Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

THE 1973 CREST Presented by The Senior Class Wilson, New York Faculty Start — F. Faery, S. Ford — Editor, D. Everett, C. Flagler, K. Croisdale. Sports Start — G. Molyneux, B. Leggett — Editor, E. Klely, not shown — D. Taylor. Typing Start — J. Webb, A. Bauer — Editor, C. Wilson, J. Kopchick, V. Miller, J. Schroeder, L. Crawley, not shown — D. Schuler. J. Gilbert, D. Wilson. YEARBOOK EDITORS MAKE CREST 1973 CREST Advisor — Mr. Donald Baron. TABLE OF Title Page ...... CREST EDITORS Table of Contents Photo Essay______ Foreword......... Dedication....... Faculty.......... Sports .......... Activities....... Classes ......... Seniors ......... Appreciation_____ Conclusion ...... Business Start — J. Rohring — Editor, K. Peters, M. Campbell, B. Senek. AND STAFFS 1973 BEST! Hogan. CONTENTS ........1 .. 12-31 .. 32-57 .. 58-83 . 84-111 112-146 ....147 Seniors Staff — D. Logan. S. Tillman. P Zahno — Editor. T. Heidenfeldt. Activities Staff — J. Grzybowski — Editor. D. Culp, M. Kerwin. Art Staff - J. S. Perry — Editor, not shown — C. Bentley. 1973 CREST Editor-in-chief — Debbie Brown. Photography Staff - J. Luff. T. Naslund — Co-Editors. T. DeNatale. A. Goodman. not shown — P. McCament. 6 Keeping me waiting, or just chasing after some finer day. Anticipation . . . FOREWORD Each school year Is filled with the anticipation of meeting your friends, playing the games, and struggling with new ideas. Each year we grow closer to graduation and anticipate the beginning of a whole new life for each of us. The Class of 1973 DEDICA TION The Class of 1973, is proud to dedicate our Crest to Mr. James Stephens. Mr. Stephen's contributions to the students of Wilson Central School are incalculable. For 5 years he has advised the staff of the Yearbook, giving encouragement and his personal interest. He has served as Audio-Visual coordinator for the benefit of students and teachers, alike, helping to achieve a greater means of communication between the students and teachers. Perhaps, he deserves his highest praise for his service to the students as a teacher — sincere, dedicated, and effective in showing the faces of our world through art. u The Class of 1973 AC Mr. Charles Gamble President I do think the seniors need a student lounge . To the Class of 1973, Your theme Anticipation is well chosen for this year’s CREST. You are entering into that phase of life based on your own goals, a self-determination of your future, and the skills developed. Go forth with optimistic anticipation . Our Country is healthy and your future's bright. We are confident in your ability and “anticipate” your success. Sincerely, Charles E. Gamble President Board of Education Mrs. Agnes Goodman Vice President BOARD OF Mr. Frank Jeffery Mr. Richard L. Kinzly Mrs Janet Sporleader Mr William O'Connor Mr. Don H. lafler The Board of Education sets the patterns and values of life at Wilson Central High. These fine citizens of our community, spend a great deal of time making decisions to keep W.C.S. running smoothly and efficiently. is EDUCATION PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE When we consider something before the proper time in natural order, we are in the act of anticipation. Without anticipation, our tomorrows will never be, for our tomorrows are born of our todays. You, the Class of 1973, have spent the last four years and more in preparation for the time to come, your tomorrows. Your choice of theme indicates a rebirth of hope in the future. May you realize all of your anticipations. Mr. Thomas Palisano High School Principal ADM INIS The class of 1973 welcomes Mr. Richard J. Zipp to the Wilson Central School District. We are honored to have such a qualified man for the job of our District Superintendent and we wish him many successful years at Wilson. 16 Mr. Richard Zipp Superintendent of Schools Where did it all go? Mr Wesley Johnson Junior High School Principal TRA TION Keeping school life organized and disciplined as well as providing the best education for students, is the job of the Administration. Each member must be in contact with faculty, students, and community in order to establish and maintain school policy. Mr. F. Gordon Bullock Business Manager 17 Mr. Edward Goodnight Teacher-Student Coordinator Mr. Archie Petty Senior High Counselor Mr. Alexander Dobrasz Junior High Counselor Mr. Berne Kent Junior High Counselor GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The men of the Guidance department are trained to help us plan wisely for the future. They prepare us for a new and exciting world of education ahead of us. Oh. darn Lassie s not on T. V. tonight. 19 Miss Joan Maulis Mr. Tony Busch Mr. John Eberhart Miss Roberta Freatman Mr. Donald Baron Mrs. Leone Burton ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Being able to express the thoughts and desires of the English language as something meaningful requires much time, patience, and practice. It is the task of the English Department to help students develop a successful application of their native tongue. What are you going to do with the key to the Ladies Faculty Room? Mr. Timothy Carlisle Mr. Jack Hanley Mr. Bruce Price 20 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Communication among people is essential to world peace and brotherhood. The Language Department helps toward this goal by providing Spanish and French. READING DEPARTMENT Books can light a candle in the darkness of ignorance. The Reading Department improves students skills and knowledge of learning in other academic subjects. Where did you lose the book? SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Man today is caught between the past and the unknown future. In learning about both we find nothing can be exact in history. The Social Studies Department helps us to explore this. Miss Vita Licari Mrs. Candy Burke Mr. Gerald Pender Mr. William Rosati Mr. John Cavanaugh Mr. Anthony Frieri Mr. Charles Proetrock 22 Mr. Thomas Covey SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Science is the study of how’s and why's of our world from pre-historic times to the future. The Science teachers guide us by experimentation through unknown, to the known facets of today’s world. Mr. Rae Tyson Mr. Kenneth Voltz 23 k Mr. William Rosso Mr. John Lussier Mr Rodney Toenniessen Mr. Ralph Young Mr. Timothy Shultze Mr. Martin Miller Mrs. Barbara Oliphant MATH DEPARTMENT The knowledge of math is essential in our modern age for it is used in every way of life. Math is the ability to work out problems and solve them. 24 You Sly Little Devil”. Old MacDonald had a Farm.' ART DEPARTMENT It is very important that each person keep his own identity. Art gives a person his own ideals and allows him to express his own creativity. 25 Mr. Max Stolzenburg Driver Education Mr. Gregory Waite Mr. Fred Fowler Mr. Thomas Fare Mr. Robert Jarzab INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT The role of skilled labor is very important in today’s society. The Industrial Arts Department, endeavors to equip boys with important attitudes and skill for their future jobs. Mr. John Davis You blew up the motor! ' HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Many girls will choose as their task of life to be a good homemaker. The Home Ec. Department enables these young girls to become more effective as individuals in today's way of life. 26 Mrs. Barbara Mosher Mrs. Mae Donovan BUSINESS DEPARTMENT In the world of computers and machines today we need more people to understand. The task of our Business Department is to train students in business skills so they will be better equipped to complete their chosen professions. Mrs. Nancy Rosenburg Mr. William Leardinl Mr. Bruce Traugott Health HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT To be at our best at all times, we must be in good physical condition. The nurse and physical education teachers guide us in achieving this status. Seated: Margery Williams. Joyce Campbell. Ann Horton. Dianne Carmer. Standing: Ruth Weaver. Doris Cornell. Bernetta Kraatz Norma Akers. STAFF The Office Staff is a vital necessity for Wilson students, administration, and faculty. The secretaries have many duties tending to their bosses plus lending a helping hand to all of the students. Sue Ann and Karen please watch the phone while I go down to have some coffee.” Seated: Bea Rockwood, Verna Farley. Standing: Suzanne Martin. Rita Lutt, Florence Walp. Betty Maines. Marion Strubling. Jane Wilson. SCHOOL LUNCH DEPARTMENT A balanced diet for the students of Wilson Central High is very important. These ladies who plan and prepare these lunches should be greatly appreciated. ■| think it's about time to wash these pots. 29 SeatedJ.arry Lalone. Margery Cornell, Shirley Held. Standing: Dorothy Briggs. Beverley Speck, Connie Colllver. Janet Porter, BUS DRIVERS Our Bus Drivers go through a very tedious day transporting Wilson students to and from school. We extend our thanks for taking the great responsibility of our safety on the bus. Do you think we should sweep?” 30 Front: Irma Shubert, Carl Walters, J. D. Duxbury. Back: Kenneth Krueger, Joan Vought, Dorothy Clevely. June Kunzweiler, Hank Benton. CUSTODIANS If there were no custodians where would we be, but in a mess at W.C.S.? A special thanks to each one of these hard working custodians. Another flood In the boy's lav! 31 If I don't get to the lav before he does . . TRACK AND FIELD Anyone tries to pass me and BAHM . . . they get this! Unlike other years, Wilson's 1972 Track team had a very disappointing season, finishing low in the league. But hopes are high for this year with many fine athletes returning. Special recognition goes to Brad Johnson, who broke his own school and league records in the high jump. First Row: D. Taylor. G. Hacker. R. Wilson. Coach Dinse. T. Taylor. M. Sion. B. Johnson. Second Row: C. Pless, A. Nasiadka. S. Zurenda. S. Treharn. M. Boyd. D. Everett. Coach Lash. Third Row: Manager L. Dietz. C. Slaby. B. Wilson. L. Daniels. A. St. Laurent. B. Cranston. B Goodman. Manager M. Swanson. Fourth Row: B. Leggett. T. Truesdell. T. Christy. P. Monohan. M. Irwin, G. Culverwell. W. Cornell. Fifth Row: J Boyd. T. Bentley. D. Ketchum. R. Stopa, D. Cuddeback, G. Dietz. E. Parry. 34 First Row: D. Flgura. M. Gombert. M. Barmasse, D. Scott. Manager Meyers. Third Row: Coach Traugott. G. McGrew. J. Munnikhuysen. J. Pearce. Second Row: E. Kiely, P. McCamant. J. Luft, D. Miles. M. B. Stauff. R. Schultz. VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr. Traugott, played tough and won their share of Niagara-Orleans League games last year. With many excellent players returning, and more coming up from JV., we can look forward to another strong and exciting season. If you don't keep oft of my base I'll knock your helmet off again ” As steady as the Rock of Gibraltar? ■X DOWN YD 35 First Row: Manager T. Kiely, J. Sievert, D. Gombert, M. Barmasse. Schruise, D. McCabe, G. Porter, R. Strong, M. Zastrow. P. Davis, J. J. Pierson. W. Crawley, K. Lilley. J. Latter, R. Kennedy. J. Barrlck, Steblein, T. Curry. Coach Covey. Second Row: R. Sleek, R. Martin, D. Singer. B. JV BASEBALL TENNIS Mr. Covey’s JV baseball team played well last year, and as a result finished strong in the league. The team produced many fine players, some of which will move on to Varsity competition this year. The tennis team, always strong, remained so last year, finishing high thanks to overall effort and never ending hustle. With nearly half of the team returning, another great season is expected from our tennis team. Row One: R. Hunter, G. Jerla, L. Beczkowskl, D. Sanders, K. Kopp Row Two: Coach Todenhagen. N. Hyjek, T. High, J. Stapf, D. Kiely, B. Hardison. 