Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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The Photo Club is responsible for taking pictures for the school newspaper and yearbook. Photo Club members capture the moments in our school activities, such as Moving-Up Day and National Honor Society events. The club introduces its members to all the branches of photography. The Photo Club’s advisor is Mr. Waite. Row 1: M. Mahar, H. Bonnell, M. Caldwell Row 2: M. Faery, T. Harvey, E. Stefik, C. Bradley The P.A. staff is led by Mrs. Palacios. They greet us every morning and inform us of our sports events and extracurricular activities. Every September students with professional sounding voices audition for the P.A. staff. The best speakers of the group are chosen to work on a rotating schedule with two students working the announcements each week. Being on the staff helps students develop public speaking skills. Row 1: C. Plants, K. Caldwell, J. Branch, N. Fcrrington, C. Faery, M. Barnum Row 2: M. Smith, N. Oliphant, S. Rayl, J. Blenker, A. Giles, S. Benton, M. Beatty, A. Sheppard, D. Fitchtengcr, B. Fare

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Row 1: R. Moberg, L. Kumpf, T. Frerichs, B. Fare, N. Ferrington, H. Holstrom, K. Stone S. Jowdy. Row 2: M. Falvo, C. Phillips, R. Tordoff, S. James, B. Attficld, C. Palarski, B. Fay, T Broeker, B. Bcrnadt. Row 3: T. Westmorland, J. Stone, E. Waple, D. Goupil, K. Caldwell, P. Toenniessen, N Bodie, A. Schultz, C. Faery. Row 4: J. Foster, J. Clark. S K I C L U B SKI CLUB: The Wilson Ski Club has thirty four members this year. The ski club will be skiing on Monday nights at Kissing Bridge in Colden, N.Y. Students ski from 4:30 until 8:30 pm. They leave Wilson at 3:00 and return about 10:00 pm. The cost of skiing this year is only $80. for approximately ten trips to Kissing Bridge. We are looking forward to another super season. 19

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Row I: T. Zahno, P. Neumann, C. Faery, M. Hanna, D. Demmin Row' 2: D. Bosley, D. Wagner, K. McGrew, K. Hunter, H. Tsulsumi, T. Miclke, L. Grocki Row 3: A. Coppings, M. Brucker, D. Boyle, C. Bateman, A. Zastrow, K. Bartz Row 4: S. Benton, M. Beatty FSA The Wilson Business Club, otherwise known as FSA, is advised by Mrs. Derrick. The purpose of the club is to give Business students an opportunity to look further into the business world. This year the FSA held a formal induction ceremony for its new members. Throughout the year, FSA holds many fundraisers that enable them to take field trips, honor our secretaries on Secretaries Day, and provide valuable business services in our school. President-Laurie Grocki Vice-President — Scott Benton Corresponding Secretary — Carol Bateman Treasurer — Karen Bartz B U S I N E S S c L u B Row |: V. Fay, J, York. R. Zimmerman Row 2: T. Desso, P. Dixon, K. Dixon, H. Tsutsumi Row 3: S. Leathers, J. Young, S. Banks, S. Branch, R. Best, M. Brucker, N. Stevens H.E.R.O. H.E.R.O., which stands for Home Economics Related Organization, is a newly formed club. The club is advised by Mrs. Brothers, and had a very successful first year in 1987. H.E.R.O. plans a bake sale, and many service projects for the future. Another goal of H.E.R.O. is to improve enrollment in Home Economics courses in our school. H.E.R.O. officers for the 87-88 school year are President — Jen York Vice President — Jen Chesterfield Secretary — Sandie Branch Treasurer — Katie Dixon H E R 0 21