlr. File-r, Grey, Baker, Rasely, Kroening, Morris, Mr. Sherry. Senior Band Members Huw 2: Doyno. Yeager. Rice, Shriver, Schoen, XVannan, XVirebach, Cray. How S31 Miller, Nlessinger, Siegel, Heffner, Gerspaeh, Regrut, Rubenstein, Rohn, Nletzgar. Row 1: C. YVagner, C. Laeff, G. Hutnik. Twirlers Row 2: P. Roberts, C. Tillman, N. Kashuba, V. johnson, B. Bastka, D. Smith, C. Wagner Fern, N. Stump, B. Saltern, B. Sales, C. Buss. Band Director .... ..., .. ...,,..... PAUL W. FILER Assistant Director ,.,... .. ...,,,..., RONALD SHERRY Student Director .,... ,.,. . HKENNETH NIETZGAR Head Maiorette . . ..,. ...CAROL ANN LAEFF Substitute Twirlers Standing poised and pretty arc sub twirlcrs Cindy Pickel and Gail Koplin along with their advisor, Miss Steuber. llirwtm' Nlu. RONALD P. SHI-IHHX Dance Band Stmlvnf Iliriwtni' Kbixxieiii XII-:'i'lc:,xn Thr- Dziucc Baud has sm-t us its purpusv to pcrtoriu popular iuusic and iutc-rprvt uiuclt-ru jazz harmonics. Tho group pvrtorms at various school mluucvs :uid ut thc- lJum-v liuucl Assviulily. Ilirvctur Mu. Row,xI.1J P. Suitnm Orchestra Sfllflfllf llirvrtur Kuxxiiiu NIm'zc:Aic it , x X 2 A 'l'h0 aim of this musical group is to cxplori- orclivstrul litci'ut1ii'0. .-Xu opportunity is givvu for students who play string instrumvuts to join with otha-r iustrumcntulists in pt-rloruiiug 011-lu-sti'ul music. Thi- Ul'Cll0Sfl'li cutcrtuius ut ussvinhlivs, cluss pluys, uucl tht- umuuil Christmas pugcuut. Thi' Spring Coucvrt is thc- highlight ul thi- yvair. 1 A. l'xIlll'fj'L'l'il. C.. Curcluvr, H. Morris. C. Sairofl. ,I. Rum-, xVf'IllllIlgt'I', M. Schwar. . lm:-. ul. Curuuw. S. Vunuvvr. K. Frau: llim l K Him 2. I. Nluiuuxx. Nl. Sp-liuvu. XY. Hlimiclvs, K. Him: j. Yvuger, l'. Hill, C. Grey, H. Baker, Nl. Xlurris. Y. Curlsou, C. Rust-ly. B, Svugull. C. Kmvuing, S. Cray. C. W'irclmch, S. l.auil1z1c'h. Xl. Rcgrut. R. Nlvssingcr. limv 53. Xlr. Sh C. Rupp. XY. Rupp. urry. li. Hill:-r, P. Lulu-r, H. Hiilwiistviri. H. Brzxsvlic-lcl. L. lloyno, K. Metzgar. ll! Mixed Chorus Row l: Lauer, Metzgar, Rubenstein, Aber, Boger, Kocher, jones, Younger, Smickle, Yeager, Cyphers. Row 2: XVilson, Hahn, Kuper, Gary, Lincoln, johnson, Gibb, NVismer, Roberts, Siegel, XVnnuan. llow 3: Carpenter. B. Schwar, B. Siegel, NVirebach, Rhoda, Frace, Gardner, Kane, Laubach. Advisor , .RONALD P. SHERRY Accompanist ..,. , , . , JUDITH KANE Assistant Acvompanist ,. ,SYLVIA LAUBACH The Mixed Chorus is a choral group composed of senior high boys and girls organized for the purpose of training students in the fundamentals of group singing. The chorus gives num- erous conceits during the school year and participates in the Christmas Program and the Spring Musical. This year the chorus sang at the Northampton County Home, the Williams Township School, and various churches. Now 1: B. Long, Maurer, VVhitehead, Schoen, Dieifenderfer, C. McCartney, Cumow, Rohn, Nlcssinger, Kirchofer, Seiple, Rutman. llow 2: Brown, Hill, Siegfried, McFeeley, M. Schwar, Sigafoos, Bird. Boyer, Kurilko, Rapp. Cerspach. Row 3: Hageman, L. Long, Richter, Rice, Hodge, L. McCartney, Dungan, Meyers, Ruschman. Kulczycki, Kline. The Singing Band Boys 5 I The sound of music . ,........i, N1ay11iml Coxlscrvutory iii iii iiiiii mi Yu H P ,.v..,, 1 X1 Filcr's cracked band ,du .w 'T'T'a. TTVTTTm KLK ,G ' 81? ssg dx ,, yy in ' v 114 E? Thi' uHigllStCppCl'SH 1950 At the band QOUL1-rl ' .A z W Y ,V,k . I ' . X R s ng 1 The 'Blue and Gold' enjoying thc gauuv. Thu 4 Flats Honky I And, boy, how wc umlcl llkll'IllUIliLl'!.Y xq V 'sz I - Q f .1-,, OO. V, WILSON BOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL - 1 ' ' it H 'r1y -If - ' ' fi - O...ff 'I' '. - , ,O tl by x-. N. Of. Ml 2, O tx ... ' f f, Q - -. 1' WL' ' O ' .5 O I S .Lxn I A ,X , 'VA V lx N J ff ' N' ' I If , ' M rx X ,Af , O . 4 F R ,A s av M at S.. It f fi ,g gg O f f 2 l ' O, Aff, 2 y ' 17 qz at ' ' .Q x??i'f.,2 ' I . f W it I v' I , 4 F 1 Ky V 5 P' 'I 'I 4 'VP' Emma .O Q tg 1 Q .W 3' 3 3 A I .F AOHQ Alma Mater De ir Alma NI Itfvr XV1l5o11 High For thee our cus xx 1th IJILSSIIIQQS shme Our lou me frgdv glw to thee Our lunclest thoughts lrc all for thee Bene ith thx Blum 'md Gold we stand Dear Alml NI ztu kuowlcdqc 5 shrme Em xptuucl xuth kmcl thoughts do wc nc do xuld om lou so 4 I iuc YI llSOll Iilgh cle nr NX IISOII I lf' 1' Nllson alt ll for m nm X XX 1th h zppx mcmucs of the hours I omg m ny thx te lchmgs of tht 'lnuth XVhtn wt xurc L,lIlII'lllLf taus or flouus Bc Quulc md prtupt fm thy xouth PILPIFIIIQ for our CILSIIIIICS To the IISIIIIQ flXTlL of XVIISOH Hlffh JI ,p l i - b V O s l I l 1 if J O aw I 9 O 9'V Qiq O J 3 I ' A X ' 4 I i A z A O i , 3 ' . ' . I ,., , . .' , . .' . . ' V v I r x I x 1 ' ' 2 x xg -' - K L- 1 I 1 , n ' xl if 1 L 1 ' - Q ml ' 2 A i X , x K I - 1 , In proud army, 11 loyal hand. 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X PreseNTed by X-X X The Class ot H60 S Wilson Borouji-w Hijh School November I9 and JI, IQSQ CLJVTQIN SWSPM i 4' , iw li f if lx Batter Loma along K1lllLtlV fx A . A'I'm going to div. -s' --J' . N., v ,. 1 wi' Heros Wfilsonis auiswcr to Max Fuctol Wm The Plot thlclxens If you dont hh tm you go pidt Head me something from East Lynne, em yourself me Cast Standing: Hubie, Danny, Olivia QTl1ursday nightl, In- spector Be-lsie, the judge, Mrs. Terrance. Seated: Olivia CSaturday nightl, Mrs. Bramsons, Nurse Libby, Dora. Oh, look. Heros an picture ot the murdered woniunf' NVell, you do know there was il woman missing. 5 i E K . 1 t i X s 4 2 f 5 The evidence has on every There Danny, that ,ll fix you point been conclusivef, up.' me Cbaracfers Qin the order of their appearancej The Lord Chief Iustice ........................ Leonard Dunbar Mrs. Bramson .......................................... Linda Warman Olivia Grayne Mrs. Brarnsonis niece fThurs.j Io Ann Serfass QSat.J Constance Selzippers Hubert Laurie Olioia's beau ..., ...... C lifford Campbell Nurse Libby .................................... Margaret Mayberry Mrs. Terence the cook ........ ......... D olores F irniano Dora Karkoe the maid ....... ........ C arol Anne Buss Inspector Belsize ............. ......,.............. I oel Sales Dan ...................,.................... ........ M attlzew Swetonic Before the Play-The Court of Criminal Appeal, London. Acts I, II, and III-Sitting Room of Forest Corner, Mrs. Bram- son's Bungalow, Essex, England. fjzc Staff Director .................... .,..... M r. Bernard Black Student Director ................................ Clibtord Campbell Tickets and Publicity .................... Miss Alberta Cline, Miss Lorraine Steuber and Miss Helen McHugh Student Assistants ................................ Marlene Sclioen, Elizabeth Younger and Mary Ann XVortlzingt0n Photography .................................................. Allan Teger Properties ................. ........ A liss Sandra lobst Student Assistant ..... ............ D arlean Smitli Make Up ................ ...... ll Irs. Helen Sergers Student Assistant ...................................... Lezlam Huston Scenic Design ............,.,....................... Mr. Willis Happel Assisted by members of the A11 Classes. Staging ......................,........................... Mr. jolm Derkae Assisted by members of the VVood Shop. Graphic Arts .....................,........ Mr. Harold M. Reppert Assisted by members of the Graphic Arts Shop. Cover Design .......................,..............,......... Elaine Smitlz Lighting ...................,.......................... Mr. Louis Carzlell Student Assistants .......................................... Lee Doyno. Robert Miller and Don Herritl yi- SENIQR HIG 5' FF' Ds'h'c'lix's' C,11mpln-ll llIltlS llis mzml 1-S. n 4 I Shu f 1 f lil si 111 clam t lm .llllll fl 13 Q39 S. F3 92341. Wai 15? fu ff: l 2 l -.I 5 ' N, ' A 53 gif! Al U :X11UlllK'l'xYl'lli? c: tlu' hull, cll'l'K'llVVlt'll Yillngl- IIIOVKW to NYILS. '-N 'N s lf ,ji Ol In ,aah --1' C King full, 4'l'ml lfrith .mil still' Dlllllll 7 a if a .216 .35 G ' 5 fu , , L 2 f ' i ,ff ' ,ff r x I '4'ai.z'?w3 'A fix-, f' f 5.5. f Q ' ., 5- 3- . ,A Q x N 2 Q1 'Jes Melnolres Xlirslill lx Bmtf Nh Bu lu Literary and Sports Les Mfimoires Editors Seated, Editor-in-Chief, Chris Curncsaleg standing, Business Nlunagcr, Sandy Smitlxg Circu- lation Manager, Arlt-nc Baiggcstg Sports, Bill Stondtg Assistant Eclitor, Cwvn Epstcin, Pliotog' rupliy, Allan Tvgc-rg Literary. Nlutt SWL-tonic-g Art, LL-ilani Hustong Layout, Dick Nlvssin- gcrg and Art, Elaine Smitli ' :Eh H U iii? ? V X F 5 ,K 3 VH gi' 'V' Q1 if-ff 4 4 . . I 5 'I VI I N I .IV 'V i L Egg - QM i ' - I .4-' .:. f ' I- I -A Iii il 1 Echo Literary Echo Editors lllll II XI L11 111-r, Xlzlrlvm-Svl1rn-111 Plur- t 1 1 Xllm ll ll l'XlI ll Xurxllq l,.lf'I'l1l. RUIIIIIC' vlly : . N 'Q Yrwxx. I :mug Spcvrtx, ll.uxl-5 lwm lm l'1-.ltlmy l.lml.1 Xxdlflllllll ll ulllluf, Illvk Xll'NNlIljL4'l'1 .mc Xll llNYl'Il Ifpxh-irl. - , ' UI'-H1-cflIIt'l. Lvl- llillllll Ntllllllllli, BIINIIIVNN N mtl cl Lcllt How 1: IC. Smith, P. Hill, l'. N14-yvlx. Cf. Pickl-I. K. livin, I. Xlc'l'Ae-vlm. Il. Xl.lINlIllll. N Xl How 2: Nliss Iolmst. Y. Sivgzfl, C. NYi1'c'lmclx. l.. l'.l'lIllll1lll. I. xllllllLlNX. S. X.lIlUXL'I I liumxu H. BLlkt'I'. J. jolmxtcm. C, Cookv. l 'cf E., .. gem Hmx' 53: T. Sic-gp-l, l'. Laulcr, Nl. SNYt'fUlllC', D. llusu-13 NI. Cjllllvll. .-X. Kllll'lfl'lxl, XX l llflll tl , :Qxmmm How l: Miss Mooney, D. Fimiuno, A. Notter, C. Kichline, D. Shriver, B. Bastka, A. Baggest, Echo Business Stas' C. llc-luni. Row 2: C, Curiu-sale, L. Lincoln, P. Roberts, j. Kant-, j. Curnow, C. johnson, B. Fenster- inzwlu-r, E. 'llc-ingni. NEWS STAFF: Harriet Baker, Bonnie Marshall, Cindy Pickel, Phyllis Barron, Linda Feininan, Kathie Betz, Anthony Kulczychi. FEATURE STAFF: Donald Hosier, Matthew Swetonic, Terry Siegel, joy Ann Johnston, Susan Vanover, Jessie McFeeley, Phillip Lauer, Pam Hill. SPORTS STAFF: Martin Cohen, Marilyn Maurer, Carol VVeitt, W'alter Fatzinger, Keith Metler. Charles Bruch. ART STAFF: Elaine Smith, Vivian Siegel, Gail Koplin. Craig Xvagner. HEADLINE STAFF: Carol XVirebacl1, Peggy Mayberry. Peggy Wright, jo Ann Mumaw. Pat Myers. CIRCULATION STAFF: Anita Notter, Bonnie Fensterniacher, Lorraine Lincoln, Christine CLll'llt'SHl0. jucly Curnow, Judy Kane. Ginny johnson, Peggy lloherts. TYPINC STAFF: Carol lleluin, Arlene liaggest, Eva Teman. Carol Mary Kiehlint-. Bonnie Bastka. Dianne Schrivf-r. ADVISORS: Miss Sandra lohst and Miss Norma Mooney. National Honor Societ Karen Frau: lends the uvw Honor boclcty members in tlxvir plcclgc. How 1: E. Youngcr, S. Smith, Nl. Morris. UI. Ilia-ff:-mlm-rfm-1', NY. H1-ffm-r, Xl. Sq-lxovn. K. Frau Nl. Nlamrcr. I.. Hosicr. Mr. Zurbzltanly. y Hmm' 12: l'. Lum-r. C. Xxviftbllfll, L. Linuoln, C. Ham-Iv. A. Notts-r. NI. Gibb. I. Nlclfvvlvv I3 Nialrslmll, K. Bvtz, C, Pic-ki-I. B. NVQ-ilvr, H. B:usfk11,'l'. Nh-ya-rs. K. Ric-1-, c:ilI'IN'Mlll',-N Row 53. H. Rissmillm-r. G, Ile-itxmam, D. Rissmillvr, XY. lfutzingcr. B. Dm-pmnpluilia, R. ZAlL'll1ll'il.l ll. Ilowlvr. R. Alu-r. Nl. Swm-tonu-, XX. btouclt, D. Grimm, xl. Sul:-s. S Sc-lmolvy. H. Hoclitv. af Q X XII, XYilhx Hnppvl, Mrs, Alhvrt Ilvp- Nhvr. C.lTill KichliII1'. annul Aln.IIIIII' XIII- 4? . . . :naw filhl' Dtlft In an p.IIIvl dm-IINNIIIII Im tmlmx N t'tlllt'IltlUII prIIhlvIIIN, Q-4 it 'M 'A 3 1 liai- fi .