36 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team enjoyed a fantastic season this year, finishing second in the league with a record of eighteen wins and two losses. Team desire and hustle was great throughout the season, and with only two of the top eight runners being lost through graduation, an even better season is insured for next year. Special recognition goes to Bob Goodman and Tim Taylor, both of whom qualified for and ran in the state meet. Goodman and Taylor. Cross Country's fearless twosome. Kneeling: 8. Goodman. D. Cuddeback. T. Taylor, G. Culverwell. D. G. Porter. M. Clark. D. Sanders. R. Hunter. D. Burch, R. Stopa. L. Maacks. J. Pierson. Standing: Coach Dinse. P. Murphy, D. Singer, Daniels. Row One: Coach Covey. Captains D. Figura, E. Kiely and D. Smithson. Coach Cavanaugh. Row Two: M. Hutton. S. Tillman. D. Shuey, D. Merrick. G. Swazey. R. Tower. W. Cornell, B. Hardison. Row Three: Manager C. Hill, M. Zastrow. B. McGrew. S. Zurenda. C. Wiepert. M. Kerwin, G. Smtih. A Caldwell. J. Steblein, B. Leggett. Manager J. Pearce. Row Four: J. Kiely, J. Gamble. M. Latler. E. Kightlinger, T Bentley. D. McCabe. L. Swearingen, M. Barmasse, W. Crawley. T. Truesdell. VARSITY FOOTBALL Only one word can describe the Varsity’s season this year. Great! They put it all together, ending up 3 wins, 5 losses, and showed everyone what they could really do. Team spirit was never so great, and was evident even during the games we lost. Congratulations to a great team. Dave Smithson was voted the Most Valuable Player, Davy Shuey, Most Improved. Here ref. You carry the ball for awhile. 38 I wish they would get some better Gatorade around here. How come when I put this thing up in the air everyone comes running? JV FOOTBALL The J.V. Lakemen had a typical season. That is, not too good and not too bad. But they hustled and fought hard all year, and they had fun. So their season, despite their record, was a successful one. Kneeling I. to r.: Manager. A. Strauser. Coach Schulz, D. Collins. G. Hosey, R. Martin. J. Lafler, J. Schultz. C. Rudolph. J. McCormick. R. Wilson. J. Barrick. Standing: Coach Lash. R. Schruise. D. Shroeder. R. Schultz. M. Nicholson. M. Tillman. W. Shearman. J. Sievert. C. Vought. B O lay. M Barmasse. 39 Kneeling. Row One: Manager C. Schruise. Manager M. Williams. Kneeling. Row Two: S. Stewart. J. Gamble. T, Kiely. D. Artierl. D. Collins. L. Schruise. H. Shearman. Standing: D. Lester. D. Farley. K. McCabe. G. Tower, G. Kneeple, J. Beech. W Kanouff, Coach Stolzenberg. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL New this year, the Freshmen Football team provided many freshmen players with experience they might not have gotten on a larger J.V. team. Although their record was poor, they showed great spirit, and a desire to do well. With the experience they gained, they will help the J.V. even more next year. Last in Wilson's football family are the Tyro Football teams. Also new this year, they provide young boys with football knowledge for the future. The largest team, at 105 pounds, had a poor season in terms of their record. But hustle was great, as was desire by such young players. We wish them luck next year. TYRO — 105 lbs. 40 TYRO—80 lbs. Our other Tyro team, at 80 pounds also had a poor record for their first season in existence. But like their older brothers, they showed great desire to learn the game. A special thanks should also go to both teams' Cheerleaders, who yelled for victory throughout the season. GOLF The Golf teams performance this year failed to reflect the success they have had in previous seasons, but considering that most of the players were inexperienced, this is understandable. However with most everyone returning, things look good for next year. Mike Waite was M.V.P. 41 Left to Right: M Waite. M Crolsdale. H. Wheeler. D. Ward, D Maacks. G. Jerla. Row One: R. Sieck, E. Kiely — Captain. Row Two: Coach Perry. D. Scott. R. Strong, D. Cuddeback, M. Latler. This years Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Allyn Perry and led by the teams lone Senior Ed Kiely. had a good season in terms of hustle and desire to win. Although their record was not the best, they were In most of the games and excited their fans throughout the season. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: E. Williams. D. Schroeder. Row Two: G. Porter. T. Now that I have this thing sticking to my Truesdell. Row Three: J. Gamble. J. Kiely. hand, what do I do with it?” 42 H they don’t take the helium out ot these basketballs, one of these days I'm going to float away. Lets dance. J.V. BASKETBALL Everyone should be proud of this years J.V. Basketball team. They played every game as hard as they could winning most of them. Dave Singer scored a school J.V. record for points in a single game, and the whole team played a fine defensive game throughout the year. The Varsity will be getting a fine group of players next year. Row One: P Murphy, J. Sievert. D. Truesdell. R. Wilson. R. Martin. D. Singer. Row Two: R. Stopa. Coach Hartz. Row Three M Zastrow, R. Hunter, S. Kramer. M. Nicholson. 43 Another two points for Wilson. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Mr. Traugott's Freshman Basketball team, although not as productive as last year’s, still showed promise for such young players. The players get a chance to play in games, which they might not have been able to do on the J.V. team. This is another step in the building of a future Varsity champion. Row One: T. Kiely, 0. Wescott. D. St. Laurent, R. Roberts, R. Bonnett, D. Thompson. Row Two: Coach Traugott, K. Moore, D. Artieri, C. Rudolph, D. Llsman. P. Alvers. Row Five: A. Goodman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson, showed fantastic sp t f oughou the year and without a doubt had a heavy hand in the winning of many of the games this year. Whether was making signs or screaming their heads off. they always showed great spirit. Row One: G. Maines, S. Volk. Row Two: D. Gergal. B Owens. Komorowskl, J. Tracy. Row Five: D. Johnson, S. Parry. Row Three: J. Chenez. L. Kiely. Row Four: B. Hewitt. C. JV CHEERLEADERS The JV Cheerleaders showed great desire to cheer Wilson on to Victory this year, and in many cases the teams responded magnificently. Wilson fans can look forward to their screams and shouts in the future, with many victories as a hopeful result. 46 Cheer or I'll karate chop you. Now if I can just remember that new cheer. Man, look at that girl in the stands! C'mon Joe. let me fool around with the puck for awhile. Wilson’s Club Hockey team, yet another new addition to the Wilson sports spectrum, had a terrific season for its first year. Leaders in scoring were Tim Taylor, John Barrick and Matt Barmasse. The team, coached by Mr. Ken Taylor, played a tough, aggressive game all year, as every team they played against found out. CLUB HOCKEY KnMlIng: J. W T G. H« «. 0. Gomb.n. H.Sh.m.n, Clan. J Waa. S. T. M M. HUM. CoaCT SMIM. J. Barrick. M. Taylor. J. Wilke. Standing: Coach Taylor. Manager Manager Taylor. Barmasse. M. Barmasse. G. Smith, M. Lipscomb, J. Cournyea. M. Row One: Captain, C. Hurtgam; G. Culverwell. Row Two: R. Lamp- Kightlinger. D. Collins, B. Schruise. D. Sanders. B O'Lay, T. man, M. Foster, E. Cobb, W. Kanouff, L. Swearingen. S. Mulcahy, R. Bentley. D. Collins, W. Kanouff. G. Surniak, D. Artieri, Coach Kennedy. M. Barmasse. Row Three: Coach Stolzenberg, E. McAvoy. WRESTLING This year's Wrestling team, young and for the most part, inexperienced, suffered with a poor record within the league. On top of this, many injuries compounded the problem. Despite all this, however, they showed great pride in themselves, a quality that will make them strong next year. Boy, how lazy can you get? The Wrestling Cheerleaders, under the direction of Miss Freatman, showed how they can cheer when the chips are down. They had great spirit all year, and at most matches they could be heard above the crowd. Row One: D. Wilson, M. Moley, D. Wilson, D. Steblein. Row Two: G. Surniak, M. Tower. Row Three: D. Schuler, L. Boyd. 49 SPORTS HUMOR Since the beginning of time, man against man in athletic events has been a favorite form of spectator sport. Man has competed in every form of competition possible, and he probably always will. To the avid fan, nothing is more important and sacred than their sport. However, to others sports can provide a laugh that you can get nowhere else. The pictures on these pages show just some of the humor you can find at an athletic event. 50 Grrrrr!!' That's a heck of a way to build a pyramid. I really don't play golf. I just like these clubs. “No. Randy, you don’t play Tennis on your knee. Me Tarzan. you Jane. Lets have a cheer for John Doe! Who's John Doe? The Jr. High Basketball team, coached by Mr. Schulz, is a team of 7th and 8th grade boys who are getting basketball ex perience on a Jr. High Inter-Scholastic level. Many show great promise as future stars for Wilson. JR. HIGH SPORTS The Jr. High Wrestling team, coached by Mr. Cavanaugh, have been learning wrestling on the Jr. High level. They also participate against other teams, gaining experience and a knowledge of their sport at the same time. Wilson’s Jr. High Sports Program has prepared the 7th and 8th graders for future competition. Row One. left to right: G. Culverwell. G. Porter, M. Zastrow. T. Truesdell. M. Nicholson. Row Two: A. McAvoy, L. Boyd, G. Surniak, H Benton, C. Flagler, A. Goodman, D. Gergal, D. Wilson, D. Doty, L. Strablow, D. Wilson. M. Moley. Row Three. C. Thurmon. B. Owens. L. Kiely, J. Pierson, D. Barrick, D. Scott, P. Alvers, L. Lester. M. Barrick, G. Maines. J. Schroeder. Row Four: A. Ward. C. Komorowski. B. Hewitt, J. Luff, M. Barmasse. D. Cuddeback, G. Jerla, C. Slaby. D. Steblien. M. Tower, B. McGrew. Row Five: E. Kiely, C. Wiepert. J. Steblien, M. Waite. J. Kiely, G, McGrew, A. Caldwell, J. Munnikhuysen, M. Hutton. D. Sanders, R. Hunter. Row Six: W. Cornell. M. Lafler, D. Taylor, T. Bently. D, Shuey. C. Hurtgam. N, Hyjek, D. Figura, L. Terry. S. Tillman, R. Tower. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of varsity letterman and cheerleaders under the direction of Mr. Robert Dinse. They promote school spirit by participating and cheering at athletic events. Through money making activities, such as the stationary sale they have supported school activities and games. They have also sponsored buses for students to go on away games. Many thanks should be given to these fine representatives of our school. 53 Row One: K. Doty. F. Faery. Row Two: B. Anson. L. Terry. A. St. Laurent. M. Moley Row Three: P. Kropp. C. St. Louis. K. O lay. P Burdette. M. Hosey. A. Tower. K. Kerwin. L. Hutchin. R. Doty. J. Luff. K. Johnson. L. Klumpp, D. Smith. D. Parry. K. Detkos. W. Williams. M. Kowalchek. Row Four: B. Schultz. B. Brown. L. Nugents. S. Kightlinger. B. Owens. K. Tussing. C. Kneeppel. D. Musso. S. Treharne. D. Johnson. B. Urtel. D. Considine. D. Stubbs. D. Schultz. C. Kopp. T. Dysinger. Row Five: D. Filipovich. L. Whalen. K. Kiely. D. Haner. C. Faery. D. Thilk. C. Komorowski. S. Schuler. B. Smithart. P. Zastrow. M. Mulcahy. S. Merrick, L. Hilwig, S. Volk. N. Brown. L. Daniels. K. Rosso Row Six: C. Ruggiero. C. Hausemen. G. Maines. A. Hogan. C. Thurmon. J. Shroeder. K. Rohring. D. Moore. A. Ward. D. York, M. Tower. A. Ward, J. Waters, S. Parry. L. Kiely. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association is a group comprised of girls who are interested in participating in athletics to a greater extent than they would in gym classes. Under the supervision of Mrs. Julias, they are taught fundamentals of games, along with sportsmanship, all while getting ready to compete in various inter-school competitions. NOBODY blocks my throws!” 