Wilson Borough High School - Des Memoires Yearbook (Allentown, PA)
- Class of 1976
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His warmth radiates from the gap between his teeth and reaches out to all. We have him to thank for rescuing us from the dull routine ot a single boring English course and instead, channeling our interests into the varied themes ot the mini-courses. We, the class ot 1976, would like to take these two dimensions ot time and space to show our appreciation to you and dedicate this edition ol LES MEMOIRS to you tor dedicating your time and hard work torus. You may wonder, Just who is this multi talented man? Well, wonder no longer! He is our own dashing and charismatic Mr. Thomas Burke. Here we see Mr. Burke doing some ol his imitations of famous people. 1. Wilt the Stilt Burke has total like body control and grace. 2. Good night and good news. AI Cronkite. 3. And it's a homer! loe Garagiola Burke yells enthusiasti- cally as he comments on the Super Bowl game of 76. 4. Here we see President Burke address the 205th Session of Con- gress on the proposed amendment to the Constitution changing the National Anthem to the French version of Meet the Mets! 5. Howard Cosell interviewing box- ing experts getting their opinion on which round Ali will go down. 6. Olympic gold medalist and international sex symbol demon- strates his superior form. 7. All we are saying is give peace a chance. Mr. Burke control of the boards as he rips another rebound from mid air. Notice the almost ballet- l he needs is a pipe and a little grey around the temples to be a dead ringer for Walter shows he is a follower of Lennon as well as Marx. Clohn and Groucho that isll '--M... .... , . ,A , i...-.. ,,,.... --!.., W- ,--. gfmmswswe- -if ee fe ff , f . 'ewiisiisziigifgii-fel,-1221-ieag,ga! . , . ,,.. ri if . 3 Af' ff ' , sw wg N. V4 MA, b f A .. 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Xfpgvlf mx N X mf., 5f '5 : XXX f Siu I 'Q w :.f J MTF' 5 ' L UM X ie 'YN if W 'iwfff is 'WW E s g X V 95 wi? ff M 1 4 in J WK 1: 7' I x , 'VF x- .' f . ff 1 if-f-LJ , -, f ln' 1 AL vf,-.ma J, .Af , , ,,,,,,g,,u L Y Y R E 1 4 X Jfql XX QF 4 f af 'HW Tv 'J' MLITK xg ff 5 Q X 5 ' W ff' 1 , MR K XM- X , ,A QW' Lf VE 3 2 k 1 Q X f p !' 's Y in Xxx f X J 1 yr x E X A f gf X X bg X ix wx 115, XXSX.65 ! WW if N vg QNSVN 1 w M X R Q. fi ! if xx 'Q wf7f1 5W W9M .' J mf T 16 Li Eff M f X l l .Www SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1. 2. 3. Tom Gutekunst, Treasurer Michele A. Rodriguez, Vice President Robbie Wiedner, President Linda Fisher, Secretary Ms. Marian T. Martin and Mr. Michael Reyda, Advisors The Class of 1976 would like to thank Ms. Martin and Mr. Reyda for their hard work and selfless dedication to our class. 42 ADVISORS This years senior class aside from being the Bicentennial year has many interesting characteristics which set it apart from other years l guess you could call us the Money Bags class said Marian T Martin class advisor. We re in better financial shape than any other class has been We have our honest treasurer, Tom Gutekunst to thank for keeping such good track of the funds. Although, we do wonder where he got the money to pay forhis car. The class of 1976 made over 31600 at the refreshment stands last year and we had to turn people down at the prom, added Michael Reyda advisor. Other interesting features of our class officers are Tom Gutekunst, who was the only officer with a three year term as class treasurer, Linda Fisher and Michele Rodriguez with two terms each, in their sophomore and senior years. Aside from Robbie Cltresidentb, we have the same officers as the sophomore year, pointed out Ms. Martin, and we were the only class to have had two presidents in one year. The four officers agreed that the class of 1976 is something ol' George Washington would be mighty proud of. 6 KAREN S. ALLEN lr. High Chorus 7,83 lr. High Cheering 83 Pep Club 7'10Q Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Swim Clubll KATHY BARTHOLOMEW lr. High Chorus 7-92 Y-Teens 93 Soph. Hop Chaperone Com. 103 Prom Dec. Com. 11 NANETTE BARRETTO Bowling Club 73 lr. High Chorus 7-91 Pep Club 7-92 Y-Teens 101 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Echo Staff 112 Prom Dec. Com. 11 JOANNE BARTELL lr. High Chorus 7-93 Pep Club 8,93 Girls Basketball CStat.J 93 Y-Teens 103 Soph. Hop Dec. 81 Refreshment Com. 103 Echo Staff 113 Prom Dec. Com. 11 JANE BACHMAN Jr. High Chorus 7,82 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10 KEITH BASKWELL lr. High Basketball 8,93 Var sity Basketball 10-12 7 RUSSELL BELLIS 9 HAROLD BECK JANICE BEHLER J 'hgh C 0 'S 89' Afchefl Hockey 10, Basketball 10,123 Club 93 A-V Club 8-101 Basket- ballmgr 11 Softball 9,11,12 CINDY BLACK lr. High Chorus 7-gf Pep Club 9-113' Band 9-123 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Girls Chorus 10,113 Stage Crew Ill Prom Dec. 81 Music Com. 113 Orchestra 11,12, Senior High Chorus 10-12 JUDY L. BONNEY JEFFREY BENNINGER lr. High Basketball 8,93 Golf Club 93 l.V. Basketball 103 Varsity Basketball 11,123 Cross Country 11,122 Track 11,12 GARY R. BRETT Bowling Club 8: Student Council 8-113 Golf Club 9,103 Riding Club 103 Track 10-125 Football 9-12 CHARLES BRIGGS lr. High Student Council 73 lr. High Basketball 7-95 l.V. Basketball 105 Varsity Basket- ball11 RALPH BROADBENT RANDY BRODT Fresh. Football 9 Chorus 11,125 Band 11,12 ri if rt OI ui +5 V s iit ,tiff 0' RAH! RAH! RAH! Cheering our teams on to victory this year were Ann Gimbar and Ted Hester our most school spirited seniors. 1EFFERYl., BURNS lr. High Shop Club 7,82 Chett CIub83SkiClub9,12 TERESA BRUNEIO Pep Club 7-9Q lr. High Chorus 83 Bowling Club 93 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Yearbook Staff 12: Yearbook Bus. Staff 11,121 Twirl- ing10-12 fright-side12J PATRICIA BRYFOGLE FRANK CHAVAR LOIS CLARK lr. High Chorus 7-92 Echo Circ. Stall 7-9, Hockey 8: lr. High Nat'l Honor Society 8,93 Girls Chorus 9,10Q Softball 9,103 Color- guard 10-12, Basketball 10-123 Mixed Chorus 10-122 YEA 10-123 Prom Theme Com. 111 Swim Club 11,123 Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 11,123 Drama Club 12 VERONICA CASEY lr. High Chorus 7,82 Pep Club 9,10,123 Soccer Mgr. 9-123 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10, Prom Dec., Inv., 81 Theme Com. 113 Girls Basketball Mgr. 10-123 Student Council 10-12 Gres. 123: Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 11,121 Drama Club12 TAMMY COLES lr. High Chorus 7-95 Band 9,105 Riding Club 10 THERESA CONRAD Prom Dec. Com. 115 Track Mgr. 11,12 PATRICIA CURTO lr. High Chorus 75 lr. High Cheering 9 QCo-Capt.J5 Pep Club 7-95 Soph. Hop Refresh. Com. 105 Twirling 10-12 DIANE CORONA TIMOTHY COYLE Ir. Hih Chorus 7,85 Pep Club g Basketball 8,105 Chess Club 7-95 Prom Dec. Com. 115 Drama V Club 1112' Yearbook Art Staff TWIISCIUU ELLEN DASHE Swim Club 11 'I'I SUSAN DIEHL LINDA DAVIS 4 3, fi- RICHARD DEYOUNG lr. High Chorus 73 Track 8-125 Football 9,lO,12 ,,,,4..-s ., csffgay W, WAKE W , ,wi HP' A LYNDA DIVENTURA Pep Club 75 Jr. High Chorus 7,85 Soph. Hop Theme Com. 10 :xg .w-N , Our most successful seniors Linda Fisher and Chas Stout have also succeeded in taking over Mr. Schaelfer's office. CHARLES DODGE Homeroom Tres. 83 BRB'S 93 Jr. High Nat'I Honor Society 93 Echo Staff 9-113 Homeroom Pres. 10,113 Warrior Independent Press CPub.J 11,123 Student Council 12 CSec.1 Band 10-123 Mixed Chorus 10-123 Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 10-123 Tennis Team 9-IZQ Tennis Club 7-123 Chess Club 7-121 Orchestra 7-12 SUSAN EALER Pep Club 7,8Q Colorguard 10-121 Wrestling Mgr. 11,122 Ski Club 12 MARY DOWBENIUK lr. High Chorus 7,83 Homeroom Pres. 7,82 lr. High Cheering 93 Soph. Hop Dec. 81 Enter. Com: 103 Refresh. Stand 11, Homeroom Tres. 115 Prom Theme Com. 113 Prom lnv. Com. 113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Prom Clean- up Com. 113 Health Careers Club 10,113 Pep Club 10-123 Hockey10-12 TAMI DULICK Hockey 8'12Q Ski Club 10-12 VICTORIA DORAN lr. High Chorus 73 Pep Club 7-92 Hockey 9-IZQ Soph. Hop Dec., Enter., 81 Theme Com. 103 Homeroom Pres. 113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Prom King!Queen Com. 113 Prom Pictures Com. 113 Prom Theme Com. 113 Prom Clean-up Com. 113 Drama Club 12 VIRGINIA ECK Y-Teens 93 Pep Club 9,102 Soph. Hop Refresh. Com. 10, Twirling 10-123 Prom Dec. 81 Theme Com. 11 'I3 NANCY FEHR Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Prom Dec. Com. 112 Ski Club 123 Colorguard 10-12 CLt.J 1533535 M., -6 Y -Q.. 1 DANA ELDER DEBORAH FARBER Pep Club 93 Y-Teens 103 Soph. E E Hop Dec- Com- 10: Studem Jr. High Chorus 7-95 Library Club Council 9.12: wp- 91: prom 8-12 QV.P. 1113 Needlecraft Dec- 3 Theme Com. 11: Twimng Club 9,101 Sf. High Girls Chorus 11,12 Ueftside 12, 9,103 Refresh. Stand 11 LINDA FISHER Jr. High Nat'I Honor Society 8,93 lr. High Chorus 93 Class Sec. 103 Homeroom V.P. 115 Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 11,12Q Sr. High Mixed Chorus 11,123 Colorguard 10-12 CLt. 115 CCapt. 1213 Wilsonaires 123 Yearbook Bus. Stall 123 Class Sec. 12 JOHN FLAGLER ALBERT K. FINKEN Fresh. Football 9 KEITH FOX Golf Club 73 A.V. Club 7,83 Chess Club 7,8,1l,123 lr. High Chorus 93 BRB'S 93 lr. High Nat'I Honor Society 93 Orchestra 10-121 Brass Choir 10-122 Sr, High Chorus 10-122 Wilsonaires 10- 12, Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 113 Tennis Team 11,123 Band 8-123 Stage Band 8-12 MICHAEL FRANT lr. High Chorus 7,8Q Chess Club 7,83 BRB'S 83 Student Council 8,10Q Track 9-11, Wrestling 9-123 Football 103 Homeroom Pres. 10, Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Class Pres. 113 Prom Dec. Com. 11, Golf Club 113 Yearbook Bus. Stalf12 MICHAEL FRANTZ LAWRENCE FRAWLEY Baseball 9-113 Football 9-12 Diane LaDuca and Charlie Dodge were voted our most intelligent seniors but we have our doubts. I 1 1'3 ' 1 -, -.W -, ,. , 5- M AAV, , ...,., 1.2 1' 5 L .MBQHQ-v. aff? 39 4? H l. m..'z.r-anal 15 ASM' ANN MARIE GIMBAR Girls Softball 115 Girls Basket- ball 11,125 Drama Club 12 MARGARET GABLE UNDA GERHART lr. High Chorus 95 Y-Teens 105 Soph' Hop Theme Com- 103 pepclubglw Yearbook Bus. Stall 125 Color- guard 10-12 JOHN GIMBAR Track 9,105 Basketball 9-12 Football 9-12 CGO-Capt, 123 JUDITH GODLEWSKI TIMOTHY GORDON Pep Club 95 Girls Basketball 10 Football 95 Wrestling 9-12 BARRY GRAVER lr. High Nat'l Honor Society 9: Tennis Club 8-12, Chess Club 9-12, Tennis Team 10-123, Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 11,12 DAYLEEN HARDING Jr. High Chorus 93 Pep Club 93 Drama Club 11 MARY HANNI Warriorette 101 Twirler 11,12 e ' , .xl -tzfzfgzzznfmw:.wr+e:zgezw,,gloom ' , S051 9' fl I? QWWQQ 'WW if f?,i+1,f szsbwlu ,QQ .f Wt f f 1 1 W 5 1115 , 111, sw ,gig df' 1 wQ f' 1 'Qs .zklrlx It 1s1xn'x .21 ' f,h.,,, '15, 5, 'ek PH 5-1' THOMAS GUTEKUNST .og Basketba 9,103 Baseball 9,10 N if Football v 2, Class Tres. 10-12 f Track 11,12 , .,:-efrff:uses-21522fiazffflzn-fufffe'mg 5 ff ,, by M. ,. 1 gggmwggzosga, ,cffqwaumWMM ,f ,. 1 . 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Hop Dec. Com. 103 Hockey 10 12' Yearbook Art Staff 12 .ii i DOUGLAS HOWER CATHY HUNT lr. High Chorus 7,83 Pep Club 7-95 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Prom Dec. Com. 115 Student Council 9-123 Twirling 10-12 fHead Majorette 121 19 DAVID JOHNSON Band 8,95 Track 105 Cross Country Team 12 W TERRI HUTNIK Jr. High Chorus 7-95 Jr. High Band 7-95 Jr. High Nat'I Honor Society 95 Echo Circ. Staff 9,105 Band 8-125 Chorus 10-125 Homeroom Tres. 115 Drama Club 125 Yearbook Staff 12 CLit. Ed.J5 Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 11,12 KIM JANDEISEK Jr. High Chorus 75 Pep Club 75 Jr. High Cheering 95 Jr. High Nat'l Honor Society 95 Ski Club 8,11,125 Soph. Hop Enter. Com. 105 Hockey 10-125 Prom Enter. Com. 115 Refresh. Stand 115 Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 11,12 SX. n sig fi fi ti Q3 y on 3 MARILYN JOHNSON Soph. Hop Tickey Com. 10 PepCiub12 CYNTHIA JONES Colorguard 115 Prom Dec. Com. 115Pep Ciub12 KIM JONES Ski Club 8-125 Football 9-12 RlTA KECK Jr. High Chorus 7-95 Library Club 8,9 CPres. 935 Pep Club 95 Girls Chorus 95 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Prom Dec. Com. 115 Student Council 115 Drama Club 125 Wilsonaires 125 Colorguard 10-125 Sr. High Chorus 10-12 CSec.!Tres. 121 W KEITH KELCHNER LV. Baseball 95 Basketball 7,8, 9,10,11,125 Varsity Baeball 10, 11,125 Student Council 125 lr. High National Honor Soceity 8,95 Sr. High National Honor Soceity 10,11,12 4Pres.J5 Cross Coun- try12 1 . f 'fm-11. AW azf5:e,5as1xf .,HQ,gf- mfr, ' , .,,5,-wmsivm - .,isJif5i11:f!lff, - ' MARY ELLEN KELLY Pep Club 8-105 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Echo Circ. Stall 115 Prom Dec. Com. 125 Warriorette 11,12 Our most talkative seniors Mary Ann Plewak and Stan Rugis may not always be able to be understood but nevertheless still keep babbling. ROBERT KEITER ANN KING Jr. High Chorus 7,83 Pep Club 7,81 Girls Chorus 93 lr. High Band 7-93 Yearbook Circ. Staff 9,102 Soph. Hop Theme Com. 103 YEA 112 Sr. High Band 8-12 CAROL KICHLINE DAVID KICHLINE JUDY KING lr. High Chorus 7,81 Library Club 93 Colorguard 10,11 NHCHAELP KING CANDIEKREITZ A.V- Club 8v9? BRBS 91 W S0f'- ir. High Chorus 7-9, Prom on Hires 11,121 Dfw Club 122 com. 11, Yearbook Art Staff 12, Sr. High Ch0rl.IS 10-12 Drama Club 11,12 LORI KRENIK lr. High Chorus 7'9Q lr. High Band 7-93 Library Club 8,9 fV.P.J, BRB'S 93 Qirls Chorus 9,103 YEA 10: Prom Theme Com, 11, Home- room Tres. Ili Band 8-12 CPres. 125, Orchestra 9-121 Sr. High Chorus 10-121 Drama Club 12 GARY LANCSEK Band BRADLEY KUNSMAN DIANE LADUCA lr. Hlgh Chorus 7-9, lr. Hlgh Band 7'9, lr. High Nat'I Honor Society 8,93 Homeroom Pres. 93 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Girls Chorus 103 Home-Ec. Club 8-102 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Homeroom Tres. 113 Yearbook Stall 12 CArt Ed.D3 Drama Club 122 Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 11,122 Echo Staff 10-12 X- xr . MICHAEL KUCYNDA lr. High Chorus 7,83 Soc 10-12 CARL BRET LAUER Ski Club 8-12 3? do -1, 23 CATHLEEN LAVELLE COLLEEN LAVELLE ELLEN LAWRENCE lr. High Chorus 7,92 Shop Club 93 Band 9-12, Soph. Hop Dec. Com, 10, Girls Softball 9-123 Sr. High Chorus 10-12, Orchestra 10-12, Stage Band 10-12, Pep Club 113 Riding Club 11, Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 11,123 Girls Basketball 11,123 Prom Dec. Com. 11 Only Lou and Fat's hairdresser knows for sure if their hair is truly the curliest. 24 lr. High Chorus 9? Sllldefli lr, High Chorus 7,83 Student COUr1Cil 73 Riding Club 9,102 Council 7,83 Riding Club 10,11Q Prom Dec. Com. 11, Yearbook Prom Dec. Com. 112 Pep Club Bus Stafl12' Pep Club 10-12 11,123 Yearbook Bus. Staft 12 1 x gg TAMRA LEE lr. High Chorus 7-9, Needlecratt Club 93 Library Club 9,102 Riding Club 113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Pep Club 11: Refresh. Stand 11, Yearbook Bus. Staff 12 Our class clowns Becky Schippers and lay Stempa even lind something to clown around with behind the curtain. DOLORES LEH Y-Teens 7,85 lr. High Nat'I Honor Society 95 Soph. Hop Enter. Com. 103 Class Pres. 105 Hockey 10-12 ROBERT E. LEWIS ll Wrestling 9-12 , j k,.: RUSTY LEWIS V MARK LOEBSACK Wrestling 9-123 Homeroom Pres. ROBERT LITTLE 113Soccer12 THERESA LYNCH lr. High Chorus 73 Pep Club 7-93 Soph. Hop Theme Com 103 Yearbook Bus. Staff 12 25 SHARON MAMMANO JOSEPH MALESKI KURT MATTES A.V. Club 7-103 Basketball Mgr. 10,113 Student Council 12 CV.P.Jg Drama Club Softball 10, Pep CIub7 12 JACK MATTHEWS Track 103 Yearbook Art Staff 12 KEITH MCGARY Baseball 9' Football 910' Track DEBORAH MCILROY RUSSELL MCINTYRE DONNA MCQUILLIN Pep Club 73 lr. High Chorus 7 83 Ski Club 83 Homeroom Sec book Staff 12 v 10: Y-Teens 103 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 101 Drama Club LZQ Year- DENISE MEASE DEBI MILLER Echo Circ. Staff 10 Drama Club 12 I ,W ij, 1 vrr .ar ,. ,f 5,1 . I f .. J ,E I if? S' ff 'ml x , ' XS : K 2 2 4 ' 1 1 f 4 5, Vx in 2533 -11 ' , fx ' M ' 3 Agn.. ,,z,1g.'