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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

,,. v 0 5 w ., -1 Q 2 R Q I f S fix . , , . , , 9 , . . W- ,Mug f....,.1,..,M,. f'--, x , jjfnfn . rx ag'-ri K . W LES MEMUIREQ Published by The Class of 1977 Volume Number LIV X W DEDICATIDN , We, the class of 1977, would like to convey our fondest appreciation to one of the greats of Wilson. She is a woman of many talents and qualities. This rare beauty, with her unique charm and dignity, gladly aids all those who seek her help. She is responsible for transforming a dull school paper into a thriving popular publication. To occupy this space, one must make their mark at Wilson by displaying leadership, responsibility, and concern for the students. In a few short years this educator of writing and speaking certainly has made her mark. VWith befitting honor, we dedicate this edition of LES MEMOIRES to Mrs. Barbara Beck. hi K Misty water color memories . . .ll Of the way we were. ,N ,..k mwasf-gg, ,W 1 1 1 ' X f j' u J I' V xr V V A 1 Y ,J -X 1 ' X , xf,,J ,wxjxffixy Wy!! 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H 1' ya,-f 1- cw fr.,, W L U x,3.a it J , is L. a 49 The painting of Eastern Overa1l's wall may have been the biggest controversy of our senior year. After the preliminary meetings in the spring of 1976 design 5 was presented to the wall committee by Chris Young. In the fall of 1976 design 6 was presented by Mike Stout. Design 7 was submitted by a group of seniors. Design 3 was modified into design 4. Finally design 2, drawn by Sue Fisher, was derived from 4 and 6 . The decision was made at a class meeting to disregard the previously taken votes. The class members present compro- mised and decided to submit the sketch to Mr. Shapiro, owner of Eastern Overall, for approval. He rejected the idea saying that he preferred a symbol to a slogan. Consequently design 1 was contrived and ultimately became our wall. Many seniors were disillusioned by the perplexing meet- ings, the hassles and the divided class. They considered the permission slips and arrangements making annoying details. When we reminisce about our wall, enough time will have passed by for us to realize a few important facts that got lost in the shuffle. We did paint a wall, we did have fun, and we did prove that the Class of 7'7 does have pride in our class 55 Z and in our school. I F 51 i' U 4 W7 ir X of the A ' I- Q Q if 49 if ta QOQ 4 4 QEN Q' T4 5 055 rffw FUTURE - if Can it be that it was all so simple then? ik T, wah nv unlu.o Linda Fisher and Keith Baskwell dance to the theme song of the prom. The King and Queen were picked from all the senior couples attend- ing. Th. -1 Tell me, would we, could we? Memories, may be beautiful . . . and yet -1 my Q X A :r j J glivx ,VL ' if i ,mm Throughout the season, the football fi ww we-A we- ,,fmi,,,,t 2 s A i team was plagued with injuries from if s ..Zaa :4 ' leg operations to busted noses. Yet br I - ' A I 4 if N through all of the disappointments, the ,QAM qqfggsfjl ad' A , ' morale of the team was not extin- WJ - f '.m.4f, tg V- fa 1 H . . arfj . gurshed. Hours of back breaking prac- ' , X5 ,' wi Q1 ,A Q 5 tices perfected their skills and brought tg 4 f l p lg ' v r , A FP t the team a winning season. -1-Iwi' l mf ' . 'ff ' grit W .- It - :K ' f ,J ,V x, . ' . r N 2 5 in 'Ilan 55' nl ll Thoughts too painful to remember, s , we simply choose to forget L., .I Us Lx 'K xr. I Ki n' AL fi- Ari Ig: , ' X i .lkifl 1993, 5 'At' ,,, j,,g,, 5, ,M 'S ' if 525 I 4125. 23915 ' ww V X-'m'sE.11?2X QQ N T Qtr , 1 -42153 M I' 'L ,, 55 .T 33 5 J ii EWR? .1 K , A-N... we , X. 1 -. ' u , Wil M H 1 ,a ., , H, hz mf is w- ! M- A .gf!,, ni is 55 f? N 1. A , . - 7 W ,. ,,f'f..--oval H., V 1 Q A-vm, Y ,. Q ' W -. -, . V-:3'if-Ep!-C'--F--f f . Xa H r - N,'15fQT ,,u' lr' ' ' WW Y ,, :,f:221 L n-1 m,gw FfK f f, L, M M W: H , .Q.1-MMM. , , V . 4 ii. ufgfgg, Af. -:ju 2 'fi hiwix, i V r - V, N L--V fs. ' ., 51 fi. + ', 'iiffil ' V- t . A 25521, V ' ' ' ',-'-gifs? '1-'.'l.1u,,rj-Hafiiffc . ' AN A K ' Q.EHQ5YJ+w ,wQffE2s1w vw QL. , ni Em :MV Our Faithful Leader Colorful Walls l Always Smiling? Just Friends! ...- if Can you help me? NOI S0 hard! Monkey in the middle We will remember Our Wilson Warrior Band has won awards from Dis- ney World, Florida to Niagara Falls, Canada: yet many people only see it during half time at a foot- ball game - if they stay in the stands. Every year, the band comes out in the sweltering heat of August to get ready for their football games and competi- tions. Practices are from early morning to late after- noon, in the summers. When school starts they prac- tice every day after school 'til 5 under relentless repetitions from their fearless leader saying, One more time . This year they brought chimes onto the field for homecoming, but their season didn't stop there. They began practicing for concerts on stage, and also provided the orchestra for Bye, Bye, Birdie and Funny Girl. So, next time you watch the band at half time, remember all of their efforts, and maybe you'1l clap a little harder. I5 ' 'QW-,Gi ix f , i 3 'H 4. ,ng 94 V-Q 'E f , 11 , 1 Q ' V Q ' .-1 1 MIP ' '- is ,. f ' . fi 4 if ffx fw f A f-f 55 XM 1 S 3 I g : 'A -' N H f ,IJ V 5 31 Q 14 f 5' W4 ' A 5 7 ' fi' A2152 'T .F fe, , U7 'A I 7' '- V mi' - wx M , L LA Q W IE 5 r r , ' fi? A W as ' 'tx Q bi, 5 f 'RS4 K. ,s my , if i i r I nl f V f M y i w M 3, ,M , J ,. lf' -6 W Q -ag ,- -- , i U 1 ......--- V ,cw , 1. 5-vr f1:,' ' M, M f j ' 1 5 s ff-vw Af- X - lyg- lQs.'ff.Q 'L , , , . -'Q i nn. cd I.: A -Q: A , ,Q-My ,' N vie.-V 25' Q W 54'-., K, M ,- 'MP 'jl?:,:f i'lu' W, , lv A . - A mr- gg ,lf -...X -4 T' . V . ., , , . ,Q ,.x.,.--A .5jQ !i3f', A- A- -'F':!'?f7 'f ' -' aj' . ,X I 'C ' -.L 'i'A .,. . ,sl --...,.,. rr I f fm i' my . '54- ,, Sb 'Pfam-sa ..,.,..,.. W E3 ---....., fx!! 4 .I ' u Wagga ,..,. i li . ' 1 u-we-1 'aww-1 , 1 J L 4 P -1 fx! 1 ,f --me ,N me W , 1 v- . I 4 .4 1 ' 2 -al WWWM W 4 'a bn EENHEWE , 1 ! M S e I E 5 E I' C 18 1 f -xhi-'P 'X N' AP-fag! yt A ,. V ' . J L, V G N 'ebb N R-LA ' X J L' I X J KV :QV ,fr 9-D If X Lv! I 1 XL 0 UN 'I X ,Lf j-XJ LNVP ,X if K wrbw , :OX X I SD I' Mom? 0 X 7 U X ,kv f 1 R, J by W I Hx! Pj xl- fl-f ii 'T -f 1 YLQ YYLlfwLx 1' 5 VL .. ICXV nulxgxr fm I I 1,-NX M Ci X 0 PD fx K 'KKXJ ,UU X 9 LDV ,li fr I'X1k ' JU KYLE ELLIOTT DSKXIAM RIB YOUNG Y0ung1e A ZUCCHERO Zuk Woodshop 9: Book- ,room 10, 11, 12: Drama 10, 11 W Q -of J 1 f3LVllVlt1'7,o 'UV 'ff bn!f5Lfl 1 JCL 1' y, ,LL r Jin-E ll A Vw 'z' 'WL .gr ' fu. G' of, lf 1, 6,0 V,1,,LL+'L ,Lf yT:,L,Q'Q!,ygfliq CW ,J V' UZ: f 4' L M :QW , UL 0 :ya 2 :L ,ul if Lk , 5 :LLC , 'lp lvl LL! JU Lg: y tr of rf lr fs lf L flv J . f, I ' ' I L .f rf! L L, ,xo L K ff f U5 ,lr 'QL' , f Of, LQ 9 LV L ,JM 4 J L, silk' x KATHLEEN YOUNG Needlecraft Club '7 8: Shop Club 7 Drama Club 11 CHRISTOPHER ALAN YOUNG Youngy, v :Yi-ng: 1 Track 9: Sec. Rep.: Football 9: Soccer 10, 12: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12: Alternate Rep.: Soph. Hop Art Committee 10 Chorus 9, 10: Wilso- naires 10, 11, 12: Chorus 11, 12: Intra- murals Basketball 9, 10 DALE ROBERT WOLFINGER ' 'Wolfgang' ' Jr. High Mixed Chorus 7 - 9: B.R.B.'s 8, 9: Sr. High Mixed Cho- rus 10 - 12: Wilso- naires 11, 12: Ir. High Band 7, 8: Sr. High Band 9 - 12: Orchestra 10 - 12: Stage Band 10 - 12: Bye Bye Birdie Orchestra 11: Funny Girl Orchestra 12: Sr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 12: Homeroom Treasurer 9: Homeroom Vice Pres. 12: A.V. Club 9: Stage Crew 10 m DOM GMM KAREN YOUNG 'f' , 1: Cf ,, S Vx, .wx ,- X L- , , ,I ,Ml ..,, , ifaggxqf 1' 4, E72-lf'- A K ' r -v.,I KX XXL I9 STEVEN WINGER Bowlingg Homeroom Pres. 10: Student Council 11 RICHARD E. WENNER ' 'Flames' ' Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12: Homeroom Treasury 12 THEODORE WHITMORE RONALD WHITE CRAIG WIEAND Wrestling 10, 12 , S-'ND - .1 i .11 Q i 411 LEONARD W . Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12 J.V. Wrestling 9, 10 Varsity Wrestling 11 12: LV. Baseball 10 Homeroom Officer 12 Track 9: Football 104 WEIDNER Lennie KEVIN M. WEIDNER lVPiXll Football 11, 125 Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 12 RICHARD WAGNER Vo-Tech 10, 11, 12 JOANNE WARNER John-' Softball 11, 12g Stu- dent Council 11, 12g Homeroorn Treasurer 10. 11 JONI WALTER Cheering 11, 12 J SUPQY PHOTUQ not TIP? 5 YYNCUULLQG View ' NMMA CHARLES RICHARD WEAVER, IR. Chuck, Bo Weevi1 Football 10, 11: Track 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 11. 12: Soccer 125 Soph. Hop Refreshment Commit- tee 10 BILLIE WAGNER JOHN VITKO Football 9, 10, 11g Volleyball 11: Base- ball 10, 12 ROSE VERESINK HOSCEII' ' Sue Amy, our shortest girl finally finds out what it's like to be taller than someone elseg even though it's only temporary. CThe someone else is our tall- est girl, Debbie Dean.J 22 ,nn-1'-lg Q f ia oi' E Available E f,,gx,g55 LEWIS JOSEPH VINCENT Lewie' ' Wrestling 9, 10, 11 12: Ski Club 11, 12 Vo-Tech 9 - 12 PENNY UBANTZ The spirit of Iv ANDREA IOY TROXELL Twirling 10, 11, 12 JOSEPH B. TARSI ..Ray.. Swim Club 10 Congeniality is one thing, but Maggie Pecora and Rick Wenner always have a Handy hello or a Footy farewell for everyone they meet. Lisa DiLorenzo and Lew Critelli certainly are the most likely to succeed. Just to get this picture taken, they succeeded in 15 Get- ting to Mr. Berger's office , 25 Finding the key to the safe, 35 . . . CHRIS TIMMER I I V DONALD G. SZENA ..D0n.. Football 9: Baseball 10g Yearbook Art Edi- tor 12 WENDY LYNN STRAWN Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11, 12: Vice Pres. 11 LYNN MARIE STOUT Shorty ,,,....,,,N,,1 MICHAEL WILSON STOUT Herd Drama Clubg Year- DAVID STERN book Art Staff 12 R1-5 f:S5g3iff'if f Lr,. ,I , - 1, 525325555 -I . A A 4 g if: -rx r 5227 5 nwwmwd Qzru-'ij ,ljgjco N0 RUSSELL S . STECKEL Freshman Footballg I . V. Football RONALD STERNER ' ' Stick' ' IWAN SOMYK vvzoomll l.V. Baseball 9g V. Football 11, 12g Honor Society 9 - 12g Yearbook Staff 12g Student Council Alternate 9: Student Council Rep. 11, 12 I I X 4 fx ' RICHARD STACKHOUSE . f 1. -. ' Al wxoufvwue cl l Lulu qi-iCv1L0, ,Q . WWW, .0 wt My of CV WQN Bgyvcfy X J' DIANE IANICE SNYDER De , Drama Club 11, 12, Yearbook Art Staff 12 Mfpw 9 flillwmif 'W v . ,. ,1.1:'vf we fag.. .ff Ely! 'WMM Cl eele rl l .A by iff 1515.5 ' DEBRA ANN - ,, .fa F 'I is if SPANGENBERG ix . ,, .4 ggi? ' v v v h if 3 gg I ffl alliimlstil Drama Club 10' 11' I Aw 12: Colorguard 10. 4 N A I 1. 11, 12: Basketball .f by 5 wg- , Manager 10: Prom 4-fi. Decor. Committee 11 JEFFREY FRANK SNYDER Ieff, NSW.. Chess Club 9, 10g Fresh. Football 9: Ir. High Basketball 8, 9: J.V. Baseball 9, 105 I Jr. High Honor Soci ety 9g Golf 10, 11, 12 CCapt.Jg I.V. Basket- ball 10, 11: Basket- ball 11, 12: Honor Society 11, 125 Base- ball 11, 12 LOIS ANN SMITH Cross Country CMgr.J 11, 12 LINDA ANN SLIFER l!Linl I V' 'haf i 99:3 f ,flfw 9,3 A, XJ' , moto Not AVAILABLE DEBRA ANN SMITH Debbie Cheering 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 9, 10 11, 125 Ir. High Cho: rus 93 Pep Club 9, 10 BRENDA LEE SMITH Sr. High Mixed Cho- rus 10 - 129 Jr. High Chorus 95 Homeroom Pres. 10: Honor Soci- ety 9g The Echo Staff 11, 12g Feature Editor 11 MARK SHRUNTZ f4 1' Y EARL JOHN SHAFER mE. J.,n HO. J'.n Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 11, 12 FYN.6fU -4-:Clh BMW YQ,wvVN- THERESA MARIE SINGER Terri, vlrrervl Student Council 7 - 101 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. and Clean Up Com. 10: Jr. and Sr. Prom Dec. Com. and Invitation Com. 11g Prom Clean Up Com. 11: Refreshment Stands 11: Homeroom Sec. and Treas. 11g Drama Club 12 DIANE SCOTT Jr. High Chorus 7, 8, 9g Softball 9: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Prom Dec. Com. 11g Concession Stand 115 Homeroom Sec. and Treas. 