-.Mi M7 ' f .f' in The XI. Alton Richards Chuptcr ut NVils0n has il thrve fold pIII'p0se-svlectivc l'9C1'lliflH6I1t, the Iliscovcry and t'HC0llI'llgCITR'llf of sinccrc and suitable students for the teaching careerg the stuclcnts' service to the schoolg and the cxplomtion of the teaching career. The members have nrivIItc'd svvcnth gmdc and kincl0rgzII't0II pupils. visited colleges, participated in COIlVOI1ti0US, and Imw- 4-stuhlishcd II pTOQl'11I1l of ouch-t tmIchiI1g. Iinw lg XlilIlOXl'I', SQIIIII-II. S. Smith, How 13: XIIIWI1 Bluill Nll'yt'I'5. XIUFUU- 4 XIIIISIIIIH, Husivr, NIIIIIIIIW. Bzwtkn, Ivy, Rica: Lllllbilfll, DI-PIIIII. Kiclm- P,'Qf'S'f1f 1f, l r1Ic'I', Balkvr, NTIS. Scwvrs, hnv, Lincnlii, xY0flIliIlQt0Il, Rvgrnt. X,'f'f P'C-5 f1C ' BrIIglur, K.llll'. hI.lXlJt'I'l'j'. TIIIIIAI- ?f,f f'fUfU V 4 Q Wllu' I rrirzszlrcl' How 2: IIIIIIIISUII. SIIFIYLT, Cfrcy, V. Ililpmrifm Slllitll. Xl.ll'hlt'y. cjtillvll. ljydll, Pgrligmgnfglriglyg lylblltl. l'1L'iIllllilIl. lDUHL'lll'7. F, Eh- Hmm' bl: I iIIIi.II1o. Hvhn. Lu: A. Eh- Agffl-il,-0,4 IIIII1 l'iI-ki-l. lll'I', llllllgfilll, XYiI'L'l?ilL'l1, Notts. Rupp. Russ-ly. XYI'rIIvr. fTllI'llUXV. Cilmh, XYumlrIIfI, lllllllllll'l, Sllllllp. -.I ,- 4. Future Teachers of America JOANN RIUMAII . , LoIs HOSIER BONNIE RIAIISHALI, . KAREN FRACE BONNIE BAsTK,x SANDRA SBIITH Mus. HELEN Sizvnns ltow 1: -I. Nitehkey, C. Schaffer, N. Sehoenberger, K. Haag, G. NValters, j. Hartranft, Ceffert. I. Ifuhner. C. Potter, Mr. K0 lin. C. P 1 How 2: D. Huppel, N. liosley, H. Thompson. K. Kleekner, H. lndoraito, S. Henn, L. Samlt. D. Templeton, -I. NVinger, B. lleller, D. Dorso, F. Meyers, D. Paeehioli. future Business Leaders How 3: E. Nuugle, C. Demel, S. Bartok, 1. Euler, B. Faust, M. Fethenuuu. D. Evans, D. Illiek. HI. Pzull. B. Speciale, N. Eickoff. l'rcsizlcnt .. juniru HAH'rnANr'r Vin' President . , , jorcis XVALTERS Sur'retary-Treasurer KATHERINE HAM: Advisor . . , , GLENN R. KOPLIN The Future Business Leaders' club is made up of commercial studenth from the 11th and 12th grades. This club helps its members to realize the opportunities and responsibilities in the business world. The club's activities include talks, demonstrations and tours of business estab- lishments. Iloyu- xY1lltl'l'N, Alucly Ilurtruntt. and Kitty llauxg speak with gi eosmetologist clurin! '1 lfuture Business I 4 l K . . . , , 'zu ers meeting. i Q ', ,4 P v I w S4-llin! lmoolx L'0Vl'I'5 for tlu- Hi-Y urn' Bill H:-Hm-r ilINl H2lFX'f'3' Fvinmzm. . yy? I Hi-Y .Lex l A',g The Hi-Y has solcl boostvr carcls. l't'l:l'0SllI11Cl1tS at football gzunes. YVilson bookcovcrs, and numv curcls this year. The lliglllight of thc yvzlr was il tllrcv clay conference in Germantown. How l: Al. IH-troslxy. H. XYilson. R. Kicfvr. R. XlcC1mn, 'l'. Din-lu-r, H. Fvinmun, N. Xie-ntc-sallam. K, Nlvtzgur. H. 2.14-11.11-4I.1. Nlr. H4-ffm-r. ow 2: lf. Clilnlmx. I. Nlutyus. li. Yamow-r. T. Slurivvr. Cl. Hrymuck. H. Hulwnstcin. R. Holly- i1'Af 5'i'le l, HARVEY FUNMAN woocl. H. IlIll'll1llll'l. l'. lil-lwlvr. A. Kulcvyn-ki, :'C0'5f9S1f f, lf . BIEJB Z'GCHARD.-K . acre ary . EN . ETZGAB T . A' 1' X . 3 new qs. xi 1.1-ctmm-. xl. Coll.-11, C. lfrms. R. Hauling. H. rang.-f. IJ. Dolmv. cz. Kupcr. s. C1fjZff',fe' Nl3fQ.Kl'fQ2ETQQ Sc-llool -xg Cl, IIl'l'lIll1lll.VI'.slY'f7l1l.xY. L' fc R. A l A A A A A A 4. ' 'W V- 4 Ulm' Scrgmrlt-rl!-Arn1.s . Tuoxms DICKEH Sturlcnt Corzncil RCIH'l'S'C7lfllffl'C Bon KIEFER on -1: -I. Coolw. li. kXlu'tlcr. D. Boyvr, X. Bittnvr. D. Brown. P. Soxvr, -I. ,l1ll1l'CUXViCll. nl. T4-le-po, XY. Clgmtz. XY. Hn-llnvr, YY. Stouclt. C, Fuelmre-r, I.. lDllTll5ilI'. 5 E E f l 'S Student Council Members of the senior high Student Council discuss the sale of blue and gold shakers. Seated are Kathie Betz, Bonnie Fenstermacher, Linda Fein- man, Joan Helm, Pat Behler. Stand- ing behind them are Tom Castellano, Ted Miller, president, Dick Holly- wood and Bob Zacharda. President H .. . ,... .... ..... . T ED MILLER Vice-President .. .. ,.....,... ROBERT ZACHARDA Secretary ,.,.. .,,.,,, . .BONNIE FENSTERINIACHEH Treasurer ., .,..,.., ,....., . ROBERT KrE1-'ER Advisor ., . ,,.., MR. josEPn D. CERBER Through membership in the Student Council W.H.S. students have an opportunity to be instrumental in running their school government. The council also tries to foster a good relation- ship between the faculty and the students who they represent. Among its many activities during the year were: the annual magazine campaign, Christmas dance, selling cockes at basketball games, selling pennants and shakers during football season, and the purchase of audio-visual and equipment for the school. 1 an Mr. Gerber and student council members Bob Vanover, Chris Camesale, Brian Kichline, Ron Liberta, Peggy Rob- erts, john Pi arato, jeff Pierson, VVayne Un Yer, Muriel Kocher, Sandjy Hageman, and Jessie MeFeel'ey, review some pamphlets on the audio-visual equipment. K 5 SON . fx N 'M I wg .1 1 4 I x .3 Future Nurses Club President Boxiwus xVERKHEISEH Vice-President SANDRA Mrarxzns Secretary . NANCY KASHUBA Treasurer . .. Sul: YETTER Advisor Mas. VICTOR Scruno The Future Nurses Club acquaints its members with the fundamentals of nursing. Featured as programs were guest speakers, films, and group discussions. The main activities of the year were Held trips. Sue Yetter takes Sandy Meyers temperature while jeanne Strauss. Joanne DclS0le, Diane Ehrie, Nancy Kashuba, Bonnie XVerkheiser. Niary Lee Morris. and Carol Feitt watch. Nlembers of the Future Nurses Club Carolyn McGee, Nancy Vandergrift, Mary Ann Hoskins, Brenda Eisel, Paula Moser, Dolores Bare, Paula XVorth, Carol Beishline, ju y XVeaver, Nancy Brotzman. und Shirley Conrad practice reading Z1 thermometer. ' Bonnie l'-t'11Stt'I'Ill.lL'llL'I' allows .ui eye chart to Carol Raub. Lax erue Reiss. Verna Border. ,loan Davies, Ruth Hodge. jo Xlurgia. Pat Rihaudo. Carol Kit-hline. and judy XYilson. Sophomore Y-Teens President .......,,,,.,,. Vice-President ....,,. Secretary .,.,.....,.,.,. Treasurer .............,..... Program Chairman ,.,... Advisor ....,,........,..A.,. . .DIANE DEoN1s BARBARA BOTH ....,,-IOSEPHINE CUn'ro jo ANN BHAIDO . SANDRA BEBADINUCCI Miss SANDRA Prisrsn Looking over the minutes of the previ- ous, meeting are: seated, Virginia Colden, standing, Sally Kiefer, Carol Derringer, Nancy VVinger, Mary Ann Cahoon, jo Ellen Azzalina. The Sophomore Y-Teen Club, under the supervision of Miss Sandra Pfister has been very busy this year. Activities for the year included selling programs at football games, presenting an assem- bly program, and a fashion show, participating in a bake sale and making centerpieces for Christmas. Discussing the agenda for the following Sophomore Y-Teen meeting are: Barbara Roth, Miss Pfister, Diane Deonis, jo Ann Braido. Seated are: Io Curto and Sandra Beardinucci. Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens arc helping their capable vice-president Sue Yetter make la.ns for the next Y-Teen meeting. In the ilont row is Barbara Fretz, Bonnie XVerlcheiser, Gwynne Grey, Charlotte Jones, Joyce Jones, and Connie YVills. In the back row are Miss Swartwood, Karen Frace, Sylvia Rufe and Ioan Paul. Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens President Vice-President .o.... Secretary ,........... Treasurer .... Advisor .JOAN YEAGI-.ia USUSAN YE1'rER .................,.....CONNIE WILLS . ,.,,..,..,...,. BONNIE XVERKHEISER . JULIA ELLEN SWARTVVOOD The purpose of the Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens Club is to grow as a group, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, to grow as a person, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. Its school activities include the presentation of the Y-Teen assembly and joint Y-Teen-Hi-Y meetings which are held once each semester. The Y-Teen Club is also active in com- munity affairs. 1 ,feng President Joan Yeager counts hands for the favorite club delegate to be sent to the Y-Teen Mid-XVinter Conference. Seated in the first row are Carol XVirebach, Joanne Dieffenderfer, Marilyn Maurer, and Judy Cumow. Second row, Nancy Kashuba, Jessie McFeeley, Peggy Roberts, and Ginny John- son. Last row, Christine Camesale, Kathie Bletz, and Mary Jane Gibb. Members of the Bowling Club look on as Tom Young and Lenny Dunbar go after strikes at Bar-Don Lanes. la wa ni Bowling Club Advisors ,. , . , ..FmsnEmc:K EISENHAKD, jAMss MATT:-usws, PAUL OP1Tz Through membership in this club, students are instructed in the many facts of skillful bowl- ing. Later on in the gear members of the Bowling Club are given an opportunity to practice what they have learned y bowling on some of the many lanes throughout the area. Dick McCann and Ronnie Rissmiller prac- tice their bowling skills at Bar-Don Lanes. Science-minded students of the astronomy club are shown above examining a telescope. Pic- tured are john Remally, Robert Pursell, Mr. Muschlitz, Daryll Billman, Cary Rapp, john lgpgrato, Raymond Mammana, and Richard a er. Astronomy Club President .... . . , ,.,., ...RAY luAMMANA Vice-President ....... . ., .......,. JOHN PIPERATO Secretary ,.,,... .,.,. ........,,.... . , ROBERT PURSELL Treasurer .4.,,.... ...,,.. A NTHONY NIENTESANA Advisor .... .. ,,....... ........,.., .......,i..,, ...,.... ,.., . I A Miss BIUSCHLITZ The Astronomy Club was formed last year in order to instruct its members in the use of the telescope for viewing heavenly bodies. Discussions are also held concerning the nature of the great universe in which we live. XVhat'S the object at which everyone is loolung It's a telescope thatys being inspected by mom- bers of the Astronomy Club. Kneeling is Conv Krutzler, and standing in thc buck are Tom Shriver, Bob Fulton, john Garner, Tony Men- tesanta, Drehcr Depew, Charles Krutzler. Rod Kuller, and Pat Behler. Biology Club Advisor ,. , President . Secretar Treasurer MR. R1.1Nc:zn XVAYNE UNCEH . y- ' lj.