Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1972 volume:

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L ' m - - M , 3 ' , x A Q ' ': V. . , , A , A V iff ZW V mf4,,lf,q,A551a ,kV, W WW: V Aqwye i Q A l 2 ' 5,435 A ' ' V K 0 , Y. ' -' A A , , ' ff ' vvv.vv 4 .,,. Vevfz ' ,,,, 2 M 5 ,, J ' , V Ah by ,, V, ,I 5i,g,1:f X' Qt., ,fjifl Q 'f w,.,fw'5 r ,fix . . , 2 3. DEDICATED ro DONALD E. TRCUTMAN - AN ENTHUSIASTIC TEACHER, A CONCERNED REALIST, AND A TRULY MEANINGFUL FRIEND W ff f ff x vm l Ant Throughout his teaching Career at Wilson, whether it was helping a student with a quadratic equation, relating with enthusiasm his adventures in Africa, or organizing a Human Relations assembly, Mr. Troutman has always been ready, willing, and able to lend a helping hand in an possible way. It is for this reason that we, the Seniors dedicate the 1972 Wilsonian to him. .t llllwlll ff!! WVU 7 10 '-4'-!t CC'3CP'f1 SCHOOL DIRECTORS: MOLDERS OF A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL Just as a chemical reaction needs a catalyst in order to make the reaction run smoother and more completely, a good school dis- trict needs competent administrators in order to make the dis- trict run smoother and more efficiently. Having completed his fifth year as Supervising Principal of the district, Dr. Carl F. Constein is fortunate in having at his disposal the right men and women to make the catalyst function efficiently. Dr, Carl F. Constein The School Board Mr. Hebert Schoenly, Assistant High School Principal Mr. Charles Davies, High School Principal 12 Dr. John Reitz, Curriculum Coordinator ,.-.X I' .ur Dr. Aaron R. Miller, Director of Secondary Education Mr. James Sutton. Assistant High School Principal The School Authority Mrs. Ice reads a few of the more recent exceptions. DICTIGNARY DEMONS The English Department at Wilson, headed by Mrs. Mildred Ice, consists of more than a capable staff. Whether it is the stand- ard course offered each year, or the Honors English offered in the Senior year, the English Department thoroughly prepares a student for college courses, and sometimes, arouses a more than passing interest in the subject. Whether his strength is grammar or literature, the English department is more than willing to help a student pursue his interests. 14 I wonder how much Mr. Roy does make on a bar ofcandy? The members of the English Department are Mrs. Helen Riffle, Miss Anne Ficthorn. Mr. Robert Boyer, Mr. Allen Clay, Miss Joanne Wenrich, Mr. Randy Roy, Mr. Robert Weirich. Miss Kathryn Noecker. Mrs. Doris Boltz, Mr. John Goss, Miss Joanne Crone and Miss Virginai Zug. Mrs. Riffle learned me to write really good. And that's the twuth NUMERICAL To prepare for today's growing society, it is a necessity that all students receive a thorough mathematical back- ground. Through the combined efforts of the members of the Math Department, headed by Mr. Ray Richie, Wil- son students have the opportunity to further their knowl- edge of the various mathematical sciences from the Col- 7 PROWESS lege Preparatory Algebra I and Il, Plane Geometry, Senior Math and Calculus to the Advanced Business Math courses. Mr. Richie is assisted by Mr. Sidney Rachlin, Mr. Jerry Manhart, Mr. Gerald Kane, Mr. Wayne Bradburn, Mrs. Joanne Edwards, Mr. Reggie Weiss, Mr. Robert Preston and Mr. Donald Troutman. 1 5 1 5 at is ' Hwsnium ll Our illustrious leader WILSON'S HWIZARDS OF OZ Headed by Mr. Paul Arner, the Science Department a Wilson offers many opportunities for the student to apply the practical aspects of our modern technical society. For the medically-oriented student, an excellent program of studies is offered in the field of Biology. For the future engineer or physical scientist, there are complete courses ranging from the earth and space sciences to the advanced courses in Chemistry and Physics. As a whole, the science program at Wilson prepares the student for his future endeavors in the scientific field. rm At this rate I'll never get to eat lunch. 18 The remaining members ofthe Science department are Mr. Roderick Dunkle, Mrs. Anna Long, Mrs. Linda Casper, Mr. William Orr, Mr. Robert Ringler, Mr. William Moyer, Mr. Harry Dean, Mr. Paul Arner and Mr. Walter Diehl. Let me see, you got all of these papers out of a cat? ily A 19 Didn't we see him in a Boris Karloffmovie? KNOWLEDGE OF PAST PROMOTES AWARENESS OF PRESENT 20 An intensity in inter-contintal commu- nication has led the Social Studies de- partment to revitalize its curriculum to meet the needs of Wilson's future citi- zens. Believing that each citizen needs to possess a firm background of each of the major foreign powers, the depart- ment offers the sequential courses of World Geography, American History, World Cultures, and Economics and Government. Besides these required courses, there are also several electives which a student may select depending upon his preference. Under the supervision of assistant principal Mr. Herbert Schoenly, the Social Studies department is composed of Mr. Harry Miller, Mr. William Albright, Mr. John Gurski, Mr. Grant Mahon, Mr. William Morgan, Mr. George Greisemer, Mr. Bernie Stoppi, Mr. John Davies, Mr. William Kopp, and Mr. John Wise. Mr. William Albright we M J 3 J- .if 'Z 5 2 E ,V 3 is pp 5 4 ,-' Mr. Morgan and Mr, Stoppi dd te 4'-H . . BILINGUAL MASTERS We live in times of danger and uncertainity stemming from misunderstandings between the peoples of the world. There is perhaps no greater service to the humanitarian cause of stop- ping this disease than for one individual to reach out on a per- sonal level to his fellow man. Our foreign language department provides its students with ye opportunity to bridge the commu- nication gap so that one day the world may exist in peace. CTopJ Miss Noecker fBottomJ Mr. Rothermel Mr. Douple canjustify anything. Miss Brita Mr. Leininger 1 Wilson's man in Germany The languages offered and the teachers handling those lan guages are as followed. French -Y Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Becker: German f Mr. Rothermel. Mr. Leininger. Mr. Douple Spanish f Miss Brita: Russian Miss Noecker. rl.. l.i. i -in wil J , M3420 It wouldn't be Xmas with a pinata. X . lg 5 .W dwnwm '1w cf Mrs. Becker Mrs. Fisher Department Head When she leaves, we can use our lingers again. BOOKKEEPING i BEAUTIFUL BOOKKEEPING Mr. Richard Romich Mr. Ralph Naulty The student who desires to go into the business world directly after graduation can get the required training at Wilson. The varied business classes offer an opportunity to gain the skill of Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, Transcription, Office Machines, Typing, and Con- sumer Economics. 24 mwwn ,,,, A I guess they were worked too hard in Typing. The tall and short ofthe business world, Mrs. Barbara Noble Mr. Lee Miller The Business Department is headed by Mr. Ralph Naulty who also manns the Central Treasury assisted by several reliable students. The remaining members ofthe depart- ment are Mrs. Ruth Hannigan, Mr. Lee Miller, Mrs. Bar- bara Noble, Mr. Richard Romich, Mr. Paul Strunk, and Mr. Ronald Weiss. FROM STRAWBERRY PIE Miss Catherine Moyer Haven't we also seen this as a demonstration speech? I thought those boys would never leave. Mrs. Ellen Schenck You've heard of Batman and Robin. You've heard of The Lone Ranger and Tonto. Well, Wilson has its own Dynamic Duo. The duo of Miss Moyer and Mrs. Schenck man the Home EC. department and are cause of all ofthose delightful? odors emanating from the 400 Hoor ofthe East Wing. ' This doesn't apply to the Chefs Course. Mr. Charles Burns Mr. Donald Schwenk is the department head and teaches wood shop and drafting. Mr. Burns handles the metal shop, Mr. Wardrop the printing shop, and Mr. Lynn Rannels the power mechanics area. . T0 CHEST OF CEDAR For the boys who do not wish to go to Vo-tech, or enlist in a College Prep or Business curriculum, a general program is of- fered with a variety ofshops available. Mr. David Wardrop Mr. Donald Schwenk Mr. DaDamio Another combination to be remembered. Instructors in physical education on the high school level are Mr. Tony DaDamio, Mr. Bert Nye, Mrs. Anna Chase, and Miss Susan Leinbach. The department head is Mr. Roy Snyder. Mr. Nye Intramurals are an active part ofa growing physical education program. Miss Leinbach STRONG BODY: STRONG MIND The Physical Education program at Wilson sees that the stu- dents are the healthiest around. Throughout the course of the year, competetive sports rule the gum. The basic fundamentals are learned, as well as practiced, in volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, track, archery, and tennis. s , Q s :ji Ol-,, See, they're even on the correct foots. Af , . Mrs. Chase O,K. who's the show-off? 29 ml? MISCELLANEGUS MUSIC m the round' l wonder what is behind that piece of music ,, W fill g bi Closing your eyes won't help. Sometimes l think Moses had it easier. 30 M-.....-....m--m.m- CREATIVITY UNINHIBITED l Creativity comes in all shapes and sizes. ix .- 4 Miss Berger Which is the real Van Gogh? Man is continually striving to prove his uniqueness. Mathematics, foreign lan- guages and other subjects which have cer- tain rules do not allow for much creativity. Art does and it is for this reason that the classes of Mr. Donald Wealand and Miss Kathryn Berger have so many enthusiastic participants. Artists must have their work J displayed. Could this possibly be Mr. Wealand's closet? 31 Mrs. Smith Reading Dr. Gilbert, Psychology The Book Fair READING, READING AND FREUD Three special areas open to all Wilson students, ifthey choose them, are Reading, Psychology and the Library. Reading is offered for both slow readers and those who want to develop their comprehen- sion further. Psychology is offered to those who want a general un- derstanding of people, and the Library is open to all who have need ofit. Mr. Piscitelli, Librarian 32 l il SPECIAL AREAS Two other aspects at Wilson are the Special Education pro- gram and the Vo-tech program. Special Education is taught by Mr. Riffle and covers a wide variety of subjects from wood shop to American History. Vo-tech is handled by Berks Coun- ty and has two centers A one at Oley and the other at Berks Heim. Two and three year programs are offered and selection is by individual preference. Mr. Peter Riffle Some Vo-techers eagerly at work. 41 . f - K X .s A .14 if .- W Qs I Van f the teacher. Q That sure will look good in Mr, Riffle's house Looks like Mr. Moehler got a wrong answer again. THE BUMP AND GRIND DEPARTMENT Mr. Ronal Price In addition the providing the state mandated behind-the- wheel instruction for every student at Wilson, the Driver Education Department at Wilson, consisting of Mr. Richard Moehler and Mr. Ronald Price also provide class room instruction in such areas as legal rights, how to process accident reports and how to evaluate insurance. The other side has all the dents. Wi' 34 TRANSPORTATION A GROWING HEADACHE Providing bus transportation for the students who live out of walking distance of the Wilson Senior High School is a prob- lem that gets bigger every time another housing development begins or another apartment complex opens. In addition to providing transportation for these students, the department headed by Mr. Paul Minnich must also make sure that all the buses are in good shape and are prepared for winter when that season arrives. I wonder where Mr. Shannon bought that trophy. How would you like to plan a bus route! i The cafe has other uses. Double, double, toil and tr CULINARY CUT-UPS For most people eating is a twen- ty-four hour a day affair. The cafeteria staff at Wilson doesn't have it quite that bad, however, planning, preparing, feeding, and cleaning up after a student body of 1200 plus is an extraordinary feat. It certainly isn't a job the average person is willing to tackle but Mrs. Arlene Kuhlman and her staff handle it well. This year they also had the opportunity to supply the food for an Introductory Ban- quet given in honor of the Middle Atlantic States Evaluation Committee. ,wdwvww W, ,WWW A wyfwwww --yy . ,,,. awww ,umwwwwf M '3W,,,.,.,w hiwwwm Q WW vm W yfffy ,W VM, WMMMWH 154401151 mwwmww H .W ouble. It must have been something he et. ta ti M. Mrs. Arlene Kuhlman 36 ,1 4 , W, -W ,,., ,,,, CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO? Smiling Harry. Sometime between classes, teachers' meetings, board meetings, bas- ketball games, and plays, the custodial staff must find time to keep the windows spotless and the floors shiny. No one knows where they find the time or the energy to cope with this situation, but the stu- dents and parents of the Wilson District are very proud of the fine efforts of Mr. Sylvester Focht and his staff of Janitors in a Drum. This was caused by Hurricane Student . Almost all the custodians burn the midnight oil LEW: I 'i,,,,,,q 37 ,wwf C L U B S I don't believe it. All those students paying attention. They even sound great from the back. S I N The H0115 delight CVUYOUC- The Christmas story is made more meaningful through 40 'W .ii 'W AD IT so Gooo Mr. Lechner poses as his usual smiling self. Busy, busy. busy. This is the adjective which de- scribes the chorus best. From their workshop in the summer to the numerous concerts held during the year both in the school and in the neighborhood, the I97 l-72 year has seemed like one big rehearsal. All was not in vain. The chorus did receive large recognition by defeating 300 Canadian choirs at the annual Kiwanas International Festival held in Peterhough, Canada. This is very significant when it is considered that Wilson was the only American choir in the competition. avublwf' STUDENT COUNCIL Having a woman for a president cer- tainly did not hamper the effective- ness ofthe '71-'72 Student Council. President Chris Bressi and her staff succeeded in getting listening booths installed in the library and reopen- ing ofthe once defunct student store. They also raised the controversial issue of final exams and an alteration of the dress code during the hot months. They were assisted by Mr. John Davies and Mrs. Donald Troutman. Rev. Benjamin O. Gould delivers a message to the induclees. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New Members Olulhe National Honor Society Were Seniors: B. Allushuski. S. Burrell. D. Beaver. K. Brolipy. IJ. Grim. .l, Hood. D. Nloormun. J. Reitz. M. Sueger. G. Salisbury. li. Sekulski. M. Seidel. L. Stulneeker. K. Stuvurski. R. Weezorak. D. Wenricb. Juniors: B. Billman. D. Bivuns. P. Brooks. S, Burke. D. Cusaniussu. R. DaDumio. J. Donohue. C. Fhsl. N. Ellison. R. Filer. B. Gehmun. M. Gruewald. S. Humsher, R. Heim. D. Hermorl. V. Hood. L. Kadi- luk. V. Kulbueh. E. Kuhn. A. Malpus. L. Miller. A. Moser. V. Noble. D, Nonnemucber. J. Rawlins. C. Reitz. C. Rudolph, C. Sebroll. A. Sherman. Barb Speieher. Bev Speieher. K, Walls. A. Weidman. A. White. C. Wise. C. Woods. D. Zeller. 113 1' The SPECTATOR mascot. , llil WIKIAIUR Qs TTA 'wir-P ta? 'ra A .L V i 1 ZXJWAHALE ggi., fi 'Q A--new ' L - ggiefe safe? m A .-VN:-we 'rv-' 'tf-Y -1 51535 ' Fig QT' . , Wm, 2- - who fe-if 'KS-1'-1 f iyisii -fbi' Change is evident in everything at Wilson. 1 i f f 'Ei 'E : 3 Minn, Sometimes deadlinesjust don't bother them. 2 gun--l..-of uui W Mi itmed nine time? 'Yet the students ofl School. west L of the Colur C Press Association lvania Scholl' on. no cmsr..u.urz Hnckw ,Mary MM , .JR ,CMH SPECTATOR With the large enrollment that Wil son has something is needed to help convey information to the students and to bring them up to date on cer- tain issues. The SPECTATOR ful- fills this function. The SPECTA- TOR contained information con- cerning the workings ot' the Student Council, the progress of the sports teams, letters to the editor, as well as several regular columns. The faculty advisor was Miss Joan Wenrich. The editors - Kurt, Jean, and Bev. Miss Zug adds her own touch oforiginality. Talking about it always helps. Maybe, that would be better on another page. 45 DES PENSEE Just as a creative mind may express it- selfthrough abstract painting, clay, oil, or marble, the creative mind may ex- press itself through poetry, essay, or story. The medium created at Wilson to exhibit the latter forms of creativity is the DES PENSEE. Although it is edit- ed by the members ofthe Honors Eng- lish it may contain material from any- one in grades seven through twelve. Miss Virginia Zug is the Advisor for this magazine. Cavil you may, but never criticize! This sure beats cropping those pictures. WILSONIAN The 1972 issue ofthe WILSONI- AN was under the supervision of Mr. Donald Wealand, layout, and Mr. Robert Boyer, editorial. Uti- lizing a volunteer core of fourteen Seniors under the leadership of Kathi Niles, the staff spent many hours from September to June sorting, cropping, and writing captions in an effort to produce the best yearbook ever. I didn't know a yearbook could be such a serious business. E D ITO R IAL 46 Who said that we'd never print this picture LAYOUT .WJ fe- Q ,QW L, wwf' 4? af? if . W y axe? , 'M' N'-as X ffwffvmx ii The players and their parts were: Miss Crosby f Andrea Bugay, Mammy Pleasant Y- Carol Goas, Harry Blythe a Steve Kanner, Susan Sillsby a Eliza- beth Ehst, Cicely Young a Chris Bressi, Charles Wilder a Dave Casmus, Paul Jones - Glenn Crossley, Annabelle West a Pam Gray, Hendricks f Randy Cove- ly, and Patterson a Bryon Kunkleman. W, for sf? Q-wr I N e it sf. 