Wyalusing Valley High School - Vallian Yearbook (Wyalusing, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

As another year passes, students begin looking forward to the future. To some this means additional years at W.V.H.S.; while to others, it means the conclusion of their high school days and the dawn of new and possibly uncertain horizons in life. Even as one looks ahead, the years spent in W.V.H.S.willnotbe forgotten; but will serve as a beacon to light the way into the future. When phrases like “remember when we used to...” occur in conversations, the 1966-67 year at W.V.H.S. will be relived. A year filled with memories cannot be enclosed within the lifeless covers of a yearbook; rather it is a private collection of ideas and feelings resulting from personal experiences differing with each student. We, the Vallian staff, hope that this book will serve as a personal guide to help you keep alive your individual memories. With this in mind, we proudly present the 1966-67 Vallian. 'Dedication Ministration faculty foreign Exchange Students Seniors {juniors Sophomores ■freshmen Eighth Qrade Seventh Qrade jCifeAt W.V.M.S. Ads 4 Mf- and Mrs Glenn ftennett BECAUSE WE LOVE YOU NOT ONLY AS TEACHERS BUT AS DEAR FRIENDS Hard working and devoted...representing authority to the wayward, the key to answers for the inquisitive...counseling the troubled and the trouble-makers...educators...busy but never too busy to help a student...friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, you have been all of these to us and even more. How can we say— Thank You? We could have offered you a gift. But we have chosen instead to produce this yearbook for you. Thel967Vallianisonly the tangible embodying the intangible—our deepest admiration. Therefore, we proudly dedicate our yearbook to you--“Our Mr. and Mrs. B.” 5 By: Glen Yasharian By wisdom a house is built, and by understanding it is established: by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches. Proverbs 24: 3-4 In the Wyalusing Valley On the Susquehanna shore. Stands out noble Alma Mater; Sing its praises ever-more. May thy colors wave forever. As the coming years unfold; Hail to thee, Wyalusing High, Hail to the green and the gold Supervising Principal With the advent of commencement one feels that he has arrived. The highest towers however, start from the bottom. The tower of one’s education begins with the birth of a single human and ends with the commitment of the body of this human to the elements. Education, like godliness, is a never-ending process. May you always remember that the highest towers start from the bottom’’ and, as you stand on the sod of your foundation, your high school commencement,” may you look upward and visualize the top of your tower. 10 Principal To The Class of 1967 Commencement is the realization of a dream. Your first step in the educational procedure of life has been completed. Some of you have traveled far, while others have taken but a short step. It is my sincere desire that as you begin to make your place in the sun you will realize that the inquisitive nature of man demands that he reach farther with his mind in order that he may enjoy more fully the fruits of this life. II MR. BALCOMB--Business Administrator SCHOOL BOARD DIRECTORS: Ivan Waltman, Pres. John Culver, Vice-Pres. William Baker, Sec. Milton Morse, Treas. Wendall Wilson Adrian Fisk Togle Marcucci 12 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Marguerite Kromo Stanley Paulson MATH DEPARTMENT Linda Chandler Gary Cranmer Glenn Bennett Warner Stark Howard Wilson Marjorie Brotzman Eleanor Robinson Grover Worthington Clair Goodman Kenneth Millard ifcSfc Gary Stair LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT James Mathis SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Florence Beiinett Gary Camphire Gene