-XNIEL Cmsruxs Vice-President ., ,.... . ., BARRY BIIZACK To gain a Working knowledge of biology is the basis for the accomplishments of the Biology Club. Under Mr. Klingerls able direction, mem- bers collect and mount specimens, perform dis- sections, and learn the use of the microscope and slide preparation. Those members of the Biology Club who are attentively watching Mr. Klinger demonstrate a micro-projector are Dave Regalis, XVayne Unger. Charles Bruch, Dick Howey, jim Grimm, Bob Crube, and Barry Mizack. new ,AN Rl Ill! :HIE uuagi III 5 nuvuggfj uulsungf ., ,,.. Members of the Biology Club studying anatomy arc Richard Uhler, Mike Auchenbzlcll, Barry Nlcrtl, ,loc Vicrrlxiclc. Vinci- Speciale, David Kolb, jack Messcr, XVultcr Stoudt. Ronald Beidelmun, Tony Alerciu, Dam Christian, Bill Newhurt, Dulc Moser, and Bruce Hagenbuch inspect the phalanges of the Biology lab skeleton. 112 i QLIDER BELTS if ' 'f' 51 ' 54 G X , .QQ ,X X, Model Club Adowgr . ..........,.A.,..,...,. jouN Dznnr The maklng and assembhng of models is the prmclple act1v1ty of the Model Club Th1s club provldes the student wlth the opportunity to work Wlth models ln a group under supervlslon The ludgmg of the models and the honoring of the wmner IS the hlghhght of the year isa if L. Q .nr ? ' Z' Chess Llub President XVILLIAINI GLANTZ Vice-President STEPHEN RICE Treasurer . Rlcirmium BIxAsEIfIELn Secretary LEEANNA DAvIEs Aduisor Honrznr NIITBIAN The two main functions of the Chess Club are to instruct new members in the fundamentals of chess, and the formation of a team which mccts all area schools in competition throughout the year. I -. , 2 s W NF. tg. is-u tl ' an K l- 5 ' h N,-ff t fe, l'+'l Enjoying a thrilling game ot chess are: john Schanewolf, Bob Barnett, Don Chegwiddcn, and Floyd Best. Hrs Concentrate!! Concentrate!! Bob Lan- caster, Eric Caris, Lee Berry, Robert Fischer, Tom Kocher, and Craig Fuchrcr are exercising their brains on a healthy game of chess. Sitting around playing chess nndcr the instruction of Mister Mitman are: Tcrry Gibbs, Stephen Rice, and XYilliam Clantz. Standing arc: George Hcictznnm, Richard Brascficld. Discussing one of their new books under Miss McHugh's guidance are Rich Snyder, Fred Gibbs, Don Bercaw, Bill Wemer, Barry Meyers, Dave Holland and Marian Sames Standing behind them are Gail Koplin, Den- nis Mclnemey, and Carol Nlosags. Great Books Club Advisor Miss HELEN NlCHUGH The purpose of the Great Books Club lb to offer students who like to read an opportunity to establish criteria for judging the value of a book by read1ng analyzing and discussing the book. The books, which are selected and purch lsed by the members have made outstanding contri butions to human nature and human understanding Discussing the latest novels of the day are: Ronald Rissmillcr, James Ralph, Robert Kellogg, Matthew Gualano, Howard Hoff- man, Bonnie Benka, seated, and Lee NVag- ner, Dick Snyder, NYible Sales, and Fred Gibbs. Discussing some new additions to the library are: Priscilla Kostenbader and Barbara Fretz, sitting, Charles Hawk, Xlary Benson, Bob Unangst, Danny Xioffo and Brenda Snndt. in-Q.. Reserve the newest book with these library club members: Dick Flowers, jane Snyder, Daniel NVatters, Sharon XVenninger, Harry NVyant. Mrs. Sloyer, Elwood Knuuss, Sandra Yeisley, Joanne Scobel. Library Club Advisor .....,........,...,.,., ., . . ,. . .Mus Dorus Si.oYun Members of the Library Club help the librarian by delivering overdue notices and working behind the desk. Other duties incluude working with the card catalogue and picture files and getting new books ready for use. 116 Dramatics Club President .. . KAREN Nouvu: Vir:e-Presizlent , SANDRA Sczinnvign Secretary .. CONNIE SCHIPPERS Treasurer .,... . . . joux Stznino Advisor , . lirgiixfuum BLAUQ The purpose of the Dramaties Club is to provide a means by which a student may develop his creative abilities to the fullest extent through the medium of dramatic expression. The highlight of this yearls program was the presentation of 3 one-aet plays. Other activities included partieipae tion in assemblies, a choral reading presen- tation, the Senior Play, and the presentation of a radio program at Centenary College for WVo1nen. iw 4 Pictured above is a group from the Draniat- ies Club with their advisor Bernard Blaek. who is instructing theln in the divisions ot a stage. Seated are liieliard Nleflann. Don Rissxniller, Louise Xlilkinson, XYoodrovv Fehnel, Kay Xlaekey. and Steve Sehooley. Standing are john Russell and Barbara Sehooley. Q 3,53 T'-It af? fit' W'atehing Cliff Campbell and Connie Shippers act out a part ol a new play are, seated, Barry De Paniphilis, john Sebiro, joyee jones, Gloria Ebner, and Lenny Dunbar. Behind tbexn are Sandy Shriver. Carol Buss, Leilani lluston, Dolores Fiiniano. jo Ann Serfass. and Slatt Swetonie. Praetieing for the Dramatic Club ehoral reading are: seated Karen Hier- .ind Betsy Curner, seated behind them are Karen Xor- vig. Cayle Cooke. l'.it l.utA. Susan Elmer. standing. Linda Cfassler. Al Sandi. and Svlvia liuie. Row 1: S. Smith, A. Teger, D. Messinger G. Epstein, L. Huston, E. Smith, L. XVar man, M. Schoen, C. Carnesale. Row 2: K. Norvig, G. Cooke, M. Kocher, S Vanover, B. Marshall, K. Betz, C. Pickel j. Davey, Miss Iobst. Row 3: B. Siegel, M. Swetonic, W. Stoudt H. Feinman. Quill and Scroll An organization formed this year, Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Membership is a distinct honor and is reserved for those outstanding publication staff mem- bers who meet the basic requirements established by the society and its local chapters. National Thespian Society Advisor . . ,. .... . , .. . ,. HBEHNARD BLACK President ....,...., ,, ,... JOHN Scmno Vice-President . .... , ,,,. KAIQEN Nonvro Secretary ..,..., . .... ,.CoNN1E Srzruvrfnns Treasurer ...... ,..,.. . . , ,, SANDRA Scunlvrau Scribe .,...... .. , ,,.... ..,.,,.,.,. . .. ,..,.., CAHOLYN Srxsrimsus The National Thespian Society is a dramatic honor society established for the advancement of the dra- matic arts in the secondary schools. The Thespians 3-olrdinate their program with that of the Dramatics u . Members of National Thespians, together with their advisor Bernard Black, gather around thc cluh charter. Seated are Sandra Shriver, Carol Ann Buss, Dolores Fimiano, Connie Schi pers, and Karen Norvig. Behind them stand Dariene Smith, Carolyn Simmers, Johnny Schiro, Joanne Serfass, Peggy Mayberry, and Mr. Black, first row, Bob Mi ler, Matt Swentonic, Linda XVarman, joel Sales. and Cliff Campbell, second row. Stage Crew Some members of the stage crew who help to make our school pro uctions a success pose with some of the stage equipment. Mr. Cardell, Rodney Pritchard, Anthony Verenna, and joseph Frankenfield. Advisor .,..,.,,....,....,....,.. . .,,.. . . . . . .,... , ,... .. .... .. ...Mn. Louis CARDELL The main purpose of the Stage Crew is the operation of the many electrical and scenery devices back stage during assemblies and dramatic plays. Productions such as the Senior Play and the Christmas Pageant could not be presented without the invaluable help of the stage crew. Lights! Camera! Action! Setting up a micro- phone and amplilier are Ronald Mason, Ray- mond Knitter, Howard Campbell, Bob Pel- len, and Dick Van Buskirk. Projection Crew Barry Hoskins threads u projector while Lee Shafer, Barry Kelmler. George Hrymuck, Dorm:-l Hartz. Franklin Campbell, Russ Albert and Tom Blalock look in with interest. Advisor ...,., , , .. . .. ,. . , Mn. AN'rHoNx' TlfimANov,x The purpose of this club is to teach boys to operate the audio-visual equipment used in classes and school activities. Mr. Terranovu speaks on tlu- use of tha- projector to jeff Pierson, kncclingg liobcrt Vanover, Bill Baker, Robert Lellcrts, Bill Trncli, Robert Snyder, xvillitllll YVz1ltcrs, it if ' if 67 , ,X W f K' Chemistry Club Advisor A , A 'Fad V Q Student teacher, Mr. Niklcs and Mr. Eckert 5 ' clemonstmtc the use of chemical equipment . to john XYQ-ttlaufcr and Herb Ross. If .RICHARD E. ECKEH1 The Chemistry Club has two main purposes: to plan and perform advance experiments and enrich the studentis background of Chemistry. The club members also assist the Chemistry teachers by serving as lab assistants. During the year the club visited Baker Chemicalis Research Lab. Xlcinbers of the ClI0lIllStI'y Club busily set- ting up apparatus for Nlr, Eckcrfs Cllli'llIl5lI'y classes are Donald Criuun. Donalml Hoiscr zuul Nr-il Bittner. Junior Foreign Policy President ,, , .,Wu.1.1AM XVROBEL Vice-President .... , .,,.., KEITH Ixlzru-gn Secretary ...,......, ., ROBERT DAVIS Program Chairman . , . , ..,.,..... TERRY STROHL Advisor .,.. .. . .,,,, ...,,. Iv IR. RICHARD SHELLING The Junior Foreign Policy Club has, over the years, strived to give interested students a better picture of the social, economic, and governmental problems which affect the countries of the world today. The club has been shown films on different lands, and has also heard speakers who have lived or visited abroad. Members themselves participate by giving reports on the various problems of foreign countries. Thomas DiSanto, Marty Cohen, Robert Rogers, Sally Hixon, Judy Haas, Tom Young, and Bill NVroblc watch a movie on foreign policy. Wilson diplomats study world affairs in the jr. Foreign Policy Club. Larry Miller, Keith Metter, Robert Croth- ers, john Regrut. Ronald Terzino. and Mark Siegfried view a map. . Mr. Shelling. advisor of the -Ir. Foreign Policy Club. points out a geographical lo- cation to Fay Ealer, Bob Davis, Bob Cohen. Larry Cohen. Dave l,c Clair, june Blasc and Eddie Kline. joe Niatayas and john Telopo demonstrate basketball techniques to Frank Zingone, George Kiefer, Kenny Rush, ,lay Thatcher, Doug Brown, Chip Baeluuan. and Bob Kiefer, All Sports Club advisor, Thomas Burke demon- strates some tennis fundamentals to interested members. Standing in front are Anthony Falcone, Robert Young. Barry Young. Robert Cuzzo, Barry Wierperl, and Thomas Dingle. Behind them stand Donald Halt-lton, Larry XXX-rklu-iser. Terry Raub, Ronald Telepo, and Richard Crube. All Sports Club President ...... , . ....., . ,,.,. ,JAY THATCHEH Vice-President .,....,,., , ..... JOHN TELEPO Secretary-Treasurer . . ..,..,. JOSEPH MA'rYAs Program Chairman , . ,WALTER BACHMAN Advisor . ,..,....... ., ,. , Mn. THOBIAS Buuxs Organized for the first time this year, the All Sports Club set as its purpose the acquaintance of its mem- bers with the finer points of many team sports and to arouse interest in individual sports that can serve as leisure time activity in later life. The club featured panel discussions, guest speakers and films of sporting events the most outstanding of these being, Hlms of the Indianapolis Memorial Day Race accompanied by one of its famous participants. Eddie Sachs. Al Holland, Bradford Samson, Dave Ru Sk, Daw- Hut-gel, and Ron Havel- tou practiee wrestling tec-luiiqiu-s. 123 o Z- Art Needlework Club Advisor . Ixiamaxiimi' Dox'1.L The purpose of the Art Needlework Club is to teach a useful and enjoyable way of spending leisure time. The members learn to do neecllepoint, knit, crochet, embroider and other hand sewing arts. The highlight of the year is the display of finished products. l J X 9 . mt, 1 f 5 iv '45 . .1 Q' Nlrs. Doyle helps Mary Lon Nlellott. lean Miller. Ioan Xlorris, Nancy lluil. Sallieann Reinert, llarbara lfry. with knitting projects. Pat Herster, Connie VVills, Marietta Grifo, and jean Regina Work on their knitting projects While joyce Avalon and Marilyn Gross looks on. Knit onel Purl two! The XYilson lligh Art-Needlework Club are inilustrially working on their knitting. lfroin leit to right are Eleanor Nliller. Dianiii- Xlicoloehick. Carol Knnsinan. Alla-i't.i Knapp, Cail lhrie. and joan llt-lin. Those members of the Artistic Typ- ing Club who are busy at work ou designs are Carol Sehelero, jean White. Linda Richards. lean XK'oocl- ruff. ,lanet Ellicott. and Rose Bealuu. These uieuibers ot the Artistia' Typing Club are learning to make pictures with the type- writers: Kathy Kutzler. Xlary- .uin Palnier. Natalie Rin-liarcls. Bruce Larison and Sylvia jones. Practicing their typing skills are Nancy Mann. Faye Morris, and Nliss Mooney. ail- visor, while looking on are Sally Xlelilroy, -Ioann Leicly, Vonnie Morgan and Auclry VVerner. A---54.3 ax X. frgii' ' Artistic Typing and Shorthand Club Advisor Nlrss Nouxu Ntoosn The purpose of this Club is to instruct its members in uiuking portraits and designs with the typewriter and short- hand characters. 