Wilson Borough High School - Des Memoires Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

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You counseled and advised us in our time of need, and you brought humor, warmth, and understanding into our lives. You devoted many hours of teaching, working, and having fun with us. For all of these things and many more, we say with deepest grati- tude, Thank You! 2 Susann Agosta William Altenbach Roberta Phyllls Amy Applegate Mary Ann Baltz Thomas Arnold james Bartholomew Nancy Aronholt :Phu H. Keith Bean Iefferey Cheryl Bender Marlclare Beegle UC Black Breidinger Rocco Berardinucci Kenneth Brett Kathleen Brown Linda Buchman Suzanne Campbell Edwin Brownell Rufus Callis Q51 Sharon Brunio joseph Butto Sandra Cann Pamela Campbell Cynthia Claus Margaret Coyle Wilga Compton james Creveling Terry Coleman Xen-5 Melinda Craig Howard Cook Carl Curto Shargn Cynthia D'Angelo Dean Charles Dawe Marjorie E. Donald Deemer DeMenno Melody Deemer Pamela Sherry Derkac De Rohn Kevin Donna Derr Ealef Terra Dullck james Gel'tfUdE Eckert Egan Rosemarie Eh ritz Dawn Edelman 9 john Elder Susan Nancy Fetherman Fisher Paul Ferency SteVEl l Fleming 055 Debra Forrer Roxann Dawn F055 Frankenfield Lynn Ieff Frankenfield Frey Marcia Freeman Renee 1056.95 Gabor Glgllo Barbara George Audrey Adele Glovas Golden Jacqueline Kathy Gordon Linda Griffin john Gualano ixx V. X N David Gutman Patricia op- Edna Hawkins Hanna Pamela Hartley Heald Luk Donald Henninger Donald Hess Lorene Earle Hess Debra Gary Hiller Hoag Debra Hoffman Hodge Deborah jenkins Donald Kerbaugr Mary Knecht George lllick john Kelly Jeffery King Gerry Kichline Melanie Kish Mary Ann Kohut Michael Kutas Paula Loiacono jeffery Ll Patrlcla Miller Michael Labalokie Donald Lynch Karen Lohrman Elio Manini l l , I f 1 ,fgnnx john John Mamnl Mason Carl Marinelli Karen Edward Masteller Mc Quillan Carolyn Mc Allister Deanna Kathryn Mease Meehan Wllllam Donna Mellick MSYGFS Renae Mendall Donald B0bbi Mlchael Mlnnlck Robert Muller Cynthia Michael Mirman Mulcahy Nancy Timothy Mulrooney Myers Rodger Murray Kevin Carol Nicholas Nuttall Richard Oberman Rita Richard O'ConnelI Ott Linda Valerle Pagani Perruso David Perruso Sharon Dale Piatt Poff Brian Poff Kenneth Glrla Pohlidal Pretopapa Michelle Dane Raub Read Daniel Redington Sharon Rickert Robert Richards Clark Rice Inez Rider William Richebacher Billie Rinebold William Rissmiller Richard Madelaine Rodriguez Roberts Patdce Louisie Roscioli jane Sanders Rupp . ,J n R f 3? Carolyn Saylor Teresa Robert Schafer Scheirer jill Schippers Donald William Schroeder Cynthia Shafer Shaffner Charles Shaneberger Sally Sheppard Dennis Shive Diane Simonetta jonathan Sledt Richard Smith Shuttleworth David Slick Charles Siemons Susan Smith Charles Richard 5nYdef Synder Linda Synder Carol Deborah Sokolowski Strazewski Q. lerri Stocker Terrl Deborah Shriver Thomas 24 if Walter Francrs Thomas Ubantz Dean Trrttenbach Elaine Calvin Valo Vogel 'N Qfsw Edward Verba Cathy Delores Vogel Wagner Fredrick Neal Wagner Walter Mary Ann Wallaesa Thomas DOHM Walter Walters Dave Washburn David Walters 26 Rolene Washburn Jeanette William Weidman ' Weidner Ronald Weidman Susan Kathi' Weisenberger WerkheiS6r Amy Weiss Keith Susan Werkheiser Werkheiser Mark Wolbach lacquelyn Young Brlan Wetzel Terry Worrich Brenda Wolfinger Daniel Zackey Frank Whitmore Elaine Young f -iw? Ronald Ronald Katheleen Zelasko Zimmerman Eike In Memoriam We linger here a little while, And then are gone Like ghostly dews that disappear When comes the dawn, And like the flaming dawn that dies, Before the day, Which fades, when darkness falls, we too Soon pass away. But since the dew returns to kiss The trembling grass, Since darkness comes and dawning makes The shadows pass, I laugh at Death for when I go From hill and glen, I know that I shall leave this day To live again. Edgar Daniel Kramer Craig Green 29 Mike Mulcahy Mike came to Wilson as a foreign exchange student from Sidney, Australia on january 13, 1973. During his stay here he lived with several different families, the last one being the Slicks. This summer Mike went on a tour of the U.S., citing some of his favorite places as New Orleans, Chicago, San Francisco, the Grand Canyon, and Yosemite National Park. He feels the U.S. is very beautiful and the people are friendly. Mike thinks that people overseas tend to consider U.S. citizens as unfriendly, and feels that these opinions could be changed if they would have a chance to meet some people from here. Some of Mike's favorite memories of Wilson are Mr. Laubach's English classes, football games, and wrestling meets..He feels that school in Australia is more strict, and there are not as many extra curricular activities available there. Mike says that we eat too many hot dogs and hamburgers, and lists his favorite foods he tried here as marshmallow fluff, pigs-in-a-blanket, and shoo-fly pie. Mike left Wilson on january 9, 1974. He will not graduate in Australia until November, 1975. When he finishes school he plans to study architecture at the University of Sidney. Mike would like to thank all of the students and teachers at Wilson for making his stay an enjoyable one. 'hm-. W -if 1 ,... ,M S5 1' be 5 , w 2 l iii! X 2 a The Warrior Band went hunting for national honors during the Lions International Convention in Miami. The Lions Club's legendary blue ribbon for best high school band floated over Wilson High School's Warrior Band, con- ducted by William Curnow. They arrived home No. 1 among the 35 high school bands in the competition, and third of all 53 groups taking part. They also took third place in competition for musical aggregations, competing against 52 entries. The band's twirlers placed second in the international competition. Thousands of anxious band fans lined Northampton Street to welcome the band home. Tired and hot from several hours on the road, and delayed by a flat tire, the 140 band members, twirlers and advisors arrived in Wilson about 9 p.m. Tuesday, july 3. After stepping from the four buses, the Warriors grabbed their instruments and marched victoriously to the park. This great honor was the result of two years of grueling work in the rehearsal room and on the field including daily and occasional twice-daily practice sessions prior to departure for Miami. Also, in their two years of effort, the Wilson band boosters raised 527,000 to help send the musicians and twirlers to Miami. This fall, when they took the field to begin the 1973-74 season, the admiration of their peers for this memorable honor was known to all. 31 CHAMPS F 73 1' .ff ..- wtf milf 1 W f1 Q. 'N r H - Q . e .rq,gTY gg A 'cg' I . , . '65 fr N 'Aix :Ayr gp ' JJ! , SQAQQT'-V ,j . M . XA . UB .LQ .I V 6 - ,S , h A :Ah A Q- L LM 4 ,' , ,QA A , -an O 4 n 'Z f 3 X A - cf of 'n st , '31 ,Qi , si tt , L 5 N, 'kg K I a QQ K xiii A xg' wwf ew c v ix f A 3311 1. Ak K. 3 A. 9 NN- NTT-v--.. - --wa .M 'Q 'QM P -.4-.nu uv .mm un' I - X- X xg. R., - SH ,, ,Q 9 '35- ..- .- M ,T . . . 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G UTQITH- ss' N-,gg J, ig NS A ik m?du10.o Eglwubqfa' 9 'k E RSV 'Lund WW-' 5 Q5 910- ww jf XZ M1334 M33 MA 5'i'g?f 9' so .1 2, ,N Q' 9.-Yi Q -it 3 F? Q59 ay' QF ' S ' ' .N if 554 A Sq? Sf xi? Qin WX mmm S if 3? 29513 K Q 5 W if 3 3' Skit' S 55 3235555 Q- x6i'x Jaan mms 530353 Z8 nkjfyjgvy feng? ' '::,':Q 'N 93 ' 9972! in .A gieuuyf 55 Qs Q - ' UM ' 'I - MQYQIWQA are QW' 33322 'if EM T ,,,,,g1M ami Mx5'5efwFf5 f'w.0, CH- . ,QW 7? Qigfsghwiwpmieiifff SY ,H'gw?f 'W M-Q.g.f Q if .. f- ,pf + x. JW AV, I r 1 Cxsgj 'n H 'rf' -f v , Np.,, 5': 'A'1 s,,, 1 W U fu - 'A 5 4 0 '14 f o sf .PN 04 9 q 1 X .inicp O G 1 xfggi AWK l . Karen's and Terri's artistic talent rivals that of the famed Picasso and Michaelangelo!! Lori and Kenny, our good natured seniors, always have a friendly greeting and a smile for everybody. Santa brought Mike a curling iron for Christmas as testified by having the curliest hair in school. After letting their hair grow for 17 years, Sue and Don finally got an award for their efforts. Cindy's and Ron's continuous snickers, hoots and howls can be heard throughout the building on any school day. W it Even with loe's platform shoes and Bic's flat feet they'll still never see eye to eye. 2 lil 39 Even in these inflationary times, Elain and Dave won't have any trouble making their millions. Kay and Howard, our most intelligent seniors, crack the books as they try to crack the secrets of life. Linda and jeff, our most athletic seniors, are our choice to go to the Olympics in 1976. To talk or not to talk is not the question . with Lynn and Ed. It is what to talk about. 1 9 SECTION 9-1: 1st Row-T. Coffman, L. Ackerman, R. Buffham, M. Bertolino, B. Banko, D. Benner, C. Adams, K. Cartisano. 2nd Row-R. Benninger, G. Bender, S. Amy, D. Beck, P. Cascioli, B. Beamsderfer, L. Catanzaro, K. Cantrel, A. Clewell, C. Claus, M. Campbell, 1. Brewer. 3rd Row-1. Bartholomew, T. Anderson, D. Claus, B. Correll, L. Critelli, W. Adams, R. Bond, S. Auerbach, W. Applegate. v SECTION 9-2: 'lst Row-S. Frawley, P. Fretz, G. Davis, L. Crivellaro, L. DeLorenzo, S. Fisher, S. Fisher, V.'Eichlin. 2nd Row-C. Dawson, L. Diehl, C. Falcone, A. DeMarcentonio, D. Frindt, D. Dean, D. Conover, A. Fabian, 1. Flagler, B. Deck, M. Frankenfield, I. Cyphers. 3rd Row-W. Frank, W. Fisher, C. Crivellaro, B. Crivellaro, D. Forrer, B. Drake, D. DiVentura, J. Godshalk, S. Eveland. Missing from photo: Mark Eisenhard. P- .vi if 4 lx SECTION 9-3: Seated-B. Hofschild, K. Glovas, J. Haag, A. Hoag, L. Guerke, T. Groff, C. Hanlon, D. Hawkins, D. Hoff. 1st Row lStandingD-T. Heckman, S. laremchuk, B. Hall, D. Hoffman, L. Henninger, D. Gillen, W. Keeler, D. Gordon, B. Hess, I. Hudock, M. Kaiser. 