Salsman James Seidel, Student Teacher Phyllis Sturdevant Maria Suarez 15 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT David Behrend Leland Bonhamer Evelyn Wilson LaRue Stanton MUSIC DEPARTMENT Barbara Lewis Robert Houck Neil Shook, Student Teacher ART DEPARTMENT James Eaton Mary Costa Kevin Downs VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Morris Otten INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Paul Smith Dean Starner DRIVERS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Ray Raffin PHOTO Not Avoilobl BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Jean Reinhart Allen Adams HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Lois Alderson Sarah Balcomb 17 SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Thomas McCarty John Voda PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Theresa Brennan Karl Schnure NURSES Ruth Harris Anne Jennings LIBRARY SCIENCE Lucille Chamberlain GUIDANCE Seth Johnston HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR Phyllis Sturdevant 18 Mrs. Joan Marcucci; Mrs. Donna Lutz Miss Doris Culver; Mrs. Ramsey Pensworth; Mr. Dean Balcomb; Mrs. Marleah Stevens Mrs. Mary Moon; Mrs. Ramsey Pensworth; Mr. Dean Balcomb Mrs. Potter Mrs. Milne Mrs. Waltman Mrs. Meteer Mrs. Knolles Bud Cobb 19 Robert Caswell Rodney Malloy Jh Memory Kerry Keeler Zed Cnee A flower blooms and fades and blows away. And blooms again according to the season; And in like manner youth exists from spring to spring, for to everything there is a time. In the past we have had a Light which flickered, in the present we have a Light which flames, and in the future there will be a Light which shines over all the land and sea. --Winston Churchill This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But rather the end of the beginning. --Winston Churchill 21 PRESIDENT MAX GANNON September 13, 1949 VICE-PRESIDENT BARBARA ELLEN TAYLOR May 9, 1949 Academic SECRETARY PEGGY LEE KNOLLES January 1, 1950 Academic TREASURER ARTHUR RAY SIVERS May 15, 1949 Academic ROBERT ADAMS October 19, 1948 Vocational JOHN JEFFREY ANDERSON August 12, 1948 Irregular 22 SHERILL LARUE BAILEY April 10, 1947 Trade Industry ARDEN C. BAKER October 4, 1949 Trade Industry DAVID PERRY BAKER November 11, 1947 Trade Industry JANET ELAINE BAKER July 31, 1948 Vocational SAM BAKER September 14, 1949 Irregular GARY B. BALDWIN June 24, 1949 Vocational 23 HARVEY ERNEST BATES May 3, 1948 Vocational DAN LYON BELL May 28, 1949 Academic PHILIP MORGAN BELLOWS October 10, 1948 Trade Industry SHARON ANN BENJAMIN March 7, 1947 Vocational LINDA MARIE BINETTE February 6, 1949 General IVAN FRANKLIN BOUSE April 7, 1949 T rade Industry 24 MARY ALICE BRINK July 17, 1949 Irregular ANN MARIE BROWN March 17, 1949 Vocational BARBARA KINTNER BROWN June 8, 1949 Commercial GARY WAYNE BROWN August 6, 1949 Vocational WOODROW WILLIAM BROWN December 15, 1947 Trade Industry CONNIE ANN CAMPBELL April 26, 1949 General 25 WALTER CAREY, JR. March 8, 1949 Commercial BONNIE RAE CARR October 14, 1949 Academic MICHAEL JOSEPH CIPRICH August 8, 1948 Trade Industry ED COLEGROVE September 17, 1949 Academic CY C. CORNELL September 29, 1949 Irregular LINDA CORA CULVER March 22, 1949 Commercial 26 EMILY ETTA DECKER May 5, 1947 Vocational JILL ANN DERBYSHIRE November 13, 1948 Irregular DENNIS WILLSON DIBBLE February 5, 1949 Academic SUSAN LOUISE DIBBLE April 30, 1949 Irregular VIRGINIA IRENE DIEHL March 4, 1949 Academic SHELIA ELIZABETH DOUGLAS February 3, 1949 Commercial 27 ROBERT ALAN DUNN November 9, 1949 Academic DIANE LEOLA EDSELL August 29, 1949 General DUANE CURTIS FARR July 31, 1949 Academic GARY ALAN FARR July 24, 1949 Academic BONNIE MARIE FASSETT October 6, 1947 Vocational EUGENE COURTNEY FERRIS August 14, 1949 Irregular 28 FRANCIS NEWTON FRANKLIN August 29, 1947 Vocational YVONNE C. GARDNER March 5, 1949 Irregular GENE ANNE GAYLORD November 4, 1949 Irregular DAVID CALVIN GIRVEN April 16. 