'W . wks fi n vf'- El S N I guess Miss West can't take all of this excietment xp W, f-W WILSON'S OWN PERPETUAL MACHINE E BEIW . M . if , , V., ,, W1 'k ww. W in 1 , W, ,zz fi - 5 i , 'V Min Ivy., qkrk K f . , ,g ,,l . Y xy? Aw - my Q bn., 'Lui 5' MIDDLE PIC- TURE L. TO R. R. Dadamio, D. Tice, D. Zeller, A. French, M. Gibson, N. We- ber, P. Burkey, 2nd ROW ---' - M. Napali- ' tano, C. Mattern, C. Schroll, J. William- son, S. Dolinsky, P. Waelchli. 5 iw N1 i x gg 4 , ,Q Q i f V n WILSON'S EXAMPLE OF ACTIVE NON-VIOLENCE No school would be complete without its pep rallies to turn even the meekest person into a raving maniac. The pep rallies at Wilson have something to entertain everyone. For the person who will laugh at anything, it is original skit A no one can doubt their originality, And for the person who is easily inspired, it is the heart-throbbing speeches of none other than Mr. Brumbach. All in all, Wilson pep rallies provide more than just an opportunity for the student to get addi- tional sun tan. i f' A cheerleader always observes the proper decorum. ,,, ,H s,,, Yu, , T f 'W i 5 ,E Skits are always included in a Wilson Pep Rally. They look different without their pads and helmets. Notice, the biggest fuss ALWAYS comes from the Senior girls. Signs are an excellent place for graffiti. You don't have to be an expert to paint signs, The basic format for a pep rally is handled by the cheerleaders under the direction of Mrs. Faye Swalm and the amplification is handled by the Stage Crew under the direction of Mr. George Greisemerg however, frequently the format is changed by the students, especially, when the Seniors want to do the Battle Cry cheer. 1' I l 10, -' . 'ix ' 'ie , 'ff . Lfsltjif Ng '- Q . -a 6529510 x-'3'4t3 -- - V ' ' 5 is as-re1eie'ff , f . ' . L ,V , f,Y 'f 1 , gc Hfff- fdau-ew, 'HF' 'bf'9- ' fjg,hfirs,f ,GO Q' Q f Qgafgtev' ,. . QQ EV., ., P40272 'TA N 3 C9 E'fJ5gQ?Q .1 J 5 Qc uno JG 6 lm V na xv S 5 'fG Ga? f'f'?!25C 0 60 Q Q.. 'Gi 0296 V, 5 0 O if 69, K g JU -I Qzgfin 0 lx- 68? C: E 6' 'ff 'J YF 2J5J Cv! , s' 63' K V . Te of Spirit... , ..pp p , . llxl FALL 11'1I1 VVLJIKIX DIZLIILNID Opening its 1971 season in style, the Wilson Marching Unit escort- ed Miss America at pagent in Atlantic City. Under the direction of Mr. Frank J. Ferraro, the band won top honors at most local competitions and climaxed the season by winning its second Mid- Atlantic Championship at Upper Moreland High School. If0A4'E OF VVILSCJINI SENIOR HIGH BAND 1971 -722 fVA7i70fV4l 6'llAMPl0NS FESTIVAL OF STATES srinsrfnsaumi, FLA. Every picture tells a story. 1iiulni ibn Wilson's answer to G rated entertainment. Mr. Ferraro. I hope you don't think those dark glasses fool us. 55 -Q I wonder how long it took to realize which end is up. A pretty smile is essential. And a one, and a two, and a one, two, three, four. FINALLY A CHANCE TO SIT DOWN After many hours of cruelU and Hrelentlessl' work un- der the direction of Mr. Ferraro, the annual Spring con- cert was presented in the High School gym. A most var- ied musical program, augmented by choreographical sequences, was used to depict the theme of Decision '72',. The narration was handled by Mr. Roy and Mrs. Riffle. The band ended the year on a good note by taking first place honors at a stage and field competition held at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Doesn't look like he ever worries! ut, ,, ,ww-1 'Q Now is a heck oftime for my allergy to bother me! ..Vf,,, l didn't know that Mrs. Riffle? Now is it left and then right or right and then left? l wonder ifhe knows that everyone is watching. Most parents find this angelic bit u tough pill to swallow, The remaining clubs depicted on these two pages are: fly Audubon Club C25 Human Relations Club Q33 Chess Club C45 Weightlifting Club 153 Photography Club and Q65 Model United Nations Club. This nure beats selling cupcakes. sf I S , ' . S5 .AiQd J, K. x Sig-SSX - .,QEQ?SSg:15' Mr. Grciscmcrk Gcstnpo lfl have to hold this poise much longer, l'll turn blue. A UALOVE ln order to compensate for a rather short swimming season, the majority of the girls on the swim team also participate in a water show. Many cans of paint, many rolls of paper and many hours of practice are needed to transform the pool into a suitable showcase forthe performance. The show this year was entitled Aqualove and was under the direction of Mrs. Nan' VanFleet. Maybe, I shouldive checked to see ifthis rope is tight? You aren't getting me down those steps Wt? if 5 1 wit: Please. Mrs, VanFleet ifwe do it right this time may we go home Gee, it's lovely here. it ggi 'VH it t ,zygQ1BM?3f ft? xii tr M52 ffm 4,212 li Q fl it 2 i fl if it if fr l 4 ff 4 Q fig W 5 4 ll Art work helps to contribute to the theme. MOST girls listen intently to the instructions! 61 Dramatics is dennitely not a thing ofthe past at W.H.S, CLUBS - YOUR GWN THING Although many students are active sports and other activities aroundg the school complex, some still find time to be an active participant in a club of their own interest. The clubs depicted on this page are fly Varsity Club f open to all Varsity lettermen regardless of the sport Q23 Debate Club which is gaining popularity Q33 Television Club which participates in closed circuit T.V, and cable broadcasts Q45 Dramatics Club and Q55 Future Teachers. ,gf-L., iq--1 1--Q.. .CIO 000.0 QQQOCO ,1--v ....,..--, Pilot to Copilot. Pilot to Copilot Other clubs listed on this page are fly Future Business Leaders of America Q27 Motorcycle Club C33 Snow Ski Club Q45 Stage Crew. The Queen and her court pause for a royal picture. HOMECOMING -- A SOCIAL ASPECT OF A SENIOR,S MEMORY Who's leading whom? For most people, Homecoming is a memora- ble occassion, especially to the graduates. But Homecoming has a special meaning to some ofthe undergraduates as well. One member of the class of '72 will always remember Homecoming '71 because she was chosen Queen. That person was Jackie Waelchli. The Queen and her court pictured above are: Jackie, Denny Heck, Peggy Leidel, Dave Riegel, Debbie Mattern, Tim Perkins, Mor- gan Macleod, Jeff Weidenheimer, Dave Lew- is, Cheryl Namy, Donna Tice, and Steve Weidman. t 1 4, , , Mia She appears rather calm. doesn't she? No matter how serious an event is there will always be some clowns. Ulla ., iMw...M,,,..,.,.,, - WM' ,. a 'fa were ASSEMBLIES - AN ACADEMIC ASPECT OF A SENIORAS MEMORY What does the Negro ask for? How does it feel to be raised in the ghetto? Why can't there be peace in the world? What happens after a person becomes hooked on drugs? These and other questions were part ofthe gamet of ques- tions thrown up in assemblies in Wilson in '71-72. Some ofthe assemblies were as informational as the ones presented by the Human Relations Club and as entertaining as the one presented by the Coatesville Chorus. With Steve as Narrator how could anything go wrong. Is this the beginning or the end! Clowns - every one ofthem! All phases ofthe gym must be decorated. '72 Careful!Careful! Y Moral Support. What happens when you take a gym, paint it, paper it, and hang a parachute? You have a painted, papered gym with a hung parachute. Not exactly, ifyou let the class of,73 decorate it, you have a Southern plantation and the Prom ,72 theme of lmagine . Where are her horse and faithful Indian companion? Still looks like a gym! Murals are a necessity. It's a shame you can't get GOOD help. THE GUIDING LIGHTS The world is constantly changing and opportunities in many fields never cease. So what does this have to do with Wilson's guidance department? everything! Our guidance depart ment is designed to help all students with their problems These prohlems rang from courses in high school to post-grad uation plans. Uur counselors, Mr. Forrest Fleishood, Mrs. Alma Herb. Mr. Paul Sommers, and Mrs. Faye Swalm, are always ready for the opportunity to help a student. Mr. Fleishood and Mr. Sommers Mrs. Faye Swalm Mr. Forrest Fleishood The cheerleaders - Mrs. Swalm's second Full timejob. 68 if . , J. 7 -.K 'df 41' A . , , ,f,.,, ,, .MW ,.,, . . -' Mr. Fleishood in one of his favorite places try rx, N., A f f 'D1i4wW H. M rs. Alma Herb 'UK Chaperoning class trips is one ofa counselors many duties N S P O R T S v SENIORS SUCCGR THE SOCCER CAUSE lst ROW L TO R: S. Weber, D. Reigel, B. Heister, B. Holloway, G. Noll, T. Perkins, K. DeMoss, Z. Sheaffer, G. Waszk. 2nd - B. Mahon, D. Turner, B. Hood, D. Weik, T. Grimes, K. Moleski, J. Kadilak, R. Sensing, B. Reigel, M. Kern. 3rd - Coach Bright, D. Bastain, S. Laser, S. Shalter, R. Becker, R. Haas, B. Bestwick, T. Moyer, B. Wein. C. Wagoner. 4th - C. Heller. T. Garlow, G. Gesaman, G. Stubner, K. I-larbster, J. Schnader, D. Brennan, J. Springer, G. Wolf, D. Crist. 5th - S. Burkot, M. Bosold. Missing: K. Leber. Coach Bright gives one of his famous pep talks. With ten seniors comprising the nucleus for the team, the 1971 Soccer team booted its way to a 4-5-1 record, good enough for a third place tie in the league. 72 Doug Bastain displays his All-County form What all those hours of practice are for - a goal. V W O 2 A fellow could get mighty lonely playing this game For some girls the Hockey season began in August. Rain or shine, hot or cold, the girls were out on the field practicing. The season ended in October and it was a very good year for this years team. Although they only finished third in their division, the highlight of the year was a big 4-3 win over Schuylkill Valley. The team has lost a few outstanding members due to gradua- tion, however, many fine underclassman will return next year. .ns GIRLS MOVE UP TO THIRD ROW l L. TO R. - L. Friend, G. Smith, P. Waelchli, D. Putt, D. Mitchell, R. DaDamio, L. Kadilak, J. Waelchli J Hurstlus D Green L Kendall ROW 2 - R. Miller, A. Sherman, D. Walter, H. Kendall, T. Parsons, L. Zimmerman, K. Prestwook, S. Weik, L. Kazmierczak C Owens G Anderson C Da Damlo ROW 3 3 Coach Davis, S. Burke, E. O'Connor, D. Feaster, S. Johnson, N. Kuhn, D. Auman, D. Quade, B. Anderson S Dolinsky J Smith J Common B Ludwg, Mrs. Perlacki. Wyomissing Conrad Weiser Schuylkill Valley Muhlenberg Tulpehocken Wyomissing Conrad Weiser Schuylkill Valley Muhlenberg Tulpehocken - !i L.,.WlI1 A M, 1? .1 .hi 75 5 1 5 .i . .W 1- .f iw.. we ' BULLDOGS AMASS 7-2-1 RECORD The practices looked good. There were seventeen Seniors on the squad. Halfof the Seniors had seen considerable action in 1970. Everything pointed to the 1971 Bulldogs completing the sequence the 1967 and 1969 teams had begun. Everything that is except for one unexplainable factor - injuries. With four starters out even before the Pottstown game and many more injuries to plague the team, the Bulldogs finished 7-2-1 which was good enough for a tie for third in the Tri-County League. Coach Gurski Despite the multitude of injuries, Coach Gurski did have some bright spots. The team ran off five wins and a tie before bow- ing to Lebanon Catholic. There was Big Jiml, Fehling receiv- ing All-State honors. There were several players named to the EAGLE-TIM ES All-County teams. And finally, there was the undaunted playing of many Sophomores and Juniors. W O Pottstown 15 8 Owen J. Roberts 21 0 Lebanon 35 0 Elco 22 0 Lancaster Catholic 0 0 Allentown Cen. Ca. 29 0 Lebanon Catholic 0 22 Muhlenberg 42 0 Cedar Crest 20 O Governor Mifflin 21 24 i Coach Gurski is assisted by Mr. Ray Richie, Mr. Bernie Stop- pi, Mr. William Morgan, Mr. Bert Nye, and Mr. Pete Riffle e trainer on the varsity level. The Junior High coach is Mr. William Firing and his assistants are Mr. Harold Miller Mr. Wayne Bradburn, and Mr. James Gehman. Senior Backs L. TO R. - G. Kline, T. Palka, R. Wardrop, J. Nigrelli, A. Moatz, and M. Kemp. .A L L Even though a picture ofthe Ninth grade team was not obtain- able, the staff would like to give recognition to the team for their fine 6-0-0 record. The team is coached by Mr. Harry Miller and Mr. William Firing. Their scores are below. Northeast Muhlenberg Southwest Northwest Gov. Mifflin Southern 8 O 35 6 22 6 26 0 24 0 20 0 i.a.f gf Who is that masked man? quarry Mr. Morgan QRIGHTJ Mr. Nye. ! I ll II Looks like the coaches can't yell now. 78 The only way to get psychedl L. . . . FOOTBALL - A NEW DIMENSION IN WOMEN S LIB Responding to the calls of many Wilson girls fabout twoj that they have a football league comparable to the boys Powderpuff football was institute at Wilson in Fall of '70, The season, initially was to have two halves one in the Fall and one in the Spring. Unfortunately, the hospitalization of Miss Leinbach prevented the season to be resume however most of the girls are looking forward to Fall of,72 and another bone-crunching and teeth jarring season of Powderpuff football Q An. 1, L Z.. X! -- I wonder if they're tying to tell Cheryl something. I, . ,x 1 if '- l Miss Leinbach explains a few of the preliminaries f like how many are on a team! Senior Football Players Pictures Are: ROW I - B. Weezorak, C. Hess, K. Folk, C. Micholowski, A. Moatz, E. Langdon, J. Fehling, M. Saeger, T. Pal- ka. ROW 2 - R. Wardrop, D. Mattern, K. Baker, L. Lippincott, R. Ziska, B. Fuoti, R. Schartel, C. O'Bara, J. Gancar. ROW 3 f M. Mieczowski, J. Thomas, W, Graser, L. Robertson, J. Nigrelli, J. Williamson, L. Thomas. -4- Eg! Pursuit is the name ofthe defensive game Did he say hike on 2 or 3? There must be an easier way to get to a girl's heart. .I.V.'S LOG 3-2 SKEIN Under the very capable leadership of Mr. William Morgan, Mr. Bert Nye, and Mr. Bernard Stoppi, the Junior Varsity, composed of fifteen Juniors and twenty Sophomores finished the season with a 3- 2 record. Quarterbacked predominatly by Dave Sholl and utilizing the bull-like running of Chuck Schwartz, Bill Biffel, Don Stewart and others, the Junior Varsity gained some valuable experience which should help them form the nucleus for an even better '72 Var- sity team' A Bulldog never gives in! l 1593 All we can do is pray for rain. ' uf N91 .X J . , 'Y ,N il! t K .. Affmf A . The Members Of The Junior Varsity Team Pictured Above Are As Follows: ROW l: J. Bugay, D. Stewart, P. Kreitz, T. Stupak, R. Kondrath, M. Hannis, B Biffel, P. Brooks, T. Stamm, T. Ebling. ROW 2: B. Foster, T. Earhart. J. Starnes, J. Keegan, D. Sholl, C. Schwartz, D. Hille, T. Walsh. ROW 3: D. Rick, M Jones, S. Ireland, M. Coleman, S. Frasso, D. Jones, D. Haughney, S. Schonour, F. Wenrich. ROW 4: M. Connolly, D. Dragan, F. Kress, J. Conrow, C, Blan- kenbiller, D. Long. A few words of advice never hurt anyone. Governor Mifflin 24 Lanc. Catholic 6 Reading 0 Lebanon Catholic 6 Cedar Crest 20 Cruunchll 81 l 4... G lm , .... M .. . i s E Q l 4 I Q I H W l Bears a resemblance to an Easter egg hunt. A , I K ,gr With all eleven members returning in 1972, the Cross Country team hopes to improve its 2-5 league record. 'f Q , ' .1 e 'F ' 1- A I A ,,,, . - V W O Boyertown 43 20 i O J. Roberts 40 207 Schuylkill Valley 35 20 Oley 37 18 Muhlenburg 40 15 Conrad Weiser 40 V15 Exeter 39 16 Daniel Boone 23 32 Gov. Mifflin 37 18 Hamburg 18 37 Reading 38 17 Elco 15 40 UNDERCLASSMEN LEAD HARRIERS Annville 49 18 lst ROW L TO R - M. Dirks, D. Tietbohl, T. Labish, P. Sheeler. 2nd - T. Rubright, C. Dirks, G. Tiet- bohl, G. Craley. 3rd - R. Cornfield, Ken Woomach, D. Sweimler, A. Lorah. I sure hope my Timex doesn't fail again . 