12: Pep Club 7, 8, 9, 10 rvxeuvvitczl Maw ROBIN LEE SEIPLE Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 125 Girls' Softball 10, 11, 12g Prom. Dec. Com.: Hop Dec. Com.: Home- room Pres. 12 V K. 1 EARL CARL SEESE 4-a' . fv--v-Uvv '5JV g 'v ol .p.4.,aecwl!r IMD-L u-4 firm. STEVEN ROBERT at I Y I I TM SCHAFFER Shafe E Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12: faq, M: Track 9, 10, 11, 12- Soph. Hop Dec Com. 10: Ir.-S1155 Prom Dec. Com. 11: Volleyball 11: Home- room Pres. 11: Nat'l Honor Society 11: Prom Invitation Com. 11g Said Sec. of W.I.P. Corporated 12 JUDY SANABRIA Chlna LINDA RUPPERT Lrbrary Club: Deca Swimming Club, Club CVO-Techy Library Club r.A 27 701 .ewrltgff DONNA ROTH Rothie Colorguard 10, 11, 12, Hockey Mgr. 9: Girls' Basketball 109 Trainerg Homeroom Vice Pres. 10, 11: Echo Staff 12 rwamdd GMWW L their WM, we .1 1 E ELAINE M. ROSCIOLI RICHARD REPSHER STEVE RICKER Ramb1in Football 9, 10, 11, 12 CYNTHIA RAY lil KATHLEEN RAYMOND l.V. Cheering 9: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Varsity Cheering 10, 11, 12: Prom Dec. Com. 11 f fi v, ff 5 Wx Q - hoto not available CHARLES M. RAUB Motorhead f VYNOJUWAZL Cl i W. KELLY A . PRITCHARD Pep Club 9, 10, 11 Com. 11: Refresh Stand 11 12: Cheering 9: Bas- ketball 10: Prom Dec. HARRY MICHEAL PRASCHYK Ukie I.V. Basketball 9: Student Council 9, 10: J.V. Basketball 10 LORI POPE Drama Club 11: Echo Staff 12 .,,...-, I' lit ., L, f . Dm 1 1 ' WILLIAM A . PULLI Willie Wrestling 9: Football RICHARD ALAN POIRER NANCY L. POFF lvpoffyl I Pep Club 9g Color- W guard 10 - 12g Soph Hop Dec. Com. 10: I I Ir. Prom Dec. Com 11 IOSEPH PICKETT As if he isn't tall enough, Rick Repsher, our tallest boy, attempts to increase his height by sitting on the shoulders of the shortest boy, Mike Kaiser. N ,..sW w'IM,..,..-., M ,, i Dawn Hoffman and Wayne Fisher, our resident geniuses, are so intelligent they don't have to look at the paper when they write. Can you beat that Einstein? CHRISTINE PLEBANI Wilson Day Show: Chorus, Shop Club DANIEL G . PHILLIPS Future Farmers of America MARGARET CATHERINE PECORA Maggie Prom Dec. Com. 11g Ski Club 10, 11, 12: Sr. Play 11g Tennis Team 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10 - 125 Band 10 - 12: Wilso- naires 11, 12g Drama Club 11, 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Wilson Day 10, 11g Tennis Club 10, 11, Student Council Alt. 11, 12 KIMBERLY ANN PARSONS Kim Jr. High Chorus 7, 8, 9: B.R.B.'s 9: Sr. High Girls' Chorus 93 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Needlecraft Club 9: Pep Club 9: Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Warriorettes 10, 11, 12g Drama Club 10, 113 Sr. Play Make-Up Com. 115 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Sr. Prom Invitation Com. 11: Jr. High Cheering 8g Wilson Day 119 Y.E.A. 11: Girls' Tennis Team 10, 11g Tennis Club 11g Echo Circ. Staff 95 Girls' Shop Club 9 A ,ry Q, L1f' lf l'C'A' , ff ,fm-' ' J ..,4cf4- ,ff ff'l'u 5 1 'J' 1,4 6 pg i --'ffl . ff , ff 1' L I I 17. LM, 11 jLLL'f ITL' 'Z - Z, .H f , A . , 1 .V 2 51104. V f j in, K. galil' 61 17 !l,f 1 761.4 ' tm ,J L v jy ff . L ,f f ?!VCYuZ 7 --VIL, 1 1 1. L .1 JL 1291 jul!! pn f yd.-ML' A Aizygw rw W ff ,ylrl ,Vu t-, 1 .sf 1 'B V, A4-Aff' u V ,ljfjj BARBARA PATRIARCA Ir. High Chorus '7, 8, 9: Yearbook Business Staff 123 Colorguard 10, 11, 12: Ir. Prom Dec. Com. 11 P c If li ::' ' ', .X , 4, , c M- E .I 2: y R g -1-if A MURRAY MONROE OTT Rican, HOHY.. If it doesn't Cut you up, it will Chisel right through you. That's the only way to describe the peals of hysteria from our craziest laughing seniors Kim Glovas and Gary Buckman. If we put this stop sign up, when the bell rings we'l1 have the whole fresh- man class stuck here , then the halls will be safe for the rest of us! 3' 0 GUY M . OSTRANDER J.V. Baseball 9: Wrestling 9, 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12: J.V. Footbal19 ,jf NANCY JEAN NITCHKEY Nan, Nitch Softball Team 9, 105 Basketball 95 Pep Club 9 - 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10g Soph. Homeroom Treasurer 10: Varsity Cheer- leading 10 - 124 Co. Capt. 12: JI. Home- room Treasurer 11g Prom Dec. Com. 115 Echo Staff 10 Q Fra-sr DOUGLAS R. OBERMAN Doug Football 9, 10, 11 1 gr, ,fs ft., ,W ,N -1 ' 12,5 :Wg fr -yt: 9? ' JAMES JOSEPH NOLASCO Jim Football 9, 10. 12g Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Soph. Class Vice Pres.: Jr. Class Vice Pres. 125 Basketball 10 6 MAYA NIKOLIC d MICHAEL DAVID NEISER Nize Varslty Tennis STEPHANY LYNN MUTZ Mutzie Colorguard 129 Bus . SUSAN MARIE MULFORD Colorguard 9 , 10 , 12 1 Staff 12 JEAN MARIE MORRIS Meatbal1' ' Library Club 9: Pep Club 9: Band 10, 11g Drama Club 9, 105 Riding Club 9, 10: Chorus9 DWAYNE MOORE yvv0vxAJ.L Q Qfmwia -lmecwwf REBECCA MURRAY 1 I I PHILIP MONACO JR. Itphill I Ir. High Band 9: Sr High Band 9 - 12: Ir High Honor Society 9 f .11, IFYN OJux,:,gd MONICA MILLER 'fav :lla .M , W' 4. az THOMAS PATRICK MISERO Bone, lfKidl I Wrestling 9, 10 DAVID A . MILLER ' 'Mills' ' Jr. High Basketball 9: l.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11 129 Soccer 10 - 12 STEPHANIE MISERO I 7 I Jr. High Chorus 7, 85 Jr. High Nat'l Honor Society 8, 95 Softball 9: Girls' Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Football Manager 11g Soph. Hop Dec. Com. and Planning Com. 10: Prom Dec. Com. 11: Class Secretary 9 , 10, 11, 12 Nat'l Honor Societyl CRAIG MILLER 11, 12: Soccer Capt. 12 I.V. Football 9, 10 GEORGE G . MILLER B.R.B.'s 9: lr. High Chorus 9: Sr. High Mixed Chorus 10g Swim Club 10, Chess Club 12 RHONDA LYNN MEUSER Basketball 10 DAVID MICHALEK Chess Club: Volley- ball LOIS ANN MICHAEL Froggie' ' Health Club 9, 10: Vo-Tech Painting and Dec. 10, 11, 12g Vica CTech Clubb 10, 11, 12, Sec. 125 Jr. High Chorus 7, 8: Yearbook Art Staff 12 ,tiff l W , 5 - 1 . 1,. ,,,- ,,.,, , . I ,. , 1 .1 Y'VX0.,fvx.L.JL2 CHRISTINE M . MENTESANA Chris Ir. High Chorus 7, 8: Soph. Hop Plan. and Dec. Com. 10g Pep Club 8, 9, 10g Drama Club 11, 12: Class Play 11g Echo 12 MATTHEW ROBERT DALE MCWILLIAMS Toot MELCHERT Matt Football 9, 12 RUTHANN MCILROY Library Club: Drama Club: Yearbook Bus. Staff PATRICIA ANN LYNCH Patti Yearbook Art Com. 12: Girls' Softball 9 - 12: Warriorenes 10 - 12: Lt. 12: Riding Club '7 - 10: Pep Club 7 - 9 f 7 - RHONDA LYNN MACARIO Rhon Ir. High Cheering 9: Student Council 9 - RICHARD GEORGE 11: Soph. Hop Dec. LYNCH Com. 10: Homeroom Football 9: Student Pres. 10: Twirling 10 Council Rep. 11: - 12: Prom Dec. 11 Homeroom Pres . 11 we I K' .90 NANCY MANIERI Yearbook Staff 10 Vo-Tech 12 wma' l::::: , RICHARD G. LITTLE RiCh' ' - ' 'V wlilfimfuel. 'P -2 freafqizz 111. . , f Basketball 8 , 9 SUSAN ELIZABETH LESH Sue Band 9 - 12: Qtr. Master 12: Sr. High Mixed Chorus 10 - 12: Vice Pres. 12: Jr. High Chorus 9: B.R.B.'s 9: Wilso- naires 10 - 12: Vice Pres. 12: Orchestra 9 - 12: Ir. Honor Soci- ety 9: Girls' Chorus 9, 10: Class Play 11: Echo Editor 10, 11: Yearbook Music and Literary Editor 12: Tennis Team 10 - 12: Drama Club 11, 12: Stage Band 11, 12: District Chorus 10 - 12: Regional Chorus 10 - 12 DAVID ALAN LEIBY uDaVe,1v nRevn Soccer 10 - 12: Capt. 12: Volleyball 11: Basketball 9, 10, 12: Football 9: Jr. High Nat'l Honor Society 9: Nat'l Honor Society 11, 12: Prom Dec. Com. 11: Refresh- ment Stand 11 .rtfvl J X't'NO-fv-.ful dz KATHRYN ELIZABETH LANDER Thumbs Shop Club: Library Club: Ir. High Chorus: BARRY LEIBERT Pep Club x 0 Q D ,W ff' KVM Jul 11 I I ' paxil! 7 1 0- . , :U :tw V K J I J A 1 : L ti ' J v - -s I I I 1 SNS., AA' ji K Xxutbbbi 'YJ ll lx- jJ 1 Y-:F B :WC 0 'K ,Q X lt . ,I A jj. I In, -. Gb X V Nl fl W .N Wh J 4 at L KATHLEEN KA -f 'G LAMBERT Kath ' Ir. High Chorus 9: Jr. High Nat'l Honor Society 9: Colorguard 10 - 12: Capt. 12: Sr. Nat'l Honor Society 11, 12 s t., 3, gg, ,,-, I n , x I' .X 'Y M . ., 75 s , . 1 ISIS '23 V, 21, MELISSA ANNE KRAUS Mel, IIM. K. ll Girls' Softball 9: Girls' Basketball 10 - 12: Drama Club 11, 12: Prom Dec. Com. 11: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Sr. Wall Com. 12: Wilson Day 10 - 12: Yearbook Art Staff 12 DIANE KLINGERMAN B.R.B.'s 95 Chorus 10 .. - 125 Band 10 - 12: - Band Treas. 125 Wil- ,sf sonaires 12g Orchestra If , 11, 12: Historian of the Chorus 12 KATHY LYNN KERBAUGH I I I Pep Club 9g Field Hockey 10: Twirlin 11, 12g Jr. High Cho- rus 9g Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10 Big Foot's nephew - Big Toe! 931' tg, Y Communication is no problem for the non-stop talkers of 7'7 , Terri Singer and Dave DiVentura. Now maybe if we tied their hands . . . K dv JANE ELIZABETH KING WILLIAM KEELER Track 9 - 12: Football 9. 10: Cross Country 11, 12: 300 Miler Club 11 I Qi LINDA MARIE KECK Pep Club 7 - 12: Ir. High Nat'1 Honor Society 8, 95 Jr. High Cheering 8: Library Club '7 - 9: Echo Circ. Staff 8 - 101 Tennis Club 8, 9: Jr. High Chorus '7 - 93 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Softball 9 - 10: Sr. High Nat'l Honor Society 11, 12g Varsity Cheering 10 - 125 Co-Capt. 12: Prom Dec. and Inv. Com. 11: Prom Theme Com. 11: Sr. High Mixed Choru: 11, 12: Librarian 12 Yearbook Staff 11 12: Feature Editor 12 JAMES ROBERT KARASIEWICZ Km Football 9g Wrestling 11g Track 115 Warrior 12 I iiii KAREN L KECK I 1 25 X Kiss me you fool! MICHAEL KAISER Track 10 - 12: Cross Country 12: 300 Miler Club 11 Sue Fisher and Guy Ostrander show their skills as our most artistic seniors and take to graffiti-izing the lavatories. SCOTT GIVLIO JOHNSON Baseball 10: Football 11, 12: Student Coun- cil 12: Homeroom Rep. KIMBERLY ANN HOWEY Kim Pep Club 9, 10g Rid- ing Club 10 STEVE HARRY IAREMCHUK Bong, Steve Football 9, 10: Stu- dent Council 10: Track 9 - 115 Chorus 9 - 11g B.R.B.'s 9: Tennis Club 9. 105 V.P. 12 JUDY L HUNSICKER Drama Club 11 S Play Make Up Com 11 Yearbook Art Staff 12 Health Careers Club 9 - 125 Jr. I-hgh dl, Chorus 9g Vocational Indus. Clubs of Amer- ica 11, 125 Treasurer 12 JAMES HUDOCK it t 1- 1 it S KEVIN HOWER f Ev? . ,P , 5 R , f Hooker 4 Q- S 'ies it 1+ S S jlfrlvh 'ff A.V. Club 8, 9: 3 ' 'fl - Football 9, 10 V 1 fi-33 5 DARLENE KAY HOFF !'DaI,1l llHOffyll Pep Club 9 - 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Ir. Prom Dec. Corn. 115 Ward- robe Com. Sr. Play 115 Echo Staff 125 Cross Country Mgr. 11. 12 BRENDA ANN HOFSCHILD qfvxofr-N'-'J A LUCW A UOOA-tk-04 ANNE MARIE HOAG Hoagie Twirling 10 - 12, CLeft Side: Softball 9: Drama Club 11, 125 Yearbook Staff 115 Chorus 115 Wilson Day 10 - 125 Student Council 12 BRUCE HESS DAWN ELAINE HOFFMAN Ir. High Chorus 9: Tennis Club 9, 10: Pep Club 9: Jr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 9: Twirling 10 - 12: Right Side Majorette 12: Ski Club 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10 CD C-,O 'Cf LINDA MAE HENNINGER ' 'Lin' ' WILLIAM MICHAEL HARTMAN Bi11y Ir. High Basketball 7 8, 9g J.V. Baseball 95 I.V. Basketball 10 Varsity Baseball 10 11, 12: Varsity Bas- ketball 11, 125 Sr Wall Com. 125 Soph Hop Dec. Com. 10: Jr. Prom Dec. Com 11 I fslsl YK BARRY LEE HENNINGER I I DAWN MARIE HAWKINS Track Manager EDWIN HARDING Football 9 - 11 d COLLEEN ANN HANLON Col Ski Club 11, 125 Echo Staff 11 RICHARD GARY HART Rick, ' ' Hartly' ' Track 9 - 125 Soccer 10 - 12: Ski Club 9 - 12 V'-NIXIBIVNJ-Q59 JOANNE LINDA HAAG Joanne Ir. High Chorus 8: Ir. High Cheerleading 8, CCo-Capt.J: Basket- ball 9: Softball 9, 10: Varsity Cheerleading 10 - 12: Sr. High Mixed Chorus 10, 11: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Ir.