?,y4 'rf 13 :Q 3, , 5 J, s ,, A 1 f 2 'K+ fi 5 3 : ng f 3: gf l 1 , , .0 . ,Av . L 'I -A CATHY LEE MONINGHOFF Ir. High Chorus 7-93 Ir. High Nat'l Honor Society 8,93 BRB'S 8,93 Echo Circ. Staff 8,93 Girls Basketball 93 Homeroom Tres. 10: Sr. High Girls Chorus 102 Girls Softball 102 Soph. Hop Enter. 8 Theme Com. 10? Prom Inv. Com. Ili Homeroom Pres. 112 Sr. High Chorus 10,112 Wilsonaires 10,112 Hockey 8-12 RICHARD MILLER A.V. Club TERRY MILLER Pep Club 7-93 Ir. High C orus 7-93 Ir. High Band 7-93 Riding Club 93 Needlecraft Club 93 Sr. High Girls Chorus 9,10Q Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Sr. High Band 10-12 IAMESMORRIS Jr. High Chorus 7,83 Student Council 7,83 lr. High Basket- ball 83 Ski Club 8,92 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10, Prom Dec. Com. 113 Homeroom Tres. 113 Track 122 Soccer 10-12 lCapt. 123 DIANN MOSER Ir. High Band 7-93 Jr, High Chorus 93 BRB'S 93 Orchestra 9-12: Band 8-12 CV.P. 12,1 Chorus 10-122 Wilsonaries 11,12 CYNTHIA MORRIS lr. High Chorus 7-92 Library Club 83 Hockey 83 Riding Club 93 Band8-10 THERESA MOSER Jr. High Chorus 7-91 lr. High Band 7-93 Ir. High Nat'l Honor Society 8,92 Stage Band 11: Band 8-12 tTres. 1253 Orchestra 9'I2Q Mixed Chorus 10-12 DAVID NIXON Ir. High Basketball 7,83 Ir. High Band 7-9Q Ir. High Chorus 7-93 BRB'S 7-92 Student Council 8,9 4Pres. 913 lr, High Nat'l Honor Society 8,92 Chess Club 9,11,123 Orchestra 10,IIQ Sr. High Nat'I Honor Society 11,121 Tennis Club 7-122 Echo News Stall 7-123 Sr. High Band 8-122 Tennis Team 8-121 Sr. High Chorus 10-123Wilsonaires10-12 MARIE NOLASCO DEBRA NOLL Ir. High Cheering 8 C00-Capt.J, Prom Dec. Com 11 tChairmanb Ir. High Chorus 7,83 Riding Varsity Cheering 10-12 tCo- Club9 Capt. 127 JOHN ODONNELL Baseball IZQ Soccer 12 MICHAEL OREILLY 29 MARY OSINSKI BARRY PARKER .et DOROTHY PARR Pep Club 75 lr. High Chorus 7,85 lr. Shop Club 85 Riding Club 95 Bowling Club 95 Soph. Hop Ticket Com. 105 Yearbook Staff 12 CTyping Ed.J Track 11,125 Football 9-12 ALEX PATRIARCA Football 9: Soccer 11,12 .nn simenions Patty Young our tallest senior girl and Gary Brett our tallest senior boy will definitely have their problems on a date. Our longest haired seniors Sue Ealer and lohn 0'DonneIl, Cmissingl must certainly use an awful lot of shampoo. 213 RANDY PERRUSO Track 7-IOQ Fresh. Football 93 1.V. Football 103 Varsity Foot- ball 11,123 Varsity Baseball 11,12 MARYANN PLEWAK Pep Club 73 lr. High Chorus 7, 83 lr. High Honor Soc. 93 Soph. Hop Enter. Com. 10: Student Council Alter. 9,111 Colorguard 10,113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Stu- dent Council 12, Ski Club 12 - -Q MATTHEW PUGLIESE lr. High Track 8,93 Varsity Track 9-123 Bowling Club 93 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Homeroom Tres. 113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Drama Club 11,12 BRUCE PORTER ANDREW PRlBZlCK Tennis Club 7-92 lr. High Band 7-92 A.V. Club 83 Photography lr. High Track 7-93 Varsity 83 Stage Band 8,9Q Band 8,9,11, Track 9,103 Football 9,10Q Ski 12, Riding Club 113 Swim Club Club10 11,127 Ski Club11,12 cinov Pureov Pep Club 7-10 31 JUDY RICE Jr. High Chorus 7'9Q Jr, High Band 7-93 B.R.B. 93 Band Sec. 9-12: Sr. High Chorus 10-123 Wilsonaires 11,123 Orchestra 12 RICHARD REIHL DEBORAHRAUB Football 910- chess club 10 Soccer12 MARK R. RICE Track 8-103 Soph. Hop Dec. Com 103 Prom Dec. 81 Invit. Com 113 Drama Club 11,12 REBECCA JEAN ROBINSON GARYRINGHOFF Jr. High Cheering 83 lr. High Chorus 7,83 Soph. Hop Dec. Com 10 MICHELE A. RODRIGUEZ Jr. High Chorus 73 Softball 8,92 Hockey 8-12Q Basketball 9-123 Soph. Class V.P. 103 Soph. Hop Dec, Com. 101 Student Council 10-121 Echo News Ed, 111 Nat. Honor Soc. 11,121 Year- book Ed.-in-chief 12 MICHAEL ROSCIOLI Football 9 DENISE ROY lr. High Chorus 73 Pep Club 7-12Q lr. High Cheering 83 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Varsity Cheering 10-123 Prom Dec. Com 112 Homeroom V.P.12 Our most congenial tothe end. LENORE ROSCIOLI Jr. High Chorus 7-gf lr. High Band 7-93 Softball 93 Nat, Honor Soc. 93 Sr. High Band 9-12: Sr. High Mixed Chorus 103 Prom Clean Up Com. 111 Orchestra 11-123 Homeroom Pres. 12: EchoStali1Z so-....' seniors Dana Elder, Dave Johnson and Mike Frant, Cmissingb will be our friends ws xii? 33 DAVID LEE SAVTTZ lr. High Chorus 93 A.V. Club 10,11 STANLEY RUGIS Track 8-121 Chefls Club 83 Bowling Club 93 Student Council 9-122 Fresh. Football 93 1.V. Football 9,103 Soph. Hop Com. BETTYANN Rupp 103 Varsity Football 10-IZQ Inter- murall Sports Com. 113 Wilson Day Com. 113 Prom Ticket 81 Dec. Com. 113 Wrestling 122 DramaClub11,12 ,- . A, M IA A ., a ,, - 0 ' C , -iff-r ' ,W fit 121 ,.,. i ., ,.,, 'T ' .A,k,., E , ,V--3' , 1 if , y e sa +11 'vi 1: ark 2 sv JUDITH SAYLOR Jr. High Chorus 7,81 Pep Club 8-IZQ Field Hockey 93 Color- guard10-12 MARIE ROSEANNA SCHAFER BECKY SCHWPERS lr. High Chorus 7-QQ Tennis Pe? Club 7-95 Soph' Dec- CW- Club 7.11: Echo CH- Staff 9110: 10, Prom Dec. Com. 113 Twirler Y-Teens 103 Tennis Team 12 1042 DAVID SCHMIDT QW' FRANK SCHRANI Football 9,10 SUSAN SEIPLE Pep Club 8'12Q Riding Club 9'11Q Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 102 Con- cession Stands 11, Stage Crew 113 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Honor Soc. 11,121 Yearbook Stall 12 DIANE SCHULTE lr. High Chorus 7,8 SHARON SEESE W DOUGLAS SEIPT lr. High Chorus 8,93 B.R.B. 8,92 lr. High Honor Soc, 93 Freshman Basketball Man. 93 Tennis Club 9-12, Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 101 Varsity Basketball Man. 10,112 Sr. High Chorus CPres.J 10-12: Wilsonaires 10-12 35 xx I n 3 O x slug DT. BRIAN SHAFFNER Ski Club 7,10,12 - si Qs X l ls s S 119 1 MQ X .I of YI wg sgxws- N K ax , EQ 5 1 S sw' ff 2? gr 5 ik is 3 1 fl ' E . 01 s SQ, ,gsm ,AX XS Ks' .... ,, X ' -13 .153 F -rgifffji ' s wo if s X g 1 is X 1 I RAYNA SMITH Jr High Band 9 Ir High Chorus 9 B R B 9 Drama Club 9 Basket ball 910 Softball 910 Sr High Girls Chorus 10-12 Tennis Club 10-12' Sr. Band 10-12' Orchestra ' . Chorus . . 1112' Wilsonaires 1112' Tennis Team 11123 Student Council Homeroom Rep. 12 RALPH SHANNON viii- :rams 3 K TERENCE SMITH KEENA SINGER Pep Club 7,83 lr. High Chorus 7,81 Hockey Man. 103 Soph. Hop Dec. 81 Com, Chairmang Concession Stand 111 Home- room Pres. 113 Student Council 113 Swim Club 113 Hockey 12 DANIEL SNYDER Baseball 93 Soph. Hop Dec Com. 103 Homeroom Tres. 10, 113 Prom Dec. 81 Band Com. 11: Volleyball 11,12 RUTH SPIRKO Warrioretts 103 Library Club 10, 113 Riding Club 11,12 LEO SPARTA CAROL ANN SPINA lr. High Cheering 9, lr. High Chorus 7-9Q Pep Club 7-12: Home- room Pres. 103 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 103 Sr. High Cheering 10-123 Prom Dec. Com. 11Q Yearbook Art Staff 12 SCOTT SOLLIDAY Basketball 103 Soccer 11 LOUIS STARNIRI Golf Club 8, Drama Club 8,11,12Q Saltey Com. 93 Assembly Com. 93 Student Council Tres. 93 Re- freshment Stand 102 Student Council 103 Chess Club 103 Wilson Day11 37 DIANE STOUT Jr. High Chorus 73 Bowling CIub8 CHARLES R.W. STOUT 111 JOHN JAY STEMPA , J.V. Football 9,105 Student Coun- Varsity Basketball Man. 95 Stage C11 10.12 112,95 125- 1, prom Crew 9-125 Projection Crew 9-125 D C 11- 1' ' 1' Drama Clublovlz ec. om. , ntermura Sports Com. 113 Jr. Class Pres, 113 DramaClub11,12gSoccer11,12 FREDERICK STRAUSE Bowling Club 93 Tennis Team 11 THOMAS STROBLE STEVEN SYMANOVICH Chess Club 9,10, Stage Crew Basketball 7-12 Q00-Capt. 1013 11,12 BasebalI9 10' Jr Class Sec 11 LlNDA TLUMAC Riding Club lSec.J LOUIS TRINCHERE Honor Soc. 9: Basketball 9-12 CCo'Capt. 1013 Baseball 9-12 SUSAN VEDOMSKY NANCY VERBA SODV1. HOP DSC- COVTI- 101 Pf0m lr. High Band 75 Tennis Club Theme Com. 113 Yearbook Staff 7,85 Library Club 879: Y.E.A- Club 10 Pat Brylogle and Frank Schramm our most likely to be absent seniors will never let their seats get warm. CLARENCE WAGNER CRAIG WALTER DARLENE WALTERS Pep Club 7-93 Library 7-95 Colorguard 10-12 Football 9 12, Track 9-12 Wrestling 9 12 ROBERT WEIDNER Basketball 9-125 Homeroom Tres. 103 Football 10-123 Homeroom Pres. 113 Class Officer CPres.J 12 EARLE WERKHEISER ROBERT WENNER Chorus 7 12' Wilsonair I ' - , esg Pro- jection Crew PATRICIA WHITE Ir. High Mixed Chorus 7-93 B.R.B. 8-92 Sr, High Girls Chorus 9-102 Y.E.A, tF.T.A.J 10,111 Wilson Day 10,113 Sr. High Band 10-12: Sr. High Mixed Chorus 10-12 tlibrarian 1233 Tennis Club 10- IZI Wilsonaires 10-121 Stage Crew 11,123 Girls Tennis Team 11,123 District Chorus IIC Region- al Chorus 113 Homeroom V.P. IQI Orchestra 122 Yearbook Staff 12 REGINOLD E, WOOLVERTON Chorus3 Projection CTBWQ Wrestling WAYNE WILSON Wrestling: Soph. Hop Dec. Com 103 Chess Club 1 MARIANNE WINTERS Soph. Hop Ticket Com. 103 Prom Dec. Com. 113 Yearbook Business Statt11,12 GAYLE WIEAND Senior High Mixed Chorus 10-12: Senior High Band 8-123 lr. High Band 6-93 lr. High Chorus 7-92 BRB's 7-91 Orchestra 8-12: Wil- sonaires 10-121 Sr. High Girls Chorus 9,10,123 Stage Band 103 National Honor Society 11,123 National lunior Honor Society 8,9 tPiesidentD3 Student Council 9 tSecretaryJ, 103 District Band 9-123 District Chorus 10-123 Dis- .rict Orchestra 10-12: Regional Band 10-123 Regional Orchestra 10-123 1975 State Band 113 1975 MENC-All Eastern National Chorus III Tennis Club 8-122 Girls Tennis Team 113 YEA 9,102 Drama Club 7-123 Echo 8-IZQ Stage Crew12 SUSAN WORRICH Jr. High Band 7,83 lr, High Chorus 7-91 Pep Club 7-IZQ Jr. High Cheering 93 Softball 9-123 Nat. Honor Soc. 93 Sr, High Cheering 10-12 tCo-Capt. 1213 Sr. High Chorus 10-123 Sr, High Nat. Honor Soc. 11,12 41 g gif . GALE YOUNG clo 1 ft - , .aim e.r V!-rw Q l E l to V DANIEL YOUNG D I -' KKVQ lr. High Band 7-93 Sr. High f:fW,, - l. E Track 9-123 Football 9-12' student Mlxed Cl10fUS 7-121 Dlsfflcf Cho- 4 , ,539 .t I W ,.., ,fr . ' L'ff'k A 'KKk A-'1WA ' A C0unC,l10.12 rus 10 Basketball 9-12 Softball 91012 Tennis 11 12' Te nas Club 11 12' HonorSoc 12 KAREN YOUNG KAREN LEE YOUNG Chorus 73 Hockey 10,11 Softball 9,12 Michele Rodriguez our most athletic senior girl proves to Keith Kelchner our most athletic senior boy that women are no longer the weaker sex. 42 my . PATRICIA YOUNG Softball 9-12 CO0-Capt.Jg Basket- ball 9-12 tCo-Captl Soph Hop Art Com. 103 Field Hockey 103 Prom Theme Com. 11 iw ANNE ZALESAK Ski Club 8-123 Soph. Hop Enter. Com. 105 Prom Dec. Com. 11 SUSAN YOUNG lr. High Shop Club 8 l of ...EL r rssffzsfssrfffsi' ,fi ..,.,.,,.,,g -1 J 4 MTE' Q2 1. Marie Nolasco, our shrimpy girl and Bret Hoover, our human string bean give us food for thought. 2. Dan Young and Terry Bruneo, our most artistic seniors may someday give Picasso competition. 3. Lenore Roscioli shows how she and the other 17 members of her family stay healthy. 4. Gary t'Casanova Bret on the make again. 5. 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The newly-erected Sheraton-Easton Inn was the location at which fashion- able couples dined and danced to the group, Montana. There were mixed reactions as to the success of the affair. Some ex- pressed satisfaction and commented that it was an enjoyable evening. Others complained that the Sheraton was much too crowed for either comfort or mobility on the dance floor. One significant feature for which the class of '76 certainly deserves credit is the fact that, for the first time since the proms have moved out of the gym and into rented halls students were allowed after a hard fight, to drive their own automobiles. Although the prom was not as huge a success as all would have liked it to have been we established ourselves as respon- sible and mature young people. ug E ti ,Kg in X i if ,. 1 P Y: it W M i4 we film .fu674 l'E r-PQ IIVIOSQY' JM, Spvxxor DNW 050 j M Q34 W Q WMM? 'Y ff! MN 5x L qt- IL' 45 - -M' ng, Q jt .. ' In ,, XMWMSVDW ,1 Q f . 0-rJ1u,L....i7 W We - 9 - U ' -sv-Q I a Siva 2. 5 1253? W fl 2- 6.225, 345 vga S 5 3. g 'N lurixxi Q 5: ga A ,Qs Qi X , rx X 3 t ii Q 1 xt NAU W ' is E sv .N G, s if BSB ,- - 3 V 3 M ff SW QQ Q U U Q Xb :ig hr 5 55 3 W 1 Q p. S 5 - W M UM i OL gk Wy Y f H 9 df . MQW QQ GS 4 012 '-+ 7 , , ,ff . ZkuU4 Riga W'E CEMEN LL'.D Ay g-'fklfvcfff ' W 'lu 'flMyLMfQWM4R'me 5kk TWA 'S XRWSQM R1 5811 0 D5 Wy! Q Mm Vg 9 Mk, 5 3 L '32 Jw '26 V , gxflwi HE,,,,'f 737 Rb M om!-1 54 -I ,F . Q ' E 1, 'Bmw fiifpiiildas cg-jplidpvv 5 if gg pdndmaf if 'M 5 wi WJ GA w if -Q WW f Q Q4 N X? 5 W if ms X 2 Ng' QE QD jj! X? 3 5 QMLML ' Q cf Q 4 Q55 5 'if f 62 3 3 5 Q if QS.. .Q H bg in Ac jg D Ggivwl C6 X U V7 ff YN- NWS? ' XMI? 4 x Q5 Q x . ff W , , gy b OE 'W' LM I7 ' wr ,A DW-.,-21.-QS-Q, rm E NO M ,j ,l - WW L' . v bf , '. It Hcifgd Fnedameyfy Hdffannr Ldinfcrg - ' ,gf ,mf Uffww 'M ' 5 OTA...-.aE. ' 2 ,ffmq,W ww Q - .HA wx L ' A gi 5224 if L v - ' 23 fy! A H -f , - . , 3 G 5 A ' H ,. , 1 Wyyy .1 1 M f L L', , 4 ',i z: 'q,f-, ' f L - f ' . ' fi QM ' -' 4 X X 9' !.' x '-v 's 55 5 xx xi THE CLASS OE 1976 PRESENTS THE MALTSHOPPEU 1 fx K5 1 X. rw THA? ' 1 . lf 1 'Jn' 'E - nate- April 26 1974 ' ' Tlme:7:30-11:p.m. :gf ' HW Place: Clare Johnson .r 1 Memorial Gym Dress According To Theme Let's cut out and go watch the submanne races, baby! 1 Keep your hands to yourself, Buster! Wanna' drag? The leader of the pack Rock n' Roll is here to stay all ,,., lj 4 fw- MW! cm Agia? ,W fa' it ,,,' ,A ,rest twlftti--Ag, , V b QM... IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Above: lim Nolasco, V. Pres., Steph Misero, Sec.g Lisa Ditorenzo, Treasurerg Wayne Fisher, Pres. Right: Advisors Mr. H. Tice and Mr. R. Eckert. SOPHOMORES ORDER NEW RING STYLES The class of 1978 started their year off with some- thing new. That something was the ordering of a new type and style of class rings. Although the class has just gotten orgainzed, the major project, the sophomore hop, is already under way. The advisors feel that this year will be a good one under the leadership of president Jeff Breidnger. CARWASH AIDS JUNIORS This year's junior class is already on the move. The most important event they are planning, is of course, the lr.-Sr. Prom. Aplace and date have already been set, Hotel Bethle- hem on Nlay first. The class is hampered financially because of only 3 home football games at which they realized roughly 3700. profit. To compensate for this shortage of homegames they will be taking the profits from one of next year's homegames. Another added fundraiser was the junior carwash. ln total we raised approximately 331,054 dollars, said ad- visor Mr. Eckert. A fine effort by the class of '77. 1 fp - i 1 . I 3 . i r f... F l ,. , . A 0 40 X. Sflflzit XY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Left: Nina Henninger, Sec., Sue Koch, Treasurer: left Breidinger, Pres., lohn Trinchereg V. Pres. Below: Advisors Mrs. G. Pettit and Mr. 1. Pail i T . A . I S0 L t.,.. fl'r e .:f.':-f 1 SECTION 11-2 fMr. Eckert? 1st Row fleft to righll B. Correll, D. Di- Ventura, 1. Cyphers, C. Crivellaro, L. Critelli, C. Dawson, B. Drake, W. Fisher. 2nd Row lleft to righlj B. Deck, S. Fischer, L. Di- Lorenzo, J. Fabian, D. Dean, D. Frindt, P. Fretz, S. Fisher, l. Flagler, V. Eichlin, C. Falcone. Missing from Photo: B. Crivellaro, L. Diehl, M. Eisenhard. HOMEROOM 11-4 Row 1 L-R D. Miller, D. Leiby, R. Lynch, D. Michalek, R. Little R. McWilliams, C. Miller Znd Row P. Lynch, L. Keck, K. Lambert, D. Klingerman, S. Lesh, K. til. z,- B1 ,rf HOMEROOM 11-1 Row 1 L-R D. Border, T. Anderson, R. Bonds, G. Buckman, M. Campbell, W. Applegate, S. Auerbach, R. Benninger2nd Row T, Coffman, K. Cartisano, L. Catanzaro, M. , Bertolino, B. Banko, D. Benner, A. Clewell, .mf L. Crivellaro, L. Ackerman, S. Amy 3rd Row M. Nikolic, P. Cascioli, l. Brewer, J. Bar- wbl P, f --Z -f--, . tholomew, B. Adams, l. Coley, D. Beck, L. - ll Ruppert Missing: K. Cantrel, G. Bender 4 Q -Z r 4 f SECTION 11-3 lst row L to R: B. Hess, S. Higgins, S. lohnson, D Gordon, B. Hartman, R. Hart, 1. Hudock, M. Franken field. 