82 .I .V.'s are set for another exciting game. HOOPLA STARTS HERE Finishing fifth with an 8-8 league record the Baby Bulldogs utilized the same spirit. determination and skill as the varsity. L TO R: J. Whitmyer, D. Riclc, D. Haughney, D. Tothero, C. Swartz, K. Eberle, G. Stump, B. Frantz, A. Weidman, R. Brown. Exeter Daniel Boone Mt. Penn Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Gov. Mifflin Wyomissing Penn Manor Rading Holy Name Elco Cedar Crest Muhlenburg Hamburg Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Gov. Mifflin Wyomissing Elco Cedar Crest Hamburg W O 50 53 67 48 44 41 65 25 66 44 50 53 51 46 57 44 38 50 65 45 65 45 53 61 29 42 59 45 53 29 48 65 44 50 47 49 56 46 44 29 38 62 ywa-i.v,.uV..,.. W., . H mwmwfuvmq. 1 V A.,,,,,,,,.,,,4,W,,.v-,,.,, I 1 Qliiiif B ' f . ii 4 f V y y H ,,Z A 1 M . 1 .1 l V : 1 1 4 ' ' 1 fi 1 .l. 1 3, . . R . 1 r..r f , 1 2, L, 12 1 . . ' ' ' ivg 1 1 h 1 . AAZZ . 1 ,H 1 f ,4 31 i.--i . hmnwi Q , 'f Q 1 1 1 1 M ' 5 ' 1 L-...,.,,.W mugs au- s 2 Q . i 1 : 3 2 I 1 'Q l , L. 1 2 1 . f . ' z 1 . 4' .W 1 .Q M 2 5 .H 5 AND REACHES ITS PINNACLE HERE lst ROW L TO R - B. I-larbach, R. Wardrop, J. Weidenheimer, D. I-leck, D. Owens, R. Romberger. 2nd - S. Weidman, P. Fleishood, B. Noll, M. Hettinger, R. Shartel. I 1 I 1 1 Playing to standing-room-only crowds for almost all of its home games the 1971- 72 Varsity Basketball team finished tied for third in the Western Division with a 10-6 league and 12-10 overall record. Even though the team was constantly har- assed by injuries, the dexterity, perservance and charisma of the team continued to attract numerous fans. Coaches John Schweigert and Reggie Weiss Cpictured to the leftj continue their . superb efforts to bring a Berks County Championship to Wilson. Through their untiring labor and never ending praise ofthe players, Wilson finally made the tran- sition from doormat to contender. And this is the way it all begins. 84 Exeter Daniel Boone Mt. Penn Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Gov. Mifflin Wyomissing Penn Manor Reading Holy Name Elco Cedar Crest Muhlenbur Hamburg Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Gov. Mifflin Wyomissing Elco Cedar Crest Muhlenburg Hamburg At this point Pat is ahead. Sue almost got it! HOOPSTERS FINISH 4-5 Although the deficits out weighed assests, the 1971-72 Girls' Basketball team can still have some memories. Those memo- ries consist of the twin victories over Wyomissing and the sin- gle wins over Tulpehocken and Schuylkill Valley. The team was coached by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. VanFleet. Seniors on the team were Pat Zerbe, Sue Greisemer, and Mandy Sherman. Mrs. VanFleet gives direction. The Team Members Pictured Below Are As Follows: ROW l - Mrs. Van- Fleet, D. Feaster, S, Dolinsky, L. Eways, T. Parsons, D. Heath, D. West- moreland, ROW 2 - J. Smith, P, Burkey, L. Kazmareck, P. Frebel, L. Zim- merman, D. Bastain, P. Niles, ROW 3 -- S. Van Kouteren, D. Walter, E. O'Connor, S. Weik, D. Spadafora, D. Niles, D. Klinger. ROW 4 - Mrs. Davis, P. Zerbe, A. Sherman. S. Greisemer, C. Ehst, M. Federowicz. l MERMAIDS POST WINNING RECORD Even though the season was slightly abbreviated. the girls still had an oppor- tunity to show their prowess in the water and responded by defeating all oppo- sition. The team was coached by Mrs. Vanlileet. Seniors on the team were Debbie Mattern. Kathy Zentgraf, and Michelle Saeger. The Girls Pictured Above Are As Follows: ROW l -- D. Tavenner, L. Spaar. D. Niles, B. Field. D. Mattern. K. Zentgraf. M. Saeger. L. Kazmareck. ROW 2 -- J. Mattern. S. Gibson, C. Moyer. M. Perkins, P. Niles, L. Eways, M. Grunewald, M. Gibson. ROW 3 - M. Saeger. S. Johnson, D. Horning. C. Owens. M. Fede- rowicz. C. Fudeman. A. Gumper. ROW 4 Mrs. VanFleet, N. Bentz, D. Auman, J. Wegter, R. Miller, A. Bucholtz. Some people call ajack knife. Some people call it agony. Wheee! Be careful not to bite anyone Sid. SWIMMERS SINK ALL CGMERS Are you sure this is how a lish does it Mr. Snyder? W William Allen 66 Cedar Crest 63 Emmaus 4l York 50 Manheim 35 Milton Hershey 67 Hemplield 55 Reading 71 York Suburban 44 Lancaster 59 Coatesville 54 Governor Mifflin 70 Muhlenberg 7l Hershey 66 Looks good George! Agn 46'-iv l V. f 1 .af Mr. Roy Snyder Wayne may never stop. Finishing their year with a third place in the Central Penn Swim League. the Swim team had 9-2 league record and a l l-3 overall record. Two ofthe buys were district champs. Sid Burkot and George Noll. The boys pictured below are: ROW l Mr. Sny der, T. Ravel, G, Gyomber. G. Noll. B. Noga. R. Schneck. W. Gratz. Burkot, B. Ravel, M. Burke. ROW 2 T. libling. M. Hannis, S. Lesage, S. Kehres. S. Laser, P. Glander. C. Long, P. Kreitz, J. Spaar. ROW 3 - F. Wenrich, Nl. Huntzinger, R. Fitterling, C. Bressler, D. Hurlbrink, J. Greisemer, B. McKinney. K. Butler, B. Beinstein. ROW 4 Mr. Bright, assistant coach, B. Snook, D. Hess, B. Fehling, T. Keller. -'Nba 4 ,W ' .my - . sf Q, 'lf i :QL ,i L 4 R it . A . ,Q K ' ' , , 1 I' ks fy . ,I wi it t Z1 'Q :Q ' 5' h . Q . Ti .4-ey. 4 A iq 'z 9 if w . T f iw 5 , ' 1 'Y If 1 1 Z' - ,Ti , X ,f - ,fi X A Q f Q 1 M fi ig we , ga? Y Q K I I an fix , , , X we . V tx, . f i ' w 4' Q 4 s Y . 0' x N Q? yy . if . li t lil Q-at ff .. . . nl j'm 5 W li , 7 if T g l 1 R ' I '1 xy N if .V w 1 GRAPPLERS GRAB TIE Coached most ofthe year by interim coach Mr. William Moyer. assisted by Mr. Dallas Zieber, the grapplers obtained a 6-8 record which was good enough for a tic lor fifth. Several ofthe boys who moved on to sectional and district competition were Bob Langdon, Dennis Clements, Mike Sensenig Dave Goodwin and .lim Fehling. ls the coach happy or sad? Which one will believe my talking cat story? 90 , ,s,E: N Are you sure l have the advantageq Reading Wyomissing Hemplield Brandywine Exeter Governor Mifflin Elco Fleetwood Muhlenberg Kutztown Oley Donegal Tulpehocken Cocalico W O 19 33 28 31 15 36 16 30 12 15 18 36 39 18 40 9 36 21 28 26 23 20 23 30 47 I2 24 30 Charlie Atlas Goodwin punisher the universal. The Grappler Girls await another meet. 91 WE,RE ONLY SECOND WE TRY HARDER With second place finishes in the Albright, Shaner, and Victo- ry meets and third place finishes in the Leonard Stephan and Streamoine meets the 1972 edition of the Wilson Track team could certainly use Avisls motto. They tried, and tried, and tried, but could only place second to a strong Muhlenberg. Post season honors went to Gene Sekulski who made the trip to University Park to compete for State Honors. ff Before the photographer is spotted. After the photographer is spotted. Participants in the events are as follows. Gene Sekulski and Jim Fehling competed in shot and discus. Don Stehman, Denny Heck and Mike Sensenig low hur- dles. Mile participant was Rick Cornfield with Scott Frasso and Kent DeMoss in the 440 and Frasso, Mike Kemp and Don Stehman in the 220. 92 LQ .. aim . V. - -,gf- V asa V -- ,,,. .. 1 k ffmrfggif, ff , w ,N , , he 2 A ,415 , i x I R X Sekulski heaves another. Q -il f -.N K, x 'ew HJ X 'f:'U,,l., ,M QFQUZVK fu E241 Wir, 44? av 5 4, XX ki x if ww fgsfzwtfq, Senior members on the team were Dennis Heck, Don Stehman, Mike Kemp, Eugene Sekulski, Kent DeMoss, and Jim Fehling. Reading Elco Conrad Weiser Cedar Crest Muhlenberg Albright Governor Mifflin Stephan Shaner Victory Streamline W 69 78 79 86 46 Second 65 Third Second Second Third Looks like Jan has another iirst. RAIN HAMPERS GIRLS TRACK Even though their record was only 2-4, the girls still have good memories of their 69-49 win over Twin Valley and 67-51 record over Exeter. The team was coached by Mrs. Anna Chase and had eight Seniors on it f Susan Jones, Jackie Waelchli, Cindy Hess, Kathy Zentgraf, Jan Hirstius, Candy O'Bara, Heidi Lippincott, and Wendy Griffith. I Kathy displays her winning discus form. I didn't know I was this far up. 'fwar ff'-W1 fn,-f ? aj K ,MW - M , Va ' f ' g I by A Qi, .MW , Y W , 7 F 4 5 WM-WMM ' I A V R. . L Y Vylk if 'J' ff' V- N M Twgknmwm, I ,Ugg F ,L 4 I I 3 93444 f y, A 4 A G A Ag 'gi f AA 7,15 my V :-f M Q -fm' gg w W . 3 , 'f 'L 5, , I M' 'A in ' W , 'f a fy. V if may X f VW W.. lil bgwyk wig ,, Mr. Voguit, G. Heckman, G. Nyles, P. Brooks, J. Springer, and E. L A GAME OF INCHES With a very impressive 11-2 overall record, the Golf team easi- ly swept their division of the league, however, Exeter proved to slightly stronger and the 1972 Bulldog team had to settle for second in the overall league standings. V You'd think they're pros already. Hmm. But Greg the holes the other way. To your left! No, your right! No, straight! W Cocalico 8 Holy Name 16 Elco 12 Cedar Crest 19 Governor Mifflin 13 Conrad Weiser 15 Schuylkill Valley 14 Elco 19 Cedar Crest 13 Governor Mifflin 9 Conrad Weiser 18 Schuylkill Valley 13 SALVAGED FROM AN ALLEY Again utilizing Berks Lanes as the home alley, the Bowling team under the supervision of Mr. Norman Hopp managed to capture second place in their division. With only two Seniors, Dan Ruppert and Bruce Noll. on the squad anticipation is keen for a first place finish next year. L TO R - B. Hiester. D. Ruppert, B. Greth, M. Coleman, B, Noll, Mr. Hopp. L. Barnett. E. Ludwig, J. Nicholas, X.. l 97 l Reading Muhlenberg Muhlenberg Cedar Crest Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Governor Mifflin Elco Cedar Crest Tulpehocken Conrad Weiser Governor Mifflin Elco Elco Now try it with a pitcher throwing for your head. THE SLUGGERS That's right the Wilson Varsity Baseball had to play one team three times this year. The team was Elco. The reason was that both Elco and Wilson were tie for first place in the Western Division and a one game playoff had to determine the winner. Both teams took a 8-2 league record with them into the game and only Elco still had two losses after the game. Wilson had to settle for second best. The members of the Varsity squad were Ted Palka, Bruce Harbach, Mike Dietrich, Ralph Brown, Mitch4Hettinger, Ken Starvarski, Randy Steffy, Rick Wardrop, Brad Wentzel, Dave Fischer, Bob Kondrath, Dean Rick, Bob Ziska, Kip Keiser, and Kevin Speicher. That worked much better in practice. Not many guys throw harder than this one. IW.. L ,.-Lx Watch out Bucknell! Now remember boys, first the white socks, then the red. uf ......, Mr. William Kopp - Wilson's dyed inthe wool optimist J.V.'S SLUG TO 9-3 Consisting primarily of Sophs, the Junior Varsity Fought its way to a respectable 9-3 record. The fearless nine for head coach, Mr. Wayne Bradburn, were Fritz Wenrich, Dave Haughney, Mike Kern, Mike Riegel, Don Brechel, Scott Shal- ter, Dave School, Richy Long, and Chuck Schwartz. W 0 Reading 5 4 Muhlenberg 0 1 I Cedar Crest 6 3 Cocalico 13 3 Conrad Weiser 3 4 Governor Mifflin 2 l Elco 9 7 Conrad Weiser I2 2 Cedar Crest 6 3 Twin Valley 2 3 Governor Mifflin 7 1 Elco 9 7 Mr. Wayne Bradburn all N-N , .,t ,,,.f li, I x ,V , . ' W ' Vg I f 1,15 ..z:- -V .. K, ?-3-fa'f,:as-,z M. .,i, . ' 4 -rf f 1 i z, -- , -- . 1 ' , , - : ea- f ,Q he W -' . C' ' ' 'H any L, f ,, t , M H ' ,, ,, ftflrsf- ,gg iz iwl 'M 'g Only nine can play at a time I was hoping that he wouldn't look over here 10 O GIRLS TO 6-4 MARK In her rookie year as head coach ofthe Girls Softball team, Miss Lucille Reifsnyder motivated the girls to a 6-4 record despite some rather inclement weather. W 0 Daniel Boone 12 3 Twin Valley 14 13 Exeter 2 7 Conrad Weiser 3 8 Mount Penn l 4 Daniel Boone 3 2 Twin Valley 3 l Exeter 7 9 Mount Penn 9 8 Governor Mifflin 6 3 M iss Reifsnyder 2 Q iz Coached by Mr. Daniel Witman, the Boys' Tennis team pictured below are as follows: ROW l 4 R. Bassler, B. Sweeney, S. Fossi, J. Weidenheimer, A. Klein, D. Crist, G. Bear. ROW 2 - Mr. Witman, R. Hauk, D. Wert, D. Bastain, T. Perkins, G. Stump, D. Beaver. Only one of Doug's hidden talents. Left Half Boys' Hempfield Lancaster Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Wyomissing Cocalico Elco Reading Cedar Crest Tulpehocken Governor Mifflin Elco Reading WILSON W O 2 4 l 6 6 l 7 O 3 4 2 5 3 4 5 2 6 l 7 0 5 2 2 5 2 4 A familiar scene at Wilson, F P D AL C. The Girls' Tennis Team, coached by Mrs. Gibson, finished with an impres- sive winning record. The girls pictured to the right are as follows: ROW l 4- M. Jurisinski, M. Grunewald, T. Klopp, S. Gibson. ROW 2 3 Mrs. Gibson, A. French, C. Babb, L. Ka- dialk, G. Behm, M. Gibson. RACKETEERS Right Side Girls' W O Tulpehocken 4 3 Elco 2 5 Hamburg, 5 2 Cedar Crest l 6 Annville-Cleona 5 2 Tulpehocken 4 3 Hamburg 4 3 Cedar Crest 3 4 Annville-Cleona 4 3 Anne serves another! Good return, Lisa! 103 N ,, 1 ff i hz? if ff if . wifi: 455 Q .QL ' my 1311 - H ,:.v'1w,-if - 'e--1'--:-pwawg-uk . ff. .- w Q 14 -.1.f..,4. V , Y ,,,.MMbgm V , W,,,L 4, , .Ml W A iigrigwe A ' 'W asw.:m,f+-1:-.,,,, .,,, , . - 1-'fix K-4.5 as i,sgZj5J,?h.,dqEy,?i ' Www wan Q, rw .A1, 12,,,'W'4 'Q ?'f 95'Y.vDk,f,wM.' . -:mm 105 FRESHMAN X 5 Typical Frosh Mascot! They lo ok like they could beat anyone Fight! Stacey! Fight! lO6 Enthusiasm is spontaneous when winning. you,re .r ', And they did! OUR HEROES O fr 'Q Sophs who stay together. stay warm! A penny for your thoughts. WISE FOOLS With their sophomore days behind them, the 'fwise fools look forward with great anticipation to their jolly junior year. The arrival of the class rings and the Prom are only a few of the important events to be experienced. Their only wish is that their future schooldays will be as pleasant as their Sophomore year has been. Go get it, Ellen! Two Soph cheerleaders are Cindy Mattern and Mary Napolitano Happiness is a bus ride. WWIWM-MM .saw ,.,, , Sophs participate in all sports. You don't have to tell Lisa to smile D Class officers - Kathy Syzmanski, Anne French, Paul Brooks, Mike Sensinig. 114 With eleven years behind them, the Juniors are soon to realize the goal for which all of them have strived s a Senior year. They look forward to the coming year with great anticipation, but also with an awareness of the responsibility they will have as Seniors. We are sure that if they keep the class spirit they have shown in the past, their Senior year will be the happiest and best year of all. The key to this year's Junior class is organization. They have begun to work as one unit in all of their endeavors, receiving very commendable results. From the memorable field trip to New York, to the unforgettable L'Imagine , they exhibited their oneness. If the spirit and readiness ofthis class is carried on into next year, their success as Seniors is guaranteed. I is The enemy POTPOURRI A L19 W, .M , '?it.a,', , V? , :Y A A 7 zfw, W 'liiiYS . ,,..u iff' ,S 1 SJW' uw' IV 3 ' r ,Q in 'i x A ,z Q mf W ,,,,Qiffiiqi't, ' 'V ,,,I. , .mm ww W QQ 3M 1lQygiw1 27:1,:, ,' 1 335315 fmfmivizd fi pd. -mm X -wwhu. 'wx ,M K Q 1 3 Z Mm, f f 2 if Aa 4 f 1 f if 49 f A if rf M '9 ffw, ,... ,,,. W fzfikz, Z' 'Ji ,Zz ,gg 41,1 Riiimq :Wuxi 5'XgPQEffgif5iQ.1 . ' T 'ikrffffvff H ' A X W :NX M.: M -.' ':sLi'PF , : 3 ::.: , m bf.. 4 3 'a A 'X S5 WEE WX. J k g 2 x www X 117 + Em . ix wk M3 J 'EXT S:-Ji ,sv Q.: V 'ah F1 fc '-if A 31-Jr 2 ,iq 'S f. ,-- FQ' w g! S51 1'9', 1915:-. 'itz . L1 v ea' 'W 1 ? 4. .- 'N , 1 S 4,5 - J. En? 1 5 Q Q V K 'Qx A, n '9 472. 64' ' 1 4 THE ELITE Nearly everyone desires to be a class officer his or her Senior year. The people suc- ceeded. They are from left to right - Joy Williamson, Dave Lewis, Tim Perkins, and Jim Fehling. 120 M wswwuwqg I: S lf.-v nd RIGHTJ Mr Douglas Houston, Business 121 A LL iff 5 X Ii 'E 9 HQ., 3 f 'e?Ji f J' jkxw :gg N M1 SEJBIRTVM 55X fi ffffmk 1 I - 8 ' R' a LF A F Li 'N x X I ' X3 Lx ' I y K X' ffaiiw ,. 2 - ' .x. 5 6,?Jf. I 9 gl? gf, 3 Q N s- X . 5 f P 14 gl 011 V' ,...,.