2nd Row lStandingl--B. Hartman, E. Harding, S. Higgins, I. Karasiewicz, T. Hammerstone, K. Hower, R. Hart. ' . SECTION 9-4: 1st Row-J. Huncker, E. Levigion, N. Manieri, R. Macario, 1. King, P. Lynch, K. Lander, K. Keck, K. Howey.'2nd Row- P. Monaco, R. Leidy, R. McWilliams, B. Mack, L. Keck, R. Mcllroy, K. Lambert, S. Lesh, K. Kerbaugh, M. Kraus, D. Miller, S. Lamphear. 3rd Row-B. Leibert, R. Little, D. Moore, D. Leiby, C. Miller, D. Michalek, M. Melchert, T. Misero. 43 I -.RFQ ffkg ,s .ftp SECTION 9-5: 1st Row-C. Mueller, N. Nitchkey, C. Mentesana, R. Meuser, K. Parsons, C. Plebani, R. Murray, M. Miller. 2nd Row-S. Ricker, M. Ott, B. Patriarca, S. Mutz, 1. Morris, L. Michael, S. Mulford, S. Misero, R. Poirire, H. Praschyk. 3rd Row-C. Raub, I. Nolasco, D. Oberman, W. Pulli, D. Phillips, G. Ostrander, R. Osinski, M. Neiser, S. Schaffer. C .if Q. if 3 as ti R I X 3' E ,R 1 If'l', 5' f Yr 1 'tsfh I I T X Q ii l .. fr ,. , wi. .. 5 i is .i f is r . .. ji . Q 13? - Lv . ls C xg.,-B, SECTION 9-6: 1st Row-D. St. Clair, I. Sanabria, K. Raymond, N. Poff, K. Pritchard, C. Rey, L. Pope, D. Scott. 2nd Row- R. Steckel, D. Szema, D. Roth, B. Smith, E. Rosciole, T. Singer, D. Smith, L. Slifer, L. Ruppert, M. Stout, R. Stackhouse. 3rd Row-I. Somyk, I. Tarsi, R. Sterner, 1. Snider, C. Tirnmer, EJ. Schafer, D. Stern, M. Shruntz, E. Seese. l . l SECTION 9-7: 1st Row-I. Warner, H. Young, R. Veresink, D. Spangenberg, D. Zuccero, D. Seyder, W. Strawn, Penny Ubantz. 2nd Row-K. Young, C. Young, A. Troxell, L. Smith, 1. Walter, K. Young, L. Vincent, C. Wiend, D. Wolfinger. 3rd Row-L. Weidner, R. White, K. Weidner, I. Vitco, R.-Wagner, T. Whitmore, R. Wilson, R. Wenner. Missing from Photo: L. Stout, D. Wetzel. 45 SECTION 10-1: 1st Row-T. Baer, I. Behler, S. Biasini, K. Allen, 1. Bartell, C. Black, 1. Bachman. 2nd Row-G. Brett, 1. Benninger, 1. Bonney, L. Clark, K. Bartholomew, T. Bruneio, N. Barretto, V. Casey, T. Coyle, 1. Allen. 3rd Row-C. Dodge, R. Bellis, C. Briggs K. Baskwell, R. Brodt, H. Beck, K. Fox. SECTION 10-2: 'lst Row-L. Davis, M. Dowbenuik, V. Doran, V. Eck, D. Corona, D. Elder, N. Fehr, P. Curto, L. DiVentura. 2nd RowjD. Good, T. Gordon, D. Forber, T. Dulick, S. Diehl, L. Fisher, T. Coles, D. johnson, 1. Hodge. 3rd Row-B. Hoover, K. Hudanick, H. Hooper, C. Haycock, D. Hower, M. Frant, T. Hester, B. Graver, S. Henn, L. Frawley, T. Gutekunst. SECTION 10-3: 1st Row-D. Hess, D. Harding, S. Helsel, P. Graha D. Hans. 2nd Row-M. Kucynda, I. Maieski, 1. Matthews, K. Ha Lauer. 3rd Row-B. Kunsman, K. Kelchner, R. McEntyre, G. Lancse 'i- , 53. 1 . wvx. Y Bi f ts L , K .T ? iffy , K 5qf'51TiX'k.H P'-'iv . r ., :.- swept-11.319 -. '-Vg' 339 57 ,Q I figfff . 451 ,LQ X . f L 535:11 Wm m, K. Guzzo, M. Hanni, C. Hunt, I. Godlewski, S. Heffner Il, C. Hoskins, T. Hutnik, L. Gerhart, B. Lewis, B. Little, B k, K. McGary, K. Mattes, R. Lewis. A x I kl X-4 . 'vi H . f,,ii,. .- Lx.. - . A. a 5'-V: V, ig - . .X , iff Yvf,frx'g 1. , .QL ' VL A 'Yi .. . ,gg . 5 2: , 'V , :aj g 3 Q, X. 5-.5 I. , L- , J nf, ' 'f r A ' , . f' 3 xiii SECTION 'IO-4: Top Row--M. Rice, R. Miller, B. Parker, M. Pugliese, R. Perruso, S. Rugis. Center-A. Pribzick, I. Morris, E. Knapp, P. Inman, L. Krenik, R. Keck, A. Patriarca, D. Nixon. Sitting-D. Laduca, C. Krietz, K. landeisek, M. Kelly, 1. King, A. King, C. Iones. Missing from photo: S. Keiper, D. O'DonnelI, B. Porter, C. Kickline, R. Riehl, M. Roscioli. QQJU mi Y SECTION 10-5: Top Row-1. Rice, D. Leh, D. Mcllroy, C. Moninghoff, D. McQuiIIan, T. Moser. Center-D. Mease, S. Mammano, L. Roscioli, C. LaVeIIe, D. Roy, B. Robinson, M. Rodriguez, C. LaVelle, S. Leon, T. Miller. Sitting-M. Plewak, T. Lee, E. Lawrence, M. Osinski, D. Parr, M. Nolasco, D. Raub, C. Purdy, T. Lynch, D. Moser. AM SECTION 10-6: 1st Row-K. Singer, B. Schippers, I. Saylor, M. Schafer, L. Rumsey, S. Seiple, D. Stout. 2nd Row- D. Seipt, C. Stout, S. Sanders, B. Rupp, R. Smith, R. Spirko, C. Spina, D. Schmidt. 3rd Row-L. Starniri, D. Snyder, S SoIliday,1. Shruntz, M. Stehly, T. Smith. Missing from photo: Mr. Martenis. 0.4 SECTION 10-7: 1st Row-L. Flumac, P. White, D. Walters, N. Verba, G. Young, S. Young, P. Young, L. Tozzi, C. Young. 2nd Row-T. Stroble, L. Trinchere, S. Vedomsky, S. Worrich, G. Wieand, A. Zalesak, M. Winters, C. Walters, W. Wolf. 3rd Row-W. Wilson, M. Twilford, S. Tymanovich, R. Wenner, D. Young, R. Weidner. ln.. SECTION 11-1: Sitting L. to R.-Maria Balzano, Paula Burns, Charles Claus, Douglas Cawley, jonathan Apple, joseph Cantrel, Lynn Allen, Tina Bondar. Standing L. to R.-Frank DeVatt, Donald Brinker, Ellis Allen, Robert Baker, jayne Adams, Karen Bellis, Pamela Bieber, Gary Allen, Leonard Behler, Thomas Bohn. Relaxing again, girls? SECTION 11-2: 1st Row lSeatedj--Barbara Gabor, Sheila Elias, Kathleen Ferrara, Darline Danner, Susan Doyle, Debra Cron, Deborah Casciole, Cindy Fretz. 2nd Row-Craig Kunsman, Harry Davis, Lawrence DaVanzo, Kathleen Embardino, Wanda Butler, Maria Butto, Colleen Conover, Michael Earl, Carl Fischer, George Edwards. 3rd Row-Larry DeRohn, john Geiger, Lee Clewell, jeffrey Ebner, Mark DeWalt, john Fretz. Missing from photo: Michael Coyle, Keith Frankenfield Wo-Tech.J, Lee Ann Cook CVo-Tech.j, jan Eisenhard. ,,r'.4 KV' SECTION 11-3: 1st Row-Theresa Harling, Rebecca Holena, Karen Hart, jacquelyn Hess, Carlene Helm, Teresa Gordon, Deirdre Kitchen, Donna Huff. 2nd Row-Donald Gulick, Douglas Giordano, Sharon Kester, Carole Hutchison, Catherine Glovas, Suz- anne Gonzalez, Carol johnson, William Gladus, Robert Grucela, Harold Horning. 3rd Row-Paul Katinis, Daniel Inman, Alan Hartranft, joseph Gurinko, john junglas, Russell Hank, Terry Hagenbuch. Missing from photo: Louise Gellock, Mark Hender- shot, Charles Hoffman, Michael King, Marianne Good, Carolyn jones. ,fm ' 4 697 sy- SECTION 11-4: 1st Row iSittingJ-E. Liebenguth, L. Mellick, P. McCarthy, T. Nolasco, M. Noctor, C. Maclntire, D. Michelak, S. Mazur. 2nd Row-I. Maynard, G. Lohrman, 1. Long, C. Lewis, L. Niko, K. Moll, K. Meinhardt, B. Mulrooney, B. Maurer. 3rd Row-K. Miller, R. Moore, F. Mento, S. Lampher, D. Moore, T. Mammana, M. Lambert. l fl I X AA ,--.1 -:af SECTION 11-5: Top Row-C. Parker, B. Peters, M. Nolasco, R. Pensyl, T. Pensyl, R. Rice, G. Nolasco, C. Rey. 2nd Row-B. Oddo, W. Phillips, 1. Pope, P. Rogers, B. Race, P. Pope, F. Reiss, D. Ricker. Front Row-B. Pagani, I. Reccek, B. Ott, M. Perruso, V. Payne, D. Ricci, A. Ritter, I. Obrien. 52 L? he SECTION 11-6: 1st Row-Y. Seiple, L. Shimer, C. Smith, J. Rush, L. Roy, D. Smith, D. Transue, R. Stern. 2nd Row-K. Strawn, R. Spangenburg, I. Riccaro, C. Sterner, K. Smith, K. Stechel, S. Shukla, D. Stem, B, Scheirer. 3rd Row--E. Smith, W. Salim, G. Stocker, I. Sherman, P. Schmidt, D. Saylor. .. .NM S .- - ,QI .WV -1 H - V 5,424 111.597, SECTION 'I1-7: Sitting-C. Wolfinger, D. Zucchero, D. Zucchero, C. Watson, S. Wasserman, D. Wagner, A. Werkheiser, D Young. 2nd Row-M. Szmodis, T. Warner, K. Young, K. Unangst, M. Wismer, T. Walters, R. Timmer, W. Szmagala. 3rd Row-G Tomaino, E. Verba, 1. Walters, R. Young, I. Yohn. 53 VO.TECH. A.M.: Front-P. Bryfogel, B. Shaffner, M. Roscioli, l. Burns, L. Sparta, A. Eldridge, R. Broadbent, K. Wallaesa Middle-D. Noll, C. Morris, S. Ealer, M. Gable, R. Scheetz, S. Seese, S. Hofschild, D. Allen, D. Mease, C. Kichline. Back- M. Loebsack, M. Hendershot, D. Schulte, C. Sterner, M. Barr, L. Cook, B. Porter, R. DeYoung, F. Schramm, B. Patriarca D. Kichline, K. Frankenfield. Y. VO.TECH. P.M.: Front-D. Kichline, R. Miller, F. Strause, B. Salim, F. Wagner, R. Seiple, C. Kunsman, 1. Schippers, T. Spadea, F. DeVatt. Middle-A. Golden, R. Foss, T. Shriver, D. Wagner, D. Michalek, B. Rupp, D. Seese, B. Pagani, D. Pisinichia, N. Mulrooney, B. Weidner. Back-R. Foss, D. Hess, M. Lambert, L. Frawley, F. Chavar, B. Wenner, M. Twiford, M. Stehly, D. Hawer, B. Oddo, R. Moore, 1. john, G. Kichline, R. Murray. AN xv M1 ,. .M.v-M-'V vow..-gf BAND OFFICERS: E. McQuilIin KBand Presidentl, E. Young fhead majorettel, Miss Stueber KTwirIing Adviserl, P. Campbell KBand Sebre- tyl, Mr. Curnow CBand Directory, S. Agosta Kfolorguard Captainl, Mrs. Perruso fWarriorette Advisorl, N. Aronhalt iWarriorette Captainl Mr. Kuder 1Colorguard Advisorj, E. Verba KBand Vice-Presidentj. ' Top-Brass Above-Percussion Right-Woodwinds, Mr. Curnow Below-Seniors COLORGUARD Carol Nuttal Melanie Kish Pam Derkac 5 I Donna Ealer Sue Agosta Melinda Craig Sharon Piatt Paula Loiacono Ahh-hhh sooooooo good Deborah jenkins X Now you suffer Brenda Wolfinger 59 Elaine Young-head majorette Diane Simonetta-left side jill Schippers A Kathy Gordon 60 Debbie Forrer Lynn Frankenfield-right side 5, I IN' V-. wa X-f Standing-R. Washburn, R. Stern, T. Bieber, S. Wasser- man, K. Hart, M. Hanni, K. Mastellar. Kneeling-N Aronholt, A. Weiss. Candidates for the Funny Farm. 62 'isgjex ,WPI Another donation to get rid of us. Who spiked the coke? Who CARES! A If fl. 1 -' Eat'em up Eat'em up rah rah rah! Oh well, its only Dean. .313 Man! What a bummer! 63 Smile Elaine, Here comes the judge. 'S We've finally made it. The trophy and the glory are really ours! Our leader! What do you mean a person has to keep his eyes opened to use Who said we are going out of our tree? We're in one! one of these things? 'fu 1 BZ The group. You can look now Patty. l've safely caught the flag! vw, KN ,,,,f'! ORC H ESTRA 1st Row-M.A. K ohut, B. Holena, E. Bartakovits, 1. Long, 1. Pope, V. Massis, S. Lesh, L. Krenik, E. Verba. 2nd Row-L DiLorenzo L Ramunni 1 Rice D. Moser, T. Moser, L. Mellick, N. Fisher, S. Mazur, C. Hutchison, C. Snyder, D. G., 1. Ebner. 