2nd row: T. Groff, D. Hoffman, 1. Haag, K Glovas, A. Hoag, D. Hawkins, L. Guerke, J. Gold. Lander, M. Kraus 3rd Row W. Keeler, K. Howey, K. Kerbaugh, R. Macario, B. Hofschild, B. Leibert SECTION 11-5 lst row: I. Pickett, M. Neiser, D. Oberman, R. Poirier, T. Misero, H. Praschyk, D. Phillips. 2nd row: B. Patriarca, B. Murray, N. Nitchkey, R.A. Mcllroy, S. Misero, C. Mentesana, M. Pecora. 3rd row: D. Moore, I. Nolasco, S. Muiford, N. Manieri, K. Parsons, P. Monaco. SECTIONII-7 First Row-L to R-D. Wolfinger, D. Wetzel, K. Weidner, C. Weaver, C. Young, R. Wenner. Second Row- L to R-D. Zucchero, L. Smith, R. Veresink, A. Troxeli, D. Spangen- berg, I. Warner. Third Row-L to R-D. Snyder, R. Wilson, R. White, L. Weidner, W. Strawn. 52 SECTION 11-6 1st row: D. Stern, D. Szena, I. Somyk, R Repsher, C. Timmer, S. Ricker, E. Seese, R Steckel. 2nd row: C. Rey, D. Smith, N. Potf D. St Clair, D. Roth, T. Singer, B. Smith, K Pritchard, L. Pope. 3rd row: R. Seipie, D Scott, S. Schaffer, J. Snyder, M. Stout, J Tarsi, E. Shafer, R. Stackhouse. Missing: Mark Shruntz. ..- .-..-v. .1 SECTIONIO-2 1sl row: T. Dalrymple, A. Crivellaro, M. Gable, B. Eck, l. Coleman, R. Dalrymple, S. Clark, R. Clause. Znd row: M. Diehl, J. Frantz, B. Fairchild, C. Earl, V. Dodge, S. Demenno, T. Forsyth, B. Eike. 3rd row: G. Flagler, S. Depew, 1. Fisher, M. Ernst, M. Cowley, l. Coyle, J. Curnow. f if.. . f or HOMEROOM 10-1 Row 1 L-R T, Bone, S. Civitella, W. Ballek, l. Bond, J. Breidinger, M. Bellis, L. Casciole, E. Bartakouitz 2nd Row I. Couno, B. Bo- gari, H. Dawe, A. Bieber, B. Conover, K. Burnett, C. Allen, K. Brinker, M. Breiner, D. Cook 3rd Row J. Bachman, l. Agnew, D. Bogusky, M. Deemer, B. Cloud, A. Bertie, P. Casciole, C. Blake Missing: D. DaVanzo, C. Brinker, l. Bray, G. Berardinucci, J. Aicher HOMEROOM 10-3 Row 1 T. Junglas, R. Henninger, E Haney, T. Gruver, B. Holena, B. Kelly C. Hineline, R. Henn Znd RowL Gellock, M. Holschild, K. Gerhart, N Hittinger, D. Gulick, D. Glovas, S Hart, T. Glessner, P. Grucela, T Hawk, S. Happel, C Hodge 3rd Row 1. Hartzell, l. lngralfae, B. George D. Grucela, B. Good, M. Golden, K Hoskins, K. Kessler, 1. Hardwick, R E. Jones, R. Klingerman, l. Kline S. Hamilton 53 S-ffl, HOMEROOM 10-5 Row 1 L-R A. Oberman, R. Parr, B. Parker, R. Moser, F Pavlick, E. Polgardy, S. Miller 2nd Row C. Mendall, D McAuliffe, A. Nehme, D. Mostow, C. Nuttall, V. Nolasco, V Massis, C. Meuser, T. Noble, W. Miller 3rd Row T. Raub, Nixon, J. Miller, D. Medellin, C. Mazza, M. McCarthyl Mulford, M. Pratt tw! HOMEROOM 10-4 L to R Front Row M. McGowan, A. LaDuca, 1. Marcellus, l. Matthews, S. Mangine, M. Lynch, S. Lewis, D. Lewis Znd Row K. Leidy, S. Manieri, S. Koch, P. Hunt, C. Lesh, B. Jones, L. Kiick, D. Hunt, l. Kichline 3rd Row S. Koshy, R. Mease, D. Long, S. Hoover, K. Kickline D. Jones, R. Keller, 1. Loh, T. Solliday HOMEROOM 10-6 Row 1 D. Roberts, B. Robinson, L. Snyder, B. Sheirer, B. Smith, M. Singley, C. Richebacher, N. Sanabria 2nd Row S. Patino, BJ. Rush, M. Reiss, C. Seip, A. Rice, M. Ritter, 1. Powell, S. Sheetz 3rd Row G. Sportelli, B. Sertass, L. Stem, P. Plotts, D. Ruch, S. Preston Missing from photograph: G. Rickert, P. Saylor, B. Seese, P. Stark, C. Principato, D. Ricci, S. Schafer, C. O'ReiIly HDMEROOM 10-7 lst row: A. Tarsi, M. Trusz, D. Van Why, J. Trinchere, W. Vogel, R. Young, T. Wenner, B. Wismer. 2nd row: S. Shimer, T. Werkheiser, E. Snyder, H. Smith, D. Shruntz, C. Tamborelli, K. Walter, D. Voletto, P. Spirko. 3rd row: J. Wagner, A. Vigilanti, L. Strause, D. Trusz, R. Troxell, T, Yohn. ..... nv, . ,, HOMEROOM 9-2 First Row K. Hank, l. Crivellaro, 1. Embardino, M. Crivellaro, K. DeWalt, l. Haag, B. Gruve Znd Row R. Foss, M. Dugas, K. Fehnel, T. Finnochio, D. Griffin, M. Gibbs, D. Godleski, D.D. Fether- man 3rd Row H. Evans, B. Hagenbuck, T. Craig, l. Darlington, D. Doria, C. Giglio HOMEROOM 9-4 ROW l-R. Oren, L. Maynard, M. McWilliams, K. Fagani, R. Navarre, D. Mammano, K. Markle, M Miller, ROW ll-B. Morris, K. Middlekautt, 1. Mag- ditch, S. Kraus, R. Malin, J. Litschauer, L. Mangino A. Lear, 1. Lee, 1. Morris, ROW Ill-G. Oakley, P McGinnis, B. Minnick, M. Moningholt, R. Pacchioli l. Makos, A. Melchert, N. Moser, J. Kutas, A. Lynch, M. Miller. SECTION 9-1 1st row: 1. Bruneio, P. Bertilino, T. Cartagena, K. Brytogle, P. Cor- riere, l. Barr, l. Meyers, S. Auer- bach, J. Cicale. Znd row: P. Derr, M. Agosta, L. Benninger, T. Demel, D. Barr, K. Devatt, D. Derr, C. Di- lorenzo, M. Beck, L. Werkheiser, L. Degrolt, S. Cochios. 3rd row: T. Black, J. Cartisano, S. Brown, D. Berg, W. Cantrell, 1. Redington, R. Bartokovity, R. Altenbach, R. Burns, H. Best, M. Anderson. SECTION 9-3 1st row L to R: C. Kraemer, R. Tames C. Harvey, J. Harvey, R. Keller, K. Love W. Hunt, T. Kunsman. 2nd row L to R C. Helm, N. Keeler, M, Haring, B. Hutt S. Hoover, W. Howey, C. Kelly, C. Kandi P. Johnson. 3rd row L to R: T. lones D. Little, R. Karasiewicz, J. Hart, T Keeler, K. Haney, L. Heller, L. Kadar C. Gurji. Missing: 1. Inman, W. Knecht K.Leidy. HOMEROOM 9-6 Row 1 D. Tarsi, D. Timberman, T. Shafer, L. Scalzo, l. Shafer, S. Statler, G. Scheetz T. Shafer. 2nd Row R. Shannon, R Smith, M. Smith, T. Serfass, V. Schmidt M. Shatfner, K. Sandt, R. Stout, L. Stull, K. Sterner, M. Trapani 3rd Row N Smereczynski, V. Solt, K. Snyder, S. Scartoli, S. Snyder, T. Scott, l. Somyk, T. Saxe 56 HOMEROOM 9-5 Row 1 L-R R. Rawson, A. Russo, l. Ritter, K. Rittenhouse, 1. Pelliciotta, H. Reed, H. Pre- mus, T. Rogers Row 2 S. Patti, L. Powell, 1. St. Clair, D. Pettie, P. Pratt, K. Rawson, T. Mostow, L. Ramuni, B. Noble, N. Sanabria Row 31. Roscioli, l. Romano, P. Saloky, A. Roscidi, K. Ott, C. Rogers, A. Nohtar, J. Repsher, M. Salmon, G. Poirieno HOMEROOM 9-7 Front Row R. Williams, R. Trumbauer, R. Young, B. Young, C. Wesley, R. Way- ner, M. Yankowy, T. Vin- cent Znt Row l. Zelinsky, D. Young, M. Wenner, S. Young, B. Werkheiser, M. Vincent, C. Wolfe, K. Wag- ner, J. Vanhorn 3rd Row F. Weidner, R. Werkheiser, B. Weidner, C. Szena, A. Trapani, -D. Spina, L. Strazewski VO-TECH CP.M.J lst row: G. Davis, M. Diehl, D. Shruntz, S. DeMenno, A. Rice 2nd row: W. Eck, M. McGowan, R. Henninger, T. Watters, D. VanWhy, S. Winger, B. Claus e . i 4 'st an x r Y E. V0-TECH fA.M.j lst row: B. Mack, S. Eveland, l. Karasiewicz, T. Whit- more, George Miller, Ron Sterner 2nd row: l. Sanabria, L. Michael, l. Walter, E. Rosioli, L Slifer, 1. Hunsicker, R. Meuser, K.E. Young 3rd row: D. Claus, D. Forrer, G. Ostrander, K. Keck, H. Young, L. Stout -S?- We 'ad' is it YW 4 ff V0-TECH CEVENINGJ lst row: G. Berardinucci, 1. Bray M. Weidner, B. Seese, M. George, J Malachowski 2nd row: C. Clark, S Schafer, B. Haycock, L. Visneski, C Force, P. Saylor 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL S8 X. Q. . .ie wav. . i i L i 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 S. Rickert, R. Wenner, M. Bellis, M. Eisenhard, E. Somyk, D. Oberman, G. Bernardinucdi, B. Serfass Row 2 L. Frawley, K. lones, T. Smith, G. Brett, J. Gimbar, S. Rugis, K. Bellis, D. Young Row 3 1. Barthotenew, T. Hamerstone, C. Weaver, R. Mclntyre, B, Parker, R. Weidner, C. Wayner, T. Gutekunst, R. Perruso, I S. Mangino, E. Schaffer Row 4 J. Vitko, E. Harding, C. Crivellaro, G. Buckman, A. Crivellaro, T. Dalrymple, L. Hamilton, S. Johnson, K. Weidner, 1. Breidinger f ig ,W ..-mi N - tg ' If - ig, .V I Ing.. AAAS, In an Ill, lllg lllf llke COACHES: Bud Palmer, Backtietd Coach, Gary Border, Receiver, LineBaker Coach, Peter Sokalsky, Head Coach: Mike Wing, Line Coach . ...Q 5' 1 'N Q VKQAV QR VV- .55 w dy X A ' ' 1 S fi l.V. Coaches: Dan Kaye and loe Villano QV Trainer Bill Morrow 59 N X A 153 f' 1 ':. 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' 1 53'1'i1'4:' K Agent'-tg Q .. -1 mm 4 f 1 '.'2 2r.-e- 5 -,., .4 ... R 'fg'HF1'- r R- il' D W ' ' R' ' . -... 'L i J in- ' - -- X ' 1 amass: ., .,,--QT!-ks'-' qv . A fgglx 1--S11 1. :QQ gap, -Q 5-vt - K -'10 -sg.. , ,,... .v f R - 4 we M Q., ig: w-,ge t iff.-.3 Tom Gutekunst Kim Jones Barry Parker Rand Peruso Stan Rugis Clancy Wagner Robbie Wiedner Dan Young ER L........... Reese x :lll Sh- .V. PO J l.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: C. Markel, G. Sheets, R. Paccioli, l. Ingraffea, l. Brunio, M. Yankowy, P. Bertolino, J. Bond, S. Auerbach Row 2: Danny Kaye, P. Saylor, L. Stem, B. Weidner, E. Polgardy, S. Mangino, B. Serfass, J. Mulford, L. Casioli 1. Civitella, P. Saloky, Joe Villano, Bill Morrow Row 3: 1. Weidner, F. Casioli, S. DePew, C. Blake, K. Weidner C. Kes- sler, B. Kelley, S. Brown, 1. Amano, J. Hart Row 4: 1. Harris, A. LaDuca, 1. Schaffer, S. Ostrander, M. Weidner, l. Reed, G. Bernardinucci, A. Overman, D. Grueella T. Cartigina l' A ffilld 1 47 .gwg f , Wx fu X VW li '1 A if l J I N Q T 1 L ff-An? NE. it ,, . V: f X WEE 5 -xv -'L ,L 'ff r 1 at .ff fee, f-X 4 r:,Q ' ir- X1 V x 'EIS' s -Sfweiasx ' XX N , - XFX X X: - N QF 1 ,- f' -' 'gm it-f X Xxx X T S' F 1: A X Lsss A X si 5 XX- HERK AND THE FIDGETS This collection of oddballs is essential to any winning team. The warriors on the squad of this year's varsity football found their services invaluable. So if its water you want or even a little extra spirit call on the fidgets. Standing: M. Hanni, R. LaDuca, D. Zena, S. hlisero and Bob Herk Frankenfield Kneeling: T. Mulford, B. Bolgari, R. Civitella. 61 ER CC SO 9 Row 1-M. Kuycinda, M. Golden, T. Mack, R. Reihl R. Lewis, L. Weidner, C. Weidner, R. Benninger Row 2-C. Stout, S. Schaffer, A. Patriarca D. Miller, R. Young, R. Hart, T. Hester, B. Bond, 1. Morris, D. Leiby, Coach Benner, R. Casey Cmanj Soccer Captain lim Morris and Coach Benner. ll' lil Ted Hester Rich Rieihl Aiex Patriarca C3165 Stout 62 23 ,,,. ' ca The Wilson addition team. Dave Leiby Crightl uses his mouth as well as his feet ' ' ' ' W on the field. lim Morris M we--Roms , we :YK e : XX ,Wi w 1,4 I f f r is f if In Wk,. . V - fi g.: ,:. S ' L ' iff i 7 i ,N ' ., ...A -. - X . + 'V . . 5? ,, M. .,.. Rusty Lewis ' xzffgi X, fi H - lim Morris demonstrates some superior Mike Kuycinda foofwofku 63 lfmmaw VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1-C, Spina, 1. Walter, D. Smith, D. Roy S. Worrich, 1. Haag, S. Gimbar Row 2-N. Nitchkey, C. Raymond, M. Nolasco W. Strawn, K. Keck SENIOR CHEERLEADERS R,,L Sue W0ffiCh Marie Nolasco Carol Spina Denise Roy nil. Miss McHugh, Advisor, and Co-captains Sue Worrich and Marie Nolasco Y' I . 'A Q : A Q' if iii W m 5 I, .. ,wk F rd SENIOR CHEERLEADERS C. Spina, S. Worrich, M Nolasco, D. Roy 0 i . E , Sue Worrich presents Mr. lrrestible, our own Chip Briggs, with his award. Yes Howard, l'm 10071 sure that we'lI go to the superbowl this year. A I A I sisi f 5 s..i1 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 65 Row 1-W. Miller, R. Keller Row 2-K. Earle, C. Meuser, T. Glessner, Q00-captj L. Kiik, S. Shimer Row 3-D. Petti, D. Spina, R. McCarthy ICO-captaini A. Lynch. K. Helm HOCKEY lst row: Marcy, M. Rodriguez, M. Dowbeniuk, K. Jandeisek, K. Singer, T. Dulick, D. Leh, V. Doran, C. Moninghott, D. LaDuca 2nd row: H. Dawe, S. Schafer, K. Af the age of 5 Marc T Wagner, S. Hoover, T. Hawk, S. Hart, D. Benner, W. Marx, S. Happer, D. Glovas, L. Farber, Coach Paul Wilsoffs ygungest hockey player Feet together, Karen! ,greg Managers: D. Godlewski, T. Finocchio Coach Paul ylS 6' io Cindy Hoskins Dolores Leh Keena Singer Mary Dowbeniuk Michele Rodriguez Kim Jandeisek Vicki Doran Cathy Moninghoff Diane LaDuca Tami Dulick CROSSCOUNTRY ee, e i A, ff? ,e ,. e , . q.x...-...rg .1 A h V ' 'K f eeeerer eeeeeeee l e J X 1 i39f?55f?iY , ' V J, l e ? fffff11f1Q.i ' ' , ..., r eere 1425 22 Q V l , .F g?Q.- e, e :m V V, 5 Front row: I. to r. J. Benninger, W. Keeler, C. Richebacher Back row: Mr. Sandtg coach, E. Bartakovitz, T. Anderson, K. Kelchner, , . - K .. rf,x -fx. N . 1 1 :ff , V -gag. lf- 1 RQ .jmfr 3 GOLF -51- . h ff . v y if 1 4 V ' L Y J Q Q ' . ,. J. Miller, G. Bender, Mr. Horong coach, W. Fisher, 1. Snyder 68 GIRLS TENNIS This past fall, the girls tennis team got into full swing by having their first otticial year in the newly formed girls tennis Colonial League. Posing a threat to all the teams in the league, the Racqueteers were held to a 5-5 record in the fierce competition. Under the guidence of Coaches Bev Roberts and Sid Segal and Team Captain Rayna Smith, the girls put in grueling hours on the courts developing their skills. Practice started as early as lune and went to late October. The girls will be looking tor- ward to rebuilding next year, as they will be loosing four seniors. Good luck Racqueteers! Ufi in s' , 1 TV Row 1: M. Schaeffer, G. Young, R. Smith, P. White, Miss Roberts: coach Row 2: H. Smith, C. Mazza, S Lesh, L. Ditorenzo, M. Pecora Row 3: 1. Fabian, B. Hall, K. Parsons, K. Gerhardt 1 SENIORS: P. White, M. Schaeffer, R. Smith, G. Young Rayna Smith-captain, Miss Roberts-coach ,I ,. . .,. . ,-'s- .. I A if ,. x fs. . W av 3 l f l r P e K . i 69 SENIORS: standing, Steve Symanovich, Robbie Weidner, Bret Hoover, Keith Baskwell. kneeling, Jefi Benninger, Keith Kelchner, Louis Trinchere. Missing, John Gimbar I X Www f-iwifo I' VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling-K. Kelchner, 1. Benninger, 1. Snyder, D. Miller, B. Hartman, L. Trinchere, Standing-B. Holena, S. Symanovich, B. Hoover, R. Weidner, K, Baskweli, J. Trinchere. Coach Don Benner FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Standing: M. McWilliams, B. Nevar, W. Hunt, R. Pacchioli, P. Bertolino Kneeling: T. ogers, C. Markel, I. Taylor, H. Premis. 71 BASKETBALL U.V.J Kneeling-R. Young, B. Minnick, M. Bellis, L. Snyder, B. Good, Standing-B. Vogel, M. Singley, B. Holena, B. Nixon, 1. Snyder, C. Blake, B. Frankenfield Qcoachl. Hey Brett, don't look now, but I think Hartman's flipped out. N-:N . ' V 5 . --31 -5, . .,,,,.. .... . J, .Y .5 , .. ' Q5 . -W -111 1 kk'i' L 82532. Q 'aw' , 1 . ummm-ww, 1 .:.wff'1f:1Lf' X MSM fs ! B ee L' .L L Qeel BLBL Q . Q. f . la .,,,.. .. .hifi k.,,k jg, ,,M.:k:,,.:Q. .NRI bf! J X 1- x If sf' r Ii f w X x In-K 0' Ei ,1? :' V N X '7 xf ,X TX ' 7 X r X i XxX 5'X 4 , . ' S r K Q' ' x f . f GLX ' 1 X f?i'.. x Q Y- Y V4 , f.f,t1l 'NH' ' WA new 0 Q X82 jg FT - 1 xr! 1 1 W HL, il: W-R f W7f' N YW Nik , QM 1X A A M w W lwf ' 2 , ' YI in X' I 2 M J x XJ uf Q x film ig ' It U1 I ? X- wi Q p Nice socks Mr. Burger. GIRLS BASKETBALL L'if 1 .. L :H se S fs fi? 1 Kneeling: S. Hoover, R. Seiple, S. Misero, l. Kutas, L. Mangino, D. Bogusky, T. Finoccio, C. Rogers, E. Snyder, D. Glovas, Manager. Standing: Coach Michele Michaels, S. Kraus, K. Glovas, S. Hoover, D. Griffin, P. Young, M. Rodriguez, A. Gimgar, M. Reiss, H. Dawe, K. Wagner, Coach Denise Flenner. The Girls' Basketball Team has proven that they are winners. They lost every game during the first half of the season and, as of this writing, the second half is undertimined. How then, can they be called winners? Simple. For the past two years they have been belittled because of their poor record. But they brushed off the insults and continued on. They played on when things looked hopeless, all because they enioy playing the game which, to them, is more important than having a winning season to boast about. Winning is important but so is playing basketball and enjoying it. ln this respect they are winners and deserve our respect and admiration. Coaches Denise Flenner and Michelle Michaels 'Rez 'eff L 'k N B .. . ess - ...... V L Senior Michele Rodriguez Senior Anne Gimbar xx sf' fzl Q? Ng. Kwik Coach Purdy and Coach Nolasco SENIORS Standing-B. Lewis, M. Front, R. Mclntryre. Kneeling- wnfsruric qviiizsirvp R- DBYOUUHV R- Lewis- Kneeling-J. Brey, 1. Nolasco, C. Young, R. Lewis, L, Weidner, T. Tarsi, Standing-M. Purdy icoachj, S. DePew, C. Weaver, R. DeYoung, J. Bartholomew, B. Lewis, G. Ostrander, M. Frant, R. Intryre, 1. Nolasco Ccoachy. 4--..w.M iww-. ..,.. . 