Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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 Mind Over Matter ' Thr Odyncy of the Mind i» a competition in which the studenu solve long-term and spontaneous problems using creative thinking. They are to develop unique presentations for their solutions. A combination of long-term scores, spontaneous scores, and style points determine the winners. Last year, the students who are now seniors won the Regionals competition in Division 3, the highest division. For their long-term problem, they had to take a painting from a famous artist and interpret it in a skit. Their solution was based on a painting by Picasso entitled “Great Art Livea. The team went on to tie for 4th place at the state competition. This year's long-term problem is similar to last year’s. It is called Poetic License. The students have to take a famous poem and interpret it in a skit. With much confidence from winning at last year’s competition, the senior team of 5 girls looks forward to another successful year. Good luck to all OM members! Row 1: S. Stimson, M. Rarnum. E. Waple. D. Goupil. C. Proper. P. Toenniessen Row 2: S. Stimson. A. Healv. H. Dehlinger, G. Pisello. R. Dy. B. Hogan. A. Giles. L. Grocki Row I: D. Kepner. A. Szantor, N. Carter Row 2: M Moran. M Hartz, M. Falvo. A. Muck. J. Reagan Row 3: J. Carson, M. Faery Check Mates The Chess Club, advised by Mrs. Foster, is an afterschool activity open to any 7th-12th grader. Once a week, the club members meet to oppose one another in the thrilling game of chess. The Club has three double-elimination tournaments each year with prizes awarded to the champion of each tournament. Team tournaments are also held. Club members say that this activity is a good way to forget about the pressures of their normal school day yet, at the same time, exercise their brains. ! ii ii i Row 1: V. Hillman, E. Coppings Row 2: A. Szantor, A. Muck, M. Falvo, J. Reagan, T. Slattery Row 3: W. Hayes, B. Grocki, C. Yerdon 20 ACTIVITIES

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Extra, Extra — Read All About It Row 1: G. Fenn, A. Giles, A. Kowalchuk Row 2: L. Grocki, S. Stimson, H. Dehlinger, R. Dy, S. Huntington, J. Ozzimo, J. Hylinger The Lakemen Journal is produced by a group of Jr. High students who are experiencing the newspaper business for the first time. Under the direction of Mrs. Moley-Palacios and Mrs. Derrick, these students write articles that are published in a monthly paper. Some of the articles are based on interviews of teachers or students of the month. They also have an editorial page on which the opinions of Jr. High students appear. “Hats-off” submissions are included also. The Sr. High paper — “The Lake-man Spirit”, is published monthly by senior high students who are interested in modern journalism. This paper highlights many school events, and also includes a list of Honor Roll members each marking period. The 10 members on this staff work very hard to include as much factual and entertaining information as is possible for the WCS student body. Row 1: D. Clapp, J. Ewald, R. Wagner, A. Miller Row 2: C. Robinson, T. McCabe, M. Payne, J. Newton, M. Payne, C. Tuttle Row 3: C. Grusendorf, H. Johnston, D. Sander, C. Nuyden, P. Guyette, P. Gorman ACTIVITIES 19

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 Ski Ballistic!! ff The Wilson Ski Club, led by Mr. Duguay, had a great season this year! The group traveled to Kissing Bridge on Mondays after school, for a full afternoon of skiing. They returned to the high school at approximately 10 p.m. Kissing Bridge Ski Resort offers a variety of trails for anyone from a beginner to an expert. The more daring skiers tackle the slopes with huge moguls. Some of the club’s skiers took a trip to Vermont, one that is sure to hold long time memories. Above — Row 1: K. Julias. S. Hobart, B. Fare, G. Phillips, R. Moberg, M. Falvo, L. Albright. Row 2: E. Waple, D. Goupil, L. Moran, J. Bryer, H. Argue, N. Ferington, B. Fare, H. Holstrom, L. Faery. Row 3: Mr. Duguay, M. Bax, J. Foster, C. Faery, P. Sabey, B. Thompson, P. Basil, J. Kubinec. Row 4: C. Frerichs, A. Emborsky, J. Stone, D. Holstrom, M. Beatty, N. Bodie, G. Hessinger. Row 5: M. Woodard, A. Schultz Not Pictured: K. Seeley, N. Faery', H. Johnston