3rd Row-K. Fox, I. Miller, M. Coyle. Standing-F. Whit- more, T. Whitmore, B. Baker, D. Walters, E. Lawrence, K. Shuttleworth, D. Nixon, R. Oberman, S. Gonzales, M. A. Baltz, P. Campbell, M. Deemer, D. Meyers, P. Schmit, G. Allen, E. McQuillin, B. Poff, 1. Roccaro, Mr. Curnow idirectorl. From the traditional tunes of the Orchestra to the soulful sounds of the Stage Band STAGE BAND Sitting-1. Ebner, B. Oddo, D. Gulick, C. Lesh, C. Snyder. Standing: P. Campbell, B. Baker, E. Lawrence, F. Whitmore, 1. Curnow, 1. Civetello, G. Allen, 1. Walters, E. McQuillin, M. Campbell, M. Deemer, D. Meyers, I. Miller, M. Co le, K. F R. Ob C. F' h y ox, erman, :sc er, R. Moser, I. Roccaro, SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS '32 'Q' Is f' 1st Row-1. Long, R. Keck, L. Clark, K. Lohrman, R. Amy, E. Werkheiser, D. Nivon, D. Seipt, D. Savitz, C. Dodge, F. Reiss, R. Stern, E. Leibenguth, Y Seiple, S. Worrich, C. Moninghoff, E. Lawrence, D. Young, C. Black, Ms. Roberts. 2nd Row-K. Hart, D. Moser, T. Moser, 1. Rice, G. Young, L. Ros- cioli, 1. Hess, C. Fischer, T. Worrich, K. Fox, I. Ebner, B. Grucela, T. Walters, T. Hagenbuch, R. Woolverton, B. Miller, D. Zackey, T. Arnold, D. Mic- hael, T. Hutnik, L. Krenik, T. Schafer, M. Baltz, K. Masteller, N. Fisher, C. Lewis, G. Weiand. 3rd Row-C. Hutchison, 1. Pope, K. Shuttleworth, B. Wolfinger, L. Snyder, D. Simonetta, E. Verba, R. Oberman, B. Hoover, I. Walters, E. McQuillin, D. Slick, F. Wagner, M. Deemer, A. Golden, D. Wag- ner, D. Meyers, D. Thomas, E. Young, M. Kohut, K. Steckel. Piano-P. White, P. Campbell. From bass to soprano selections to the bass to soprano selections without the bass and tenors. SENIOR GIRL'S CHORUS Sitting-K. Shuttleworth, P. White. 1st Row-K. Lohrman, B. Amy, G. Young, P. Campbell, T. Miller, I. Long, R. Stern, S. Shukla, C. Wolfinger, C. Watson, E. Seiple, 2nd Row-R. Keck, L. Clark, 1. Hess, S. Lesh, M.A. Baltz, D. Farber, D. LaDuca, L.D. Lorenzo, D. Young, A. Werkheiser, C. Black, E. Leibenguth, N. Fisher, G. Wieand, B. Roberts. 3rd Row-P. Coyle, D. Hoffman, B. Wolfinger, D. Simonetta, L. Guerke, L. Krenik, S. Worrich, R. Smith, C. Moninghoff, C. Lewis, M. Deemer, K. Mastellar, D. Wagner, A. Golden. I S THE BEST PICKS FOR '73-'74! - V1 - 4 LK. 1 s l l l G Kneeling-1. Long, C. Fischer, K. Shuttleworth. 1st Row-B. Amy, R. Grucella, K. Lohrman, P. Campbell, D. Simonetta, G. Wieand, C. Moninghoff, B Roberts. 2nd Row-P. White, D. Seipt, N. Fisher, D. Nixon, T. Worrich, M. Deemer, M.A. Baltz, C. Lewis. 3rd Row--I. Ebner, K. Fox, E. Verba, R Oberman, D. Slick, D. Michaels, E. McQuillin,1. Walters, F. Wagner, T. Walters. No one who has had the experience of seeing and hearing the Wilson Borough High School Band and Chorus can have any doubt that these two groups possess some exceptionally fine talent. Among those re- cognized for their talent are as follows: Gayle Wieand, Mike Coyle, joe Roccaro, Charles Snyder, Ed. McQuillin, and Dave Walters became Dis- trict Band Members, while Gayle, Dave, and Mike succeeded in becoming members of District Orchestra. However, the competition was not yet over as Gayle, Mike, and joe continued on to become members of Regional Band, with Gayle and Mike ably overcoming all competition by becoming, finally, members of Regional Orchestra. ln the vocal department, Gale Young, Gayle Wieand, Diane Simonetta, and Marge Deemer made Dis- trict Chorus, with Gayle, Diane, and Marge becoming members of Regional Chorus. And Pam Campbell became a member of All-State Chorus Congratulations to all! Wilson Borough High School is most proud of you all. 1st Row-l.A. Simonetta, P. Cascioli, K. Parsons, S. Lesh, 1. Kutas, L. DiLorenzo, L. Guerke, B. Fairchild, T. DeMenno. 2nd Row-D. Wolfinger, I. Kline, R. Klingerman, I. Curnow, BJ. Rush, P. Plotts, P. Hunt, D. Klingerman, K. Walter, C. Lesh. 3rd Row-D. Roberts, T. Whitmore, D. DiVentura, E. Bartakovits, B. Crivellaro, S. laremchuk, M. Campbell, G. Miller, P. White Caccompanistl, B. Roberts tdirectorl Absent: D. Long. IUNIOR HIGH BAND The lastlunior High Band and junior High Chorus, for Wilson will only be a Senior High from now on. 1st Row-A. Lynch, R. Somyk, M. Beck, L. Degroff, M. Golden, T. Shafer, T. Shafer, L. Vincent, B. Minnick, D. Wolfinger, 1. Curnow, C. Harvey,j Harvey, K. Gerhardt, L. DiLorenzo. 2nd Row-D. Godlewski, L. Ramuni, C. DiLorenzo, G. Lerch, D. Bar, M. Miller, L. Strazewski, D. Spina, T. De- Menno, I. Kutas, R. Foss, V. Solt, K. Leidy, B. Bolgarie, H. Smith, K. Wagner, L. Strauss, W. Miller, L. Kiick, K. Fennel, B. Huff. 3rd Row-K. jaber, T Saxe, M. Smith, D. Young, T. Searfoss, D. Medellin, K. Middlecouf,1. Simonetta, S. Seartoli, N. Moser, K. Parsons, S. Snyder, N. Wentzel, 1. Meyers D. Roberts, 1. Bond, R. Klingerman, C. Blake, R. Bartakovits, I. Cline, C. Lesh, 1. Litschaur, C. Walters, B. Rush, A. Lear, S. Hart, K. Szena, B. Fairchild S. DeMenno, E. Snyder, P. Hunt, K. Kelly, B. Roberts tDirectorJ. 4th Row-B. Hall, 1. Morris, S. Lesh, K. Glovas, L. Guerke, D. DiVentura, T. Whit- more, M. Campbell, D. Long, E. Bartakovits, K. Young, K. Kessler, V. Stafford, C. Mazza, B. Smith, K. Lambert, 1. Powell, A. Rice, M. Reese, N. Hit- tinger, S. Koch. 68 .5 x . ' 4 ' zb, mf .rg an ,, 'v 'L Juan' 2,1 sezffesfsi: I , lwmbuuuall Ihiiiklklliil lliazisyagz isis! Aransas assauassii I Sifiiiiiifiiiiii KI asuuuxnuu Elisiii-Silt! . I WIEXSRSQSUFQSIQIX tmrvssllnsxnssnltu hnnnnuuuwnunllo luiluilnluiawamlih' lellllsnnnwmaiwllf lllllli his lf-Xuqib QIIZKREEERIKSIBSY Catlin-wwnnsnl' 'cfiiiiiw' ll dana um 'Il lun-:eggs -'A 57 5 K UEXEIS urxnxzrsnuxm Q ...Q .. X ww r, x -4. K , dx 3 A .IQ is Mad' ,nl 9? 521 'Q HQ-V. WN, '31 . 'k , 1 ' Q, A! JL .wax 'T'+s2T1i W7 , ii' ,T Q ',gg:'f'?f' 3:52 ifixif-'L fg5'jS'fkf'L- +fwfSf.f f,a'4.5fK jf Aww '. A604 , vu f ks lj if N215 'S VT' V54 y 'aw Z J' . 4' I H'-fm, ' -ws, .4 .i,v'P f . A 1 wg:-gg K. Q1 , ,5 X,-1-s SOCCER The men who took to the soccer field this fall handed in a valiant, but inexperienced season. From the opening kickoff of the humid Saucon Valley game to the waning minutes of the frigid Emmaus night match, the Warriors gave 1000!o. A few of the season's highlights came with a 2-1 overtime victory over Southern Lehigh, when jim Eckert turned to fistacuffs against Easton, and j.R. Schroeder was elected to All-League center half. It was an enjoyable year for the Warriors, and the booters enjoyed kicking their opponents around the field. Kneeling-L. Behler, F. Reiss, B. Bond, S. Shafer, L. Weidner, 1. Morris, I. Butto, C. Curto, M. Labaloki, T. Hester. Standing-B. Maurer, 1. Rush, B. Scheirer, 1. Maynard, K. Nicholas, R. Oberman, I. Eckert, G. Tomaino, M. DeWalt, jr. Schroeder, Coach Benner, R. Casey. SOCCER SCHEDULE WE THEY 1 Saucon Valley 4 2 Stroudsburg 3 ' 2 Southern Lehigh 0 1 Palisades 3 0 William Allen 2 1 Dieruff 3 2 Easton 3 - 0 Freedom 1 0 Liberty 1 3 Saucon Valley 5 0 Stroudsburg 0 1 Emmaus 0 2' Southern Lehigh 1 1 Palisades 5 1 Emmaus 2 Coach Benner and Captain LR. Schroeder. Wake me when the game starts. What's going on here? Wilson at their best. HOCKEY To be 431 was only an arms length away, but it slipped through the Warriorettes' fingers when they were defeated by their first place rival-Parkland. However, one defeat didn't dampen the Hockey Team spirit, as it thrust onward toward the big game against Southern Lehigh- the Warriorettes' second place adversary. During the Solehi match, the weather was crisp, only stirring the girls' enthusiasm even further. The result, however, was a Southern Lehigh victory. A truly fine team, though, is always a winning team in the truest sense of the word, and Ms. Paul, through her warm and winning contemplation. personality had a winning team. Swluhr-p-pm Top Row-M. Rodriquez, C. Bender, C. Vogel, S. Cann, B. Minnick, L. Hoag. 2nd Row-L. Seifer, Miss Paul-Coach, P. Young, P. Pope, E. Valo, L. Roy, C. Helm, M. Dowbeniuk, I. Hess, M. Rodriquez, T. Dulick, D. McQuillin, K. Singer, D. Roth. Seated-K. landeisek, D. Leh, 1. Begler, V. Doran, K. Young, C. Moninghoff, P. Rodgers. Missing- I. Eisenhard, C. Hoskins. 73 Let's stick it out together. HOCKEYSCHEDULE VVE 2 Saucon Valley 4 Nazareth 3 Bangor 2 Palisades 2 Northwestern 3 Pen Argyl 0 Parkland 4 Pocono Mountain 2 Pleasant Valley 1 Southern Lehigh 2 Sahsbury 0 PhHHpsburg 7 East Stroudsburg THEY 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 2 1 5 1 3 0 l out 74 mi My - Y Q17 V FQ VW The last of the Soap Crew. x 75 gym LAKE wvenouwn l i.. ri' ' K -1' nf, Q59 l F 3 if ' ii T- 2: FOOTBALL The gridiron team of 1973 was composed of highly competitive, fierce, rugged, head-splitting, arm twisting, back breaking young men. A mur- derous line averaging 205 lbs. crushed the op- ponents defenses week after week. Our awesome backfield led by speedsterjeff Lilly tormented the opposition constantly. It was a fine season even though there were a few low spots, and we are sure that it was enjoyed by all. W YK iv QJD' 1 In fw aw 'y' TTACKLES-M. Lambert, S. Rugis, R. Miller, B. Parker, L. Clewell. Mis- sing-P. Ferency, R. Weidner, 1. Bartholomew, G. Verba. l QB: B. Marinelli, T. Buckman, T. Gutekunst lmissingl. ff ,' LINEBACKERS: Standing-R. Berardinucci, C. Claus. Kneeling-S. Fleming, E. Smith. ENDS: Standing-1. Cantrell, R. Weidner, R. Spangenburg, M. Szmodis. Kneeling-R. Zimmerman, D. Perruso, I. Kelly, G. Nolasco. CENTERS: M. Perruso, 1. Manini. GUARDS: D. Young, K. Brett, E. Allen, G. HALFBACKS: Standing-I. Sparta, 1. Ap- NLohrman. Missing-M. Kutas, M. Eisen- lhard, I. Creveling. ple, T. Smith, G. Brett. Kneeling-D. Shafer, 1. Lilly. TRI-CAPTAINS: C. Marinelli, I. Lilly lmissing- P. Ferencyl. She-e-e-e-t! A falthful manager. wf '-uvbyh just no competition for the mighty. 'x The fierce warrior mascot! They're really planning a birthday party for me! Y' fig I thought you said no exercises??! I! 79 O.K. I'm no welcher, no exercises Q if 'f 'JW J vp X Y I' 1- l 1 A I , W '-v 6- f Vs 3 .4-N 'SI uf n 1 -44 OJ... .V- fr-'fl Q! Q Q, Q?