75 'Q '3' WRESTLING U.V.J Kneeling-D. Lewis, J. Brunio, R. Karazowicz, R. Bartakovits, L. Vincent, 1. Repsher, EJ. Shafer, E. Bartakovits, 1. Embardino, P. Saloky, C. Richarbocker, Standing- M. Purdy fcoachj, M. Gable, J. Cicale, R. Benninger, S. Lewis, W. Bailock, B. Troxeli, T. Vincent, 8. Tarsi, C. Weidner, 1. Noasco Qcoachb. . , A SENIORS VS FACULTY 1. Many thanks to our Refs for the evening, John Gimbar and Steve Symanovich 2. Pat Young puts up two of the Senior girls' six points. 3. Coaches Anne Gimbar and Michele Rodriguez give the Senior girls some last minute instruction. 4. Dwarf Power 5. Player-coach Michele Rodriguez and psych-out defense. 6. London Bridge is falling down, my fair lady. l Ap: ., . ,flu-1 1. Robbie and Clancy on the move in the boys game. 2. Medowlark Lemon 'aint got nothin' on me! 3. Escapees ofthe Planetarium. 4. Tijuana Ted pulls down a rebound uncontested. 5. Who told you that you could play basketball? 6. Robbie Weidner calls for a pass from Clancy Wagner as Petey Sokalsky attempts to steal the ball. 7. Don't send us to Hell! We believe! 8. Coaches Baskwell and Kelchner give their team the winning spirit. YWHS Seminars Sass Teachers Wilson High Schools senior soccer and football players defeated the merfss faculty last. night in a benefit Eiasketbaii game in the school gjynmasium, Women fasfutty members Tf6fE?23,ii2Ci 3 team of senior gifts in elle preliminary. The twinbiii missed nearly 55643 fo: the 'iyilson Area Edueatior Assoefiaiiefz Scholarship Fund. .Tixge senior boys were led bf, Sfrsbiiie Weidner with nine points. Gary Laubach and . H'2iM Gary Border soo-red IS and 12 points respectively for the faculty. Explosive Bob Gehrie was held to two points by the wmiersy Ayg.. iff 'Nou 5 79 1. Dave Nixon 2. Barry Graver 3. Fred Strause 4. Charles Dodge The Captain and Senor 1 ,,,.,,f--+ww- Yearbook Staff Pressed for Time The members of the 1976 Yearbook Staff wish to apologize for the limited coverage ot the spring sports. The reason we do not have uniformed pic- tures is due to an early deadline. We wish to ex- tend our best wishes for successful seasons to all the spring sport teams. Standing: Coach Senor Vil- Iiano, M. Campbell, D. Nixon, F. Strause, l. Coleman, C. Dodge, K. Gerhardt Kneeling: l, Kline, S. Clard, B. lames, S. Depew, B. Graver, Manager, F. DiLorenzo SINNEIL SENIORS: Dave Nixon, Fred Strause, Coach Villianog SENIORS: Charles Dodge, Barry Graver ' 5,7 if: riff? 'Wig- :1l,,,i , .f', f if 'i NW , i nik 2-53l2i77 rlr. rro,r. .rro L r ,r- ','. f-'r 'l ROW 1: A. Roscioli, E. Lawrence, R. Shannon, N. Keeler B. Mossis, H. Dawe, P. Lynch, R. Keller, S. Kraus, T Finocchio ROW 2: M. Donatelli, P. Young, l. Behler, C. Gurji, A. Lynch, D. Young, D. Pettie, M. Beck, C. Helm, R. A. Trapani, L. Strazewski, l. Zelinsky, L. Heller, K. Wagner, Somyk, L. Benninger, T, Lynch ROW 3: Coach Chamberlain C. Rogers, D. Griffin, 1. Warner, W. Howey, Coach Mellick 83 VARSITY BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 L-R 1. Civitella, J. Breidinger, R. Perruso, R. Bellis C. Haycock, T. Smith, K. Kelchner, L. Trinchere, l. Nolasco, Coach Harper, Coach Haas, Manager. Row 2 L-R J. lngrafia, A. LaDuca, G. Buchman, W. Hartman, R. Benninger, G. Ostrander, 1. Snyder, B. Drake, T. Dalrymple, M. Ellis, A. Oberman Row 3 L-R B. Parker, W. Vogel, l. Fisher, D. Grucela, K. Kessler, K Weidner, l. Trinchere, M. Singely, B. Serfass, F. Pavlic, B. Schirer, B. Minnick, C. Blake, L. Snyder. SENIORS OF THE DIAMOND Row 1-Charlie Haycock, Terrance Smith, Keith kelchner Row 2-Coach Gary Haas, Randy Perruso, Lou Trinchere, Rus Bellis, Coach Dennis Harper ?!7Y4?QD'Z7 After a one year leave, Coach Gary Haas says, l'm glad to be back. He is joined by first year assistant and JV coach, Dennis Harper. The team's outlook for the '76 season is optimistic based on fine hitting power from Randy Perruso, Terry Smith, and Gary Buchman. The team plans to base its winning stradegy on sound defense, speedy offense, and adherance to the fundamentals of the game. According to Coach Haas, Wilson fan's can expect to see exciting baseball during the 1976 season. This is a baseball 84 Way v gjf y 1' f X A 1 Nav' 7,'l ,J N , 0:1 , ff 4 an K fl' we 5' ,1, ,ya ff if can , 'a ' : 1 A X , N Y' - KX, 4 I AJ. , X' A f',3 Y' Hi guy! This is where we're gonna put the 10B-JOHNNY. VOLLEYBALL front row: H. Premus, 1, Wagner, S. Koshy, S. Shaffer, R. Bartakovitz, 1. Romano back row: L. Critteli, D. Leiby D. Snyder, G. Woodring, D. Long, 1. Repster, Coach Milt Kelchner Greg Woodring Dan Snyder lohn Gimber f 1 5 . Hit the ball when the sin of angle A:y 2 Azbfx + 37 f4+7u Coach Kelchner and Seniors: 1. Gimbar, D. Snyder, G. Woodring ,. V A p .gh ..,, P' ' 3' 'w f':Si Afrixllull :F A:::::::.1a:'i!ul Ill!!! .' lllll'l 'LfgJ:z::- ! J li'---ll - 'mn ...mail dllllllla' 'gif' ummm lllllll ,gg farnjlllllll , ll::::::fjQ:f?.1EIllllll Y 1l::lll!!:REQSQ5LLLg!!e!! -f lllllll :umm ll- , ---IIIIZI. , 2, 2 '- V l:'l-'I-'.. 1 -v F Xllll I know I'm suppossed to keep up the morale, but not tonight I got a headache. ' Come, Sue, on look at the camera. Everybody knows Drat, foiled again. your a hot dog' .. Q9 OD ,E .. P: IC fi Z -.f CU 3s G I .Q - QU I Q O .. 215 5 DD GI C CU E . . E .: Don't hut me coach! I couIdn't see the ball cause the sun was ID my eyes 3 3 Z :Duo .CB D-CD I N AQT1 ow' SHN!-'E 3202 :: mix UP' :S :rm.4-. 3 VI Cnr-0 OCDQJ-5 gg qw -gag Film? 2' -S CD -1 'U CD Q E ..- on O. Z 'G CD QE, 5 IN! Y G' I 3 CD H D3 :t KID :t 2, DJ 4: -4 CD -. - '4 CK TRA i I :- FEMALE TRACK STARS Row 1 L-R Coach Tom Reese, N. Baretto, M. Schafer, P. Grucela, S. Shafer, S. Scartoli, Coach Bob Sandt Row 2 L. Powell, 1. Saylor, C. Lavelle, C, Force T. Keeler BB 1.Up...Up...andAway! 2. Judy Saylor, shot putter 3. I am the God Buddah, bring me the sacrahcial lamb 5. Matt Pugelese 6. Marie Schafer SENIOR BOYS Kneeling: S. Rugis, M. Pugelese, T. Gutekunst Standing: Coach Sandt, J. Morris, C. Wagner, B. Parker, Coach Reese ara La ,N y 1 f i W di f '5 f f.fe,, Q ,g,A ., W 1 .,,,,,.rf-uw, nys, -r ' ' Jim Morris Barry Parker Tommy Gutekunst , I ki .,' J l E: X -'VX I'-I-sw I K 'f I7 ' x 1 Q Y . E Nannette Baretto Stan the man Rugis lust because we didn't do all our laps, Mr. Sandt is making us stare at the sun until our eyes dry out. The recent deodorant rationing is having grave effects on our track team. WILSON STANDOUTS SOCCER CL-RJ Dave Miller, Dave Leiby, Iim Morris BASKETBALL QL-RJ Steve Symanovich, John Trinchere DISTRICT AND REGIONAL BAND Doug Long, Gayle Wieand, Ed Barakovits IefICurnow FOOTBALL CL-RJ Tom Gutekunst, Dan Young, Stan Rugis .Var FOOTBALL-Robbie Wiedner ' BASKETBALL-Keith Kelchner, Keith A If Baskwell 15 ,I DISTRICT AND REGIONAL BAND-Dave L ' Roberts ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DISTRICT ORCHESTRA Doug Long, Lisa DiLorenzo, Jeff Curnow, REGIONAL ORCHESTRA-Doug Long 91 l told them I didnt want any donkey with a name like For the second time this year the senior guys defeated the teachers in basketball This time they had to ride donkeys and be on them to make a basket The seniors trailed until late in the third quarter when one of their donkeys decided to sit down right under their basket Catching up was easy wrth Barry Parker standing on him making basket after basket The game ended 1816 And o all the donkeys Mr ails was the only one to commit a public nuisance 1, Miss lackass of 1976 2. What are you doing Saturday night, Sweetie? 3. Eat em up, eat em up, eat em up, rah, rah, rah!!! 4. Dressed like that, Tim really looks at home with a donkey. 5. As long as Mr. Border keeps falling on his head he'lI never gethurt. QSM N3 exclusive: Conrad? last lass 7 MIUSLAQY wow' 7 'UQ ' ' A.., : E, L Q fl if W 1 Rh . 'Q o. THE 'KE B YPXC1 GIRDIE Teen Beat 2 C a,11ola.1?. What are all these outrageous goings on? Our children being demoralized, and our adults turning into shameless pleasure seekers? What has caused this great corruptions of the once peace loving town ot Sweetapple? The answer lies in source of the great excitement they has been going going on the past few weeks, namely the arrival of that good for nothing teenage bohemian, Conrad Birdie and his city slicker of a manager, Albert Peterson. They're nothing but bad news. And what's worse, our unsuspecting citizens have fallen for their treacherous ways. What was once Sweetapple, Ohio is not Sin City, U.S.A.! The news is out CONRAD BlRDlE has fallen for an older woman, as he is seen here in a loving pose with none other than his own mana- ger's mother, MAE PETERSON. Guess you could call call it a MAE- DECEMBER romance! ...... CONRAD has also been seen with a younger bird, KIM MACAFEE. Could it be CONRAD is caught between two extremes? ...... COllRAD isn't the only playboy in town. His manager, ALBERT PETERSON has been seen around town with Starlet hopeful, GLORIA RASPUTIN and an unidentified youngster at least 20 years his junior! ......... Well it seems the pressure has just about gotten to everyone. ROSIE ALVEREZ, who refuses to admit she has a drinking problem, has been soothing her iangled nerves and broken heart with a little help from her 98 proof friend . . . . . . . since CONRAD came to live at the MACAFEE home things have gotten out of hand and so has HARRY MACAFEE. Word has it that the usually, calm and self-possessed, MACAFEE has been taken his frustrations by beating his wife and child. Will the MACAFEES followup their apperance on the ED SULLIVAN Show with an apper- ance on DIVORCE COURT? ..... Perhaps the person with the most pressure placed on him is CONRAD, who has been complaining of tenseness lately. He always did dress extravagantly but this is ridiculous! in f iii Zli siiii if ,.. 1 ees . ' '..,.' ff t . Teen Beat 3 HAPPY Eivoiivos Many distressed teens have written in about the vicious gossip that's been going around. We at Teen Beat Magazine would like you to throw all those awful nasty rumors about Conrad out the window, along with your fears that Conrad loves someone else and not you! Well, it's iust not true! Conrad is not in love with Mae Peterson or anyone else for that matter. Conrad loves only his fans, like you, who have been loyal to him. And Conrad knows you didn't believe that he loved anyone else but you. More good news: Al and Rosie are soon to be wed. Kim and Hugo are back together and newly engaged. And everything is back to normal in Sweet Apple, with a happy ending for all! ,. -A Teen Beat report i I S by Suzy Sweetheart .I rn, 3 N as Q TI we W ...... s..,. 2 ,s ' I srsss I -- as rrle I Teen Beat 4 Ir A SPECIAL THANKS TO THOSE WHO MADE IT ALL POSSIBLE 'C 5 'Q we Thomas Burke lf someone would ask a Wilson graduate, 'Who was the Voice of Wilson? , the answer, of course, would be Tom Burke. Today students are less fortunate, for Tom retired from announcing all sporting events during the 1974-75 school year. But we will always remember his quick wit and his many voices. And of course no one can forget his great acting ability in class. Barbara Beck Ever wonder what it's like to be in charge of a big, famous newspaper? To control hundreds of reporters and staff members? The presure! The excitement! The decisions! Why not ask Barbara Beck? She's the advisor for the Echo. It may not be the New York Times, but it does help the students learn what it takes to make a paper good. Barbara enjoys working with her students on the Echo. She says, lt's a challenging job and usually it is fun, but it does have it's rough spots. Daniel Kaye lf you have some free time and want to test your wit, Mr, Kaye's the person to see. He's noted for his verbal battles and quick thinking. His main interests are his wife, music, and his dog. You can always hear him saying I was never accused of being a fair person. That's show biz Burke You must always enunciate Beck Can you forgive me for what my people have done? Kaye They don't call me Red for nothing Laubach Gary Laubach lf one day you are barging down the hall, and suddenly you are blinded by something flaming Red, you just saw what we call an original Gary Laubach. Mr. Lau- bach's classes are always interesting with his adventurous and funny stories, his fascinating impersonations, and his humorous but corny jokes. Along with all these rare qualities of teaching, this warm and understanding teacher gives us a class of work and fun together. The scene where Macbeth get his head cut off is just like talking to your boyfriend in the hall Segal Sidney Segal If you ever decide to visit the Wilson High Botannical Gardens you will find the most interesting plant there is the wandering jew, or Sidneaous Segalium. It is a tall thin plant with a strange hairy growth at the top. This plant is very useful in many ways. lf prepared as a tea it has great relaxing powers and in no time will put you to sleep. lt is wonderful to have and no school should be without one. You don't know what a noun is? Oh jeez . . . it's going to be a long day laso Tony laso Oh no! There's a growth in the corner by the principals' offices, What is it? lt's just Tony laso. He stands there so much we think he's beginning to take root . . He's like our guardian angel, watching over us. And, occasionally, bouncing a trouble maker off the wall. But we dont mind. The more he roots, the less he teaches! Marlin Klinger Did you ever see the movie Mothra of Them ? l'll bet you think those giant insects were all Holly- wood tor Tokyoj camera tricks. Well you're wrong. Marlin Klinger grew them from normal sized insects that he found in his yard. That's right. He holds the power of a secret formula which, when given to in- sects, will increase them 30 times their normal size. At any given moment he can unleash these monsterous critters on an unsuspecting world. So at all costs, ...,.be niceto him! Tom Reichard What does HlOAg stand for? Why, it's the chemical symbol for the Lone Ranger's call, Hi 0 Silver, silly! If you think that was bad, you haven't heard the worst of Tom Reichard's bad jokes. What kind of line has coal in the ear? Collinear, of course! He is just full of Hgroanersf' How did this man ever become so strange? Well, anyone who ties flies and sells seeds for a hobby has to have a screw loose somewhere! Richard Eckert Which teacher does the humming sound that a bee makes, an unoccupied telephone line, or an electric razor remind you of? None other than our resident chemical wizard, Richard Buzz Eckert. He bears a strik- ing resemblance to a certain comedian who's line is I don't get no respect. Also, Buzz is the greatest patron ofthe American Tobbacco Manufacturers. , i, s K ' i 1 Clear off your desks and put up your chinese walls Mommy said if l'm a good boy she's let me play with I'm gonna buzz on out gf here and go have a Smoke Kliflgef my hand grenades Reichard Eckert 5 ' , 1 9 af' ' Q 1 or .h ti . . A - .... ..t. c g Keep your hands off my vectors Reyda Mike Reyda Mike Reyda is a real ham! A ham radio operator that is. He has talked to people from all over the country and without paying for a long distance call. Maybe he will discover a way for everyone to use ham radios and put Bell Telephone out of business. He works at the Lafayette Library and he is a politician also. Al- though he's nothing big like a senator or a president, he is a great help to our community. And in his spare time he tries to teach us physics. Yes, earwigs can lay eggs in your brain and make you crazy. Pettit An unlikely looking teacher of our science department is our own Germine Pettit. But teaching Biology and En' vironmental Science isn't all she does. She also comes early to partol the halls and maintain order in the daily havoc. While she's a good teacher, we wouldn't want to get caught loitering by her! . . and you can bet your bottom dollar Cardell Louis Cardell Teaching Wilson's young minds the intracacies of calculus isn't easy, but Louis Cardell has succeeded in this task readily. Responsible for making the stage crew what it is today, Mr. Cardell is always ready to help a student. 