-4-uw I 'X k g K fjff f wggerxm QQM UW L 5 X My 9 JEX ?f3CDCX Cgbf Nw M, gf' 4 S A 3 X J RQ mi P Y Nf.. W A ffl' 42 Q wg UF Lfiw fix ii K I X ff X K+ -1 fw Cb ifxfxjf HN X ff X WQIX QW! 3 Q3 K X, Q xx, iusia u-1, ,--r Mm ...Q W Richard C. Lentz Curriculum: Vo-Tech Activities: None Plans: Oceanography Memories: None Debra M. Grab Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Dramatics, February Play. Plans: Beautician Memories: Prom of '71, going to Mifflin prom, Moose , K.B., driving my VW, many trips to McDonald's, Dave. Terrill A. Brace Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: None Memories: New York class trip, Wyomissing vs. Wilson basketball games, 10th grade detention with Joni, Bruce. Mary DiBiase Curriculum: Business Activities: Track, F.B.L.A. Plans: Beautician Memories: Mr. Romich's lOth grade math class, Mr. Naulty's llth grade bookkeeping class, Mr. Mor- gan's llth grade World Cultures class, Forum Mr. Goss's 12th grade English class. Kallie Graham Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Attend Bryland to become a beautician Memories: None Dale Alan Heffner Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Swimming and Track. Plans: Become a chef Memories: my last year because it has been the most rewarding and fulfilling, also my friends and the teachers who helped me to graduate. Mary M-. Sheehan Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Swimming, F.H.A. Plans: Bookkeeping and waitressing at Boscov's Memories: blue eye, Miss Moyer's Home Ec class, Rosie and all the trouble we got into in Mr. Orr's class, all day class trips, Vo-tech classes, Steve, Pocohontas. Keith Spriggs Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Army Memories: Reggie's Class A the good times gone by, Mr. Kopp's class, Junior class trip, Harrisburg Farm Show, my five units, Forum, Mickey. Rich Miller Curriculum: General Activities: Track. Plans: Drafting Memories: Mr. Nye's gym class, memories of PPL, Mr. Miller's ag class. Richard Lentz Debra Grab Terrill Brace Mary DiBiase Kalliope Graham Dale Heffner Mary Sheenan Keith Spriggs Z, -- ff-2 si .. tg as 1. tg.: :2:s':mgff::ff-ifesfsis V :-1.-a:t.::..,A:-s fr--C.. 5 -rs.t .f,..,tsssfg at ffestwfasfhisttss A 4' 5 K .N 53414K is ftsmfsg Xia, , .,w,.,t 1:1 ww -Bikers t5g:,-mqr2:tffQ?aQfbNmbg4.,,Ygf A L A L. v,fsess,:su-fs.. ., Q 9' vw X4 .. E s .. M, W fs X, :see-vrsasf ,. - -ts ,ew A f -: :vs Richard Miller 3 Don't procrastinate too long Mr. Denby. Thomas Tavenner No wonder we had trouble meeting deadlines. Larry Thomas Robert Sotter 539' Michael Smith Linda Lehn Michael Mieczkowski Rebecca R0gCrS John Weber Diane Kratsas 125 Thomas J. Tavenner Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: days at Vo-tech, the deer hunt of '7l, my blue Corvair. Larry Parks Thomas Jr. Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Football. Plans: Travel Memories: Forum for Luddy, fun and games in foot- ball, English class with Mr. Goss, and Linda. Bob Sotter Curriculum: General Activities: Track and Intramural Basketball. Plans: Service Memories: New York Field Trip, Burger King at lunch, Forum, Mr. Miller's class, Michael C. Smith Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: job interview, visits to the Home of Champions , . . days at Vo-tech, work at the found- ry, days with Dave and Matz. Mike Mieczkowski Curriculum: General Activities: Football. Plans: Undecided Memories: Harrisburgh Farm Show. Mr. Gurski. Forum. Rebecca Sue Roger Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus. Plans: Secretary Memories: Mr. Romich's l0th grade class, Mr. Naulty's class, Mr. Kopp's class, George and his truck. Bryon E. Kunkelman Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Senior Play. Plans: Own garage Memories: Coach Nye's gym classes, driving to Vo- tech and eating at Burger King, Forum with Luddy, two minute pit stops. Bill Graser Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Football, Intramural basketball. Plans: College Memories: Forum, 5 good ones Kevin Baker. David H. Lacey Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: working on the '56 Chevy . . . becoming assistant manager of the Mall theater . , . days with Matz and Keiser. Daniel C. Simpson Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: bad day at Vo-tech . . . Mr. Riffle's per- sonal artist , . , rough gym classes . . . rainy walks to the Bus Stop with Mike and Tom. Darryl M. Becker Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Appliance repairman Memories: Mr. Kopp's and Mr. Weiss's classes. Francis R. Ross, Jr. Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Music Memories: Eating at Burger King, Forum, the Van, H.W., Animal Farm . Susan Brugger Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Cosmetologist Memories: Mr. Kopp's Economics and Government class. Lyann M. Guiles Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: prom committee work . . , football games .,.baby sitting .. , future may hold work in the Reading Hospital . . . days with Beth and Debbie. Bryon Kunkelman Daniel Simpson William Graser David Lacey Daryl Becker Frank Ross 126 Looks like you blow your chance to be Miss Congeniality again this year. Susan Brugger Lyann Guiles Marlene Bachman Carla Johnson Glenn Engle Randy Steffy Gerald Klemm Robert Ziska David Eyer Rosemary Hoffman 127 Marlene Bachman Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus. Plans: Secretarial work Memories: Bachie, l2th grade English class, Rabbit's class with Carla. Glenn Engle Curriculum: Gerneral Activities: Intramural basketball. Plans: Construction work Memories: Boone's Farm at New York, Burger King at lunch, Mr. Miller's class. Randy Steffy Curriculum: Business Activities: Baseball. Plans: Undecided Memories: Mr. Kopp's bull sessions 7th period, hall hockey, St. Pete trip, Reggie 5th period, Forum, sus- pended from baseball in llth grade. Gerald Klemm Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: My Senior year - especially English with Mr. Goss. David Eyer Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: None Memories: Reggie's math class in '71, Rosemary M. Hoffman Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Synchronized Swimming, V.l.C.A. Plans: Hairdresser or Food Services Memories: Home Ec with Miss Moyer, Vo-tech - all the good times with Mr. Epler and all the teach- ers, the prom, l2th grade English with Mrs. Boltz, my memories with Danny. Duane Ebling ex.. 2, LXAFVAAVA Curriculum: Business R M-u X J Activities: None , A X, Plans: None Memories: Reggie's math class. Duane Ebling Susan Dolinsky Donald Zoubek Susan E. Dolinsky Curriculum: Business l Activities: Track, Plans: Secretary Memories: Mr. Romich's class, Atlantic City, For- um, Lunch. Donald Zoubek Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: None Memories: Fork phantom in '71, MGB. Alan Calvin Lutz Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Carpentery Memories: Vo-tech, Yamaha Foreverl, llth grade math with Reggie, l lth grade prom. Alan Lutz Gwen Jensen Jeffery Weidenheimer Gwen Jensen Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Library Club, Home EC Club. Plans: College Memories: New York trip, Mifllen games, Summer of '71, Chemistry labs, weekends, Red hats at bas- ketball games. Jeffery Richard Weidenheimer Curriculum: Business Activities: Basketball, Tennis. Plans: Shppensburg State College Memories: Beating Mt. Penn, the Mother guard , Ronald, the man , the reservoir, supporting Luddy, quitting football, pregame Elco, Org working in graphic arts, successful cheating. Edward J. Witkowski Curriculum: Vo-tech Edward Witkowski Ruth Cfmafd Activities: Bowling. Plans: Printing Memories: None. Steve doesn't look like an ice cream man. Ruth Ann Conrad Curriculum: Business Activities: F.H.A. 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Charles Beck Patricia Stubblebine Martin Reisch Robin Batz ..,....... i..i f:,:m.ff,w 5 gsqagsgsvgkgg ,f i afM412-fi'5156Jwglriisiawtsffejgsgwgfmwxmmfsirswggwimwg 515 1, .ft.w,.y fsig.fi:i5g1W,. , ,1, 1 wi ,-- . swmsviav, s2asf'sfesv4b2f1i?fggczfffwiaiiiiffliismatiafgggqgfwf Leaeyevgfivigff -tw-swing fwmi:.i,::wia:f . fe5wvfwmsams,.Q?m,sff'f5M saewazw--5 -ffzasywfflftzf vita gm: A H A W f- 1'-Fm-SSW..-2: -:,.,.f.f,, pafzaslf. te, .wmm,H.iw.,ig. a1g,,s1,,f,.,,,s,,,,,.-tt, 2 ., .. ...W .sms........,, ., . want- .if v . ..f,'2a,zx2: 11555 . s as iff: -.Lew Ami W, ..,,1.,,,5,,.Q,g,x:awfgfe.isMa,,,,,,,,,,n.,,,. W ,,.,,.. ,, ,,, M, ...W m,,,,.,L..W.,...,f.,..,,... . Rickey Ely 129 ., N '5 'ti M New Mas .i'1.a51a.t5g,gg?l. gist gegspzsvsweff tiensswfliaziisiilwiite' 1 ' iwywfl mf W e,e-sasf.Wt,,,gg.wegs1s m..,.,,,,,.,,.,,.sgtg, 1 Charles Beck, Jr. Curriculum: Business Activities: Track, Football. Plans: Electrician Memories: good times in Mr, Kopp's class, llth grade track - I was hit on the head by a discus thrown by a teammate. Patricia Ann Stubblebine Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Marriage Memories: Mr. Naulty's debits and credits , Mr. Romich's classes, Cannon , Mr. Kopp's stories, 8th period studies in 12th, wood shop, Stubby Ro- meo and Juliet prom, Birthday of '72, '65 Mustang, Bill. John Noga Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: College Memories: Gym class, eating at Burger King. Martin Reisch Curriculum: Business - Activities: Track, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country. Plans: College Memories: Mr. Strunk's Consumer Economics class, Mr. Dadamio's gym classes, Forum, Mr. Firing's track practices. Robin H. Batz Curriculum: Business Activities: Student Council. Plans: Working and getting married Memories: being late for class, sharing lollipops, New York trip, all my best friends, Don. Rickey Charles Ely Curriculum: Business Activities: Band. Plans: Work Memories: the band and all the long trips, Florida, Indy 500, the long school days, football games, and Mr. Strunk's llth grade class. Randall D. Covely Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Senior Class and February play, Mask and Daggers. Plans: Either work or school Memories: Vo-tech, Senior class play and cast party, dramatics, Mary Anne and most ofall Gina. Jean Marie Stewart Curriculum: Business Activities: Swimming, Aquatic Leader. Plans: Undecided Memories: Junior Class trip, Rhuemetism, zits, de- bits and credits, Mrs. Hanniganls famous last words, Mark your books please the class of'72. Rick Wardop Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, National Honor Society. Plans: College Memories: Weid's parties, Mr. DaDamio's gym classes, Debby, rafting, Biloxi, Mr. Diehlls physics, lunch time frisbee, Mrs. Harold's, varsity games, smuggling ice cream, and Bear Gap. David W. Fischer Curriculum: Business Activities: Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Plans: Construction worker Memories: nights at Mrs. Schoffner's, Reggie's busi- ness law and math class, Palka's baseball parties, Mr. Kopp's bull sessions at the Owl's Field, Mr. DaDamio's gym class, S.M.L.. Barbara Hatt Curriculum: Business Activities: Swimming. Plans: Secretarial work Memories: Otis and Shaft',, Hamburg nites with Phyllis and the Mt. Penn gang and those parties, WOW! Kim Debra Steffy Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus. Plans: Marriage Memories: l2th grade Advanced Biology lab, Mrs. Fisheras French class, Ron , 007 , llth grade class trip, trip to France, Mrs. Fisher's gestures in English. Steve Allen Fisher Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: College Memories: being a spectator - football and basket- ballgames, HIHFAB, HILTS, JCL. LaRue D. Fisher Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Get married to Denny Memories: Mr. Kopp's Economics and government classes, Forum, Miss Berger's art classes. Jean Stewart Richard Wardrop 2 David Fisher Karen Himlin Kim Steffy Steve Fisher Nancy Weber Larue Fisher We don't have to ask who is the ugly sister in Pam's 130 family. Honest Mr. Davies, I don't know how that picture of Mickey Mouse got on the football field. Barbara Hatt Timothy Perkins W4 John Mogel Vicki Stief Douglas Reinert Elizabeth Ehst Timothy Schmehl Jeanne LeSage Thaddeus Palka Susan Jones 131 John Mogel Curriculum: General Activities: None. Plans: None Memories: Mr. Ringler's Biology class, Mr. Nye's gym class, Mr. Miller's Ag. class. Vicki Lynn Stief Curriculum: Business Activities: Sketch Club, F.H.A., Gymnastics. Plans: Fashion model Memories: the unforgettable summers of '70 and '71, a certain Bethany boy, Weiser football and basket- ball games, the prom Robbie Guys,'? those par- ties . . . , crepe paper award, if 46, llth grade class trip, Sinking Spring. Doug Reinert Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Cab driver in Brooklyn Memories: rip-off, Colt 45, Southern Comfort, Maybe l'm amazed, 81.5 m.p.h. March 30, 1972. Elizabeth Ehst Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Aquatic Leaders, Dramatics, National Honor Society, Des Pensees. Plans: Music teacher Memories: Peregrine Falcon at Longwood, THE CAT AND THE CANARY, Chedd's Ford, June 13, 1970, Chem lab. Timothy R. Perkins Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Soccer, Tennis, Honor Society, Basketball manager, Intramural basketball. Plans: Penn State Memories: Boone's Farm., card parties, Soccer trips, District Tennis, Moonfs bash, Kiddie patrol, lunch with BSJDR, chem lab, Dan and Bobbie, church ball, ice cream man, Red Barn, Schell's. Timothy Gerald Schmehl Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Stage Crew, Stage Band Announcement staff, National Honor Society. Plans: Coast Guard or Naval academy Memories: Lying on the S2400 rug, parties, Straw- berry Boone's, Prom '71, other parties, Forum, walk- ing the halls, working till closing at Schell's, friends, Southern, VW's, phone calls for a penny. Jeanne LeSage Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: Trade School and Scientology Memories: the playground, New Year's '71, the loft, death of the loft, August 6, '71, Greech, D.C. Thaddeus E. Palka Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, Football, Baseball, Intramur- al Basketball. Plans: Vetenary medicine Memories: S.M.L., baseball parties, football, base- ball, old blue bomb, Mother Meat and Red Men, coaches, M.S. House, Lutz crew. Susan L. Jones Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track. Plans: Allentown Hospital School of Nursing Memories: Being a new girl in 10th grade, Miss Zug's 5th period English class, being the ice cream girl, racing to lunch, Chemistry class. Dale Finogle Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Join the Marines Memories: Eating at Burger King, the lav, indefinite detention. Lisa Troutman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: Work in physical therapy Memories: Eleventh and Twelvth grade class trips, Germany. Emily Holt Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Select Chorus, County Orchestra, District Orchestra, Regional Chorus, Concert Band, Class Play. Plans: Music, Scouting, college Memories: all the fun we had in chorus with rehears- als, concerts, and trips: the splash party we had with Mr. Morgan, Mr. Clay's plays, a never-ending dream about a special someone. Linda Holt Curriculum: College Pep Activities: Chorus, Select Chorus, stage band, con- cert band, orchestra, Play, County orchestra, Re- gional chorus. Plans: College, Scouting, Music Memories: English class: 5th period with Mr. Mor- gan in World Cultures: bathroom in New York: con- certs and rehearsals, Merry Christmas Darling , singing for the prom. Dona Tice Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Cheerleading. Plans: Hairdresser Memories: Cheering-practice and painting signs: decorating lockers, rooms and horseshoe: pep rallies: camp: Barbara Ann', l0th grade: .lV's: class trips: Wink : Homecoming: Hoop , Football and bas- ketball: my friends. Cynthia M. Glaser Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: Undecided Memories: all the band trips, stick-in-the-mud, the summer of '71 music theory and Maud . .lan Louise Histius Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track, Hockey, Aquatic Leaders, Color Guard, Future Nurses, G.A.A. Plans: Nursing Memories: Dave, Prom '7l, Christmas Dance '70 and '71, hockey practice, Biology lab Myrle Qmy catj, track meets, Mifflin game '70 and '7l, All star game '71 with defensive end SS , lndy 500. Susan Pawling Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Cosmetology Memories: New York Hair Show. .leffAchenbach Curriculum:College Prep Activities: Motorcycle Club. Plans: Undecided Memories: New York, Mr. Horace Miller, Philadel- phia Zoo. Dale Finogle Lisa Troutman Emily Holt Linda Holt Cynthia Glaser Jan Hirstius Susan Pawling Jeffery Achenbach 132 Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest ofthem all ? 