Woodrow Wilson High School - Prexy Yearbook (Camden, NJ)
- Class of 1977
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6116176 DEMONSTRATORS BATTLE POLICE - Part of a crowd of 10,000 black high school students clash with po- lice in Soweto, South Africa after the stu- dents protested the mandatory use of the Afrikaans language in the schools. As ri- oting spread, the pupils sang God Bless Africa rand waved their fists shouting Power. 7129176 THE JENNER RUSH - Bruce Jenner of the United States rushes to the finish line to place first in the fourth heat of the 400-meter run of the Olympic de- cathlon competition at the Montreal Olympic Stadium. Later in the year Jen- ner was named Male Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press. 4125176 KISSINGER IN KENYA - Secre- tary of State Henry Kissinger and Kenya President Jomo Kenyatta are flanked by costumed dancers who performed at the State House in Nakura in h0fIOI' of Kis-- singer's visit. During Kissinger's two- week tour of black Africa, both dignitaries affirmed cooperation between their coun- tries. ' 9130176 CHINESE MOURN MAO - Com- manders and fighters of the Chinese Peo- ple's Liberation Army, with boundless profound proletarian feelings, pay last re- spects to the remains of Mao, their most esteemed and beloved leader. ,814176 JUNKYARD RIVER - The Big Thompson River looks like a junkyard in this picture taken in Drake, Colo. Three cars in the foreground and a wrecked house on the remains of a bridge over the river are leftover signs of the heavy flood damage inflicted on the tiny town by the weekend flash flood. 911176 INSPECTION - Kathryn Wildey, left, of Spokane, Wash., and Cheryl Swartz of Saginaw, Mich., stand at atten- tion as they are inspected along with male members of the Cadet Corps. The women are cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., and were participat- ing in their first overnight bivouac. if im, me gun- 'Hr V it I 4' ro Vg. '- . ,,. , ,, ig, xv! ' ,Q l mi R. ,ff---..-fr. fi? 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A, K , i ' 1 W a , lf fss ' L, Qliffilifff I ., K ,, V, .ir , - xf 1 M . 1 1 ..ss i Frank Gajdeiow icz ' 1 i 1 E lr 1 1 3 is ,-I Richard Montemurro 1 I 4 1 - a 7 li i i s ,Q M4 Mr. Philip Sirisky English Ms. Renee Brooks English Ms. Helen Samango Social Studies 1 Mr. Savas Carabases Mathematics Mr. David Billig Industrial Arts Mr. joseph Familie Social Studies L :IQ .... , :,. 1 fffie -ILI Q 1 S , ..,, J i ' ' '-W': 1 l'li i'k 'K I 'ff lie? fi -.55 -IQ r lr ., '.,. f y A L r gluing.. . Q . 14412. 3' if 903 :LQ,fh.'.,WT ,. ,- ', 9952.5 -K ' .1 fr Ms. Sonya Loefflad English Mr. james Epps English MS. Flora Hoelderle Foreign Language- Chairman Mr. Theobold Mignone Science Ms. Ruby Wolfgang Mathematics-Chairman Mr. Harold Hill Activities Coordinator Mr. Anthony Brancato Science E l iiiliirirrlilrrrrrir rr,lr iri S rnrnrr ggltl,crrnri rrirr l , K K gzd . WN : rl I ':r, Y .,,.r Mr, Claude Doak Business Education Ms. Stephanie Branch Business Education Ms. Dorothy Gilde English Mr. Philip Bonafiglia Science- Chairman Ms. Francis Payton English Mr. Richard Matthias Special Education MS. Fabiola Abeyta Social Studies Ms. Marie Jones English-Chairman Mr. Donald Bonelli Business Education Ms. Pearlean Banks Business Education Mr. Edward Morinelli Foreign Language Ms. Irene Solomon English MS. Pamela Bowman Social Studies isssi f Mr. Klaus Gottwald Mathematics Ms. Francine Orlofsky Physical Education Mr. Anthony Porreca English Ms. Viola Preston Guidance Mr. Alfred Falcone Social Studies Ms. Lizbeth Viggiano English Ms. Rose McLaughlin- Guidance E ,HI ' ,J 'NR' ziiiigq c y Hbfftli Q Mr. Derek Guyton Physical Education Ms. Kathleen Carlin English Ms. Roberta Woessner Social Studies J I Ms. Anna Marie McKenna Social Studies Mr. Stanley Ash Social Studies Ms. Rosemarie Saporito Art Lfalfn 5 Ms. Doris Brooks Guidance Ms. Caroline Vice Business Mr. Warren Aaronson Special Education MS. Catherine Diliberto Business-Chairman at Ms. Patricia McGhee English A Ms. Lynn Ruttenberg Social Studies Mr. Paul Mulle Science Ms. Lucy Branch Home Economics Ms. Judy Burgos English Ms. Doris Webster Mathematics ,, ,.,.. L, i, Ms. Marie Kinger Business Mr. Jorge Figueroa Foreign Language Ms. Sharon Braslow Business 11 Ms. Marion Levin Guidance-Chairman Ms. Marcella Pizzo Physical Education Mr. joseph Barbato Guidance Ms. Ann Washington Science I t -,.s,,, Mr. Ralph Heide Social Studies Mr. Marcello Rodriquez, jr. Science Mr. Harry Cohen Social srudiepchammn Mr- Charles Lawyer Mathematics Ms. Margaret Hill Librarian ar' sa. ,K A. . , 12 1115 5,5524 Elifiififfiw Mm ' 111-faazssaafmx Mr. William Marlow Foreign Language 1 2 , 4 N , S is-if P i '-Q-Qigiii ii'i c is Mr. james Gibbs Science Ms. Betsy Nelson Business Education Mr. john Hicks Mathematics . IUV v Ms. Carol Hosey Art-Chairman Ms. Elinda Kuznetzoff Mathematics Ms. Dorothy Huber Business Education Ms. Margaret Lindsay Home Economics All I E, I X 3 ,Q Ms. Carol Wolfe Ms. Linda 'Caplan English Mathematics Ms. Deborah Lamb Ms. Patricia Mason Home Economics Mathematics Ms. Gloria Perez Ms. Edwina Meddaugh Foreign Language Home Economics y T' ,-5 :-zrq, fi ,r .i 'I ' 'Q ,fi i i Q X 9 - Ms. Marilyn Sorkin Librarian Nir. Larry Shusterman Music Ms. Mary Edwards Mathematics qfggggjt UQHSNES or-it QJUQK K WXRCXC 1 ow QJQLQMQDJM ,MALL X512 awucoissf Mgino-9 Qlxecvcii A X VM N034 Oir MQ Kgash wxQC5uLlcuqifo .s it, -. ' Q .7555 . f , 3:1 L i xx S diid d Ms. Jams Melfi Mr. Nicholas Rotoli Foreign Language English Ms. Adrienne Zibelman Ms. Doroth nder Social Studies English' I 0 Ms. Eileen Rosetti Mr. Gr n 1 to Foreign Language Ph sic duc X f A A X3 . X A uk is Ex . ,Q A . jx ' x ' 'W A N F . M W X Mr. Renaldo Casas ' BJ UN Aix Foreign Language - XJ X xx ry Mr. Stanley Pawlak K- .X ' l Y V Social Studies kj 1 lx ' X x Ms. Yvonne Menkevitch A S ty I X Social Studies 'UR M X XJ X Ms. Anita Kane , P . ' English - U S if if I ll ,14 i rv Q? N Mr. James Reed Social Studies Mr. William Sutton Social Studies Mr. Peter Mussa Guidance - 81 -QE? sas.. x.xX. i .,: Mr. Albert Vogt Mr. John Lane Physical Education-Athletic Physical Education Director Mr. Martin Weiss Ms. Carol Boatright Science Physical Education Mr. Carmen Ferullo Mr. Neil Gale Physical Education- Chairman Physical Education LT, . , , af' Mr. Blase Pilla Special Education Ms. Marsha Brumberg Mathematics Ms. Carol Cinoski Art MS. Palnietta Wagner Home Economics- Chairman .,, ,.,.-... in , ., . xx . 'Q L sf, ' sf Mr. Sam Rosetti Business Education Mr. Vincent Fattore l Mathematics Mr. james Tanis Industrial Arts Mr. Nicholas Timpanelli Science 15 w 1 6 I , e Ms. Elida Perez Community Facilitator Ms. Bette Ann Young Physical Education Ms. Marcella Gibson Physical Education sly sly Cf iillwwwf I , W 5 Mi , Windl , fl L 1 ' x M Mr. George Faunce English Ms. Gloria Lynn johnson Science Ms. Doris Brooks Music Mr. Louis Fior lndustrial Arts Mr. Stanley Labuda Social Studies Ms. Eleanor Spence School Nurse Ms. Josephine Colon Guidance v- Mr. Albert Adamo Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Thomas English Ms. Ernestine Alston Home Economics Mr. James Lingo Industrial Arts -lr ' I Qi X ff is Ms. Nancy Walker Physical Education Ms. Gloria Madric Business Education Mr. David jobson Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Ulzheimer I KNOW I was here LAST year Six more periods to go! NOW, I know it was in here. Industrial Arts Turn right at the elevator. No free admlsslons. Somebod 's been going in my Whaddaya mean, I'm suspended! Y mailbox, Will it go round in circles. Now, to draw a straight line. mf Q Eu ri? iii' 4:12211 J, gl NW -af' ,ff .W . x X -'A v, ,A , A xox' i M av If T7 Q if i,,, I W ,,,, i ,,,, , , Vi . ' I i I I -...mm , .,,. . Q M 17 E Y , 'ZW , f I JF iff Ihfl ,155 Ewizilli-W ' - N I Ms. Sebastian, Secretary Ms. O'Farre11, Secretary Ms. Hairston, Secretary Ms. Malandro, Secretary Ms. Cooperson, Secretary Ms. Surovick, Principa1's Secretary Ms.