'if - V Milton Kelchner Even though Milt Kelchner's profession is advanced math, we think he has a degree in Study Hall. He may look like a nice guy, but he becomes a tyrant in the cafeteria. Freshmen stop talking at the sound of his voice. There are always students standing up against the walls. He is like a dictator in his own world. Come on Milt, stop being such a meanie! How would you like to take a flight out of the window? Kelchner Wggggga gtg: s g Q Sees Q Mgmt .,,. . H 59 2 .2 gi .g 'f.,.gf,s F. . e- wie-was : . as, 4 :es . . -,A - .5 1 T TY? if fe ' iw If , I , t V -- lf- ' I' W' ' r Bob Sandt The saying, smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to certainly applies to Bob Sandt. Always with a smile, he leads our pack of cross-country runners into the sunset. Outside of school, Mr. Sandt studies karate. ' r W - . . . . . ..S,: ..t .ca Q - Hs-.rwgmzstihwjgffzss51iQi3?5!f?22isf:f2:21ffffiiisfafi-1ifff:! mu 'site'-Q Vg -. -3 gggggygpgsgjtyggvswzfgs22f5uje :e:ff5I55fiS1fszst?5?iffi .. - L -,Lf se, .K fee tr. im-r Nm if Ji 3 ,im F R est , E 5 tw E is I xiii-1Yseg'Y? is . f to B 'T' fwsw st-1,ff 'SfJi 1 14 ' .... Now think! If I have three green apples and I eat two what do I have? . .... , . Besides a stomach ache, Stanley Sandt f Pete Sokalsky Now we come to Peter Sokalsky who earns the title of being the best dresser at Wilson. His color- coordinated outfits, and flashy shoes knock the girls out. It is even rumored that he has an extra closet for his many colored patent leather shoes. My name's Coach Sokalsky, what's yours Sokalsky It 'Af ss. Q' I SSHTCHCG YOU TOWN yearwfhard I6b0f Befgef Yesyou may sharpen yourpencil Martin You're darn right my son invented the H-Bomb Smith Carlton Berger We were going to get a quote from Carlton Berger to find out about his hobbies, but he was skipping that day. He didn't get caught because he came up with the flimsy excuse that he had to attend his grandmother's Baptism. For this we officially sentence you to write one million times, I will never skip with the excuse of elephantiasis again. Marian T. Martin MTM Our own Mary Tyler Moore? No. But Marian Martin tells us these initials stand for Meanie Teacher Martin Actually she is very kind, understanding and intelligent, When asked why she knows so much about U.S. History, she replied, It's because I've lived through most of it! Bill Smith Bill Smith is always full of interesting information and clever stories. Why, he's better than Ripley's Believe lt or Not and Fun Facts rolled into one. He provides invaluable data such as: how to rob a bank without getting caught, where to go deer hunting, and why you should never put lipstick on in public. And for an encore he teaches history, too! He at- tended Lafayette, ESSC, and the University of Scranton and holds a B.S. Degree. tln more ways than onelj Frank Kuna If ever there was a minority movement to be led throughout Wilson if it would most likely be headed by Frank l. Kuna and it would be the Polish Power movement. The U.S. History teacher is extremely proud of his heratige and displays it prominently for all to see. He keeps an authentic polish flag in his home, is an avid Bobby Vinton fan the walks around the halls singing Moya droga ya cie kockamj and has a sign reading Pokoj, twhich means peace in Polishl in his room at the corner of auditorium lane and cafeteria boulevard. How does he feel about Polish jokes? They don't offend him because, as he put it, I just consider the source because I know that these warped minds don't know any better. loe Pail Who could this be with his masculine body, and cute little moustache, but the one and only Mr. Bucket. Whoops! We mean Mr. Pail, We are not the only people confused, Mr. Pail is too. He still cannot completely understand why he was fired, and then rehired within a 3 month period. loe Pail to some students is called unfair, but anyway we are glad he is here as one of our great teachers. Gary Haas To call Gary Haas strange would be an understate- ment. To call him a warm, funny, and understanding human being would not be sufficient. So I shall refer to him as bloop and you can fill in your own defini- tion. He demonstrates his bloopness in class by keeping his students in stitches while they learn about themselves as well as World Cultures. He feels socialization is an especially important facet of education. And his theory for getting along with others is, One reason why I like and care for people is because I like and care for me. His favorite color is ten??? This man is a major loone and we could use more like him. 2 ff P f ,iii , . is aii.1, 'iii r I V, I , , If f.,. . AQ e' ,,ii ' . I if 5 i r to fei i ., if desi , S .,,i I , , V . i ,,,,, ' ,,,Vt '.r, gt ' t i , i I dunno Kuna First I have a job, then I don't have a job and then I have This js the fight way to gpgn 3 cgn gf beef Haag a job again, I wish that school board would make up its mind Pail You can't be cereal Paul l'd like to see you alone afterclass Wing lf you want to take a shower with the girls, l'll have to go along as a spotter Thieme Paul Mike Wing Earl Thieme When you visit Wilson's gym you will probably hear a train coming. Dont think your loosing your mind, you're not. lt's just Hope Paul doing her imie tation of a train whistle and the gym just makes it sound louder. One of here few problems here at Wilson is learning her student teachers' names. She has a different one every time you turn around. We can't understand why they are sent to her, they can't possibly learn anything. Mr. Wing is our resident friendly guy. He is a hard competitor and is always challenging his students to a grueling game of racquetball, or some kind of contact sport fthe girls he picks often do quite welll If they try hard, Mr. Wing will pick up their spirits by saying, You're pretty good, for a girl. lust one word describes Mr. Wing, MACHO. We love you Mr. Wing, almost as much as you do! Golly, it Red Holtzman only knew that we at Wilson have our very own Earl the Pearl ....... he probably couldn't care less. Ours is even better in action than the original, but don't talk to him about because he get embarresed. How would like to get rid of Earl Thieme? Well, maybe some day you can, but it will be for his own good. We' all know that Earl plays a good game of golf. Some day he might not show up at Wilson, but we'll see him on TV. competing for 550,000 at Pebble Beach, Calif. Then we could say, We knew him when he just ateacherf' Bob Gehris About forty some add years ago an alien spaceship landed on earth, From it, came an inhabitant of the planet Xeron named XKSafHf8'Zr. Fearing that he would be mocked about his ethnic background, he changed his name to Bob Gehris and went to live among the Earth- lings. His mission is to collect data, study our habits and transmit them back to Xeron by means of cablevision so they can land here and return our planet to a state of organization. lThe way it was before Ford became Presidentl Mary Ann Gardosky Thomas Reese One of our most pleasant teachers at Wilson is one who maintains his sanity by keeping away from all the madness in the main building. He is Thomas Reese and can be found doing what he enioys most, working with wood over in the woodshop. In his spare time he makes wood mosaics, which are small wood chips of different shades glued to a board to form a picture or design. He augments his teaching salary by selling them, some of which go for as high as thirty dollars. Maybe, he ought to give up teaching altogether and just sell his art, it's a lot quicker way to make a million! I was stuck in a job going nowhere until I joined Milky My new Playgirljust came in Gardosky D0 you knew my three nephews, Lgujgy Huey and Way night school. Gheris Dewey Reese You stick your head in here and turn this thing until it falls off Couillard Bruce Couillard Mr. Couillard is known for his unusual hobbies and personality. For the last few years he has taken an in- terest in traveling. He labels himself as a thrill seeker. He enjoys riding his motorcycle, flying hand gliders, and learning about airplanes. Nothing is to daring for him, as he's out to have a good time and get what he wants out of life. Come one step closer, and l'll make a 5,000 point headline out of you Reppert Harold Reppert Although roaring like a wounded bull elephant when asked to produce a rush print job, lolly Harold Santa Claus Reppert and his elves always come through in his efficient manner. Thank gocgfness Wilson has Mr. Reppert. 'LM' Hey Gueseppi, give me two with pepperoni Nolasco Joseph Nolasco Mr. loseph Nolasco, known as loe to his stu- dents, is a newcomer to Wilson. Not much is known about him except that he teaches drafting He was also assigned to teach printing, which he knows very little about. As with every teacher, opinions of him are varied, but most likely he and his coffee cup, which he always seems to have in hand, will surely succeed in teaching his chosen course. Beverly Roberts Leading 70 voices to a melodic blend isn't always easy, but our choral director Beverly Roberts shows that it can be done. One of the faculty's bachelorettes, she spends her free time working with the Wilsonaires, and coaching the girl's tennis team. Bill Curnow This year, much of Wilson's Marching Band success can be attributed to its competent and able leader, Bill Curnow. Whether in the bandroom or on the field, he gets things done, but then, who could refuse that irresistable mustache and wavy hair! Helen McHugh Ra! Ra! Ra! Shish boom ba! Helen Mc Hugh! Ra! Ra! Ra! Now everyone knows that Helen is the cheerleaders' advisor. She may be small, but she's big inside. She has to be to put up with all the hassles involved with cheering. Pep rallies, signs, what to do for the football players for the Turkey Day Game. Then there's the uniforms that don't fit and the megaphones that fall apart. The list is end- less. Wilson really needs Helen as a spirit booster. She really does the job. N i pY T cr is , .,yi .... L W L ,,,..l 'T T! Hhs Mime ma m0 m0000000000H Roberts My EFOUP averageseight to the five Curnow Here's my physical card, I want to be a cheerleader That's Hawk as in Atlanta Hawk Evelyn Hawk Evelyn Hawk cites her funniest experience at Wilson as, ln class, when a boy in tight pants sat down and ripped the seam in his trousers so badly that we had to cover him with a Life magazine to get him to the Home Ec. closet to hide until his pants were sewn. She is an avid swimmer and was also a close to being a track star. For six years she was a secretary and took laps around the office, Cbecause her boss was chasing herll Stop talking, you sillies Mitman Robert Mitman Bob Mitman is a man of many moods and languages. Enlarging Wilson's cultural field, he is also responsible for overseeing the language department's masterpiece, Language Festibalf' Thanks to Bob, Wilson students have learned to appreciate other cultures. McHugh Everyboky knows that if you eat spaghetti before you're twelve, you'lI get an ulcer Griffith Shirley Griffiths Don't drink soda because if it can take paint off cars, imagine what it will do to your stomach. When it rains, you gain five pounds. These are a few of the wise sayings from POOR SHlRLEY'S ALMANAC. She has taken poor, confused seventh graders and makes fearless homemakers ready to tackle any dust or case of housitosis known to man. Her motto, Freeze it, take care of it later. .tr . Willis Happel Many teachers can brag that they went to a luxury hotel in Ship Bottom, N.l., or even to the Maison de la Shabbie in Paris for their summer vacation. But only Willis Happle can say that he spends his summers as a hermit. One week after school closes he packs up and goes to his remote cabin in the Poconos and for the entire summer endulges himself in art. That might not sound very rugged to you, but get this Coors drinkers, the cabin has no toilet! This is probably the reason why the vegitation is so abundant in the Poconos ..... natural fertilizer! -.Mx Save it for art show Happel 2' I 'l' x.. Who ever doesn't turn off his machine will have to check the others Klusick Susan Klucisk Early in the school year many people were wondering, Who's that hot little number who replaced Miss Mon- chak? lt's Sue Klucsik, yearbook advisor, and near Rockette. Rockette??? That's right. She took lessons for nine years until the tapping on the floor changed into tapping on the typewriter. But she still danced her way into our hearts. BH' t 4' r . 3 Q, .1 . .af ' we .-. w . A 1 . rm 2153? if 434 Q 3' - :- A . . . fir., .Q .fa ef? E H 2 fi wr' Charles Melick Who is the most dedicated supporter of girls' sports? None other than our own Charlie Melick. He is a firm believer in woman power and exhibits it by attending girls' sporting events and coaching softball. He can also be found almost anywhere shooting people . . . with a camera be- cause he's also interested in photography. Hats off to this truly wonderful man . . . or in your case, Charlie hats on. s..,fr. , I. ,E .5 , , lp gg: E V! 5' ,.,,,,, E ii r 1' .4 ff i Q l ry 5 , . , r 15 ' 1 ,e.. A as . xx.,- V R. rl' 2: Q fe., ww is gi K.. fi! f. ., g I wifi ' 2-2 ' 4 .. Yff'-iffy? Q . H - Jr. M 1 f fvt'fsw,m'524,Agw r . What do you mean, l'm a work of art, myself Melick I 4' 9 9 ' 1 r ei if , rr f Joyce Hay Another member of our busy busy business staff is Joyce Hay. Helping to mold the future secretaries of the world, she's always ready to help students benifit from her knowledge. Come on girls, hands off the typewriters Hay Roth's my name, accounting's my game Roth Robert Roth Bob Roth is really a busy teacher. If he's not teach- ing a typing class or business class, he is patrolling the halls, keeping them 'safe for Wilson's students. Thanks to Bob, we can walk safely to class. Double space and tab every ten Mooney Norma Mooney ln a shrill, but soft-spoken voice the command of quiet Girls , or Class often brings to mind Miss Mooney. With her erect posture, pert dresses, and pompadour hair style, she gives the impression of being prim, proper, and sometimes stern, but nonetheless if anyone is ever in need of a lesson in typing or a business course, Miss Mooney will see to it that they are set straight .... Frank Martenis Many people think Frank Martenis has an ordinary teaching job, Well he does and he doesn't. One period he's safe and secure in a classroom teaching his- tory. And the next one he's risking his life in a driver training car. Can you imagine what it's like to be heading straight into a Mack truck or crossing three lanes of traffic to make a turn? Every day is a frightening experience for Frank. We're sure he thanks God each day at 3:05. l Today boys and girls we're going to learn our A,B,C's Martines l E i l l i i r l i i f. 1 l i Of course I know where your son's file is, it's right next to my corn bread recipe Hall Judd Hall The place with the most relaxing atmosphere in Wil- son is probably the guidance office of ludd Hall. It is so relaxing, in fact, that many students can be found here dozing off to sleep. The main reason is Mr. Hall's southern hospitality. Shucks, he's just plain folks and more down home than a mess 'a black eyed peas and hominy grits. So, if you have a few free periods, Cpreferably four or fivej. Stop into the guidance office, kick yer shoes off and set a spell. Howard Tice Watch that car! can be heard occasionally from this driver ed teacher, but not often, since he is responsible for turning out some of Wilson's safe drivers. Always on the go, it's rumored that he gets 65 miles to the gal- lon. In a time of fuel shortages, it's good to know Mr. Tice is still running. :ine ftlsi T .lere 4. K5 r R2 we s,,,,,.. ,,,,.,,,., . , ,. , . F ' if 6 if l , . E l :i Eff Grace Principato After having to fight to teach the students Spanish three and four, Grace Principato is back. Yes, she proved her loyalty and devotion to the education of the students of Wilson last year. Because of money problems, Grace was laid off. But she fought to teach us, with a few changes. Not only does she have to zoom back and forth between the middle school and Wilson, but she has to teach Spanish three and four in the same classroom. We are proud to have such a dedicated teacher. i iii? F . 