54 Row One: R. Lampman, C. Hurtgam, M. Kerwin. Row Two: D Figura, B. Balcom, F Faery Row Three: D. Shuey. W. Cornell. C. Thurmon. L. Terry. T. Brooks. S. Tillman. Row Four: D. Merrick. R. Cippolla. Now here's one gym class that really needs help GYM HELPERS The Gym Helpers are students who give up their study halls to assist gym teachers in molding Wilson’s future athletes. 55 Mr. Peter Todenhagen Tennis COACHES Mr. Bruce Traugott Varsity Baseball Freshmen Basketball Mr. William Rosso Golf Mr. Robert Dinse Track Cross Country Mr. Thomas Covey Varsity Football J.V. Baseball Mr. Larry Lash Track J.V. Football 56 Mr. Max Stolzenberg Wrestling Freshman Football Left: Mrs. Marlene Dlnse, J.V. Cheerleaders. Right: Mrs. Nan Johnson, Varsity Cheerleaders. Mr. Michael McAvoy Wrestling Mr. Timothy Schulz J.V. Football Jr. High Basketball Miss Roberta Freatman Wrestling Cheerleaders Mr. Robert Hartz J.V. Basketball JR. HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT IS BY STUDENTS The members of the Junior High Student Council have been very active this year. They have participated in Homecoming and the annual Junior High Party. They are advised by Mr. William Rosati. Council Officers: Treasurer, John McGahan; President. Ruthann Lester: Secretary. Allison Tower; Vice President. Joe Barrick. Row One: D. Young. K Detkos. P. Buzzard. Row Two: S. Schultz. D. Robins. J. Figure. S. Moore. K. Back. C. Sayes. Row Three: P. Bemis. C. Carveth. C. Kopp. P. Reichel. M. Schruise. Row Four: D. Lisman. P. Kiefer. J. Donner. D. Thilk, R. Upton. Row Five: J. Burmaster. K. Johnson, C. Kydd. K. Rosso. D. Parry. T. Figura. Row Six: I. Preisch. D. Parker. M. Hurtgam. A. Cipolla. Mr. Rosati works very hard to plan Council Activities. 60 Row One: D. Scott. C. Komorowski. B. Owens. Row Two: A. McAvoy. J. Luff. B. Balcom. P. Alvers. J. Barrick. K. Tussing. S. Volk. D. Brown. Row Three: G. Molyneux. B. Anson. L. Davis. C. Kneeppel. M Nicholson. S. Zurenda. D. Wilson. Row Four: D. Eick. M. Barmasse. S. Matthews. M. Waite. A. St. Laurent. V. Miller. D. Steblein. S. Tillman. D. Burch. Row Five: L. Lester. M. Hogan. M. Neumann. P. Alt. D. Kneeppel. THE VOTE IS FOR QUALITY GOVERNMENT Senior High Student Council. The members of the Senior High Student Council are elected by their classmates to serve as the voice of the student body. They are kept on the move helping to promote school spirit by sponsoring concerts. assemblies, and other memorable events, such as Greaser Day.” Student enthusiasm grows during assembly. Treasurer: Tom Bentley; Secretary: Mary Nasiadka. President: Ed Kiely: Vice President: Trudy Heidenfeldt. 61 Office Helpers — Row One: J. Chenez. J. Rohring. Row Two: M. Hogan, D. Gergal. R. Cipolla. Row Three: B. Viccari, L. Terry, M. Moley, B. Lockwood. Row Four: J. Tracey, R. Hurtgam, M. Nasiadka, M. Mclnerny, J. Moeller. There are many opportunities in our school for students to volunteer their services to help out during their free time. The girls who help in the Main and Attendance Offices are especially important, for they deliver those widely read attendance sheets every day. These girls also help the secretaries checking the attendance records, mail, and other odd jobs. I guess I'd better tell Pam that I really CAN type! STUDENT THROUGHOUT What kind of help will they bring in here NEXT??!!! Each Health Center Aid gains practical experience in the nursing field by helping Mrs. Munch for one period daily. Here they learn the uses of various apparatus, besides giving the Nurse other assistance. Clinic Helpers — Row One: L. Hutchins, J. Harris. Row Two: R. Zastrow, L. Daniels, S. Rick. Row Three (above): D. Musso, G. Rosh, J. Kowalchek, H. Benton. Not shown: M. Schultz. 62 As in the Main Office, the Guidance Office Helpers are kept busy, too. These students spend much time checking averages and marks, and writing out pink and white slips telling the entire school body to Visit their Guidance Counselor to plan for the future.” HELPERS THE SCHOOL. Guidance Office Helpers — Row One: C. Bentley, 0. Yochum. Row Two: J. Schroeder, Mrs. Pam Parker. G. Molyneux. S. Ford, J. Schrader. K. Croisdale. Row Three: J. Perry, M. Hogan. V. Miller. Row Four: C. Stojeck, B. Balcom, L. Crawley. c I I knew If I faked working In the clinic long enough, someone would take my picture sooner or later!'' Another group of students willing to assist the teachers are the Art Helpers. They help Miss Joan Horn with her Jr. High Art Classes by distributing art materials and with the messy job of cleaning up after classes. Art Helpers — Row One: C. Jakubec. Miss Horn, D. Bullock, D. Pawlak. Row Two: G. Tauro, C. Bullock, C. Smith. C. Haner, M. Mclnerny, P. Licinio. What Do You Find in Forests and Fields? W.C.S. BIOLOGY CLUB. First Row: J. Waters, D. Elck, D. Johnson, L. Klely, J. Kopchlck. L. Boyd. J. Buckeye. E. Kepp. Second Row: B. Owens, G. Maines. J. Chenez, P. Rohring, Advisor — Mr. Hartz, P. Hertel. C. Kneeppel. S. Parry, 8. Urtel, B Pinkham, G. Jerla. Third Row: D. York, S. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Robert Hartz, the Biology Club learns about the wonders of nature. The club is open to students in grades 9-12 who desire extended knowledge in this field. After much hard work — including all those Pizza Sales — the club members can enjoy several field trips and weekends in Allegany. How dare you ask. What would my wife say?” Treharne, J. Grzybowskl. M. Figura, M. H. Jones, V. Miller, J. Klely, C. Freatman, D. McCabe, J. Tracy. C. Pinkham, J. Kappus. A. Ward, S. Knowles. Come on, this Is your last chance to train for the Olympics! The mess of a Master Mind 64 I guarantee that with this on your skis you'll go down the hill the first time............but not necessarily standing up!! Jr. High Art Club — Row One: D. Wiley, A. Hogan, C. Swanson, T. Knowles. P. Zastrow. K. Rohring, D. Christy, Miss Horn. Row Two: R. Carlo. J. McGahan. M. Schruise. D. Smith, N. Eick. Wonder what Miss Horn will say when she sees HER NAME on the bottom. Ski Class — Row One: W. Cornell. L. Strablow, R. Graff, A. Bemis, A. Hogan. E. Kepp. P. Bemis. Row Two L Tower. M. Barmasse, Miss Joan Horn, M Mulcahy, J. Luff, M. Nasiadka. Row Three: D. Zastrow, D Brown, K. Johnson. J. Luff. D. Johnson, C. Hausmann, A. Goodman. S. Ford. D. Smithson. All sports are not spectator sports, as advisor Mr. Lash, organizer of the Ski Class has proven this year. Any student in grades 7-12 was given a chance to participate on an individual basis. The members of this class were given lessons at an area resort for about eight weeks. Some Clubs Just Have Fun!! Miss Horn advises these students of the Jr. High who hope to improve and develop their artistic abilities. This Club gives members a chance to pursue their own special interests and to help in the annual Festival of the Arts. Having a somewhat slow start this year, the Drama Club is made up of students Interested in bettering their acting skills. Under the direction of Mr. Bruce Price and Mr. Tony Busch, the Club plans to present a play in the spring. W.C.S. Students Bridge Communications Gap with . . . First Row: D. Everett. Second Row: D. Brown. R. Clppola, P. Evans. A. Goodman. Third Row: K. Croisdale. C. Wilson. C. Thurmon, A. Ward, C. Stojack. Mr. Baron — Advisor, D. Anson. Fourth Row: W. Giles. Public A ddress Staff Even though there are a few problems with the speakers, the PA. Staff comes through loud and clear every day. With Mr. Donald Baron coaching, these students fill all the homerooms with news of appointments, activities, and some humor every morning. . . . And Press Club. As everyone knows, the usual duty of the Press Club, which is under the direction of Mr. John Eberhart, is to put their creation, the Peripatetic Pudding into circulation. But besides this, they now have announcers on the air, and will soon have a magazine in print. If it weren’t for this active club, W.C.S. students would still have to rely on gossip for all the news. First Row: D. Anson. J. Webb, T. Saunderson, R. Kennedy. Second Row: A. Goodman, S. Ford. J. Tracy. T. Curry. Third Row: K. Croisdale, Mr. Eberhardt — Advisor, D. Ruggerio. Fourth Row: R. Schultz, D. Everett. B. Vicarrl, N. Hyjek. Not shown: Editor of Paper — M. Clark. 66 This year a number of students studying French had the opportunity to visit France over Easter Vacation. It was hoped that those involved had a good chance to see what the French people and the country itself is really like. The students of the National Honor Society are selected by teachers in the spring according to national standards. These students have attained certain high qualities, such achievement and leadership; and must maintain these high standards or be dropped from the Society. They have elected officers and have to make the school a better place for all. Traveling French Students — Row One: K. Kerwin. J. Kopchick, L. Lester. N. Brown. Row Two: G. Blosat. V. Miller, Mrs. Barbara Woods. W. Giles. C. St.Laurent, C. Wiepert. C. Thurmon. National Honor Society - Row One: Mr. Archie Petty. Advisor. J. Kiely. G. Porter. Row Two: P. Zahno, J. Rohring. K. Llley, C. Owens. C. Freatman Row Three, standing: M. Figura. 0. Eick. E. Kiely. D. Burch, D. Clevely. Even we Honor Society People have to study ONCE in a while! Some Clubs Are to Enrich . . . . The Foreign Language Club helps students studying a Foreign Language speak that language more fluently and learn more about the customs of that respective country. This club’s first year officers are: C. St.Laurent — President, P. Hertel — Vice President, K. Kerwin — Secretary-Treasurer; with Mrs. Woods advising. Foreign Language Club — Row One: K. King, W. Rick, L. Strablow. J. Chenez. B. Owens, L. Crawley A St.Laurent. S. Matthews. A. Rutt, B. Anson. J. Buckeye. Row Two: K. Kerwin, Mrs Woods D Johnson. E. Kiely. H. Sherman. P. Hertal, D. Barrick. Row Three: M. Clark, V. Miller J. Staph, M. Tower, C. Owens. T. Bentley, M. Strablow, A. Ward, E. Kepp. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Mae Donovan and Mrs. Barbara Mosher, the Future Homemakers of America is a club made up of students interested in furthering their skills in sewing and cooking and other domestic arts. Throughout the year, the F.H.A. sponsors such activities as bake sales to raise money for field trips. You mean F.H.A. teaches us to do really neat things like THAT?? £:H-A “ R°w 0ne: K sPeck- p Lochern. C. World. Row Two: Mrs. Mosher. K. Moore. M Stoner. L. Hess. Mrs. Donovan. Row Three: S. Hoover. D. Kennedy L Hogan. S. Zabel. L. Ganshaw. A. Stoner. D. Seefeldt. . . . Some Are to Encourage Library Council — Group One: (center) S. Hogan. L. Hutchins. Mrs. Kathleen Ness. P. Farns. Group Two: (right) L. Hess. L Sanders. L. Ganshaw. K. McCarty. Group Three: (left) J. Webb. B. Wilson. T. Amey. A. Bauer. A. Rogers. C. Wilson. D. Kennedy. Under the direction of Mr. William Leardini and the Business Classes the Bookstore was formed so that students could obtain books, pens, paper, and other supplies during their study halls. Members of the business classes who have free time have volunteered to assist the students in this way. The Library Council is composed of students who give up their study halls to assist Mrs. Ness by stamping cards, returning books to their proper places, and attempting to keep the library orderly. The officers who preside over the 7-12 grade members are: K. McCarty — President and L. Hutchin — Vice President. You’re surprised to see me sell her a Lav Pass? We re supposed to ASSIST the students, aren’t we?” WILSON HAS OUTSIDE CONTACTS Gazette Correspondents With all the difterent activities taking place at W. C. S., it is very important that the community finds out about them. This is the job of the Gazette Correspondents, who very faithfully submit articles to the Niagara Falls Office as often as possible. Cheryl Freatman, Margaret Mulcahy. Sitting. I. to r.: B. Zimmerman. E. Clement. L. Daniels. D. York. C. Zimmerman. F. Faery. C. Wilson. Standing: C. Sayes. C. Webb. P. Weaver. 