-Sr. Prom Dec. Com. 11: Pep Club 8 - 12: Homeroom Vice Pres. 9 TERRY LEE HAMMERSTONE Hambone Volleyball 10: Foot- ball 9, 11 BRENDA JEAN HALL Library Club 8 - 12: Sec. 10: Vice-Pres. 11: Tennis Club 11, 12: Stage Band 10 - 12: Orchestra 10 - 12: Band 9 - 12: Librarian 12: Ir. High Chorus 8, 9: Sr. High Chorus 12: lr. Prom Inv. Com. 11: Girls' Tennis Team 10 - 12: Jr. High Band 8, 9: Jr. Nat'l Honor Society 9: Yearbook Bus. Staff 12 LISA GUERKE Sr. Nat'l Honor Soci- ety 10, 11: Sr. Band 10, 11: Girls' Basket- ball 10, CLetterJ: Wil- sonaires 10, 11: Sr. Chorus 10, 11: Library Club Vice Pres. 10: Swim Club 10: Stu- dent Council Alt. 10, 11: Track Team 11, CLetterJ: All-City Wind Ensemble 11: All-City Orchestra 11: Drama Club 11: Orchestra 11: Rotary Exchange Scholar in Nybro, Sweden 12: Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9: B.R.B.'s 9: Echo 9: Tennis Club 8, 9: Library Club 7 - 9: lr. High Nat'l Honor Society 8 - 12: Girls' Chorus 8, 9: Basket- ball 9, 1O: Softball 9 V , X TERRIE GROFF Needlecraft Club 9 , DANIEL L. GORDON Flesh 10: Library Club 11: Sr. High Chorus 11, Pep Club 12 12: Swim Club 10 ywv0,fv'x:-Il G E A AQMZHWW IAYNE MARIE GOLD ' ' Goldie' ' Twirling 11, 12: Echo Staff 11g Homeroom Sec. 10 gn. DEBRA ANN GILLEN Howdy Doody Library Club 9, 10: Pep Club 9, 10: Health Career Club 10: Drama Club 11, 12: Yearbook Bus. Staff 12 KIMBERLY ANNE GLOVAS ' 'Kim' ' Pep Club 'I - 9: Nee- dlecraft 8: Jr. High Chorus '7 - 9: Horne- room Pres. 9, 10: S.C. Rep. 11, 12: Girls' Basketball 9 - 12: Jr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 9: Vice Pres. Homeroom 12: Echo Ed.-in-Chief 11: Soph. Hop Dec. and Enter. Com. 11: Yearbook Staff 12: Echo Staff 7, 8, 11, 12: Colorguard 10 - 12: Sr. Wall Com. 12: Wilson Day 10, 11 P00-f'v'NJ--Q d SANDRA KAY GIMBAR ' 'Sandy' ' Varsity Cheerleading JAMES GODSHALK 11, 12: Soph. Hop y fu lgfrishmf m Cnom' 9 Coin In rom ec ' fig Eir,f ,n,, DEBRA FRINDT Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9 moan:-LCD 'QDMQ 3-Qfwelf PATTY Fmarz Wrestling Mgr. 8 12: Yearbook Bus Staff 12g Prom Pro and Fav. Com. 11g Trainer CStudentJ 10 MARK FRANKENFIELD CHRISTOPHER FLANNERY WILLIAM LEE FRANK B111 DONALD FORRER Track 8g Vo-Tech Football 105 Basker- Masonry 10 - 12 ball 9, 10 IOANNE MARTHA FLAGLER IO Swim Team: Riding Club 5 WAYNE FISHER Golf 9 - 12, Capt. 10, 11: Class Pres. 10 - 125 J.V. Basketball 10g Yearbook Staff 125 Activity Ed. 125 Stu- dent Council 8, 9, Ir. High Pres.5 Honor Society 8 - 12 SHARON FISCHER Band 8 - 12, Sec. 125 Ir. High Band '7 - 95 Orchestra 11, 125 Library 9, 103 Jr. High Chorus 7 - 95 Leather Club 10 S3 'iw 'Pri L Joanne Haag and Jim Karasiewicz, the most school spirited seniors, are literally wrapped up in their work . RAH ! Duh ! - X SUSAN MAY FISHER llsuefl Jr. High Chorus 9: B.R.B.'S 9: l.V. Cheerleader 9: Pep Club 9: Warriorettes 10: Leather Craft Club 105 Prom Dec. Com. 115 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Twirler 11, 12g Sr. Wall Com. 125 Jr. High Chorus 7 - 95 Needle Craft Club 7, 85 Drama Club 125 Yearbook Art Staff 12 CINDY FALCONE I know you're in there! JANE FABIAN Bandg Tennisg Riding Club: Library Club: Chorus: Pep Clubg Swim Club: Softball Mgr.g Track Mgr. SCOTT EVELAND l'y'X4D ft tf'Q di MARK F. EISENHARD nljasevr Varsity Football: Var- sity Wrestlingg Varsity Trackg Student Coun- cil Rep. Rapunzel! Rapunzel! - Wait a minute! This could be a scene out of a fairy tale but actually it's Chris Timmer and Lori Catanzaro, our longest haired seniors really letting their hair down. No, I won't give you back VALERIE ANN EICHLIN B. B. Hockey Mgr. your thermome- ter . Guy earns his title of most artistic by painting the cam pus room walls . BRIAN ALAN DRAKE Ir. High Basketball 9: I.V. Baseball 9, 10 , Qifliilff i:ff2f2..zl.. Zzs 'E E. -5.1. W Rin .-12,. ' ' i::.Q.f,:ff?i?f 2 sam,-:gf-L Apart :fs t 2 : . -:gem s .1 gf it mg, Y D 1 I at .2 . 1- .ziifgy K ss Si'm:?ll1lt L: K-Ngfvw-516 DEBORAH IAYNE DEAN B. B. Jr. High Shop Club 9, 10: Class Treas. 9: Band 10: Warriorette 10 LISA DiLORENZO I lLil I Ir. High Nat'l Honor Soci- ety 8, 9: Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9, Pres. 9: B.R.B.'s 8, 9: Sr. Band 8 - 12, Vice Pres.: Jr. High Band 7 - 9: Orches- tra 7 - 12: Sr. High Chorus 10 - 12, Sec.-Treas.: Wil- sonaires 11, 12: Tennis Club 7 - 12: Girls' Tennis Team 10 - 12: Softball Team 9: Needlecraft 7 - 9: Echo News Staff 9 - 11: Dist. Orchestra 10 - 12: Sr. Nat'l Honor Society 10 - 12: Yearbook Staff 11, 12: Stu- dent Council 7 - 10: Ir. High Student Council 7 - 9: Class Treasurer 10 - 12: Vice Pres. Jr. High Student Council 9: Girls' Chorus 9, 10: Y.E.A. 11: Prom Dec. Com. 11: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: King and Queen Com. 11: Costume Com. St. High Play 11 DAVID JOHN DiVENTURA 1 lDavev I Student Council Alt. 7: Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9: B.R.B.'s 8. 9: Freshman Football 9: Sr. High Chorus 10 - 12: Basketball Man- ager 10: Sr. Nat'l Honor Society 10 - 12: Wilsonaires 10 - 12: Homeroom Pres. 11, 12: Yearbook Ed.-in-Chief 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Prom Dec. Com. 11: Drama Club 11, 12: Sr. Play 11: Prom Inv. Com. 11: Wilson Day 11. 12: Sr. Wall Com. 12: Ski Club 12: Conces- sion Stand 11 fer-M CHRIS R. DAWSON I IDU' I Chess Club 7 - 11 BARBARA S . DECK Barb, Deckie Ir. High Nat'l Honor Society 9: Homeroom Sec. 9: Homeroom Treasurer 10: Pep Club 7 - 9: Tennis Club 9, 11: Echo Staff 8, 9: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Twirling 10 - 12: Student Council 11, 12: Ir. Prom Dec. Com. and Plan. Com. 11: Yearbook Staff 12: Head Major- ette in Twirling LOUISE MARIE CRIVELLARO Yearbook Staff 10 , 'UIQ' GLORIA DAVIS Student Councilg Homeroom Sec . il Il' I K 12 Q , ,.,. 1 wxotfwvna dt BENNIE CRIVELLARO Football 9 - 11 B.R.B.'s9 ff Wg, .A gy -- im' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ,WMA CHARLES JAMES CRIVELLARO I I I ! Footballg Baseball 1 f if JAMES CYPHERS Footballg Track: Bas- ketball LEWIS JOSEPH CRITELLI Lew Jr. High Chorus 9: Ir. High Nat'1 Honor Society 9g Sr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 10 - 12g Homeroom Pres. 105 Swim Club 105 Chess Club 9 - 12: Tennis Team 10, 12g Volleyball 119 Year- book Staff 12: Prom Inv. Corn. 11 DEBRA ANN CONOVER Needlecraft Club 11 sat .',,' - , ,. H : Q, .1-1.,6i,? '. :k'f':95iQ, hv. ' f, + -at LQ:fz?f.:v:' : . 'lwff , 'L' .g ,,fcgg::1gawfm 5- - Saw - . - s L,,x,LQ1L,,L Q LLVT 3 W.: ,., EE!il5Lef?1 , 51. . DONALD CLAUS TERRY LYNN COFFMAN Knock Knock' ' Riding Club 10, 11: Drama Club 11, 12: Sr. Play 11: Yearbook Staff 12 I AMES COLEY Basketball 9, 10g Stu- dent Council 9: W .I . P. Ed . 12: Weight Club 12 LORRAINE M . CATANZARO Ill'-'Orin Twirling 10 - 12g Band 8 - 12: Jr. High Band 7 - 9: Ir. High Chorus 8, 9: Riding Club 93 Pep Club 7 - 9: Y-Teens 105 Soft- ball 9: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10: Year- book Staff 123 Nat'l Honor Society 9, 11, 12 g,,- gygi ANNETTE KAY CLEWELL ' 'Net Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9: Ir. High Band 7 - 9: Girls' Shop Club 9: Riding Club 10: Sr. Band 8 - 12: Mgr.. Wrestling Manager, Wrestling Manager 11. 12 ATHLEEN ANN CANTREL Kathy r. High Chorus 9g oph. Hop Dec. omg. 10: Colorguard 0 - 12: Student ouncil 115 Prom ec.Com. 11 W W ffh Kmgfw QV PAULA CASCIOLI Jr. Honor Society 8, 9: B.R.B.'s '7 - 99 Echo staff '7 - 125 Ir. High Chorus '7 - 9g Pep Club 11: Prom Dec. Com. 11g Soph. Hop Enter. 10 MARK D . CAMPBELL Band 9 - 12, Pres. 12: Chorus 9 - 12: Tennis Team 11, 125 Stage Band 9 - 12g Wilso- naires 10 - 12g Orchestra 11. 12: Ir. High Chorus 9 GARY WAYNE BUCKMAN Football 10 - 12, Capt. 12: Baseball 10 KATHRYN ELIZABETH CARTISANO ' ' Kathy' ' Jr. High Chorus '7 - 9: Pep Club 8, 9g Library Club 8, 9: Girls' Shop 8:11. High Band '7 - 9: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10 'hr' JAMES BURTON BREWER Jim, ' 'Jimbo' ' Band 9 - 123 Riding Club 10: B.R.B.'s 9 rvxgfxjvsl. Cl DAVID M. BORDER Dave DIANE BENNER Girls' Field Hockey 10, 11 MICHELE MARIE BERTOLINO Bert Colorguard 10 - 12 Student Council Alt 9: Pep Club 10: Soph Ho Dec Com 10: p . . Ir. Prom Dec. Com 11 RICHARD LEE BENNINGER MR-.I-ch,n llDiCkvv Track 9: Basketball 10: Baseball 11. 12: Soccer 11, 12: Wres- tling 11, 12 ROBERT BRUCE BOND IR. v vB0'b , 1 1 Bonds Soccer 9 - 12: Track 7 - 12: Student Coun- cil 9 - 12: Ski Club 10 - 12: Jr. Honor Soci- ety 9 GREGORY ALLEN BENDER Basketball 9: Golf 9 - 12, Capt. 11: Ir. High Chorus 9: Vol- leyball 10 DORCAS HELEN BECK llDOIkuu Jr. High Nat'l Honor Society 8, 9: Sr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 10 - 129 Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 105 Jr. Prom Dec. Com. 11: Jr. High Chorus 7 - 95 Sr. High Mixed Cho- rus 10 - 12g Librarian: Echo Layout Ed. 125 Yearbook Sr. Editor 12g Concession Stand 11g Pep Club 7 - 9: Needlecraft Club '7 , 8 JEFF I . BARTHOLOMEW I I , V l Timber Freshman Football: Varsity Football: Var- sity Wrestling WALTER A . APPLEGATE wan Freshman Football 95 I.V. Baseball 10 BARBARA HELEN BANKO ' 'Barb' ' lvBaIbn Pep Club 9: Color- guard 10 - 12: Soph. Hop Dec. Com. 10 Student Council Alt . 10 STEPHEN EDWARD AUERBACH ' ' Cupcake Wrestling THOMAS ANDERSON Tom-Tom' ' Chorus 9 , 10 . 12: B.R.B.'s 9: Cross Country 11 . 12: Leather Carving 10 SUSAN AMY Sue Ir. High Nat'1 Honor Society 9: Jr. High Chorus 7 - 9: Pep Club '7 - 9: Home- room Treas. 103 Echo 105 Warriorettes 10 - 12, Capt. 12g Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 12 LYNN MARIE ACKERMAN Ack Chess Club 10 - 125 Sr. High Nat'1 Honor Society 11, 123 Drama Club 11, 125 Yearbook Bus. Staff 11, 12: Yearbook Staff 125 Sr. Play Cast 113 Jr. High Chorus 99 Echo Staff 11g Library Club 9 bf in, WILLIAM ADAMS Riding Club 9 RANDY LEIDY 5 X Rs, Bob McWilliams, and Chris Mentesana, our class clowns, poke fun into the ears of J. Harry Dew. CA1so his eyes, nose, mouth, etc.J And the winners are 1. Hey, honey - do you want to crawl in my locker for the rest of today? 2. It's open season on teachers. I'm gonna get me a few. 3. Scott Johnson and Jayne King, our cur- liest headed seniors, may look like they- 've been electricuted but really it's just ' 'natural' ' . 4. FILL it up with regular! 5. Setting up for their concert, Sue Lesh and Mark Campbell, our most musical duo, get their act together. 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WI - T N,-v -.,,.f ' o N 410 'I 'Ny . I E 7--i b ily' Ii- CL fyigw TJ- ' ' 1Lnl4AfA.GiVfw ,, E X H 'N I Q., - Dfw M M jmiw Q I-MJ ,MR ,5 A B 1-I K, I X Qxf ggi X4 t I' JJ? , ,QM A ' .. - , ww Tw-QMQ X 4 00' awk 5 X W X VOMQK Q X 'b . l1 ' I 4 Q ix MKWN ' Jug? LJ X ULEGHTE gjfq Cgarjl-QQ - 9 Z? s 5O6,llS0,vp JUNIORS AND SDPHOMOREQ SOPH. ADVISORS - Mr. Sokalsky, Mr. Kaye, PRES. - Wagner, V. PRES. - R. Karasiewicz, SEC. - Nancy Moser, TREAS. - T. Pinocchio. JR. ADVISORS - Mrs. Pettit, Mr. Pail, PRES. - S. Koch, V. PRES. - W. Vogel, SEC. - N. Hittinger, TREAS. - C. Blake. 5 , fr' .5 ' I .,,,, .. ROW 1, L. to R.: H. Dawe, D. Bogusky, B. Conover, B. Fairchild, K. Earl, B. Eike, T. DeMenno. ROW 2, L. to R.: W. Eck, J. Fisher, T. Dalrymple, A. Crivellaro, M. Ernst, I. Coyle. ROW 3, L. to R.: I. Curnow, S. Clark, J. Coleman, S. DePew, M. Cowley, R. Dalrymple. MISSING: L. Eichlin. ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Brinker, M. Breiner, M. Becker, I. Cuono, G. Bogari, K. Burnett, C. Allen, D. Cook. ROW 2, L. to R.: C. Blake, A. Bertie, E Bartakovits, G. Berardinucci, J. Bond, I Breidinger, I . Aicher. ROW 3, L. to R.: M. Bellis, P. Casciole L. Casciole, J. Agnew. MISSING: T. Bohn, M. Deemer, J. Ciritella, W. Ballek, I. Bachman, D. DaVanzo, C. Brinker, J. Bray. . if I .aff Y B awp. 78 2551 51? lfg..5:5.f Q5 ii-3395 fix' S ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Hart. T. Forsyth, T Hawk, T. Glessner, K. Gerhart, D. Glovas, P. Grucela, L. Gellock. ROW 2, L. to R.: C. Hineline, K. Hoskins, I. Hartzell, B. Holena, R. Henninger, M. Golden, S. Happel, D. Gulick, L. Farber. ROW 3, L. to R.: D. Heckman, M. Gable, R. I-lenn, G. Flagler, L. Hamilton, T. Gruver, D. Grucela, I . Ingraffea. MISSING: C. Hodge. Lili 5 9.1, gg W' ' 1? sf' 55' 1 if , ...,. 1, F F s f ,. L. if .,f,. X Q , . 1 Q .3 , ' si? w Q -1 1. . . : Y , 1 Q f 1 , , ' 1 53 . - . it , V , I 'Y .pr Q, 2 , 5 af? ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Nehme, W. Miller D. Mostow, C. Mazza, C. Mendall, M McCarthy, C. Meuser, V. Nolasco ROW 2, L. to R.: A. Oberman, T Noble, D. McAuliffe, C. O'Reil1y, W Marx, D. Medellin, V. Massis, R. Moser, R. Parr ROW 3, L. to R.: S. Mangino,J Mulford, H. Ostrander, J. Miller, J Mendres, R. Nixon, M. McGowan, J Marcellus, B. R. Mease, I. Matthews, B iijlgiitlg II- -i 71 Q 2-. QQ. . ,, -r,,- , g A My 5 : Parker. MISSING: C. Nuttall, S. Miller. 5 K ifififf Q if fel? Q A V l A L Q . 5 Q, ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Hofschild, R. Keller, D. Jones, N. Hittinger, S. Hoover, C. Lesh, K. Kichline, S. Koch. ROW 2, L. to R.: A. LaDuca, R. Klingerman, D. Long, D. Hunt, M. Hunt, S. Manieri, S. Lewis, S. Koshy, D. Lewis. ROW 3, L. to R.: I. Kline, R. E. Jones, I. Loh, I. Loughner, K. Kessler, J. Malachowski, T. Iunglas, T. Mack, B. Kelly. 9 2 ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Rush, M. Ritter, C. Principato, S. Patino, J. Powell, D. Ruch, P. Plotts. ROW 2, L. to R.: J. Riggs, R. Robinson, F. Pavlick, M. Singley, D. Raub, M. Reiss, A. Rice. ROW 3, L. to R.: G. Sportelli, T. Raub, L. Snyder, M. Pratt, B. Serfass, E. Polgardy, R. Smith, N. Sanabria. MISSING: S. Sheetz, B. Scheirer. fi '-4,-, V . A Y mfs? 'V 552371.14 3. f ' 1' , 'li W 5 r . , Q,-5: .. K. ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Shimer, H. Smith, K. Walter, L. Strause, D. Trusz, D Voletto , T . Werkheiser . ROW 2, L. to R.: P. Spirko, E. Snyder C. Seip, W. Vogel, A. Vigilianti, J Trinchere , T . Wenner . ROW 3, L. to R.: T. Yohn, R. Troxell M. Trusz, T. Tarsi MISSING: J. Wagner, C. Tamborelli, S Sheetz 3: 2 . ' . 1 In if , F ........ xp. . , , . .55 -S. L ' '1-'.Q,,, . sg g ,. . ,, ' gf' , .. J J- fm . Qi 5 '-5' .fa I ., ,,,, W . . Q, ' Q . . J ..-. - , .,. ...Q . f, .If . . el lcv V R f 5.9. . 151925 fig an H I 2- :sf 5 . . 15 Q, -5 , Q f jd f LV jifg' . -ix 4 ..,. 5. . . 4 Q ,fa .5 4 Q :'k- if ,, . E af, f dak .1 .1, 2 f' ' , my ffff Af ,U . . ! .A L jg 'X ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Ernst, M. Dugas, M. Gibbs, D. Griffin, D. Fetterman, D. Godlewski, T. Finocchio, C. DiLorenzo. ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Foss, K. Fabian, K. Fehnel, K. Gabor, B. Hagenbuch, J. Crivellaro ROW 3, L. to R.: K. Hank, B. Grube, J. DeLabar, K. Frankenfield, J. Haag, K. DeWalt, H. Evans. . 3, 1-5, ., , , 4-..,,...,.... .,.....y...1 g 5,5 a gh 'S ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Coles. M. Agusta. D. Derr, T. Demel, P. Derr, L. DeGroff, S.,Cochios, D. Barr, T. Black ROW 2, L. to R.: M. Anderson, B. Burn, M. Beck, P. DeLong, T. Cartazena, J. Readington. ROW 3, L. to R.: S. Auerbach, P. Bertolino. T. Craig, I. Barr, J. Cartisano, R. Bardikovitz, P. Corriere. . is 9 ROW 1, L. to R.: C. Kandl. L. Heller S. Kraus, L. Kadar, N. Keeler, B. Huff S. Hoover, M. Haring I u ROW 2, L. to R.: T. Jones, R. Karasiewicz, P. Johnson,pC. Gurji, R. , Howey, C. Kelly, I. Harvey ROW 3, L. to R.: J. Harris, I. Hart, W Hunt, E. I-Iarling, C. Kraemer, R. James , C . Harvey rg ..-uv W, 1 f. W 5 'A S . 31:5 . 1 ' 1 ' -' . n W , Eu , 35 3 Ji' '11, f 4, 'H if Q, . 2 1 7 Z Y 1 f : I Q ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Nuhfer, L. Ramunni K. Rawson, N. Sanabria, L. Powell, B Noble, D. Pettie, S. PaHi ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Oren, T. Rogers, H Premus, C. Rogers, P. Pratt, A. Roscioli T. Saxe, C. Ott, I. St. Clair ROW 3, L. to R.: K. Pagani, R. Pacchioli R. Rawson, J. Pelliciotta, J. Repsher, G Poirier, K. Rittenhouse, J. Ritter rf 5 ' Eel-1' 2 2- fs was 512' Me f f if . , 1, , ff, 'Lil ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Lynch, J. Kutas, N. Moser, A. Lean, R. Malin, K. Middlekauff, I. Morris, M. Miller. ROW 2, L. to R.: L. Maynard, B. Minnick, K. Markle, L. Mangino, T. Mostow, J. Lee, I. Litschauer. ROW 3, L. to R.: A. Melchert, I. Makos. M. McWilliams, P. McGinnis, S. Hoffman, D. Little, K. Love. -' . ., - . ' ' 1 . Q +A' gr , K5 EQ 1 .A - :N ' ' 2 1. H ia..-f 2 :wp a '-., mi, . . es: 12, war 93331 f F 5, . - A .. .-1.3. ,gf , jf ,rg .. ,I N 2 5 ha ,Q Q 1. :'f,.,.2f 3 A-Ag 1 2 -4 1, .5 'Q V f , f A 5 ,J f... 3t'.-3 1 1' Y' . - - . ,'- .gy f :' V.-.f z . M 1 t ,., L , Q wi 7 : 5? E R 4 X ,. A Ai . ,, M., 3. . , .,, I -tif ROW 1. L. to R.: A. Wenner, S. Young, N. Strizeski , ROW 2. L. to R.: C. Wolfe D. Young, B. Wagner, P. ROW 3,-L. to R.: M. Young, D. Timberman, R. Trapani , M Wentzell , L . J . Zelinsky . , K. Wagner Weidner, C Weidner . Yankowy , B Williams , T Tarsi . ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Somyk, N. Smereczynsky, V. Solt, K. Synder, S. Scartoli, E. Stoelzle, S. Snyder. ROW 2, L. to R.: K. Sterner, T. Scafer P. Saloky, T. Serfass, T. Scott, R. Shannon. ROW 3, L. to R.: L. Stull, I. Roscioli, T. Shafer, J. Sardina, I. Shafer, B. Stout, S. Statler. ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Morris, L. Benninger, M. Donatelli, M. Vincent, K. Haney, T. Duffy, T. Keeler. ROW 2, L. to R.: B. Weidner, J. Hartman, R. Young, M. Miller, I. Trusz, B. Navarre, T. Cartagena, R. Keller, I . Darlington. ROW 3, L. to R.: J. Bruneio, H. White, R. Trumbauer, I. Embardino, S. Brown H. Best, T. Vincent, G. Poirier, M. Trapani. 1 - ,,, ,. Z I I ,, . , , rea? F 5:1 E' ' . ' - ,5 3 K N , , y A 9 si' ROW 1, Left to Right: G. Crotsley, M. Deemer, R. Fern, C. Farber, L. Diehl, S. Cumow, C. Doran, A. Flagler. ROW 2, L. to R.: J. Craig, W. Duffy, D. Fisher, D. Emanuel, M. Cron, D. Cantrel, R. DeMenno. ROW 3, L. to R.: M. Eichlin, F. DiLorenzo, E. Force, D. Conover, M. Evans, R. Fedio, I. Cowley. 51,5 , L' 1. L-W.. ,. -A - 3 I .,,., ' ,,. T51-lztfgls' al in :w, W az PA :f.i.,.'i x , Q. Efgffj 3: f f -M . -I ,,,.. f 'A , K I S.. W 1 1 - 1 ' . , A . ' .iw 'C f:' , 1 f ' 55 in .. ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Crivellaro, R. Butto, T. Clark, C. Brazinski, G. Applegate, M. Anderson, V. Border, T. Bertolino. ROW 2, L. to R.: A. Brown, K. Coyle, G. Bachman, S. Alvin, R. Chaggar, L. Buscemi, R. Brown, R. Behler, F. Brandau, G. Bellman. ROW 3, L. to R.: M. Adams, D. Brower, B. Bennett, D. Allen, R. Beishline, D. Berger, S. Border, A. Allen, P. Boylan, S. Barr. ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Hartung, C. Heckman J. Frick, K. Gerhart, D. Heiselmeyer, D. Gulick, R. Hoover, L. Helm. ROW 2, L. to R.: N. Hanni, D. Hodge, B. Foulk, M. Jezic, E. Hunt, M. Kelley, K. Helm, J. Jopling, P. Johnson. ROW 3, L. to R.: J. Hoye, R. Keiper, T. Gable, D. Hanlon, R. Hunter, W. Ingraffea, S. Hoffman, D. Groff, J. Jones ROW 1, L. to R.: C. Mease, M. Miller L. Medellin, C. Kuhn, M. Moore, W Marinelli, L. Mazza, E. Mangino ROW 2, L. to R.: M. Mastellar, K Kessler, C. Moore, W. Mueller, Y Loebsack, K. Lilly, M. Koplin, T Lambert, S. Koshy ROW 3, L. to R.: C. Little, K. Love, M Lawrence, C. Lander, J. Kraus, B Lesher, W. Lamb, W. McAuliffe, R. LaDuca, D. Lesh 535555. ROW 1, L. to R.: I. Stoelzle, K. Trinchere, K. Stout, P. Siedt, I. Saylor, A. Singer, L. Strauss. ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Shulka, B. Richards, R. Seiple, C. Stem, K. Scheetz, D Sebring, G. Shupe ROW 3, L. to R.: R. Roth, M. Schneider, A. Reighn, S. Rutt, M. Schaffer, I Smith, S. Race, W. Reiss V, .H Y.. ,,.: . - M, .- . ' rf' J- rr.. . V.. w 1. I 1 , if 13, 1. H. s S 9? ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Rir1ghoff,L.Oddo S. Mulitsch, T. Roe, K. Munford, C. Nodoline, C. Principato, K. Muretta. ROW 2, L. to R.: D. Nitchkey, I. Pope. D. Roskilly, F. Robison, S. Reed, D. Sandt, D. Nolasco, H. Pritchard. ROW 3, L. to R.: G. Phillips, S. Miller, F. Morris, M. Mulford, E. Meuser, M. Miller, C. Oberman, R. Nagy. -Ms. ff'-Q i- V s f ' ' 4,1 - if 31 N 1,3.f'i ff 1.1. , W it ff g W K if f 43. Qt ,. ,, '7 , 7 1. .ix Q ,. ,if .fy J. ,Ig ,W ' 5 ,L+ 'K ' .Yff5,,5Qlf'f'7i W W ,. Q ,.,,,, k,, , ik: ' 41: ,sf-W' il ,Mufti Q in ' - .N . ., ,, .Q ., ,. f ww. , 1 nw. r 'F-.tix 1, , rs gr QSO!! 5' F 5 ki ., ' .af Us ...A- 1, ,.. . wr -.4 in ROW 1, L. to R.: M. VanHorn, B. Woodring, D. Werkheiser, J. Weaver, C Young, T. Forsythe, E. Dimmig. ROW 2, L. to R.: C. Walter, B. Szmodis, N. Vanhorn, B. Winkler, D. Young, C Unangst, T. Tlumac, I. Wismer, D Vandergrift . ROW 3, L. to R.: R. Walter, D. Walter, D. Wirth, K. Weidner, I. Terlesky, I Weslock, K. Vincent, B. Stem MISSING: H. Yoworski 11:1 ,nf . 3 . ga. , as 3 . .. fy: ef.-.ac : 'Mn . .,..f aww 4 B, AAAA' 1.5 f. .. , Q, M.. .--fe. ' l. an , E K Q ff? I WY '52 ROW 1, L. to R.: B. Eck, S. Hoover, D Mostow, M. Breiner, J. Simmonetta, G Ricker , R . Henn . ROW 2, L. to R.: B. Wagner, S Ostrander, B. Seese, M. McGowan, I Mendres. J. Malachowski, T. Solliday R. Henninger, T. Mack x fs ' ' ROW 1, L. to R.: A. Bieber, S. DeMenno, L. Visneski, S. Shaffer, M. Diehl, I. Frantz, P. Shruntz. ROW 2, L. to R.: P. Saylor, R. Young. D. Vanwhy, M. Weidner, T. Walters. T. Iunglas, R. Claus, S. Miller. MISSING: B. Haycock, L. Micheal, C. Force, K. Leidy. . . L, '-lil W- -M 3, . ' . - -, QQQQUD F w 6 . ,ff EFERT5 Q-diimg OPPONENT E Burg Solehl Bangor Pahs Catty S3118 Naz THEY WARRIOR - Jim Karaslewlcz 5 .A MANAGERS - L. Rice, B. Bogarl B Frankenfleld T TEAM PHYSICIAN Dr Laubach Scartoli, N. Hanni, S. Walmsly ul' Rrddled with injuries from the outset of S63- son, the Wilson football team struggled to stay alive. Gary Buckman, last year's thousand yard rusher, was out for the season with a knee injury. No one expected the Warriors to pro- duce very much without him. However, to their great team spirit and great coaching they stuck together and overcame their handi- caps. Hamilton and Crivellaro filled the back- field and produced a powerful one-two punch up the middle. Unfortunately, the offense was 44 long time . a little inexperienced and they didn't gel until the middle of the season. Unlike the offense, the defense was very experienced. The defense which was the backbone of the team, kept the games close until the offense could get it together. This team didn't have many supers- tars. They were just average players that, with great determination and pride, put together one of the best seasons that Wilson has had for a Doug WAR! V Iv .-:f ' K 'A f.: .. . aff' - ' ,. - ' ' J. f, 1 357 'f',,. W2 1-g' , g f - 1 2 . 51-f ,,,-- AW-1L E ' ', 7'- , LL,, W M , Vp 3 , .. ' 1 -J, f Q af A mf - f i 5 PM ., , fax ss . ..... e- 4, fa, 5 l n V' f . .. , . If R 545 V 2 .iff I kg. Y K -K - , , F iw 4 . , i -f ' ' Tj an , A ' 'a if- '.f ' - ' : . W . . , I , fq, 'ff ' i i 1 1.74. f . . ' 1... ,Q f H ig' . 1:2 V .. . A ,t if I it 1, A ! f K. , Y .. V A pa W .,,. ,ya .R .... 1 . ,, A- -5. . ' X A Z.. vp u p at ! V 3 fly. , . Hx U , V. -N g jg I , . ' . K Q., A wg k , .-, I 3: ,J vu wr V, k - 5 , l I .A w i 1 .1 M. if . ., .. in , VK .WV . 'L1- ROW 1, L. to R.: W. Durham, J. Romano, N. VanHorn, R. LaDuca, I. Smith, D. Nelasco, A. Allen, M. Yankowy, P. Saloky, B. Smodis, P. Boylan, M. Layton. ROW 2, L. to R. Coach Creveling, B. Lockner, E. Meuser, H. Yaworski, R. Keller, T. Gable, D. Allen, M. McWilliams, E. Force, R. Beishline, S. Brown, L. Kraus, T. Spencer, Coach Kaye ROW 3, L. to R.: S. Hoffman, D. Hanlon, W. McAuliffe, J. Shafer, T. Cartagena, W Lamb, B. Wagner, J. Pelliciota, P. Bertilino, D. Conover, H. Pritchard. ws? .5 ROW 1: P. Boylan, R. LaDuca, D. Nolasco, A. Allen, I. Smith, B. Symodis. ROW 2: Coach Kaye, Manager Bogari, E. Force, T. Gable, E. Meuser, H. Yanorski, N. Van- Horn, Coach Creveling, Manager Cascioli. ROW 3: D. Conover, D. Allen, S. Hoffman, L. Kraus, W. McAuliffe, W. Lamb. Congratulations to the Freshman Football Team for one helluva season. They were the first team in Wilson's history to go undefeated and unscored upon. Learning the system that Wilson uses was not an easy task for these future stars. However, they adapted quicklyg and with a lot of pride, great coaching, and a little luck, produced a team that will be remembered at Wilson for a long time. We can only wish you more of the same success in the future . J.V. WE OPPONENT THEY 0 N . D . 