-Lester, Secretary Ms. Dowhy, Secretary Ms. Farina, Secretary' School Secretaries . , .!, Kitchen Aides BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT Ms. Ethal Weaver Ms. Minnie Ragins Mrs. Ertha Britt TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT Ms. jullie Irizarry Ms. Thelma Lowe Ms. Anna Muckley MS. Geraldine Brown Ms. Elizebeth Evins Ms. Marie Blank Ms. jane Rowell Security SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT Ms. Olfa Gonzalez MS. Virginia Fisher STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT 555555 Santos Ortiz Norm Selby Rick Brown joseph Carpenter Ralph Heide Lewis Perez ii Q 5 , Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Frank Pochopin Mr. joseph Graf Mr. Vince Zaleski Mr. Paul Lahuda -w-qi. Freshman Class Ufficers And Advisers SEATED L. TO R. Eleise Clark-Secretary Virginia Ingram-President Ada Rivera-Vice President STANDING L. TO R. Ms. P. Payton Mr. S. Ash lam 21 Q 'im f ,Wig -,. X as Auf. F.. if W? 3 i . ,.A, -.. , -new ' fs: 5 f -.S-., ,all ' i v 3 in 'y -u..,,W ,Q N I 5. i 26 ,ff 'mf Sophomore Class Officers And Advisers L. TO R. Mr. V. Fattore Debbie Steagall- President Ms. I. Melfi W-- ' Q-A in-4 H9 391' K 9 sg- -iw, Junior Class Ufficers And Advisers f y, BOTTOM TO TOP L. TO R. SEATED Charlotte Taylor-Secretary Sylvia Wright-Vice President Ms. D. Huber STANDING James Swain-Treasurer Jesse Lee-President Mr. Mignone if AA' 1 , . 'iff . 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Rawkins, R. Collins, M. McDonald, L. Coleman, I. Hendrick, SRD ROW -- I. Mosley, I. Inge, G. Grayson, A. Cutler, B. Watson, C. Miller, B. Lewis, G. Horsey, S. Craig, I. Gordon, S. Hale, E. Morales, 4TH ROW -- V. Boyd, K. Medley, A. Sawders,,R. Thomas, C. Garcia, P. Roberts, C. Young, C. Patterson, G. Wesley, STH ROW -- R. jones, R. Penn, I. Berrios, K. Johnson, S. Diggs, M. Morse, G. Lewis, K. Johnson, J. Valle, 6TH ROW -- W. Medley, I. Moore, M. Dupe, A. Haris, M. Rozier, N. Broadway, A. Shelton, V. Rosa, 7TH ROW -- H. Ware, Coach Singleton, Coach H. Hill, J. Cowey, R. Muns, Coach Gale, Coach Famille, Coach Guyton, STH ROW -- Head Coach Rosetti From Catholic To The High h Z3lh J, ihh l h.hh hhtf i h fh A,Q ,A ,Q 13 2, o hhhi 27 'iEeif'Frank1in , Qi 8 2 Hillia 34A h h 7 hh .f 1 'VI' hvh 61 I 5. hhhh hh 1 sf 1h , --,, ff.,,,w,..L:n..--21 -,,,. .- , ,, ww,-HV. mg ' . - H 2'f.1Livfa.iifiwsv2:v?Ei?12i'ii 9 ,vain bn H UIQ l ,f ' U ff , -..VL N ' 'V - fsgagwwrsii Sr, W , ,B W Y 'T ae J, is ha 1 TOR 1ST ROW I Beamon, C rson, M. Flowers, D Scott, C Wal 11ce, O W1l11ams, B Merrlll, K W1l , McGriff, 2ND ROW I Mays, D Pmce, B Steagull, I Mays, T Allen, D Utley, D. Lewis, R Robmson I Car ter, 3RD ROW G I-Iollmgsworth, R Conceptmn, B. johnson, W W1gg1HS Young, H Scott, C Jones, P Tol1ver, 4TH ROW -- R. Cook, R Santana f ' ff'1f'7?f:- 51 V ia 1 l W, me Qi do fx B' X w We We g '-'W' r +, or fb' A W if Q 45 W ,, grant! fs ff' 'fn s 2' W -ff' 2' W W Aww' 1-WFP' Q' All M -6' ,W Mfg!-1 W MW Q, -Q WM iw' V12-,M-W.,,ff 'fl aw M '-2' wg, I I I 125 5 l' vj .2-:af gig Q ff? 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Grey? , , W z 1, 2 4 e iw N53 We , 7 M A-.xi 1 ,, , , V 'HM 94 ' .nrfzw .15 ,M f Q . 2 ' ix ' r Ky , MM :Wi Y' Z S4-LJ LX My , . s... .-si- X. -' me .,4 'A X AL Hi e , T L. TO R, 1ST ROW D. Collier, S. Sturgis, M. Rozier, S. Vaughn, E, Vargas, ZND ROW, M. Smith, K. jones, B. Merrill, A. Dobson, 3RD ROW, R. McGriff, R. King v W, xm.,,,..f ...K - 4,T H A Tigerettes Dribble, Pass, M ,, M ,gg if Q Lk KNEELINGL TOR D Sell D Moore, P Trav1s B M11 G HHWRIDS M Wiessner, S. Thorton. 5 fm., f f .W,, Il 41 A I , - Wifi , ar ,I , 'b L' .Q I ' N , I , with Y . w .mf-5 ff S f 40 A. M W. if M 7 M'M Lb' f 4- :L:Av,Hn '- 1 ,, -x 'A f ., Q V,k. M M , M, - W ,,,., WK I ---' MMMMM M M ., ',' my 4 And Shoot Toward Fame 1 xr' ',i,-1 ,MWW K I ? .Li 'i . 1 5 7 . A A kv The Tigerettes resond to the demands of the competition with graceful maneuvers as they illustrate their prowess with the ball. No one can deny them. They have what it takes to claim the laurels of Victory ball Adds Another D To School Sports L TOR S Massaquo1, C Garcla, LTOR STANDING Darlene W11k1ns, George Cuevas, Sandy Roy 4 ..!1l' .M-J ru V III: .fllillu .I IIIIOISYIEIIIIIIIIIIIII lull nm Wfllllllll ul I--I I: .'llNIIIl: --I l--Ill ll MII lllll I--7l'llI-IU II Il I -iffillllmllii .iii I ... J . IYAKIII IIIIII I I I aussi lv-:Il IIII H I -.---.lu - -. 4 1. -'EHR . -A 1 - ' ' nu... I - . s , - - -Y--nm-v, l aIs:.:a-can-:Jul Inn 3 ,,V . I.-' if - III e F l fy! ' I 1. . : 1 m. ?.1,, I.. 2. if i' -was F W M' Q QQ ff' I Golf Team Makes Valiant Effort E, kr ,J . ,Ri A w, ,M zz 132 6 FE? - 57 .Ma-au:9f'5F-fi M1 T 1 I. TO R5 Charlotte Bauer, Larry Lee, Russ Lindsay, Frank Gajderow- icz Coach, Dale Maurone, DuWayne Carter, Michael Burns 'V ' ff- A A i 'rf an WMS , R . . B0y's And Girlie Track L. T0 R. KNEELING Yvette Williams, Bridget Anderson, Sherry Richardson, Sherry Boardley, Valerie Connelly, G. Ste- vens. L. TO R. STANDING Sharon Randolph, Terry Boggs, Angela Bedford, G. Hawkins, C. Marlowe, K. Boardley, K. Young, D. Brown A . JH , K . . .., ..... ....4.+g ,,,,, . 7 Finds Right Combination X . .,Q'1KiQ 5' 0 -QL yn L TO R KNEELING: C. Moore, B. Rozier, G. Grayson, T. Samuls, J. Williams, M. Moore, W. Ray, J. Morris, D. Coles, C. Gibson, R. Collins, L TO R STANDING: D. Gyton-Coach, E. Ingram, D. Bayard, C. Miller, K. Coney, K. Cooper, C. Young, R. Russell, J. Inge, B. Turner, A. Brown, W. Scott, J. Atkins, J. Famille-Coach .A Q A ...-Q... Yi F' ,g :Li 3 N Q, M , . 5 vi ,gs lk. f W X -+3 'Q'1 .3-:t g -'f, 4 fe, f we 5 The Baseball Team Handles N' We ae! QV L. TO R. STANDING Mr. Ferullo lcoachj, Richard Rocabaldo, Larry Graham, Miguel Gomez, Jeffery Williams, George Perl-uns. V T he W - lilllgfil , 4 ' lyi pg .,. gg-Q , ,Q fd' V22 ,K 1' - - 1 frfh 'I l J in ? .arg H g - f M 3 f L4-K3 , ,Q ,mi , V, ,x . 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A , wfgfsm- wfyx ,,1V,ggy+.-W-. f 4 N' Qwmamfu 1 wang .3 'S 5 Flags L TO R: Elizabeth Cruz Debra Molineaux Valerie Hyde Dale Maurone Wanda Cooper April Hardman Mary Angerstien Theresa Kruger Qco-captainj Color Guard KNEELING L TO R: jenny Torres Tammy Rickenbach Karole Waller STANDING L TO R: Phyllis Hammond Teresa Spiller Sharon House Rifles. FROM L TO R: Bette Bakely Kathy Lynch Martha Sviben Cindy Schwartz Charlotte Bauer Pam House fcaptainj .a....L.L-w,...,..r ,.,.-.a...,,,... .,.. , ,, -. . ,U ,am , . - ., , , Marching TOP ROW L. TO R.: W. Hurlburt, A, Fuentes, J. McNeil, D. Mack, B. Kelly, M. Morgan, K. Webb MIDDLE: D. Martin, K. Draper, S. DiVietro, B. Wagner, E. john- Band son, D. comer, P. Lamboy, B. Bullock, s. Pollard, P. curry BOTTOM: N. Adams, c Wilson, V. Ingram, E. Clark, M. Kruger, J. Johnson 5, uawwwf Q 2 VIL.. . -if w- : as if MW LH LS . VLLW .E i,W R 1 Q? if it Y. il KNEELING L TO R: Sandy Moore, Donna Hines, Michelle Elzey, Wanda Lark, ' Doris Cobbs. STANDING L TO R: Captain: Doreen Horsey, Jackie Young, Shir- ley McCrea, Darlene Wilkins, Gilda Hawkins, Garnell Manue, Tokey johnson, f Donna Crisdon, Tina Robinson, Co-Captain: lanbiloe Brooks. Q X wwgkwall . -F . :. -2 WnwvF'w a gas,MW , af: FROM L TO R: Debbie Ingram, Marie Jennings, Captain: Darlene Broome, ' Majorettes Margie Wall, Elizabeth Trace. -.Lf . 4 Cheerleaders Nancy Riggins fco-captainj, Candra Shine, Sandra Tay- lor, Leslie Hall, Cheryl Gardener, Josephine Cab- rera, Amaila Baez, Darlene Hines, Andrea Cutler, janel Moore fco-captainb, Joann Torres. LN' BOTTOM TO TOP I.. TO R. V. Roman, R. Velez, C. Martinez, R. Rivera, J. Torres 2ND ROW C. Caban, G. Dejesus, M. Valentin, C. Candelario, V. Rolon, A. Dejesus, Ms. Vice fsponsorj 3RD ROW E. Cruz, A. Morales, Mr. , ' Roman, N. Zapata, L. Gonzalez, A Pena 'f v 1 34 4, Up ward T if , ,Bounda A valuable rogram 'for Wilson- , ites is the amden County Col- lege sponsored Upward Bound Program. Throughout the year, , Upward Bound students devote an extensive amount of time to improving their reading and skills. The students also an eight week summer ion at Camden County Col- During the summer scs- the students take algebra, composition, and psy- courses The role of Bound Program is high school students in p their post -high prospects, while also the students master the - Y.T. Y. Many Spanish speaking students come into the Camden School System and experience difficulty adjusting to our English-based instruction. The Youths Tutoring Youths Program is helping to alleviate this problem. Y. T. Y. operates a tutoring service for junior high school students. The tutors are students at Woodrow Wil- son High School. The participating middle schools at which the tutoring services are offered are Pyne Poynt Middle School, yeterans Memorial Middle School and Davis Middle - School. . 