69 i Where it all began. The planning of the entire weekend was done by Mary Barrick and Craig Hurtgam and advised by Mr. Dinse. It was a job well done. HOMECt ment begins as our Cheer Friday Afternoon 1:30 — Pep Assembly — the excite-egii •Cl Leaders’’ try to get spirit into the student body. The Sr. boys really ham it up! ' . 4M M - 1 wv $£� . , • • ’ m r Lt yr i f 4 The Homecoming Court reigned over the weekend. Honors went to Mary Barrick. Queen; Brad Hardison. King; Debbie Steblein, Princess; and Prince Don Scott. Although the J.V.'s had played their game earlier. Wilson’s mighty Varsity pelted the Panthers at the rainy Saturday afternoon game. 70 On Friday, the completion of much hard labor was seen through the streets of our town, in the form of a parade. The Juniors took the prize for the winning float, but everyone deserved a hand for trying. PANTHEMI � ING 'IX A special attraction of the Pep Assembly was giving Fighting Fugie” the chance to smack Daring Don Baron” in the face with a cream pie! Another Wilson first. 2:30 Friday — Junior girls vs. Senior girls in a really bruising game of Powder Puff Football. The Seniors were victorious by a two point touchback. After the parade, the huge Varsity Club bonfire lighted the skies of Wilson as students, teachers, and alumni fired up their spirit. Wilson students were taken higher. Higher. HIGHER!!! WHO SAYS, WILSON CENTRAL SCHOOL HAS Students from this school have been involved in assemblies since the beginning of this year, beginning with the FREE FARE CONCERT. Sponsoring this very well-liked rock group was the Sr. High student Council, in connection with the Administration. FREE FARE received such a great response during their day-time concert that they were asked to return the following night, again performing to a full house crowd. This group's message came across clear to the students, as FREE FARE was voted, unanimously, the BEST assembly of the year. For music-lovers of another sort, the Buffalo Philharmonic perform in October. 72 The Age of the Fifties” returns to Wilson in December, 1972. Another feature of the very active Student Council was ••GREASER DAY'’, highlighted by the appearance of “Big Wheely and the Hubcaps”. In order to fully participate in this eventful day, the students were to dress, and act, just as if they stepped out of the Sock Hop and were on their way to the “Malt Shop . As can be seen here, the students weren't afraid. NO Are these students recognizable? EXCITEMENT?” With Mark Neumann and Laureen Tower in charge, Big Wheeley himself croons out the melodies of the 50's as students and teachers listen to the heart-throb songs of their younger days. Besides cheering and introducing the teams at the PEP ASSEMBLY at HOMECOMING this year, an added attraction was presented. As most students can remember, Dave Figura had the “honor of “surprising” Mr. Baron with a cream pie. Of course, it was ALL in fun. Hey Doll, how bout being my Chick and goin' lor a ride In my Hot-Rod Lincoln? 73 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUSES MAKE THE SCHOOL RING! Row One: R. Logan, C. Estep. J. Scherer, B. Demmin, R. Cowles. D. Kneeppel. J. Moley, D. Thompson, J. McGahan, C. Schruise, D. Hogan. D. Leedy. S. Elck, L. Truschel, L. Davis, M. Kowalchek, Y. Schurr, V, Valery, D. Young. Row Two: P. Zurenda, S. Schultz, J. Platt, E. Kent, C. Gallo, G. Pierson, K. MacLaughlln, T. Flgura. G. Ortiz, D. Pollow, M. Mangan, K. Knoplc, B. Schultz, L. Singer, Z. Holloway. N. Molyneux, B. O'Lay, P. Taylor, S. Scherer. Row 3: D. Schaal, A. Porter, l! Myers, D. Empson, D. Liermo, K. Carmer, D. Seefeldt, C. Hoffman, K. Smith, M. Boyle. C. Hamm, K. McCollum, L. Belfield, Y. Wehner, C. Colliver, C. Kydd, S. Schultz, C. Swanson. Seventh Grade Chorus This large group of talented Seventh Graders are getting a good head start in their musical training. Under the capable direction of Miss Moore, they are working hard to present several concerts for everyone to enjoy. The combined choruses of the Eighth and Ninth Grades are also attempting to improve their natural musical ability. They have moved along beautifully, promising the school and community plenty of good listening ahead. Eighth and Ninth Grade Chorus Center: Miss Moore. Row One: E. Clement, L. Hoffman, S. Curtiss, G. Surniak, D. McGrew. D. Perry, L. Moje, D. Llsman, P. Kropp, M. Pearce, V. Payne, S. Hogan, L. Hutchln, G. Turner, A. Tower. J. Luff, K. Johnson. Row Two: C. Hausmann, D. Thilk, J. Platt, L. Nugent, M. Schulze, R. Doty, T. Dyslnger, D. St. Laurent, R. Upton, L. Whalen, K. Canfield. C. Ruggiero, M. Schruise, K. Rosso, D. Boyle, C. Sayes. M. Moshler, D. Kennedy, C. Twist. Row Three: P. Sion, L. Sporleader, B. Elter. J. Schrader, A. Hogan, D. Klees, B. McLaughlin, F. Haner, K. Schultz, J. Flgura. M. Schruise, L. Graf, R. Lester, K. Rohring, S. Farquarson. N. Specian. M Wlhner. Not shown: S. Moore. 76 W.C.S. Rock Group — Front: D. Parker. K. Moore, K. Moore — VOCALISTS. Center: J. Mun-nikhuysen — DRUMMER. R. Bickford — RHYTHM. Standing: M. Moje — LEAD, R. O'Lay, M. Hutton — BASS, D McCabe — ORGAN, John Arthurs, W. Strubing. For the first time in Wilson history, one certain teacher has organized a certain group of students into a group, practicing and performing music of their own style. This teacher was Mr. John Arthurs, and the students are already well-known. Overcoming some unavoidable difficulties, this group’s first performance in the spring has proven that W.C.S. is alive . . . and moving with the times. Rock and Pep Add Spirit to W.C.S. Activities. WHO says girls can't pump out a MEAN SOUND, too? The 1972-73 PEP BAND has really made an impression on the Wilson students and community this year with their sharp outfits and lively tunes. By selling pizzas and candles, they were able to purchase Blazers, which make them seem more unified. And by “giving all they’ve got” to their playing, everyone enjoys hearing those well-known songs during ball-game half times. Directed by Mr. Jack Maxfield, these students are attempting to put some much needed spirit into our school activities. Senior Chorus Tells a Story . . . ■Kps This story begins with an empty room, empty risers, empty chairs. There were many questions; who . . . why . . . how . . . ? What will chorus be like this year? The new director surprised many of the members with his new ideas. Being informal. . .yet working hard were a few of them. 78 Lester (A), D. Barrick (A). D. Anson (S). A. Ward (T), C. Kneeppel (S). L. Truesdell (S), L. Davis (A). F. Lilley (T), J. Kappus (A). J. Gr-zybowski (T). Row Three: C. Davis (S). K. Kerwin (A). W. Giles (A). D. Everett (B). A. Rutt (S), P. Alvers (A). S. Randel (S). M. Waite (B), R. Wilson (B). W. Giles (A). D. Everett (B), T. Lafler (B). P. Hertel (A) D. Jacobs (S), B. Hewitt (S). M. Neumann (B). J. Luff (B). K. Peters (S). Row Four: Mr. John Arthurs — DIRECTOR, G. Woodard (T), P. Evans (B). P. Davis (T). R. Schultz (B). C. Hurtaam (B). M. Herbst (B). D. Logan (B). Not shown: K. Tussing (S). t. Truesdell (B). These are the dedicated students who filled those chairs. The hard work these students did paid off, for they presented several concerts that everyone enjoyed. They will continue in this line, and try to make the choruses of years to come as meaningful and enjoyable as this one has been. Junior Band — Row One. left to right: L. Davis. D. Yousette. P. Kropp. C. Hamm. D. Leedy. P. Artieri. C. Naslund. C. Hausmann, D. Thilk, V. Valery. K. Johnson. S. Erskin. R. Curry. Row Two: C. Scherer. M. Taylor. S. Woods. J. Platt. B. Dietz. K. Clement. D. Clark. J. Shuey. D. Stimson. M. Fritton, S. Moore. E. Kent. T. Banks. Row Three: R. Logan. S. Evans. D. Lewis. M. Boyle. T. Kennedy. C. Schruise. C. Kanouff, K. Scott. J. Grace. D. Farley. A. Cipolla, D. Smith. L. Sporleader. K. Cramer. A. Briggs. Row Four: Mr. Maxfield. J. VanDenBoach. D. Kerwin. P Jeffery. J. Platt. J. Luff. J. Moley. P. Zurenda. Row Five: R. Upton. K. Rohring. D. Moore. M. Wehner. P. Keefer. G. Jowdy. R. Ortez. N. Hewitt. Junior Band Makes Crowds Stand. With a trombone quartet like this, how could the Band EVER go wrong? 80 You'd better NOT tell Max what other book I've got on this music stand!!! Practice, practice, practice is the main idea of the Junior High Band which is directed by Mr. Jack Maxfield. Not to mention the occasional fooling around and excuses not to play, these talented students have made great progress, and plan on presenting a concert in the spring. Next year, the eighth grade students will make fine additions to the Senior Band. Even though I am way back in the corner, they'll NEVER forget that I'm here.” Cut the clowning or there'll be no study halls at ALL next week! These eighty minute periods may be good for some classes, but the way they affect your mouth is really something else! 81 SENIOR MAKES MUSIC Row One, l.-r.: G. Surniak, C. Thurmon. E. Schulze, M. Schulze, K. King. Row Two: G. Surniak. S. Matthews. P. Evans. A. Ward, J. Waters. L. Daniels. R. Hunter. P. Davis. Row Three: C. Flagler, K. Doty. B Lockwood. D. Wilson. M. Campbell. G. Maines. Row Four: S. Treharne. C. Carveth, L. Kiely. S. Kramer. M. Banks. G. Robinson. Standing: Mr. Maxfield. T. Bentley. E. Kiely. B. McLaughlin. J Beach. These pictures tell the real story of the Senior Band: a large group of talented students and a director who cares about them. This, of course, is Mr. Jack Maxfield. Sometimes it takes a little pushing, but because of this, the band turns out some really fine numbers. We’ll all enjoy hearing them this year. Those magic, flying fingers are at It again! There's nothing like a smile from the Leader of the Band. 82 HIGH BAND WITH “MAX.” Row One P. Sion, K. Tossing, C. Komorowski, P Bemls, S. Schultz. Farley. J. Kurtz. J. Buzzard. L. Strablow. J. Lufl. A. Davis. R. Oral. S. Row Two: R. Kennedy. D. Moore. G. Surniak, C. Schotz. G. Dietz. B Tillman. A Caldwell. R. Schultz. Row Four: M. Tillman. W. Giles, T. Sion. D. Burrows. Row Three: M. Robinson, T. Platt. D. Lester. D. Bentley, R. Wilson, D. Scott, D. Logan. finally!! “How about sticking in a little Boogie on the side? 83 Complete concentration by everyone SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade students are the youngest of the student body. They are always looking for something new and have many more years to find it. This year they were confronted with many new things. They learned to change classes, to cope with the new schedule and lockers. Often they were late for class and got lost in the halls. But they made it through and gained new responsibility and, most of all, new friends. Although their first year was confusing, the wonderful world of the Junior High was full of fun, hard work, and new experiences. Oh yeah . . . ? Bet me!! I |ust brushed my teeth with Pearl Drops and . . Mmmmm!!! First Row: J. Noone. G. Pierson. B. Fowler. M. Williams. S. Carr, D. Higgins, J. Grace. Second Row: P. Poyfair, N. Molyneux, T. Dier, L. Truschel, V Brown, J. Rohring, M. Kowalchek. D. Lutes. S. Zimmerman, C. Alexander. Third Row: E. Beck. C. Skilton, S. Evans. C. Colllver. M. Voutour, B Deline. P. Keefer, C. Swanson, S. Woods. K. McCullum, S Schultz. B Dietz, M. Hurtgam. 