18 0 E-Burg 6 O So . Lehi 24 0 Bangor 16 6 Palisades 34 6 Catty . 13 16 S . V . 18 22 P . A . 0 14 Salis . 6 0 Naz . 22 FRESHMEN WE OPPONENT THEY 8 Naz . O 28 Palis . 0 6 Catty 0 46 E-Burg 0 28 Bangor 0 36 S . V . 0 What's your handle? Siamese Twins! SOCCER fe.. 1 4, '4 . ,A .h ' rf. ssmons Rich Benninger Bob Bond WE OPPONENT THEY ROW 1, L. to R.: G. Young, Mgrs. B. Reiss, C. Weidner, T. Tarsi, M. Golden, D. Young R. Young, R. Karaseiwicz, M. Eichlin, S. Rutt, K. Weidner. ROW 2, L. to R.: R. Ben ninger, L. Weidner, S. Schaffer, D. Leiby, B. Bond. R. Hart, D. Miller, C. Weaver, C Young , Coach Benner . SCORES 1 Easton 3 1 Emmaus 2 0 Palisades 2 ' Stroudsburg S' Salisbury s Solehi E Saucon Valley v Delaware Valley . .- Palisades Stroudsburg Salisbury Solehi Saucon Valley Rick Hart Dave Leiby fffjijr Gee your hair smells terrific! After a disappointing 1-8 start, the Warrior Soccer team rallied to win three of their last four matches to finish 4- 9-0 overall and 4-6-0 in league play. The Warriors were 1-4 in the first half of league play and allowed eighteen goals while scoring only eight themselves. The second half showed a marked improve- ment with Lhe record moving to 3-2 while allowing only ten goals and collecting twelve. The only losses of the second half were to perennial league champion Palisades 12-19 and to the powerful 1976 champi- onship Saucon Valley team C5-lj. Seniors Dave Miller, Steve Schaffer, Rick Hart, and Rich Benninger accounted for nine- teen of the twenty-three War- rior scores and sixteen assists Cincluding two by Chuck Weaverj. t Dave Miller Steve Schaffer TRI-CAPTAINS - S. Schaffer, D. Leiby, D. Miller with Coach Benner. t l 1 . You've heard of heart transplants, haven't efense was lead by seniors you? hris Young CGoalkeepery, avid Leiby CSweeper Backj, nd fullbacks Lenny Weidner nd Bob Bond. The Colonial League recog- ized the following young en for their outstanding fforts during the 1976 season: The vastly improved Chuck Weaver David Miller CForwardJ lst Team David Leiby CDefenderJ 2nd Team Rick Hart fMid-fieldj 2nd Team Steve Schaffer CMid-fieldh ' ' Mention Chris Young CGoalkeeperJ Lenny Weidner Mention Mark Golden CDefenderJ Mention Craig Weidner CForwardJ Mention QD was extremely proud of e team progress throughout e season and will greatly iss the talent and leadership f a fine group of senior soccer layers. Coach Benner Bow down to your leader! Chris Young 'X 'N I think I'1l sit this half out. FRONT: Linda Keck, Nan MIDDLE: Wendy Miller, Theresa Glessner, Joanne Haag, Debbie Smith, Colleen Meuser, Joni Walter, Sandy Gimbar. TOP: Renee McCarthy, Wendy Strawn, Kathy Raymond, Barbara Bogari Robin Keller. We ,D K T s YEL! . 'Z' -2 ,. We'l1 do anything to block a field goal. N. - X .un Nitchkey , CCo-Captainsj . 3 Il C Y N i t c h k e Y Co-Capts. Gwyn Ann Lynch. Kathy Murena, Noble, Jill Weaver Singer, Adele Michelle Agosta Helm. Rose Butto, Leann Rene Somyk. FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Benninger, T. Serfass, L. Mangino, S. Hoover, V. Border, M. Beck, P. Seidt T. Roe, C. Doran. ROW 2, L. to R.: S. Force, T. Bertolino, D. Glovas, S. Schaeffer, S. Happel, S Hoover, W. Marx, S. Hart, K. Wagner, C. Farber, L. Farber, Coach Mellick OPPONENT S.V. P.A. So. Lehi Bangor Palisades Naz. Salis. S.V. Naz. Bangor Catty So Leh1 S3115 Catty Pahsades THEY 1 2 3 6 3 4 2 1 4 4 Hi. I'm Gus Mellick and you're not. MN W l 80 an Us ZW -H W. ,, -:Nj',,. AL i i.. , W M A f A 1 :F 5 M QEW - 4 -G :if W K , Q 5 I Vikki. x ,, ff Q. .M H 5, ,M 5, 1. M :3 1' .W I m .,,, W,-fi , ., A . Q . ., .. ., . W, Wg- KNAW. ,., 5 M. W, wwwj . -mm. my 3 Q 5,1 N. px.- .ng xxx 4 SP' ' I ',... xg, NS, ...f 1 ,..- L63 6 V4 1 M J x CROSS COUNTRY Season Record 4-12 League Record 2-12 SCORES Wilson 15 Notre Dame Wilson 20 East Stroudsburg Wilson 3 I Saucon Valley Wilson 40 Southern Lehigh Wilson 40 Nazareth Wilson 36 Salisbury Wilson 40 Bangor Wilson 33 Palisades Wilson 25 Catasauqua Wilson 37 Saucon Valley Wilson 39 Southern Lehigh Wilson 39 Nazareth Wilson 36 Salisbury Wilson 40 Bangor Wilson 34 Palisades Wilson 26 Catasauqua FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brian Hagenbuch, Robert Smith, Craig Richebacher, Harry Premus, Brooks Minnick, Lou Maynard, Roger Bartakovits. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mike Kaiser, Willy Keeler, Tom Anderson, Marvin George, Bob Nixon, Ed Bartakovits. 2 V 6 3 Tom Anderson Mike Kaiser Mr. Sandt, Torn Anderson, Mike Kaiser, Willy Keeler ' 5 Willy Keeler GOLF Sl So. Lehigh L Y E. Stroudsburg L -,gn Salisbury L Bangor W Pen Argyl L Saucon Valley L So. Lehigh L Nazareth L Pen Argyl L Catasauqua L Bangor T WE THEY Pen Argyle 3 4 Stroudsburg 4 3 Bangor 2 5 Nazareth 5 2 Salisbury 1 6 Saucon Valley 1 6 Bangor 2 5 Nazareth 5 2 Salisbury 3 4 Southern Lehigh 1 6 Southern Lehigh 2 5 GI N Saucon Valley O 7 Pen Argyl 3 4 rings:-,, . . , A A v N rv, A t 5 mafgmufw sf' .544 J M Despite an overall team record of 3-10 , the Racqueteers lost four 4 i .matches by only one game. With the 1-2-3 players all juniors, Coach Sid Segal and Asst. Coach Bev Roberts expect the rebuilding program to create Q a stir in the Colonial League next year. Seniors Brenda Hall, and CCapt.J Lisa DiLorenzo ended their high school career in late October. Those remaining look forward to higher standings with another year of experience behind them. 83 OPP . Q 42 N.D. Lehigh S.V. RRIUQJ5 Q P . A . Naz . Bangor Salis . P . Jervis SoLehi Emmaus Palis . Catty IXRRIU of an fi 4 aa ROW 1, L. to R.: W. Hunt, D. Miller, B. Hartman, B. Minnick, M. Bellis, M. Singley. ROW 2, L. to R.: J. Snyder, D. Leiby, J. Trinchere, B. Nixon, R. Holena, B. Navarre, Coach Ben- ner, B. Vogel. j 1: Bill Hartman SENIORS - B. Hartman, I. Snyder, Coach D. Benner, D. Leiby, D. Miller. ,fr I 1 C WE lm HALF 51-36 47-53 56-59 70-77 61-46 55-62 54-62 59-40 65-69 62-77 59-49 51-60 THEY 2nd HALF 63-44 54-56 43-57 84-60 46-60 59-67 57-55 22 Uk 64-50 at ik 67-54 61-55 Dave Leiby b '-all-....,,. Dave M1116I s hun-....o- . MGRS. - S. Patti, L. Strazewski, J. VanHorn, T. Hawk. Jeff Synder . S , -Nl, Q e as i ' - . 'X '2 ', r , X . , f Ylw WAR1p NRS' 104 En! 52 Although, this year's Varsity Basketball Team started off the year with a few disappointments, the end of the year was much more successful. The Warriors finished off with an average sea- son, but this gratified them for the Playoffs. They went further this year in the playoffs than ever before. Congratulations on an excellent season and Good Luck next year! RI E A fi, OPP. N.D. LeHigh. S.V. P.A. Naz. Bangor SoLehi Enunaus Salis. Palis . Catty VVE lst HALF 46-37 61-48 54-49 56-49 60-43 45-58 72-38 48-63 45-72 60-48 10' it THEY 2nd HALF 60-48 53-44 53-58 45-28 35-37 48-36 50-42 lk XG 37-48 56-47 50-57 F 1 .,tx'l4Sf7,,- 2 - ,: ' .tug 1 .H 3fQ:..:y ,. BASKET- 61. , jwi. -P X' 954 VS? viii . s1W504f WSU' Wifi 'Rfk' SW554' V QL W' W KNEELING: T. Searfoss, C. Kandle, T. Clark, L. Mazza, L. Heller, D. Bogusky, J. Kutas, S. Kraus, T. Pinocchio, E. Snyder, D. Fischer, J. Lee, L. Gellock. STANDING: Mr. Mellick, S. Hoover, L. Mangino, B. Woodring, L. Medellin, D. Griffin, M. Reiss, S. Misero, K. Glovas, R. Seiple, H. Dawe, K. Wagner, C. Rogers, S. Reed, T. Lambert, Ms. Chamberlain. GIRLS' BREAK 3 YEAR STREAK Three years! For three trying years, the Girls' Basketball Team suffered loss after disheartening loss. Never doubting that some day their long-running losing streak would be bro- ken. This year, the glorious year of 1977, that streak was broken, torn down, and smashed in the most emotionally charged game of the season. On January 26, Salisbury was the guest to the first Wilson victory in over fifty games. Coaches Nancy Chamberlain and Gus Mellick never lost faith in the team and knew this year would find Wilson as winners once more. As of this writing, the second half is not yet over, but neither are the victories of the 1977 Wilson High School Girls' Basketball Team . COACHES AND TRI-CAPTAINS - Mr. Mel- lick, Robin Seiple, Kim Glovas, Steph. Misero, Ms. Chamberlain. IN CORNER. L. to R.: SENIORS - Kim Glovas, Robin Seiple, Steph. Misero. 87 IL Kkfldf h , nv i I 14 i PLAYOFF9 AGAIN ff a strong Play offs The Warrlor team won therr frrst game agarnst Catty C72 673 and went on to play Bangor wlnnrng C46 445 Thrs trme the Warrror team met Lerghton and unfortunately came up short C74 613 However Warrlors were not dead yet Later that week they took a trlp to Pottsvrlle to meet Brshop Hafey Although the game was close and the Warrrors fought a tough battle Brshop Hafey proved to be the wrnner f6O 573 The Warrlor s got closer thrs year than rn prevrous years and we expect them to go all the wa next ear' 5' 555341 V' ROW 1, L. to R.: E. Shafer, J. Bartholomew, S. DePew. C. Weaver, J. Bray, K. Sheetz. ROW 2, L. to R.: J. Bruneio, L. Weidner, G. Wieand, C. Young, J. Nolasco, G. Richenbacher, T. Tarsi, Coach M. Purdy. J m x, X ! y 1 , g 7 S ' , -'w ii.. f .4 1-fvn qfxe my .vv,v,'m'. I iris. i g,,:::5:- ,-' ms- gg + 1 ....:t:-13 ,fi gum A . f V' ,Qg'g.-'-N5 ' avr 1115 Q Q, , g, A 5 f 1355 25:12 Ylxleikiggax' gf 'E A 2 ISS?-H5351r5lx'l:w.::::zf2 rgwgfgffji 'ulsrifiiif 2 P wut. ' mtv, Q? t - 1 Ulf!! ' 4 gf t Je ,,. 1 uni 5 ,A W ' lf? wh' W , y ,. ,reerr WRRRWR B 2 2 I 5 2 , ,.,-' 1 , 3 . CO-CAPTAINS - Chris Young, Jim Nolasco, Coach Malcolm Purdy. MGRS. - ROW 1. L. to R.: C. Gurgi. A. Brown, L. Kadar. ROW 2, L. to R.: A. Clewell, P. Fretz. OPPONENT Notre Dame Pocono Mt THEY Pen Argyl The 1976-77 Wilson High School Mat Rats finished the season with a 7-1-8 school meet record. This record in no way shows the strains and hardships that each individual wrestler went through. Captains Jim Hackettstown Stroudsburg So Lehigh Easton Nazareth Palisades Emmaus Salisbury Catasauqua Whitehall Parkland WE 21 27 30 , 16 17 Soucon Valley 38 29 22 23 Bangor 25 32 22 24 27 21 . ' 30 12 46 54 ' 26 30 ' 22 22 20 34 Nolasco and Chris Young sparked enthusiasm in all their fellow wres- tlers. Each individual record was more than the school meet records can show. Three of the wrestlers advanced into the AA State Champion- ships. They were Jim Nolasco, - 129, - Tony Tarsi - 105, Jeff Bartholo- mew at Heavyweight. Congratulations to the team for a fine season. ff' 'Hill Q !0 'v Q. if f 1 SENIORS J Earl Shafer as H1 .. , A ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Koplin, R. Bartokovitz, K. DeWalt, D. Lewis, I. Barr, D. Worth, P. Saloky. ROW 2, L. to R.: Coach Purdy, R. Behler, D. Tarsi, N. Van!-Iorn, S. Rutt, J. Pope, B. Reiss, Coach Nolasco. OPP. N.D. Poc. Mt S.V. P.A. Bangor Hacker Stroud. SoLehi Easton Naz. Palis. Emmaus Salis. 1 Catty W. Hz. 1 Park. 1 Ek wi? ' 5 iss ES fl KY? Fmmmmffw Nh 'mx - V v , V . , . ii 4 . X 2 5 N. t 'Z 1 . 1 ' , .v x 5, , 2 . 'TA ' ' A .X J Q 'avi ' , T' A , ' 4-w . - l H 4 Yip H ' NA -X View X V, .W i . 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English MR. MILTON KELCHNER, Math MR. MARLIN KLINGER, Biology MR. FRANK KUNA, Latin and History Wifi If AMF- CU 1 ,,, A -w 1 ,' 'A ix xi , f ff, ,if , Xx- ? - Rf S . Y' fx-4 gui .. ,w' ' Ed X gvipf V' f f Q- -r:.,13'.Q- A, ggiggzu. ' L ' - .-,QM-uf b-Q., ,rw - - H - - ,..- .ff ,Q-ry X., M . ,. ,iw AA: A , 'W N '91 . :tw .Hi W. if, .1 A 54 -r -M Ar , M 1Q1ISA2L6Q4meSiMS5555Q2w2iZ5Qif2Ez1H5s45w2L3Qiw7.ss2is4H4i9ff.if.!'A,.!LsAzSSM siQ3lfE,M1mQ2igf,if i ft ef.fW-fm-lIiwgrffszisfili?SagWwwfsgams?uK22s21iasiw9i2sWe?mi?5'M:9tsw5Li0Li::2msf,sfwfifsikf525.-:Lf :Lf,z5.J:wz.z:,f4i,1 1 :wifff,521ff--x,.Q1,gt1viZfsffffifsxsf4413am,sziiiwwfxmas593453:sum?LgQ1we5,.4Qg5wgffsifmmmgQ:.w,fXf'3::,gm,wy5 misgpzaffAvqqgmqsgegqg,gggggigafggsggyggwgggfggwggifgs ,ls 100 1. MR. THOMAS REESE, Indus. Arts 2. MR. HAROLD REPPERT, Indus. Arts 3. MR. THOMAS REICHARD Math and Science 4. MR. MICHAEL REYDA, Science 5. MISS BEVERLY ROBERTS , Music -dr,,,,,...,--'-'- 1. MR. ROBERT ROTH. Business 2. MRS. NAOMI SMITH Special Education 3. MR. ROBERT SANDT Math 4. MR. SIDNEY SEGAL, English gm ay .A QW . E v a:...,,,.,,-ff 'Zta-. ,V 5 Y. xx, 1' Aww wg Nr fe Jw gg www fr M., N N, 1. Z Q x 9' I . Y A iv f xewxyff ia uf- ' A' A 3 zVx'-' I - -W- 'W ff' l-I , MF E 5 0 fp 0 gf f' Q - .