1 required fOr achieving BOTTOM TO Top L. TO R. 1ST Row B. sweater, A. Baez, L. Padilla, c, Jones, goals, S. Bell, 2ND ROW E. Morales, B. Torres, K. Pratt, Z. Rodriquez, C. Walters, A. Morales - t... .hr t ,. j 63 Wilsonian English was never like this upside-down pyramids, two sentence paragraphs, flassing cameras and all those rewriters. Finally, the mightly mini -paper hits the school corridors once again to inform two thousand Wilsonian read- ers about their World- W. W. H. S. . the Choir 1ST ROW L. TO R. E. Ingram, B. McCaulley, W. Lark, C. Alvarado, N. Rodriquez, L. Taylor, Mrs. Doris B. Brooks fsponsorj, M. Harden R. Goonan, R. Enriquez, J. Weal, A. Payne, J. Savage, S. Patterson, 2ND ROW, D. Bennett, V. Ingram, A. Eddings, M. Harris, R. Ortiz, J. Gooseberry, L. Cortes, M. Young, B Lewis, G. Fregg, C. Coleman, SRD ROW, M. Wall, T. Dobson, J. John- Son, C. Wilson, A. Molock, D. Hillman, W. Cannon, R. Molock, M Coleman, A. Bedford. I Afro American Society 1ST ROW L. TO R. W. Ray, C. Gardner, P. Curry, N. DeShields, P. Curry, 1. Voorhees 2ND ROW L. TO R. Mr. Ash Qsponsorj J. Brooks, K. Neil, A, Shelton, A. Voorhees, D. Crisdon A ,frm FIRST ROW L. TO R. Yolanda Colon, David Ortiz, Rosa Ortiz, Evis Andujar, Mary Lambert. SECOND ROW L. TO R. Vanessa Monrow, Mary Egglestaon, Fredrick Handy, Jennie Torres, Virgen Cruz V . www 1, .M .nm 'Qtt du' sf, wx, , 9 .v R. 3, Drama Club Guys And Dolls Pg l x Dance Group 1 1ST ROW L. TO R. J. Brooks, D. Brown, M. Varquez, B. Johnson, C. Wilson, M. Kruger, M. Jennings, D. Ingram, E Pastorisa, C. Hill, 2ND ROW A. Ratliff, J. Johnson, B. Dickens, C. Abney, L. Hall, Y. Ross, D. Ratliff, D. Walker, P. Walker M. Parsi, W. Lark Stage Crew L. TO R. N. Riggins, L. Taylor, N. Rodriquez, B. Seidelmann R. Cram- I mer, A. Dariano, D. Broome SEATED L. TO R. S. Divitro, V. Hyde, S. House, C. Bauer, Rob- ert Thomas fsponsorj, STANDING D. Carter, Y. Sepulveda, D. Mack, J. Braggs, C. Palewuzski, T. Spiller Make- Up Crew The students partici- pating on the A V A Crew are a group of highly dedicated, un- selfish, usually Very dependable individuals who turn up in your classroom when there is need for a film to be shown, a television show to be taped, a page of a book to be reproduced and Dany other of a wide range of menial jobs to be done in the name of Woodrow Wilson. This student is loyal, does not usually complain very much and is re- warded very sparingly. i Ne TWP if is Health Careers Club if The Health Career Club, a sponsored by Mrs. Marie Jones, participated in and originated a variety of ac- tivities this school year. At Christmas, the group trav- eled to Lakeland Hospital where it presented two plays written by the students. When Woodrow Wilson High School became a swine flu inocula- tion center, health career members worked as volun- teers. The group also as- sisted in the Red Cross's blood drive and sold candy ' 6 . ' to I-als money 1ST ROW L. TO R, B. Walters, V. Cruz, M. Wall, D. Dunlap, C. Hill, C. Gard. ner, 2ND ROW, J. McNeil, J. Maldonado, T. Hart, j. Brooks, Mrs. Marie jones 2 I Qsponsory, E. Giberson, C. Collier. Junior Classical League L. TO R. Mr. Grant Martow fsponsorj, A. Wingate, Not Pictured: K. Ferrell, J, McNeil, J. Howard, G. Banks, C. , G. Fioretti, D. Mack, C. Jones, C. Abney, I. Stanley, C. Collier, Hill, N. Rosario. f i P R ' L. TO R, 1ST Row, N. Rodriquez, M.L Mercado, U M. Y. Mercado, N. Gonzalez, M. Fernandez, M Rodn quez, Ms. Abeyta Qsponsory ZND ROW L TO R L Del gado, S. johnson, J. Maldonado W , aff., I 1ST ROW L. TO R., Mr. Cortez fco-sponsorj, A. Alvarado, G. Matos, N. Zapata, L. Gonzalez, E. Matos, Ms. Burgos Qsponsorp 2ND ROW L. TO R., A. Real, M. Gonzalez, E. Caraballo, A. Ortiz, M. Echevarria, C. Real English Club Q n Speech And Debate x 1ST ROW L. TO R. K. Jones, A. Rat- liff, J. Lloyd, A. Morales, J. Howard, 2ND ROW: R. Rodgers, Mr. Faunce qsponsory, D. smifh A ' 5 ss. Qi Q46 7 vi 'O If, x J m f' N 5,1 . I y r , X f X .K 5 f, f Jing i l i For the last eight years Wil- son competed in the South Jersey Debate league, involv ' ing such schools as Cherry Hill East and West, Bishop Eustace, Pennsauken, and Millville, For seven of those years Wilson has reached the finals in tournament play, ranking among the top three schools in the league. National Honor Society L. TO R. SEATED D. Broome ftreasurerj, E. Cruz fsecretaryj, P. Harringtonfvice-presidenty, C. Hillfpresidenty, A. West, Mrs. Doris Webster fsponsorj, STANDING P. Jackson, B. Spratt, T. Zane, A. Morales, L. O'Farre11, K. Ferrell B. Matusheski. - K NATIONAL HoNoR soclsrv I S 9 Q f .,-nf av 1 3 Z Q .4. .d- Student Governme '-Q' 'S' VEHTS 5 if! . ' n . , ' . , , . 68 gig ' x . ' . Q 4 . ' n 1 ' - ' 4 v ' 1 i p , :Maw 3 Tl Fusion L TO R: Karen Boardleyg Edith lngramg Robert Mat- usheskig Chris Paluszew- skig Barbara Miltong Alyce Keung Sponsor-Mrs. Irene Solomon Photography L TO R: Faye jonesg Ar- lene Speightg Anthony Muzg jim Falconiero. SE- COND ROW: Mr. M. ' Weiss-Sponsorg Marshall Manhottg Evelyn Murrayg Robert Goonang Michele Fortuneg Steve Singleton 4 PRIME L TO R: L. Elliott, an engineer at R. C.A.g B. Graddyg M. Santia- gog E. Ruizg K. Henryg Ms. Edwardsg S. Mot- uskeskig T. Adamsg R. Richardsg J. Mercadog Y. Benjoming E. Cor- rosquillog C. Colemang K. Lewisg S. Siswunkg M. Millerg L. Weath- ersg C. Wadeg I. Car- terg J. Roleng Mr. I-Iicksg Ms. D. Edwards: tour guide-R.C.Ag Mr. Finger, tour guide-R. C.A.g Mr. Gibbs PRIME stands for Philadelphia Regional Introduction for Minorities to Eng- , , ineering J ,WZ fx- - , Zum 4 , . 'Ki L W , VF 1, www 4.5, wpwfz wh? .W 'Q H 'zsQiqFW?gE5Qx -Efn,, f ,,-. ,,,.,.V ,. M 'U f wwggfg ' l .wr f .MW 1 ffm . Q22 - Z? , .4 . R QW , JMU' ,ww JN fv, Mu. W ff? Qiifif'-aw l , N Hz - ' ,....-., . 4, vm w,,, Awmwwwzwfwm., 1 m ig' ,1f'5-QM fW-L'ZT'1f'ff.+- ' . J L .A ..V. .. ,L!, ,W .. I W Y AWOSA 3 I.. ,gt M33 K' f , xi Q W, .. J V V Bidi. .I F it sgf i. .,'g 1- 1 v'Ni3',ff-,.. h fi f gy M575-'I - rntm ak' Y W e rf - 1, -'Lg 4 K i -gQ,ffv we '1 Q -,ffff'.,v f Na. f . A: yffzf . ff 1 wx , 152. M ,Ni k - Lk 1i'5 '5' it i vanawgv VW. . Ay H1 . 24A - We '4 'M ,A Q, Q, I 411 ! A A I Vx 'F - if yu ,, lvl NT' V w. l ,of .h ., Q W Q33 xj.X 1 V Alvin Morales Robert Matusheski Elizabeth Spratt v ' f ' - . ,Q 1 f K . ., . 5 Y 1 i sT0p fTen Honor Students , y 1 , 2 - K -X, , x. . Barbara Milton Dale Sewelle Theresa Zane Pamela House l 7 1. Magda Rodriquez Paul Harrington Theresa Chilbert Marguerite Allen Bianca L. Alston Theresa Andrews -e,- AX e eeee e. e h lei Edna Ashley Betty Baldey ' Robert Batts Darlene Bennett As captain of the major- ette squad, Darlene Broome can tell you some fantastic stories concerning pep rallies and half-time programs . Her favorite class was secretarial practice. Darlene plans to go to 5 5:5 ps, .X 4 a YW X slcgfifj sys, .r' x.. 1 , V! f J' Darlene Broome ,Ani ,, , M. 4 R af ae 1 A1'royo Karen Bell Deneen Berry f a business school or to a college to further her education. She Would like to attend the Harris School of Business. Darlene Will miss her fellow students and her teachers. 811 1 ? f liL l f ' Z hi 1i Lynn loves keeping up with fashions as well as sewing and cooking. She plans to go to Camden County College in order to become a fashion de- signer or a famous model. Sewing, one of Lynn's hobbies, is also her favorite subject. When she pursues her career, she will miss the teachers, especially Mrs. Nelson, as well as the cafeteria. Phyllis Bethea Karen Boardley Kathy Boardley Robert Boccoleri in 'XA ,n ttt Gladys Stevens 3 Sheila Bowers Janice Brooks ra it f Darlene Broome Judith Brown Manuel Cabanas ' Josephina Cabrera I -, ,Z jr.-in. . , A , ,, 1 Cooking, baking, drawing, sports and being with Doug are favorite pastimes of Anne Marie West. She is also involved with the Cramer Hill Boys? Club and with Junior Achievement. After gradu- ating, Anne plans to get a job Working with chil- l dren and later to get married. She will miss all the great times that she had with all of her friends. df- if V urn l tfiss Lf X 'C' .5 N Anna Marie West Marisol Carrasquillo DuWayne Carter Melvin Carter Marta Castillo Theresa Chilbert Doris Cobbs ff Z Alice Cogdell Shirrey Coleman Edwin Colon Barbara Cook 83 4 - A 7. ,4..C.... ,.....,,,. - .