2 5, 5 1 l've got the big picture, how about you? Tice This class is so boring, I could lust fall asl-zzzzzzzzz Principato No, it's too late to drop basketweaving Steuber Lorraine Steuber Do you need help? Can't you make up your mind? Why not visit Dr. Lorraine Steuber? She'll set you straight. She'll help get you a job, a college education or a head- ache. Nothing is more depressing than being a Senior and not knowing what to do after graduation. Lorraine's help gets most of the students on the road to success. Because of her their are less bums on Wilson's streets, but don't visit any college campuses. Oh, you remind me so much of Bill N. Smith , fy f l , I ,343 r itrr S i 2 A,:. A Ig A 1 5 V Bi N.. ,,:+ Hi, .+.:',',v 4, , , V ear 4-: 4+wa4r-l w 'fiswfqyn as ll M W as ' l'f '1w. ts,,,:', -x4l 'n.3 tlblifz .Y ,N 'uv ,,a, ,sofqt 4, rg m it . .twa,'i ,,,w,,, ,441 , xti,4,' +v+v.4,4+4r+H,'xx at-.55 irq-44, ,qfvlkh x llxnfg Q, 'V to as-'K's, '4',5'55'V, 'xk.ti 4 afar 64104 ip., 'P-Ir -Gm. ' ere let me give you a mint for that cerebral hemmorage of yours Ann Schiro School Nurse No, l'm sorry, we don't have any brochures on the University of the Congo Shirley Deemer Guidance Secretary Cold Stethoscope, warm heart. Dr. George B, Laubach School Physician 107 ,Mv- ,IL Lee Palmer Business Secretary Let me make one thing prefectly clear. l am your princi- pal. Charles Schaeffer Principal Stanley Kessler Superintendant i Stanley Kessler Resigns The class of '76 has seen many changes take place here at Wilson, but one were we all sad to see is the resignation of our School Superintendant and good friend, Stanley Kessler. Mr. Kessler has served Wilson faithfully over the past seven years. He always took interest in the student. We want to say, thank you for your years of service and we hope you enjoy your retirement. l'll just look up the boy's finger prints and mug shot in our file. lames Matthews Assistant Principal gzikvs 5,Q.'.z:.,M' l'm sorry, but I just don't believe that you hit an elephant with your car on the way to school this morning. Minerva Laubach 103 Office Secretary Lose Something? Gerry Walters Office Secretay 35 ttffff MAINTENANCE Ralph Foss Q Bud Mertz Donle Clair Herbie Miller rl ff. A zr ' , I ff w W1 if rg,-,Q EQ 1 5 42 sf 2 1 555 My fp. . N a Bill Shuttleworth Carol Helm ., ,.,,.. Tifni 1 Left to Right S. Kerbaugh, 1. Barr, H. Miller Q QR F ji A A as Mn 109 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES '1N A . -. A .... ' -4 : f : - 1 Lhlf ii ' J ' I : .7:k. . n l 5 - , zz, A f K ' Q i if ,W A in W2 ' A f , h..1 L : - my ' ii A - i A 4 ,Q A 'iA l TRN Marcella Dinan Joanne Kerbaugh Virginia Kocher i'ii L iii, A XV. L in R A. Shiver, P. Spina, 1. Eisenhardt, 1. Krout Mae Kulczycki Linda Griffin Dacea Weiss WARRIORETTES 75-76 lst Row L to R: D. Hans, K. Parsons Znd Row: 1. Zelnisky, K. Fehnel 3rd Row: P. Lynch, C, Allen, M. Hofschlld 4th Row: A. Bieber, 1. Powell D. Hans The Warriorettes, under the leadersip of senior, Debbie Hans and junior, Kim Parsons completed a very successful year with the band. The squad consists of one senior, three iuniors, three sophomores, and three freshmen. Lelanie Perruso is the dedicated advisor who worked with the squad long hard hours throughout the year to provide colorful entertainment for the many parades and halftime shows in which they participated. HV LHHOIH Eli S 'Db' 75-76 TWIRLING SQUAD Row 1 L to R: T. Bruneio tRight Sidej, C. Hunt fHead Maiorettel, E. Elder Ctett Sidej Row 2: P. Hunt, L. Catanzaro, R. Macario, B. Deck, I. Gold, G. Eck, M. Hanni, P. Curto Row 3: K. Kerbaugh, S. Koch, B. Fairchild, D. Hoffman, A. Hoag, A. Troxell, S. Fisher, B. Schippers SENIOR TWIRLERS L to R: M. Hannr, G. Eck, T. Bruneio, C. Hunt, D. Elder, B. Schippers, P. Curto S. Koch P. Hunt B. Fairchild , r nge ' H miejugwsv sg? l xx, QWAWQBX LQ gy jaw Wm W .wif if W gg fix 421 ,W .... I-WW ' .u..,.w,.,yig, ,. , , .r,.. .. ...f -- f - M it to Q , F if f.f M , F 'L sf ...- ' .... . ffe' F eir A - M. rv, lee 'llae , A F - . .:'-' 1 :.- Q rl' 'K'kk ' ' ' 'Bi is A 55 ..,- A ' A' 'Y .i:. . F u ' - Z- - : ' .....5:l1:k.V -K f!'gQS..r,,A.. ' t l giffg fli . W,ig'f5,t:?:dz,j 7,mk,,f r .. 5 A 1 N 1 15? A ek 1 ' A . if B ' ig :: f tttt--.. I 'r.. . ' We . , K., ft .. 1' .. 3 i ' :'. M F' . . t W .,., 1 . . f to ' 3 x 1 l 5 J 1 A Q I I I - , A lei . . ,.. ' ee: , .'. fm nl ' fn' rc 1 i rw X 'rar F fe::f::r : ,- . ,, . Mgk, ...N fn E-HWS T Brunelo C Hunt D Elder WW QRlght Sldej fHead Majorettel CLeft Side, Clockwlse from upper left. G. Eck, A. Hoag, B, Deck, R. Macano, P. Curfo, D. Elder, C. Hunt, T. Bruneio, B. Schippers, L. Catanzaro, D. Hoffman, A. Troxell, M. Hanni, S. Fisher, 1. Gold, K. Kerbaugh. 5'5f2 'DAS ,Q-ek X M wf gk wwf 5881 r reff im-me LX L. Clarke X .. L. Fisher R. Keck L. Gerhard COLOR GUARD lst row L to R-K. Walter, T. DeMenno, Kent Kuder fAdvisorJ 2nd row L to R-K. Glovas, D. Spangenberg, L. Clarke R. Keck, L. Fisher, B. Rush, B. Patriarca, K. Cantrel L. Gehard, S. Mulford, D. Walters, K. Lambert 3rd row L to R- B. Banko, N. Poff, 1. Saylor, N. Fehr, S. Ealer, M. Bertolino S. Ealer N. Fehr D. Walters J. Saylor 'wiv Z i nf G K V' E '. .,...- f ' me gg, 'P as 5 WILSON WARRIOR BAND This past year, the Warrior Band outdid its honorable history and proved to be Wilson's finest. Winning top spots in local parades, including the Veterans and Memorial Day, and Lafayette Parades, were only a milestone. The band went on to winning a First Place Trophy in the Salute to Israel Parade, held in New York City. It was also selected to be a representative in the Miss America Parade in Atlantic City, and the Lion's Parade in Hershey Pa. The band performed with their usual degree of excellence. Also, in three major marching band competitions, Boyertown, Easton, and Dieruff Cavalcades, the band achieved two Outstandings and one Excellent rating for its superior showmanship. When the kids were not putting in grueling hours on the marching field for a halftime wonder, they were busy selling pies, tickets, and candy to raise money for future trips. Congradulations to the great Warrior Band!!! BAND DFFICERS Below Left Right Mr Kuder Mr Curnow, l. Rice, Secretary, L. Krenik President, D. Moser, Vice President, T. Moser, Treasurer, T. Brunio, C. Hunt Head Majorette, N. Fehr, L. Fisher, Captain, K Parsons D Hans Mrs Perruso, Mrs. Case - . ,V so .... , 2 .,,,..t.- . ,. rg:-.esge 1 . A , . . 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Celia DiLorenzo L ,K a Am ' K X X Diane Klingerman ,, 5 I , H -........ if ee J ' , fir V-'vh'?J:54-' H ' ri L ' ima,-aan.-- '--- 'eQQ April Lear Richenbacher .L , .......L.,, W .aaa . Q 0 lell Aicher -,3 K1 L. Wanda Mueller , ' - f-,161 - - ,,,,., i ' V . 4 , 4 ,LLL5ia zL f ff ' L ' Zim is L ' f i Y VV' L'i V - H ' A lc M ,..,, , ,,., ,h., , L Cheryl Mazza .nv Brenda Hall M ' w 6 'Q f r 4 ' L ? .,c:, 5 V tj Xa. V if Dawn Gulick N.,. lrrr s x - s lrrrl ' ' lar ffeafrfii- F ,.,. ' ,Ji fe H me wi A ' f , V7 f , ' r 4' J' 1, ig Ly ,,,, grfzeai. ' E ' ' i f',f Liv w 5 If ,W-ff ..,, 'fr' fig. ' .- - Z 7 X A -,. f 1 Z5 i Wmf ' ' J, A I 4 A - A -.tmmmmeg ' 'mm . Lori Krenik ' , I i -xii' - ' ' ' 'iz 'W-ezxrffmazffe HZ fiinffh me ei, 1 iQg?' 3 ' 521251 -L .. 11 31' ja - L, 1-.Lis J-Q Michelle Reiss Shelly Hoover 'W il, ' f f?fQQQQ,2,, -' f ' 1 ., H twizf' 1954 X 4 fi. 'J' 1 ,, A 'gb 1 ighcv? , 1 J . Donna Ernst Woodwind Section Lisa Guerke L Paul Copes ,WL L L r - g r-' gffif,-gf' 1' , K .f . QL 14 L'-- -- 11 Q, .5 L LQ- F 1, - ,L f 93 f 1 'f - L L5 ' . ' L? V 'L' A L- 'A 4 e..N.w L we Q1 L15 F Lf V 1 L 1- f-s, .i.,,r., J F Y L -- ' ' A - F' u .Q ' -ff-'W 's sr L u . s L ' we if '- L iii- L f --rr 2 V ff L, H .a,, , -- , 1 ' i In ft' i n it L QL i F ' w e 'r:' 'f L it .L at - .. S - 4. -. f .gg 1 F - - .4LiIF+'t r 2' , .. 2 . - ,kk . , 2 in ' , , ,, E1 ' - 1 ' i M 1f'i Q , 'A f ' f H -Hg 0 s,,- '1 ' , -- L i. . f,, -. f f ' . ' ' ---f-- L L ' Sharon Fischer Ed Bartakovits Terri Hutnik Karen Gerhart ' ' '.-' i' 'K-72? r 1 L --kyrk ,V A e E -L MI. 23 , r . F M V . V5 I r - , ,,,.a,v ,mm L ,.--11 .W..w..,., ,.,...M ,v,.. . K Ln A -Michael, Milford Q13 jf ,L , gg W W Brian Hagenbach 'f if ll, i s f b' -Muff? L k ' 'N lk F r ' X 1 . 3 1 rg., 1 fig! f M i ' ff 'ff er lim f F rl- WA at jr we 'tw ag ,.,V L LL ,..,r gi su ,A,,,. Cindy Lesh Michelle Woynovich fam , ago Betty lones Sue Lesh 'L-W.- ,, ,f ,MJ W-W ,,L:, ' eq- 'W f-awe WL L:7,gLL,.,,,,, K L L ly, 3 - V' F . , ,N.. KL 'fi QT' i'-i L Lori' V ' ,,,f Faye Robison L BZL , If x Donna Walters HQ.. ,PA , -.... .1.,...2 Holly smith Lenore Roscioli if F 5 ' II- ,L :ggi 7 , U : ' W V L ,l Terry Miller Jeff Kline isrl L V ' 7Eifre'Vis: 5415 LVLLLL 4,1 L ,,,. H LLL V ,g f , Ag - 5 51,4 :,, ,Le-- .IM , F Frank DiLorenzo r 4-row:-gig-ie '- - :nf . Femmes o Vicki Massis affine 14 1 we -V., , i elf Q Greg Philips -as This year's chorus and select group, the Wilsonaires, under the direction of Beverly Roberts, proved to be one of the finest high school choruses in the area. The chorus performed at the annual Christmas and spring concerts in addition to the graduation vesper services in lune. With a range from the classics to Broadway Showtunes, the chorus performed all American composed music at the spring con- cert, in observance of the Bicentennial year. They also performed in April in a combined Bicentennial chorus com- posed of local high school and college choruses. Congra- tulations on a fine year!! THE WILSONAIRES SR. HIGH MIXED CHORUS e ROW 1: Diane Moser, Kim Parsons, Diane Klinger- man, Tracy Demenno, Ann Hoag, loAnn Haag, Tina Werkheiser, Barbara Rush, Brenda Smith, Dorces Beck, Peggy Hunt, Rayna Smith, Pat White, Miss Roberts ROW 2: Terri Moser, Cheryl Mazza, Gale Young, Lois Clark, Rita Keck, ludy Rice, Cindy Lesh, Maggie Pecora, Linda Fisher, Kathy Walter, Sue Lesh, Lisa Guerke, Patti Plotts, Ellen Lawrence, Cindy Black, Edie Snye der, Gayle Wieand ROW 3: loe Civatella, Ralph Klingerman, Nina Hittenger, Dave Nixon, Dave DiVentura, Lisa DiLorenzo, Sue Worrich, Terri Hutnik, Lori Krenik, Soman Koshy, Mark Golden, Terri Hawk, Sue Koch, Michelle Reiss, Barb Fairchild, Holly Smith. ROW 4: Jeff Hartzell, Danny Gorden, Steve DePew, Earle Werkheiser, lelf Kline, Dale Wolfinger, Mike King, Kyle Young, Doug Seipt, Ed Bartakovits, Charles Dodge, Bruce Robison, Steve larumchuck, Carlson Blake, John Loh, Karl Kessler ., - - CHORUS OFFICERS L to R: Rayna Smith CV. Pres,l, Rita Keck tSec,!Tres.J, Sue Worrich tLibrarianJ, Doug Seipt tPres,J, Linda Fisher tLibrarianJ, Pat White tHistorianJ. ROW 1: Rita Keck, Diane Moser, left Kline, Sue Lesh, Lisa Guerke, Kathy Walter, Dale Wollinger, Pat White, Dave Nixon, Rayna Smith, Miss Roberts ROW 2: Maggie Pecora, ludy Rice, Cindy Lesh, Kyle Young, Mike King, Linda Flsher, Dave DiVentura, Mark Campbell, Lisa Ditorenzo ROW 3: Doug Long, Earle Werkheiser, Doug Selpt MISSING: Keith Fox Row 1: Ann Lynch, Caren Helm, Celia Ditorenzo, Harry Premus, Karl Markle, Ronald Olen, Craig Weidner, Cathy Szena, Margaret Miller, Kathy DeVatt, Carla Gurji, Nancy Keeler, Dawn Barr, Brenda Huff, Shirley Scartoli, Rhonda Foss, Brenda Noble, Kathy Fehnel, Miss Roberts Row 2: Karen Fabian, Lisa Benninger, Colleen Kelly, Karen Middlekauff, Troy Shafer, Todd Shafer, Kevin Love, April Lear, Nancy Smereczynsky, Edwinna Howey, Lisa Romoni, Anne Nuhfer, Vickie Solt. Row 3: Cindy Kandl, Lauri Mangino, Terri Serfass, Girard Sheetz, Walter Hunt, Roger Bartakovits, Cliff Harvey, Tony Cartagena, James Harvey, Marie Gibbs, Diane Young. Piano: Nancy Moser, lanine ' Kutas NINTH GRADE CHORUS ROW 1: Lisa Guerke, Lori Krenik, Charles Dodge, Lisa Dilorenzo, Ed Bartakovits, Karen Gerhart, Sue Lesh, Vickie Massis, Cindy Lesh, Brenda Hall, Diane Moser. ROW 2: Lenore Roscioli, Sharon Fisher, Lisa Ramuni, Kathy Walter, left Curnow, Mark Campbell, Dale Wollinger, Nancy Moser, Robert James, Rayna Smith, ludy Rice, Terri Moser. ROW 3: Rusty Moser, Karl Kessler, Pat White, Cindy Black. SR. HIGH ORCHESTRA DISTRICT BAND DISTRICT CHORUS THEY MADE THE TOP!!! This year Wilson was well re- presented in the state wide highly competative music fields. Making District chorus were Gayle Wieand, Sue Lesh, Jett Kline, Keith Fox, and Mike King. Representing Wil- son in District Band were Gayle Wieand, Ed Bartakovits, Doug Long, left Curnow, and Dave Roberts. All made their positions with high honours. Congratulations to these fine musicians. Once again their hard work and practice has paid off. K ZJ, , , K s . .ar f . x ii. r :m .Ss.:ffs1a'Y5wase1 -. re 3 2 ft' . .K.i 5 l , . '- t 'AAA' '+I 1 1 '- 1 g ii s W at serr . 1 s ,..,, 4 W . K K .J '.L , ..,:iii'i.:::2 :'1,.. . f h - ' X - 5 -fi 1 Y :ws fszffffgegxs faize... 1 351 . . 22 H . . N .,,, ' S tif? S35 'A' is . .. . f --, 2, 156' fr , W' mkgf, .ss-' .: , ..:. ,. K .. . A , A ' ' -e X M 555 .I , . r slr a. 2 Wt? X as his s Well, here it is. Our contribution to the bicen- tennial celebration . . . Even through many ot us are tired ot our nickname t'The Bicentennial Class , something had to be done to commemorate our nation's 200th birthday. After all, something like this only happens once every one hundred years. The design was created by Dan Young, a very artistic senior. The painting took three days with over thirty kids pitching in. A total of seventy gallons of paint was used. lust for lun clothes were painted red, white, and blue. When tired ot painting, everybody got together for a wild soccor game. lt was quite an experience. We would like to say one more thing, Happy birthday U.S.A. and many more! . ,,. . ,.,, , c . :,, yy.. ,,:, .... ,. . eftee I - A- r , -- er i s.,i e is eis + k1mxmxa1uWm.f.M-'tsvmsmz' 'fsfsvss-t.e.w,,-1'.1r.,ff-:za ammimfie sg., 55 -tfz efsre s. SD Q ' 4 Z6 ., 411 If W' Q Pk it g 5, A ,QW 1, ,, , L Jeff I ,M . THE ECHO ,Iigw Despite the great amount of opposition it has received from the mm-... W.l.P. the Echo lives on under the watchful eye of the journalism teacher, Mrs. Barbara Beck. Mrs. Beck feels that the transition of the Echo from just a regular paper into a mini course was an excellent idea and is working well lt exposes more students to journalism this way, and she added the old students come back to teach the new. ln the journalism course Mrs. Beck teaches and insists upon the established standards ol ethical journalism and puts them to use in the Echo. As a check on her paper, she has a reporter from the Morning Call come in and give a detailed critique of each Echo. Throughout the year, Mrs. Beck has made little public comment on the W.l.P. She does feel, however, that the Echo needn't be the only newspaper in Wilson and a second and even third paper is welcome as long as they adhere to good journalism practices. Since The Echo is produced in a journalism class, there is always the problem Ccharacteristic ol any classj to have a few goof offs Mrs. Beck has solved the problem of the non-contributing student By her request, Fundamentals of Writing must now be taken as a prerequisite so that everyone who is there wants to be there and does the work. WIP Echo WIPfEcho WIP!Echo WIP!Echo THE WIP Many extreme changes have taken placed here at Wilson in the past few years, but perhaps the one foremost in the minds of the majority of the student body is the contradistic, perhaps radical Cfor Wilson's speed anywayj second newspaper. And so, throughout