2 Donna Tice 5 i 2 i i 2 Jean Grillo Pamela Hain Joy Williamson Cheryl Cunderi Jack Day Kerry Leber Alfred Moatz 133 Jean Grillo Curriculum: College Prep Activities: SPECTATOR. Plans: Nursing Memories: Where's Donegal? The Lady-Wrestling Mr. Moyer, the storyteller, Ray the cat, Joe and the boys' locker room Denny. Pamela Ann Hain Curriculum: College Prep Activities: T.V, Crew. Plans: Dental Hygienist Memories: Germany '7l and '72, Closet in 407, Bas- ketball-football games, T.V. crew, l0-6, 'Ey Buddy, cruising, Dec. 25, l97l, Xmas dance, Where's Donegal?, Biology lab f- Cat , Good Humor . Joy Williamson Curriculum:College Prep Activities: Aquatic Leaders, Ski Club, Yearbook, Girls' Flag Football, Track, Swim Team manager. Plans: Elementary teacher Memories: laughing with friends, Bulldozers S.S.S., the shore with Mike, Ski Club, Christmas Dance '69, September 5th, sleeping out, vomit acts, Pez, out with the girls, Sherrie's show, bicycling, watershows. Cherylanne Marie Cunderi Curriculum: Business Activities: F.B.L.A., Track. Plans: Banking Memories: Mr. Koop's class, Parties at Luddy's, Gary, Junior Class Trip, Sneaking to Burger King for lunch, Pajama parties, Chinese fire drills, cruisin'. John Day Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band Plans: Business Administration Memories: Bus trip to Florida, Chess Rules, Plane ride to Germany, Physics lab, surprise parties, the Hotbrauhaus, dancing in Munich, competitions. Kerry Leber Curriculum: Business Activities: Soccer. Plans: Undecided Memories: Soccer, Mr. Weiss's Business Law and math class, study partner, Mr. Strunk's consumer economics class, Mr. Bright's pep talks, lunch with Hog. Alfred Moatz, Jr. Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Football, Track, Wrestling. Plans: Construction Work Memories: Football practices and games especial- ly Mifflin '72, Mr. Kopp's gross stories, talking to Mr. Goss, Vo-tech bus rides in '70, the day I get my diploma. No, Linda, you have too much white. He's not to look like a corpse. I wonder what everyone is so upset about? 11 PLAYS PLAYS AND MORE PLAYS In addition to the Senior play of THE CAT AND THE CANARY, the Dramatics Club was also busy presenting other plays this year. Some were presented to the publicg others were pre- sented to the members of the elementary classes at Wilson. These plays were CHRISTMAS CAROL and SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. The play presented to the public in February was entitled YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU. ff .ft E g-vw, Looks like Pam's engaging in her favorite hobby - gazing. In May the Dramatics Club travelled to County Playhouse in New Hope to compete their annual contest. Three plays, THE PURI FICATION, SHE STOOPS TO CONQUE and MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM were rehearsedg however, only the former w presented. no we 14:53 , lllll'-' AND THE CAT l At Bucks County two of the Wilson students received awards. John Guid- kanst won an award for the most outstanding supporting actor ofthe day and Elizabeth Ehst won an award for excellence. , ' 'gg -. W , ..., f ' f ' .,,, I ' W , ' ' 2 I f - I K M 'f H A A w, A K .:, , ., . VL: .ww .I I V 2 Q3 ' vf ,X my 0 1- .f91,,'f. '- -1,-fwa, 'f lt M, agwaw ,f if 'tf-,-,, Milk ,f 1-7 Mr?-f f, w' j j? - ':, 'V7' t 17 l',r V f J ' , L :jf 15' I . aw f, ifgl,,t A In of e f, ' 1 2 I KW. '. I Wg, :JW l , I , A aaae c t l l l rl x 'atxgf-1 g CANAPXY Patrick Fleishood Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Varsity Basketball, Spectator. Plans: College Memories: Brewin' with the B's, Notebook for Mr. Clay, five game Junior season, .I.V. championship, tangerine machine, chem lab, Zig's party, Berkely, SEB. Dean R. Troutman Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Service station maintenance with father Memories: Junior Pom fBali Hail and Nancy. Ginger Salisbury Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: College Memories: Big 3, Biology, Crusing after basketball games, Pooh Bear, Shadows Walnuts , Donald Deibler Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: None Memories: The boys' lav. Elizabeth Deininger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Gymnastics. Plans: Physical Education Teacher Memories: Prom Decoraion, Toledo, St. Pete wo bist du? Summer of 7l . Gail Behm Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Secretary-treasurer of Human Rel- ations Club, Tennis. Plans: Undecided Memories: Section 10-4, Whipped Cream, Blue Rambler, Hitch-hiking, weekends, August of'7l. Dawn Louise May Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Secretary Memories: Senior Gym class, Cycle rides to school, football games, prom, field trips, Alan. Robert Denby Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track, Bowling, Basketball, Golf. Memories: Black Magican Calculus, 303, the rackn, trip to German, Senior Class trip, August llth Boonels Farm, score , the lip 427, 327. Kevin S. Baker Curriculum: Vot-tech Activities: Football Plans: Graphics Communication Memories: Parties after football games, Luddyis par- ties, Junior class trip, Vo-tech, Rambler, 45-15 win over L.C. in 70 , Prom 7l,'. Patrick F leishood Dean Troutman l i ,ff Donald Deibler Elizabeth Deininger Dawn May Ginger Salisbury Gail Behm Robert Denby Kevin Baker Looks like Schmuck is lost again. , , l Candace Lepera Rachel McClain Gene Bear Rodney Faust Annette Schneider Bruce Noga Kerry Folk Michael Garl David Goodwin 137 Candace Lepera Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: Work at Bank of Pennsylvania Memories: the Mogelettes, Ninth Grade Reading, Shorthand I, General Business, Mr. Kopp, Rick , Halloween 1970. Rachel McClain Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: College Memories: None. Gene Bear Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Bowling, Tennis. Plans: Business Management in Printing at R.I.T. Memories: Mr. Wardop, print shop, Herr Douple. Annette Schneider Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: Fashion Institute of Technology Memories: Partying, Study Halls, Spanish V, 3-19- 72. Bruce Noga Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Swimming. Plans: Undecided Memories: Metaphysical transformations, North- bound vectors, 3:03 p.m. Recalcitrancy, Academic Endeavors, unscrupulous business dealings , the 25th of each month, night of April 4th, night of ucakesq I Kerry F , Folk Curriculum: General Activities: Football, Track. Plans: Plumber Memories: 1972 Football season, 1970 Track, Easter egg hunt, Mr. Preston's plane geometry class, Mr. Nye's gym class. Michael Garl Curriculum: College Prep Activities: T.V. Crew. Plans: Undecided Memories: Lunch. David Goodwin Curriculum: General Activities: Wrestling. Plans: College or work Memories: Co-tech and the Vo-tech bus, Metal Shop, the fun, fun wrestling practices, Farm show, gym class. Douglas Gary Beaver i Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Wrestling, Tennis. Plans: Psychology Memories: Boston Cruise, Pooh, Wal , Luddy, Smilin' Chuck. Tom Wenger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Partyin', Hamburg, Schell's, cruisin', all the parties, wrecking the Corvair, Senior Class Trip, New Year's Eve, Robin Hall, hitchin', Angelica. Robert Eich Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: Police Work Memories: None. Debbie Heffner Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: travel and working Memories: Robby guys, copping out Friday after- noons, class of '70, summer of '70, weekends, Naul- ty's class bumming around, my bomb, Randy Hill Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, National Honor Society, Student Council, Stage Crew, Track. i Plans: Physical Therapy ' Memories: St. Pete, Somewhere , vector diagrams, trophies, scenery. Bill Stokes Curriculum: Business Activities: None Plans: None Memories: Mr. Miller's forestry class, Forum, Reg- gie's business law and math class. Robert Eich Deborah Heffner Randall Hill 138 Douglas Beaver Thomas Wenger This could be Archie Bunker the second Byron Reber William Stokes o Robert Lesche Greg Kline Donna Westly sf? , 7 -,,-f, lV:,'v,QV H 4 3? Sharon Barrett Looks like Tim had an Excederin headacheii 478349 type day. AigbffNig,9iii' Sherry Freeman Paul Werner Susan Griesemer 139 Robert P. Lesche Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Have own garage Memories: the coaches' gym classes, driving to Vo- tech and eating at Burger King, Forum and Luddy, two minute pit stop. Greg Kline Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football, Track, Weightlifting. Plans: Attend East Stroudsburg Memories: Miss Zug's Sth period English class, Woodie, derbies to lunch, Chefs course, moon ball, the good views out the classroom windows. Sharon Lynn Barrett Curriculum: College Prep . Activities: Band, Student Council Intramural volleyball. Plans: Computor Science Memories: Wo bist du? , Strawberry , St. Pete, the stallion, Summer of '71, bathtubs, Physics labs, prom of '71, prom decorating, basketball games, bus trips, parties, Acy Ducy in Jody's basement, the crib. Jeff Nigrelli Curriculum: Business Activities: Football. Plans: Work for a while and then go to Florida Memories: Luddy and forum. Sherry Freeman Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Chorus. Plans: Work in Data Processing Field Memories: Vo-tech bus, Mr. Goss's English class, l0th and l lth grade class trip, Data processing class. Paul A. Werner Curriculum: General Activities: Baseball. K Plans: Work ' -Memories: Mr. Miller's llth grade Forestry, llth grade New York class trip, the hill, the lake, dough- nuts, Forum in the caf, Reggie's math class. Susan L. Griesemer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Softball, Basketball. Plans: Attend University of Pittsburg Memories: Howdy-duders , a first at M.J.'s, St. Pete, Summer of'7l, sprints. L3 Deborah Carol Miller Curriculum: Business Activities: Band. Plans: Cosmetology Memories: Marlin, November 19, 1971, Junior Prom '71, Summer with Denise, llth grade Health class, Marlin's Chevy, Howdy-duders, silver stealers, being with Duck . Beverly May Shears Curriculum: Business Activities: Flag Squad, F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Plans: Secretary Memories: Mike, July 26 and September 22, 5 C of gas, riding around, Summer of '71, my super-best friend, Mr, Morgan's class, Hody-dooders, beeping at wrong cars, shaving cream battles. Sylvia L. Twardowski Curriculum: Business Activities: Color Guard, G.A.A,. Plans: Secretary Memories: Summer of '71, parties, cruising, Wyom- missing, football games, Schell's parties at the cabin, Howdy-dooders. Scott Hendel Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: None Memories: Lunch, Luddy for Queen, Alice's Res- taurant Massicree, scheduled bomb scares. Michell Heim Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, SPECTATOR, Track, Student Council, Human Relations. Plans: College Memories: None. Kathleen Janiszewski Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Yearbook, National Honor Society. Plans: Indiana State University Memories: hanging rounds, Thombs , Troutman's class, St. Pete, N.H.S., vectors, Letter Sweater and glasses, Boone's games and Carrols, CCBG, Tootsie Rools, Yingyings in German, My Faithful Companion. Robert Clemens Curriculum: College Prep l Deborah Miller Beverly Shears Sylvia Twardowski Scott Hendel Michell Heim Kathleen Janiszewski Activities- Debating Model U N Robert Clemens Jackie Waelchli Joanne Diblasi Plans: College V Memories: Student Union. Jackie Waelchli Curriculum: Business Activities: Cheerleader, Hockey, Track. Plans: Undecided Memories: September 18, 1970, 10-4, Junior Class trip, J.V. cheerleader, Earth Day. Joanne Diblasi Curriculum: Business Activities: Hockey. Plans: Art School Memories: 10-3, Karen's pajama parties, 10th grade hockey practices, football games and all my good friends. . . ,Mmuw Just one example of our friendly yearbook workers. Dennis Brightbill Joel Chiralo Jeffery Gring Susan Meinholtz , Joan Duryea Linda Wiesinger Patricia Conrow Edwena Haletsky Elizabeth Langdon 141 Dennis Brightbill Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Wrestling. Plans: Racing and Penn State Memories: Copping out of school, Senior Forum, Detention, Progress Reports, getting into the races for free and never getting caught. JoelA.Chiralo Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Select Chorus, District and Re- gion Chorus. Plans: College Memories: Mr. John Davies' eloquence, Mr. Rin- gler's jokes, concerts, chorus, chorus trips, Miss Zug's puns, Gene's stunts. Jeffery L. Gring Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Wrestling, Intramural basketball. Plans: College Memories: Our Sunday Morning tripping, Mr. Goss's bike club, contest at Indy 500 and Florida, Mr. Dean's lab class, Beth Anne. Joan Lorraine Duryea Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: College Memories: Friends and weekends. Linda Wiesinger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: College Prep Memories: the movie we had such a great time mak- ing in English class: eating snails for the first time! Qand probably the lastj. PatConrow Curriculum: Business Activities: Band, Library Club. Plans: Hostess Memories: Summer of '71, beeping at cops, Best Friend, weightlifter , St. Pete, Kopp's class, band bus, cruising with Janet, April 4, Christman dance, ttKimvv. Edwena Haletsky Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus. Plans: Child Development Psychologist Memories: Miss Zug's 5th period English class, Young Life weekends, driving home in llth grade, chorus trips to New York. Elizabeth S, Langdon Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Gymnastics, Track, Football, G.A.A. Plans: Physical Education teacher Memories: Prom '70, P.V., Peanut Gymnastic practice? Allentown meets, the hill, cabin, shore '7l, the benefits of skiing, my study buddy, cruises, apple and strawberry rockeys, the turtle, parties, soc- cer games, R.M.G., water tanks. Rick Schartel Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football and Basketball Plans: Attend Albright for pre-law Memories: Sports, Labor Day special, Farm Show Arena, Stage Crew, drums, New York, D. C., J. V. champs, '69 Tri-Co champs, cruisin'. William Weber Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: None Memories: Eating at Burger King, the two minute pit stop, driving to Vo-tech, breaking the display case window. Susan M. Fix Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Usherettes, Grappler Girls Memories: five years of Spanish, Mifflin games, wrestling matches, prom decorating, crazy I0th grade section, Okay, folks rainy I0th grade class trip, friends. Dennis William Heck Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, Track, Football Plans: Attend College Memories: Playing basketball at the Harrisburgh Farm Show Arena, giving free swim lessons, 5th peri- od English and derbies to lunch, Chefs Course, resi- voir, basketball camp, Sherrie and H.J.P. Gail Griesemer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Debating Plans: Study social work at Albright Memories: Chorus trips, concerts and other activities. Pamela T. Gray Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, Softball, Track, Honor Society Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Pink Panther pal, The Crystal , Christ- mas '70, Michelle's party then Zig's revival, 10-4 sec- tion, Sheepskins? Greg Heckman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Golf, Intramural basketball Plans: Golf Pro, College Memories: All night parties, Senior Forum, Dutch Diner, creme de menthe, the MG ride, Aculpuco's win over Boone's Farm, page 28. Faye E, Kohler Curriculum: General Activities: G.H.A., Volleyball Plans: Join the Navy and become a Nurse Memories: Home Ec 10th and llth with Mrs. Schenk, English with Mrs. Boltz, Trouble and fun I had in my Senior year. Debbie Lynn Miles Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Library Club, V,C.T.A. Plans: Work in doctor's office Memories: Mr. Kopp's class, Mrs. Fisher's home- room, Mr. Weiss's math class, Senior Forum, Herb's bus, Mr. Wealand's art class, Junior class trip, eating at Vo-teach West, Luddy for Homecoming Queen. Richard Schartel Susan Fix Pamela Gray Faye Kohler 142 William Weber Dennis W. Heck Gregory Heckman N, Debra Miles That Big Red Machin if Gail Griesemer She doesn't look like uld really draw 'em. Elaine Payne :gs Bunny freak, does she? Ms ,X Bruce Noll Gwendolyn Griffiths 'S Paul Hamilton Phyllis Long Terri Greth Kathryn Niles Dennis Renninger Ch,-isan Bfeggi 143 Bruce Noll Curriculum: College Prep Activities: National Honor Society, Basketball, Bowling Plans: Study medicine in college Memories: Rachel, Woody, Perk's imitations, Phys- ics class, Weidman the ice cream man, card parties, brewing with the Flash, cutting Square's hair. Wendy Grifliths Curriculum: Business Activities: Track, F.B.L.A. Plans: Medical secretary Memories: the gang , lav, library, Mr. Kopp's class. Paul R. Hamilton Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band