-?.---' rf -lv FT- . ' 0 .- 104 f tv, . , , Via v ,y ffk? i i knfr D. BARRY MILLER, Superintendent JAMES MATTHEWS, Assistant Principal 'irrit- SHIRLEY DEEMER, Secretary CARLTON BERGER, Principal af-nr 'WL 'Y , -,Q is GERRY WALTERS, Secretary LEE PALMER, Business Secretary ,W -icxi.. I D I mi MI XQXXX 'X Q xxx ix - Q XXX .I gf 5 JUDD HALL U-f ANN SCHIRO , Nurse in ,v Z 1 L ff I it N H ... , NL 51 LORRAINE STEUBER We LINDA GRIFFIN, Guidance Secretary 105 as-r fi ,L 7 Q N., an S J Wm Ziyzllifwisivil,?2M,rI1ML4f1,iq A xv,-mS11a?se1rQs'11 W9 2 iwfwiisfw,-'54Q .,.ff.:g m.g.v:wwggega5--1,,' -.avzwzff-':w'wi 'zz :,:wsaf,pn f fx . - v , vf1l12'7'fPi z.m.fiz,'bi, T JA,Af,,,fw W:--1 F- fLww1iwX fi . 1 , . .QM ,ugfsIef::.s mifvwff, , -- i H X QT? FN.. DISTRICT CHORUS - Jeff Kline, Dave DiVentura, Cindy Lesh, Sue Lesh. STATE CHORUS - Sue Lesh. Q . an-' REGIONAL CHORUS - Cindy Lesh, Jeff Kline, Sue Lesh. Congratulations Every year, near the end of October, many musical students meet at Easton High School for District Tryouts. They practice one piece of music all summer for this: only the best make it. This year, eight peo- ple succeeded. District Chorus, held at Nazareth High School, February 3, 4, 5 contained four of them. Jeff Kline tenor II Dave DISTRICT BAND - Jeff Curnow, Ed Bartakovits, Doug Long. -:lk I D, DiVentura Ctenor IJ, Cindy Lesh Calto ID and Sue Lesh Calto IJ sang under the direction of Ronald Burrichter. Sue soloed in Ain't Got Time To Die. They reauditionedg Cindy, Jeff, and Sue made it to Regionals. Held at Pottsville High School, on March 17, 18, 19. Daniel Pinkham conducted the chorus. Jeff Curnow Ctrumpetj and Doug Long Ctrumpetb performed in a small orchestra that accompanied the chorus. This year, Sue Lesh went to Pittsburg for All-State Chorus. Last year, she reaudi tioned at Regionals and was selected. Held at the Hilton Hotel on January 3, 4, 5, Paul Salamunivich conducted the chorus. District Band took Jeff Curnow ftrumpetj, Ed Bartakovits Cclarinetj, and Doug Long Ctrumpetj. Their concert was in Hamburg High School, Feb ruary 10, 11, 12. They played under Dr. James Wells, Jeff soloed in Outdoor Overture. They all made Regionals, held at William Allen High School on March 31, April 1, 2. REGIONAL BAND Cupperj - Doug Long, Jeff Curnow, Ed Bartakovits Cmissingj. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA fleftb - Doug Long, Jeff Curnow, Lisa DiLorenzo. REGIONAL ORCHESTRA Clowerj - Jeff Curnow , Lisa DiLorenzo . District Orchestra selected Doug Long Ctrumpetj, Jeff Curnow ftrumpetj. and Lisa DiLorenzo Cviolab. Under the direction of Jacques Voois, they performed on January 13, 14, 15 at Emmaus High School. Jeff soloed in Pre1ude Hymn and Dance. Jeff and Lisa made Regionals, held at Wyalusing High School on February 24, 25, 26. Vaclav Nelhy- bel conducted . We congratulate these fine musicians and give them luck in their musical years ahead . MUJEEUE 4 'E Ti 4 . 1 1 f V1 53 Q J . i 2 i l I w A ,Lag me-pk Kxfljk gzggmw-,1w, Xl fywwgsi --A . ga ggmfw: ,wwf - ww: .sw 4. we : wg-ggipgmzggggsxfig . QF vm -Qwm nah. i Y . ' 2 Ku ,M if 3 Q .i, xr' vggi , AWN J- V --s-3 0 WX 'Q 4. ,,.,f1.mW,.. ,ix 1 fw,,,, , SMI Sue Amy Barb Banko Michele Bertolino f I, 1 ' ' , ' K ' . I Y , O' I A Lori Catanzaro Annette Clewell Barb Deck Lisa DiLorenzo E ,K . 'K - x x f f - N . q Jayne Gold Brenda Hall Anne Hoag Dawn Hoffman Patti Lynch Rhonda Macario Phil Monaco Sue Mulford W i W 112 Nancy Poff Donna Roth Debbie Spangenburg Andrea Troxell L-L .-Q- i Jim Brewer Mark Campbell Kathy Cantrel Jane Fabian Sharon Fischer Sue Fisher Kim Glovas Kathy Kerbaugh Diane Klingerman Kathy Lambert Sue Lesh Steph Mutz Dale Wolfinger Kim Parsons Barb Patriarca Maggie Pecora gaipzlii WAKEEWBI L , , em BAND OFFICERS - Diane Klingerman, Sharon Fischer, Mark Campbell, Patti Lynch, Sue Amy, Dawn Hoffman, Barb Deck, Anne Hoag, Kathy Lambert, Nancy Poff, Kent Kuder, Lelani Peruso, Bill Curnow. LJ UIIUNAIS BRASS lst ROW, L. to R.: M. Campbell. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: D Dong J Curnow 3rd ROW L to R D Wolfinger, M. Koplin, I. Harvey, K. Kraemer. 4th ROW, L to R A Reighn I Brewer C Harvey N Moser, P. Kraemer. 5th ROW, L. to R.: J. Hoye, S. Curnow S Koshy R Ernst M Storm P Monaco. 6th ROW, L. to R.: R. James, R. Moser, J. Romann S Koshy K Kraemer P Rawson R Bartakovits, S. Barr. 'Ith ROW, L. to R.: E. Snyder, D. Lesh G Ph1111ps L Buscemr B Lesher P Plotts R. Klingerman. MISSING: M. Pecora, B. Robison. lst Row, L. to R.. D. Keck, M. Schrnoll, s. Lesh, M. Mulford, D. Gulick, C. Lesh. B. Hagenbuch, F. DiLorenzo. 2nd ROW. L. to R.: K. Gerhart, A Lear, D. Gulick, C. O'Rei11y, M. Reiss, E. Barta- kovits, D. Ernst. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: C. Riche- bacher, J. Kune, M. Woynovich, F. Robison, D. Walters. 4th ROW, L. to R.: K. Lesh, L. Oddo, S. Fischer, D. Klingerman, K. Gerhart. 5th ROW, L. to R.: V. Massis, W. Mueller, M. Deemer. 6th ROW, L. to R.: C. DiLorenzo, S. Hoover. 7th ROW, L. to R.: C. Mazza. MISSING: I. Aicher, H. Smith. TWIRLERS lst ROW, L. to R.: D. Hoffman, B. Deck, A. Hoag. 2nd ROW, L. to R.: K. Burnett, S. Young, T. Hawk, S. Koch, M. Hunt, B. Fairchild. 3rd ROW, L. to R.: T. Keeler, T. Demenno, K. Earl, I. Gold, S. Fisher, A. Troxell, R. Macario, D. Barr. MISSING: L. Catanzaro, K. Kerbaugh. COLGRGUARD Q. BANNER L toR M Dugas N Smereczmksy RIFLES L toR S Cochlas B Banko N Poff M Bertohno D Bogusky FLAGS L to R Adv1sor Kent Kuder I Fab1an B Patuarca K Walter K Lambert D Young K Fablan S Mutz S Demenno D Spangenburg D Roth B Rush MISSING C Cantrel K Glovas N I-I1tt1nger S Mulford M! 2 WK 15 A W va we da' Aw' Wg Vw Q My MF-aw in 3 Q? H 2 pw ! wwfhwwwkag Wm-'E-.E,E1'22i,3gu 3? 'H ,rv ww' P If sm' 'S 'Wm Immff -an ? 2 M 'I'fffmNiM My 3 .SWB ww ...AMF Q ,Mfw M AI v mfm 'ENV n w M WWS...Qw2QTifw mga. KIEZWEW 5 W f WF? Swim W mag, ,i,g5w,gfET5f-'I I, vw... L .4 he we WW 01 W E aififgwvrm M,wm 5 ai is wg new GM? wiiigffgfvm WEYWW Ilf agqgkumey WARRIORETTE9 lst ROW L to R P Lynch S Amy 2nd ROW L toR M M111er M I-Iofs cluld D F1sher C AIIen J Powell A Bleber L W1sdom K Fehnal MISSING K Parsons H5 1 BXISENELE l ENSEMBLES After football season ends, the band begins working in ensembles-smaller groups. The brass choir Cupper rightj gave us an antiphonal effect by having two choirs, one on each side of the stage, at Christmas time. The concert band flower middlej, the same size as the marching band, plays on stage at Christ- mas and spring. This year, they are going to give a con- cert in Toronto. The members are the same in both bands. The orchestra Knot shownj combines with Easton's orchestra to become the A11- City Orchestra. They perform in spring at alternating schools. The stage band Crightj goes into competition with other schools of the area, usually held at Easton High School. Many of these mem- bers are part of the Funny Girl orchestra. These ensembles are not publicized as much as the marching band, but they deserve to be. So come out and enjoy their concerts. I 1 1 i X 1 BRASS CHOIR - 1st ROW: E. Snyder, N. Moser, S. Curnow, R. James. S. Koshy. 2nd ROW: Mr. Curnow Cconductorj S. Koshy, S. Barr, P. Monaco, R. Moser, R. Bartakovits. 3rd ROW: M. Campbell, J. Harvey, D. Wolfinger, D. Long, J. Curnow, B. Robison. Y u I :I STAGE BAND - lst ROW: S. Lesh, F. DiLorenzo, M. Mulford, B. I-Igenbuch, L. Oddo, C. Lesh, B. Hall 2nd ROW: D. Lesh, L. DiLorenz, J. Hoag, B. Lesher. 3rd ROW: S. Koshy, R. Moser, K. Kraemer, S Barr, R. Bartakovits, B. Robison, D. Wolfinger, D. Long, J. Curnow, M. Campbell 9th GRADE CHORUS The 9th grade chorus provides an important step between the Middle School Chorus and the Sr Hi Chorus Created because of the middle school they rehearse twice a week 8th period and perform in spring and at Christ- mas They learn how to sing and think as a group This step pre- pares them for Sr Hi Wilson- naire and even District audi- tions So if you have a younger brother or sister urge them to join Accompanist - Faye Robison, Conductor - Ms. Roberts. lst ROW: C. Walters, K. Muretta, S. Koshy, R. Fern, V. Border, C. Heckman, K. Kessler, K. Coyle. 2nd ROW: K. Lilly, S. Mulitsch, D. Fisher, L. Bus- . ' ' , ci . ' ' , DI ' . ' 1 cemi G Shupe S Barr A Reighn M Woyno- Vich L Wisdom T Bertolino D Wal- ters 3rd ROW: K Stout L Medellin T Zacharias Lander G Philips N Van Horn Lesh F DiLorenzo R Shukla T Roe P Siedt M. Moore M Deemer MISS- ING: D Heise - meyer B Lesher SR. HI CHORUS - ACCOM UHURUSES SENIORS - D. DiVentura, K. Parsons, D. Gordon, L. DiLorenzo, M. Campbell, M. Pecora, T. Anderson, D. Beck, D. Wol- finger, D. Klingerman, K. Young, B. Smith, B. Hall, S. Lesh. MISSING: L. Keck. PANISTS - SEATED: L. DiLorenzo, N. Moser, I. Kline. CONDUCTOR - Ms. Roberts. lst ROW: D. Medel- lin, L. Keck, K. Gerhart, J. Simonetta, S. Cochias, N. Hittinger, C. Lesh, K. Feh- nal, K. Parsons, D. Beck, M. Pecora, D. Klingerman, B. Smith, D. Barr, B. Huff, T. DeMenno, S. Koch. 2nd ROW: C. Mazza, B. Hall, C. Har- vey, H. Premus, T. Ander- son, M. Golden, B. Rush, S. Lesh, J. Harvey, K. Fabian, P. Plotts, K. Walter, E. Sny- der, H. Smith, T. Hawk. 8rd ROW: D. Gordon, I. Hartzell, D. DiVentura, S. DePew, D. Wolfinger, K. Young, M. Campbell, B. Robison, C. Civitella, S. Koshy, C. Blake, E. Bartakovits, K. Kessler, M. Reiss, B. Fair- child. OFFICERS - Mark Campbell Cpres.J, Sue Lesh iv-pres.7, Lisa DiLorenzo Csec.J, Diane Klingerman Chisto- rianj, Dorcas Beck ftreasurerb, Linda Keck Clibrarianl - missing. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS - '7'7 Our chorus puts on two concerts, at the school, every year. These concerts.. how- ever. are not the only product of their voices. During Christmas. the Mixed Chorus and Wil- sonnaires were asked to sing at the Mall. The Wilsonnaires have many jobs ranging from an employee party at Hess' Ca generous donation of S100 was presented to themj to a church dinner. This year, the Wilsonnaires provided music for a block party on Christmas Eve. They managed to sing angellically despite the freezing weather. Donations from the jobs are put into the chorus fund, which pays for the District. Regional and State music. The vests and skirts of the Wilsonnaire girls were made by Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Roberts. The bow ties by Mrs. Reppert. WILSONNAIRES - lst ROW: L DiLorenzo, D. Wolfinger, N Moser, E. Bartakovits, K. Walter 2nd ROW: B. Fairchild. I. Kline P. Plotts, K. Kessler, D. Klinger- man, M. Campbell, Conductor Ms. Roberts. 3rd ROW: B. Rush, D DiVentura, S. DePew, N. Hit tinger, S. Lesh, C. Blake, K Young, M. Pecora, M. Golden, C Lesh. CI Cl mm P' ff Q C u G P .Q Q , . 4. f 3 Q- Q R Q .. Q1 E O O E SEEN 'F 5' 53 :-mx ' lf? if 5 MTX' .L 3 ii x . .,h, f 8 0 6 X g ..i, L .X W Q 0 , A , ,-LfLii ,V ai . N Lm.: ,A VL7iL if VL :., . Y 5 X S., .pl 5'Q f, I f ue Styne 2, b Q f:,, 4 'f4 iwbei Lennqzm 'ff d ' 5 97? A A, ,' l , Aim ,4- T . .-1' 1. My number for Ziegfeld - His Love Makes Me Beautiful - Ha! 2. Me and Baby Frances. 3. The Ziegfeld Lovelies. 4. Sgt. Schwartz from Rat Tat Tat Tat. 5. Mama and Eddie. 6. Nick in one of his BETTER moods. 7. The pro- SM gram from my last show ,.,,,,.y ann . A - - ' ' ' A ' Ju... -uv NNI ' ' A ,,... une- A - ' ' 4 ,,,., su-.um - - H W.. nnnr - - I ,L Q-una - - N. nu-y - - ' nan nv-H - - vnu. . - - - um-nun - - J-My ' , num.. 1 Y pony V ' ' ' . hun. - ' - ' ' 4 4 ...fx umm-An . 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Mama was convinced Mrs. Straykosh was always bluffing. 2. The first time I laid my eyes on Nick - Gorgeous. 