the school the word was spread of the birth of a new paper, the Warrior Independant Press. The W.l.P. tits most common titlej was the brain- child of Charlie Dodge, who, up until this time, had held an inobtrusive type image and also wrote for the school's established paper, The Echo. What were Dodge's motives for taking on all the extra work involved in run- ning a paper, and leaving The Echo? Dodge claims that The Echo refused to print most of what he wrote and edited too much. He also didn't agree with the fact that The Echo was limited to those who took journalism as a mini course. In the W.l.P., Dodge incorporates ideas from his favorite magazines, especially Time, as you may have noticed from many of his covers. What about The Echo? Well Dodge admits he uses a few ideas from there, too. He calls it Vox Pop, or items which appeal to the student body such as mazes, puzzles and a renamed Echo's through the Halls called Wilson Whispers. Dodge says he gained great business experience from doing the W.l.P.. He prefers to keep his staff a secret because he says that teachers are prejudiced against him and would be the same to his stall tif they knew who it consisted of.J What will happen to the W.l.P. after its founder is gone? According to Dodge, lt will still be here, perhaps not as elaborate but to serve as a check on the Echo. x , .frsiglxf fx so ROOM PUS M CA E TH Lori Krenik proves that seniors do other things besides watch TV during Their free periods. Senior Terry Brunio cleans up after her mess LIFE at Wilson Life at Wilson Life at Wilson The Yearbook Staff'of 1974 would like to ex- press it gratitude to Miss Klucsik our Yearbook Staff Advisor, and to Mr. Roe our Yearbook Staff Photo- y grapher. We deeply ap- E Xl apreciate the longs hours, time, and effort they spent helping to put this edition ot LES MEMORIES together. ' C E E U A- fl ,W E, O U , W f , U 6 QXUQQ' rf' .X : 5 Q 5 'Q' 5 X W 1 Lf' X Ng w 6' 5 X E111-57' f V Q9 Q 5 9 I x Q X -- ,,- 6 X 3 W A Q 5 J: H x 'A ,ff N , 3 Q3 45 M .ff Q Sf -A is ,, 5 .. l 5. gh Qejg X Q LX kg g Al 1 ' . X 1' 4:44 fn V E' gf .X fm i t in , I N- E v - sz '- Ox ? xx ' A Q iw 5 -17 ' ia 3' J' X 2 f Z A5 T gm? A XXUQX E ix A - X I-E El N Efnlf. C L, CLUB Miss 'vena 'Y, D Lt GriffiRgMigIlxZ? ' advis GI Or- Vb Kewl X Q,X:S1NQ.,Y,, imma, fbmqy S, Sage., fb. Qnqgix, S . XXWQQQSXKN, S. N xez,S,Ykcq3xs,S , Sim Km-5, NXSNSQX Y QXXX Ne. SN 'L Sim, B. V82 'B S, wx Soil QQNQXGA ,Sm ex ,X . we, S Gzssvzx News N . QN, x. NCS, S. NWN . WXMSQQ, W , Wm x!5sQxxq,Kxm0 STAGE CREW Row 1 L-R T, Gruver, 1. Wagner Row2 M. Ernst, T. Viglianti, P. Mc- Ginnis, G. Wieand, P. White, B. Hoover, Mr. Tom Reese Row3 S,SeipIe 5 I l E i 5 s PEGASUS Front row: B. Evans, l. Meyers, l. Fabian, P. Lynch, P, Grucela Back row: D. Voletto, C. Principato, L. Strauss, T. Coffman, L. Kadar, D. Trusz X STUDENT COUN- CIL REPRESENTA- TIVES AND ALTER- NATES lst row: C. Dodge lSecretaryD, C. Stout CPresidentJ, K. Mattes CVice Presidentj, R. Casey Ureasurerj Znd ro: S. Scartoli, R. Smith, D. La Duca, M. Rodriguez, R. Keller, K. Gerhart, K. Earl, D. Barr, l. Katuas, M. Haring 3rd row: R. Young, H. Smith, D. Da Van- zo, M. Plewak, l. Warner, C. Hunt, Mr. Se- gal CAdvisorJ 4th row: I. Somyk, C.Men- dall, T. Glessner, K. Glovas, C. Mazza, T. Finnochio, D. Griffin, T. Dalrymple, M. Eisen- hard 5th row: 1. Breidinger, R. lames, D. Young, S. Winger 6th row: 1. Bruneio, R. Bond, K. Kelchner, R. Lynch, S. Rugis, R. Wagner STAGE BAND ROW 1: E. Lawrence, t. Moser, J. Haag, D. Roberts, ROW 2: B. Hall, C. Lesh, D. Bulick, B. Hagenhuch, S. Lesh, E. Bartakovits. ROW 3: D. Moser, M. Pecora, J. Curnow, M. Campbell, D. Long, D. Wolfinger, K. Fox, K. Kessler, R. Bartakovits, R. Moser. CHESS CLUB Seated: I. to r. D. Wetzel, D. Mlchalek, L. Ackerman, R. lames Standing: I. to r. K. Fox, D. Nlxon, B. Graver, Mr. Martines CAdvisorJ C. Dodge, L. Critelli. SKI CLUB 1st row: H. Hooper, D. Temberwau, R. Hart, C, Haulon, T. De Meuno, l. Bond, l. Marcellus 2nd row: Mr. Roth 4AdvlsorJ, M. Schaelfner, J. Kutas, K. landesek, K. Parsons, M. Recora, B. Porter, Mr. Klinger CAdvisorJ ra 'Jn Q fwnnflrsgffg l w. WM, ,of-f' ' wr ii:-iffj'.g.'1gr,t1ywfIt f f.,,f L ,, xx X, s' 11. -5. 4, ,:r,':.l f' ad , ,aw it N cfm, wr V '?'g.13 -'Wx ',QxtvfL5.piT', F 'll rr WK Ir.-rY.rLf.-'fair N . J. L, 1, ,rl , f M- V, ,mlff L Kyiv W v rw L-lr, '.w'.-1.-.H K ML 217.2 fr J Q.,,-'.-W H, rl K .iii H 1' at ,M r gl'-,. gl. l H HEALTH CAREERS Seated: I. to r. T. Mostow, C. Falcone Back row: Mrs. Schiro, D Voletto, D. Trusz, L Straus, V. Solt SWIMMING C0-ED 1st row: Mr. Panovic CAdvisorI, L. Rupert, B. Evans, B. Porter, P. Grucela Znd row: R. Fouss, J. Meyers, K. Helm, S. Scartoli, B. Eck NATION- AL HONOR SOCIETY 1st rowg R. Casey, D. DiVentura, D. Beck, S. Seiple, S. Worrich L. Fisher, R. Keck, T. Hutnik, G. Wi- end, M. Rodriguez, K. Ian- disek, L. DiLorenzo, Miss Steue berCAdvisorJ Zndrow:W. Fisher, L. Critellie, I. Somyk D. La- Duca, L. Clark, L. Guerke, D. Nixon, K. Kelchner, H. Beck, B. Graver, C. Dodge, B. Porter, Y.E.II. ROW ONE: Kim Burnnet, Iell Hartzell, Lisa DiLorenzo, Pat White, Gayle Wieand. ROW TWO: Barbara Deck, Kim Parsons. MISSING: Mr. Segal, advisor. . ' R my imfiav LIBRARY CLUB ROW ONE: B. Hall, M. Miller, D. Far- ber. ROW TWO: C. Falcioni, P. Gruecla, V. Solt, B. Morris. Mrs. Gardoski, advisor. MIS- SING: L. Benninger, S. Manieri, T. Groll. WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB L to R: Mr. Wing Frant, J. Coley, C. Spina. advisor, l. Brunieo, K. Kessler, M. TENNIS CLUB ROW ONE: D. Seipt, F. Strause, H. Smith, R. Smith B. Deck, K. Burnnet, V. Dodge, K. Gerhart, G. Young. ROW TWD: B. Gra- ver, C. Dodge, P. White, C. Maz- za, G. Wieand, B. Hall, M. Pecora, l. Kline, R. James. ROW THREE: M. Neiser, l. Coleman, D. Nixon, NL Golden, K. Kessler, S. DePew, C. Blake. MISSING: P. Corriere, K. Parsons, L. Di- Lorenzo, Mr. Segal, advisor. V- SVEV0 g 5 -ff 'k' i iiir as 5 - J- W Kzmzi iss i 11 - ,JM . I ,- Z 1 gzky - . , ,YQ I 1 1:?fli ' 1 1 if? L i K ' S Aa - aff-E -' ff ' gf g b-,.A eg g: ' K . , . i ,s -- I L'1 -P ,-L m'm,1h'L . h ' s K'-mf .1 'f - -' - M' V MQQSR 'K ' '1 -.-is, ..'L'R,..x' - , -, - ' fs .T 1 Y ' ' -ffl? 5 -.yf czf '4X- 7 ' i : ' ' 4 T, as ' gm g if, b.kV i Tig- 3::,!,g,Qf11 . X . Q ,,'x I Q. fr .- f .. '1 1 ' Q is ,A.lw:,,5gi,,i,k:v , ,s ' 't . fffvi: ' 5 f' ., it l.,,,.,+e-3'1 A 'EW is '15 t X X K 53gtQg.jf.w.,v: .gms , A, I ks ' ' 1. . ,,3., K fm fr I6 Extra! Extra! Fads crash Wilson. Curly hair, crazy socks. Show oft your stripes with rolled up jeans, Wigle your toes. These kids, and many more, do. lt's funi And the colors really add to our basic beige walls. Will the real Frankenstein please stand up. After schoolin I quess l'lI mozie on down to de coral. ,, MQW 7 f5x+ii'e'fv aww v ,uf if M, ' ln N. , Y , 'fn I X 7 I I ,ff , Qi., I t A ,,,,' ' f'? f'l, ,m.,jf, R ,. J 1525 A We g .ffe ...gin 53 i PMUJ. F gill rid 09 llrxc, dress code, Holy ingrown toe nail Batman!!! lt's Howdie Doodle time. Please, one Mr. Segal is enough. f f 136 We got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning You don't have to tell me, I know l'm fascinating. M' ., , ? a 1 na,nn I ,, :-7 , pyramids 4 l i I Double-Trouble gllllg f- M., , go This bunch ot wackos could show the cheerleaders a thing or two about A 5 5-If and liscislc what lmgappeixg Smile your on Candid Camera . iv' -' Stop bawling and look at the camera It's only a temporary skin condition. oft l BOYS WILL BE GIRLS lt has been said, clothes don't make the man, with this I will agree But sometimes make a woman they can, as you can see. Some lipstick and a little rouge a pair of heels and fall, Transforms a male physique so huge into a living doll This strange phenomina will confuse, baffle and perplex And leave you to ponder and to muse, What happened to the opposite sex? Hey baby, you and l could make beautiful music together ?i x s F f -f QB ti 'W if' G Q is 'ii :': ' ss si i E, ssssi . sw isis ii-at-N-it . Q i,. 5 f5s.A L E School days are the happiest days Though now it seems they all fade away We only remember what we wish to remember And l'd go back if I could only find a way Cd -Raymond Douglas Davies '--Q. DRAMA CLUB TEENS, REPORTERS AND THE MAYOR L-R Row 1 Doug Seipt, Stan Rugis, Tony Cartagino, Ed Bartakovitz, left Klein Chas Stout, lim Morris Row 2 Chris Mentisana, Sue Lesh, Sue Cochous, Cathy Monninghoff, Deb Spangenburg, Peggy Hunt, Patty Plotts, Lisa Gurke, Lori Krenik, Lois Clark, Cheryl Mendail From Bye Bye Birdie to Don't Shoot to You See The Whites of Their Eyes, the Drama Club has proved itself to be unquestionably the most active club this year. Resurrected from a death caused by student apathy, it has made a strong recovery under Co-Advisors Mr. Danny Kaye and Mrs. Maryanne Gardosky. lt has broken audience attendance records with amazingly professional performances. Finally the question, What makes the students at Wilson so special They're all hams! can be answered. Kim Jones, Deb Miller lay Stempa, Gayle Wiend, Lou Starniri - .v - wx -.:. Q.-, g , if e we ggigiig ie li Sie EET K ',K T' V ' -sf? .se 4-E .r :M ' A -' ,,s., N ., 5 --ew, 'sew :A ,., we -s 1 ADULT CHORUS Row 1 Anne Lynch, Lynn Stout, Denise Glovas, Sharon Patino Lori Pope, Margaret Miller, Vicki Solt, Lynn Acherman, Cathy LaVelle Row ZTerri Coffman, Caren Helm, Chris Principato, Barb Fairchild, Diane Voletto, Cathy Earle, ludy God- lewski, Keena Singer, Lenore Roscioli, Cindy Hoskins, Rich Young, Pat Young, Colleen LaVelIe MAKE UP ROW 1: Val Eikeland, Lois Michael, Donna Trutz ROW 2: Kim Parsons, Ruth Mclllroy, Carla Gurgi, Mary Beck, M ,i.., t - . wk , RonnlieCaseyROW3. Dawn Q 5 i Haskins, Terry Hawk, ludy r ,. Sw Hunsicker, Anne King ,,,, 2 A WARDROBE Seated: Diane Corona, Terry Bruneo, Lisa Ditorenzo, Melissa Kraus, Dorcas Beck Standing: lack Matthews, Mark Rice, Darlene Huff, lwan Somyk, Wayne Fisher ,' .'f. E HE? f - wif ,t it - ,- : '-:. El: - 4' ' . is . it teets A' if 1 Wiitttssiwit ir e 'ee E e f --Q it af ttsf C il A w g i ii, e e ' EEST? ,Q ' Eff 'T . . ' ? ki 5 a liae . - tttc, i' ,,, f- ' 5 ? A as 1 We qeavbouu stan cuuXu 'oe bask uesanueu as an emenwew svnau gvuun ui nan! wonung XnuuuuuaXs. XX uouuk be useXess in vecanuume the cuuni- Xess KnaXs and Knbumuuns, stavung, nom tue quesnun ui uuaX or suuaxe senxox numaus and enuxng nun Xue suuggje uk gekung, ueadunes covnumau. Wnais ine nuknk ui au uns new NNQXX, as they sau at NXcDunaXu's . . . We uxu KK au 'snr you 5:9 x,,.e- F -Half.-:fx Yeamnou Mxnsox anuiuuov-Xn-Cum H if NussSusanXkXuc,Sua,NucneXeRoungue1 A uw. .E Q 1 aw X 43' iv gsm MM na X M 4 M ,M erik warg: Quia , X M X -as-Q may an YERRBOOYX ST AF? Lei! to Hgh! Dome Van, Sue Sdnue, Donna Knc,QuuXan, Uxane Labuca, Tenn Bxunaxo, Pak Young, Usa Dumenlu, Ann Hoag, Yak Wnue, Nucnde Rou- nguez, Kane Bacnxnan, Nuss Susan Yuusdus 141 S BUSINESS STAFF Sitting Donna Trusc, Sally Helsel Standing Left to Right Marianne Winters, Terry Bruneio, Terry Lynch, Ginny Eck, Dayleen Harding ART STAFF Leit to right Vat Young Cindy Hoskins, Mant Rice, Diane LHDUCG, Diane Corona, Terry Bruneiur Cami Svinv 5- 1 ef A . .fe 5. f . 1 -V W ras . 'f Az ., .,,., .W ik asap ' if ' 1 f-if a: is ' egfgffff if .freeze ,, . W ., , - i V: V J. g ,.,,, ' ' ,. 1 is .t all , VW' Ss+. :,S.,53 ZW.- N ... ' v 1sfT3xei3ffA5TZn,s , Z1'4F'sJfk' Q fx - x S li Y ,,.. .. j f ' 'Jia is '.'-Q17-fs' A- l 5 as 5 I W 'it E X 3 .t te 35 -ss X 1? 'Was moist -ff NN Q ,gg ss NM get 4 'B KV V1 V. i t M, .- .,,, , I 4 afslifmfof vr wsherffflfff 1 lgrffnsm ffrr i, 'Z :aff 1 r ,r . sw s f a ff m 2 a 1 I N' ' fig' J T' 2 xi 3. Heather Dawe and Bill Morrow are caught by our camera during a secret rendezvous in the gym. 4. Diane Corond and another unknown athlete go up for a jump ball during gym class. 5. Russ Mclntyre takes a break alter a greuling workout. E X 1. The Local Hang out 2. Are you sure this is the way we break into show biz?? Life at Wilson Life at Wilson Life at Wilson 1. Rayna Smith gives us a demonstration of her shrewd 81 calculating ways. 2. You set my soul on fire, baby! 3. Judy King in a rare moment . . . working! 4. Kathy Raymond 81 Wendy Strawn doing what the do best. 5. Barb Deck measures the exact amount of Plutonium Oxide she needs to keep from turning into Ms. Hyde. W2 Vim l E33 13 SESS fl? Cioffjfwf 'F ,' 1. To Lisa Guerke for being selected as a foreign exchange student to Sweden for her senior year. 2. To seniors Tom Gutekunst, Keith Kelchner, Michele Rodriguez, Lois Clark, Linda Fisher and Dave Nixon, Rotary Club Students of the Month, and Tom who was also chosen scholar athlete. 3. To Greg Woodring 81 Sally Leon who came late to complete their senior year here at Wilson. Better late than never! 4. To Gary Haas who was married to Helen Glessner Ca former studentj in December. 5. To all who made it though the year with or without a heart attack! t itss Y, 3 3 Life at Wilson Life at Wilson Life at Wilson Wilson is a boring school?? There's no place to go but the gym steps and nothing to do. Nonsense. Wilson students have always been noted for their pep and vitality. Apathy problems, PREPOSTEROUS! So if you hear anyone saying that Wilson is a dull place, don't let them get away with it. Stand up for your school. Who said there's no excitement at Wil- son, certainly not these students! .,, JU iv lf' ,A H. 5. rf! is 5 61 2 'few ,. 2 is g . a muvfwwww-:wgxwuwn:mwmwgf,n .murmfumwM.,:mm.f,WwMw-f The Amazing Volkswagen WILSON AUTO IMPORTS INC. Worth Waiting For 2510-30 BUTLER STREET -:- EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE Easton 253-6244 Bethlehem 866-3231 VICTOR-BALATA BELTINC CO. Phone: 252-9228 Inspection Station 9061 FERENCYQS SHELL SERVICE 25th and Freemansburg Ave. MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKE SERVICE Dial 252-6723 Charles Hoffman Sr Sons, Inc. General Contractors 2450 Alder Street Easton, Pa. BEST WISHES Compliments of to the Class of 1976 RADER-LEAUBER OLDSMOBILE TOWER CHEMICAL CORPORATION 25th gc Northampton St. Selling and Servicing Oldsmobile Richard A. Principato over 43 Years President 2703 Freemansburg Ave. Easton, Pa. Easton, Pa. 18042 253-4129 Service Beyond the Contract MEARHOFF INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Insurance 2432 Alder Street Easton, Pennsylvania Riegelsville, Pennsylvania Phone: 258-0814 Phone: 749-2688 ALLEGRO MUSIC HOUSE Muslcallnstruments Accessories HOWARD VERNA STORE Instrument Repairs 145 South 18th Street Musrclnstructlon Phone 253 T711 1708 Washrngton Boulevard V M MCILROY Wrlson Boro Phone 258 2551 Best Wlshes to 1976 Graduates BELL APOTHECARY DRUGS Hearmg Alds Colostomy Supplles Orthopedlc Goods Rentals YOU RING WE BRING' 2045 Falrvlew Avenue Wilson Borough Wilson Boro FREE 8 WEEK USE OF ACCORDION RUSH ACCORDION STUDIOS tCertlhed by American Accordlonlsts Assn J Member Pennsylvania Accordlon Teachers Assn American Accordlomsts Assn Worman C Rush 2120 Northampton St Iosephme B Rush Easton Pa 18042 Beverly Roberts Phone 215 252 2366 EDDIE S CASH MARKET Dm 915 2587021 Qlnrrzm I unerzzl erfme VIN ENT D CURRAN JR 2400Vz Freemansburg Avenue ESTABLISHED 1908 1837 WAsH1NcToN BLVD Fresh Meats 0 Groceries O Frozen Foods Easrow PA 18042 Toys and Novelties Phone 253 3500 Or 253 3509 Al MISCFO, Prop Open Every Day Congratulations to the Class of 76 PA RAM O UNT APPLIANCE 62 MUSIC S 158 So Maln St Phtlhpsburg N J 08865 STEAK SANDWICHES TAKE OUT ORDERS RCA Whxrlpool Conn Organs 25 2 9400 MUSICHI Instruments 244-7 Freemansburg Ave Easton, Pa George Kresch Prop I ' L Q. - . . IQ' cv 5 . K' , Q ,C . , . ., . ' - .. ' Y , .. . . , i l Compliments V-7 GOLF DRIVING RANGE SNACK BAR - MINIATURE GOLF - DRIVING RANGE Open in Early Spring Operated by-VEDOIVISKY BROS. Phone 258-2710 5218 Wm. Penn Highway TIRES STATE BATTERIES INSPECTION S tt N 1 3 DAVE s MOBIL S P S L 13th at Northampton sts. E 3, Easton, Pa. V I I N