86 First Row: R. Schultz. D. Caldwell. A. Thompson. V. Millerd. M. Seiner. Second Row: D. Figure. P. Harris. D. Stimson. S. Barmasse. R. Gates. D. Zastrow. R. Smith. C. Naslund. K. Knoplc, J. VandenBosch. Third Row: T. Justlanna. D. Empson. S. Schearer. A. BriQQS. R. Hogan. D. Dabill. K. MacLaughlin. D. Parker. D. Clark. D. Lewis. Fourth Row: J. Pollow. C. Kydd. R. Wlnquist. First Row: M. Frltton. J. McGahan. M. Freischlag. C. Lym-burner. M. Mosher. T. Kennedy. Second Row. P. Artieri. K. Bubar. P. Zurenda. L. Saunderson. J. Platt. B. World. Third Row: J. Cullen. R. Hillman. L. Gardiner. W. Schultz. D. Falbo. G. Coulter. M. Taylor. K. Smith. P. Jeffery. Fourth Row: C. Hamm. K. Lampman. C. Hoffman. I. Preisch. E. Schrader. J. Wehner. L. Belfield. C. O'Donnell. R. Pinkham. W. Demmin. 87 First Row: D. Yousett. J. Wilke. R. Denning. V. Valery. M Buzzard. C. Figura. M. Boyle. Second Row: L. Harris. R. Curry. D. Hogan. C. Gallo. K. Steblein. Third Row: D. Seefeldt. P. Burdette. S. Kightlinger. L. Myers. D. School. D. Christy. R. Thomas. Fourth Row: B Gawne. D. Pollow. D. Liermo, D. Kerwin. G. Jowdy. R. Maacks. M. Barger. G. Elbel. L. Miller. First Row: D. Kneepel. J. Mangan. K Detkos. L. Davis. K. Carmer. C. Scherer Second Row: A. Shasser. C. Estep. R. Logan. D. Robins. M. Brown. S. Schultz. S. Pawlak. Third Row: L. Singer. M. Caron. J. Viccari. A. Porter. L. Nicholson. C. Kanouff. J. Alexander. E. Bauer. J. Moley. Fourth Row: D. Thompson. T. Zimmerman. H. Wollaber. Z. Holloway. S. Ganda. T. Scherer. J. Folmer. W. Hess. 88 First Row: C. Schruise. D. Leedy. D. Young. G Provencher Second Row: R. Cowles. J. Burmaster. G. Maacks. S. Harper. T. Banks. Third Row: T. DeNatale. T. Jourdain. R. Upton. R Farns. A. Christy. S. Speck. Fourth Row: D. Christy. E. Kent. B. Wilcox. J Michel. D. Haner, E Sax. L. Musso. D. Bell “You couldn't fight your way out of a wet paper bag Oooo. there he is!!! 89 EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade is another step on the ladder of education. These students have become acquainted with not only the school but the people involved. They have acquired a place in the school. They have made many friends and look to the future and the secrets it holds for them. From this point on they begin to grow in many directions searching to fulfill their dreams. 1 The devil made me do it! First Row: N. Eick, S. Burch. M. Rohring, R. Zimmerman, J. Skellen. Second Row: R. Carlo, C. Stewart. M. McCormick. Third Row: F. Musso. A. Tower. D. Clevely, D Filipovich, C. Kopp. L. Miller, L. Hoftman. M. Watson. D Perry, K. Cramer. Fourth Row: K. Harris, J. St. Laurent. P. Reichel. S. Schuler. G. Zimmerman. P. World. G. Jaluser, C. Aley. R. Blake. 90 First Row: P. Rolfe. C. Pearce. T. Hicks. P. Kropp. G Cevaer. C. Roath. Second Row: C. Smith. K. Johnson. C. St. Louis. T. Stops. L. Moje, T. Zimmerman. Third Row: J. Crawley. R. Schwerttager. C. Hausmann. D. Wylie. M. Wehner. A. Hogan. J. Bills, R. McCue, P Truesdeii. Fourth Row: J. Ellis. J. Fleckens-teln, K. Burdette. T. Ansell. % I'll let you buy my boots real cheap!! First Row: M. Hosey. M. Mclnerney. K. O’Lay. D. Qalyen. S. Zahno. W. Williams. Second Row: J. Burrows. D. Farley. K. Rosso. R. Lese. P. Clare. K. F. Bentley. Third Row: B. Smithart. R. Upton. J. Sax. W. Pearce. D. Moore. N. Hewitt. D. Stubbs. D. Kline. C. Seibert. 91 Brown. J. Luff. Third Row: M. Fenn, P. Zastrow, J. Donner, J. Buzzard. R. Shank. D. Gelnette, C. Hill. M. Clark. J. McKinney. J. Best. K. Perry. F. Rodgers. First Row: C. Barber. M. Meirrer. J. Hurtgam. A. Tavano. D. Coyle. D. Wilson. L. Klumpp. Second Row: J. Varney. L. Sporleder. R. Ortiz. C. Culverwell. C. Ruggiero. M. Schruise. D. First Row: G. Rosh. D. Burmaster. R. Roath. D. Hall. G. Turner. S. Hogan. J. Barrlck. Second Row: J. Saunderson. G. Cobley. D. Moore. K. Kiely. L. Whalen. S. Erskine. Third Row: J. McGahan. B. Curry. K. Scott. J. Broslus. L. Nugent. R. Heist. D. Fournier. M. Caron, T. Cipolla. Fourth Row: D. Zurenda. D. Yochum, J. Pearce. J. Strubing. Will you look at that body!! 92 First Row: M. Paradise. K. Clement. K. Canfield. K. Hacker. M. Moshier, A. Vought, M. Stacey, J. World. Second Row. S. Best. R Zastrow. A. Sabey. L. Hilwig. D. Thilk. J. Miller. Third Row: K. Rohring. D. Greenlief. R. Brown. D. Craig. T. Mays. J. Figura. M. Schrulse. R. Brown. R. Jacobs. Fourth Row: D. Basil. J. Shuey. J. Platt. R. Doty. What YOU see is what you get!!! Wilson s Mad Scientist Club! Wanna join? 93 FRESHMEN The freshmen are now the established rulers of the Junior High. Besides this, they now function as a full-fledged class. They elect officers, a moving-up day queen and have a class picnic at the end of the year. The students now form goals to do as they grow together as a class. They have money raising projects to benefit not only the class, but the other students. With lots of fun and excitement in the past and to look forward to in the future the freshmen realize their dreams are coming closer. I've got a proposition you CAN'T refuse! It's love, it's got to be! First Row: T. Dysinger, C. Maacks, S. Stewart, G. Robinson, D. Boyle. Second Row: P. Champion, R. Lester, L. Graf, K. Beck, D. Tapley, R. Zastrow. Third Row: J. Seefeldt, K. Fenske, R. Clare. B McLaughlin, J. Whalen, M Bradley. B. Pinkham Fourth Row: A. Shott, W. Kanouff, B Olay, K. Schultz, D Truesdell. G. Hosey 94 First Row. M. Johannes, T. Neville. Q. Blosat. D. Detkos. W. Zimmerman. M. Schulze. Second Row: V. Lampman. D. Sulnskl. D. Glenn, J. Waters. C. Sayes. P. Farns, M. Pearce. P. Bax. Third Row: D. Schroeder, K. Rhinehart, J. Stapf. B. Lort. G. World. K. Cowles. T. Hibbard. G. Tower. J. Cevaer. H. Shearman. You wanta drag? Hey. look what I found In my locker! 95 First Row: J. Kiely. W. McCollum. D. Artieri. Second Row: P. Bemis. A. Rodgers. E. Clement. K. Provencher, B. Miller. Third Row: F. Haner. R. Kruzicke. J. Hutton, L. Evans. D. Parker. F. Canfield. First Row: J. Taylor. D. Pawlak. C. Carr. I. Bauer. Second Row: J. Schrader. M Hertel. K. Speck. B Stoner. G. Jakubec. L. Ganshaw. Third Row: J. McCormick. R. Bentley. T. Senek. L. Wheeler. J. Austin. Fourth Row: K. Moore. M. Clevely. J. Derda, R. Kightlinger. D. Farley, D. Lisman. 96 First Row: G. Tauro. M. Curtiss. D. Kennedy. T. Platt. Second Row: V. O'Lay. C. Twist. N. Specian. B Elter. M. Kopp. L. Hutchin. Third Row: M Figura. A. Green. D. St. Laurent. M. Senek. M. Bradley. M. Robinson. R Merrick. Fourth Row: A Bemis. K. McCabe. D. Zietz. R. Schultz. B Campbell. C Schotz. 97 I think he likes me Someone say something about a beauty contest? First Row: C. Carveth. S. Shatter. C. Brown. B. Lochren. S. Schultz. Second Row: K. Mulcahy. V. Payne. L. Hess. J. Warren. M. McGrath. L. Jettery. D. Klees. Third Row: K. Desso. B. Farnham. R. Kline, D. Collins. C. Rudolph. M. Banks. D Schroeder. D. Thompson. J. Williams. Here s the plan. At eight o’clock tonight. . . Oh boy! This makes 3 obscene phone calls todayl 98 First Row: D Seefeldt. C. Cranston. C. Bullock. J. Tracy. Second Row: F. Champion, H. McKinney. D. Goff. M. Stephenson. S. Farqueharson, D. Zastrow. Third Row: G. Surniak. S. Perry. S. Lewis. P. O'Donnell. P. Sion. Fourth Row: R. Schearer. D. Lester. L. Schruise. D. Westcott. C. Duxbury. T. Knowler. W. Kanouff, T. Lutes. J. Beach, R. Roberts. Freshman Class Officers The freshman class officers are the first officers for the class of 1976. They have established the mold for future officers to develop. man. Treasurer: Shelly Curtiss. 99 SOPHOMORES Sophomores are in the Senior High, finally! Their class is now more organized and projects are more complicated. This year the works involved raising funds through selling bulletin boards was offset with the joy of their roller skating party. The sophomore has more opportunity and, along with this, more responsibility. He begins now to choose classes and gives serious thought to what he wants to be. But he still has two years that will be filled with excitement beyond belief. So he dreams of those days to come. Maybe it I stare at it long enough it'll turn into a pumpkin! And I thought we were just triends! First Row: J. Pierson. Second Row: K. Kerwin, L. Sulfridge. Third Row: R. Martin, J. Smith, C. Faery. D. Gergal, C. Davis. T. Taylor. Fifth Row: D. Seeloff, T. Nasiadka. R. Craig. Sixth Row: M. Zastrow, J. Wilcox 100 First Row: P. Licinio, S. Merrick. K. King. Second Row: J. Smithart. D. Finch. B. Wilson. N. Brown. L. Sanders. Third Row: A. Ward. G. Hacker. M. Tillman. M. Clark. D York. B Anson. W. Shearman. M. Horn. Fourth Row: S. Kramer. H. Jones. J. Upton. 101 First Row: J. Plnkham, Y. Davis. Second Row: K. Wilkins, 0. Collins, J. Chenez. B. Uriel. Third Row: L. Klely, M. Strablow, D. McLaughun. C. Kopp, A. St. Laurent. T. Figure, Q. Malnes. Fourth Row: D. Johnson, D. Shaffee. T. Lewis. P. Davis, R. Rhoat. R. Goodman. Fifth Row: C. Smith, C. Vought, D. Hogan. First Row: E. Kopp. R. Stopa. K. Tussing. R. Bohlman. Second L. Daniels. P. Murphy. A. Rutt. J. Waters. S. Janzen. M. Row: S. Koepke. S. Volk, C. World. Third Row: R. Skellen. N. McHenry. R. Zimmerman. R. Pettit. M. Lese. Woolston, E. Cobb, B. Hewitt, J. Buzzard, D. Evans. Fourth Row: 102 If this is what I think it is. Yuck! Only 500 more words left. I hope my finger makes it. First Row: R. Wilson. B. Zimmerman. M. Poyfair. M Barmasse. Second Row. D. McCollum. L. Boyd. G. Carr. S. Parry. Third Row: D Bullock. J. Marshall. J. Tracy. J. Steblein. J. Sievert. Fourth Row: D. Hatton. V. Cullen. R. Schruise. R. Hurtgam. D. Moore. C. Kneeppel. G. Dietz. First Row: D. Kline, M. Moley. J. Buckeye, D. Ward. Second Row: S. Zabel. B. Owens. Third Row: D. Porter. F. Maisano, A. Stauff. M. Tower, J. Foster. Fourth Row: H Roeser, N. Clark. R. Tussing. J. Dent. Fifth Row. C. Haner. L. Cronshaw. J. Kurtz. Sixth Row: R. Hunter. G. Sax. You really like it!! Rock a bye baby . 104 First Row: C. Dormer. L. Hibbard. D. Zastrow. S. Randall. Second Row: R. Kennedy. J. Barrlck. Third Row: G. Woodard. B. Vic-cari. C. Schultz. P. Washburn. S. Knowles. Fourth Row: C. Zimmerman. D. Singer. K. Moore. P Hertel. S. Peters. Fifth Row: S. Treharne. J. Lampman, T. Curry. D. Stewart. D. Pusateri. President: Laura Boyd. Vice-President: Ray Tussing. Secretary: Cindy Donner. Treasurer: Cindy Faery. Sophomore Class Officers The sophomore class officers have really set the pace this year. These officers have put forth great effort and hard work. Their guidance and hard work have created great enthusiasm and initiative among class members. 105 JUNIORS The Juniors have grown together for many years. They are a class of friends who have slowly broken out of their shells and emerged seeking new ideas and knowledge. Their year was full of fun and hard work. They were involved in the magazine sales, Junior-Senior prom, Junior play and class rings! At this time all juniors prepare seriously for their futures and try to fulfill the responsibility to themselves—to be the best they possibly can. But as the year closes the realization that they'll be seniors and the thought of graduation pops into their minds—what will it be like? Bottled love potion. We ll sell a million!! When you got an itch, you got to scratch it!! MORNING BOCES First Row: G. McCollum. D. Speck. B. McCarty. H. Merrick. M. Schultz. Second Row: D. Maulk. D. World. W. Grose. C. Buzzard. D. Rohring, L. Truesdell, M. Flagler. N. Shook. L. Swearingen. D. Schuler. Third Row: M Green. C. Haner, R. Mawhiney. M. Den. ny, J. Carveth. D. Vroman. T. Rohring. Fourth Row: B Hill, D Gombert, H. Ganshaw. L. Hochadel. J. Pease, P. Hosey. to AFTERNOON AND LATE BOCES First Row: T. Williams. E. McGrew. K. Zimmerman, K. Schumann. Second Row: D. Orr. F. Lllley. L. Carr. Third Row: D. Zastrow. R. Kline. K. Taylor, K. Monahan, B. Fillpovlch. Fourth Row: M. Stopa. L. Hillman. K. Lllley. B. Brown, C. Michelle. I wonder how long It will take my spltwad to fall? Hello. Hello? I think my phone has been disconnected. 