---. .q,,,k.,.,W, mr-A M, in 5fg,, AIJV A g ,.i. l. I-efenda C00Pe1' Darryl H- C0I'1eY Charles Covington Diane Covington Anita Cox Tanya Crew Anna Cruz Edith Cruz , ' ,, Yifgen Cm K 'nl' l oeeei ilen 1 Keith Ferrell plans to go Grp. yy 3. '50 medical 5011001 in Of' fgnn t c der to pursue a career in obstetrics. Right now, P ' elol 1 llee K however, he is interest- . ed in attending either Q. l ss Princeton University or to K l fl ifi i John Hopkins University. Keith Felifeu Keith enjoyed Mrs . 84 Patricia Curry jones' teaching and con- siders English his favor ite subject. He is ac- tive in his church youth organization and choir. What will he miss about Wilson? Keith says he will miss all of Those wonderful folks. ! 1 ,pfs Tanya Curtis Darwin Cyrus Theresa Hart w Leon Daniels Angela Dejesus Lawrence Delgado Natalie DeSh.ields Theresa Hart will miss the opportunity of being with and knowing people in a high school setting. As drum majorette, Terry feels she was able to learn the effects of winning and losing on a school. Her favorite activities are dancing, skating, cook- ing, and music. Terry plans to go to college and become a registered nurse. She would then like to further her education and get a degree in medicine. - . .., ,.,.....-.....,. , , . . x t rf1w-. f. , - 'kwa . Www, .,. ,Y :L ,, f ., Sharon Divietro Roger Dove Marion Dowe Annette Drayton i 85 ' 1 . ,,.. ,eg i As president of the Puerto Rican Club, an office n aide, and the first runner-up for homecoming queen, Miriam Y. Mercado was a busy senior, in addition, after school she was a clerk at the State Street Pharmacy. Drawing, music and shopping also keep her active. Miriam plans to go to a business college to become a legal sec- retary. She will miss being with her friends who have been a part of her daily routine for more than four years. 'wr' Mark Drayton Deborah Dunlap Miriam Y. Merc ado C2101 E5-Ch01U R0be1'f0 Enfiqllel joan Ervin janet Everett Keith Ferrell Gary A. Fioretii Irene Flowers David Fluharty 86 ff ,.aww,i.. - . s To go to college and to become a legal secretary are Ada Serrano's plans. Later she would like to get married and have two children. Camden County College and Pierce junior College appeal to Ada right now. Her favorite subject is typing and her favorite teacher is Ms. Diliberto. Read- ing, dancing, Writing, and bicycle-riding are among Ada's hobbies. g ain Carmelo Fuentes Shawn Funches Linda Geiser ,f J J 1 2 , Douglas Fluharty A Juanita Frazier Griselda Fuller Xp ., .. K V , I V., .. 1 it lid in i Renee Gantt Ada Serrano ' -V Edward Giberson Michelle Giberson ViCf0I' Glenn 87 , A..u........-, i....:L ,,..,.., eh- V A M A if n.,-f' i i Robert Enrique: Margaret Goonan Nathaniel Gooseberry B8 Edward Gould Garnet Grddy Miguel Gomez Carmen Gonzalez Catherine Gonzalez Lydia Gonzalez Nydia Gonzalez Theresa Gonzalez Robert Enriquez was active in the Drama Club since his freshman year. He appeared in such productions as West Side Story , How to Suc- ceed. . . , and South Pacific. His hobbies are football, baseball, basketball, and track. Bob is interested in attending the Bronx University of New York City or jacksonville University of Florida in order to plan for a law career. I 1 'WM Larry Graham D'Artenya Granger f' 1 ..,.,k??u V . ..,J Veronica Green Isidoro Guzman Terri Haines Gregory Hale Monica Harden Sports, making money, and chess occupy the spare time of Jerome Williams. Ecology was his favorite subject, and Mr. Weiss was his fa- vorite teacher. Jerome , plans to attend a college g lemme Williams however, he has no par- ticular one in mind right af- mm...L.....,.,.m ...W , ,, . ,, , I1-J ly Leslie Hall Michael I-lankins NX ,,,,, -Q-.nwmh fx, Carmella Harper ' now. After college he would like to start a business of his own. He was involved With foot- ball and track while at Wilson. When asked what he would miss most about Wilson, Jerome said the cafeteria. 89 F l future plans. Rider College and Gloucester County College appear interesting to her. what Nancy will miss most about Wilson. Paul Harrington Elizabeth Harrison Theresa Hart Willie Mae Hawkins Cheerleading, watching sports, and music are three hobbies of Nancy Riggins. She is also a member of Explorers Club 41330. Going to col- lege and furthering her education are among her Cheering at the football and basketball games is Nancy Riggins Luz Hernandez Maria Hernandez X 3 2 , l A i Yasmin Hernandez Ronald R. Henry. William Herman .Cari-ie Hill Alvin Morales is always working on something. He was deeply involved in class activities, was co-editor-in-chief of this yearbook, and was a member of the Superintendent's Educational Alvin l Diana Hines Doreen Horsey Support Team. In his spare time he enjoys reading, writing, conversation, track, and con- centration. Alvin hopes to attend Cornell Uni- versity or Rochester University and to major in the field of genetics. Alvin's favorite teacher Q Timpanelli. 7 here at Wilson was Mr. iq A' Morales Darlene Hillman Nancy Hillman W 5 f 4 i. . uanita Holmes E Reba Hohney Rita Hohney I Q Q 4 1 J 1 .. f wif - 'I' ' :is . A I : '-1r?'5 x -I ii ii Lawrence Hough Pamela House Robin Ingalls 4 91 , ,....,...., ,.., ....',..,..., .1 .iii ' --L., .. n , -H., -M 1 joy Ingram Theresa Irizarry Wanda Irizarry Gail jackson yxkiqiilr NX'-.tn A A Patricia jackson Keith james Ivy johnson , - EAJXM XJR? aa-Qa Bernadette jones Doreen Horsey will miss getting up on Saturday mornings, and coming e to Wilson to prepare for the football games. As captain of the Drill Squa she did that often enough! Her hobbies are model- A ing, sewing, and dancing. Dore-2f1H0fSev 'Z'-so fi, 92 I , 4, L ...,a .. ,. Antoine Jones Jewe 1 jones She liked her sewing class and Mrs. Wagner was her favorite teach- er. Doreen is interested in attending Catawba College, and later she would like to teach re- tarded children. F . . iiiiiv f i X Kimberly jones Melvin jones as Paul Harrington ,ff-gg? Donna Kellem Bri an Kelly Renee Kendall George Kohlmyer Paul Harrington would like to Work in some field of science and is interested in attending either U. C. L. A. or Drew University. While at Wilson he enjoyed his chemistry class, and he says Mrs. Kane was his favorite teacher. Paul's hob- bies are listening to music and partying. Paul was very involved with the yearbook. He will miss the friends he had here at Wilson. V 7 gt . mmm., .. ,. WMM... .ng ,M W I 77 ',', 'f ' Theresa Kruger Elvis Lambert ily ..,,, .,,,.. Mary Lambert M 4,1 f Richard Rocabaldo's future plans include college. He's interested in both Springfield College and Widener College. Afterwards he'd like to find a job Where he can use his mental faculties, in- stead of using his physical abilities. His hobbies are watching T. V. , eating, partying on Saturday nights, and playing football for W. W. H.S. Rich played football, basketball for Wilson for three years all on the varsity level. Wanda Lark Kevin Laverty Richard Rocabaldo Donald Lee Esther Lebron Cheryl Lee I Juan Lee Russell Lindsay Terrence, Lowery Jewel Lucas V Maxine Mack 94 w ' 'Al VX QX 4301 1 A l 'XI ' I vp xcgqjlfh ,QUXGAGQ W DQ. lx v V ' if if QI? L X W W .W lb N 9 5360i ax Qi YL kill-20 5fQ ow 0678 W' X? Vx? ny Donald Wilkerson is interjestedqn xeitteniling ei- ther Trenton State College or South Carolina State College 5 however, if that doesn't work out, he would like to find a good job and take it easy. A member of Beta Lambda Kappa, Don liked English and Mrs. Gibson, his favorite Wilson teacher. Donald's hobbies are basketball, Wo- men, and making people feel good. Albert Mailahn jose Maldonado ff' MW janet Margulis Brent Marshall X Pakita Marshall joseph Martin Donald Wilkerson r ,SS i or Eileen Martinez Martle Mason Gloria Matos Robert Matusheski A- LA-. 1 . ra..L.........a.,L.... ... . ,, ., ......,-. rn..-.....- ., ., , .S Q . , N , 'Q if if sl . lf 'Fi ,,, M.. an new , f 1 ,Z f 'Ltr' 'Sf gk' F ML f - , .. , ,f V 1 u I .ami N552 - is lfffsifi ,-if':7 ,.