DAVID B. RAUB, Prop. C G W.H.S. Class of '56 E '74 and '75 Champs ACCESSORIES Nletro Easton Slo-Pitch Softball GENERAL REPAIRS I d Wishes h CLASS OF 76 WILSON VARSITY CLUB STORM DOORS STORM WINDOWS MORRIS 81 WHILDIN Wholesale-Retail Distributors of Aluminum Products 1925 Freemansburg Ave., Easton, Pa. Phone 253-4710 or 253-6700 BATH ENCLOSURES AWNINGS LONCUS PLUMBING 84 HEATING 2252 Butler St. Wilson Boro DO-IT-YOURSELF 84 SAVE FREE ESTIMATES 84 ASSISTANCE Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 KELCHNER'S GARAGE Wilson Borough BEST WISHES to the Class of 1976 RICHARD 'S DRIVE IN 2700 Freemansburg Avenue Easton, Pa. 18042 Ph : 258 3082 CHRIN'S TIRE 81 WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE Auto Frame Straightening Specialists Official Penna. State Inspection 818 South 25th Street Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone 253-2743 Q AR y - . F 'Q 'QQQQCQQG f r Q fl! 8: If ALI? SUBURBAN PLUMBING 84 319 South 16th Street Phone: 252-3784 HEATING, INC. Best of Luck to the CLASS of 1976 THE APPLE SHACK Open 7a m til 11p m Sunday thru Friday the little convenient store Close 8 p in Saturday right across from Mack 1942 Northampton Street Easton Pa , , 7 , . Compliments of . . MARY MEUSER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1803 Northampton Street Easton, Pa. Phone: 258-3040 IF IT'S QUALITY CONCRETE YOU WANT-WE HAVE I'I Clyde R. Williams, Manager TRANS-MIX, INC. Ready Mixed Concrete ln. Open Saturdays ' - CALL - G' -E' - EASTON N- .Ilia Qggiy ,V 253-6111 T+L -L X' ' -' I J, Nite-253 -8037 QLCQI, W .,v V. l :U -, 3311 Farmersville Rd. get .U' I Bethlehem, Pa. cr D -- F -52. j wnrilimg' Mon , -i PLATIA'S AUTO Fuel 81 Electrical Service Motor Tune-up Carburetor - Ignition Specialists 950 South 25th St., Easton, Pa. Phone 252-8164 SN YDER AMUSEMENTS HAVE YOUR DOCTOR CALL US 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 FOR YOUR New PRESCRIPTION. William PENN Pl1ARmAcy 3750 William Penn Hwy., Easton, Pennsylvania 18042 215-258-2821 Al. 258-0221 Everyone enioys spending part of his free time bowling in the comfortably air-con- ditioned Bar-Don Lanes. BAR-DON BOWLING LANES 3700 NICHOLAS ST. Easton, Pa. Sign-up For Your High School Bowling League Open 24 hours every day CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 Miles So. Rt. Ji 611 Easton, Pa. 18042 This Is the Place Where Christians Meet to Worship. Everyone Welcome Non-Denominational Preacher: For Transportation Telephone Clyde Moore Call 253-8372 258-8840 or 201-993-7805 Always Remember God Makes All Things Possible Best Wishes To the Class of 1976 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1976 ETW Trucking Co., Inc. Truck Leasing Henry J. Winters, Sr. President R.D. 4,-Box 161 Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone: 253-8872 Promotional Specialty Products Wholesale Best Wishes to the Class ot '76 JOHN C. KATINIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Class of 1931 INGERSOLL RAND CO. Condenser Vivision I. Banks, Mgr. of Mfg. West Easton, Pa. 859-8000 ANK'S DISTRIBUTORS 220 Canal St. Easton, Penna. 18042 215-253-0478 Friends of . . . WEST EASTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIFTH and KEYSTONE AVE. KEPLER'S FUEL CO. 2100 Edgewood Ave Easton, Pa. 18042 MINCHIN'S AUTO BODYSHUP 350 Chambers Street WILSON BORO Owners BEST WISHES SPORTING GOODS 1849 Butler Street Easton, Pa. QWilson Borob 18042 Dealers in ALL SPORTING and CAMPING EQUIPMENT William Bill Ackerman Phone 215 253 7667 Harvey W. Ackerman BURWELL'S EXXON SERVICE 15th 81 Northampton Sts. Easton, Pa. 252-2471 252-9171 State Inspection-Tune-up-Brake gl Nlulller Service-Road Service Auto Air Conditioning Snow Plowing RENTAL RYDER TRUCKS COLEY DETECTIVE AGENCY Bonded Licensed 142 So. 18th St. Easton, Pa. Phone-252-3751-Phone Plant-Security Specialists YOUR PHARMACY We are so near as Your Telephone Call 252-4411 or 252-2661 LOHRMAN'S DRUG STORE 17th 8: WASHINGTON STS. EASTGN, PA- FREE DELIVERY SERVICE MEMBERSurgi IPh yG Id THANK YQU SHOES EARLES MEN s SHOP CONVALESCENT P 253 51 CLOTHING UNIFORMS 1 1842 Washington Street h : -85 MR. EUGENE HAIR STYLISTS 2235 FAIRVIEW AVE. Wilson Borough EASTON, PA. 18042 252-7939 Closed Monday HGME FORMALS EASTWOGD 76B I a Et F tu dC EASTON BUICK CU. zetnandwnl' P Hgh y 2587141 Akt J knn WHS 47 c7QemAranclf Q Sfufo 'A' 'k i' Photographers of all portraits and group pictures appearing in th edition'of Les Memoires i' 'A' 'A' 64 CENTRE SQUARE EASTON, PA. Phone 252-3311 Roger J. Connors Agency ROBERT L. YOUNG 81 SONS, INC Est' 1929 oneivuiiv I HORNET PACER iviArAooR REAL ESTATE Qmteriean DTS INSURANCE . Sales Service APPRAISALS 1832 Washington Blvd., Easton, Pa. Complxments of MONARCH APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE C0 126 30 So 3rd St E3Sf0I1, PH Phone 258 6186 DAY-WEEK-MONTH-YEAR Lennox Garage Complete Auto Service Car and Truck Rentals 25th Street and Lennox Avenue EASTON, PA. Phone 258-2835-Day or Night CASE Outdoor Power Equipment 2111 Freemansburg Ave. Easton, Pennsylvania 18042 Phone 258-5381 Centre Square Easton Best Wishes-Class of 1976 GROLLMANS Long Term Leasing GENERAL PRINTING COMPANY INCORPORATED BOOK and JOB LETTERPRESS-LITHOGRAPHING I . Y. ,. s' . I , - i'r Sl git .,l., .. -,' uf , n 9. vw , ' Z.. P 1 N I' I fb .f-Q . X ii hi., ., T.. 1-'A J i 'Ir' E I I 2015 FREEMANSBURC. AVE. EASTON, PA. Phone: Easton-252-4069 'iifffff' I 1 -X I' J tx. 'QA ji? 'th R A C ' 4 V J ai' IN, 5. Union Printers We're with you each step cf the way As you reach for your place in the future, ENBT will be with you each step of the way. Best wishes for the satisfaction of all your personal goals. A FU SERVICE ..., EASTON NATIONAL BANK and TRUST Company Volkswagen Penna. Insp. Service and Repairs No.-D-337 KEN'S GARAGE 1901 Butler St. Easton, Pa. Master Card and Bank Americard Ken Meyers, Prop. Phone: 252-3112 Zenith Motorola Quasar Frigidaire Westinghouse Custom Wood Kitchens Installed PAUL'S ELECTRIC Est. 1946 1705 Washington Blvd. 253-4327 Easton, Pa Elegante Cutting Boutique Elegante Beauty 81 SAM BURGIO Elegante West Wig Salon Proprietor 4045 Freemansburg Ave. 1828 Freemansburg Ave. 253-3134 252-5692-258-5936 SMART and FASHIONABLE Hairstyling COMPLIMENTS OF . .. FISK'S Camera Shop A Complete Line of CAMERAS, FILMS and ACCESSORIES COLOR and BLACK 81 WHITE PROCESSING 2115 BIRCH STREET EASTON, PENNA. CONGRATULATIGNS CLASS OF '76 CONVALESCENT AIDS FOR SALE OR RENTAL 2 f P Phone 258.2331 or Prompt Free Delivery WHEEL CHAIRS - ' ' WALKERS ' HOSPITAL BEDS S' REE E158 EERLDEZS 11Hf-Hzzzmzrefv 2350 FOREST ST. EASTON, PENNA. Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Easton, Pa. C2155 258-7471 Rt. 115 IOE'S MARKET and DELICATESSEN 235 Northampton Street Easton, Penna. 252-9275 SANDWICHES and HOAGIES our specialty LEIGH FUEL CORPORATION Industrial gl Home Heating Oils 24 Hr. Burner Service-lnstallations-Repairs Air Conditioning Sales 81 Service Alpha, NJ 42015 454-11421 VisitOur BARQTON PAR 3 GOLF COURSE Belfast, Pa Open Til Dusk-Nlay Through October Ball gl Club Rentals Available SUBURBAN HARDWARE CO 1810 Freemansburg Avenue WILSON BOROUGH Soprano Rayna Smith '76 Linda Fisher '76 Gayle Wieand '76 Lisa Guerke '77 Maggie Pecora '77 Kathy Walter '78 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 From the WILSONAIRES Alto Rita Keck '76 Diann Moser '76 Judy Rice '76 Sue Lesh '77 Lisa DiLorenzo '77 Cindy Lesh '78 Director: Beverly Roberts Accompanist: Pat White '76 Tenor Dave Nixon '76 Earle Werkheiser '76 Dave DiVentura '77 Dale Woltinger '77 left Kline '78 Doug Long '78 EASTO T ORAGE Phone: 253-6941 Hlrlrlivirlraal Storage Rooms-Local anrl Long Distance Movingn John E. Miller, Jr. - Class of '40 Bass Doug Seipt '76 Mike King '76 Keith Fox '76 Mark Campbell '77 Kyle Young '77 Ed Bartakovits '78 Compliments of WILSON BORO FIRE DEPARTMENT R R btyf ' 1934 I eF dD's ' at ' g: U.S.D.A.I sp' cte . QUALITY d PORTION CONTROLLED P It y Sea ood F' od R84 RPROVISION COMPANY Gow 12 P'ne St. Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone: 215-258-5366 Slnce Who esal oo xtrlbutor Fe urln n e d an MEATS Also: U.S.D.A. Establishment 1081 Also, ou r ' f s 'Frozen o s 'Dairy Foods ' r rles 40 I I.D. SNYDER CO., INC. AUTO PARTS 84 SUPPLIES 1830 Butler Street Easton Pa Phone: 2558-51427 SCHAFFEIVS MAYTAG Kelvinator l4 Rff'X'31?1iiIE2FS 7? M, 8 J MICROWAVE OVEN SEE OUR FULL LINE OF CALORIC GAS RANGES DISHWASHERS-WASHERS--DRYERS 11th and Northampton Sts. Dial 258-6557 EASTON, PA. 18042 DAY or NIGHT NIGHT 252 6502 2532633 2533211 252 4684 TOIVI S GARAGE EASTON AUTO BODY 8iEl St P R d Eq pp dT Ii SMALL 81 LARGE TRUCKS AVAILABLE 13th m reets Eston, 21.18042 24 hr. Towing and Wrecking -aio ui e rucs- HOBSUN PRINTING CC Easton, Pennsylvania YEIIRBOOK BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elder Fred It pacchgori Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerhart Weiss, the Florist Mr. and Mrs. Edward McQuiIIen, Sr. Dgnng '75 and 10975 I I I 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-SNOWPLOWING joseph A. Patino and loseph A. Fill, Proprietors Dial 253-4082 or U 5, iumiuiiiiiu N .. It E I ,T F . 355- L 5 53 JOHN CIMINO Local and Long Distance Moving and Storage 4710 Freemansburg Avenue 253-1347 Fishing Hunting Uniforms Trophies Jackets Swimming Pool Chemicals G gl P SPORTING GOODS Wilson Boro 1710 Washington Blvd. Phone: 258-6085 George Morris Easton, Pa. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 76 N 7 TTWQ 'iss we fs f, y T N! E215 Wild Williams Township A A Easton, Pa 18042 Pete Morris Y W X to 1 'mf x .X Wie I j , 2 kg A A , so si- n -1 A 'RN '. VESUVIO to Our RESTAURANT 84 PIZZA Try our Clam Shrimp Pizza Pizza Italian Foods Call In Your Order For Fast Pick-Up 252-0326 or 252-1042 Open Weekdays 11 a.m. to Midnight-Sundays 3 p.m.-11 p.m. 25th Street Shoping Center Easton, Pa Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 L f FROM THE VARSITY 64W,, WOMENS CLUB B tW h t th CI f1976 EASTON UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE MFG. CO. 51214N h PA 18042 Ph 252 3169 BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '76 from DONALD E. RUSH, Prop. BUENNING ELECTRICAL AUTO SERVICE 680 Ferry St. Easton, Pa BEAN, INC. Contractors 1800 WOOD STREET EASTON, PA. EASTON FRUIT 81 PRODUCE COMPANY Incorporated Wholesale Fflllt and Produce 329 Snyder sr. B A N A N A S P. O. Box 47 EASTON, PA' 18042 Phone: 252-3301, 258-6208, 258-6209 BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1076 W . . , , I - A special note ol appreciation is extended to the EXPRESS G9 lor all photographs they so generously contributed. Hillcrest lVlall Phone: 859-0559 phmipsburgy NJ To TheiSpirit of '76 it ,u sa J? . '!5ffzf9? .. 17153119 ',',' ' N H 1041 ,f lf: l 1 1 ? y7W'f,7i - K z Zffifffd, A ' 5279? O ffaiilffif, W an 0 lf l Q: 2 FU '-Q f ll is 19A N o V95 WILSON AREA BAND BOOSTERS Congratulations to the Class of '76 CONGRATULATIONS... BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Krenili Your Prescription Pharmacy ALFF'S PHARMACY UQJGXSEDH THE CLASS OF 1976 . , . expresses appreciation to the Advertisers 1715 Butler Street, Easton, Pa. who have made possible the publication of this book. We ask our readers to patronize these advertisers whenever possible. Free Delivery Service Phone: 253-2738 fm THOMAS ORGANS ' WINTER PIANOS H Tv :..li BAND KEN BRADER QQ SON '97 INSTRUMENTS 359 Ferry Street by King6'cSelmer Euston, Pu. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1976 LILL Y'S CERAMICS Instruction Greenware Firing Supplies 252-3345 230 Lucy Crossing, Easton, Pa. 18042 BEST WISHES FRGM THE WILSON BORO POLICE ASSOCIATICNH Officer William J. Slifer Officer Harvey W. Ackerman Officer George Gimbar, Sr. Officer George H. Barr Officer Richard A. Nace Officer David E. Rogers Officer Herbert Davis Officer Larry Hendershot Officer Willard l. Uhler Officer John H. Strause Officer lohn S. Breidinger Officer lohn l. Smith, lr. Officer loseph Nolasco, lr. Officer Richard Pope Officer Robert Siebler Officer Timothy F. Sullivan Officer Harold F. Turner Officer Edward A. lllliller Officer Joseph Archer Officer Frank Archery SKIP'S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes to the Class of 10 South 18th Street 258 9954 E a l e r 323 Cattell Street 252 6255 Electric Su l Co. Inc. pp y ' 4041 William Pennnighway 2585062 o Twentieth 84 Butler Street 0 Easton, Pa. 18042 . Phone C2153 258-9175 Closed Monday - Tllesclay-Wednesday 9-5 p.m Thursday and Frlday 9 9 p m qaturday 8 5 p III W FRED S SUNOCO 22nd 8r Northampton Easton Pa 18042 Posfv PEDDLER FLOWER SHOPPEE aT5llC5ilfi'l2'ethan'uSt Phone: 252-9344 1702-1704 Washington Blvd. Wilson Borough Phone: FUJI - PEUGEOT - MOTOBECANE 253-4231 . ROKEN POKE l l ' E ,X , , me HOP . , K Specializing in Gears and Wheels 110 S. 18th St. 1918 Union Blvd. Easton, Pa. 18042 Allentown, Pa. 18103 258-4404 432-1666 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Ackerman Lynn Ackerman '77 William Bill Ackerman '72 Chip Bachman '66 Mr. and Mrs. Carlton L. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black Ruth Black '38 Barbara Bruneio Sherry Bruneio '74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burke Mrs. Marie L. Cochios Mr. 84 Mrs. William Dietrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiLorenzo Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Daud Mr. and Mrs. David Gardoski Shirley Mae Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Judd Hall Joyce E. Hay Mr. and Mrs. Orville Helsel Mr. and Mrs. William Hess and Family Judy Lynn Hunsicker '77 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jaso Cindy Jones '76 Mr. and Mrs. George Kirchgassner Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kuna Mark J. Lambert '75 Natalie and Christine Laubach PATRONS Ellen M. Lawrence '76 April Lear '79 Tammy Lee '76 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Leh Dolores Leh '76 Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Lynch Patti and Terri Lynch Mrs. Elizabeth Lynn Marian T. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James W. Matthews Helen M. McHugh Norma E. Mooney Barb and Jim Moore '70 Shirley Morris Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Nausbaum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolasco Ill and Joey Mike Nolasco '75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noll Mr. and Mrs. J. Nuttall 84 Family Janet O'Brien '75 Cheryl L. Ordish Orr's Hillcrest Shoe Department Joe and Joanne Pail Hope E. Paul R 81 K '76 Michael Reyda PATRONS Mr. and'Mrs. Donald Rice Robert and Diane Sandt Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schiro Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Segal Sue Seiple '76 Mr. and Mrs. William Seiple Nancy Smereeynsky Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Stalnack Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Utter John Vedomsky Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vedomsky Ed Verba '74 Nancy Verba '76 Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Walters Darlene A. Walters '76 Dave and Carol Walters Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Walters '53 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walters '51 53 ,P , Qwyiifiisimfinibhif - 'hwwfme-G , v me 1' Q m ' ln A N K . ' X X 4 'W E , ,f h' A V , - M-Egxfb 5 .rp mfs 6 , ,- .. --Q1 - 1, Wig., , lx 'N' :fi71f:1li'1 i1'ifgg, . R 5 , IW- iq1 '? , ..,,Lkk, R 3 ,,,. e 3 fs w ,L 5-vw 'avi 24- pg 7 ,. M. MN fe .av V f , sw t r in 15.4335 .. 'N 2 I um 5 La f . f v Z 1 .ry 1 Q fi i i 'J F 11 f 1 +1 fi 5 1 25 ,kN. l I X Y X ll 5 ' ' f .?' . . . Q I., f l ' .vi-9- , ' AU-A-K 3, D F -il ll u ll 'U' I gn-m 9 A ,... - V--n.qu. , -. fm :ff l :az arf- 1' W 1' v 'LQ 'I' .UTY -' 4 ,,-35 ' Zvi- f' :ger Q: I . In .1 -v 4 Q43 5- Q - ' Q . .- ...- 1 'l Q. -L 'l ,'4 se Q1 4?
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