107 First Row: C. Stojak. S. Wilson. H. Benton. A McAvoy. M. Barmasse. Second Row: J. Gamble. D Scott. D. Cuddeback. A. Ward. F. Lilley. Third Row: G. Porter. E. Kightlinger. R. Graf. M Herbst, J. Farwell, B Sion. First Row: J. Shearman. E. Schulz. M. Peters. B. Jackubec. Second Row: W. Sherman. D. Shubert. G. Rosh. J. McTigue. T. Lafler. Third Row: B O'Lay. G. Surniak, D. Steblein, T. McGinnis. Fourth Row: W Crawley. J. Kappas. R. McGranor. J. Buffington. P. Alt. C. Weipert. T. Bentley. S. Mulcahy. 108 First Row: M Bax. C Webb. D. Eick. M Mosher. Second Row: J. Boyd. S. Smith. D. Yochum. G. Kowalchek. J. High. T. Zurenda. Third Row: J. Cornell. D. Burch. B Zahno, T. Demmin. R. Strong. M. Lafler. D. Grose. 109 First Row: L. Hibbard. P. Weaver. Second Row: J. Moeller. Third Row: S. Rick. D. McCabe, A. Davis, D. Kneeppell, G. Daniels. C. Owens. Fourth Row: R. Bickford, K. Lily, D. Seabert. D. Barrick, C. Thurman, L. Strablow. no First Row: C. Freatman, C. St. Laurent. Second Row: T. Brooks. P. Alvers. L. Lester. D. Orr. B. Schultz. B. Behnke. Third Row: P. Evans. J. Kiely, K. Schuman. R. Sieck. M. Croisdale. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS These officers have guided their class through many activities, taken great responsibility, and performed their duties well. Perhaps, most of all, they have been friends to their classmates. President—Corby Gay: Vice-President—Darlene Barrick; Secretary Treasurer—Patty Alvers l ♦ Deborah Marie Anson Barbara Balcom 114 Colleen Renee Bentley Brian Allen Bohlman Renee Louise Brawn Deborah Sue Brown Donald Burrows Andrew N. Caldwell 115 Michelle E. Campbell Wayne Cornell Linda Crawley 116 Gary Daniels Kathleen Anne Doty David W. Figura 118 Crystal Ella Flagler Gail M. Ganshaw Rebecca Geltz Julie Gilbert Donald A. Foster Jon Fryer Debbie Gawne Wende L. Giles 120 Trudy Jayne Heidenfelt 121 Craig L. Hurtgam Bonnie Jacubec ■ Lorna Kanouff Norman Hyjek Thomas Kappus Michael J. Kerwin 122 Edward D. Kiely Robert L. Kline Maryanne Koeppen JoAnn Kopchick Don Klumpp Joni Maureen Kowalchek Dennis J. Klinger Robert C. Leggett 124 James L. Luff Sheila Matthews Michael E. McCamant 125 David McClelland 126 Karen Moore Jon Munnikhuysen Margaret Mulcahy Dana S. Parker Mary J. Nasiadka Tom Naslund Mark William Neumann Michael T. Nicholson 127 128 Dawn Marie Robins Terry Lynn Saunderson Terri Rosh David M. Sanders Jacquelyn D. Schroeder Debra Elizabeth Schuler 129 130 Brenda Senek David B. Smithson 131 Andrea Stoner Wendell Charles Strubing Steven E. Tillman Carol Anne Wapen 133 Thomas Paul Williams Debra World Paula Marie Zahno Debby Ann Zimmerman Kenneth C. Zimmerman 134 Stephen P. Zurenda, Jr. 135 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jan Grzybowski—Vice President Your fellow students would like you to know how much we appreciate all the work and time you have given for our class to make our Senior year a very successful one. Jim Luff—President Paula Zahno—Secretary 136 Judy Rohring—Treasurer CLASS ADVISORS Seated: Mrs. Mosher. Mr. Proefrock. Standing: Mrs. Strick, Mr. Pender. Mr. LaRock. Not Pictured: Mr. Geise We, the Class of 1973, express our most sincere thanks to our advisors for their guidance and cooperation in making our senior year at Wilson rewarding and memorable. 137 The girl whom we were privileged to have as our female foreign exchange student was Guenet Wolde Selassie from Ethopia. While visiting us here at Wilson, she stayed with the family of a former Wilson graduate, Marvin Hill. Guenet enjoyed the courses she took which included shorthand, typing, business math, and American History. Guenet extends an invitation to us all to visit her country. OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Our second foreign exchange student was Othon Alvarez from Mexico. Othon was only with us for a half a year. He left for home in December. While Othon was here, he stayed with the Hill family and the Munnikhuysen’s. Othon has already graduated from his high school in Mexico. His plans for the future are attending college to become a veterinarian. After he receives his degree, Othon asks us all to bring our sick pets to him. 138 CLASS HISTORY Kindergarten—This was the big step in our life we all looked forward to. The finger painting, nap time, and waiting to see who was going to break their milk bottles during milk and cookie time!” First Grade—We learned to read of the adventures of Sally and Spot, learned that A was for apple, B for boy, C for cat. We had a rough time remembering to start writing at the left of the paper, and which way the d's”, b's , and r's turned. Second Grade—We ll never forget our first Chauvinist play Three Billy Goats Gruff with an all male cast, and Dana became our first engaged woman. Third Grade—The big thrill of the year—taking the test to find out if we were musically inclined! Some of us went to Buffalo Airport and hijacked a plane back to Ransomville. During our play, Bruce fainted and fell through our “wall. But the show still went on. Fourth Grade—Our show and tell time became a lesson in itself. We learned not to use—my sister she or my brother he. Fifth Grade—Our first taste of team teaching came this year, switching classes like the high school was great fun but some of us just couldn't remember to take along all the books and supplies we needed for the different classes. Both schools were busy publishing a newspaper. Sixth Grade—Wilson students did their plays about the first Thanksgiving and Hansel and Gretel. It was also the year of our first bloody movie, Hemo the Magnificent. Trud fainted. We got to visit the high school for orientation (Sheila missed the bus) and were able to be present at the Moving Up Day ceremonies. This was the last year of being the big kids, now we were to start all over being the little seventh graders! Seventh Grade—We began to organize our first mixed gangs”, Wilson and Ransomville kids together. We elected our first representatives to Jr. High Student Council. Eighth Grade—Who could forget our first Jr. High Party and rolling eggs across the gym floor with our noses? This year Jim and Trud were both nominated for the Jr. High Student Council presidency but neither one wanted it. Ninth Grade—Our first class officers, our first pizza sale (delivering pizzas at 10:00 at night in the rain), and our first picnic on school grounds complete with water balloons thrown through the halls! Tenth Grade—The year of the frog, the eel, and the grasshopper and the smell of formaldehyde throughout the halls. We ended the year with our picnic at Akron Park. Remember the 'ole rolling wine bottle? Eleventh Grade— The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis” brought down the ceiling of the auditorium. Again our picnic was at Akron Park and nobody leaves our picnic dry—including Mrs. Stapf. But don't forget our “winning” float and caged eagles in LUFF'S garage. Twelfth Grade—It seemed like a dream that we were finally Seniors and some of the kids were really working hard for our passes and our lounge. Right from the start we anticipated this end, our last magazine sale, last dance, and last chance to goof off before the final days of class night and graduation. We now anticipate all going our separate ways and repeating “Those were the days.” SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Douglas Alexander — Maple Rd., Wilson. Debbie Anson — 4403 East Lake Rd.. Wilson-Business Major, Chorus 1 2 3 4, GAA 1 2, Student Council 2, Library Helper 3, Cheerleader 3, Crab Soccer 3, Yorkers 1 2, Science Club 1, Gym Club 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3, Art Show Winner 2, Office Helper 4, Press Club 4, Twelve Year Student. Barbara Balcom — 3027 Townline Rd., Wilson, 751-6534-Art Major, Office Helper 1, Gym Helper 1 2 3, Clinic Helper 1 2, GAA 1, Band 1 2, Student Council 1, Art Club 1. Mary Barrick — 2459 Parker Rd., Ransomville-Business Major, Science Club 1, Class President 2, Cheerleader 2-co-captain 3-Coaches Trophy 4-co-captain, Powder Puff Football 3 4, Homecoming Parade Chairman 3, Homecoming Chairman 4, Prom Attendant 3, Prom Court Committee 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Library Council 3, Pep Club 1, Play Cast 4, Office Helper 2 3, Gym Helper 3, Candy Committee 4, Crab Soccer 1 2 3 4. Audrey Bauer — 4903 Nelson Rd., Newfane, 751-9062-Business Major, Library Council 1 2 3- President 4-Treasurer, F.S.A. 4, Office Helper 4, Yorkers 1 2, Twelve Year Student. Colleen Renee Bentley — 3473 Beebe Rd., Newfane, 751-9749-Art, Math and Science Major, Office Helper 1 3 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Crest Staff 4, Graduation Prom Committee 4, Student Council 1 2. Sandra Lynette Berger — 5199 Wilson-Burt Rd., Burt-Math and Home Economics Major, F.H.A. 1 2 3, Perfect Attendance 1 2, Twelve Year Student. Brian Bohlman — Wilcox Ave., Wilson. Renee Brawn — 2951 Cambria-Wilson Rd., Wilson, 751-6091-Business and Art Major, Cheerleader 1 2, Gym Helper 1, GAA 1, Varsity Club 1 2, Pep Club 2, Business Club 3, Tennis 2. F.S.A. 4, Play Usherette 3, Twelve Year Student. Deborah Sue Brown — 340 Bay St., Wilson, 751-6880-Art, Science and Latin Major, Crest Editor-in-Chief, Student Council 1 4, Jr. Honor Society, Play Cast 3, P A. Staff 4, Ski Club 1 4, Make-Up Club 1 2 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Prom Committee 4, Science Club 1, Chorus 1, Twelve Year Student. Donald Burrows — 2094 N. Beebe Rd., Burt, 751-9703-Math and Science Major, Band 1 2 3 4, Biology Club 1, Twelve Year Student. Andrew Caldwell — 2711 Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-4655-Science Major, Science Club 1, Band 1 2 3 4, Biology Club 2, Football 1 2 4, Varsity Club 4, Biology Helper 3 4, Earth Science Helper 4, Gym Helper 4. Michelle Campbell — Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-3630-Math and Science Major, Ski Club 1, F.T.A. 2, Teacher's Assistant 2, Biology Club 2, Band 1 2 3 4, Crest Staff 4, Stage Crew 3, Powder Puff Football 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Intramurals 1. Renee Campbell — 2585 E. Main St., Ransomville, 791-4977-Art and Home Economics Major. Linda S. Carr — 600 Lake Street. Wilson, 751-6665-BOCES Major, Pep Club 1, F.T.A. 1. Rose Marie Cipolla — 3061 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 751-9694-Science Major, Office Helper 1 2 3 4, Gym Helper 1 4, Cheerleader 1 3, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4, Moving-Up Day Queen 2, Chorus 2 3 4, P.A. Staff 4, Honor Basketball 4, Moving-Up Day Committee 3 4, Twelve Year Student. Doreen Cleveley — Wilson Youngstown Rd., Wilson-F.T.A. 3, National Honor Society 2 3 4-President. Wayne C. Cornell — 2633 Youngstown Lockport Rd., Ransomville, 791-3879-Math and Science Major Football 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3, Tennis 4, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Gym Helper 4, Twelve Year Student. Mark Coulter — 3704 North Ridge Road, Lockport. Linda Crawley — 3777 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 791-4118-Math, Science and Home Economics Major Science Club 1, Biology Club 3 4, F.H.A. 2 4, F.T.A 3, Medical Careers 1, Crest Staff 4, Office. Karen Croisdale — 2313 Wilson Ave., Wilson 751-6681-Art, Business and Home Economics Major, Moving Up Day Queen 1, Moving Up Day Committee 1 2 3 4, Crest Staff 4, Crest Staff 4, Red Cross 1, Graduation Usherette 3, Press Club 4, Chorus 1, Play Cast 4, Student Council 1 2, Prom Committee 3, Office Helper 4, Science Club 1, Ski Club 4, Drama Club 1 2, Twelve Year Student. Darla Culp — 317 Young St. Wilson, 751-9902-Math and Science Major, Different School 1 2, Crest Staff 4, Gale Culverwell — 3843 West Youngstown Rd., Wilson, 751-6895-Science Major, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 1 2 3 4, Tennis 1 4, Track 2 3, Wrestling 1 2 3 4. Gary Daniels — 5401 Chestnut Rd. Wilson. Neil Demmin — 3512 Ridge Rd. Lockport. Tim DeNatale — Lake St. Wilson. Roxann DeWinter — 3446 Palmer Rd., Ransomville, 791-3926-Business Major, F.H.A. 1. Kathy Doty — 3768 Irish Rd., Wilson, 751-9837- cience and Music Major, Cheerleader 2 3 4, GAA 2 3-Secretary 4, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Student Council 1 3, Gym Club 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 4, Biology Club 2, Chorus 1 2 4, Powder Puff Football 3 4, Pep Band 1, Office Helper 3, Gym Helper 1, Play Cast 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Twelve Year Student. 