125 Gold Key Club President . AN1'1'A Norrian 5 Vice-Presiclent CAROL Hunocx Secretary , .XVALTEII l'lA'I'ZINCliH Treasurer ,,V1CTon Lr:CAusu Advisor Excuse Nisinintzn The Cold Key Club is XVilson's own greet- ing organization. During the year its members played host and hostess to school visitors, guest performers, and visiting athletic teams. Cold Key members also usher at many school functions such as the Christmas Pageant and the Senior Play. -XJ Mr. Neitlitch explains a stage diagram to club lIlCIlllX'I'S. Seatecl are Eva Teman, Carole Behnn, Anita Notti-r, Carol llnclock anal Sharon Fern. Standing behincl them are Tom Dick- cr, Bob Fehnel, Chris Carnesale, joy Johnston, Bob lluinagel and Evelyn Repsher. Beverley Sales, Barbara NVeiler, Kathie Bc-tx, Phyllis Barron hilttn O'Niell. seated, ancl XYalter lfatzinger, Yie la-Cause. Bill Stout Harvey Fcinman, and Bob Zaehartla sort programs for tl in l Christmas Pageant. fT my if- My . .s y t .,J, y .8 E 1 yur., Members ol the Cold Rey Club try on arm bancls. Si-ati-cl are Darlean Schinitlt, Brencla Saltern, ,lack llelin. Arlene Baggest, NYihna Berger, and Eclwarcl Fisher. Standing are Alice Holllen antl l.ouanne NIt'Kelvt'y. f 'K 1.-E Plastics Club President .............. A .LARRY SATTLEH Vice-President ,.,.. .BRUCE Houanoox Treasurer ........, . ..., DONALD SARGEN Advisor . .,...,..,. .. .. ,,,,.,.,,...,. ...., T norms HAFFNEIQ The Plastics Club, under the capable leadership of Mr. Haffner, develops more fully, the student's knowl- edge and appreciation in the field of plastics. This year the students performed elementary operations in mak- ing dishes, tie racks, book ends, jewelry, and picture frames. The students were also introduced to the plastic industry from the commercial and financial standpoints. 2 Larry Sattler, john Campbell, Tom Castel- lano, Dennis Roberts, and Bob Campbell inspect a lamp made by one of the members of the Plastics Club. L.. , Q .., ..--vu-Q-1. 41 74 ini adm 'A-kb Frank Mangino, Bruce Holbrook, and Buddy Aicher place an example of their handiwork in the oven. David Ernst, jim Scallion, Ray Pysher, Mr. Halfner, Larry Grey, Barry Karch exhibit T some of their plastic-making utensils. Mr. Hartzell and members of the Art-Metal Club take time out for the photographer. Seated are: Cwcn Epstein, Nancy Dorn- blaser, Karen Strause, jackie Raub, :mil Eleanor Sebring. Patricia Smith, Marie Clause, Shirley Allen, Susan Erhet, and Nancy Garrison work with ll project in Art Metal Club. f? Art-Metal Club President ..,.. , .jAcK1r: Rum Vice-President . . . HKAREN Smousu Secretary ..... . . .NANCY DOHNBLASEH Treasurer , , , SHIRLEY ALLEN Advisor ELMEH HAH'YZP1l,L The Art-Metal Club's primary function is to have its members show their creative ability while working with brass, copper, and aluminum. Pictures, jewelry, and bowls are made with the highlights of the year being the silverplating of copper jewelry. 128 Nlr. Pellcn, advisor, explains three different types of tents to member of the elnh. Stand- ing from left to right are Michael Schaffer XVayne Conover, Boh Vlasies. Burton Creycr. Sir. Pc-llen, jack Morrow, ,lim Moser, Frank Schafer, Paul Ruth. Ted Xlillcr shows thrce types ot wood to Ronnie Smith. Alan jacohs, Ed jankowich, john Ianko- Wich, Paul Nic-lick, Lee Nlcngel, Marvin Moser, 1- Camping and Camp Craft Club wif, Qgfs President , . .Tun NllLLLli Vice-President ALAN jfxcons Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT V1.Asrcs Advisor , . MAX F, PELLEN This newly founded club is dedicated to promoting interest in camping and campcraft. Mem- bers become acquainted with nearby State and National Park recreational resources hy taking field trips and doing campcraft projects. 129 Judy Smart, Darlean Smith, Nancy Silaygi, Allan Teger, Craig VVagner, Carol VVagner, Caroline VVagner, Cale Hutnick, Mary Ann Baglyos, and Carol Tilman, members of the Photography Club, inspect a camera. l Sonya Stannard, Margie Nowhart, and Sandy Cray set the camera while Carolyn Simmcrs poses and X011 Russell Stone, Ronald Young, and Robert Haas watch. r Photography Club President . .... A . A ..,DA1iLENE Ssirru Advisor . ....,, ,..,.... . ,...., . .. .. .,...... ,....... , .. ,. , ....HAllCJ1,lJ REl'PEli'li The Photography Club is the club for all the shutter bugs of XVilson High. Its purpose is to promote interest in and assist the Les Klernoires staff with photography. Throughout the year its members photograph school activities go on field trips and visit exhibits. 130 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATICN I Long may thy tcfuclzings of tha' truth 3 smitecl lelt to right: Sehrenk, Davis, Sawehuek, Euler, jnnies. Stanclingx: Dielleuclerler, Tollinger, Koch, Calssler, Xlhitlord, Dee-mer. Dunser. Missing from picture: Lester Sehwar, Philip Lauer. Wilson Borough Area Schools Joint Committee Ralph Euler, President Lester Sehwar, Vice President Robert james, Secretary Theodore Sziwehuek, 'l'rcu.s'urcr Grover Sehrenk Frank Davis Daniel Dieffenclerfer NVillizun Tollinger Marvin Koch Arthur Cussler Alfred XVhitford E. Ellsworth Deemer Edward Danser Philip Lauer Mrs. George Heffner and Mrs. Valentina Pfister, school hoard secretaries. TRUMAN 1. REESE Liberty High School Moravian College, B.A. Lehigh University, M.A. K Principal J WILLIAM P. TOLLINGER Swarthmore College, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.A. Superintendent, Wilson Borough Union School District Wilson Borough Area joint Schoolsl Secretary Secretary ANN FOX KIOYCE HAAG .vfx 'T' MYRON VV. RITTER Liberty High School Lehigh University, B.A., M.A, Uunim' High School Supereisorj LIONEL j. HALL Benton High Sehonl University of Cincinnati, B.S., B.E. Columbia University, M.A. KGuidancc Directnrl LUCILLE A. EDNVARDS Beaver High School Geneva College A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. fAssistant Guidance Director! SHIRLEY DEEMEH fSccr6t11ry to Cuirlrmce Office! K ,lcv H-sv.-' -1. L Seated: Classical Languages, Helen MeHuglig lllnue Economies. Shirley Criltiths. Standing: Science, Marlin Klingerg Social Studies. Richard I. Sliellingg Industrial Arts, Harolcl Rep- pertg Moclern Languages, Robert Mituiang Math- ematics, Charles Schaeffer, Business Eclueation. George Heflnerg Music. Paul Filer, English. Cil- liert H. Carney. Missing from picture: Physical Education, Earl Tliieiue. THOMAS I BURKE Liberty Hugh School Moravian College B A fEngl1sh All Sports Club Les Mcmotres Adousorl ALBERTA R CLIINE Philadelphia Hugh School for C-urls Moravian College for Vlomen A B lFrench Latm Chairman Depart ment of Forezgn Language School Public Relattonsl RICHARD E ECKERT Hellertown High School Xluhlcnherg College B S lChcnu1stry Head Iarsutv Basketball Coach Chemistry Clubl CARLTON L. BEBCEB Allentown High School Lafayette College, A.B. lPennsylcania History and Civics, United States History' Baseball Coach Conseruztuon Clubl -r 3' 'fur' A LOUIS W CAHDELL South H1115 Hugh School Muhlenberg College A B fAlgebra 2 Solud Geometry Stage Crew? PHILIP L COHEN Stuyvesant Hugh School Lehigh University B A llllathematzcs Electronics and Radio Club! FREDERICK EISENHARD Allentown Hugh School St Bonfnenture College BS St Bonaxenture Lnuxersutx Nl Ed Hlathematucs Boulmg Clulu Vodel Club Asnstant Xarsuty Football Coach! - YQ . , ri ,Z. BERNARD BLACK Easton High School Moravian College, B.A. Temple University, M. Sc. fEnglish Senior Play Senior Hugh Dramatic Club Thespian Society Troupe 2471 GILBERT H CARNEY Wulson Borough Hugh School Lafayette College B S M S KCI-uaurman of English Department Semor Class Adousor Graduation Exercusesl -ah, fx. ings JOHN DERKAC Pen Argxl Hugh School Nlullerswulle State College B S lWood Shop and Mechanical Draw mg Assustant Sports Faculty Mana ager Admsor for Stage Settmg Jr High Model Club? nh? FALL VV FILLR Nlahanov Cutv Hugh School Pennsxlx mu State Lnuxersutw fSupertusor of llusuc ll ulson Srhool Dustrxct Instrumental Vusxe Uusue Theory Gem ral Huw' Dureetor of Junior and Senmr Band Iunuor Hugh Chorus! ANNA W. BOSSERT Nazareth High School East Stroudsburg State College, B.S Columbia University, M.A. lHealth and Physzcal Education Elementary Physical Education Intra mural sports Dance Club? hr lx STANLEY F CARNEY Wulson Borough Hugh School Muhlenberg College PhB Lafayette College NI A flVorld Hzstory Sophomore Admsor Iuntor Prom Adusor Sophomore H011 Adwsorl so? :H 'K' MARGARET DOYLE Liberty Hugh School Moravian College B A fGerman English Art Needlework Club? 38 ITX i IOSEPH D GERBER Tamaqua Hugh School Pennsylxanua State Lnuxersuty B Xl d ffleography Senior Hugh Student Councsll ai Mk ,r ok S ry - e - nwxf if 1. V J I , r !, C' Q r . T ' 4 X af ,ur Q f a . , s -A '. Q , xi' I I - ul lu lx A Q E ul A I f all u K 137 'A ' 'l SHIRLEY MAE GRIFFITHS Samt Clarr Hmgh School Mansfield State College B S fHome Economics Homemakzng Club Girls Basketball! IAMES H HARROlN Nazareth Hugh School WAYNE GRUBE Easton Hrgh School East Stroudsburg State College B S fDrwer Trazmng Physzcal Educatmn! , 'Q wx' 9 Qk an Iii ELMER A HARTZELL Georgetown Hlgh School THOMAS G HAFFNER Whltehall High School Mxllersvxlle State College B S Uumor Hugh Indus-tnal Arts Plastu: Clubl EVALYNJ A HAWlx PhlllllJSblll'2 Hugh School East Stroudsburg State College B S Mlllersvllle State College B Moravran College B A fPhy.s-wal Educataon Highway Safety Iumor High Scwnce Club! GEORGE W I-IEFFNER Red Lxon Hxgh School fMetal Shop Auto Mechamcs Hmm IFnf,lwh Freshman Y Teens! Mechanics Mecha-meal Drawing Art Metal Club! GENE HEINEY Nazareth Hlgh School Indnana State College B S as: Stroudsburg State College B Pennsylvanra State Unlversxty M Ed fCha1rman of Business Educatton De portment Elementary and Advanced Bookkeepmg Busmess English Semof Stenography H1 Y! SANDRA JEANNE IOBST Wxlson Borough Hugh School Nloravxan College B A P fEngl1sh, Echo Advzsor Quzll and Scroll! Columhla University M A Humor High Sczencc Nursing Chemistry! JOAN ANN JONES Fountam H111 Hlgh School tnnsylvama State Unwerslty, B lHome Economtcs, Chefs Club Gtrls Basketball! WALTER R HICKS Myerstown Hugh School S Xlxllersvllle State College B S Lehrgh Umversrty M A lMnthemat1es Home and School Vmtor! LARRY B KIICK Easton H.lgh School S East Stroudshourg State College, B S llgngltsh, Histor , and Scmncn I Hrgh Studlbnt Count rl! 138 WILLIS W HAPPEL Nazareth Hxgh School Kutztown State College B S rArt Les Memmres Aduzsor Theatn Arts Interxor Decorating and Sculpture Club! JOYCE E HAY Wrlson Borough Hxgh School Bloomshurg State College B S fTypmg I Shorthand II Busmess English Les Memoxres Business Advzsor! VIICHAEL HORON Easton Hlgh School East Stroudsburg State College B S Lmverslty of Delawarn M Ed fSczence Golf Team! VIARLIN W KLINCEB McClure Hrgh School Kutztown State Collt ge B S Unneralty of Penmylvama Nl S tBwlogy, I V Football Coach Btoglogy Club! V V . , . . I l t . ' l' ' , . . , . . , : ' ' 9 4 . , s ' : , , 3' 4 .s I y gk S fl f I I- J' ' .Cy , . ' W '. I A. . . 