-, LTJ, ,i . . s s- 'L C - : Elf Liza :E 1 H351 ' ' ',-, in M A L Theresa Irizarry Luz Elenia Mendez Miriam L. Mercado Miriam Y. Mercado Michael Miller 96 Laura McC argo Vernonetta McC argo Cynthia McClain Mark L. McDonald .Tanya McKnight Carmen Medina Sports and reading are two of Theresa Irizarry's hobbies. During her years at Wilson, she parti- cipated in basketball and softball. Terry plains to take Air Tower Control while in the Air Force. Her favorite subject was English and she chose Mrs. Orlofsky as her favorite teacher. What will she miss about Wilson? She'll miss her friends, and those certain teachers who helped her. 4 'T' june Miloshevsky Barb ara Milton Sharon Mock Floretta Monroe Vanessa Monroe Alvin Morales Pam is probably best known for being Captain of the Color Guard. She feels that fussing at the Rifle Squad is her main contribution to Wilson and will be missed the most when she leaves Wilson. In her spare Donna Montgomery Isaac Moore Pamela House Janel Moore Edward Morales time, she does a variety of things. Some activi- ties are bowling and sew ing, not to mention her being a member of both the C.EQ and the HIBA club. In the future, she hopes to succeed in something! 97 Bob feels that a school is not only a building but also people, and so he Will miss all his friends and teachers in Wilson when he goes to either Drexel or Boston University to study civil engi- neering. Considering his enjoyment of sports, it is only natural for Bob to be a member of Cra- mer Hill Boys' Club. Besides sports, he also likes drawing, math, and Mrs. Kane. He comes from a home with six brothers and sisters and is a member of St. Anthony of Padua Church. jose Morales Catherine Morfinos Cynthia Morton Jeanine Mosley f f-', gy Robert Matusheski Robert Mims Donna Namm Thomas Neale Carmen Negron Daniel Nerys Linda O'Farrell One of the co-op students, Daisy is a member of the Puerto Rican Club. At home, however, she is into salsa music and poetry and finds pleasure in taking care of her son. Daisy will miss her favorite teacher, Mr. Rosetti, as well as her P friends, and Working in M-ll for Mr. Simon. The goal Daisy has set for herself is to eventual- ly own a Discotheque. I Daisy Roman Donna Orth Albert utunger Michael Owens Elenora Parke Sandra Paterson George W. Perkins Sheila Pettiford john Pfnnenstein Sherman Pierson Edwin Pitre 99 ifvvcgmvzfgrssiggge Franklin Polk Richard Racobaldo Eugene Rankins Migdalia Reyes James Rich john Riebel Richard Rivera as The captain of the 1977 B y ij! iff Football Team, Bill en- y R joys all sports, includ- li 1118 gYm11aS'fiCS- IH R f eleh ,Q,, spite of these other ac- tivities he sau ioved the mud on his football spikes. Bill feels Eng- William Rozier lish is his favorite sub- ject and he will miss the 100 Anita Ratliff Nancy Riggins sg .3 If Valenstia Rivera 'z friendship of the teach- ers here when he leaves WiIsonQ Bill has seven other brothers and at- tends Broadway Bible Tabernacle. He plans to go to Bethany College for criminal law in or- der to become a state trooper. Evelyn Roach Josephine Robinson Sharon Mock 1fW,-f '0 Delis Rodriquez Elizabeth Rodriquez as ,krz ip, AV,,, ,M N':r ,V I I L as .W If -- Magda Rodriquez Marina Rodriquez MA? Gloria Rodriquez Luis Rodriquez Sharon is a member' of the Y. M. C. A. and there she gets the opportunity to participate in some of her pastimes, which are swimming, skating, and tennis. She enjoys history and she thinks she will miss her friends and certain teachers, in- cluding Mr. ,Famille, her favorite teacher. Sha- v ron attends Grace Lutheran Church and plans to I ' enter Florida University for training work in a Mlgdaha Rodfiquel Rm Rodmquel travel agency or to become a stewardess. 101 l 5 ii When she's not in school or working in the State Street Pharmacy, Miriam can probably be found engaging in one of her hobbies, among which dancing and shopping rank high. Although En- glish is her favorite subject and Mr. Timpanelli is her favorite teacher, Miriam will miss the Puerto Rican Club most when she goes to college. She intends to go to Trenton or to Glassboro State College but is otherwise uncertain about her future--except that she wants to travel. Mi- riam is, in addition, a member of Kingdom I-Iall Doreen Rolen V Daisy Roman Miriam L Mercado Marta Roman Thomas Roou 'Vamfa Ross 1 D William Rozier Marie Russell Anthony Sanders Nldla Santos 102 -Xf....i. . Maria plans to go to Glassboro State College un- less she gets married first. Maria is a member of Holy Name Church and her favorite subject is Spanish, taught by her favorite teacher, Mr. Morinelli. Music is her main hobbyg she sings it, dances to it, and plays it. Maria expects to miss her friends and her favorite teachers. Cindy Schwartz Audrey Scott Elizabeth Seidelman Gail Seitzinger 3 .fi 4 S .W 3 3 3. ha, ii 4 fi J ini by i 1 r gi i I if Lg u X 1 Tax :JL I I fi' N dk 5 QQ t ,y.t S yyt Q t t S ' 4 tlifg ili .E Yadira Sepulveda Ada Serrano Maria Hernandez f' i yVi,,f f '.ir it lfi, 4 I , ttttf'vv is fm' if J Dale Sewell I Nancy Shinn Cheryl Sistrunk Cynthia Smith 4 1 4 i l 4 i 1 1 - A U ,WWW ,xx m:mVVA t zV mziy J I my K Sonia Soto Elzzabeth Spratt if xv gr Va1enstia.Rivera James Stuart Andre Sturgis Steven Stettler Gladys Stevens lg Sharon Stevens Joseph Streater Valenstia-Works at O.l. C., a job Where she must know how to deal with people. In her lei- sure time she likes to listen to music and dance or model. While in Wilson Valenstia was a co- op student and occasionally attended Puerto Ri- Irene Sumpter Patricia Swain can Club meetings. Upon leaving Wilson she Will miss her friends mostg she plans to go to Widener College for either practical nursing or clerical training. Denise Taylor Sandra Taylor Velton K. Thomas Joann Torres Phyllis Travis Vivian Vasquez ',sss . - Bonnie Wagner In spite of Working with many extra curricular activities, Nat still finds time for her job at Fayva Shoes, where she has Worked for two years. She enjoys the seminar in the humanities and re- gards both Mr. Familie and Mr. Faunce as her Natalie DeShie1ds LN lil.,- ! ' .,N...Nw- 'M Jennie E. Torres Ivan Vega , Wx. f. 1 Margie Wall favorite teachers. Dur- ing college, Whereshe plans to get a degree in Radiology, Nat expects to miss being in class, laughing and jokingewith her friends. After col- lege she plans to set up her own radiology prac- tice. 105 A four-year football player, Al is a member of the Cramer Hill Boy's Club and attends St. An- thony of Padua Church. His hobbies are swim- ming, Women, and tasting the taps. He is from ters. Al claims he will miss his friends left be- hind as he tries to attend college. Pamela Walker Carroll Walker Lynn Walters Herbert Ware X Albert Mailhan Renee Watson Anne Marie West Donald Wilkerson Dennis Williams Leslye Williams Jerome Williams a small family, having only two brothers and sis- Ronnie was a Co-op student who likes art, mu- sic, and being with children. A member of Ho- sanna A. M. E. , she is a church missionary and is in the Bible Club. Ronnie isn't planning on collegeg instead she plans to continue Working at john Wanamaker's in Moorestown until she either gets a better job or gets married. When asked What she will miss most about Wilson, she re- plied, my friends, some teachers, and the row- dy halls . WW Veronica Green Roberta Williams Wavone Willoughby 1 ll Delores wisfer James R. Wyatt Theisa zane Mique1Zayas PHOTO NOT ,-5, NOT , PHOTO NCT AVAILABLE SHOWN gg AVNLAB'-E 2 Q PHOTO- NOT 1 -1 1, , fi as AVAILABLE i QE 2 107 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE - 0 I I Daisy Figueroa 'ss NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Corrine Snuggs Best known for being with Anne Marie, Doug most enjoys participat- ing in sports. He is a member of both the Cramer Hill Boys' Club and a tavern sponsored ff .fl , 1. f , 5 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE S' . , :gb 1 ,i- E .I Ager Linder john Mercado A ff' I if if . fx ff I l Q T ABSENT . . . .5 PHOTO NOT E1 AVAILABLE NOT SHOWN Harry E. Ott Christopher Ppluszewski I . X, ii! ,J .,fi ?f ' I. Pi A Q Y' , Q PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Derrick Mitchell XM .g 0 4 . PHOTO No? Available Philomena Russo f If Wyatt I 7 on g K SORRY, NO PHOTO Joseph Suang game, Doug fishes and yy collects coins. He goes to Fairview Methodist Church and plans to be come an auto mechanic He will miss all of his friends and the good softball team. When not Douglas Fiuharry times they had here in with Anne or playing a WllSOH- T08 Yearbook Business Staff A, L. TO R. Betsy Spratt Yadira Sepulveda Carrie Hill , Darlene ,Broome -xl- Yearbook Literary Staff D, ,N .A ,Z . ,.,Q'r,, ,F ig.. . . ,Inv a :fuel 1, ' w- rx' 5 v , '.. 