Plans: College Memories: Alcapulco Gold Intramural Basketball, Jean, C. P. card parties, Luddy, cruisin', Florida, DufftDIAATJ, lndy 500, Phyllis Long Curriculum: Business Activities: Band Front Plans: Fashion Merchandising Memories: Buzz , Sunday nights at Hamburg and apartment parties, Brian and Bobbi and New Years Eve. Elaine Payne Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: Undecided Memories: Fungus, facades, good friends, daydream- ing, Summer '70, those Beck brothers. Terri Greth Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Softball, Volleyball, Future Nurses Plans: Undecided Memories: Prom '7l, The Great Train Robbery , I0-4, Room in Florida, band trips, New York, labs with the bird, great times with Sue and the gang, talks with Dave, R.E.H. Kathi Niles Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Flag Football, Debate, Model U.N., Aquatic Leaders, WILSONIAN, Usherettes, Ten- nis, Volleyball Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Uncle Dunk, Miller, Delta D. Afiam, the Purple Eagle , Georgetown, car caravan, Sen- ioritis , parties, prom decorations, The Mask of the Devil, friends - good and bad, tears, laughs. Dennis Renninger Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Track, Football Plans: Machine design draftsman and racing a pickup Memories: Vo-tech bus pushes, Poncho , Mr. Clay's lOth grade English class, last day of school, Forum. Chris Bressi Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Debate Club, Model United Nations Club, Student Council Plans: Travel, Penn State Memories: Mr. Academic, Debating with Dandy Andy, lunch times with Sue, Stan, and Rusty, driving with Mrs. Fisher in her Volvo, Lake Redman, Miss Z's English class and pickels. Andrea Bugay Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Debating Society, Model United Nations, T.V. National Honor Society Plans: Clinical Psychologist Memories: Mr. Academic, Buff, Madam F., Senior Class Play, gaf, doof ygro, sub3 MUNC, Salty Dog Debate, Russian, Public Speaking, Mr. S. Heidi Lippincott Curriculum: General Activities: Hockey, Track, Gymnastics, Flag foot- ball, Yearbook Plans: Work Memories: Junior Class Trip, Reggie's Business Law and Math Class, Summer of '70, Crusing and parties with the gang. Kathy Tyson Curriculum: College Prep Activities: SPECTATOR, Debate Club, Human Relations, Student Council, DES PENSES Plans: College Memories: None. Patrick Mark Burns Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Weightlifting, intramural basketball Plans: undecided Memories: N,M,Y.O., the barns, the dam, the church, the loft, No Wet Cement, the fountain. Angela S. Klahold Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Library Club, Future Nurses Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: '71 trip to Germany, Herr Leininger, Mr. Dunkle's starwatching, Mifflin-Wilson Football games, Wyomissing-Wilson playoff games at Al- bright in '71, Florida. David Hasson Curriculum: College Prep Activities: SPECTATOR Plans: Will attend Penn State Memories: a shocking experience in Mr. Ringler's bio lab, 10-6, the 1'Lady , my study buddy , New York Trip, homeroom 301, going to Germany, J. Wfs Pinto, U-turn on Bernville Road. Janice L. Kingkinger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Yearbook Plans: Albright Memories: '71 Easter Trip to Germany, Herr Ente, AIFAM, basketball games, night walks, Zippedy Do Da. Kacky, Fun, Parties, Cruising, Talks at 1:30 a.m., misery loves company buddy. Glenn Crossley Curriculum: College Prep Activities: National Honor Society, Dramatics, Debating Plans: Penn State Memories: Lying on a S2500 rug, chess rules, physics labs, the Frick , homeroom 501, the Corner, Ho- horho, white shoe polish: Big Red Machine but on the other hand. Wayne Gratz Curriculum: General Activities: Swimming Plans: None Memories: Senior Forum: Mr. Dadamio's gym class. Andrea Bugay Heidi Lippincott Kathy Tyson Wayne Gratz Patrick Burns Angela Klahold David Hasson Janice Kingkinger 144 Glenn Crossley John Robinson James Clouser Charles Hess Gary Waszk Karen Doyle Michael Floren Kathy Lutz Lori Stoudt Denise Reinert 145 ng L . P John Robinson Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Intramural basketball Plans: Juniata College Memories: Court Cases, Intramurals, Parties, Senior Class Trip, Schell's' Cards, Broadbelt's party, Mount Penn, Boone's Farm. James Clouser Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Wrestling, Chorus Plans: College Memories: Choral trips and concerts - especially to Canada, the 5th period, 3-H club in llth club, friends, section practice, J. R., Burger King, chorus wall E. Charles E. Hess Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Chefs school Memories: Vo-tech bus rides, gym class, Vo-tech, l0th and l lth grade class trips. Gary L. Waszk Curriculum: General Activities: Soccer, baseball, track Plans: Work in Reading TIMES-EAGLE Memories: Soccer and Mr. Bright's swearing, Mr. Miller and forestry, Reggie's math class, Mr. Nye's gym class, vote for Luddy, Senior Forum. Karen Doyle Curriculum: Business Activities: Twirling Corps, National Honor Society, Track, FBLA Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: the chain, the shadows, Mr. Kopp's Big Three , Bookends , all band trips A especially Florida, decorating for the prom, the Christmas dance, a special guy named Gregg! Mike Floren Curriculum: General Activities: Student Council, Intramural basketball Plans: store manager Memories: Senior Forum, the only bearded Senior, lavs, Reggie's business law and math class, getting expelled for going home for lunch. Kathy A. Lutz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: Nursing Memories: l0-6, day I cut it off, dude and stude, chem lab, Xmas Eve, Burger King, Advanced Bil lab, misery loves company buddy, Mr. Kane, sponges, friends. Lori Stout Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, SPECTATOR, National Honor Society, Yearbook Plans: College Memories: vectors, party before Junior class trip, prom '70, Summer '7l, Sunshine, Germany, and those border guards, friends. Denise Aileen Reinert Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Color Guard, F.T.A., Usherettes, T.V. crew, Yearbook, intramural volleyball Plans: Mansfield State Memories: St. Pete, Summer of '71, proms, Greg Betty Advanced Bio lab, cutting it off, the parties, Boones , the day the dam burst, Dal , my friends, especially Jeff. ANIMAL FARM PROVIDES SOUNDS FOR XMAS DANCE ,. , 0 'ff WU , Q W., f HQ V f . A W 'yn f' W vi f I . WAR, 2 4. ,Vw 7 . .:f- ., A we O Margo J. Martin Curriculum: Academic Activities: Band, Usherettes, Announcements Staff Plans: Nursing Memories: Loving Band, F.J.F., field marching sea- sons, Indy , St. Pete, Mid-Atlantic Champion- ships, winning. Mr. Morgan's Class tPillsbury Dough Boyj, Biology Cats, Sth period in 401, Sum- mer ol 7 l , at G.V., My Friends . Kent Edward DeMoss Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track and Soccer Plans: Work Memories: Ag, Class iwth Horace, Hall Soccer, Print Shop. Scott D. Schwenk Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Stage Crew, T.V. Announcing, Announce- ment Staff, National Honor Society. Plans: College Memories: Basketball Games, Stage Crew Dinners. Joyce M. Nitka Curriculum: College Prep Activities: National Honor Society, Junior Achieve- ment, Mask 8c Dagger Club, Student Council alter- nate, Chorus. Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Cope, Black Plates, Chem Lab, Football Games, New York, the day water came out the gas jets, thirty purple birds and Miss Zug. Glenn Stuber Curriculum: Business Activities: Soccer Plans: Reading Area Community College for Business Memories: Mr. Strunk's Economics Classes, Mr. Naulty's Bookkeeping class, Mr. Kopp's tall tales, walking out for two periods and never getting caught. Dave McNerny Curriculum: General Activities: Track, Basketball. Plans: Own a ranch Memories: Smoking in lavs, good times cutting class, rotten detention, treated like scum, poor administra- tion, scoping out legs, riot in Senior Forum, Horace Miller's Classes. Michele .lurasinski Curriculum: College prep Activities: Band, Bowling, Tennis. Plans: Gym teacher Memories: lO-4 section, Rocky's pizza, Howdy Dooders , B.B.'s Cats, St. Pete, picker stickers, lunch with Ed. Doreen Louise Auge Curriculum: Business Activities: Homeroom Treasurer, Girls Track. Palns: Bank Teller Memories: Being 'RRandy's girl, April l2, l970 , all the neato talks with Heidi, Mr. Kopp's class, that gossip lunch-table, looking forward to April of l973 , that Dodge. Denise M. Moorman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Color Guard. Plans: University ofMaryland --f Physical Therapy Memories: Summer '7l, Germany, WO BIST DU ...'? , cutting it offl, My cat, Wally , St. Pete, par- ties, three musketeers, band, the day the dam burst. Let me see now - ifl have 350 seniors and 20 pages of layout, do I put four or five seniors on a page? f Margo Martin Kent DeMoss Scott Schwenk . M E Joyce Nitka Glen Stuber David McNerney Michele .lurasinski Doreen Auge Denise Moorman 5 . as. sl - David Leibensperger Ted certainly doesn't let depressing world problems bother him. Kay Plymyer Robert Adams Michael Kemp Richard Steffy John Wojtowicz Sallie Gwyn UW Sherrie Leupold Bob Weik 149 Y David Leibensperger Curriculum: General Activities: Band. Plans: Undecided Memories: Morgan's Culture Class, Band trips, par- ties, .l.L.'s Gross Outs . Kay Ellen Plymyer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: Undecided Memories: Picnic, our Prom '7l, my senior year, all my friends. Robert Adams Curriculum: General Activities: None, Plans: Work at Hoover's Memories: New York Trip, the Hill, cut classes. Michael Kemp Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Varsity football, track, Varsity Club. Plans: College Pre-Law Memories: The barn with my friend Sonny. Luddies parties, S,M.L., uncontrollable bathroom locks. not remembering, all star game, Cap and Gown Party, A vow to never becomejust another number, and all my friends. Richard A: Steffy Curriculum: Gneral Activities: None. Plans: Undecided Memories: llth grade forestry, weekend parties, class trip to New York, cheap thrills. John Wojtowicz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, State Band. Plans: Carpenter Memories: Parties, band trips, St. Petersburg, 4 years ofTony Dadamio, Band, Falls at Felix Dam. Sherrie L. Leupold Curriculum: Business Activities: Girls track, Girls Hockey, G.A.A,, Aquat- ic Leader Gymnastics, Flag Football. Plans: Secretarial Work Memories: Den , Basketball games, Drive-ins, Mr. Kopp, Prom and Decorating '7l, popcorn. weekends, New York Class Trip, l0B2, September, S.L.D., parties. Bob Weik Curriculum: General Activities: Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball for three whole days. Plans: Happy Wanderer Memories: Getting detention, our New York Field Trip, cutting classes, the riot in Senior Forum, About Luddy, Horace Miller's forestry class. 'Q Susan G. Davidheiser Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus. Plans: Attend Horsemanship School Memories: Junior class trip, Chorus trip to Canada, '72 Spring Concert, all my horses: Susie, Velvet, Cin- namon, Mya and London's Bobbiew, Mr. Goss's English class. Patricia Haggerty Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Writer for Yearbook and SPECTATOR. Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: decorating for prom, basketball games, parties. Patricia A. Tolen Curriculum: Business Activities: Manager of Girls' Swim team, Track Aquatic Leaders. Plans: None Memories: track practices, bookkeeping with Mr. Naulty, whipped cream at lunch, zits, the elevator, the quarry, Mr. Morgan's homeroom and the crepe paper. Michele Mari Saeger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Swim Team, Synchronized Swimming, Aquatic Leaders, Usherettes. Plans: Major in math at Grove City Memories: Easter trip to Germany,Biology frog, Summer of '71, football games, Christmas dance, parties, water shows, basketball games, bathroom at Rothenburg, skiing at Big Valley, walking on Sundays. Jeryl A. Stacherski Curriculum: Business Activities: Twirling Corps, F.B.L.A., National Hon- or Society. Plans: Doctor's receptionist Memories: Mr. Kopp's Big 3 , shadows, the chain gang , my homeroom buddy Stein, Florida, cruis- ing during the summer of'7l. Lynn Mae Stalnecker Curriculum: Business Activities: Band, F.B.L.A., Co-op. Plans: Work Memories: Mr. Naulty's class, study halls, and Eco- nomics with Mr. Kopp. Robert .I . Weezorak Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football, Golf, Intramural basketball. Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Wilson-Mifflin game, Zig's party, court- ship of our buddy Luddy, Physics and Calculus quizz- es, basketball on Sunday, Ziska's powerful car. Michael Dietrich Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Intramural basketball. Plans: College Memories: intramurals, J.V. basketball champion- ship, vectors, card games, all the parties, Boonies. l Susan Davidheiser Patricia Haggerty Pat Tolen Michele Saeger Jeryl Stacherski Sure does look like a long way down from up here Lynn Stalnecker Robert Weezorak Michael Dietrich 1 50 Jennifer Hood Debra Mattern Denise Greth Joyce Putt N r X ..,.. a r John Gancar David Lewis Sandra Smolnik Joan Wiimyef 151 fr Jennifer Hood Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Stage Crew, Dramatics, Announcement Staff . Plans: Laboratory Assistant Memories: Super-tech, Way up in the sky,', Senior Class Play, Dramatics Play - Grand Dutchess Olga Katrina, the hole in the neck, Does the shower in the chemistry lab really work? Debra Jeanne Mattern Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Flag football, Track, Student Council, Tennis, Usherettes. Plans: Susquehanna University Memories: football and basketball games, trip to Germany, Rick, Mr. Morgan's class, parties CZig'sJ, prom, prom decorating, chem lab, skiing, the M.G. ride, Oct. 31, Bulldozers S.S.S., rafting, senior gym. Denise Lynn Greth Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Student Council. Plans: College Memories: Mr. Weirich's English class, going to the shore with Kallie, the chicks , H.Q., knowing it's finally over! Joyce Eileen Putt Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus. Plans: College Memories: None. John J. Gancar Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football, SPECTATOR, February Play. Plans: Special Education teacher Memories: l0-4, studies, plays and practice, basket- ball games, Jan's party, French, football, chem lab, parties, state champ, creek, Tri-Co champs, World Cultures, Washington, bomb, good friends, Barb. David R. Lewis Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Intramurals. Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Mund's blast, Boone's Farm, showdown, Robin Hill on New Year's Eve, Sunday country cruisin' Appalachian escapade, river riding, rascals, king of rock and roll, overnighting, Cherrie. Sandra A. Smolnik Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None Plans: College Memories: Miss Zug's English class, studies in the auditorium, class trips, last days of school. Joan L. Witmyer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Twirling Corps, Intramural volleyball, National Honor Society, Yearbook, Usherettes, Bowling. Plans: Dental Hygenist Memories: Wo bist du?,', Strawberry Hill , Pea- nuts, St. Pete, summer of '71, prom '71 prom deco- rating, Junior Miss Pagent, Germany Trip, Boone's games and Carrol's, camping trip, Washington Cheeries, C.C.B.G., Sandy's party. Mike Cooley Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Navy Memories: None Dennis Bird Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus. Plans: Williamsport Area Community College Memories: Acapulco Gold and Intramural Gold, vectors , parties, Chorus trips, Chefs course. Susan P. Christman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Debating. Plans: Attend West Chester to major in music Memories: Great times with the chorus and Mr. Eechner, trips to New York and Canada, the Four Turkish Marchers Mr. Morgan's Cultures class, C.O.P,E., Homeroom 501, May 8, Young Life, friends. Rod A. Mull Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: Undecided Memories: Senior Forum, Mr. Romich's office machines. Esther Ann Honn Curriculum: Business Activities: Softball, Library, Work program, Plans: Continue working Memories: Mr. Kopp's American History class, stock car races, roller skating at Sinky, '57 primered Chevy, Hamburg Field House Dances. Linda S. Robertson Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Softball, Basketball, Pep Club, F.T.A., Intramural Volleyball. Plans: Attend college Memories: the picnic in Mr, Morgan's class, chemistry lab with Mr. Dean, the great friends I met and had all through high school, prom decorating, the parties , R.E.H. Mr. Fleishood. .leffA. Eisenhard Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Stage Crew. Plans: Construction Engineer Memories: the great cast parties after the plays, stage crew dinners, the Falcon, Midnight auto parts. Jeffrey H. Paris Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None. Plans: Carpenter Memories: l0th and l2th gym class with Mr. Nye, Mr. Weiss's math class, vo-tech, Junior class trip. Organization is the key to a successful football tea: Michael Cooley Dennis Bird Susan Christman Roderick Mull Esther Honn Linda Robertson r??wiif'ii : Y ' '--- M '-' Jeff Eisenhard Jeff Paris ,, 3. ffffw, ' -',,,gf'QfQ M' ' 'A' by: at , Douglas Enck Suzanne Miller Ann Lambert Donna Wenrich Craig Potteiger Janet Leslie Frederick Martin Eugene Sekulski Not everyone can laugh off decorating, Douglas Enck Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: Undecided Memories: Remember the rainy days of sorrow and disappointment. Remember the sun that always followed. Suzanne Miller Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Usherettes, Yearbook. Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: Prom Decorating, Shank , I0-4, Flori- da, band trips, Gumby and Main Guard, large group Health, New York Wow , aNancy and Sales . Terri and lunch time, good times and friends. Ann Lambert Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Student Council, Bowling, Tennis. Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: I0-4, B.B's cats, picker stickers, lunch with Ed, dodging cars. Donna Wenrich Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Tutor at Junior High. Plans: Work as Bank teller. Memories: class trip, summer of '71, chem lab with Mr. Arner, 10-4, Latin class with Mrs, Brendlin, craft class, large group Health, class of'72. Craig Potteiger Curriculum: General Activities: Band. Plans: Virginia Computer College Memories: Mr. Nye's and Mr. DaDamio's gym classes, band exploits. Janet Leslie Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus, County Chorus. Plans: Musical Conservatory Memories: Elevator in New York, April 4, Canada, a special someone, running down a street with Pat, 6th period study on Wednesday, Luddy for Queen, cruising with Pat. Fred Martin Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None. Plans: Air Force Memories: Vo-tech bus, gym class. Eugene A. Sekulski Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track and Weightlifting. Plans: Elementary Teacher Memories: Physics class, weightman's relay, the halls at noon time, Mr. Bradburn's math class, the mile relay against Cedar Crest. Barbara Beinstein Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Spectator, Des Pensees, National Honor Society. Plans: College Memories: C.0.P.E. and Earth Day, St. Pete and the bus rides the great sewer expeditions. Robert K. Hughes Curriculum: General Activities: Track and Wilson Volleyball Team. Plans: Navy Memories: Field Trip to New York, good times in Senior Forum, getting tired standing in the halls. Candace O'Bara Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Softball, Basketball, Swimming, Track, Aquatic Leaders, Usherettes, National Honor Socie- ty, Flag Football. Plans: Bachelor ofScience Degree in Nursing Memories: Water shows, ice skating and February 7th, football and basketball games, car caravan, pvrom decorating, New York City, tobaggoning, walks to school, chem labs. Randy Hafer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: T.V., Band. Plans: Ryder Technical Institute Memories: New York, Maybe I'm amazed, Southern Comfort, Imagine, Super cruising, lOth grade. Sandy Lambert Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Yearbook. Plans: Undecided Memories: my faithful companion, hanging rounds, the Big Cheese, chem lab, St. Pete, basketball season, ying yings in German, intramurals, Sly and the pool table, Snow days, February 27th, Tennis, T.A.B. Dean E. Horning Curriculum: College Prep Activities: J.V. Basketball, Volleyball. Plans: College Memories: Boone's Farm, Chefs course, Broadbelt's party, Bo Lang CDIAATJ, C.P. card parties, the pen- ny cruise, Duff, and my idol Pete Hamilton. LeAnn J. Hess Curriculum: College Prep Activities: National Honor Society, Girls Basketball, Track, Aquatic Leaders, Chorus, Des Pensees, Year- book, Student Council. Plans: Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Rehabili- tation Center Memories: friends, partying, truckin', shot puts, all the good times. Linda Ann Oxen ford Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Flag Football, Aquatic Leaders, Synchro- nized Swimming, Bowling, Usherettes, Swim Team. Plans: King's College Memories: strolling the beach in the Virgin Islands with Rick, Bali Hai and the Xmas decorating, water show antics, all the parties, Lake Ontelaunee, week- ends at King's, after hours at the L.P. pool. Sue Ebbert Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Dramatics Club, Honor Society. Plans: Penn State Memories: Chris Bressi, the other one , the Febru- ary play and Penny, Germany, Pheasants, the Bobb- sey twins, the land project, one red Mustang, my academic endeavors, and vectors. Definitely an advertisement for Gleem! Barbara Beinstein Robert Hughes Candace O'Bara Randy Hafer Dean Horning LeAnn Hess Linda Oxenford Susan Ebbert .lust think her feet never leave her body. 154 Sandy Lambert Am am Richard Haas 'wmtmi :ata Sherrie Hirshland i Zigmund Sheaffer Daniel Ruppert Donna Cataldo Barbara Corso 'fan Cleann Feltenberger Michael Keeney 155 Richard E. Haas Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Soccer, Debating, Model U.N. Plans: Foreign Service Memories: Wilkes-Barre, Buff, academic mastery, Senior English Greekball , Deutsch III, lassoing yougurt, Russian, Soccer, Lake Redman, IBA, vec- tors , Mr. T., the LADY, car caravan. Sherrie Ann Hirshland Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Future Homemakers. Plans: Nursing Memories: Advanced Biology and my cat, P.G. with Mr. Preston, Gettysburg in the rain, our great Senior class, car caravan for Mifflin game. Dan Ruppert Curriculum: General Activities: Bowling, Intramural Basketball. Plans: College Memories: Mr. Ringler's Biology class, Mr. Nye' and Mr. Dadamio's gym classes. Zig Sheaffer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Soccer, Intramural Basketball. Plans: Undecided Memories: Soccer bus rides, the HOG, all the great parties, the gross outs, Boone's Farm, Cleann Jamie Feltenberger Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: Marriage Memories: Apple Jacks , all the good times with Kerry, the guys at the pad, Mr. Romich's class, Paohead , 57 Chevy. Donna Lynn Cataldo Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Grappler Girls, Usherette. Plans: College Memories: David Bryan Starnes, the prom and Christmas dances, Mifflin, game '70, wrestling matches, Mr. Moyer and his jokes, 5 years of Span- ish. Mike Keeney Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Wrestling T.V. Plans: College Memories: Boston Cruise, A and W, the UN , bas- ketball games, J D III, rip-off unlimited, Zita, Pooh- bear, cruisin', Luddy for Homecoming Queen. Barbara Corso Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Debating Society, Model U.N., T.V. Plans: College Memories: Pez, Ithaca, N.Y., Pooh-bear, the MAN Land Son of MANJ snowball fights, Luddy for Queen, the U.N. Bonnee Joy Coller Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Student Council, Aquatic Leaders, Swim Team, Gymnastic Team, Track and Cheerleaders. Plans: Travel Memories: Bus rides to swim meets, water shows, prom '70, the Gurski test, Mr. Weirich's class, and Our Town : Luddy's parties, Ham's house for lunch, the day l graduated. Patricia A. Zerbe Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, Softball, Band. Plans: College Memories: Howdy Dooderls, Being on the l97l Divi- sion Il Champions Girls Basketball Team, Basket- ball practices and Sprint , and friends, my cat Elsie, M.J.'s rec room, Bus trips? Joan K. Speicher Curriculum: General Activities: Synchronized Swimming, Future Home- makers ofAmerica. Plans: Working and marriage Memories: I0 and ll Home Ec. Class with Mrs. Schenck, 9th grade science Mr. Dunkle, l2th grade English with Mrs. Boltz and our bus 6 with Mr. Bruce Trayer, My memories with LeRoy. Jo Ann Thomas Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Girls football, Plans: College --- Penn State Memories: George started it, Summer of '71, those almost ski trips, Wojtowicz's thin walls, understand- ing Davies, Brian'?, Blue eyes, 5th period gym, the Blue Bomb. Kathy Etchberger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Student Council, Band, Yearbook Staff. Plans: Traveling and learning Memories: M.R,'s stolen football shirt: Angelica before llth grade: getting to know people better. Bonnie Marie Mihalik Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Library, Ofhce Work. Plans:,Reading Hospital School ofNursing Memories: Hanging-rounds, Mr. M'organ's classes, football and basketball games, Advanced Biology fCatJ, decorating lobby, Dimples, Morgan MacLeod Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: Medical Secretary Memories: Miss Zugis English Class, Mr. Orr's Biol- ogy Class and Earth Day, all the races to the lunch line, my cat, chemistry lab, Friday nights, all the football and basketball games. Shawn E. Walker Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: Business School Memories: Pink Panther Pal, Thy Crystal, Michele's Party then Zig's Revival, H.L, Bonnee Coller Patricia Zerbe Joan Speicher Jo Ann Thomas Kathleen Etchberger Bonnie Mihalik Morgan Macleod Shawn Walker 156 He sure does look impress doesn'the? 6 N c K 5- .. .' N so .f..ti lin A ave you seen any of these gentlemen's pictures in the post office lately? Jane Regester Zita Shultz Job Ireland Sandra Hoffman Roy Kegerize Todd Peters Brenda Allughugki Mary Ann Herman Gregory Stump 157 il! Jane Mary Regester Curriculum: Business Activities: Chorus, art. Plans: Airline Stewardess Memories: None. Zita Marguerite Shultz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track, T.V. Plans: Kutztown State to be German Teacher Memories: Germany '7l and '72, Her Ente's class, German: basketball games, Tommy Tonguer, Ad- vanced Bio. cat, T.V. Crew, MGA, Joe, Ey Buddy , cruising, Chipper , parties, alcholic cokes, My horse Copper, Wilson. Job J. Ireland Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Wrestling, Stage Crew. Plans: Electronical Engineering Memories: Setp. I3, l97l, November 9th, l97l, in Allentown, MIT Supercruise. Double Barrel Christ- mas '71, Purple Haze, Road Rallies, Griesemer's Gorillas, Being Amazed. Sandra Lee Hoffman Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: Doing Art Work , Memories: Classes with Mr. Romich, Stock Car races, Roller Derby, trips to Philadelphia, meetings in the lav, trip to Washington, D.C,, Mr. Kopp's class, New Year's Eve parties, Roy William Kegerize Curriculum: College Prep. Activities: None. Plans: College and engineering Memories: Smilin' Chuck, POOH, Luddy. Todd Robert Peters Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Intramural basketball, Chief basketball statistician, Wilson Volleyball, National Honor Society. Plans: Penn State - Computer Engineering Memories: Boone's Farm Apple Core, the l97l-72 Intramural World Champions, Initial trip to Ger- man: J.V. Basketball Champions H969-703, C.P. Card Parties: Cruisin' in The Good Times , Strawberry. Mary Anne Herman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Spectator -ff News Editor, Future Teach- ersClub. Plans: Full-time Employment Memories: Football 'Games - l970, letters from Mo., Tobogganing Parties, Pistachio Nuts, Ham- burg, Christmas - 1970, Waterfalls, Bully Lyons, Jim. Gregory J. Stump Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Plans: College - Liberal Arts Memories: Band practice, bus trips Qlndianapolis, Toledo, St. Pete, Myrtle Beachj, Charlie f The Conductor, Julius Sumner Miller, Cricket. my L, . , QD ,G I 1 Yi? I SE ' WT7ff2i6ffr' , 9iffZi'i ' ' www ,,,.,, , ,wh ,fine fe Steve Weidman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball, J.V, Baseball, Volleyball, Na- tional Honor Society. Plans: Attend Bucknell University Memories: all night parties, playoff games, cruising, trip to Germany, Intramural basketball coach ofthe year CCo-champs Boone's Farml Woodie. Mark Snyder Curriculum: General Activities: Track. plans: Undecided Steve Wibidmarl Mark Snyder Stan Tomkiewicz Memories: New York Field Trip, Philley Zoo, Lud- dy, the flood at '55. Stan Tomkiewicz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Development ofenvironmental classroom. Plans: Teach at College Memories: Basketball games, the girl who popped out of the closet in German class, driving the truck, Eh, Buddy , Dramatics Club Play, T.D. and gym class. John Ballard Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: Undecided Memories: Kutztown, Philley, Allentown, Lancaster, New York, Washingtown, Lone Star. Craig Sands Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None. Plans: Undecided Memories: Burger King for Lunch, the Vo-tech bus, Mr. Goss's English class. Denise Marie Hardy Curriculum: Business Activities: Twiling Corps. Plans: Legal Secretary Memories: Mick , Homeroom 301 and 403, Har twins, Mr. Kopp's class, those crazy summers with Miller. Joanne Arlene Lamm Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Yearbook, Bowling, Volleyball. Plans: Attend College Memories: Wo bist du?,', Mr. Morgan's tie and thumb tacks, Strawberry Hill, my Easter present, P.M. and math, .l.A.K., Blondie, Westley's pink earmuffs, Miss Zug and 5th period, my bunny rabbit . Debra Kilakis Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Band. Plans: Cosmetologist Memories: Mr. Weiss's math class, vo-tech bus, Mr. Goss's English class, dumb times in cos. class. Leslie Lunn Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, F.H.A., Student Council. Plans: Career in Physical Therapy Memories: Jonesin '71-72, weekends in O.C., Sum- mer of'7l, The Chicks , Mr. Stoppiis classes, IO-4. John Ballard Craig Sands Denise Hardy Joanne Lamm Debra Kilakis Leslie Lunn Now is not the time to fall asleep Pam. Robert Wertz Sylvia always has a problem. George Noll Deborah Kiefer Joanne Pascoe Marcia Johnson Lee Dundore Brad Wentzel Jeff Keyser Connie Mogel l6l Robert James Wertz Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None. Plans: Attend Penn State Memories: Exiled from band, Forum for Ludwig, My '56, Zoubeck's party at the Reading Motor lnn for Vince. English class with Mr. Goss. My girl Rene . George Noll Curriculum: General Activities: Soccer. Swimming, Gymnastics. Plans: College Memories: New York Field Trip. Luddy's Forum. Mr. Kopp's class. Deborah tliieferl Champagne Curriculum: Business Activities: Band. Plans: Work Memories: March 4, 1972. Florida trip, Summer of l97l. l965 Ford. our lirst car, Lee. Joanne Marie Pascoe Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus. Select Chorus. County Chorus. National Honor Society. Plans: Penn State Memories: Chorus trips and concerts. C.O.P.E.. March 22nd. washing blackboards, vectors . labs, toilet paper . cram sessions in economics. Second Soprano power. Marcia L. Johnson Curriculum: Business Activities: Track. Plans: Secretary Memories: Mr. Romich's class in Business math. Mr. Naulty's bookkeeping class. Senior Forums. Mr. Kopp's class and waiting for Stan after school. Lee Alan Dundore Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Tennis. Bowling. Plans: Undecided Memories: Intramural basketball with Acapulco gold. parties. torn seats in the auditorium. Harry Sheetz. Brad Wentzel Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Baseball, Bowling. Plans: Undecided Memories: nights at Mrs. Harold's. Mother Meat and the Redmen ll, S.M.L. baseball games, Hall Soccer. New York trip. Jclli Keyser Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band. Debating. Swimming, Stage