-F I'YY.?i lUNlOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 L to R-Mark Eisenhard, Charles Stout, Andrew Pribzick, Michael Frant, Gary Brett, Randy Perruso, Terry Smith, Daniel Young Robert Roth, Coach. Row 2-L to R-Anthony jaso, Coach, Charles Haycock, Richard DeYoung, Kim jones, Thomas Gutekunst, Russell Mclntyre, Stanley Rugis, Steven Higgins, William Pulli, Earl Shafer. Row 3-L to R-Russell Bellis, Charles Cnvellaro Donald Forrer, Barry Parker, john Vitko, james Nolasco, David Leiby, Steven jeremchuk, Richard Lynch, jeffrey Bartho- lomew Theodore Hester, Kevin Hower, David DiVentura. Opponents Notre Dame Southern Lehigh Salisbury Saucon Valley Bangor East Stroudsburg Pen Argyl Parkland Emmaus Nazareth FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Opponents So. Lehigh Salisbury Saucon Valley Bangor Nazareth E. Stroudsburg Pen Argyl Parkland Row 1-L to R-Brian Mack, Mark Eisenhard, james Nolasco, Chris Young, Steven Higgins, Charles Crivel- laro, Robert Roth, Coach. Row 2-L to R-Anthony jaso, Coach, Rick Wen- ner, Robert McWilliams, Steven jere- mchuk, Charles Raub, Richard Lynch, Earl j. Shafer. Row 3-L to R-Russell Steckel, Steven Ricker, David Leiby, jeffrey Bartholomew, john Vitko, Wil- liam Pulli, William Keeler. Row 4-L to R-Douglas Oberman, Walter Apple- gate, Ben Crivellaro, Donald Forrer, David DiVentura, Edward Harding, Kevin Hower. I bet your jealous, huh? lust the right touch. Tom Szabo, who made his debute at Wilson as head bas- ketball coach this year, has a team full of potential. A win- ning team cannot be built in a short'time. But, the kids are willing and able and the coach has the right techniques. Only time willtell. Kneeling-B. Spangenberg, G. Tomaino, K. Kelchner, I. Rush. 2nd Row-T. Szabo 1 lCoachl, B. Marinelli, 1. Walters, B. Vogel, G. Edwards, D. Slick, E. McQuillin. Schedule So. Lehigh Northampton Whitehall Slatington Catasauqua Palisades Easton Tournament Nazareth Bangor Parkland Notre Dame Pen Argyl Eastburg Saucon Valley 82 Dr.j's new form I'm this tall. Amazing X .1 M! Q! Come on, I'lI take you both on. Collision in the making. The disadvantage of being short. UP 84 AWAY K ' f ,- V ,. - , X ,.,,,... x TZ. .445 CHARGE!!! Right on!! bf Everybody has to get in on the action j.V. Netters Kneeling-H. Hooper, 1. Benninger, L. Trinchere, R. Bellis, T. Coyle, T. Gutekunst. Row 2-M. Earl, S. Symanovich, R. Weidner, B Hoover, S. Solliday, K. Baskwell, K. Mattis. ' 84 N X :Q . 5 4 4 I X X . L lnspiration of our teams. That's why we lost! I can fly! E.S. Come at me! I Q . Y , ., 0 ' .,,l v--' ??awurrW7-fr 4V , if QD? 3.4. f K 1 A little ballet lesson. 85 Wilson C-rapplers of the 73-74 Season .. A- ...a ,Q lk VARSITY WRESTLING: Kneeling-F. Mento, D. Gioradano, T. Gordon, I. Nolasco, K. Benner, R. Lewis, M. Labalokie. Stand- ing-E. Hess, G. Nolasco, C. Claus, D. Cawley, L. Clewell, 1. Bartholomew, D. Walters, I. Gutman, D. Shive, LR. Schroeder Coach Walters. V 1 I W r,,. j fg. ,f 86 I Say UNCLE!! See? Headstands aren't that hard. Cinderella of the wrestling team. With a little help from my coach. Which body is which? Please, l'm trying to wrestle Managers S. Gima, M. Fretz, M. Wismer, and P. The fall of Notre Dame. Burns 87 Kiss me, you fool!! I. V. WRESTLING Kneeling-W. Pulli, E. Smith, L. Vincent, K. Strawn, R. Maclntyre, D. Young, I. Hodge, M. Frant. Standing-1. Cantrell, T Misero, D. Stem, L. Weidman, P. Katinis, 1. Miller, 1. Bartholomew, R. Lewis, K. Wilson, B. Hess, Mr. Pail Kcoachl. Opponents Notre Dame Palisades Northampton Saucon Valley Eastburg Easton Parkland Liberty Pleasant Valley Pen Argyl Bangor Nazareth Stroudsburg I told you mighty milk worked. Hi-Ho Silver! 88 Ruff! Tweet! We're everybody's managers GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Seated-N. Nichtkey,. L. Guerke, K. Glovas, I. Haag, S. Misero. Kneeling-I. Behler, G. Young, P. Young, M. Rodriquez, R. Smith I Green, L. Clark. Standing-Coach Melick, L. Griffin, B. Wolfinger, C. Vogel, D. Meyers, T. Nolasco. Senior dudes of the team l'm caught!! Missing-C. Vogel We would like to thank our manager Holly Smith, scorekeeper-Ronnie Casey, and Mrs. Griffin for accompanying us on our away games and the other supporting team parents, and also Mr. Haas for keeping the scoreboard for us. We also would like to recognize Nazareth, Parkland, Solehi, Northwestern, Palisades, Salisbury and Saucon Valley as our opposition for this year. Gimme IUNI-OR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling-S. Schaffer, C. Blake, B. Serfass, B. Minnick, H. Prascyck, B. Drake, G. Bender, M. Singley, M. Bellis. Standing-I. Limberg I. Trinchere, R. Little, R. Helena, K. Wiedner,1. Snyder, D. Leiby, 1. Breidinger, D. Forrer, B. Hartman, D. Miller, Coach Mugione. Haiirarr, 1. Cantrel, H. Hooper, B. Gladys, J. Smith, j. Fretz. Standing-D. Moore, M Szmodis, 1. Apple, D. Slick, j.R. Schroeder, R. Zimmerman, J. Doe, Coach Caprio. g ' Co-Captains D. Slick and J.R. Schroeder with Coach Caprio. 93 v 4' I- 94 Row 1-W. Keeler, I. Mathews, M. Labalokie, D. Young, W. Richebacher, M. Pugiliese, R. Perruso, T. Misero, C. Wieand, D. Cron lmanagerl, C. Young. Row 2-D. Michalek, M. Eisenhard, R. Hart, M. Frant, K. Miller, M. Rice, S. Rugis, I. Whitmore, F. Reiss, Bob Sandt lassistant coachl. Row 3-D. Forrer, R. Bond, S. Schaffer, G. Lohrman, R. Spangenberg, S. laremchuk, I. Maynard, T. Spadea, D. johnson, Coach Reese. Row 4-R. DeYoung, G. Stocker, D. Poff, 1. Lilly, P. Ferency, D. Shafer, 1. Creveling. SENIORS: D. Poff, 1. Lilly, P. Ferency, D. Shafer, M. Labalokie. Track and Field Team As this book goes to press, our 1974 edition of Warrior Thinclads are practicing faithfully under the direction of Coach Tom Reese and Assistant Coach Bob Sandt. Coach Reese is optimistic that with the talent on hand, he has high hopes for another successful season. Coach Tom Reese Assistant Coach Bob Sandt Peptalkll CUR BOYS IN ACTION Blll M ,Wm-1 I V I V A f if W ALL-STATE SOCCER Again this year a son of Wilson High achieved the re- cognition of All-State Soccer player under the direction of Coach Benner. His name-j.R. Schroeder. One of our more fun-loving, enthusiastic, and intelligent students, j.R. was quite active in athletics as seen by his participa- tion in the sports of Soccer, Wrestling, and Volleyball. Surely, one does not become an All-State Champ without drive and ambition. And we can rest assured that through these characteristics, Coach Benner and j.R. Schroe- der were able to receive their much coveted honor. Congratulations! ALL-STATE CHORUS Pam Campbell under the able direction of , Ms. Roberts, has been a definite asset to the Wilson High Chorus due to I her melodious voice. However, no innate talent can be ex- celled without much hard work and perseverance, and Pam is no stranger to work and perseverance. As a result of her endeavors, she not only has become an accomplished musi- cian, but she also has been honored this past school e y ar as a member of All-State Chorus. Congratulations to Pam from Wilson Area High School, and best wishes to her in her chosen field of music. E5 ALL-STATE WRESTLER Throughout the history of Wilson High School Wrestling, no one young man has ever become a State Champion-un- til this year. The young man's name-Joe Butto. This 126 pound athlete, through hard work, concentration, and ex- cellent direction from Coach Walters, achieved much sought after success. He survived sectional competition, dis- trict competition H973 Outstanding Wrestlerl, regional competition, and finally, state competition, with relative ease. Wilson is most proud of Coach Walters and joe Butto. Golf Team X a .44 . 1 , v 4.1'y-- 'r,,,r-q:e5Eq.3 H - . f ,ref , . H .- M ,. ,. va M. Lambert, B. Baker, K. Brett, G. Bender, M. Fischer. Absent: coach Horon. 'F Mark Lambert Bob Baker Ken Brett Greg Bender Mark Fischer 45. f m' SENIORS: R. Oberman, E. Verba, D. Zackey, T. Worrich, E. McQuiIIian. 1 X gr! . T TENNIS TEAM: Kneeling-B. Oddo, C. Fischer, F. Strass, B. Graver, C. Dodge, D. Zackey. Standing-Mr. 1. Villiano, S Nixion, T. Worrich, 1. Walters, E. McQuiIlian, R. Oberman, M. Dewalt, E. Verba. Managers: E. Young, and P. Campbell. xv.-K,,,f4yx, ., . . ,.A.u. .avr 99 wr iq! Varsrty Baseball 1st Row Coach Haas, B Marrnelli, M. Kutas, B Scherrer, K Kelchner, C Curto, D Shave, S Flemming, K Nrcholas Second Row Coach Border, T. Buckman, D Perruso,l Manrm, K Werkherser,j Kelly R Mauer,T Smrth Thrrd Row B Morrow,M Perruso,D.WaIters,j Fretz,G NoIasso,L Behler Mlssrng I Sparta get : .3...M, V f fig ., 3 Q . 1 , 7,-1 ,,1,t.-,7,g.,,, - f 3, 1 .QA -,- 'Agni .,. .sf h f 1 4. QA. . ,ff 4 'I' .Q fr . .413 ' 2 at K 1 0 Sri. . V -'uh .ue - A - .:. is xgxfgfy ,V ,. ,. w L-4' 4 M MM' 8 riffs 47 'hzcfvfik ' -wrrzx--f S 9 T D 0 N E K E A M Y G ' K m 5 5 . r I I L 1 I .fd ' Donkey Basketball Game We had a very exciting game involving students, teachers, and donkeys. The seniors had a smashing victory over our inexperienced teachers. We hope the teachers have better luck next time! GI Q A A. . . MEMORIES FROM YESTERYEARS Discipline is the spice ' of life- Can you spot the Camel Filters smoker? Q, 1 M. I What, me worry? I don't get no respect. Speedy Gonzales Xloag lliwl llrfl lhwl lk -I llr-1 ll.-ai In--1 ll.-Qi H4--l lii fl 141-at ,ilnq Moa! llvsl. Bos! HL-sl. Best. Most Most Must Most N Statistics of the Class of 1927 l'iipul:ir Roy Popular' Girl l.nol-qiiig Boy . lnvukillk' Girl , llrf,-asvcl Huy llrlwslfll Girl lilly Sliuln-nl llxrl Studvnl linr ,Xtlil--ll hill Alhl--ui .hior Ai-in-sa Slufii-ul Hoy Minimal lhrl Boy Urulnr liiil Ultilnr Boy Mzitlii-r.iuiiri:iri Girl 3lu!huni:ili4'i:i1i Tnlkntivo Boy Talkativq- Girl Quiet Boy Quiet Girl . Wittiest Boyd, Wittiest Girl . Most Most Modest Boy Modest Girl Tallest Boy. ...... , Talles! Girl. ,. Smallest Boy., ,, Smallest Girl .... 