140 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Patti Eckert — 4562 Chestnut Rd., Wilson, 751-9862-Math and French Major, Make-Up Club 3, Chorus 1 2 4. Dave Everett — 3256 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ran-somville. 791-4508-Art and Music Major, Chorus 1 2 4, Niagara County Chorus 1, Science Club 1, Track 2 3 4, Biology Club 2, Drama Club 2, Pep Club 2 Perfect Attendance 3, Play Cast 3 4, P.A. Staff 4, Press Club 4, Crest Staff 4, Twelve Year Student. Frances Elaine Faery — 3461 Townline Rd., Wilson, 751-9013-Math and Science Major, Science Club 1, GAA 2 3 4- Treasurer, Press Club 2, Book Store Worker 4, Gym Helper 4, Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4, Honor Basketball 2 3 4, Powder Puff Football 3 4, Play Cast 3 4, Crest Staff 4, Moving-Up Day Committee 4, North Western Science Conference-2nd place Biology Winner 2, Twelve Year Student. Dave Figura — Estes Place, Ransomville. Brad Fllipovich — 3873 Ridge Rd., Lockport. Crystal Ella Flagler — 162 Young St., Wilson, 751-6061-Science Major, Band 1 2 3 4, Science Club 1, Cheerleader 2 3, Varsity Club 2 3 4-President, Student Council 2, GAA 1 2-Vice-President, Class Vice-President 3, Magazine Chairman 3 4, Homecoming Princess 3, Prom Princess 3, Crest Staff 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Homecoming Court Chairman 4, Play Cast 3 4, Pep Band 1 4, Crab Soccer 1 2 3. Sue Ann Ford — 2804 Daniels Rd., Wilson, 751-6830-Business, Art, and Science Major, Chorus 1 2, Cheerleading 3, Pep Club 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Ski Club 1 4, Press Club 4, Powder Puff Football 4, F.T.A. 4, Crest Faculty Editor, Play Cast 3 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Red Cross 1, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3 4, Office Helper 2 3 4, Biology Club 2 3, F.H.A. 1 2 3, Science Club 1, GAA 1 2 3 4, Make-Up Club 1 2, Drama Club 1, F.S.A. 4, Art Club 1, Reading Center Helper 4, Crab Soccer 1 2 3 4, Perfect Attendance 3, D.S. 4, Twelve Year Student. Donald Foster — 4700 Shadigee Rd., Newfane. Jon Fryer — 3561 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4531-Math and Science Major, Twelve Year Student. Gail Ganshaw — 3964 Daniels Rd., Ransomville-Science Major, Powder Puff Football 3. Debbie Gawne — 4157 N. Ridge Rd., Lockport, 434-2501-Science Major. Different School 1 2 3, Honor Basketball 4, Graduation and Prom Committee 4. Becky Geltz — 3249 Daniels Rd., Ransomville, 751-9877-Business Major, Different School 1, F.H.A. 3, Office Helper 3. Julie Gilbert Wertde Giles — 4423 E. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-6514-French Major, Band 1 2 3 4, P.A. Staff 3 4, Chorus 4, Pep Band 2 3 4, Make-Up Club 1, Drama Club 3, French Club 4. Ann Goodman — 2892 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 751-9080-Math, Science, Art, and Mechanical Drawing Major, Crest Staff 4, Cheerleader 1 2-Co-captain 3 4-Captain, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4-Vice-President. Student Council 1 2 3, Play Cast 3, Honor Basketball 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, P.A. Staff 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Gym Club 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 2 4, Press Club 4, Yorkers 1, Powder Puff Football 3 4, Red Cross 1, Pep Club 2, Twelve Year Student. Janice Grzybowski — 3558 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 791-3776-Science, Art, and Music Major, Class Vice-President 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4, Niagara County Chorus 1, Biology Club 2 3 4, GAA 1 2, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Play Cast 3 4, Powder Puff Football 3 4, Make-Up Club 3, Crest Activities Editor, Student Council 1 2 3, Magazine Sale Co-Chairman 4, Jr. Honor Society, P.A. Staff 3, Medical Careers Club 1 2, Twelve Year Student. Bradley Hardison — 3895 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4249-Science Major, Football 1 2 3 4, Homecoming King 4, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4, Tennis 3. Terry Harrelson — 3609 Randall Rd.. Ransomville-Art Major, Shop Helper 3, Powder Puff Football 3. Jacqueline Harris — 3588 Ransomville Rd., 791-3357-BOCES Health Careers and Home Economics Major, Clinic Helper 3 4, Twelve Year Student. Trudy J. Heidenfelt — 4243 Nelson Rd., Wilson, 751-9393-Science and Art Major, Science Club 1-President Student Council 3 4-Secretary, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Office Helper 2, Varsity Club 2, Play Cast 3 4, Graduation and Prom Committee 4, F.T.A. 3, Honor Society 4, Crab Soccer-M.V.P. 2 3 4, Crest Staff 4, Class Will and Prophecy 4, Twelve Year Student. Mark Hewitt — 3710 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 791-3884-Industrial Arts Major, Track 1 2, Basketball 2 3 4. Bev Hill Leigh Hillman — 3554 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville-BOCES Welding Major, Twelve Year Student. Lynn Hogan — 2660 New Rd., Ransomville, 791-4435-Art and Science Major, Different School 1, Powder Puff Football 3, Honor Basketball 3, F.H.A. 4, Baseball 3. Maura Ann Hogan — 3176 W. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-6298-French Major, Different School 1, Science Club 1, Student Council 2 4, Office Helper 3 4, Hall Monitor 3, Powder Puff Football 4, Class Secretary 3, Prom Committee 3 4, Graduation Committee 4, Play Cast 3 4. 141 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Sandra Marie Hoover — 3395 Randall Rd., Ransom-ville, 791-4712-Home Economics Major, F.H.A. 3 4, Library Council 1 2 3 4. Craig Hurtgam — 3261 Andrews Rd., Ransomvllle, 791-3738-Science and Mechanical Drawing Major, Varsity Club 3 4, Track 1 2, Wrestling 2 3 4, Play Cast 3, Class President 3, Homecoming Chairman 4. Mike Hutton — 2836 Braley Rd., Ransomville, 791-4166-BOCES Auto Mechanics Major, Football 1 2 4, Wrestling 1 2, Science Club 1, Art Club 1, Twelve Year Student. Norman Hyjek — 218 Box Ave., Wilson, 751-9018-Math and Science Major, Biology Club 3, Cross Country 2 3, Tennis 2 3 4, Press Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Shop Helper 4. Bonnie Jakubec — 3725 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville-Art Major. Lorna Kanouff — 4277 Ridge Rd., Lockport, 433-8456-Business and Home Economics Major. Tom Kappus — 2030 Beebe Rd., Burt, 751-9695. Michael J. Kerwin — 394 Young St., Wilson-Math and Science Major, Football 2, Baseball 1 2, Gym Helper 4, Crest Staff 4. Ed Kiely — 3534 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4570-Math, Science, and French Major, Crest Staff 4, Jr. Honor Society, National Honor Society 2 3 4, Chorus 1, Band 1 2 3 4, Student Council 1 2 3-Vice-President 4-President, Football 1 2 3 4-Captain, Basketball 1 2 3 4-Captain, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Biology Club 2, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Gym Club 1 2 3 4, Play Cast 3, National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Science Foundation Summer Program at Rutgers University, Twelve Year Student. Robert Kline — 2304 Youngstown Rd., Ransomville-BOCES Auto Body Major. Dennis Klinger — 2411 Maple Rd., Wilson. Don Klumpp — 3279 Beebe Rd., Newfane. Mary Ann Koeppen — 2577 Daniels Rd., Wilson. Jo Ann Kopchick — 3901 W. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-6774-French and Science Major, Chorus 1 2, Make-Up Club 3, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Crest Staff 4, Biology Club 2 3 4-Vice-President, Press Club 2. Denise Koss — 3769 Cambria-Wilson Rd., Wilson. Joni Kowalchek — 4280 Willow Rd., Wilson, 751-6693-Science Major, GAA 1, F.T.A. 1, F.H.A. 1, Office Helper 3, Clinic Helper 4. Bob Leggett — 2500 Parker Rd., Ransomville, 791-4054-lndustrial Arts Major, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3, Varsity Club 3 4, Press Club 4, Literary Magazine Editor 4, Crest Sports Editor, Twelve Year Student. Linda Liclnio — 2946 Wilson-Cambrla Rd., Wilson-Art Major. Ken Lilley — Randall Rd„ Ransomville-BOCES and Art Major, Football 1, Baseball 1 2, Wrestling 1 2, Class President 2, National Honor Society 2 3 4. Paula Lochren — 2606 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ransomville, 791-4522-Math and Home Economics Major, Powder Puff Football 3, F.H.A. 2-Secretary 3-President 4. Bonnie Lockwood — 4750 Chestnut Rd., Newfane, 751-6278-Science Major, Band 1 2 3 4, F.H.A. 2, Press Club 3, Pep Band 1 2 3, Sr. Executive Committee Chairman 4. David Logan — 3545 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4117-Math and Science Major, Press Club 2, Crest Staff 4, Football 2. Baseball 2, Basketball Manager 3, Band 1 2 3 4, School Rock Group 4, Chorus 4, Boy's State Representative. Jim Luff — 338 High St., Wilson, 751-6410-Math, Science, and Music Major, Football 1, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Chorus 1 2 4, Band 1 2 4, Niagara County Chorus 1, Pep Band 2 3 4, Student Council 1 2 3 4, Crest Photography Editor, Press Club 2, Biology Club 2, Prom and Graduation Committee 4, Play Cast 3 4, Varsity Club 4, Class Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 2, Class President 4, Ski Club 4, Twelve Year Student. Duff Maacks — 2505 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4668. Diane Mason — 601 Dorwood Park, Ransomville, 791-3284-Science and French Major, Science Club 1, Medical Careers Club 2, Press Club 2, Chorus 1 2, Niagara County Chorus 1 2, Choral Productions 1 2, Pep Club 3. Sheila Matthews — 2638 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ransomville-Art, Science and Math Major, Make-Up Club 2 3, F.T.A. 2 3, Band 1 2 3 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3 4, Twelve Year Student. Mike McCamant — 201 Harbor St., Wilson. Patrick McCamant — 201 Harbor St., Wilson-Math and Science Major, Baseball 1 2 3 4. Ronald Allen McCarty — 9831 Chestnut Rd., Newfane-Art and Shop Major, Drama Club 3-President 4-Vice-President. David McClelland — Stacey Rd., Ransomville, 791-3843. Gene McGrew — 4221 Birch Rd., Ransomville, 791-4058. 