3. Eddie Ryan when he was teaching the Chick-Chick-Scramble. He never had any confidence in me. 4. Eddie introducing me. Tom Keeney presents Fanny Brice - Coronet Man! 5. Oh yes - I'm the greatest, greatest Star. Me and my blue bloom- ers! 6 . Eddie trying on a dress for me while com- menting, What she been walking around in all this time - Towe1s? 7. Me and Nick in Balti- more. 8. Eddie in Rat Tat Tat Tat, with Flo's girls . ! 120 1 Pat McGinnis Mr . Kaye Mr . Reese Without the people on this page , the play would surely not have gotten off the ground. The Makeup Crew, Stage Crew and Mr. Reese, added a little something extra to the performances. The directing by Mr. Kaye and Mr. Segal was only of the highest quality, and Barb Fairchild did more than her share as Student Director. Special thanks to Me1issa'Kraus for the extra time she put in, learning Fanny's part in one crash-course. It was fantastic. Congrats! MAKEUP CREW - STANDING: JoAnne Simonetta, Ruthann Mcllroy, Lois Michael, Dawn Ricci, Chris Principato. KNEELING: Donna Trusz. Diane Voletto, Sharon Patino, Terri Coffman. Melissa Kraus - under- study, and Mimsy Barb Fairchild Mr . Segal 11 i Wardrobe of Funny Girl. Nga 3-4' .. 42'- ..-.,..L, ki .i it Q .v The Chorus - without them my b1g numbers would have been nothing! f Seven people who helped me on my road to success. 5' 5 -be - My name. Eddie, Mrs. Straykosh and Nick after one of my little perform- ances. A POEM FROM A FRIEND Finally after much worry and fret. FUNNY GIRL arrived on the ser. The kids had worked for oh so long. All hoped that nothing would go wrong. The lights dimmed. the music began, Bill Curnow directed as he only can. With Mr. Kuder a part of the musical score. The opening deserved another encore. The curtain parted to a dressing room. The audience waited to hear thc cast boom. lf a girl isn't pretty the whole cast sang. The show was off to a musical bang. When Peggy sang, the audience sighed. Her voice was perfecrp the doctor lied. Tonight she would prove by far, T'har SHE certainly would be OUR greatest star. Keeney's didn't like our Miss Brice. She couldn't sign, her figure wasn't nice. ' But she caught the eye of a man, quite suave - Nicky Amstein - he'd capture her love. Mrs. Brice, Mrs, Strakosh were full of news. They gossiped. like two motherlyjews. What they heard they would always tell. Sue and Barbara acted so well. N8- - A big dance number on Henry Street. Our students possessed real dancing feet. They danced with vigor and sang with zest. Everyone was giving their very best. . J Nicky Amstein had capnired Fanny's heart. -f Eddie Ryan could not tear them apart. K5 - Mx M 'V K' -H 'LP7' li., if--W if ': 1 - : .....- 8 ' 2' 'I l22 Those Beautiful Ziegfeld girls who helped me so much. avr, .iii is ts- '5,: . , f K I ,. e .1 JA Fanny said it as best you can - She was woman and Nick was man. It was time for marriage: love would win. Fanny loved Nick. could it have been That for each other they were made? Please don't rain on their parade. The second act was just as strong As number one, where nothing went wrong. A baby had come, everything was well. Trouble would follow, but who could tell? With Mrs. Brice told to find a man llf she could get one. anyone canl. The dance numbers were where it was at Especially the moves of RAT-TAT-TAT-TAT. Nick was gambling. but losing now. Fanny. a star, roast of the town, It wasn't working. Nick was lost. He couldn'r succcedg Fanny was boss. In iail he spent much time seeking His soul. his loveg INSIDE he was peeking. Fanny and Nick would have to part, The ending certainly would break your heart. The curtain fell. the show was over. Show business would be Fanny's lover. Looking back at the play. congratulations. The cast deserved their standing ovarions. So Mr. Kaye. Mr. Segal, and crew. We loved your show. your music and you. You did it again. this time with a tear. We can't wait until next year. Mr. Laubach All m friends from the Theatre WETHHUHTHEE H N 0 ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Amy, D. Lewis, S. Koshy, L. Farber. ROW 2, L. to R.: N. Hittinger, K Lambert, H. Smith, K. Gerhart, L. DiLorenzo, L. Catanzaro. ROW 3, L. to R.: L. Acker man, D. Beck, L. Keck, B. Rush, D. Wolfinger, D. DiVentura, L. Critelli, W. Fisher, D Miller, Miss Steuber CAdvisorJ. ROW 4, L. to R.: S. Schaffer, D. Leiby, J. Trinchere, I Snyder, I. Somyk, A. LaDuca. ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Hoffman, L. DiLorenzo, M. Pecora, K. Parsons, D. DiVentura, B. Bond, R. Hart. ROW 2, L. to R.: Mr. K1ingerCAdvisorJ, M. Schneider, L. Oddo, D. Grucela, J. Bond, Mr. Roth CAdVisorJ. C 9 UU 9 ROW 1, L. to R.: L. Strouse, P. Lynch, A. Lynch, D. Trusz, S. Patino, D. Valetto, B. Foulk, T. Lambert. ROW 2, L. to R.: Mr. Couillard, P. McGinnis, R. Little, R. Roth, D. Timberman, M. Tripani. ROW 3, L. to R.: E. Timmer, J. Vitko. C B U SITTING: P. Grucela, V. Solt, T. Groff, B. Hall, L. Wisdom. STANDING: D. Ringhoff, L. Crivellaro L. Hartung, K. Coyle, D. Heiselmeyer, D. Walters, Mrs. Gardoski CAdvisorJ, D. Sandt. S C TR AE G 4934. SITTING: F. DiLorenzo, A. Reighn. STANDING: C. Lander, Mr. Martinis 4AdvisorJ. ROW 1, L. to R.: B. James, M. Trusz, R. Trumbower. ROW 2, L. to R.: B. Smith, P. McGinnis, R DeMenno, T. Cartagino, T. Vigalanti. MISSING: Mr. Reese fAdvisorJ. HA E R A E L E T R H S SITTING: D. Trusz, D. Voletto. STANDING: S. Patino, I. Morris, I . Hunsicker, Mrs. Schiro, L. Michaels, L. Strauss. ROW 1, L. to R.: K. Gerhart, B. Hall, L. DiLorenzo, M. Neiser, Mr. Segal CAdvisorJ. ROW 2, L. to R.: C. Stanton, D. Workhieser, K. Coyle, H. Smith, M. Riess, C. Mazza, J. Marcellis. ROW 3, L. to R.: R. Shukla, F. DiLorenzo, R. Smith, S. DePew, K. Kessler, C. Blake. C NU NB 7 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Gullick, J. Stoelzle, H. Smith, T. Glesner, J. Trinchere, J. Breidinger, D. Walters, V. Border, Mr. Segal fAdvisorJ. ROW 2, L. to R.: M. Pecora, P. Smith, K. Glovas, S. Kraus, D. Barr, A. Lynch, K. Trinchere, K. Gerhart, K. Gerhan, B. Deck. ROW 3, L. to R.: R. Keller, C. Meuser, C. Mazza, G. Earl, T. Dalrymple, R. Wagner, S. Johnson, E. Polgardi, T. Rogers, L. Casiole, J. Pope, F. DiLorenzo, S. Koshy. D C T A O N M C M E I T T E E ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Wagner, E. Polgardi, P. Saloky. P. Boylan, S. Koshy. ROW 2, L. to R.: D. Barr, K. Ott, K. Trinchere, T. Pinocchio, D. Walters, D. Gulick. ROW 3, L. to R.: T. Rogers, 123 R. Kraz, D. Dona, D. Lesh, P. DiLorenzo. ROW 1, L. to R.: R. Wagner, E. Polgardi, P. Saloky, P. Boylan. ROW 2, L. to R.: K. Trinchere, T. Pinocchio, D. Walters, D. Gulick. Row 3, L. to R.: T. C Rogers, R. Kraz, D. Doria, D. Lesh. P C U C B M L M I I C T I T T E Y E ROW 1: P. Saloky. ROW 2, L. to C Barr, T. Finoc- O F I2 3 I D T T E E Q o M 9 M ffl I B T L T Y E Row 1 L. to R.. E. Polgardi, R. wagner, s. Koshey. Row 2, L. no E R.: D. I3arr, D. Doria, T. Rogers, F. DiLorenzo. COUNCIL COMMITTEES 129 YEARBOOK L Q A T Y A o F u F T SITTING, L. to R.: K. Gerhart, D. DiVentura, D. Beck, L. Ackerman, L. Crivel- laro. K. Fehnel. STANDING, L. to R.: L. Keck, D. Szena, I. Somyk, Mrs. S T A F F Tucker, Mr. Murray, S. Lesh, L. DiLorenzo, B. Deck, W. Fisher. SITTING, L. to R.: L. Smith, P. Lynch, D. Szena, J. Hunsicker, D. Snyder. STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. I-Iappel, S. Fisher, L. Michael, M. Stout. B S U T S A I F N F E Q . Q . SITTING, L. to R.: D. Gillen, L. Ackerman, B. Hall. STANDING, L. to R.: S. Mutz, A. Lear, R. Mcllroy, B. Patriarca, I. Harvey. ' III!- QA SITTING L to R D Szena CArt Editorj, D. DiVentura CEditor in Chiefj, S Lesh fMHS1C and Literary Editorj W Fisher fACIlV1T.16S Editorj, D. Beck CSenior Section Editory. STANDING L to R Mrs Tucker Mr Murray CAdv1sorsJ L Keck QFacu1ty and Feature Editorb, I. Somyk CSports Editorj A SPECIAL THANKS 15 ae: I w The Yearbook is one project where there must be combined efforts between students and teachers. Here the Yearbook staff of 1977, would especially like to thank Miss Hay of the business staff, Mrs. Tucker, our faithful advisor, her assistant, Mr. Murray, Mr. Torcivia, a great pho- tographer, and Mr. Roe, a kind man willing to do anything for the better- ment of the book. This edition of Les Memoires would not have been possi- ble without each one of them. I32 SENIDR-FACULTY GAMES 1, X. 2 '.. fi L ,, ,lla -x 05 ., .US ,,-'-ff 1 as 'sr' .5 av TEACHERS.SWEEP! Both the Men's and Women's Faculty gained victories this year in the annual Senior-Faculty games, but in a very contrasting fashion. The men pulled away from our senior boys early and went on to romp '73-42. The Senior girls, however, made a brilliant comeback only to come up short, 34-31. Not only did the games give our seniors a chance to get even for six years of aggravation from the faculty, but it also provided S600 . OO for scholarships to benefit two seniors who plan to pursue a career in educa- tion. STANDING: G. Shoup, T. Craig, M. George, I. Delabar, R. Brown, G. Bellman. SITTING: Mr. Reichard CAdvisorb. ,- ' , 1 SUS 'JI Xfi- We Q , 500 MILER9 ROW 1, L. to R.: M. Kaiser, B. Keeler. ROW 2, L. to R.: B. Smith, H. Premus, L. Maynard. ROW 3, L. to R.: B. . . Minnick, B. Beary, R. Bartakovits. ROW 4, L. to R.: Mr. HCI6'S the Magic Club d0iT18 fhelf famm-YS d1S3P Sandt CAdvisorb, B. Hagenbach. Peafmg act' H A vwfw was z ? '?::.1i Q: sri! llgsuqif-s ga , 'Lfl' gag--sf: .- .is i'j'wmf.!2f:, . ,, . , L,.. is 1- 2.-ffffff? 3397 0 N R T Lisa Guerke, 1977's Exchange Student has spent her Senior year in Sweden. She has traveled throughout the country and thoroughly enjoyed her year abroad. Even though Lisa was not here, we include her in all our thoughts of our last year at Wilson. We missed you Lisa! Mark Eisenhard was chosen as Scholar athlete for the 1977 school year. Congratula- tions on a well deserved award! Mr. Cardell was chosen this year as the Teacher of the Year. Congratulations Mr. Cardelll We know you deserved it! Miss Susan Kiucsick was joined in marriage to Mr. Ro ert Tucker this past summer. Congratulations to a beaut ful couple! rf' rf f, -' 'Ya qQemAranc1lf is Sfucbo 'k i' 'k Photographers of all portraits and group pictures appearing in th edition of Les Memoires i' 'k 'k 64 CENTRE SQUARE EASTON, PA. Phone 252-3311 Complimenfs of . . . FISK'S CAMERA SHOP A Complete Line of CAMERAS, FILMS AND ACCESSORIES COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE PROCESSING 2115 Birch Street Congra+ula+ions Class of '77 Easton , Penna CONVALESCENT AIDS FOR SALE OR RENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS A Service to You Free Delivery S REE E133 PHHRMQHGY 2350 Forest St. Easton. Penna. Bes'r Wishes +o Hue Class of '77 Phone 258-2331 WHEEL CHAIRS WALKERS HOSPITAL BEDS COMMODES CRUTCHES CANES 21,ed'0ff1ei2Ae BANKAMERICARD Q 4 , Besi' Wishes X f f ' O A and M! jf W6 Congra+ula+ions 57 fxff s X The Class Of I977 Qi ? From X E9 A 159 THE wn.soN AREA ' ' HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS DAY INIGHT NIGHT 252 6502 253 2683 252 4684 253 3211 138 TOM'S GARAGE EASTON AUTO BODY 13th and Elm St t Ea t n Pa 18042 24 Hr. Tow g and W k g - Radio Equipped Truck Small and La g T u k Av labl Phone 252-3754 24 Hr. Service J. R. CCDLEY DETECTIVE AGENCY Esfablished I948 Licensed and Bonded Plant Protection - Watchmen and Investigations Patrol - Home and Business Alarm Service James R. Coley 142 So. 18th St. Director Easton, Pa. Bes'I' Wishes and Congratulations Io the Class o'F '77 From DONALD E. RUSH, Prop. BU ENNING ELECTRICAL AUTO SERVICE 680 Ferry St. Easton, Pa. Wholesale Food Distributor Featuring: U. S. D.A . Inspected. Quality and Portion Controlled Meats U . S .D . A . 