'flust ' lu:-L 'mil Cheerful Boy Cheerful Girl Scientific Senior iiiungest Senior US! H-I Dancer ...,.., Poetic ..,. . v ' ,llest Senior, , ' 4 -:-Nalured Senior ai Blutfer ...,... Literary Girl . ' fzfimpion Gum Chi-war luintieat Senior Girl Z-nt Flirtatinus. ,. ,. ,1-:sl ll'-st Gigglern. ,, . Typist ....... , Lnziest Senior. I'u-it Stnnn ra her - g .p Mort Romantic Boy .. Most Romantic Girl - John I' ' Nelda Kangl-:ii ,,,....l.orry G1-gy ,, Alma Hg,- ..,.l,'url Mon, Margaret DUVQW ,. , l-'mncis Gaftqrd ., .xiii-ima :mm ,. Wim-ra in-immm ., . II1-lrn Parks . William Rath . Milrlred Buss . Willard Young , . l-Inid Davey . f'liil'orrl Slnyur .Gladys llnffmun ., Charles Brown .. Blnrgnrut Waltem . , l'uul Miers . ....,, .Natalie Merlz ..,..Budd Hutchison .,...Gladys Hartman ,.,.....,George I-'alieich Catharine Woods . .Edmund Jackson , . .Catherine Hahn , John Sirkles Dorothy Turbox Vharlcs llc-lick , , I-Ilrn Dunbar Donald Mills-r ,, Mnrgurv.-I Hood James l-Iilrlln-sion Elizaihvth Tomko Ha-lon lin-ynnlil-S Mililr--rl Rim-r fllivv Li-inor llnrntliy Kisi Kr-nm-th llzxlrympli- liulll Warsl Kathryn Sharp llnriani lxzis lmn-lliy Snyllvr Mililri-il lloixm-iiaiviii . K:ilhi'yn Sammi! Kvyinrth llflinmfi' Xlllilrm-il llril Vhzirli-x Surrzin llorolhy l'hIor . , f l 5 img wr, A wh + Q fu 2 1 M muon mow seuea auamalnnl W , 4 f W Q'1 1 107 '??4w W, . ky. Wx. A , mg u'4g,?maff2Y .mfrfflwff 'WY if Q 2 V . ,QF f Ii H f L, Qi-343.1374 A gg, , A , K 41 1 KJ E ING BINDHVG 1 umnn. L Qu.: human 01-vin ,-1 nyc-' uf. Av. mwyvhoq Sary-has i 6' The Wood -Tmjfov Company X ,,,,,, , 14-11-v ' Qfmhr . .94-rzrlrv EQ vdliggii-l,x'il11LIs qnQl 4jllbll5h0fS A if Lumbm-J .ma Sindh .Kfrwtn 5 ,lialtimoref ff, ,.V, W ., f,,.fr...,,, A,.,.....1 ...,..,.w.... f.. mn... Gm.. Li 21 75335 BIZ curing, Il This year our cheering squad consisted of fourteen members led by co-captains Sue Fetherman and Renae Mendall. Under the advisement of Miss McHugh, these girls could always be seen cheering our school onto victory. This summer the girls went to Pocono Sports Camp where they won the Coca-cola Award for being district champions. l'm sure that we are all very proud of our cheering squad and that we are glad that they represent our school. P D -e l Sli t HREYL Hey! Your skirt's a little too short! Miss McHugh tadviserl and some of her girls. SENIORS: Kneeling - C Claus, P. Coyle. Sitting-R man, D. Walters. Mendall, S. Fetherman 1Co- Captainsl. Lying-M. Free- G O i FIGHT! U Our saddle-shoed girls in action. A4 , . . How do you think you become a Senior Hi Cheerleader? Right! You have to be a junior Hi Cheerleader first. And this group of girls give all they've got to the junior Hi sports. Led by co- captains Debbie Raymond and Lisa Kick, they're sure to go far. C15 613638809 -iJf.1?747 fa H6162 cummsmmwj J 4 Idofiogogfgcjgqi Z? fx M Many thanks from the class of 74. -24 Es ik FOR 73-74 ' YEA 3 ...E ...- ,.,, Wtq- Mr. Klinger Mr. Laubach MQYX is Rs .ff 55, 3: , ,N . 3.1- ,.s ,. fv q Q55 .T wx- YZ. 'nfl , Mr. Reyda Mr. Sandt CLASS ADVISORS Miss Martin We appreciate the help we have received from our class advisors during our many activities. They have guided us in the right direc- tion, and we wish to thank them for all of their time and effort. STUDENT VS. FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME i ! 5 v 2 1 4 L R' me Q Vg: THE STAFF LR. Schroeder, Mad Rodriguez, Miss Monchak ladvisorl, Bobbi Minnick, Don DeMenno-Missing: Donna Meyers, Sue Fetherman, YEARBOOK ART STAFF Standing-Mr. Happel, Amy Weiss, Melinda Craig, Sherry Bruneio, Sharon D'Angelo, Kathy Steckel, jon Apple. Seated-Cindy Claus, Linda Snyder, Elaine Young, Karen Masteller, Terry Worrich. YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Standing-Linda Snyder, Nancy Aronhalt, Miss Hay, Kay Shuttleworth, Howard Cook. Seated-Debbie ' Thomas, Elaine Young, Mary Ann Kohut, Lynn Franken- field. Missing-Sue Fetherman, Donna Meyers, Mary Ann Baltz, Sue Weisenberger. 118 SR. HIC-H STUDENT COUNCIL Standing-Mr. Gerber, l.R. Schroeder, D. Slick, G. Lohrman, 1. Rush, M. Frant, G. Tomaino. Seated-C. Stout, D. Giordano, K. Hunt, L. Hoag, 1. Eisenhard, I. Hess. IR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row-C. Clark, W. Fisher, C. Young, R. Miller, H. Praschyk. 2nd Row-S. Crouse, L. DiLorenzo, L. Guerke, I. Curnow, 1. Breidinger, M. Weidner, 1. Emberdino, D. Lewis. 119 GIRLS SHOP ' 1st Row-P. Hartley, A. Trapani, L. Locascio, J. Kutas, M. Beck, M. Wenner, S. Young, l. Somyk, K. Parsons, A. Troxell. 2nd Row-R. Foss, L. Kadar, T. DeMenno, S. Schafer, C. Hoover, S. Shimer, E. Snyder, L. Strauss, P. Plotts, P. Derr, D. Cook, K. Wagner. 3rd Row--L. Benninger, M. Reiss, S. Koch, A. Hittinger, A. Clewell, T. Finocchio, D. Griffin, D. Dean, 1. Simonetta, C. Gano, D. Ricci, A. Rice, T. Hawk, D. VeVanzo, S. Happel, B. Mostow, Mr. Kanter ladvisori. GOLF CLUB Left to Right-A. LaDuca, 1. Miller, R.1ames, Mr. Horon Cadvisorl. 120 TENNIS CLUB 1st Row-B. Deck, I. Hess, L. DiLorenzo, L. Keck, M. Kohut, B. Wolfinger, K. Shuttleworth D Hoffman P White L Guerke K Glovas. 2nd Row-M. Schaeffer, Df Hans, R. Oberman, D. Slick, H. Cook, W. Mellick, T Worrich T Arnold K Young D Nixon R. Smith, E. Young. 3rd Row-C. Snyder, S. laremchuk, B. Smith, L. Starnari, C. Dodge, B. Graver B Roberts 1 Villlano ladvisorl CHESS CLUB Left to Right-D. Michalek, 1. Harvey, 1. Caprio and F. Martenis Sternari. 121 4 S 2 L ladvisorsl, B. Graver, L. Y.E.A.: 'lst Row-M. Kohut, B. Wolfinger, K. Shuttleworth, D. Hoffman, E. Young. 2nd Row-B. Helena, N. Verba, P. White, 1. Eisenhard, T. Nolasco, V. Payne. 3rd Row-Mr. Segal, A. Werkeiser, S. Mazur, D. Redington, Mr. Haas. LIBRARY CLUB: Front Row, L to R-Cindy Lesh, Dawn Barr, Barbara Werkheiser, Vicki Solt, jane Fabian, Ruthann Mcllroy. Back Row, L to R-Dawn Wagner iPres.J, Debbie Farber, Mrs. Tulba, Mrs. Guerke, Sue Schafer, Darlene Walters. Missing: Lisa Guerke, Sharon Fischer, Ann DeMarcantonio, Carol Thaler, Brenda Hall, Joann Simonetta, Tammy Lee. 122 vftl HEALTH CAREERS CLUB: Seated-I. Hunsicker, I. Long, K Moll, K. Eike, Mrs. Sciro. Standing-C. Hoskins, D. Wagner D. Smith, R. Ehritz, M. Dobinek. ' 1 T 1 Q, wr... 5.1. ,. ,-, ,gr T Tiff T Q we wi- I 3.4335 gk, M g f? Xfffaf WW ' -1 V 552 T72 'Lg vw 7 als' ' -I V i f.l.':p-ag H a r S1952 316 .. MQ! EQ Q., CROSS COUNTRY: Standing-Mr. Reese, F. Reese, K. Miller, G. Stocker, Mr. Sandt. Seated-D. Michalek, D. Young, M. Rice, S. Rugis, M. Pugilese. NEEDLECRAFT CLUB: Standing-Miss Martin, D. Farber, T. Miller, D. LaDuca, L. Lorenzo, R. Foss, A. Troxell, D. Wagner. Seated-C. Kelly, C. DiLorenzo, K. Wagner, K. Parsons, T. Groff, Mrs. Werkheiser. STAGE CREW: Seated-R. Repsher, R. Pensyl, Mr. Cardell. Standing-T. Gruver, M. Ernst, B. Mack, D. Gordon, F. Reese. ' 123 gl 1,9 ECHO EDITORS: Standing-Mrs. Case, K. Masteller. Seated-1. Ebner, 1. O'Brien, E. Verba. ECHO STAFF: 1st Row: D. Simonetta, B. Wolfinger, K. Masteller, I. Ebner, L. Snyder, F. Reiss, D. Nixon, C. Dodge, I. Walters. 2nd Row: D. Stra- zewski, M. Freeman, M. Kish, S. Agosta, E. Young, D. Meyers, M. Deemer, M. Baltz, 1. Lilly. 3rd Row: L. Guerke, L. DiLorenzo, L. Keck, B. Deck, K Glovas, D. Beck, D. LaDuca, D. Hans, M. Shafer, Ms. Case fadvisorl. 124 RIDING CLUB: 1st Row-C. Principata, D. Voletto, T. Coles, C. LaValle, H. Dawe, C. Spina, D. LaDuca, T. Miller, E. Lawrence, S. Seiple. 2nd Row-L. Tlumac, C. Rey, C. Claus, P. Lynch, K. Glovas, S. Happle, D. Devanzo, L. Catanzaro, P. Cascioli, D. Beck, L. Guerke. 3rd Row-D. Farber, C. Lavelle, G. Brett, R. Mclntire, 1. Frasowick, B. Hess, H. Marsellus, D. Forrer, M. Soln, B. Burns, T. jones, Mr. Coulliard. IUNIOR HIGH NATIONAL HON- OR SOCIETY: Row 'I ISittingl-C. Lesh, L. Catanzaro, K. Gerhart, E. Snyder, 1. Powell, H. Smith, C. Lam- bert, B. Smith, B. Deck. Row 2-Mr. Haas, B. Hall, P. Cascioli,.L. DiLoren- zo, K. Glovas, L. Guerke, L. Keck, S. Misero, D. Beck, D. Hoffman, S. Lesh. Row 3 IStandingl-I. Civetella, D. Roberts, I. Somyk, 1. Fischer, B. Bond, T. Anderson, I. Snyder, L. Cri- telli, S. Higgins, P. Monaco, D. Leiby, I. Trinchere, M. Singely, D. Miller, C. Blake. SENIOR HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 'I ISittingl-S. Platt, P. Miller, K. Lohrman, P. Loiacono, 1. Hess, M. Noctor, A. Werkheiser, K. Moll, D. Strazewski, D. Thomas, Mr. Haas. Row 2 IStandingJ-P. Coyle, K. Shuttleworth, K. Mastel- lar, B. Richenbacher, M. Kutas, R. Oberman, C. Snyder, 1. Ebner, S. Gurinko, H. Cook, M. Dewalt, D. Cawley, G. Tomaino. 