142 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Bob McGrew — 4221 Birch Rd., Ransomville, 791-4058. Don Merrick — 2702 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ransomville, 791-4097. Vickie Miller — 4666-1 East Lake Rd., Wilson-Home Economics Major, Science Club 1, F.H.A. 142-President, Drama Club 2, F.T.A. 3, Student Aid At Thomas Marks 3, Biology Club 3-Vice President 44, Office Helper 344, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Sr. Privlledge Passes Chairman 4, Play Usherette 3, Crest Staff 4. Mike Moje — 2543 Lake Rd., Ransomville, 791-4929. Gail Molyneux — 2561 Main St., Ransomville, 791-3875-French and Science Major, F.T.A. 142-Treasurer 43-President 4, F.H.A. 1, Make-Up Club 14243, Play Cast 3, Office Helper 4, Graduation Prom Committee 4, Class Will Prophecy 4, Crest Staff 4, Student Council 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Twelve Year Student. Karen Moore — 2471 Maple Rd., Wilson, 751-6093-Science, French, and Math Major, Different School 1, Chorus 4, School Rock Group 4. Karlene Moore — 3150 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ransomville-BOCES Cosmetology Major, Chorus 1, Niagara County Chorus 1, F.H.A. 1 2-treasurer 43-treasurer 44 President, Honor basketball 1, Press Club 1, Twelve Year Student. Margaret Mulcahy — 5244 E. Lake Rd., Burt, 751-6897-Math, Science, and French Major, F.T.A. 1424344, F.H.A. 1, Gym Club 1424344, Gym Show 14243, Ski Club 144, Make-Up Club 1424344, Intramurals 1424344, G.A.A. 1424344, Play Cast 3, Class Night Usherette 3, Gazette Correspondent 344. Jon Munnikhuysen — 395 Young St., Wilson, 751-9050. Mary Nasiadka — 4723 Ridge Rd., Lockport, 433-2314-Science Major, Student Council 144-Vice President, Class Secretary 2, Cheerleader 1, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Gym Club 142, G.A.A. 142, Varsity Club 243, Intramurals 1424344, Powder Puff Football 3-MVP 44, Honor Basketball 4, D. S., 4, Twelve Year Student. Tom Naslund — 139 Lake St. Wilson, 751-6475-Math, Science, Language and Art Major, Different School 1, Festival of the Arts Committee Chairman 243, Festival of the Arts Winner 3, Crest Photography Editor. Mark Neumann — 3666 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4440-Science and Music Major, Cross Country 2, Track 2, Chorus 1424344, Niagara County Chorus 143, All State Chorus 3, Pep Club 2, Play Cast 3, Student Council 4, Twelve Year Student. Mike Nicholson — 4691 Shadigee Rd., Newfane, 751-6769-Science Major, Different School 1, Football 3, Basketball 243, Track 2, Press Club 4, Play Cast 344, Graduation and Prom Committee 4, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Varsity Club 344, Class Will 4 Prophecy 4. Dana Parker — 4680 Chestnut Rd. Wilson. Debbie Pawlak — 2960 Townline Rd., Wilson, 751-9821-Home Economics Major. Laurel J. Payne — 27 Maple Ave., Lyndonville-Math and Science Major, Different School 142, Biology Club 3, Drama Club 344, Gym Helper 3, Lab Helper 4, Chorus 4, Play Cast 3, Gym Show 3. Susie Perry — Wilson-Burt Rd., Wilson, 751-6697, Twelve Year Student, Art Major, Class Secretary-1, Student Council 14243, Jr. High Honor Society, Crest Art Editor. Kathy Peters — Art and Math Major, Stage Crew 344, Chorus 1424344, Crest Staff 4, Twelve Year Student. Michael Pinkham — 4347 W. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-9874-Art and Mechanical Drawing Major. Dawn Robins — 878 Dorwood Park., Ransomville. Gavin Robinson — 4787 Shadigee Rd., Wilson, 751-6200, Music Major, Different School 14243. Judy Rohring — 4126 North Ridge Rd., Lockport, 434-3042-Math, Science and Business Major, Office Helper 4, Play Cast 344, Crest Business Editor, Biology Club 2, F.T.A. 14243-Vice President, Band 142, Class Treasurer 344, Student Council 3, Honor Society 24344, Jr. Honor Society, Press Club 2, Teacher Aid at Thomas Marks 3, Prom Committee 344, Graduation Committee 4, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Ski Club 4, Science Fair Winner 2, Graduation Usherette 3, Intramurals 1, Yorkers 1, Play Committee 4, Twelve Year Student. Terri Rosh — 4490 Ridge Rd., Lockport, 433-4367-Art and Home Economics Major, Twelve Year Student. Darlene Ruggiero — 222 Haner St., Wilson, 751-6567-Art and Home Economics Major, G.A.A. 3, Gym Helper 243, Powder Puff Football 344, Honor Basketball 243. David M. Sanders — 248 Petit St., Wilson, Math, Science and Latin Major, Football 1, Cross Country 344, Wrestling 344, Tennis 24344, Latin Club 1, Varsity Club 4. Terry Saunderson — 2751 West Lake Rd., Wilson. Jackie Schroeder — 3533 Palmer Rd., Ransomville, 791-4110-Art and Science Major, Drama Club 3-Vice President 44, Tennis 24344, G.A.A. 14244, Intramurals 1424344, Cheerleader 4, Varsity Club 4, Powder Puff Football 344, Chorus 142, Crest Staff 4, Office Helper 4, Play Cast 344, Candy Sale Chairman 4, Science Club 1, Twelve Year Student. 143 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Debbie Schuler — 3340 Townline Rd., Wilson, 751-9093, Yorkers 1, G.A.A. 1, Intramurals 1, Gym Show 1 2, Cheerleading 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Booster Club 3 4. Bruce Schultz - 2833 W. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-6511-French and Science Major, Track 1 2, Football 3, Chorus 1, Science Club 1, Varsity Club 3 4. Carol Sue Schultz — 2682 New Rd., Ransomville, Math, Science, and Music Major, County Chorus 1 3, Biology Club 2 3, Clinic Helper 3, Drama Club 2, Make-Up Club 1 2 and 3. Melodie Schultz — 601 Dorwood Rark, Ransomville. Randy Schultz — 3735 Irish Rd., Wilson, 751-6537-Math and Science Major, Band 1 2 3 4, County Band 1, Pep Band 1 2 3 4, Baseball 1 3 4, P.A. Staff 4, Chorus 4, Stage Crew 3 4, Basketball Manager 2, Press Club 2 3. David Seeloff — 4463 Nelson Rd., Newfane, 751-9494-Math and Science Major, Perfect Attendance 3, Science Fair Winner 2, Twelve Year Student. Brenda Senek — 2087 Youngstown-Wilson Rd., Ransomville-Art and Science Major, Powder Puff Football 3 4, F.T.A. 1 2 3, Crest Staff 4, Stage Crew 3, Twelve Year Student. Nancy Shook — 2954 Townline Rd., Wilson-751-6671, BOCES Medical Careers Major and Home Economics Major, Twelve Year Student. David Shuey — 3252 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 791-4036, Science, Art, and Mechanical Drawing Major, Football 1 2 3 4, gym helper 2 3 4, Wrestling 2, Play Cast 3 4, Biology Club 2, Varsity Club 3 4, Twelve Year Student. Harold Skellen — 2379 Youngstown-Wilson Rd., Ransomville, 791-3332, Science and Math Major, Art Club 1 2, Hall Monitor 1, Teacher Assistant 4, Twelve Year Student. Chris Slaby — 3757 Braley Rd., Wilson, 751-9724-Art and Science Major, Cross Country 1 2 3, Wrestling 1, Tennis 1 2, Track 3, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Twelve Year Student. David Smithson — 2696 Youngstown-Lockport Rd., Ransomville, 791-4478-Science Major, 8th grade basketball, Varsity Club 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3, Football 1 2 3 4-Captain 3 4, M.V.P. 4, Ski Club 4, Niagara-Orelans All League Football Team 4, Twelve Year Student. Bruce A. Stauff, Jr. — 3159 Ridge Rd., Ransomville, 791-4694-Math and Science Major, Biology Club 2, Stage Crew 3, Baseball 3, Assistant Sports Announcer 4. Andrea Stoner — 4249 Birch Rd., Ransomville, 791-4227-Art and Home Economics Major, F.H.A. 1 4, Of- fice Helper 2, Yorkers 1, Chorus 1, Twelve Year Student. Marcia Stopa — 4243 Church Rd.. Lockport, 434-7919. Tim Strassburg — 3384 Randall Rd., Ransomville, 791-4419-BOCES Major, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Ski Club 1 4, Baseball 2 3, Football 3. Wendell Charles Strubing — 203 Petit St., Wilson-Art Major, Golf 1, Biology Club 1, Ski Club 1 2 4, Drama Club 3, Twelve Year Student. Glen Swazey — 3710 Townline Rd., Wilson-BOCES Auto Mechanics Major, Football 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Wrestling 2 3, Baseball 2. Dan Taylor — 3553 W. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-9020-BOCES Food Service Major, Track 2 3 4, Cross Country 3 4, Wrestling 3. Lynn Terry — 4415 E. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-9681-Science and Math Major, GAA 1-Treasurer 2 3-Vice-President 4-President, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4, Cheerleader 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Girl Athlete of the Year 3, Gym Helper 1 2 4, Office Helper 2 4, Crest Staff 4, Play Cast 3 4, Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Twelve Year Student. Steve Tillman — 2655 Youngstown Lockport Rd., Ransomville, 791-4520-Math and Science Major, Football 1 2 3 4, Gym Helper 4, Prom Prince 3, Varsity Club 3 4, Pep Band 3, Band 1 2 3 4, Graduation and Prom Committee 4, Play Cast 4, Student Council 4, Class Will and Prophecy 4, Crest Staff 4, Twelve Year Student. Laureen G. Tower — 3161 Randall Rd., Ransomville-Business and Art Major, Chorus 1 2 4, Crest Staff 4, F.H.A. 1, Play Cast 3, Science Club 1, Yorkers 1, Drama Club 3 4, Ski Club 4, Powder Puff Football 3 4. Reeve Tower — 3569 Curtiss Ave., Ransomville, 791-3719-Math, Science, and French Major, Football 2 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4. Linda Truesdell — 3539 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-4266-BOCES Cosmetology Major, Chorus 1 2 4, Gym Club 1 2, Office Helper 2 3 4, Varsity Club 1 2, Cheerleader 1, Gym Helper 2 3, Science Club 1, Twelve Year Student. Kathy Ulrich — Art Major, F.H.A. 1 2, F.T.A. 1, Twelve Year Student. Carol Anne Wapen — 4465 E. Lake Rd., Wilson, 751-6255-Science and Art Major, Band 1, Varsity Club 1 2 3, Cheerleader 1 2 3, Moving-Up Day Queen 3, Honor Basketball 1 2, Class Treasurer 1, Gym Helper 1 2, Gym Club 1 2, GAA 1, Pep Club 2. 144 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Jackie Webb — 4206 Wilson Burt Rd., Wilson, 751-6590. Tom Williams — New Rd., Ransomville, 791-4082-BOCES Major. Carol Wilson — Math Major, Business Club 3, Library Council 3 4-Secretary. Dana Wilson — 78 Harbor St., Wilson, 751-6081-Business and Math Major, Student Council 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4, F.H.A. 1, F.T.A. 1, Cheerleader 3- Captain 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Play Cast 3 4, Crest Staff 4, Twelve Year Student. Debbie Wilson — 78 Harbor St., Wilson, 751-6081-Math and Art Major, Student Council 1 4, F.T.A. 1 3, F.H.A. 1, Play Cast 3 4, Jr. Honor Society, Crest Classes Editor, Red Cross 1, Varsity Club 4, Wrestling Cheerleader 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Science Club 1, Stage Crew 3, Twelve Year Student. Sue Wilson — Estes Place, Ransomville. Debra World — 3891 N. Ridge Rd., Lockport, 434- 1847-BOCES Medical Careers and Home Economics Major, Perfect Attendance 1, Twelve Year Student. Paula Zahno — 3368 Ransomville Rd., Ransomville, 791-3313-Math, Business, Science, and French Major, F.T.A. 2 3-Treasurer, Student Council 3, Jr. Honor Society, Play Cast 3 4, Sr. Executive Committee 4, Graduation and Prom Committee 4, Class Secretary 4, Honor Society 2 3 4, Crest Seniors Editor, Graduation Usherette 3, Class Will and Prophecy 4, Twelve Year Student. Debby Ann Zimmerman — 2795 Lockport Youngstown Rd., Ransomville, 791-3637-Home Economics Major, Chorus 1. Kenneth Zimmerman — 2952 Youngstown Wilson Rd., Ransomville, 751-6393-BOCES and Math Major, Different School 1 2. Stephen P. Zurenda, Jr. — 2601 Wilson Cambria Rd., Wilson-Science and Industrial Arts Major, Football 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Varsity Club 3 4, Student Council 4. 145 IN APPRECIATION Appreciation The Class of 1973 owes much of our success to Mr. Steven LaRock a man who has given us his support throughout our four years of High School. He has helped us to formulate our goals as Seniors and, above all, Mr. LaRock has encouraged us to be ourselves and to do what we feel is right. We feel this Is one of the most Important aspects of becoming responsible citizens. We extend to you, Mr. LaRock our slncerest Thanks for your dedication to us and all our class activities. The Class of 1973 147 I’m no prophet, don’t know nature’s ways. So I’ll try and See into Your eyes right now and stay right here, ’Cause these are the good old days.’ Carly Simon 148 ♦ intor collegicito press, inc. ANTICI