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Besi' Wishes +o fhe Class of I977 EASTON UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE MFG. CO HANK'S DISTRIBUTORS 6723 CHARLES HOFFMAN 81 SGNS, INC General Con+rac+ors VICTOR-BALATA BELTING CO. FERENCY'S SHELL SERVICE Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ Wishe +0 'Hwe Class of '77 WILSCDN VARSITY CLUB JOE'S MARKET AND DELICATESSEN 235 Northampton Street Easton, Penna 252-9275 SANDWICI-IES and HOAGIES Our Specialty LEIGH FUEL CORPORATION Industrial and Home Heating Oils 24 Hr. Burner Service - Installations - Repairs Air Conditioning Sales and Service Easton, Pa. Alpha, N.I. C2155 258-7471 C2013 454-4421 Visit Our BAR-TON PAR 3 GOLF COURSE Rt. 115 Belfast, Pa. Open Til Dusk - May Through October Ball and Club Rentals Available SU BU RBAN HARDWARE CO. 1810 Freemansburg Avenue Wilson Borough Elegan+6 CuHing Bourique Elegante Beauty 85 Sam Burgio Elegante West Wig Salon Proprietor 1828 Freemansburg Ave. 4045 Freemansburg Ave. 252-5692 - 258-5936 253-3134 Smart and Fashionable Hairstyling Volkswagen Penna. Insp. Service and Repairs No. -D-337 KEN'S GARAGE 1901 Butler St. Easton, Pa. Master Card and Bank Americard en Meyers, Prop. Phone: 252-3112 Service Beyond the Contract MEARHCDFF INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. All Forms of Insurance 32 Alder Street ston , Pennsylvania Riegelsville , Pennsylvania one: 258-0814 Phone: 749-2688 147 Best Wishes I'o the Class of I977 RICHARD'S DRIVE IN 2700 Freemansburg Avenue Easton. Pa. 18042 Phone: 258 3082 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 LONG'S PLUMBING 81 HEATING 2252 Butler SI Wilsgn B010 DO-IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE FREE ESTIMATES AND ASSISTANCE SCHAFFER'S MAYTAG Kelvinator 'M'- M I C R O WAV EE O SEE OUR FULL LINE OF CALORIC GAS RANGES - DISHWASHERS - WASHERS - DRYERS 11th and Northampton Sts. Dial 258-6557 Easton, Pa. 18042 MR. EUGENE HOWARD-VERNA STORE HAIR STYLISTS 2235 Fairview Ave. Wilson Borough Easton, Pa. 18042 145 South 18th Street Phone: 253-1711 V. M. Mcllroy Wilson Boro 252-7939 Closed Monday Bes+ Wishes 'ro +he Class of I977 1 N 'Q From +he Varsi+y W Women's Club FREE 8-WEEK USE OF ACCORDION Fishing Hunting Uniforms Tro hies Jackets Swimming P051 Ch...,...1. RUSH Acc:oRDloN stuolos G a P CCertified by American Accordionists Assn.J Member Pennsylvania Accordion Teacher Assn. Wilson Boro American Accordionists Assn. 1710 Washington Blvd. Eagtgn, Pa, 13042 phone: 253-6085 Worrnan C. Rush 2120 Northampton St. George Morris Pete Morris Josephine B. Rush Easton, Pa. 18042 Beverly Roberts Phone: 215-252-2366 I4 Best Wishes 'ro the Class of '77 WILSCDN BGRO SPORTING GOCDDS 1849 Butler Street Easton, Pa. CWi1son Borob 18042 Dealers in All Sporting and Camping Equipment and Repairs Owners William Bi1l Ackerman Phone: 215-253-7667 Harvey W. Ackerman BURWELL'S EXXON SERVICE 15th and Northampton Sts. Easton, Pa. 252-2471 252-9171 State Inspection - Tune-up - Brake and Muffler Service - Road Service Auto Air Conditioning Snow Plowing RENTAL RYDER TRUCKS BEST WISHES FROM THE WILSON BORO POLICE ASSOCIATION 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 J. Uhler Officer John H. Strause Officer John S . Breidinger Officer John J. Smith, Jr. Officer Joseph Nolasco, Jr. Officer Richard Pope Officer Robert Siebler Officer Timothy F . Sullivan Officer Harold F. Turner Officer Edward A. Miller Officer Joseph Archer Officer Frank Archery CHRIN'S TIRE 81 WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE Auto Frame Straightening Specialists Official Penna. 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Established 1908 1837 Washington Blvd. , Easton, Pa. 18042 Congratulations to the Class of '77 PLATIA'S AUTO Fuel and Electrical Service Motor Tune-Up Carburetor - Ignition Specialists Modern ' Square ' Polka Parks ' Picnics ' Carnivals PK' S VARIETY BAND Bill Ponnett David Kerri 950 South 25th St. , Easton, Pa. Phone 252-8164 Bangor, Pa- Easton, Pa. 588-0015 253-4890 KE fx h s P' 'X f. sr- 1' xv -,.r v,- x f1?NAu0!'5 Rv.: Wishing +he Class of '77 +he Besi' Tha+ Life Has +0 Offer From the WILSON BCDROUGH LICDNS CLUB SKIP'S PCSEY PEDDLER BEAUTY SALON FLOWER SHOPPEE 10 South 18th Street - 258-9954 1702-1704 Washington Blvd. Wilson Borough 323 cmeu street - 252-6255 4041 William Penn Highway - 258-5062 Phone: 253-4231 Closed Monday - Tuesday-Wednesday 9-5 p.m. Thursday and Friday 9-9 p.m. - Saturday 8-5 p.m. '77 Buicks and Easton's Finest Used Cars Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 Ealer Electric Supply Co., Inc. EAS-I-CDN BUICK 26th and William Penn Highway 258-7141 ' Twentieth and Butler Street ' Easton, Pa. 18042 ' Phone C2155 258-9175 Ask for Jack Kuhn W.H.S. '47 25+h STREET GULF FGRKS TEXACO SERVICE SERVICE 25th and Northampton St, Rt. 115 and Fairfield Ave. Easton, Pa. Easton, Pa. 253-8505 252-9554 Pennsylvania State Inspection Station Auto Repairs of Any Kind Gas - Oil - Lubrication Towing - Snow Plowing Joseph A. Patino and Joseph A. Fili, Proprietors YOUR PHARMACY We Are So Near As Your Telephone Call 252-4411 or 252-2661 LOHRMAN'S DRUG STCDRE 17th and Washington Sts. Easton' Pa' Free Delivery Service Member Surgical Pharmacy Guild Thank You Meeting the challenges of tomorrow through quality A I I engineered ' np H products : ,gf A I II Q '4:g- - I ,Ein I-5 A -X It Tn? f 'aLl . If I J' -be 'MARY I 4 V'-'f A 1- E Lg!-?'f i5 T 1 f' 5 E x X2 - I' Compliments of lngersol I - Ronda P AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MXF LOCAL MANUFACTURING PLANTS IN: PHILLIPSBURG ' WEST EASTON ' ALLENTOWN YEARBOOK BOOSTERS GEHMAN'S BIBLE HOUSE MR. AND MRS. EARLE R. MCILROY AND VIRGINIA MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND HALL WILSON PRODUCTS YONK'S MARKET HUNSlCKER'S 81 Incorpora+ecl Wholesale Fruit and Produce BANANAS 329 Snyder St. P.O. Box 47 Easton, Pa. 18042 Phone: 252-3301, 258-6208, 258-6209 PHILLIPSBURG ICE CO. Block, Cubes, Crushed Ice Platform Pick-Up Only Water for Swimming Pools and Cisterns Delivered 1116 S. Main St. , Phillipsburg, N.J. Phone: 454-1261 If No Answer Call 215 - 253-8191 The Amazing Volkswagen WILSON AUTO IMPORTS INC. Worth Waiting for 2510 30 Butler Street Easton, Pennsylvania Telephone Easton 253-6244 Bethlehem 866-3231 FORK' Bes+ Wishes S +oI'I1eCIassofI977 DAVEY'S FABRICS 2 Old Rt 115 Easton Pa Phone 253 7458 Vanety of Fabr1cs and Notlons Drnners and Luncheons C k 1 oc tal S 942 S 25 St Phone Easton Pa 253 5762 FRANKENFIELD'S AUTO BODY SHOP I Rear of 2328 Forest Street Phone 252 7600 Easton Pa Sue Lesh Lisa DiLorenzo Dale Wolfinger Soprano Diane Klingerman Kathy Walter Maggie Pecora Patty Plotts Barbara Fairchild Besi' Wishes +o +he Class of '77 From Hue WI LSO NAI R ES Alto Cindy Lesh Nina Hittinger Barbara Rush Nancy Moser Tenor Dave DiVentura Jeff Kline Mark Golden Steve DePew Director: Beverly Roberts Bass Mark Campbell Kyle Young Ed Bartakovits Corky Blake Karl Kessler Compnmenls of Congrafulafions . TODD'S CGRN ER STORE Youepmipeonpharmecy ALFF'S PHARMACY 24th and Hay Street Phone 252-1369 e'efw7e'e Fresh Lunch Meats - Groceries 1715 Butler Street' Easton' Pa' Hot Sandwiches Open Every Nite Till 9 P.M. Free Delivery eemee Phone: 253 2738 ROBERT L. YOUNG 8. soNs, INC. ,,h0ne253,90,,2 Open Daily 9:30 to 5 p m Fri. - 8 30 p m Gremlin Hornet Pacer Matador U N I FORM FAS H I ONS American llnfnrs sales Service 212 S. 20th Street Wilson Boro, Easton, Pa. 18042 2111 Freemansburg Ave. Catherigilxigxanzaro Easton, Pennsylvania 18042 Phone 258-5381 A1 Misero, Prop. Open Every Day M IZ'S PLACE Musical Instruments - Accessories k . Instrument Repairs Stea Sandwlches Music Instruction Take-Out Orders 1708 Washington Boulevard 252-9400 Wilson Boro 2447 Freemansburg Ave. Easton, Pa. Phone: 258-2551 The Class of I977 . . expresses appreciation to the Advertisers who have made possible the publication of this book. We ask our readers to patronize these advertisers whenever possible. and est Wlshes lafbfsfifi OFFICES-CENTER CITY EASTON-PALMER TWSP.-WILSON BOFIO MEMBER F.D.I.C. EQUAL CREDIT OPPORTUNITY LENDER Gongratulation PATRCDNS An Alumna '69 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bartakovits Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beck Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bogari and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cardell Lori Catanzaro '77 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cawley Charlie P.A.H.S. '77 Louise Crivellaro '77 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Curnow '56 Jennifer Ann Deemer Pete and Cherie Deemer '72, '73 Mrs. Shirley Deemer Ginny Eck '76 Mr. and Mrs. William Eck, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Eckert E. Mae Edmondson Joyce Eisenhard, Michael and Jan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fogel and Rodney Mr. and Mrs. David Gardoski Robert Gehris Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gordon and Family Linda Griffin '74 Shirley Mae Griffiths Joanne Haag '77 Brenda Hall '77 Char, Linda, and Cindy Hall Jud Hall Bill Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hawk Joyce E. Hay Anne Hoag '77 David and Ruth Kern Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kline, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. FrankJ. Kuna Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Laubach April Lear '79 Tammy Lee '76 Mr. and Mrs. John Lesher Terri '76 and Patti '77 Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Massis Vicki Massis Mr. and Mrs. James W. Matthews Debbie Mcllroy '76 Earle and Ruth Mcllroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mcllroy Virginia L. Mcllroy '84 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mentesana Steph Misero '77 Norma Mooney Jerry and Eleanor Mulford Gino and Mariecorde Nolasco '75 Joe, Joanne Pail and Son Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Patriarca Joseph John Pickett '77 Kelly Ann Pritchard '7 7 Beverly Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sandt Mr. and Mrs. VictorJ. Schiro Richard Schweizer '46 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Segal Linda A. Slifer '77 Lois Smith '7 7 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith Diane J. Snyder '77 Edie Snyder '78 Jack Stocker Lorraine A. Stueber Mr. and Mrs. Philip J . Tarsi and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tice and Family' Robin Wagner '73 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wing and Family George A. Yob Ir 8 kia? , X -,M,,..f . ,J , Q -' .. . . R FX! My Q LX mf' ,af THE WAY WE WERE Memories, Light the corners of my mind, misty water color memories . . . of the way we were. Scattered pictures, of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another, for the way we were . Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time rewritten every line, and if we had the chance to do it all again tell me. would we, could we? Memories, may be beautiful . . . and yet. thoughts too painful to remember . . . we simply choose to for- get. So it's the laughter, we will remember, whenever we remember, the way we were. 9 S06 Q? Q86 Q: X: .pw Rx, AUTOU PHS K V N Q!'J'- ' A flili M, , -1, -4 ,.... . Lf JL HQPQQAX IMHSWQ ?IIl4GNUY5. Dearest Readers It has been our goal to compile as complete a collection of memories as possible. In order to obtain our goal, our advisors, editors and staff have initiated a supplement to the 1977 edition of LES MEMOIRES . Our original intent was to give spring sports the thorough cover- age they deserve. Senior memories were also given priority. We're confident that graduation, the class trip, and Wilson Day will be a valuable asset to our publication. Although this will intensify the stress and strain of the staff and extend our meetings into the summer months, we feel that it's well worth our time. The continuation of this innovation is up to you, our readers. Don't disappoint us. Thanks for patronizing our year- book. Sincerely, yours, The Staff. 35 f - 'Y' - X: 1 N 1 1 i ,X JM .K va . 5 -,psf -155. Ml as if ,,f, , ,1., A .4 H: , I A .,- . 4 vi- , '1s :vi- ' . r , A 3 1-,Y-5, ' q'?7r.13gg . X p - Qvkf 1. e. 1, 'M v x L P r n LN v l , 1 g 1' K Q , 1 ' .