125 B PLAY CAST: Seated-K. Mastellar as Dodie Rydellp M. Kish as lane Owensg C. Schaffner as Kim Lockwoodg M. Rodriguez as Stage Mana- ger p M. Freeman as Adele Chapmanp B. Minnick as Barbara Ekstromp D. Walters as Vickie Sloper. Standing-R. Zelasco as Tony Baldwing C Curto as jerry Martinezg B. Richenbacher as Stage Manager p D. DeMenno as Shelby Mortong 1. Lilly as Don Coyle: S. Fleming as Paul To- binp LR. Schroeder as Stu Ainsleyp S. Weisenberger as Claire Newelly Mr. Palmer-director. Senior C1855 of PYCSCIH-5 Davitl R ew YlAHi Ifll. Dew K 'Wlll' l ffwfwgllll l i 1974 3, r.f. V4 ' 'W'm? M' , w s' il , .S ii ji .y'f 'fil , , 1r1i A ' 'S' arllli fl il w ffii l-l' p n 4 .:fi J , ,, ,Q- ,f'1-w' , vw 'f-4 , , gf.. lx, - ,f.i. f,,. f .., ,,, M., ,, W1 l,1:.',, 126 'S 4 L 3 Q x mg ' Ware Emir 1 4' 5 , s M, , . The Yearbook Staff of 1974 would like to expresslits gratitude to Ms. Monchak, our Yearbook Staff Advisor, and to Mr. Roe, our Yearbook Staff Photographer. We deeply appreciate the long hours, time, and effort they spent help- ing put this edition of LES MEMORIES together. Ms Monchak Mr Roe 128 Mr. Stanley Kessler Superintendent Mr. ludd Hall Ms. Lorraine Stueber Guidance Grrrrrrr '40 ON George Laubach School Physician Mr. Lee Palmer Business Manager I gxxh ' x -W x Ms. Shirley Deemer Guidance A li T is i as Ms. Virginia Kocher Ms. Anne Schiro Secretary 130 Nurse Secretary E 1' ' ,Q Mr. Charles Schaeffer Mr. james Matthews Principal junior High Principal f . Mr. john Derkac School Visitorg Home and School Visitor Ms. Geraldine Walters Ms. Minerva Laubach Secretary to the Principal Secretary to the Principal v1 , Ya H3 'E I i 2' Secretaries: Standing-M. Dinan, J. Kerbaugh. Sitting-M. Kulczicki, K. Pfister, S. Peters. Ms. Helen McHugh Latin Mr. Robert Mitman French Ms. ludy Campbell German, Mathematics Mr. joe Villiano Spanish Ms. Carol Tulba, Ms. L. Guerke-Librarians. . lx gl Qin .. I li Q3 4'- lllx lx' I 'Q a ,N 1 d Ms. Grace Principato Spanish Mr. Sidney Segal English Ms. Evalyn Hawk Ms. Naomi Smith Special Education 4- 'x English, French Mr. Anthony laso English Ms. Barbara Beck English Ms. julia Ellen Smickle English .-1' Mr. Walter Palmer English Mr. Gary Laubach English 1 ' ff' ' . f . f' 6 , ,:i1yajfL,L' . QQ, . ,K Mr. Thomas Burke English Ms. Rhea Case English Mr. Daniel Kaye English Mr. joseph Willner Remedial Reading i ...L Mr. Howard Tice Mr. Gary Panovec Driver Training Driver Training af-. '19 Ms. Mary james Resource Cenfef Audio-Visual Aids Mr. Michael Horon fi Mr. Milton Kelchner Mr- Robert Sarldt Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Robert Gehris Mr. Fred Eisenhard Mr. Lewis Cardell MY. Thomas Reichard Audio-Visual Aids Mathematics Malhematicg Mathematics, Chemistr Mr. Rodney Mme, Mr. Dennis Aranyos Mathematics Mathematics M415 195 Mr-l0S6Pl1 Caprio Mr. Fred Edmonds Ms. Germaine Pettit. Mr. Marlin Klinger SCienCe Science, Mathematics Biology Biology .ms 2 Mr. Richard Eckert Mr. Michael Reyda Mr. Robert McGraw ' Science Chemistry Physics Ms. Beverly Roberts Mr. William Curnow Ms. Nancy Werkheiser . M . . Music USIC Home Economics Ms. Shirley Griffiths Home Economics i Mr. Willis Happel Ms. Pam Couillard Art ,....,....,,..w-,,,.....,. .. .Rr K Mr. james Harron Physical Educationg Science 3, I G Ms. Hope Paul Physical Education ' Art is--7 Mr. Earl Thieme Ms. Anna Bossert Physical Education Physical Education Mr. Gary Haas Mr. Finnelli Mr. Frank Kuna Ml'-.Aml 0nY Teffanova Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies 50Clal Studies Mr. Joseph Pail Social Studies Ms. Marian Martin Social Studies S X I A 115 Mr. Carlton Berger MY- IOSC-Iph Gerber Social Studies Social Studies Mr. Fra 11 nk Martinas Mr. William Smith Social Studies Social Studies Mr. Terry Hunt Social Studies c.. Mr. Szabo Social Studies Ms. Paulette Monchak Mr. Robert Roth Business Education Business Education Ms. Norma Mooney Ms. Ioyce Hay Mr. james Kantor 'Ml Elmer Hiirtlell Business Education Business Education Industrial Arts lr1dUStrial Arts Mr. Thomas Reese Industrial Arts it iilll J Mr. Bruce Couillard 3 I i ' lif K 5 IndustrialArts f I f 1 als W1 Q s'rs E Mr. Harold Reppert Industrial Arts AN Floyd Brader Walter Mertz Michael Mowad uw: and 1 V Q qfffm mmzrzmaz-ri William Shuttleworth joe Torcivia Rick Houck mf 3, it R Donald LeCIair Herbie Miller Tony Bruneio Absent: joseph Karam S. Case, Caf. Manager ,aaaaa 1 vs' 4 Q f-.gg .jg--s , v . 1 f - i s-'? '1. .Q iNotice! This dangerous couple is wanted for food poisoningll L. Mc Devitt, F. Mastellar. ,Q .W Y . gi - ' 4 ? 5 i 1 . 425 ' W 2 ' is , 5 M 1 7 ' i M. King, 1. Eisenhard, A. Shriver, M. Caitelli, I. Krout. iiisf 1:.11fi'.f51ffma i M v 5. aww if M1 f Xi' Qi 'mf 13,5 f M L-'m - fx , wiiftl, . F , , 3 ,. ,f w ' ,Q -M . ., , ' LQ :,.,- X Y 1 5 R gg . . .f f V 3 I, 4 , I rir l . ' l r s A , . I 138. .. . Mmm! This cafeteria is the best in the world. M. Edmonson, R. Critellig H. Miller. Compton, Wilga llpixlll llpixiell 2431 Forest St. . . . the prom, the hop, the Sr. lunch table, Mr. Laubach's and Mr. Kaye's classes and Mr. Bossert's gym classes. tStudent Council 7,8 iAlt.l, Pep Club 9-115 Needlecraft Club, Prom Ticket and Invita- , tion Com.l Cook, Howard Clinton lr. IlDukell 2425 Lennox St. prom and working in the concession at football games. Dec. and Program Com., Prom Ticket Spanish Club 125 Tennis 12, Advanced Boys . . Q the Flai bandifrip, colorgffirdf - ball games: 1 A 'W if f' T Jflffg ur. High, ,Ql1QI!!E,,.f95 .GMS Chorus 102 Library Club 7-11, Coylorguardwsm- 25 Year- K h C3WleY lefffey' D'Angelo, Sharon 'i? Q,,,,,,,'s1,.,, 2' 'v,,,f1, K' ' en e 12 North 21 sr. ...being with my friends. a Hop Dec. Yearbook ,Arts 1 errands in the , 7 8 Y Teens 7 11 Pep Club Coleman Terry Q1fff2f,'Qd hotdogs at football games' 1 11 lSc e ' . ' ' Theme Com sitting nights with Mr Hicks and getting 1' M5UT32fl5i5i6'!?i5?N5l32iFfii5'rie'FTlf'fWffif caught in the lavatory Bvmwchaeffer , j Marj C 1 ,a-g if games parties pep rallies Mr Eckerts .Y Tewerls 910 Twlrlmg 12 Student Council 435 South 11 fAlt.J5 jr. High Chorus 7-95 Health Careers Club 125 Yearbook Typing Staff 12.1 to France. Chorus 105 Health Chinnle 11 12 KT 9115 Homeroom Pres. 10.1 Fetherman Susan L. ue 1500 Bushkill St at games and pep rallies, cheer- Mr Kaye's and Mr. Eckert's 'the parties. gh Student Council 75 lr. High Chorus ms Club 7,85 jr. High Cheering 95 Homeroom Secretary 95 Y-Teens 7-105 Pep Club 7-125 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Leather Craft Club 115 Prom Dec. Com.5 Prom Entertainment Com. Chairman5 Prom Refreshment Com.5 Yearbook Typing Staff Editor5 Yearbook Business Staff5 Echo Cir- culation Staff5 Spanish Club 125 Homeroom Pres. 125 Varsity Cheering 10-12 lCo.- CaptainJ.J Nancy 1842 Ave. band trips, the football and all other band 9-125 Band 9-1 lil -5 95 Wilsonair fs 79 classes, Chorus 10-1 . . . the band trip to Fla. and decorating for the Prom. Ur. High Chorus 7-95 lr. High Cheering 85 Y-Teens 9-11 tV.P.15 Girls Chorus 105 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Prom Dec. Com.-5'Pep Club 7-105 Twirling 10-12' fright side majoretteJ5 Echo Typing Staff 125 Yearbook Business Staff12.l Freeman, Marcia 2027 Washington Blvd. . . . Mr. Laubach's class, Mr. Eckert's class, cheering camp, pep rallies and soccer matches. lPep Club 7-125 Y-Teens 7-95 lr. High Cheer- ing 8 lCo-Capt.l5 Varsity Cheering 10-125 Girls Softball 9-105 Echo Circulation Staff 11,125 jr. High Student Council 9 lTres.J5 Sr. High Student Council 105 Homeroom Pres. 105 Homeroom Sec. 125 jr. High Chorus 7,85 Tennis Club 7,85 Leather Craft Club 115 Soph. Hop Dec. and Entertainment Com.5 Prom Dec., Entertainment and Refreshment lChairmanl.J Frey, jeffrey Lee lrleffn R.D. 4, Texas Road Gabor, Renee R.D. 4 ...the fun l had going to Wilson. George, Barbara A. Barb , Bobbie 202416 Forest St. Giglio, joseph Iljoelll Ilcigll 821 South 24 St. 5 . . . the Soph. Hop, Mr. jaso's class, and most of all the gym steps. Ur. High Basketball 8,95 1.V. Basketball 105 Football 95 Soph. Hop Decorating Com.5 Prom Decorating Com.l being trying at times but it has experience. 1831 Ave classes and Of 9 12 Pres 'class and this is Lab ' 2336 Mr. Haas's class, football games, and No. 30. Ur. High Chorus 7,85 Y-Teens 9,105 Color- guard 10-125 FTA 105 Pep Club 7,85 Echo Circulation and Proofreading Staff 125 Track Statistician 11,125 Soph. Hop Dec. Com.5 Prom Ticket Com.J Kelly, john 32 North 17 St. . . . last year's Naz. football games when we were underdogs and won 24-0. lFootball 9-125 Basketball 9,105 Trout Club 9-125 Baseball 9-125 Prom Ticket Com.l Kerbaugh, Donald nKerbyu' uBachll and Prom Dec. Com.l Pres. 75 lr. High Track llcettyll Box 487 Michael George Street racking my gr' ns practiceshamnd s and Mr. Laubach's class. 2053 Council 75 LV. Basketball 9,105 t ai 3 , l ,v f film ' 4 as ,VV we ' Y 5 lifw ZW f.+'5' ffff Lilian 5: 'f '3' 1'-su z x,X, k , .L w Yak .,:'igWsW' Q' 9' A . ' A by Q I Gorilla l ww-QW K - aa- ' f. ,ww gf, 'llqg ,-4, ., 'X nz' ' S 4. 2 MM! L - M1M.MwgfX . ' - A ., -,.,.-w,f X , ' we am QM- - .Haass ,Wm Dry cheers p Club 9 E fer, Ter - , ehigh V V f r.-Eckeft's High Choru' ' a .go f M . .A N,f,, Q f '3 4 ' wa -- my f--,, f va f, , .., 1 ., V- LGF -in 5, 4. W0 J, 'gn 5' ,, ,, 'ii 4 ,' 1 N 4-1 ,W V L Q 1 2' , WD'-.f., ' 5 new Q jx' my my ,lf W I ,f '-has ui c7QemArazrzc!f Q Sfucho i' 'A' i' Photographers of all portraits and group pictures appearing in th edition'of Les Memoires A' 'k 'k 64 CENTRE SQUARE EASTON, PA. Phone 252-3311 4 Soprano Marge Deemer Nancy Fisher MaryAnn Baltz Gayle Weiand Best Wishes To The Class of '74 From The WILSONAIRES Alto Pam Campbell Diane Simonetta Karen Lohrman Roberta Amy Tenor Robert Grucela Ed Verba Terry Worrich Carl Fischer Bass Ed McQuillin Don Michaels jeff Walters Rich Oberman Cindy Lewis Patty White Keith Fox Dave Slick Cathy Moninghoff julie Long David Nixon Tom Walter Doug Seipt Fred Wagner jeff Ebner Accompanists: KayShuttleworth Pam Campbell Patty White Instructor: Beverly Roberts CONVALESCENT AIDS FOR SALE OR RENTAL Phone 258-2331 for S REE ERS FHHRMHGY 2350 FOREST ST. EASTON, PENNA. Best Wishes To The Class of 37 4 Prompt Free Delivery WHEEL CHAIRS WALKERS HOSPITAL BEDS COMMODES CRUTCHES CANES wekmzeide BANKAMEBICAHD - '74 Buick 84 Opel and Easton's Finest Used Cars EASTON BUICK CO. 26th and William Penn Highway 258-7141 Ask for lack Kuhn W.H.S. '47 MARY MEUSER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1803 Northampton Street Easton, Pa. Phone: 258-3040 Best Wishes to Graduates BELL APOTHECARY FREE DELIVERY 2045 Fairview Avenue Phone: 258-2311 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Mr. 84 Mrs. R. M. Weisenberger 84 Mr. Ralph Brotzman REMALY'S ARCO 2140 Ferry Street TIRES, BATTERIES, LUBRICATIONS Compliments and Best Wishes STOKES ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 17th and Washington Sts. Easton, Penna. 