Crew. Plans: Drexel University Memories: Jody. Black Magic. Florida. the cement trowel. Mr. Arner's Chemistry class, swimming. Mrs, Rifile's help. Phantom chemist . Connie E. Mogel Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: Secretary Memories: Scott, Kopp's history class, going to par- ties with Lepper. Schell's gang, running out ofgas on the way to work, those good F.F,'d with Gravy at the Dixie in Lebanon, The Mogelettesu. Brian Hiester Curriculum: General Activities: None. Plans: None Memories: Mund's Blast, Poo Bear, Flash's quarter iced, Hog, B.F.A,C., But Mr, Bright, Brewin' with the B's. Donna M. Kaczmarek Curriculum: College Prep Activities: 9th Grade Cheerleading, Color Guard. Plans: Undecided Memories: Howdy-duders , M,J.'s rec room, St. Pete, Summer of '71, New York Class trip, Basket- ball games, Mr. Morgan's class. Dennis Royer Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Bowling. Plans: Attend Elon College Memories: Chem-Lab, Economics Class. Ronald R. Kessler Curriculum: General Activities: None. Plans: General Work Memories: Kathy, llth grade class trip, Mr. Burns Metal Shop, cuttting classes in llth grade, Reggie Weiss' Math Class, Horace Miller's Forestry Class. Carol E. Goas Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Color Guard, Swim Team, Student Coun- cil, Girls Basketball, H.R. Treasurer, Dramatics. Memories: 300 Noor bathroom window, Dean,s Chem Labs, the razorblades, 5 years ofSpanish Cast Parties, riding in the White truck. David M. Casmus Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Debate Club, President, Model United Natons, Bowling, Golf, T.V. Crew, Aquatic Leaders Club. Plans: Medical Profession Memories: 2 A.M. l'Bufl , Mr. Skrocki's Mustang and ride to Boyertown, all Debate tournements, Ho- tel Sterling and Bristol Motor lnn, Advanced Biolo- gy Section, Roach , Ort and the boys, calling a Nun Madame , all the class trips. Kevin Graybill Curriculum: General Activities: None. Plans: Washing Trucks Memories: New York Field Trip, slipping classes, the riots in Senior Forum, getting mugged by the Jets after lunch. Dave Owens Curriculum: Business Activities: Well! Plans: Who Knows Memories: Reggie's Math Class, Senior Forum, plus all my other unmentionables. Brian I-Iiester Donna Kaczmarek Dennis Royer l Ronald Kessler I l Carol G035 It isn't an invasion. It's only the cla Dave Casmus Kevin Graybill Dave Owens 162 Diane Kurtz Ralph Rivera Rosemary Brossman Jeffrey Reitz 72 on their Washington Field Trip. Todd Schwarty Dave Riegel Kenneth Stavarski Steven Heckman 163 Diane Kurtz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Softball, Volleyball. Plans: Work Memories: Lunch 119713, softball, 9th period class, 5th period studies, weekends, the gang the river, playground. Ralph Rivera Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: None Yet. Memories: The Big New York Field Trip, most of the llth grade, 9th period class, Luddy Forum, Reg- gie's business law and math class and the winter of '58, Rosemary Brossman Curriculum: Business Activities: Gymnastics. Plans: Go traveling and work Memories: llth grade class trip to New York, class of l0, summer of'69, Saturday nights, copping out of class on Friday afternoons, Roby guys. Jeff Reitz Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Blank. Plans: Attend Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Memories: Humanities class, gym class in the west wing office. Todd B. Schwartz Curriculum: Electricity, Vo-Tech Activities: Wrestling. Plans: Penn State Memories: Gym class with Dave Riegel Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Soccer. Plans: College Memories: partying, llth and l2th class trips, slip- pery Bob, Schoenly's paddle. Kenneth Stavarski Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Baseball, football. Plans: Attend college Memories: New Year's Eve at the retreat, Mrs. Har- old's House, Football, baseball 71-72, parties at Tex's house, riding the animals at Green Valley, the infamous night, gymnastics with Bert. Steven Alan Heckman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Intramural Basketball, Stage Crew. Plans: Electronics Memories: Mr. Manhart's Geometry Class, Luddy Homecoming Queen, New York Class Trip, 303 Vec- tor Lad, Heavy School Dances, llth grade basketball games, Whitfield parties, Whose the bird Marilyn Seidel Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Dramatics, Softball. Plans: Undecided Memories: Senior play, way up in the sky , a mouth, football and basketball games, Mickey Mouse, Chem lab, Dimps, shack. Linda Friend Curriculum: Business Activities: Hockey, Softball, Chorus. Plans: Bookkeeping Work Memories: Mr. Romichls lOth grade Business math class, Mr. Naulth's llth grade bookkeeping class, 1 7l Mifflin softball game, Mr. Kopp's American His- tory class, working halfdays in my Senior year. Kim Ellen Hackenberg Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Library Club, Chorus, C.O.P.E., Junior Achievement, SPECTATOR. Plans: College Memories: Mr. Lechner I gotta have 300f7b,' coke and 7-up mixed cleaning up Sinking Spring . . . Earth Day 1970 .. . silk-screened Irish linen towels . .. Spanish V ...,. SPECTATOR . .. l972 Spring Concert ... Canada .. .. Kurt Hackenberg Curriculum: College Prep Activities: SPECTATOR. Plans: College Memories: the SPECTATOR room, Beb's mistakes, the Harries, Wall E, the little prince, nonwinter, World Cultures, New York and Washington, soft pretzels, C.O.P.E., three in the morning. Cynthia Ann Hess Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Swim team. Hockey, Track. Synchronized Swimming, Flag Football, Usherette. Plans: Nursing Memories: the shore, parties, Mr. Morgan's class, football and basketball games, the cabin, cruising, Hamburg, New Year's Eve, the prom, Hot Fudge Sundaes, Tulpehocken Park, Bulldozers S.S.S. and Company. Kerry Holzman Curriculum: General Activities: None Plans: Automotive Field Memories: Mr. Miller's llth grade Forestry class, llth grade class trip, The Lake, The Hill, Senior Forum. Sylvia F. Powell Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Dramatics, Bowling, Synchronized Swim- ming, Chorus: Plans: Undecided Memories: friends, cruising, Penn, 9th and l0th grade Science classes, Mom's, lunch periods, France, studies, Art classes Forum, Stone Hill gang, Home- coming, Zinn's. Teresa M. McVaugh Curriculum: Business Activities: Gymnastics, Swimming. Plans: Marriage Memories: Forum, Junior class trip, parties, George. Cindi Varishone Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Yearbook, Intramural Bowling. Plans: College Memories: '71 trip to Germany, Mr. Leininger, Pete , chorus trip to Canada, inability to catch German elevators, Bugs , Marilyn Seidel Linda Friend Kim Hackenberg Kurt Hackenberg Cynthia Hess Kerry Holzman l Sylvia Powell Theresa McVaugh Cynthia Varishone Gee, Barry can you show me that again. I think you went too fast the first time. Look at those idiots working their butts off. Ofcourse, that was us four years ago, wasn't it? James Fehling Robert Romberger Robert Wien Cheryl Namy Edward Foster Douglas Bastian Robert Naulty Charles Reese Nicholas Ernesto 165 James H. Fehling Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Football, Swimming, Wrestling, Track, Weightlifting, Intramural Basketball. Plans: Attend Duke University Memories: Miss Zug's English class 5th period, Wil- son-Mifflin football rivalry Districts, Lebanon Cath- olic locker room at halftime, Dynamic Duo, Football Mothers of l.B.A., Mr. Nye's Gym classes, back bleachers at basketball games. Robert L. Romberger Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Basketball. Plans: Undecided Memories: Mr. Bradburn's tongue actions. Cheryl A. Namy Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Dramatics, Flag Football. Plans: College Memories: Big Lou , listening to tapes, Counlry rides, lamb rug, river, mop, Pocono trip, the hatband, poster, ice cream box, prom '72, and '71, guardian angel, Auburn, summerwalks, strawberry and apple rockies. Ed Foster Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: Electrician Memories: Vo-tech, Mr. Kopp's gross stories, hunt- ing Saturday mornings. Doug Bastian Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chess Club, Honor Society, Bowling, Tennis and Soccer Teams. Plans: College Memories: Douple's Duden, Physics class, Jungle George, Boppy Bright, the New York class trip, our boy - Timmy Perkins, parameciums. Bob Naulty Curriculum: General Activities: Intramural Basketball. Plans: Volkswagon mechanic Memories: my friend Ralph, stirring in Forum for Luddy, New York field trip party, Harrisburg Farm Show. Charles E. Reese Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Concert Choir, Concert Chorus, the SPECTATOR, des Pensee, Human Relations Club, Student Council, Honor Society. Plans: Albright for pre-med Memories: the joy of song, the four hysterical envi- ronmentalists, the great sewage expeditions, academ- ic endeavors, vectors, the hunger of broken Bus 3, good friends. Nick Ernesto Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None Plans: None Memories: None. Steven A, Kanner Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Debating, Model U.N., Forensics, Tennis, Swimming, Chorus, Dramatics, C.A.P., Bowling. Plans: Go to Albright to major in law or psychology Memories: Periphrastic-rhetoric , New York eleva- tor, A Moral Victory , Mr. Davies intellectual en- lightenment, Georgetown U.N., UBIQUITOUS brand soap, psych class, Parloiz vousing , Shalom Wilson. Carol Ann McNabb Curriculum: Business Activities: Track. Plans: Art Institute for Fashion Illustrating Memories: 9th grade Home Ec class. Barbara Troxell Curriculum: Business Activities: None. Plans: Hair dressing Memories: Mr. Kopp's class, The Mogelettes, Gen- eral Business in 9th grade, Shorthand I, Greg . Diane Montgomery Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Volleyball, Student Council. Plans: College to be an accountant Memories: parties at Luddy's, Punkin , Friday night partyin', Camaros, Summer '7l, Thursday, December 30th, Bloodrock Concert, Covered Bridge', a creep , Hamburg, New York class trip, the river. William D. Holloway Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: Soccer. Plans: Carpentary Memories: Vo-tech, gym class with Mr. Nye, math class with Reggie. Carol I.. Heck Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Yearbook. Plans: To be an X-ray technician Memories: Chorus trip to New York and Canada, Mr. Davies's Pursuit of academic endeavorsw, prom, Mrs. Fisher's gestures in English, New Years Eve and Donny. Donald J. Stehman Curriculum: General Activities: Track, Intramural basketball, Football, Weightlifting. Plans: Work Memories: Reggie's math class, Mr. Miller's ag class, Mr. Nye's gym class, Luddy for Homecoming, Senior Forum and Lav. Peggy I. Mathewson Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Future Homemakers, National Honor Society, Intramural Bowling, Tennis, Gymnastics. Plans: Attend Mansfield Memories: Mr. Dunkle's star watches, Biology lab, Mr. Dean's chem lab, District Chorus, Festival '72, New York Trips. Steve Kanner Carol McNabb Barbara Troxell Diane Montgomery Car0l HCCK Donald Stehman You wouldn't da Bill Holloway Peggy Mathewson 166 Just look at ,, int that picture! Nancy Harman Dennis M. Heck Ted Yost Barbara Bassler Sue Osenbach Kathy Zentgraf .lulie Martzall asm at Washington. Kevin Witkowski Karen Brophy 167 P Dennis Michael Heck Curriculum: Business Activities: Future Farmers. Plans: Management Memories: The good times in ag class, metal shop, Mr. DaDamio's gym class. Theodore Yost Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Plans: Attend Air Force Academy Memories: Band trips, chem lab, Junior class trip. Nancy L. Harman Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Chorus, Yearbook. Plans: employment or go to Beautician school Memories: Homeroom 30l, Har twins , Jr.4Sr, prom -f Bali Hai , Mr. Morgan's World Cultures class, Miss Zug's puns, counting days, friends and Dean. Barbara Bassler Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Band, Swim team, Intramural Tennis, Gymnastics, Stage Band. Plans: Attend Kutztown Memories: Band Competitions and trips, Indy flood , parties, cruising after summer practices, Mr. Dunkle's melecule , Mr. Troutman's and Mr. Bradburn's math classes. Sue Osenbach Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Synchronized swimming. Plans: College Memories: Abbot's yogurt, parties, study halls, Spanish V, snoozing in econ, Kathy Louise Zentgraf Curriculum: Business Activities: Track, Swimming, Aquatic Leaders, Syn- chronized swimming, Girls' football. Plans: Secretary Memories: Summer of '71, decorating and prom '71, cruising, parties, Kopp's class. football and basket- ball games, water shows, drive-ins, popcorn, going to swim meets, Chinese fire drills, Junior class Trip. Julie Martzell Curriculum: College Prep Activities: F.H,A., Chorus, Intramural Bowling. Plans: Undecided Memories: Mr, Dunkle's star watches, Mifflin-Wil' son football games, Mr. Romich and office ma- chines, Florida, pool dances. Penn, Summer of '7l, Zinn's. Kevin G. Witkowski Curriculum: Vo-tech Activities: None. Plans: Printer Memories: None. Karen Brophy Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Hockey, Intramural Bowling. Plans: Work, eventually school Memories: friends, O Harry , E. Cayce, l0-4. '7l prom decorating, Miss Brita's Spanish classes, Leroy Boy. Kevin Brophy Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: Go to college and become a vetenarian for horses. Memories: IO-4, Doughnuts in parking lot, solving world problems, King Alfred is a drag. Collegeville dinner, Caesar skit, Bus 3, Bessy the Bomb, French, Vitalis run, 2:00 gab sessions. Carol Ann Michalowski Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Color guard. Plans: Attend college Memories: 10-4, Gynch, Mickelmouse, Harry's Chem Lab, New York trip f Wow j, Prom decorat- ing, Ohio and Indy 500, Shalom , French III, Flash , Peggy A. Leidel Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Gymnastics, Plans: Nursing Memories: Nosebleed, Mr. Kane's chain saw, chunky cat chowder, Mr. Orr and Earth Day, whipped cream parties, New Year's Eve, the MG ride, friends. Jody Gerhart Curriculum: Vo-Tech Activities: None. Plans: Enter field ofracing, stock cars. Memories: Good times at vo-Tehch. Jeff Wagoner Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Stage Crew, T. V. Crew, Soccer. Plans: Elementary teaching Memories: Trip to Germany, Dona Tice getting me paddled in 10th grade German class, Danny Duck. Deborah Grim Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Marching, Concert and Stage Band. Plans: Indiana University of Pennsylvania Memories: Band festivals, Florida with the band, learning how to play chess, band competitions. Kevin Brophy Carol Michalowski Peggy Leidel Jody Gerhart Jeffrey Wagoner This sure doesn't look lik Deborah Grim 168 Charles Keener Beverly Fuoti Glenn Stoudt Joanne Cook ehearsal for a comedy! Kathryn Martell 169 Beverly A. Fuoti Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Spectator Sports Editor, Usherettes, Fu- ture Nurses, Football, Homeroom Treasurer. Plans: Student Nurse I fSt. Joseph's Hospital. Memories: Mifflin game, Car caravan, parties after game, Miss Zug's class, 7th period study on Thurs- day, cat, meeting deadlines, decorating lobby forju- nior prom, coke. Glenn Stoudt Curriculum: College Prep Activities: Track, Intramurals. Plans: College Memories: Plane Jerry, I0-5, A.G. vs. Boone's, Charmin, Chuck iii and i?2, Poo-bear, studies, the basic roob, delta Wally, Barnyard, T. T., Mom. Joanne Cook Curriculum: College Prep Activities: None. Plans: College - Home Economics Memories: Harry's Hour. Kathryn Marie Martell Curriculum: Business Activities: Library, Softball. Plans: Secretary Memories: Ron, January 31, 1972, the Maroon Chevy, Sylvia's sauce , popping buttons, junior class trip and the Silver-Stealersf' r : 5 7 l P L A. , g V , - .. BACCALAUREATE: A TIME FOR REFLECTION 1 ti, Anxious Seniors await their diplomas. June 5, 1972 was a day, To most students in Berks County it was a day just like any other day. They got up, went to school, did their lessons, and then went home. But to the students in the Class of '72 at Wilson High School it was THE DAY. To some students it was the end. 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