5 , . 5 . F. ' ' ' 5 ' ' ' J- 4 ' v , J J : , . . r - - ' , . . , , . . , , . 5 - 01-ENN R KOPI-IN FRANK P MARTENIS Wllson Borough Hxgh School Wllsou Borough Hlgh school Bloomsburg State College B S Ed East Stroudsburg State Pennsylvama State Umverslty College B S MA Ed CPennsyloama History U S Hxstory J V Football Track Coach Pennsylvania Iumor H :stonans Club! Fu ca DONALD W MEYERS Wllson Borough Hrgh School Lafayette College B S HELEN M MCHUGH Chatham Hrgh School Montclalr State College BA Temple Umversxty M A NIARIAN T MARTIN W1lson Borough High School Ursmus College B A Temple University M S Ed fWorld Hzstory US Hlstory Freshmen Y Teens! ROBERT C MITMAN Penn Rldge Hlgh School Gettysburg College B A Lehlgh University M A Temple Umversrty MA KLatm En lzsh Varsity Cheerleaders IMathemat1cs Jumor Ha Y Club! CFrench Chess Club! reat Books Club! JAMES B MUSCHLITZ EUGENE L NEIDITCH PAUL OPITZ JAMES W MATTHEWS Redstone Townslnp High School Pennsylvania State Umverslty B S M Ed fProblems of Democracy American History Boutlm Club Faculty Manager o Athletuss! NORMA E MOONEY Easton Hugh School Rnder College B S f0Bce Practice Shorthand Type Shorthand Club! JASON S PATTERSON Bethlehem Technxcal I-hgh School Easton Hxgh School Easton I-hgh School Bloomsburg Hlgh School Kutztown State College B S Lafayette College A B Lafayette College A B Bloomsburg State College B S fBaology Sr Sczence Astronomy lProblems of Democracy Gold Key fPhy.vws Ma-thematzcs Head Football New York UnlVefSlty MA Club! Club! Coach Bowlmg Club! !Muthematws Rod and Gun Club, an use MAX F PELLEN SANDRA PFISTER Wxlson Hlgh School Wxlson Hrgh School ELIZABETH H PRITCHARD Souderton Hngh School Lafayette College B S Bloomsburg State College B S West Chester State College B S Hlathcmatxcs Science Camping and fTypeu,ntmg II Shorthand I Basic lGeneral Musnc Grade School Campcraft Club! Business I Sophomore Y Teens! Supervisor! flee ine 'I .. p: s5 5-'I Q 'Q' f, , A A A T f I s! -5 5 ' l l l 5 - 5 - , ',' l J , ' ' writingg Echog llrtistic Typlng and an fa Q -ex V 'X 1 :K f 6 1 x .fa .135 139 N1 V? Nz IRENE PURDY Easton Hugh School Temple Umversnty B S lHealth and Gym Girls Field Hockey Coach Dance Club! HAROLD M HEPPERT Boyertown Hxgh School Brllll9l'SVllll Stite College Northern Illmols B S fDxrector of Industrial Educahon uphw Arts Les lllemozres Photography Adusor School Prmtmgl HICHARD 1 SHELLINC Allentown Hugh School Muhlenberg College B A Unnerslty of Pennsylvanxa MA lAm,encan Hzstoru World Histor Iunzor Foreign Polzc Director o Curriculum Mattrm s Advisor 0 Iumor Classl IULlA ELLEN SWARTWOOD Wllson Hmgh School Vhst Chester State College B S fllzstory Jr Sr Y Teens Iunwr Hzgh Chcss Club! RAYMOND DOUGLAS WALTERS XVIlSOD Borough High School WVest Chester State College, B S fhlemcntary Ph: szcal Educatxon Superusor, Hugh School Drucr lzducatxon, Asszstnnt Varsity Fooball Coachj CHARLES I SCHAEFFER STANILEY li SEARFOSS Easton High School Phllllpsburg Hlgh School Muhlenberg A B East Stroudsburg, State College B S Lehlgh Unlverslty M A fC-hography Stamp Club Junzor fplrme Geomdfy Algcbm Hugh Football Coach Assistant Tngonomdrw W rf stlxng Coach? wg-l. w RONIALD 1 SHBRHX Llherty Hu,h School Wut Chester State College B S Penn Stltl. UDIXQYSIU M S lllluszc Avsmtnnt Band Dznctor Orchestra Dlrtctor Urxed Clxoru Dsnotor Dana Band Adusor lr Hugh Girls Chorus Adusorl ANTHONY TERRANOVA Easton H1g.,h School lxutztown Stlte College B S lGcography Proyectzon Crewj ALBERT ZARBATANY Easton Hxgh School Lafayette College B A fEnglzsh, Jr and Sr Natzonal Honor Socxety, Athletzc Club, YVrestlmg Coach! HELEN C SLN ERS N 17'Lreth High School Nluhltnherg Collage B S Lthlgh Lnlvtrsxtx N1 A ll:n1.,I1sh F 'I A Chrxvtmax Asst mhlu Stmor Plzm Hake 1 I Ullllllllf fl DORIS SLOXEH LOHHAINL ANN SILILBILH Nlwrzreth Hlgll School Phlllmpsburg Hugh School kutltown Shu College B S Doux.,lass Collcge B A fLxbmrmn jr and Sr High Izhraru Lthtgh Umvu-',m X1 A Clubll lhnglrsh jr Hzgh Dramatic Cluh EARL THIILNIIL hountaxn Hlll High School L lst Stroudsburg State College B S fDrwr.r Traznmg, Physlcul Eclucatzon Asxzstunt Varszty Basketball Coach! 140 Adusor to Aldl0TLllL.S and 'luolrlgrsl JOSEPH VILLI-XNIO Ntomum Preparatory School kutztown State Collcgt B S Lthxgh Umverslty Nl A fS17ll11I.-ill Prmnsylnanza History Spamsh Clubj ' l A I I V -7 All .c .7 ' A ' t , . . l Y , . ' . ' , . ' ' ' 7 1 ' ' ' . ' , ' . 1 , U Q . ' Q J , , . r '- , ,- ,- -f - Gr 5 . r ' .: Q I .- '-H1 - 5 , 1 S ,X 'WQQ f, ' fs, 9 , A 1 A I I 'Y . ' t 1 1 ' ' 'Y ' A, , I I .L U, '. 1, ' -I V 1. ,yy ,. ,,,' . V ' '. .. ' H- x ', .. ' 'g . .. 'Y .' A f'v '-3'-,,,, , A .:' . U1 'Q Af' 4 J ' ' ,I'f '. , I 'IW I Z I. ,JA H A .. , , J , 5 , -A Q . . .y .... I I In I ',. , l ' - R v -K. . y ' - . . . sm' I I s - ' s , 1 - v - A - - , , x .J ,,. MISS ALBERTA CLINE Everyone at Wllson w1ll lose a frlend when Nllss Cllne leaves us to go Into retlrement at the end of thls school year Her splendld teachlng of Latm and French have brought the first rays of l1I1glllbt1C knowledge to almost all of WV1lson s language students Under her capable leader sbnp for 31 years the yearbook grew from .1 small pl1bllC3.tlOIl mto the l es lVlCITl0lI'Cb of the present day We wxsh Mlss Cllne great bappxness m her retlrement and we w 1nt her to know that we shall thlnk of her often Ave et Vile' 141 .,...-s-- KENNETH s. KUHN, M. D. i Lafayette College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.D. 11511 ,af X KSchool Physician! HARRY BALL, D. D. S. University of Pennsylvania ISchool Dentistl ANNE M. SCHIRO Easton High School Easton Hospital School of Nursing, R.N Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. fHome Nursingg Future Nurses Clubj ...J -.1 xlamitora CLS EICHLEH. EDKYAHD STOCKEH. NORMAN HARIXG. XI. JACKSON STOCKER HARRY IIEIL, NIH5, ICNINI.-X Blilfill Q 'wa 2 3 2 if 3 E 3 SPECIALTIE f .uv- wl xp ,,,,.. fy -.M-www A ...- v P-suv Q e'hg git ak bu, fm 9 . '2 ei Q 1 A We ' ',- 'A 'V ' in fs, 2' JSM? i i 1 ' I 7 H13 -.igfmzb 5 4-4.-1,711 Hg-25. ffm Vg, 1 ' . L - ' A4.'??1g'+f', 1 . ' -af--:.i15-JAQQQWT AQ? 2 47-aw -a,3,14i':4 1,1 ' - ' -fygzv'-ffiiwihid 1, . A Y , V W 4 V we -- , , V 3 1 , ff , 3-A if , -J., , 1-:af-, - ' , ggwji-,Q-Mfff Y. v , f , , f ,, 2-49, -i A ffgzg K 'Q 'B fn we ff 1 V flaf. J, ' Lf, QV 4 U , ' A 2f,'-L55 X A ' 'A ' , V - , x Q -M, . 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WF i , , .. et H KW K A 1- - .43- Jgff 'ig' wwsz, 'cf 4 t .av -f 5 it 4 VY ,, 5?-Z' A-H . , Lk , A + ' e, 15,1 - - nz. Q Q ik K :WV 'lf' Penthouse Serenade As the couples entered the gym on May 23, 1959, they were ushered into the shy-high living of Penthouse Serenade. A grant mural depicting the inside of a pent- house adorned one wall. At the other end of the dance floor a lovely garden with a water fountain and fresh flowers Completed the illusion. Side walls were attractively decorated as the skyline of a large city with twinkling lights. In the cafeteria refreshments were served to alleviate crowded conditions on the first floor. After the dance about 100 couples attended a party held at the Eagles Club, complete with transportation and more music for dancing. f A TFL Lia , 7 Q is -l iii if I-1-fl i ,whiz A CLASS HISTORY In th1s b1t of poetry Is the class of 60s h1story A scholarly group they were I d say Ill tell you about them IH th1S way We entered these halls ln 56 Many of us from out 1n the stlcks We had some c1ty shckers too Id say we were a mlxed up crew So busy were we IH orrentatlon We had httle t1me for socxahzahon A few of us were athletes of sorts We d1d r1ght well m I V Sports In the Sophomore year we were no flops We put on the best of Sophomore Hops We were a mlghty busy crew All of us had plenty to do Twas a dress or a tux we sald to Mom For that best of dances the Iunlor Prom Nlore work for all of the class Id say For that merry Semor f6StlVC dav As any senlor can sure tell you We put on a dandy Semor play Made money galore to pay our way Theres glory ID numbers Ill haxe you know And the eyes of us are all lgloxx VVhbn we tllllik of the number ln our class The largest m hlstorv 259 enmass Now youxe helrd the story of our cntlre crew Devout and loyll o the Gold 'md Blue Our Alm1 Nlater we love so dear Remembered rew-red for mmv 1 xear 141 ! 7 n 5 1 1 7 w , , ' L 1 We knew our stuff in Dramatics too 7 7 J L' Z 7 jx . .1 1 n J 7 ' ad - 7 , 7 A 2 ' 7 X I H 1 I- I K K. K. . z ' I , . 7 2 I c ,V 1. . LASS RUGM if Et Tu. Brute-? h12llN21,S little he-lper. rwfi 'if J.: ., , ea, o ff I xx W' 3 S ,, '9if+g:li.F 1 Wiiax., Mmm Q iffss, sp, 'h ' Vu plL.!Xr , 4 , O I X F ska! 'ENTTE llll .352 fl I 4' ei' 5. 