3 . ,gy e s s a e 'if' Sf f 'fi , - ,g ,,Q, gy.. , ,,,.. ii. , . H ,,,,,, - ,,.,,, , ,,f Pliiilfnilr FIRST ROW L. TO R. H. Ware, B. Spratt, B. Seidelmann, M. Dowe, D. Wister, J. Ingram, Y. Sepulveda SECOND ROW D. Broome, E. Cruz, A. Morales, R. Kendal, J. Maldonado, A. Serrano, K. Ferrell, P. Harrington. X J'1-fri? ' fl I Senior Superlatioes Who's Who At Woodrow Wilson High School .5 Class Writers- Jeanine Mosley, Keith Ferrell L Class Optomists - Yadira Sepulveda, Larry Lee S F F P i E F E 5 F :es-N 1 Class TbinkS1'S- Theresa Zane, A1Vi11 MOI'-1165 Most Studious- Magda Rodriquez, Alvin Morales l .. A Wx W 5 . 2 I X if' L W - i sss, W 9 ' 1 .i, ,, ,,, 1 ' , Class Actress and Actors- Cindy Schwartz, Roberto Enriquezy Duwayne Class Musicians- Theresa Hart, Nathaniel Gooseberry Carter 1 5' 'HO gl g Cl i 'df ., ,......-J Class Singers- Wanda Lark, Nathaniel Gooseberry Class Pessimists- Betty Bakley, Paul Harrington fQJ NN Most Quiet- joy Ingram, Michael Miller . fy M. Best Personality- Theresa Hart, Herbert Ware I 3, Vg: 'value-4 , ,:3'ffw'+ f 'Z Class Conservatives- joy Ingram, Lee Gainey, Duwayne Carter i F.. Most Sophisticated- Anita Ratliff, Lee Gainey , P 111 f - +4 More HANICAL 'QRAGE fp Class Couple 52- Ann Marie West, Douglas Fluharty Best Dressed- Gladys Stevens, Lee Gainey si? fi in ZHANI TORAG Class Loudmouths-Wanda Irizarry, Albert Mailahn , ,. Class Couple ffl-Donna Orth, Class Radicals-Karen Bell, Keith Did Most For The Senior Class-Betty Seidlemann, Richard Rocabaldo F errell Alvin Morales 112 L A, ,, Superlatives Did The Most For W,W,H. S.-Pam House, Alvin Morales - .5 Class Athletes-Barbara Milton, Ricahard Rocabaldo :Hg ,,.,,,,.x W in -rg, M 1 -nN,,,,f X I Class Clowns-Barbara Milton, Albert Mailahn Most Ougoing-Betty Seidlemann, Albert Mailahn D 5 M05-t School Spirit- Nancy Riggins, Mark Drayton Most Popular-Vanessa Monroe, Richard Rocabaldo - 113 A 4 -- . . ---, V ff- 97 , ,-.-1-.,,.,,..Y ' f L More x lil 5, l R Best Looking-:Sandra Taylor, Lawrence Delgado Class Flirts-Betty Seidelmann, William Rozier Best Dancers- Doris Cobbs, Lee Gainey Most Likely To Succeed-Barbara Milton, Alvin Morales Whois Who I Best All Around Students- Pam House, Alvin Morales Wilson For The Most-Diana Hines, Thomas o son Uma, Class Artists- Patricia Curry, David Fluharty Most ShV'J0Y IUSTHTU, Dale Sewell - -' ZQW .l -M ,.--.mlm ,,.,. ,.. ,,,,.,.i,.,..m,.,n, N J Y ,Y -me k . im- K 5 Junior C lass Picnic gr- fb eh f ii ii , . 4, -. ,,,, Vril i1+:..:euL2L .k if M, dl I L f A M, Junior Prom Odd Clothes Day inning iff , M-9 Q And Dress Up Day vera en Tm C flmejgackson efesa anffe Te Ir We I'1-ence fan? 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Brown Padfe 120 ' ffgflargnerite Allen i?'Margie 826 State Street I-lobbies: l A esmgingg Taiifang ianca '3l3ea 30 sNorthf28tl1 Hob- S bies: Z Miisigz, t 'S miley H36 North 32ntlSStreet Hob- York Street 17 North 36th Schgpl5 ActiVities : Colotgufarilf Robeft Batts 135 Avenue Hobbies to differ- ent placiesfze Karell S e een eeee Du ley Streets ies: Softball,stsBas.ket all, ,. .,L: 826 York iActiVit4 Black Clone test, A Ch o SOQ North Street School l S e North 27th Street School Act? softbaiir is RobertAR.T Boccalerig Boco,' josefina Cabrera joslief'i' 532' Bob t'l2i2O'iNorth 24th Street Grantf'iStreiet School Activit- A Hobbies: Karate, tttt Boxing, toaa ies :S Cheerleadingy National S Gung.-fu - ti.. .1a,, ..1, 1 1 .i,. ci ,E5t. , Honor Sociketyzk , , - g. A Sheila Bowers 1fSleepyfJ el Carney 27 Leonard Bailey Streetlnnliobbietsz Skatf Qlrneet S gg ffl A ooo Angel Carrasquillol S of ee1ar if A F!iMicky 315 North 231th Fonzel Brockiliguin lg rraee Street Hobbies: Enjoy paint- Gram Street lee A aega Playing the gL1lt3ig'.',,5.LiS' Janice Brooks ffDee s ecllc accclnc t H nf 2633 W eStfie1di?AYeQuQ iE l DWayne Carter Skeeter kschool Activitiesfi 1044 North 19th Street School CO-Captain, year 350g Activities: Drama. Club,f tin- inesg Staff, Homeroordr Rep, teriefational Thespian Soeiety, resentatwefgmbfari, tcel Team, A. V.A. , Stage African arfoo eofoll S American S icietgf-Ghasirfnan Cartel- Loyd 279 1 eollt f elfoe -AblettVillage Hobbies: Darlene Breeme 44 ait. ket allr, Automboiles, 27th Street A A Secretary, 317 ness Staff' ff H0bbieS1 5iHgi1iS,S fAIAf Staff, reed SAA time to ee Nati nal I-Io oief i1ee ciee eiri CI' .itt iib f1- eee A tfe errii 1 S rafi Qeee Marlene teee tecc Street A lll A Slhl S SSA A Meeting new people? iiliili A Burtiett 120' Theresa Chilbert 'r'5l'eirrf57e e 115ff Street +61 2 ife fri eee11e South 33 Street SchooleActiv-gf L fif' r1 zias iri rifltt ities: Kennetli Bytler5ti55t2 Baileys eeeletc A aen A ccaa S cl,e. c in Street l lla a clla ecccc s ccaec A Doris A. Cobbs f'Clhinkif ' tMe11t1e1gttCebeneS Marnie A970 Northy35thiStreet School Actiiritiesz Wrestling, e iiiee - A -r', -- Penn Street School etixfgttvitiegfs varsity Basketbaiigfee varsity Softball, Drill Squad,'Senior Dance Committee, 'Horne-'A room Representative - r 4 9 ' ..,, ,- Sentvf Dtftctvry Alice Marie Cogdell i 813 5-Chelton Avenue, Apt. E-7, ySch0Q1 Activities: Practical 'tnursnig Program, junior Achievement, 1ifA Girl's Track, Atten ence Office Aide: ighirrey Coleman 108 Eutaw Street Colon Green.y 929 , -, - Z , fii..- jk ull., E arbara Cook Little-Bit ' Cedar Streets? rln Hq bitesz Dancing, Sinainst S tating in clothes A A g yy Deborah Denise Cooper it t!t'Debbie 926 Elm Street ,ll-Iobbies: Dancing, Cooking, Sporting y y y Lerenda Cooper Randi-e 2 318 Byron Street Hobbieszy jamming, Skating, Nursing Darryl Corley Rhino 21115 Berwick Street School Acttiv-ft ities: Basketball, Football, B a S eball - if 1. --Tanya Crew Squirty 915 Vme Street Hobbies: Skat- ing, Sewing, Dancing Wanda Michelle Qyrawfqrdl 2936 Mickle Street Hobbies' Singing, Doodling Y A Maria Cruz 'ci1aghy'9 2212 Sewell Street Hob ies. Tennis, Party,tftT:V.tt Edith L. ltt Year Book Staff, ytin Natwttttl rtii retary, idaiicedi Virgen 'Tata Gran StreetflSchool Activit- ies: Spanish- Club f Patricia Curry Pat t 11-56 -MagnoliatAvenue School Act- ivitlesg -American Soc- iety, Drill Squad, Track, Gymnastics Tonya Curtis Toni 926 Kimber Street School Activ- ities: National Honor Soc- iety, Senior Classy Repre-in Charles Covington t?One Sofwau 2935 Carmen iStreettScho tl Qgyrnsi-. Artmaster Activities: Basketball Hobbies ' ,Runnmggf Eiicerisfing, Gym- fi- ' V-f', V-ff H ' ttttt, Mttttttg lB31'1d, 1322 Band at litit 11135 Hobbies: 1 rlr- ' :',, o Belleview Avenue School Lawrence Darby 8443 Elm 6 ivities: Health, Careers 1 St 1 '--f 1, t 20th Street Sch ol Activities: Lawrence?'Delgado 344 Byroni,g,Sttreet,t,iSchool - ivities Rican Club Angela Watson- H bbies: Bas Natalie? School Activities :S Student, Council, iety, Squad -i Shar schooittt r-i, Softball, 9 A. W. A. R, Club Cora Dixon 332tState Street ll ll Thomag Tom, 1009 Evenue Hdb- bieslz g od, Boring, Talking trra- 1 Rvatr Dttstv it 3029 schoai Marlon, SISSY 2817 Street Year Book Rayhmattdhprttptzt 'DIQRFEE .,, ,, k kj. K5 H K, Net t,nh A Stttt Stffttf Dat- cing, Sin ng gtyv 1 Mark Drayton 621 State Street Activit-I' ies Cross 1 1 i2 ree 2g if? 12 l J 3 A iiii A 1i i ? A Debmfali trer B Davld wki :1'- . '.'.-. -n-- -f Career Club, Junior ' StfeefH0b?1eS- Al1Q'AftS A Eowergl A , 9 SchoolrActivitiesl: Wilsonian 16312311gSr1eIetESZEg:lt?A?c?t?1vit-aree NeWSPaPef . A ll H l G'b 'facuuldance Offlce , .g1.i, :,. L. ,rn - lilo E e gne h 13 E rson - e- 2 . l 2 I-2212? Nite eeeea est t l School ree reee fPreSidenfM L Glenn vie 236 A AAAA A . AAAA Q, A ,. lass Treasurer Businessq ' Robertq5Enr1q3glez e2ee 1 North 32nd Street School 919 7th'Street School ?faffjgY?aIf 0OE?13fAf?0 Atbiger Photography Club Dfamaiieii P99110 leant! Oimety' 1 e, Gomez Tony 629 Rican Choir Band . . 2 t 1. 