18042 Phone: C2155 258-7206 Phone 258-2835-Day or Night Lennox Garage Complete Auto Service HERTZ RENT HERTZ TRUCK A CAR SERVICE 25th Street and Lennox Avenue RENTAL SERVICE EASTON, PA. 147 EARLES MENS SHOP 1642 Washington Blvd. Shoes-Clothing-Uniforms Formal Wear Phone: 253-8551 Ea le r o Twentieth 84 Butler Street . 0 Easton, Pa. 18042 EIGCUIC Supply CO., Inc. -Pham-342155258-9175 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Compliments V-7 GOLF DRIVING RANGE SNACK BAR - MINIATURE GOLF - DRIVING RANGE Open in Early Spring Operated by-VEDONISKY BROS. Phone 258-2710 5218 Wm. Penn Highway 148 Best Wishes to the Class of '74 JOHN C. KATINIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Class of 1931 LONG'S PLUMBING 84 HEATING 2252 Butler St. Wilson Boro DO-IT-YOURSELF 84 SAVE FREE ESTIMATES si ASSISTANCE j.D. SNYDER AUTO PARTS 84 SUPPLIES 1830 B I St t E t P Ph 258 5427 Compliments of WILSON BORO FIRE DEPARTMENT BEST WISHES FROM THE WILSON BORO POLICE ASSOCIATION Chief William 1. Slifer Sgt. George Gimbar, Sr. Cpl. Richard A. Nace Officer Harvey W. Ackerman Officer Geroge H. Barr Officer David E. Rogers Officer Robert Siebler Officer Timothy F. Sullivan Officer Harold F. Turner Officer Edward A. Miller Officerloseph Archer Officer Vernon Fogel 150 Officer Willard 1. Uhler Officer john H. Strouse Officer john S. Breidinger Officer john 1. Smith, Ir. Officer joseph Nolasco, Ir Officer Richard Pope Phone: 253 2738 CONGRATULATIONS . . . Your Prescription Pharmacy ALFF'S PHARMACY 4i rn 1715 Butler Street, Eastong Pa. Phone 253-2738 Free Delivery Service PHONE CHRIN'S TIRE at WHEEL C 21 5, ALIGNMENT SERVICE Auto Frame Straightening Specialists Official Penna. State Inspection , 818 South 25th Street Easton, Pa. 18042 S Phone 253-2743 OSA I 'X ' l QQQGUQG Automotive Paint 84 Body Shop c ,Q Au Donald I. Losey RD- 4 Proprietor Easton, Pa. 18042 HAVE YOUR DOCTOR CALL US FOR YOUR NEW PRESCRIPTION. SALES-RENTALS Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs Commodesi Canes Crutches 0 Walkers Bed Safety Rails Rib Belts Oxygen Therapy Equipment Expert Truss Fitting Sacro-iliac Supports Custom Made Elastic Stockings U.S. Post Office Sub Station 48 'l5'l Willizxm PENN Pl1ARMAcy 3750 William Penn Hwy., Easton, Pennsylvania 18042 215-258-2821 COMPLIMENTS OF... FISK'S STUDIO and Camera Shop A Complete Line of CAMERAS, FILMS and ACCESSORIES COLOR and BLACK 84 WHITE PROCESSING 2115 BIRCH STREET EASTON, PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '74 YOUR PHARMACY We are so near as Your Telephone Call 252-4411 or 252-2661 LOHRMAN'S DRUG STORE 17th 84 WASHINGTON STS. EASTON, PA. ' FREE DELIVERY SERVICE MEMBER Surgical Pharmacy Guild K KEPLER'S FUEL CO. FUEL OIL Heating Equipment Sales 84 Service 2100 Edgewood Ave Easton, Pa. 18042 PARK AVENUE MARKET 2468 Park Ave., Palmer Township PRIME ANGUS BEEF Complete Food Shopping Owner-Victor W. Ricci Phone 253-1758 MOYER'S SERVICE CENTER 17th 81 Northampton Sts. Easton, Pa. Telphone 253-2221 Lubrication Tune-Up Battery Service Laramie Tires HOWARD-VERNA STORE 145 South 18th Street Phone: 253-1711 V. M. MCILROY Wilson Boro 153 Body and Fender Work 258-3736 EARL RICE, IR. AUTO BODY REPAIRS 1610 Filbert Street Easton IWiIson Boroj, Pa. 18042 EDDlE'S CASH MARKET 2400Vz Freemansburg Avenue Fresh Meats 0 Groceries 0 Frozen Foods Toys and Novelties Phone: 253-3500 or 253-3509 ALLEGRO MUSIC HOUSE Musical Instruments-Accessories Instrument Repairs Music Instruction 1708 Washington Boulevard Wilson Boro Phone: 258-2551 SUBURBAN PLUMBING 84 HEATING, INC. 319 South 16th Street Phone: 252-3784 SUBURBAN HARDWARE CO GOOD HEALTH STARTS SUNBEAM BREAD The Easton Casket Co. Frederick R. Hoye, Pres. C. lane Hoye, Sec. and Treas. Quality Caskets, for over 90 Years FRANKENFIELD'S AUTO BODY SHOP REAR OF 2328 FOREST STREET PHONE 252-7600 EASTON, PA. SCHAFFEIVS MAYPAG Kelvinator REFRIGERATORS and APPLIANCES 7? Amana. 'QQ MICROWAVE OVEN DISHWASHERS-WASHERS-DBYERS SEE OUR FULL LINE OF CALORIC GAS RANGES 11th and Northampton Srs. EASTON, PA, 18042 Dial 258-6557 Compliments of MONARCH APPLIANCE mmm, gqlmml gnnke AND FURNITURE Co. vmmgm A 126-30 SO. 3rd St. 1837 WASHINGTON BLVD. EAs'roN, PA. Easton, Pa. Phone: 258-6186 156 1806 Lehigh St. Easton, Pa. 18042 Compliments of FRANK L. DAVIS BUILDERS Richard P. Schaller-Owner Building Contractor BEST WISH ES to the Class of 1974 TOWER CHEMICAL CORPORATION Richard A. Principato President 2703 Freemansburg Ave. Easton, Pa. 18042 157 Phone: 252-2577 Service Beyond the Contract MEARHOF F INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Insurance 2432 Alder Street E'aston, Pennsylvania Riegelsville, Pennsylvania Phone: 258-0814 Phone: 749-2688 R 8: R's best by far Since1934 Wholesale Food Distributor Featuring: U.S.D.A. Inspected. QUALITY and PORTION CONTROLLED MEATS Also: U.S.D.A. Establishment 1081 Also: 'Poultry 'Seafoods 'Frozen Foods 'D ' F d 'I' ' My O0 S R 84 R PROVISION COMPANY G'OCe eS 1240 Pine St. Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone: 215-258-5366 EASTON AUTO BODY SHOP Tom Mammano, Prop. COMPLETE AUTO BODY AND COLLISION WORK AUTO PAINTING AND LIGHT TRUCK REPAIRS 24-hr. Towing Service 1515 Butler St. Easton, Pa. 'IS8 Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 i X FROM THE VARSITY MW WOMENS CLUB Compliments of the MAINTENANCE SUPERVISQR Phone: 215-258-2233 DAVE'S SERVICE CENTER GRC'-I-MANS 3650 Wm' Penn HWY' Centre Square, Easton Easton, Pa. 18042 , i Best Wishes-CIass of 1974 Foreign 84 American Car Service Front End Alignment Motor Tune Up BURWELL'S EXXON SERVICE 15th 81 Northampton Sts. Easton, Pa. 252-2471 252-9171 State Inspection-Tune-up-Brake Si Muffler Service- Road Service Auto Air Conditioning Everything for your Pet 1059 So. 25th St. SANDY KING'S PETS 81 SUPPLIES A Pet for Everyone Easton, Pa. 13042 PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING-ALL BREEDS Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 EASTON UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE MFG. CO. 512-14 Northampton St. R.D. 2, Easton, PA. 18042 Phone 252 3169 KEYSTONE FOOD PRODUCTS MFG. Party Snac s R.D.2, Easton, Pa. 18042 k Mrs. Smith Pretzels 160 Al Misero, Prop. Open Every Day PLATIA'S AUTO MIZ'S PLACE STEAK SANDWICHES Fuel Xl Electrical Service M t T - TAKE-oUT ORDERS 0 or ,lineup , , 252 9400 Carburetor- Ignition Specialists 24447 Freenlansburg Ave Easton Pa 950 South 25th St., Easton, Pa. Phone 252-8164 SKIP'S BEAUTY SALON 10 South 18th Street 323 Cattell Street 4041 Willialll Penn Highway Closed Monday - Tllesrlay-Wednesday 9-5 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9-9 p.m. - Saturday 8-5 p.m- 258-9954 I 25th STREET SERVICE 25th and Northampton St. Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone 253-8505 PENNSYLVANIA STATE INSPECTION STATION AUTO REPAIRS OF ANY KIND GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION TOWING-SNOW PLOWING joseph A. Patino and joseph A. Fili, Proprietors 161 LQ y, y Everyone enjoys spending part of his free time bowling in the comfortably air-con- ditioned Bar-Don Lanes. i i BAR-DON BOWLING LAN ES 3700 NICHOLAS ST. Easton, Pa. 258-0221 Sign up For Your High School Bowling League Open 24 hours every day EASTWOOD CONVALESCENT HOME 162 Best Wishes To The Class of '74 from the .,'7'5 , .rYI' U INTERNATION I. Laeznvv .AINTELLIGENCE + , P- Q L B - V 5 Dun + NA'raous Q SAFETY wlLsoN Bonouou EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18042 MR. EUGENE HAIR STYLISTS 2235 FAIRVIEW AVE. Wilson Borough EASTON, PA. 18042 252-7939 Closed Monday 163 Frigidaire Motorola Westinghouse PAUL'S ELECTRIC Est.1946 1705 Washington Blvd. Phone: 2534327 Easton, Pa. The Amazing Volkswagen WILSON AUTO IMPORTS INC. Worth Waiting For 2510-30 BUTLER STREET -:- EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE Easton 253-6244 Bethlehem 866-5231 Dial 252-6723 Charles Hoffman 81 Sons, Inc. General Contractors 24-50 Alder Street Easton, Pa. 164 COLEY DETECTIVE AGENCY B0nded Licensed 142 So. 18th St. Easton, Pa. Phone-252-3751-Phone Plant-Security Specialists LEIGH FUEL CORPORATION Industrial and Home Heating Oils 24-hr. Burner Service-Installations-Reparrs Air Conditioning Sales 81 Service Easton, Pa. W9 Give Alpha' NJ' 25g.7471 S 81 H 454-4421 Green Stamps 165 BEAN, INC. Contractors 1800 WOOD STREET EASTON, PA. Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 KELCHNEIPS GARAGE WILSON BOROUGH GARREN PRINTING COMPANY C r e a t 0 r s 0 f F I N E P R I N T I N G DIAL 253-8831 6-wwf? WEDDING INVITATIONS 2000 NORTHAMPTON STREET STATIONERY EASTON, PA' BROCHURES PROGRAMS 66 Phone: 252-9228 Inspection Station 9061 FERENCY'S SHELL SERVICE 25th and Freemansburg Ave. MOTOR TUNE-UP Drains cleaned wllhoul digging or tearing up! With modern KOLLMAN N Cleaners T Fan Economical fp 1 5 I 1' Ill lx ' xt' '91 INSTRUMENTS BAND by King 8a Selmer BRAKE SERVICE WEAVER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Appliances-Fixtures Nlaterials John Thomas Weaver' Phone 252-4221 1706 Washington Blvd. Easton. Pa. THOMAS ORCANS WINTER PIANOS KEN BRADER 8 SO 359 Ferry Slrvct Euston, Pa. 167 N GENERAL PRINTING COMPANY INCORPORATED BOOK and JOB LETTERPRESS-LITHOGRAPHING Q. ' 3' .,,-1 rr Q1 z ' 5 -- f M iii? E 2015 FREEMANSBURG AVE. EASTON, PA. Phone: Easton-252-4069 Union Printers 1 ' ' 5 . - '15, '- J . ' -f - '-'z '4 ,ll I ' 1 ..:ETLg?' g f 5 T' ' '-.,-int: ' -' , -455' . I fa' ' 'ff-,E-I A 'TCF TU' . ' 'fi 2 I 52, , . if -H: -H-A I r i s, 'iff tu ' if , 1 Q' .V ' . : i ' -. 