5 l Q, I, 1 Last Wlll and Testament of The Class of 1960 We the Senior Class of Wilson High School for the year 1960 being of rotted mind and weakened body do hereby bequeath the following useless ltems to those poor mlsgulded crea tures who would follow in our foot steps Chris Carnesale wills her ability for saying the wrong things at the wrong tlme to John Schrro Ioel Sales does hereby bequeath one pair of track shoes to Barbara We1ler Bill Clantz le lves his acid eaten pants to any junior who likes air condltionmg joan Yeager and Lois Yeakel will thexr home away from home the YMCA to Sue Yetter and C onnle Wills john Telepo jay Thatcher Doug Brown and John Hockman will all their pep pills to loe Matyas Barry Seiple and Chip Bachman Matt Swetonlc wills his birthday present to Wavne Conover Gwcn Epstein wills her full length picture of Cecil to the auditorium wall john Wettlaufer and Don Grimm will their little black books to George Heltzman and Bob Pellcn Klren Riu. le nves the mice rn her garage for any cat in the Iunior class The Senior muorettes and twirlers proudly will their new uniforms to thef uture high steppc rs Lar une Lincoln wills her reticence to Fran Berman Bob Zlcharda wills his sore thumb to next years quarterback Nell Bittner wills his Tomahawk to Fred Cibbs Ted M1ller wills his putt putt to next years Student Council campaigners The Senior Honors class wills Character and Opmzon In the Umted States to the lucky Pj lnmor Honors class of 7 30 am Mixed Chorus rehearsals to Jessie NlcFeeley udy Curnow Charlotte Iones and Nluiisl Kocher Bonnle FLIlt6ITI'l'1ClltI' Carol Hudock Sandy Meyers and Carol Feitt w1ll their tom toms to next years cheerleaders Carol M iry K1ChllHC wills her C mall notebook to Tom Cfltanzalo Lonnie Huston md Elaine Smith leave the11 unfinished art projects to Call Koplm md Pat Hgrster Linda VVarman Dick Vlessmger and oanne Dlelfenderfer will their Man Tans to any anemlc lunlors who w mt to try for skin cancer Charlie F ritts Bon Harding ind Charlie Hawk will the goldfish from the Junior Prom to Doctor Stem oe Petrosky Don Hosler Denms Maclnerny Tom Dlcker and Cary Browne will their track warm up suits to Doug Dohne and Roger Boger oanne Dieffenderefer Marllyn Maurer Ioan Paul and Margie Newhart leave the dolls bracelets key chains tie clasps and decals to be sold in room 105 to next years hockey team Bill Stoudt wllls his blue and gold beanie to next years varsity basketball team Iudy Hartranft wills her terrific hook shot to Kay Mackey Allan Teger wills his collection of hall passes late slips and press cards to next years Les Memolres Photogr iphy Editor To nt xt vclrs TI'Il1SlLl9 men Walter Fatzlnger Gil Fehnel Ron Terzmo Bob Hufnagel and hd Kline will their honey and oranges 150 U f , , 1- I . , . ' . 2 . l . - . . .h . . . l I 4 ' . . . 3 , 4 , , . 1 7 l 7 7 I ' . . '9 7 ' A .... 1 ' X 1 4 - a KS 1 F7 a a . 1 ' a ' 1 ' . . L . . 7 D Mary jane Gibb, Karen Frace, Betty Younger, and Carol VVirebach leave their memories : '. . ' ' ' ' i a , I , , , 'I X . ' x C r 3 - 3 1, . ' ' ' - ' 2 ' ' ' ' - . ' . . x Q 2 K . A . Q .. . . I . . 2 . l 1 , , . H L x Q '. , I J . . . - . 2 A ' . . , . , 2 1 . . . I ' B. -I V 7 1. 7 1 9 ' 7 - ' J l 7 ' 3 7 A - 3 I 5 ' 1 I I 4 1 . , 3 7 3 ' 1 . .1 . I A . . V I s ' 7 7 - ,. 1 . . . , , , , , , ANDID KAMER A Bracing up for the half time rush hour. -.qx 2 IJ! . - , V, vt V f -Q, -,Swv . ., ,, . ., ' ' A ri ff We aren't selling many cokes, but , . .! Louu- Armstrong has nothlng on us. G00dW1H A1't1Sf5- ., 1 212219: H 5' ' - ' ' f ? 1 1 bl .a 6 5 ing XVurri0rs-Beat Hcllex-town! If I,m 1-Ivete-cl . . .YU 151 l lass Propheey The 25th Be11u1o11 of the VVll90l1 Hlgh School Class of 1960 was held todav une 13 1985 at the Park Axe nue Hotel by joel Sales 1 111ember of the elass Black l1IUOSlIlCS ow11ed bv XHFIOUS members lncludlng., Inn Mos1r I1el1 Morrow C1eg Butm 111 Bob Iuefer B1ll VVroble L'1rrx Col1e11 Charhe Krutzler and Dave ly 1tt l111ed both sldes of the P1rle -X1 enue Amldst 1ll th1 trafhc was seen YVoodv Stem and h1s outdated Xl C Lllllgglllg 1111115 xs1tl1 Nlele Mentesma puslung tl1e ear for all hlS worth Ill hont of tl1e Hottl Sus 111 X 111111 er 111el Mlm 'I eger stood sn1pp111g tl1e1r c1mer 15 wlldly 15 the guests 1rr11ed l 1rst to 1rr1ve 11 IS AlllTllI'll YV1lter Fltllllgel llld sever 11 of hls escorts lIlCllld1l'lg Barrv Fehnel Bob Bog 1r1 Stexe LFOIUUIIIL B1ll XVerner jun N 1n111tta 111d NI1ke Schuler How funny It was to see the admlral pOSlIlg for 1 plLtllI'l and '1ce1dent1llx e ltChll1g l11s foot 1n the revolvmg door' lXext e'1me Nir Charles Hawle md l11s w1te the fo1mer 'NI1ss B1rb1r 1 FretL 11 l1o nov res1de 1n Palm SpllllgS Florlda Followmg them were Cl1 1rles Bogusley Russ Trumb 11111 Dolo1es Templt ton Io 1n Morr1s Ele 1nor NI1ller and Judy Smart Next 11 ere aekle B 1ub 111d ea11 Mlller who are now a11l1ne hostesses 111th the Bubeustem A1r Lmes th It Hy from eo 1st to eo1st 111 3 ll0lllS owned bx 0111 oxxn He1b Rubenste 111 Then eame K 1re11 ITICL l1e1el l1br lfldll 1t tl1e E 1sto11 Lllll' 1rv jox ce Walters Nanev Vandergrlft Sallle 11111 HLIIILIT N11ry Lou Nlellott 111d Nlarllyn Cross Next ea111e the Mlsses lo1s Xealeel Eye Te1na11 K1tl1x Kleehne1 111el Nlargaret Mavberrv who now lKSlClt 111 Ll1est1111t II1ll It 1l11l1delpl111 Pennsxlx 11111 D 111d LeC,l 11r 1ll 1rr1ved w1tl1 the1r Ixy Le 1gue Sll1tS O11 totmg b1 1efeases loaded Wltll tests not yet corrected As more 1nd more people 1rr1veel they were d11eeted 1nto the huge elegmt b1ll room whlch was deslgned by Bob B1r11ett Do111ld Chegw1dden 'Iom Dlcker and R1eh'1rd Hollywood The room was deslgned 111 1nodern 111 blues brovsns gold 1nel wl11te by Els1e Treslze Iere H119 111d El 11116 Sm1tl1 the l1tte r bemg luuous for lltl 11ebb1sl1 1rt A b111dstu1d 1nd st nge were It one e11el of the roo1n xx l11le In lllqlllt t1bles lined tl1e other end The m 1111 po1t1o11 of flll room w1s elosed for d111e1ng H lIllllllQ o11t prog1 1111s xslueh 111111 approprl 1tel1 deslgned for the oee1s1o11 by Dlflt 111 SlTlltl'l C1rol ll1s1ly lllil 10111111 Huston w11e fulfill Bulb Cnolxn S11nme1s Dlllllll. llllek C llOl Kuusman Cxlrol Selulc ro Sl1 IIOII luller Qlfill lcrson SI1 1ro11 ol1n lx1ttv H1115 1 111 VV111ger XVllIT11 Berger 111d Ruth 'Il1o111pso11 The P10511 1111s xxe1e p1111ted up lllll Sllppllf d bx tl1e DllIll7'if N1CC,llll6'II 111d BI'I7lUSkX Prlntmg Covnpanx of New Xork Cltv Cheelxmq eo 1ts were lox A1111 Iohnston Bw Abt rt Boduev Kuller Iobn Btgrut Helb Ross Terrx Stllllll I1111 ll1lpl1 SlIldX Nlexels a11el Carol Feltt Thr b lllllllet tlbles were be lllf1lllllV de eor1ted 111th X3.I'l0llS flow er 1rr'1ngements from C1111 W1ll11ms Hoxul sl1op Xvllfklllg the floral dlSlj.fIl we1e joe Petroslxx Bob Mutsehler Qlfl R 1ub Marx Moser oann Se rflss lllll S lIlLlV Shr11e1 T1 I I 1 ' x ' ' 11 ' 1 1 ' s 1 ,a 1 3 11 1 1 1 , 1. 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'r l K fe 1 1 L I 1 C L L L - rl- 1 ' s - x-' 1-1 1 1 'I 1 1 11 . . f , 1. , . , 1 1 , 1 1 . , Telegrams of best wishes were pouring in from all over the United States from those members of the class who couldn't be at the Reunion because of previous arrangements, appointments, etc., Bob Young, Harry Wyant, Gail Tucker, Bob Sigafoss, Bob Shuman, Frank Shafer, John Schanwolf, Mike Schafer, Allen Romanish jim Rohn Ray Pysher Walt Paff Al Manento Ben Jones Dick Hower Howard Hoffman Don Herrlt Ronnie Gress Larry Gray Ed Fisher Bob Fehnel Les Busklrk Joe Buskevich joe Bogusky Gul Fehnel Mlke Ballato Bud Alcher Lela Sandt and Sally Henn all servicemen and women were servmg actlve duty and couldn t be present Mary Ann Baglyos was doing missionary work in India and was not able to attend john Wettlaufer was tied down with his work on perfecting his nuclear rocket X31X662 ln New Mexico Cliff Campbell was on location in Colorado Just completing his sixth movie Bob Zacharda and Martin Cohen of the law firm Zacharda and Cohen New York City were busy on an embezzlement case 1n New York Barbara Special Arlene Stull Nancy Silagyx Darlene Schmidt Brenda Sandt Sally Potomls Margaret Newhart Paula Moser john jankowlch Bob Rodlte Doug Brown William Bonners Barbara Heller Frances Meyers Harriet Baker Gwynne Grey Mary Ann Worthington Lee Doyno Paula Wirth and Eleanor Miller were overseas on business affairs and could not be present Master of ceremonles for the evening was class president Ken Metzgar The invocation was given bv the Rev David Gerspach Flrst on the entertalnment list was a barber shop octet Larhe Krutzler Neil Bittner Charlie F rltts Harvey Felnman Bruce Cowell Vic LeClause Ronnie Harding and Ed Koskey singing their favorite rendltlon of Old Mary Bliss Next was a song and dance number by ohn Hockman Karen F race Lo1s HOSICI Lee Shafer Jay Thatcher Marllyn Maurer Mary jane Gibb and John Telepo Next came a scene from Night Must Fall the Senlor Class Play Wlth Linda Warman as Mrs Bramson Matt SWCt0DlC as Dan Connle Schlppers at Ol1V1a and Dolores Flmano as Mrs Terrance Next came a dramatic reading from Shakespear by Ruddy Horvath Dave Holland Bill Glantz Ralph Kachllne Alan Jacobs and Art Herrltt Carol Wlrebach Betty Younger Sandy Smith Evelyn Repsher Amta Notter Tom Dlcker Ted Miller Bill Heffner Charles Shultz and jim Ruland sang In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree Darlene Dorso Pat Rlbando Carol Buss Dennis Mclnerney Dick Schaneberger Bob Vlasics Bob Rodgers joan Yeager Carol Martha Klchhne Rita Gannus Carol Belshllne Rose Beahm Arlene Baggast Pat Behler Gary Browne Bob Mlller Lorralne Llncoln Peggy Wrlght Bonnie Fenstermacher Larry Miller Carolyn McGee Vernl Border Dave Harvey Mark Siegfried Bonnle Werkhelser Tom Young Steve Cawthon Eileen ONe1ll Ronnle Terzmo Bob Relchard and Nancy Brotzman formed a congo line and danced all around the stage F 1nally they had to stop because the line was getting too long and every time they would go around two on three would fall off the stage Next came Dianna MlC0lOChlCk and Carol Kroenmg plavmg the Guitar Bogie Shuflle And last but not least Burton Creyer sang Wilson Forever Before endlng the entertalnment segment of the program Metzg u announced the winners of th Sandy Cray who now resides in Germany and Lloyd Best who resides in Alaska oddest 1ob Gwen Epstein who manufactures toy Moznlks 1n the Belgian Con go and Ben Siegel who makes short shorts in the Bel gran Congo As the entertainment curtaln closed an all girl band composed of Alice Holden joln Helm Fav Ealel Shirley Lonrad janet Van Horn Mary Morrls Carol F eltt md Carol F race pl wed Hul to the XV1rr1ors while Gale Hutnlk Beverlv Sales Carol Wagner CKJIIIIIP NV ILIIQI' Bra ndl Sllttrn md Sh iron Fern did 1 twlrllng routine The menu for the occaslon was prepaled by Rlchard Nlesslnger Donald Hosler L hrls Llrntslle and Ioanne Dleffendcrfer SCFVIIIQ, the food were Dot Ev Ins Bnb 1r1 Deubltr lVllITIl B1 rgu C trol: Bclum Margaret Featherman Rosemarie Indor lto judv Hlrtr lnft ind judv Slnrku About 8 00 P N1 people Stlfflflf., le lVlIlf., It took quite lwlule bcform ill the good bvcs xxcrc sud md ull the Colts were found but fin lllv the hotel w lb clelrcd exec pt for Nl lI'llXl1 XVlnt1hc ld C trol lludodx md C arol Marv KlCl'lllIlC who were waiting for then hush lnds 1nd NI trltnc Schoin who wls busx tot IlllIlL up the expenses of the Reunion Q 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 9 a 1 ' 7 9 1 7 7 7 7 7 - - J 9 . , . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 1 7 1 a ' ' , 1 7 - . 3 ' , 7 7 7 '7 7 7 7 7 . 1 , , . 7 7 7 7 7 ' V KC I 77 1 y 1 1 1 7 ' 7 7 , . . 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 9 4 7 7 7 7 7 H7 7 7 7 7 7 I ' 7 . 7 7 9 1 a 2 Q n L , 7 7 7 7 7 7 V , , ' f 1 1 . , . . . . Z , . 77 V LK 1 . 77 ' , z ' . e special prizes. They were: Youngest looking, Don and Ron Rlssmlller and Carol Laeff, living fartherst away, 7 ' 7 7 7 7 V I 7 'Y 7 7 Y ' 1 . ' K , , , 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 , A , i . , . , , z Y , ' 2 1 ' 2 z 2 . 1 '. 1 ' 1 ' I 1 v w' 1 w' 7 - v E1 v1 1 ' ' ' A . 7 , . , A 1 ' 1 , 1 1 ' .u ' y ,f - . - . . i ' . , 7 , - '. 1 , ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 - 1 i , 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 x '. : .L - 2 ' 1 Q ' 1. ' z ' 1 Y l 1 1 , I ,S 1 x i si ' 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 ' . 1 Y: 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . A ' 1 1 ' ' 11 , 11 1 7 7 I ' ' ' . 1 - , 1 . ' - 1 1 ' . . , a . z ' 1 - ' 1 J . ' z K' ' . Q , .3 -fV!69'ff7W OH, pm EEC ADS L X Lxk? l3 ET?'5' 5300 ' I I' ,, 119 0 'fibmttief .os fsivrom 7 .f af.fL1i' ' en-NY JP 5' -N Q A 2 'L an 4' . .My-fbi 'LT' ' ,vi -N'-- 9J,, N XXOTE X 1' bf Qi' .ff Ax WSSGL Kg? jg- 1- U' f fb Xgbb, 6 X CLASS 7 Muir E! i pk QD' 1 5 - K' 'AM' Xp 1,- ..f X ff Je A 'X 1 W A ,vm Vx' 'V X ,, f 1 X4 Q: xx M .cvgv Q . 0.90 ,ad 1 X Arvvf' .A ',,,,v-:lc 9 gf W' ,d' S01 I X5 ww wi ' VXIQLVX ,A Q W , xxwf W ,.v N 'X K ,X 'fT5X3NX'fbx , . 0 X X X x FRANK L DAVIS The Weller M fg Buzldlng BUILDING CONTRACTOR 1806 LEHIGH STREET EASTON PENNA Phone BL 2 2577 ITU cwemgrandf Q Sfucho n f 64 CENTRE SQUARE EASTON PA Phone BL 2 3311 156 i' 'A' i' Photographers of all portraits and group pictures appearing in this editio 0 Les Memoires 'A' 'A' 'A' , . W E A V E R S PLUMBING and HEATING APPLIANCES FIXTURES MATERIALS CHAS H WEAVER GEO K WEAVER Phone BL 2-4221 1706 Washlngton Boulevard Easton Penna R0 er I Conners REALTOR and INSUROR CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 60 I HARLIE HERSTER S Amoco SCPVICC Statlon LUBRICATING WASHING MINOR REPAIRS TUBE and TUBELESS TIRE REPAIRING 157 wM.CGI'IeM8'C Even a turtle gets nowhere until it sticks out its neck VILTOR BALATA and TEXTILE BELTING C0 Paul S Electric FRIGIDAIRI' gale and Service 1708 Washington Blvd Phone BL 3 4327 I 8 . v ' TELEVISION 0 APPLIANCES 0 ELECTRIC HEATING 5 Allentown Blue Print Co., Inc. WHITE PRINTS BLUE PRINTS PHOTOSTATS EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR TECNIFAX IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY A COMPLETE LINE OF EQUIPMENT 81 SUPPLIFS WHITF PRINT PAPER 81 CLOTH BLUE PRINT PAPER 8: CLOTH TRACING REPRODUCTION DRAWING MATERIALS 14-2 N 7th St SPECIAL SERVICE ALWAYS SPEED AND RESULTS CALL HE 7 0797 Williams 6'Freezer Fresh ICE CREAM STAND Delicious Pizza -:- Bar-B-Q's French Fries -:- Hamburgers Bar-B-Q'd Hot Dog and Freezer Fresh Ice Cream 3630 Wm Penn Hwy Dial BL 3 8281 Dllraele Cleaners Compliments o R G Laubach THE CONVENIENT STORE FOR WOMENS AND CHILDREN S WEAR 1705 Washington Blvd Member of F T D Phone BL S 2743 Weiss Florist Say It Wzth Flouers 21 North Second Street HERMANJ WEISS Best Wishes From KCII Brader 81 Son The Musician s Dept Store 359 Ferry Street Easton Pa lui ' f... Dial BL 2-1901 A 11 THE WILSON TEENAGE COUNCIL Wzshm to Congratulatf The bemor Class LEILANI HLQTOIN VVILLIAM STOUDT NIARGARET CPFGGYJ WRIGHT VICTOR Lf-CAUSI4 RICHARD WIFSSIINGER Lpon Thezr Graduatzon -Ind Wlsh Tlzvm thv Bvst 0 Luck ln Ymzrs to Com: I6 I 1 LINDA WARMAN I ' f Q 'o SEE DRIVE BUY Buick s All tame Best Congrutulatwns Cla-93 of 60 Bulck 60 an A1m Hlgh General Motors German Economy Car Opel 60 D Easton Bulck Co Surprise ept Store E 1931 -PII BL 87141 nth L Wm Penn Hwy st one 163 Northampton St Phone BL 8 7158 Complzments 0 Brown S Dalry MQCARTHY S SEWING MACHINES Exclusively ln lzaston Necchl Elna Phone BL 2 7869 110 So 18th St , Easton, Pa SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES SEWING NOTIONS A HAY Sz BRO Inc Est 1889 KAYANIZE PAINTS HARDWARE GROCERIES COLD MEATS Housewares Glass Tools CANDY ICE CREAM Electrlcal Supplles AND BAKED GOODS Huff man S Grocery Shop Where Parkmg Is No Problem 1834 Freemansburg Avenue 693 Northampton St. Phone BL 2-4873 We Deliver Tel. BL 2-1582 Easton, Pa. 161 ' 9 d sc - - as 9 - Ask for Jack Kuhn, W.H.S. vw- ' ' ' y . . . , I 7 l O, O , ESL1905 D. H. Chegwidden, S Felkefs Photo -Studio Registered 208 Northampton St., Easton, Pa. Plumbing and Heating Commercial and Portrait Photos Oil Burner Sales and Service Plwtostats Phone BL 2-8108 Phone: Studio . . . BL 2-5473 232 Tenth SL W. Easton, Residence . . . BL 2-1289 I GRAVELL LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE COAL ATLANTIC FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT OIL BURNERS SALES St SERVICE 1613 Spruce Street Easton P Phone BL 2 4472 HOWARD S FARR 5 GROCERIES MAGAZINES 18th Street and Fairview Avenue Centre Square D131 BL 22154 Eamon 167 I I O O , a. 9 9 C A N D Y MBETTER SHOES BY FARR GRUBE 81 BETTS ASHTON ' G FUNERAL HOMES Ph t g phy 14-th Northampton 2 S uth Thi d St ee! Easto P . C l HALL FUNERAL HOME Harry V Hall Dolores C Hall The Amazing Volkswagen WILSON AUTO IMPORTS worth waltlng for 25th and Butler Street -:- Easton Pennsylvania Telephone BL 3-6244 - 5 - 6 163 Sportmg oods o o ra 5 fo r Q r n a , Q Berwick and Phila. Rd. omp iments of 5 - 9 Q Compliments . . . WILSONS BARBER SHOP 206 So 16th St Eawton, Pa Jlm 81 ,Io Brasefleld Maplecroft Ave and Nazareth Road fSe1psv1lleJ Ea ton Pa Phone BL 29130 Phone BL 2 8164 Pl3tl3,S Auto Fuel and Electrlcal Servlee 1706 Falrvlew Ave Eawton Pa Motor Tune Ups Carburetor and IgIllll0Il Speclallsta Generators Starters L E ROSS CO Wholeaale Greetmg Carde Statlonery Noveltlee 12th and Spruce St BL 2 5953 Have Fun at the MIDWAY olf Drnmg Range K 'lluuature Golf fours I8 Hole Large Mmlature Golf Cour e '52 Tec Drlung Range Snark Bar Fountain Serum Phone Easton BL 2 9288 or BL 2 2479 Wllllam Penn HlgllW3V betwc en F1 ton K Beth PRI' F PARKINI THE REGAL PRESS INC Joh and Commercial Prmtmb Letterprt .md 0ffGetL1thographw Multlgraphlng Addre Dlrmct vldll Advertlslng. 1208 WM PENN HWY EASTON PENNA Phone BL 22780 16 . . L . . Q I . . . . Y . L .. s , . s I .. . . , L L 1 ' 1 . L , o o 0 G '. . I .1 4 'O' . r .vs L , L. K , . - - '.. . G- ' ' f'.e , . . . ' ' ', - ,as ' . A 1 Y. .. , , 9 o 'f-:- ,X iss' L.-' ' ' -'- QQ. fr .-. ' X -' ' ' r L . L-1n,. L - w v . t . . L , . '4 - Since 1895 - MERKIN AUTO SPRING AND ALIGNMENT CO. Springs - Brakes - Frames - Alignment 1517 Northampton St. Easton, Pa. Easton-BL 8-6179 Compliments of . . . Walter L. Seip, Inc. 4-2 N. 17th Street Easton, Pa. 9519 Distributor of . . . Wise Potato Chips and B achman Pretzels Food Lane and its associates wish to extend best wishes success and luck to the Graduating Class of 1960 FOOD LANE SUPERMARKETS 750 S 25th St Wllson Boro and 717 Berwick St South Easton Dial BL 2 6723 Charles Hoffman 81 Sons, Inc General Contractors 24-36 Vlctor Street Easton, Pa Congratulations Easton Dlstrlbutln Co and Best Wishes to th: g Class of 960 2414 Butler Street WILSON BORO LIONS CLUB Easton Pa Phone BL 87963 169 9 ' 9 . ., '7 0 Compliments of . . . I I O 1 C K . , . , . S Klelnhans 81 Co 319 Ferry sf Dlstrlbutors of Seabrook Farms Frozen Food Hotel Bar Butter Congratulations and B ost Wzshvs KOWITZ SLEEP SHOPS ln the 25th St Shopplng Center Easton Dlvlsxon of M KOWITZ AND CO Musu: Is Our Busmess See Us For Your Muslcal Needs Century MUSIC House 221 Northampton St Easton, Pa Phone BL 34310 RADER LEAUBER MOTOR CO O L D S M O B I L E Sales and Sermce 25th and Northampton Sis Easton, Pa ORTHOPEDIC TECHNICIAN Prescrzptmns Carefully F zlled Phone BL 2-4-661 Wllbor Shoe Rebullders John Ballato Prop 1730 Washlngton Blvd Wllson Boro BOB FRANKENFIELD AUTO BODY SHOP Body Fender and Paint ng Work Class Work and Car Waxing Rear of 2328 Forest Street Dual BL 2 7600 ,I B Coley Deteetlve Agency 24 HOUR SERVICE 142 So 18th Street Phone BL 2 3754 Faston Compliments 0 CITY BORO MARKET 166 Charles Porrello, Proprietor ESL 1932 Phone BL 3-4-129 - , - . I r , Pa. Best Wishes Class of '60 Wayne Amusemen 2409 Forest Street Phone BL 3-6301 Bean, Inc Contractors 1800 Wood Street Easton, SANDT Printlng Company Telephone: BL 8-7445 2333 Northwood Ave Easton, ROBERT F KIEFER PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Co 2402 Forest St Easton, Pa BL 2 2115 BL 34289 Telephone BL 88961 S PARK MILLER 225 South 17th Street Easton, Pa JOHN E MATASE JR Builder and Contractor Speczallzmg ln Custom Built Homes and Custom Made Cablnets Phone BL 2 5779 832 Stones Crosslng Easton Al MISCIO Prop Open Every Day M I Z S P L A C E STEAK SANDWICHES Our Speczalzty 2447 Freemansburg Ave Easton, Pa Take Out Orders Phone BL 2 9400 GENUINE SCHAFER S BOLOGNA Smce 1908 Drzed Bee Ask for lt by name at vour favorxte rocers SCHAFER BOLOCNA CO 326 Berks St Easton Pa I t Co. 49 . Pa. Pa. . , . . , . REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE K . ' , Pa. 9 ' 9 9 . . ' f Congratulanons Class o 60 ANDERSONS SERVICE STATION 4110 Wllllann Penn Highway Palmers Up to the Minute Servlce Center Dealer ln Mobll Products TIRES BATTERIEQ Complzments 0 SURF CREST fR1ght on the oceanl St Augustlne Beach Florlda Surf Crest on the Ocean Salnt AUgUSt1HC Beach Florlda Route A1A 'Ulm Reasonable Rates MR 81 MRS GEORGE S CARLINC Day Week Month Season Owners Managers Washlng o Lubrlcatlon 0 Accessorle Compllmengs 0 Slrlannls Mobll SCPVICC CAL S MARKET Joseph Slrlannl Proprletor 1526 Washington Street 17 h d B 1 S t an ut er treats Free Delivery Phone BL 2 1771 Easton P FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone BL 2 9434 FROZEN FOODS 168 . if , 9 , . . ' f 9 I . 9 . 5 -i-'51 ' -,.:'1.: 7' F . ' 1 .urmfiff ff Y . . . . A , f . . D, I . , , a. n Uhr Eauitnn Qlzuakvi Qin ilfrehzrrrl Q1 11511111 111' NJ C ' A K . ,. s ', L PH. O ua :fy U15 :eff or over 73 I' C I ' fl L L S14 VIVACIVI HARDWARE 1310 Freemanbburg Ave Phone BL 30467 W h t f19fU WIL-ROR ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Installation .md Repair-. I0 Best is es to he Class o 1 to tht CLASS OF 60 WILSON VARSITY CLUB 11 Congratulations and Best Wishes i '1 9 COMPLIMENTS OF HELMS SALES AND SERVILE Your Dealer for Boatlng., Huntlng and FlS1'llIlg Pun Featuring MERCURY OUTBUARD N101 URS Futorue Brands o Boats Canors and fllarnu Supplu 5 HUNTING AND FISHIINC 11CENS1LS 607 '50 24th Sl hom Bl 2 105 Telcvl lon Appllancec A1r Condltlonlng 190 Old Mull Road TP1PVl9lOH K Apllllallt 1 C0 We spa mall 1 m our rm n 120 bo Thlrd Street HOMEMADE SALSMJE S. QCRAPPLI' Phone BL 29382 Easton Pa Phone BL 33181 Frwnds o Congratulatzons Class 0 60 West Easton Athletic Assoclatlon T E R R Y S sowm DELAWARE nn Fnfth and Keystone Ave KEPLERS COAL C0 COAL AND FUEL o1L 2100 Edgewood St. Easton, Pa. 177 9 'Y 1 .1 . ' .1 . 