2 an NO Street School Act- 2 Sl lvltles: Baseball Works for Mr ttl Vine Street leetlgrreet Hobbies: Music' ' belle Feofb-e11HOC ev 2 e l l Everett 'Al 999 Aanii 316 North - ARAA A e 2 1 .. Activities ttt : itl Kath-Y Office - - . Y P Pu mes- W fogfam' , 6 A 0 2 Skatingii?iBaseball, l easkerbalfeilje ee le llllltl y y Rican Club, Gymnastic eeee , ' efie Q of J. Ferrell 2125 West- A ttls by L die 1115 W b lister Ave. School Activ- Shawn Funffheg C001ie 220 Sgeet A C1-QSS President: AS- Abela Village Hobbies: Bas- - 2 Staff Wfite?'PfeXY' ketballr Meeting People, Nidia Gonzalez H01101' S0C1efY Party dancing. 2620 High Street 9 eer A ivities:ePuerto Rican FiOI'eEti 604 AN. y Secretary School flee Gaines, 2936 Mickle V Sung' Delta Slgma Street Hobbies: Playing Bass Santa Theres-aleG0n2e1eZ HTG' PffF'ateT1'11fY Guitar, Art, Drawing 90 East State Street Hobbies: Dance Fisher Shakey Reds High Street 2nd fl. Linda Geiser Lynn 2901 Margaret Lynne Goonan Activities: Year Book Miflkle Street School Aetiv- Goonie Bird 219 Eutaw Senior Activities, itiGSI HOITLGIOOITL Avenue I-lobbies: Sports, Newspaper Representative Babysltten ,., ... GE, iiiaihaiiiei Gooseberry Key El-Iall, 718 Bailey 0 William Ci-iief , Board 2008 River Road Street, ,School Activities 5 100 E. State Street, Hob- E School Activities WWHS Cheerleiadiiig, Dancing, biesg Paraphenal ia Collec- Marching Tigers, Musician, tor, Head Music Enthusiast Concert Band, Bass t tt, Q at Drummer 506 Hernandez' LUCY , 826 St. if iaa iaa iii Street, School . ff1' Q , , V ' 5 CIEISS Edward Gould ED 1159 it Bhfffalo' Northe32nd Street Hobbies: man -1 - i S Paflving Wood Working' School Sfa'aG Glrls 8 lfe ili I -- K t it i ie, i aeet if WO?-'k in Office ,St Chico ities? Tr 3-Ck Teama sity Pa'-11 eef,t..,, my Basketball Team 19th Actiifit- 0 ba1f'Yi311d B0W111'ig, iesg 'GQ1ngaitO ngovles' it Senior Editor of'Yearbook . t I 'tif , H Larry Graham ,gf Carrie , 2l56- pard 2914 Line Streetiii iii, Ha1iiiSS oeae eslickii, Westminister Ave, iiii ,S School, School AClSiVitieSI F0011bH11i Activit-53 Woedrow Wilsfm Baseball less Football? Choir, Main Elizabeth Liz T ice 0J 0 ef r S S 0 Da1'tenYa S , School, fi it , goal-i 2129 Activities g Side story Darlene Hillman. 436 Mt- E ii- 7 I, 32 izl . . iii Pleas-Hnist iitii S -ameri i etf street S iiio S eet S7 iiii hiiii iii S . .. H011-'let 000 iiii S .i imflle teii t t itte tei . at .ieii ' itieea ,t.e e,ii eeii iii f i'iiii S , S i i treet, S eeii S Sithii Gam, Gir1S Office etea i Ron , Seith . Westfield , Hob- , aait Street, Hobbies: Dancing, sports? iifi S F eiiii, ,,t, V' eilei S ii.i e S at H755 Ijlorsey, 550: Erie 2932 Carl Kohlenberg 3052iRiver School Activities 5 Carn1'nWStreet Hobbies: y Avenuez H American Society, l i jamming Listening to music t it it ' e Dfillirrsquad r GeorgetteKohlmeyer 28l00 Lin- o,,1 ' t ' L' Hough iiii f'Lar1?y e,, in 91161 i i 1 3 i.0'fReff1i1iEtf511 Streeff Theresa Kruger Tef1'Y'r' 1 Feecben, IVV Kay North 26th Street Seheeie' iiii iii i?i iiil i,iiii 201 Activities Color Guard r e it ing l Pamela House t Pam , 115 Nancy Labuda 833 Bergen sTerracewgrAve.tgr School Active Antione x ochly Avenuetliobbies: Partying, l ities 3 Capt. Color taiit Frigbie, Fggtball 4 . r t t I iiiei :ii Sfeff ltWfiferl3, iiii i l Elvis Lembelft 807 i ertiBuSinerss?Steaffi iii t Jones Street Sechoo1'ActivitieS: y Sewell Street r ttae . iri :if , Vtif -.f, f,, . ' , Efi ifgi, l f,, rgigltlgavell e to t Lambert ggnest golnesln it 1 . 1f1 - f21,- A itf. e ree C OO C lvl ' 4' , 51 ,gr .J ' , ellli Cross Country, Basket- g?fEiir3?52kEip3?gSlent at1Ve, t Track t ti t 427 r iir' r ,kig ,r,: , rir Vkwlkt IV, V. ii,,, ..tt rusie 1,, I' ..,, , ' l t ll t tli i r rr. -,ffE V' at t 1 ,St tn . rr 7 r i it i it 9 arrr errar rrrr ue sg A. Lee Pearl 915 l iii 4StreetgQ.H bhiesezfr rii 2622 klngv TUWG 1113 r i rti tftr i r . rri irrii Sparky ,4patiric1iatIac3fitson it Rerfg ill 3152 tii Street'School Sfihogl . yrr iiir 101131 H01193 S0?1eW i in r Afr9yAm3?19f?n iir ii. eae W?e?F1l?gfFe3nH 4 , . 1 y, , ,, J ,, ? i1f2 g 1 A y flee T6ny4'l' 915 isaac Moore Ike Carmen Negron Enid 6065: B278 Elgarragut Avenue School Pqimg Sfreeg,,,HQ1,bieS3gDan- going, g, ,g ,Boxing i H ggg ,tk A g Activitiesggj. V. Basketball, Qing, Music A n e ,e ef laee ee Football e b gg el .S eie A ee,, 933 Schogil g janel Moore 3278 Farragut Nbgrth 2nd Street School Act.. ivities: Football, Traiik, Zo 1ol A Avenue SC11001 ACtiVf-fieef Baseball r11rrr A.W.A. R. E. Club,,Wi1sQn- rra B . f llr i oaara Varsity 811' V' B Cheeip' Linda Susan Offfarrell Tub- .Bei2be?e E11?3ii:1A:Mi1f0H 'fBef35, leader, GYmHeSfiC5 A 203 South sth-get rrorrro1rr Activities: Office rrll Alvin Merelee National .Honor aa tt i Street ieheel J A Pfexy lttt Editor-in-Chief -of i BOOK. Debate Offh 2,947 g Activities, Nationa? eiit Royden Streetti-Iobbiets: Foot- i'ii : iiiii A 6 it Society, Upward Bound ball, Swimming l MitCh'? 52' - -'ei' n n , - , - f, Line Street School Act- Eddle Morales Papo ,54 AAAAAA A Harry Ott 27236 Harrison ' ivities: Track, 'il A South 30th Street Hlgbbles Avenue Hobbies: Hunting, Sports' V' Fishing b 6 jose Morales 631 State Street- Albert Omnger -fottn 1029 dse, h Mitchell oe or u , H ,, Lois Avenue Hobbies: Pa - Lmciff Catherine Morfmosl Cathy ing, Pinball my Street Activities: 1114 North 31st Street S A Cynthia? Morton Cindy 8616 17363 Ovgigs ZKung Fun a oleri eii ? A North g m street Hobbies: ieis A Alsl -use ara ee :Sharon Go1dief? 339 - Partiegg, Music innnbbb gg A g ,B ' . State :,ggTennis, Ieaning Moslley Stevgns Christopher R. Paluszewski icyclinge, Streetiiischooi Activities: leeeeel PolockYi 6e34 Willard Street . itilr ttet ,::: ' Seereterv fer Studi'-fiat Coen- School Activities: AVA CFQW' eil-1 Slleffa Year t Stag? Clfellf Year Book LU? :fQ-: li.: .,fi ,,-r: ,f',: .i:, . rslit btlnn btrri Actlvmestiii ' iikt it A rsoi Vanessa Monroe Ness 922 Howard Street School Activ- ities: Band Donna Montgomery Slim 34 Wood Street Hobbies: Swim- ming, Sewing, Reading A Donna M. Namm 1240 Ber- gen Avenue School Activit- 1es: in Aid Neale 2346 South 33rd Street Camping fr f iaii 1:: Sandra Lee Patterson Sandy' 331 Hillside Avenue School' Activities: Year Book Busi- ness Staff, :::: Clio1'tis,,,vPl'ays, South Jersey Chorus g 4 Senior Dzrectorgf George Perkins PeJsk 323 Migdalia Reyes N0rf11 1 eGloria -:??ROd13ig'LlGZ 1!iEnid1f'1 Beideman Avenue if 302 6F11 SfISeE511H0bbios: Reading, 425 eele Winslowfstreet H bbiessr 5011091ACfiVirieSrBaseba111V Listeningfto music 1 it fi? 51215 Img' Television' . 1 1 James Wllllam Rlch 'Rlch 67 Southr127th1 Street Hobbies: V V V ee e 1 ll South 34th Street School oeeoeee Liste P5 Sheila Louise Pettiford 3015 ActiVitieS.1:WrVeSt1ing-5 Foot- V ogeooe eee ' fsaunder Street Hobbies! 7 ban, i11Basebaii,v1i Wiisoman 7 mg' 7 Partying, Listening to 1 1 V olZo V 1V 1 VMigda1ia11 Rodriguez Wind Sr Fire 1 1 John Riebei 21832 leoe eeeeo rx 42 1 ' ' . .,,i t 'fi ir 1 Cti4Vi.EieS S' John e rf Avenue oeooe S11 2o eee e o Westf Bugle COTPSQ f Qoo ooleeoe Hobbies All Sports, 66SS SSS o A A A fE A ' l li A Slli S atChiH8 V- SSSS S6Si SSA A l' E N-HHCY Listening 1??uf?iC Sherman C- 1 North or ' rr ooi eeoo 302 WGS! RidiHgH 6fSf5S'g lil rrr 1 Foot- 1 Pepe Edwin Pure rrr 2 rrr 1 North 4th street street Schooi1 OO ivities: J bies: Baseball orrrlr door-Track, Outdoor-Track' liiii 1 ' 1 1 'B-ebay 21 Franklin Anthony rrr 1 Velenstia Rivera Belen 326 Frankie 2926 Boyd Street Hobbies: Dan-, , Street School Activiitifggig iir cing, Music, Dressing 1 Queen,f Repre- Member of ti.. 1 ,if1i, K f 1 rrrs ikrr Sexyr'A' A K' Richard Raeobaidor notice llii Activit- riir Sth .1 1 ,oil,, - anri . 1 iiril 1 lii 1 ,,k.a 4 i,,ii. 1 ,iii,i, 1 2791 Steven StreetvScii li lrr t1eS+fChUi?f rrri 2 Q rll i. V it Activities: Basketballfg vb ' ' ,irr lrr r'rr rrr ball, Football' srrf rlr osell ine 0 ' rrr tirr rrli r'r ' A :Q 1 ffii iii ilii 6 47 fN01'Eh Eugene Rankins 1ir r11rrii bites: 2 iii sfi 2055 Westministerirfkvemier rrr Horsebaek srir A School Activities: 12 rrlr r1ss 1 1 iir 1 ball, Baseball V VV V fit Ezii ,iit V Delis RQd1'ig11eZffBe1jZ3f-y a? i,Vii fVV ,-,,, 11 1411 921 NOITEI1 rriirr jose Pinguilo Anita Ratliff 257 South 27th 17 it 7 7 it 1i11 iirr or 1 1739-1Southr1f32an i?rStreet Hob- Street 1 1 1 I 1 Elizabeth Rodriguezi1 Lisy 't tor 2 1 1 1637 North 6th Street Hobbies 1. 