4, I I I ' 'I 1: 168 We're with you each step of the way As you reach for your place in the future, ENBT will be with h f h . you eac step o t e way Best wishes for the satisfaction of all your personal goals. SERVICE ,4-:: EASTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST Company Roger J. Conners Agency Est. 1929 1929-45th Anniversary-1974 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE APPRAISALS 1832 Washington Blvd., Easton, Pa. VICTOR-BALATA BELTING CO. SPECIALIZING IN Hair Colori ng Wig Sa Permanents and Ser ELEGANTE BEAUTY Sz WIG SALON Smart and Fashionable Hairstyling Men,s Hair Styling 1828 Freemansburg Avenue Sam Bu g 252-5692 Propri Best Wishes to The Class of 74 Compliments of Debbie Sue Fashions, Inc. 210 Northampton Avenue Bethlehem, Pa. Phone: 868-0623 Best Wishes to the Class of 74 From the Mulrooney Family Phone 253-0878 0 STEVE'S GULF SERVICENTER Tune ups-Road Service Complete Automotive Repair 17th 84 Butler Sts. Easton, Pa. 18042 Easton Packing Co. 21 5-253-2781 Murray Simon President 'l6Il'I and Lehigh SLS. Eagtgn, Pa, . Me 9 Centre Square Easton Pa. 258-5411 SlRlANNI'S MOBIL SERVICE 17th S. Butler Sts. Easton, Pa. 18042 252-9434 PA-l S ARCO 1125 Northampton Easton, Pa. 18042 252-9576 General Repairs 84 Tune-ups SHORT'S ARCO SERVICE 17th and Butler Sts. Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone: 253-1672 State Inspection-B-978 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Connell and Louis O'Connell BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '74 from DONALD E. RUSH, Prop. BUENNING ELECTRICAL AUTO SERVICE 680 Ferry St. STORM DOORS MORRIS 81 Easton, Pa. STORM WINDOWS WHILDIN Wholesale-Retail Distributors of Aluminum Products 1925 Freemansburg Ave., Easton, Pa. Phone 253-4710 or 253-6700 BATH ENCLOSURES Congratulations to the Class of '74 AMERICAN UKRAINIAN CITIZEN'S CLUB 108 EAST STREET XVEST EASTON AWN IN-GS THE CLASS OF 1974 . . . expresses appreciation to the Advertisers who have made possible the publication of this book. We ask our readers to patronize these advertisers whenever possible. S to the CLASS OF '74 WILSCJN VARSITY CLUB ARROW Plumbing 8i Heating . Registered Plumber-Penna. 8 NJ. Free Estimates-Specialist in Sewage Installations Complete Heating Service-Complete Bathroom Remodeling Water Heater Installations 500 Industrial Drive Call Easton, Pa. 258-0500 Congratulations to jeff and to the Class of 1974 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lilly H E L M B R o s. Garage - Trucking - State Inspection Top Soil - Fill Dirt Morganis Hill Easton, Pa Phone 253-6451 173 classic cuisine . .. contemporary setting Soft Piano Music. An Appetizer of Clams Casino deLeon. An Entree of Roast Long Island Duckling. Perhaps Broiled New York Cut Boneless Strip Sirloin. Or the Odd Couple-A Unique Combination of Prime Rib and Lobster Tail. Some Sparkling Wine. DeVito's is a Classic Experience in Dining. The Menu is Creatively Designed . . . Dinner is Elegantly Served. And the Decor of the Cozy Piano Bar and the Garden Room are Unparalleled. For the Apres Dinner Crowd, We Hold Forth in the Piano Bar. Request a Song and Our Late Night Menu. Both Will Have You Singing. We Extend a Personal Invitation to .You. Reservations Welcomed. Call 258-3206. Luncheon: 11:30 A.M. Until 2:00 P.M. Happi Time Till 5:00 P.M. Dinner: 5:00 to 10:30 P.M. 914 South 25th Street, Easton, Pa. 18042 v C2151 258-3206 174 Compliments of EASTERN OVERALL CLEANING CO. 2111 Butler St. STRAUSE SIGNS Best Wishes to Carol Sokolowski 2206 Northampton St. Wilson Love Mom 84 Dad Butto-Biasini Produce Farm Yolkswagen l PEW- 'HSP Servuce and Repairs No.-D-337 KEN'S GARAGE RD 44 Bergers Rd. Call Easton 1901 Butler St. Of Easton, Pa. 252-6082 253-2471 Ken Meyers, Prop. Phone: 252-3112 EAST O TOR GE 145 SO. 11th STREET, EASTON. PA. Phone: 253-6941 In1livirlual Storage Rooms-Local and Long Distance Movingv John E. Miller, Jr. - Class of '40 'THE IJGJEFY ZFCIITHZ BRYANT No. 5 Lehns Court CONTEMPORARY Centre Square HAIRCUTTING Easton, Pa. 2 No 5 Lehn s Court Centre Square Easton Pa ChiIdren's Haircutting QQ C2155 253-7949 Appt. C21 51 252-8438 the K' OUWCQ W to Compliments of Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul Green Parents of Craig Green DGMINICK CREAZZO 84 SON Plumbing8f Heating Registered Plumber-Easton, Phillipsburg Free Estimates-Specialist in Sewage Installations Complete Heating Service-Complete Bathroom Remodeling Water Heat Installations 626 Center Street a Easton, Pa. A special note of appreciation is extended to the EXPRESS for all photographs they so generously contributed. 'I77 C ll 253-2073 A.B. Club L-3 Division Donna Albert '65 Mr. 84 Mrs. Russell Albert, lr. '62 Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Albert, Sr. '33 Tom Arnold '74 Mr. 81 Mrs. David Baltz The Band Officers 1973-1974 Clayton Beohm Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Beohm Mr. 84 Mrs. Dominick Biasini and family Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas 1. Burke Paula M. Burns '75 ludith Campbell Mr. 84 Mrs. Rolf Campbell joseph 1. Caprio, jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Louis Cardell Mr. 84 Mrs. Russell Compton Wilga Compton '74 Duke Cook '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Howard C. Cook, Sr. Janice and LeeAnn Cook Melinda Craig '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Nicholas Creazzo PATRONS Mr. 84 Mrs. William Curnow Mr. 84 Mrs. E. Ellsworth Deemer Mr. 84 Mrs. john Derkac Pamela Derkac '74 Richard E. Eckert Mrs. Pauline Edgett Eileen Ehritz '71 Mr. 84 Mrs. Harold Frankenfield lean Frankenfield '72 Lynn Frankenfield '74 lane Guerke Gallagher '58 Robert Gehris Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph Gerber Carl, Adele, and Mark Golden '70 74 78 Shirley Mae Griffiths Mr. 84 Mrs. Henry H. Guerke Mike 81 Ben Haas lud Hall Mr. 84 Mrs. james Harron and family Mr. 84 Mrs. E. Hartzell Joyce E. Hay Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul Heller Debbie Hoffman '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. David Hulbert '63 Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul E. Hulbert George lllick '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert james Mr. 84 Mrs. james Kantor Mr. 84 Mrs. Milton Kelchner Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald Kerbaugh, Sr. Donald H. Kerbaugh Ill '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Marlin Klinger Mary Knecht '74 Mary Ann Kohut Mr. 84 Mrs. Orville Koplin Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Kubilius Mr. 84 Mrs. Frankj. Kuna Pauline Kunsman Mr. 84 Mrs. Hugh L. Laubach Mr. 84 Mrs. Daniel LeClair '65 Donald LeClair Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Loiacono Paula Loiacono Karen Lohrman '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Anthony Lutri Mr. 84 Mrs. john 1. Martin Marian Martin john Mason '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. james W. Matthews Helen McHugh Ed McQuillin '74 Donna Meyers '74 Doreen Meyers '73 Bobbi Minnick '74 Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Mitman Paulette V. Monchak Norma E. Mooney Nancy Mulrooney '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Mulrooney Marie Corde Noctor '75 Mr. 84 Mrs. Anthony Nolasco Carol Nuttall '74 Rita O'ConnelI '74 Hope E. Paul 81 friends! Mrs. Germaine Pettit Sharon Piatt '74 Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard A. Principato Flora Rahn '34 Mr. 84 Mrs. Daniel L. Redington and children Daniel L. Redington, jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas S. Reese Mr. 84 Mrs. Raymond Remaly Bill Richebacher Mr. 84 Mrs. DeWayne R. Rickert '71 Mr. 84 Mrs. Roland B. Rickert and family Sharon K. Rickert '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Leon Rollman Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert D. Roth Robert W. Roth Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Sandt and family Mr. 84 Mrs. Dale Santee The Saxophone Section 73-74 Warrior Band Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Schaeffer jill Schippers '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Victor 1. Schiro Mr. 84 Mrs. Steven Schramel ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Sidney H. Segal Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas Seibert Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Shafer Sally Shepherd '74 Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene Shriver Mr. 84 Mrs. lohn W. Shriver Terri Lynn Shriver '74 Bill Shuttleworth Kay Shuttleworth '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Rocco Simonetta Dave 84 jim Slick Mr. 8: Mrs. David P. Slick Mrs. E. Naomi Smith Rich Smith '74 Susan Smith '74 William R. Smith 61 ,'66 Chas. Snyder '74 Linda Snyder '74 jeri Stocker '74 Deb Strazewski '74 Lorraine A. Stueber Mr. 84 Mrs. Anthony Terranova Mr. 84 Mrs. Earl Thieme David A. Thomas '82 Debbie Thomas '74 Fred W. Thomas '71 Mr. 84 Mrs. john G. Thomas, jr. Lt. 81 Mrs. john G. Thomas Ill Carol Tulba Ed Verba '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph VVilliano Mrs. Anna Wagner Thejohn Walter Family Thomas Walter '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Chester M. Walters Bill Weidner '74 Kathy Werkheiser '74 '45 and '43 Mr. 84 Mrs. Roderick Werkheiser and family Elaine Young '74 Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Young Daniel Roy Zackey '74 lp 1 IU- 1 4 N . .wax 1 dkrkh 151 ' ,Mywgg VV ...Q ' , fx if H'-F Y ,.. ',J rf' , Q UE E91 5' 1.-,xv ,VWRVVI V- g- V-il' Y f ap-nuuiVf'Ef 51 Aa f 1 V if 5 V VI' .- J F ,, .V, SA1 I . , QV '27, f if V ,V V ,VV f If I yi - - if, li 1 'JJMTZV 5 ,.. Q , A ,gg E , , -, f ' '. V , ' vs ff, ,, V' E V 4- u 'Ng n g K. 0,4 , sh., X 1 . V ,' Q f x ? , - I V Qu' f , xf ,L If I cilfsjl A In' ii-wk ' fi ' ' ' I fag K ' f' i xc V , Y . Y I ,. 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