1' 'Z . '--iff Val Lanshe Smith's Grocery ' y . . . 7 .- f, s 0 Q Q . 1 1 The Sign of DEPENDABLE PRINTING HOBSON PRINTING COMPANY l6TH AND BUTLER SIREETS I' XSTON PFNNQX LVANI X 173 PHONE: Bl, 8-T031 TRANS MIX CO CLYDE R WILLIAMS Mgr READY MIXED CONCRETE lg,- Estlmates A , G 3 H1 atwl Chiif Tllly ! 'M-I KF Iftjtfrr f 1 I-at 'G If It s Quallty Concrete You Want We Have It f oncrf tv Plyu ood 1 om ff if Fllllllllflfllill Form Rental Fr: ctum CALL Ea ton BL 20111 Ea ton BL 3 6111 Easton BL 2 0349 2549 FI'C6lllHllSbllI'0' Ave Easton 4dmLral TV and Ho man TI Applmncm TED KREITZ TV Sales St SCFVICC Electrlcal Contractor Raubsvxlle Penna I D Phone BL 3 3101 Auto Parts and Supplzes 1 849 Butler Street Paston, Pa Compllments of A FRIEND 114 .. . 8 .X . .. I - xg X- -,A -- I Af, - , f f' If 5911 .. l ni ' f 3 E Q , . . b . , H ,f . . Phone BL 3 1221 Day or Nlght Lennox Garage Complete Auto Servlce 25th Street and Lennox Avenue EASTON PA Servlce JEEP Sale A Fred Treher Office F urmture and 105 107 N Fourth St Easton I a Phone BL 87973 ,IUKE BOX OPER A ORS T YOUNGS MUSIC COMPANY Hear 109 So Third Street EASTON, PA Phone: BL 2-8211 175 I O 9 Albert B Reusbeck CERAMII' TILE VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS FONTRACTOH Easton Penna Phone BL 2 0357 1 6 2467 Birch Street Compl me t R 81 R PROVISION CO Dzstr but f MEATS and PROVISIONS 1240 Plne Stre t Pagio P Phone BL 8 6249 Qklllf STREETER S PHARMACY 4 SPECX9' 24th and Forest Streets Wllson Boro Phone BL 8 2331 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 60 DONALD H KERBAUGH HOME DECORATINI 2404 FORREST STREET EASTON PA Phone BL 20520 177 i n s of ' i ors 0 ' 6 I n, a. Q m Best Wishes to the Class of ,60 IHHHES CASH MARKET 2400yZ Freemansburg Avenue Fresh Meats Grocer e F ro en F o ds Phone BL 33500 or BL 33509 COMPLIMENTS OF FISHS STUIJIU and Camera Shop A Complete Lme of CAMERAS FILMS and ACCESSORIES COLOR and BLACK 8: WHITE PROCESSINC 2115 BIRCH STREET EASTON PENNA SPARKYS Harley-Davidson Motorcycle-Q 2685 Freemansburg Avenue Easton, Pa. 113 7 , -:- is -:- z 0 Toys and Novelties K . . a 9 Y ' 9 BELL Cynthia's Gift Shop APOTHECABY Gifts for all occasions QF!-ee lleliveryf 2045 FAIRVIEW' AVE. EASTON, PA. Phone BL 3-6464 Phone: BL 3-2311 3 I Engllshxf FORD Lune CONTINENTAL MOTORS INC 15th and Northampton Streets FAQTON PA OLDEST LINCOLN MERCURY DFALER IN PLNNA FASTON BL 86257 Phone BL 2 8739 Sandys Beauty Salon Sandra RCISS PIOPIICIOT Your N8lgh1JOf1l00d Hair Stwll t Closed MOHIIHW 1612 WRSIIIHQIOH Strult o Th d dP d en ur av an H in 'VIFNS AND BOYS WPJAR Evenlngs bv Appomtmcnt 2442 Hay bffff' Phone BL 58551 EASTON PA 11 me M RY Ll Q LN 9 0 32 35 ' 9 Earles MCll,S Shop 'Q GROLLMAN S CENTRE SQUARE, EASTON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 I. J. GROLLMAN HERMAN N. GROLLMAN Complzments f fllurrzm 4 unerzxl erimze ESTABLISHED 1908 1837 Washlngton Blvd Easton Pa Phone BL 8 702l 057' POTATO CHIPS MANUFACTURED BY EASTON POTATO CHIP CO EASTON PA Wm G Crega D tr buto DOCKERY MOTOR CO 13th and Butler Streets Easton Pennsylvanla Telephone Easton BL 3 4153 U50 ' o . . . QT 5 ' Aw . O 1 9 Q 0 BRAND . . r- is i r JOE . S C it 5 . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 ,lustlce of the Peace Martlll R Barr 103 Crescent Street Borough of Clendon Phone BL 8 9980 QUICK AUTO TAG SERVICE LEARNER S PERMITS TITLE TRANSFERS ETC CHURCHMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 355 Spring Garden Street Easton Lehzgh Valley s Most Modern Business School Courses that lead to a successful business career Business Admlnlstratxon Executlve Secretarlal Advanced Accountlng ,lunlor Accounting tenographlc Buslnes e yP l B App dhyTh Nto IC FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE EXPERIENCED FACULTY Wnte or Phone or Catalog Charles W Churchman Prestdenl Dial BL 2-4041 Borders Grocery Store 2246 Front Street Avona Heights FRESH MEATS FROZEN FOODS CANDY AND EASTON SANITARY ICE CREAM 181 I U , Pa. 7 9 , . W ' , Pa. . , . . . . . . . . - . ' . . . . 0 S ' 0 ' 5 Accredited by Accrediting Commission for Business Schools Licens d b ennsy vania State oard of Private Business Schools rove e a i na ouncil of Business Schools . , . . . . FLAGLER CHEVROLET Complzments o y Lambert s Pavlng i mu1Ti7 West Easton Easton BL 8 6279 Raubsvllle Penna Chester Flagler Prop Faslon Compllments o BLANCHE T SWITZER ICIPVISIOH Kelvmator Stereophonlc H1 Fldellty Phonographs Magnavox Columbla Webcor RCA VlCt0f Delco Ozl and Gas F trod Furnaces VON BULOW LO 40 South Thlrd Street Easton., Pa Vedomsky Bros Market LAUBALH S Corner of 3rd and Keystone Ave QUALITY MEATS FRESH VEGETAGLES FROZEN FOODS FROCERIES West Easton Penna and Park Avenue Corner of Nazareth Road Phone BL 23826 Easton, Pennsylvanla 187 9 o - . , . min. I .,,,,,+ - . 0 , '. , . A f . . . O ,, . . . .3. . ' .:. L -'- . -'n n'a D . . . w I . . ' 7 O I -, . . . I.. We do our own cleaningv Sabo's Tailors 8: Cleaners 926 Northampton Street Easton Sanitary Milk Co. Easton, Pa. 25 South Front Street Easton Pa BL 34131 Phone BL 2 6593 G ,l Sabo Prop Pasteurxzed Homogemzed Vlt D Golden Guemsey Pasteurlzed Best Wlshes to the Class o 60 Homogenlzed From Vlt D Mllk S Cream Butter lhfese 1905 Northampton Street Ice Cream Phone BL 2 5271 Easton P Green Pond Golf Course PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Dlnlng Room Catering to the Publlc Wedding Reception Banquets Private Partle fx' JAMES AND BARBARA Nl-ALOWFY Proprietors I George E Weller ' 1941 Lehigh Street Easton Pa Stotz Office Phone BL 3 7060 Equipment Co ' ATIOII WI D E I H ' U I A H c - Easton Phone BL 87268 N of 183 9 's ' ' 1 1 f E , Q ' ' f ' . 9 ' , , , i , . , - , a. . . S . . S .E ffllrx? ' ' . 1 . . . ' 1 NA un. ' . .... .. mm-1 'f'g11iuunlnIllu, l lv:-talllllllla l '5??'f'f -5' 16659256 rr,QL??-rig'-llll U I C g . 0 O Q w . A- A 0 0 vu Q wtatlllllpellll A A PHARMACY B kb 38613 3750 Wu Hgh y LOUIS SCHUESSLER DEISIXEIEJRY Reg Pharmaclst Deblliixliiilinw 24 HOUR SUDDEN SER! ICF ON PRESCRIPTIONS 0 BABY NEEDS 0 BFAUTY AIDS 0 TOBACCO 0 MAGAZINFQ 0 IIE CRF NM AMPLE FREE PARKING ONE OF PENNSYLVANIAS MOST MODERN lp RCA Ph I Appl Com pllments Monarch Appllance Sz Furniture Co A TONY AND JOHN MARAGULIA Props 436 438 Northampton Street Easton P Phones BL 3 3711 BL 22001 Best Wishes FULLER PAPER CO BL 3 3391 184 Q Q' Q' 1 Q 0 Q . Phone: Lac urn .- . i iam Penn i wa Euston, Pennsylvania W. , JR. , , 7 O HEALTH AIDS O HALLMARK CREETING CARDS 7 Whir ool . '.. . Television 81 Si Youngstown i ro iances ' of . . . - , , , a. Newest Fmesg -aooewf cw fa S SCHAIBLE, Compare Mu X! mums. tv 'W' suv 'Sw 01 fm' BAKERY F reshe.st Garren Prlntlng Company Creators of FINE PRINTING Dlal BL 3 8831 1510 Washington Street Easton, Penna. O WEDDING INVITATIONS ST ATIONERY BROCHURES PROGRAMS COIVFRATLLATIONS Your Prcbcrnptlon Pharmam Alff s Phan many ll ll 1715 Butler Street EASTON, PENNA. Tel BL 3 2738 Free Dl'llLl'fN ber: ll 4 18 5 fig-f:::AgM:5gf2Q H H 4 '-:-,::tA.A! i :g:1.,. -:,f ,,,,. Q-14? .,.f ,4,,.f z 3 f,,, ,...,.f::.,,. .4.,.,7. ree A A 'X N lw. 'fteo f 1, fgfjjiffi-1?g55QEF5g,.i!j?E-if I i ,.11 ,L m '1 : 5 , fsgzg, gag5:5:5zg. 522222 ,gif ,41. ,za- 3 1.' 1 ' Q 155555.- t,. ' 'I ' r.r1:r. e et llet erl I 2g,5ji.2:fi11- 't 9 . . . SCHAFFER'S Maytag Washers and Dryers 11th and Northampton Sts. Easton, Pa. PAULSON S MARKETS 1302 Northampton St Arcade Market Phone BL 3 6351 or BL 2 6483 Easton Penna J A C K S ESSO SERVICENTER 22nd and Northampton St Iraston Pa TOWN PHARMACY 3242 Freemansburg Ave. Easton, Pa. Phone BL 8-2303 24 HOUR PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Serving the Community for Good Health Compllments o BUSHKILL PAPER CO 1220 Northampton Street Easton Pa Phone BL 36144 Art Supplles Archery Equlpnlent Chemlstry lf qulplllelll Bllls Hobby Shop 1711 Butler Street Easton, P Phone BL 3 1131 Compliments o Palmer Dalry Bar Flsher Road SCIPSN alle 156 9 , . 7 , . I , '. Crafts -:- Toys -:- H.O. Trains . I x .1 L . . ' 9 a. lu I bCJP1l!lWl- vig' 'eu' it Wllllam Kravchak s Flylng A SCPVICC 23th and Northampton Sts Easton Pa Phone BL 2 9021 Buennlngs FLOWERS Store 9 Centre Sq at Lehns Court Phone BL 8-7136 Greenhouses 1900 Lehigh St Phone BL 2 2553 3335 DRUMS Phone BL 3-6884 Studio-221 Northampton St. Beam Beverage Co. 3730 Wm. Penn Highwaw Easton, Pa. Easton, Pa. Phlille -r A W v , - , , 5 . o 5 ' ' :L 5 ,qi , . ' . 5 A , ' I 5 V IW.. ' ' rr- ' t ' r fi K -PK ' Y J P -:fp-' f 1 f ' ' swf- ,V , -f ,Lf-1 ' u-,-,.,- V ,,- .-A -if-W 'N- F 3 X -1 9 R . if ,, 1 . F' r efs T 5 -g 2- - -1 : - .9 . . Q. . - - Q. A if-.. -- 4 . , , ',' ' 2 .' - ' '. n.: ':., '15, , 1 . 1:8 gf - 1. -5-.--gg,u -J , ff- T413 .L .y 55 - ' A.. jf '. - A- .- ,-: 1 gs . ' .,:,.Y F - -1: S , Y LL, .1-Z..- ,ff--fA.:.1'.:-:L Y H A 1 - Z. . K , - -' .nf . ' - 5 - V -- - A . - .. --s,.. 4.-.1 von- ' . A- 47 - Y -WJ1, .nxt-W., .- .Q ,f .i..., 5 . A. Agfa- -, Yi'-ff-fgrx., .mn , , in . . , -T ,,,,,,- I O I , I O 2 . - . F 9 ' ' . 2 . . Phones Easton BL 2 4069 Phllllpsburg CL 4-2421 GENERAL PRINTING COMPANY INCORPORATED BOOK AWD JOB LETTERPRESS LITHOGRAPHINf E ASTON PA Congratulatwns Class 0 60 JUNE S BEAUTY SALON ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 36 NORTH 18th STRI' ET FASTON PA Telephone BL 2 7867 188 2015 FREEMANSBURG AVE. . , . . f , 7 66 ev J H , 0 WASHER P TS WASHERS DRYERS ANY Mover RANGES 'aww ANY MAKE REFRIGER FOR G-P-'W' ATORS NORGE S89 Us RADIOS SALES DEXTER SWEEPERS SMITH S APPl SHOP SERVICE ilulp,-,int Bra w '9P 3 BL 8 97-I-I Pl-HLCO BENDIX s SCOUNT iCES Ml H, STON M zsrn x. Fnsemmssunc Avi P shura S Aifvuancs seavsce snot' Klefer s Sound Service Elle!-S116 W R Helm h BLWQHS F BULLDOZING EXCAVATINF Charles J Montague RD 414 nc Ph BL 36730 E P ND Everything for the Office 237 Northampton Street Ph BL 2 6351 E P 18.1 I , 1 .P ,. le. llvq I n S P P n 1 S eeon oo P . e n n n e I 155 i GS me 1n'n S V . h: h 715' P- f ' . P h n P h h FROM -,411 ..: A E V: Ve,. , 11 '. A PZ, E E A ll ZZV' ':'-.- A, ::,, ..'1 Modern Showroom '.',AV , .,::' Q E 'P H Free an Easy ark' g :,.' .gl ,'-v: - '::. ,e . , ,, M V, A. ,. ' O 7 0 Professional Sound and Recording Service , s d' - s ' ' P - E P . ' 1 . . I - DRAPERIES TRACK VALANCE BOARDS RUGS AND CARPET ROBERT F HELLER UPHOLSTERER NEW and REBUILT FURNITURF IHUINI' BI 32830 FASTUIN PA The Class of 1960 Expre QC appreciation to th? adx ertl er who haw- made- readerc to patronlve the 1 iflvertlwr whcneur poi-Qlble 11 , w . . . St S ' ' f 'S s ' H possible the publication of this book. We ask our . i. S' Z it , S ' U. . 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