1rt1 11ii irri 1 Carlos Real 144 Eufaw 1 or Reading, Writing, Doing Tanya Ross Mickle Avenue A S A word Search puzzles A Street. 1,,V. 11 rt, V111 'S 61 1 School ivities: Track Sharon E. Stevens 611 York Street School ivities: Track L joseph R Strang 41 North 24 Activities: A. V. A Stage Crew, Drama International ieqf, Main Office Joseph Elwood Streater 2090 Westminster A School Activities: Loves Play Football, Run track DLC' 1103 North 18 Street ' Andre' Sturgis 222 Vine Street Hobbies: Sports, Dancing Irene Sumpter Mush 105 Penn Street I-lobbies: Basket bally Cooking A Patricia Ann Swain Nute Hobbies: Basketball, Bike Riding james Stuart Jim or X AAAS Tgyiar 7l7 Cedar Street Hobbies: Sew- lng, Wplng Carroll Walker 520 Vine Street Hobbies: Dancing, Skating, Baseball Dennis William 2816 Saun- ders Street Hobbies: Tennis Cycling, Basketball ,, Sandra:Lee Taylor Sandi Pamela Walker- Apple 2783 Jerome Williams Coomby Village :Stevens Activa il,aa Street School Act- ,1-: ,,L' l'i ft' 23 WWW A A lil 8 osll A Q A 7 7 it iia tfack , , l Viiy its . . V,,,tV , n . 7 stb lllzftttt Jrs 4 sttit American Soc- ghfiiqig-ga lvlodern Maiarefres Chair, Drill Squad, 111 0 n r r r n c Hobbies' 301118 me -pf 7 7 135: toiiaa tlit A .eifaisl StreettHobbieS5i1 str it-Roberta :Pauline Williams .lgnnie f'Sue mg y Aciinvities:4lfloiji.ceroo,131,Rep-A 240 South 33Td:iit3tf9efiSCh001 Herbert A. Ware jr. Herb resentativei Modern Dance Acfivifiesr Puerto Rican School Activities: Footbalii, ' Club,JAJW.AfiR.'E.'5 Club' A Club, T.Y.., Colorguard, Speech Contest, Yearbook jg atta 1, Student Council Treasurer, Staff Wayoge Fern Homeroom Representative, Office Aid Joann Torres 3072 Federal Street School Activities: Cheerleading Tina Traenkner 1044 West 33rd Street Phyllis Travis Phyl 324 Burwood Avenue School Act- ivities: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball Vivian Vazquez Chee-Chee A910 North 4th Street Hob- bies,,,:,pS,iiat1ng, Tennis Ivan 'North 5th Stlfeet Bonnie Wagner 438 West y Browning Road School Activ- ities: Band Renee Watson lll North 226th Street Hobbies: Music, Bike Riding Steven Wesley 3066 Federal Street School Activities: Tennis Anne Marie West Ree 1233 North 21st Street School Activities: junior Achieve- ment, Library Aid, National Honor Society, Homeroom Representative Kenneth White 2017 River Road - Street Hobbies: Going to parties A Delores Wister DeeDee 758 North 28th Street School Activities: Yearbook Staff, Office Aid James Wyatt jim 420 North 40th Street Hobbies: Cycling, Drawing Theresa Maria Zane Terry' 2714 Pierce Avenue School Activities: A. W. A. R. E. C1UbsS::g,?gVNatlOn31 Honor Society Anguel Zayas Mic- key '5' 637 York Street School yyly Activities: Basebally, iifv 5 7ii trtg Wilk -rri SAWA initiiti A bies: Basketball, AATASWSAWASWW lfll 5 AEAAAEQV WASAAAJAES ,A Construction 4' Board Of Education Members vs' X T? 'N' Q3 42,1 - BNN Q if A kil. if ,-J, A ' ' P 1 S- V x . ' -,,:: ' A A A f ' E s b' , M l ffl V V ',1L:,1, ,LZL ,, . ::f:l.:. ,L , A E si Ligzy 2, . 1. oooooo o P l s V ' 4-f ' fi' if , ' q 7 F5 if in . . .,, P I -5- -,.f , 4 ,V X E ' f ' ' , A A Lyyiz xl . g P ' Egg: ,.. A i...f'1 .l : - 4-1 -ffl' L f M - f- - 1 - ' s Q l o , o 1 , ,1 o oooooooo o . , ihi ' ' 'k'hJ -f.b :,- 1 ' -'f-f o ' s sosooo o oooi so o, A, , ,o , , , if fi so ,L ,. ,imz VVVA Vm., H N ..... K ..., Q .. ..::N , 2 h K! - ' ' ' ' ' ooooo o ' o 'ss ,.., W ....-..l......l..-I - M r- -- - +12--. - ' E , L. TO R. William Shaw, Euleria Milliken, Ierrothia Riggs, Joseph Caparra, Frank Saponare fViCe-Presidenty, Theodore I-Iinson fPresidentj, Preston Gunning, Anthony Gonski, Alan Vogelson, Charles Ferrera, james Mathis l i K gi l 3. A ,W 3 , 55' l x sweep F 1 1l'o1 'S si The Class Of 1977 Bids You Farewell I ' ' Q -.. ' OW WILSON HI S A GRADUATION JUNE I3. 1977 SENIORS REPORT AT 8.39 OOHOOL OLOOOO FOR WJDERCLASSMEN DAYS SCHOOL ,OO ,,,., In O I v ,,,ffs: ' -A -1 O A Q l...?L.h..J. , x ZL '.i,, z A i f if ' at ,, vii , f j iri 'i' it ' li if BOTTOM TO TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW, Ms. B. Nelson, Keith Ferrell fPresidentj Sanda Patterson fVice-Presidentj, STANDING: Miriam L. Mercado fsargeant of armsj, Mr. Timpanelli, Betty Seidelman QSec- retaryj Nl , ,mf ,.. 'IA 'if'-w lg.. A 4 X :QE t as as Four school years ago the doors of Woodrow Wilson High School were opened to the class of 1977. Freshmen were entering a stage in life they did not understand, a school they were unaccustomed to, a group of people they did not know. Time, however, would prove that the class of 77 was ready to understand all these, it would mature and grow. Now, four years later, seniors look back with sa- tisfaction, pride, and experience. During the freshmen, sophomore, and in the junior years, the class was building, uniting, and coordi- nating its activities. In the sophomore year, the class sold jewelry for fund raising and it performed a number of other activities which would set the groundwork for future functions. The groundwork was evident when, in the junior year, a wave of students turned out to support the dances, the coo- kie sales, and the hat sales. Later in the spring of junior year, the class went on a class picnic. There under the shade of trees, clear weather and before the glimmer of the beautiful lake, the class enjoy-. ed a day of volleyball, swimming, barbecue, and baseball. ,At this point, if not earlier, the class was very much united. During the 1975-76 school year, the class proved itself to be hardworking and coop- erative. At last, September '76! Senior year! Senior activi- ties! Additional funds for a yearbook, a class trip, and a prom were needed. The class consequently promoted a final drive to sell cookies, jewelry, and candles. As was expected, many seniors coop- erated. Over one hundred students sold cookies, futhermore, seventy eight students sold over thirty dollars worth of cookies. Enthusiasm kept the class moving, that is until the senior class trip to Quebec, Canada. After the trip, the seniors suddenly real- ized that the year was almost over. Then in May came the senior prom, time was passing quickly. One month later the senior class would be graduated. Memories of the class of '77 will remain in the hearts of all seniors, those timid freshmen of '73, years into the future, many will look back and rea- lize how much they have grown since their high school graduation-since they were seniors-since they were part of the class of '77. Good-bye! Good luck! lee Ummm LEROY S STORE 24th 81 Howl Sts . JAMES R. MAYCOTT Ka SONS, INC. 2953 River Avenue mmfm ..,,.,,' E., SLi, y fi Sw. ' mlmfffvwuv Wes' , f- A Wh, 'ff I , W gif' N' '5 ' ,, iff? 2 iii ef' ff .y -Ml . ,,.,, ,WN , Z A , , , Lfbvf H, , BRADLY FUNERAL HOMES 3203 Federal St. and St. Hwy. 73 81 Evesham Rd. -1 --ww W TO BE DEVELOPED K USHNER'S HARDWARE 41st gl Federal Sts CHOSEED REALTORS 2701 Westfield Ave BUOSTERS PATRONS Warren Aaronson Fabzola Abeyta Ellen Ambrosa Mr J Barbato Wooley Bear Rose Berman Mr A I Brancato Demck Brooks Dor1sB Brooks Dons M Brooks Mrs R Brooks Dr 8 Mrs Brumberg KathleenA Carlm Harry Cohen Pau-1c1a Demslam Mr Doak Dolly Emmon Mr Faunce Frank GaJderow1cz Came Gantt Ms Dorothy Gllde Veromca Greene Apr1l Hardman Mr He1de JohnW l'l1CkS Fran l'l1gg1DS Margaretj H111 Flora M Hoelderle Mrs Mar1e E jones joy Shops Mrs jean Kehner Thomas Kennedy Kotl1koff's Mrs juamta Kusch Joyce Kusch Mr Lawyer Mrs Vemell Lester Magda as Taty Bob Maycott Betty R1ckenbach M lVll111E Mc Avoy Nelson Montes Edward Mor1nell1 V1ctor Muro Mr 8 Mrs Mussa Damel Nasutl Carmen Negron Amel1a Owen Blase Pllla Chereyl A Plnto Edwm Pm-e Mrs P1220 Mrs Vlola Preston juan Rlos aycott CONGRATULATIONS SANDRA PATTERSON LOVE MOM dz DAD Hellen Roche Paulj Roche Carlos M Rodnguez Jr Mr 8 Mrs C Rodnguez Nldla M Rodnguez D1ane R0gg1 Mr Fel1x R0gg1 Joey R0gg1 Mrs Sh1rleyRogg1 Mr S Mrs Rosettz H E Samango Marllynne Schwartz Edna Sebastlan Mr Shusterman Mrs Sophle Surovlck LadyV Swanson Clare Sweeny N R T1mpanell1 L1ll1anTunne1l Lnabeth L V1gg1ano N J Walker joe Watson Mrs R Woessner Dane Wynn Mlss Zlbelman Rosa Oruz Aida R, Montemurro T, .Sings - KANE'S KANDIESS V I I R 1 KANE'S KANDIES 2317 Federal St. TO BE DEVELOPED . 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