1949 Academic FAY ILENE GLOSENGER January 12, 1950 Academic DALE LEE GOD September 16, 1949 Vocational 29 KEN D. GOODWIN November 29, 1949 Academic WAYNE EMERSON GOWIN May 6, 1947 Trade Industry HARLETON FRANKLIN GREEN February 11, 1949 Trade Industry ERIC GORDON GROSE October 9, 1949 Academic DONNA LEE HARRIS March 4, 1949 Academic FLOYD IVAN HATCH November 20, 1947 Trade Industry 30 MARY ANN HEATH June 14, 1949 Academic HARVEY HEEMAN January 31, 1948 Trade Industry MARIAN DIANNE HERMAN November 22, 1949 Irregular ROBERT ALLEN HITCHCOCK September 14, 1947 Vocational THERON EDWARD HITCHCOCK June 20, 1948 Vocational LINDA LEE HOFFMAN March 15, 1949 Commercial 31 CARL P. HOWELL July 19, 1949 Academic JOHN MANLEY HOWELL January 30, 1949 Vocational SUSANNE KAY HOYT July 1, 1949 Academic i LIDA ROSE HUNSINGER September 10, 1949 Vocational RONALD E. HUNSINGER January 29, 1949 Vocational JONAH LESTER HUNTER June 16, 1949 Academic 32 GLENDA JOHNSON December 16, 1949 Commercial GAIL JOY KING April 22. 1949 Academic SUZANNE KING May 21, 1949 Academic JEAN DORIS KIPP August 29, 1948 Vocational MERNA JANE KIPP September 5, 1949 Vocational CONNIE JEAN KRAUSE July 6, 1949 Commercial 33 NORMA LEE KUNKLE January 30, 1949 Irregular DAVID GERALD LA FRANCE December 27, 1948 Academic LUCILE LOUISE LEARN July 25, 1949 Academic JERRY VINE LEE October 23, 1948 Vocational ROGER GENE LEE March 9, 1949 Academic MARGARET ANNE LIMA May 17, 1949 Vocational 34 BRADLEY WAYNE LONG November 2, 1949 Academic JOHN C. LONG August 9, 1949 Academic GAYLYNNE LUTZ October 16, 1949 Irregular CORA ANN MANAHAN August 13, 1949 Commercial ELIZABTH ANN MANNING June 20, 1949 Vocational MARCELLA DORA MILLARD April 16, 1949 Academic 35 SUSAN COLLEEN MILLER May 12, 1949 Academic NANCY LEE MERRITT December 9, 1949 Irregular KATHY NAN MORSE May 27, 1949 Academic BILL MUENCH January 2, 1949 Academic GARY R. NORCONK December 19, 1949 Irregular DAVID N. MORTON March 26, 1949 Academic 36 LARRY WILMOT OTIS August 7, 1949 Irregular TED DUANE OTIS October 29, 1948 Vocational LINDA MARIE PALMIERI October 29, 1949 Irregular GERALD WAYNE PATROSKEY November 11, 1948 Trade Industry ROBERT KEITH PATROSKEY March 13, 1947 Trade Industry HOWARD MORRELLE PATTON January 18, 1949 Vocational 37 GWENDOLYN MARGARET PICKETT November 27, 1948 General MARY JANE PORTER April 7, 1949 General GARY GLENN POTTER January 14, 1949 Irregular MARGARET ELLEN POTTER July 1, 1949 Irregular LORENZO LEE REEVE October 5, 1949 Trade Industry DAVID RICK March 25, 1948 Trade Industry 38 WILLIAM E. RINKER May 2, 1949 Academic KATHRYN ROSE ROSS July 19, 1949 Commercial JOYCE LUCILLE ROUGHT September 4, 1949 Vocational ARTHUR RYAN December 9, 1948 Trade Industry DONALD A. SALS MAN January 31, 1950 Academic RONALD V. SALSMAN January 31, 1950 Academic 39 LEONNA SALS MAN June 4, 1949 Academic FRANCIS EDWARD SAWICKI September 8, 1949 Trade Industry VERNIE CATHERINE SAXER September 3, 1949 Academic KEN R. SHARER August 23, 1949 General RAY SHOEMAKER September 15, 1947 Vocational BETTY JOAN SICKLER June 19, 1949 Commercial 40 KATHERINE ELIZABETH SMITH May 21, 1949 General ROBERT JOHN SOBIECH September 11, 1948 Trade Industry LEONARD LEE SOULLIARD March 28, 1948 Trade Industry BEVERLY CAROL SUTTON July 19, 1948 Vocational FRED GORDEN SUTTON September 30, 1949 Vocational ROGER WILLIAM THOMAS October 12, 1948 Vocational 41 YVONNE ELAINE TINNA July 14, 1948 Vocational ROSLYN KAY TITCHEN October 11, 1949 Academic BARBARA SUZANNE TOKACH April 2, 1949 General TERESA LYNN TOMPKINS June 26, 1949 Academic JUAN PEDRO TORROBA March 23, 1948 Academic DOLORES MARIE TYLER July 5, 1949 Academic 42 CHARLES UTTER April 23, 1949 Irregular KEITH BURT VANDEMARK November 18, 1949 Trade Industry 3ALE N. VAN VOLKINBURG anuary 27, 1950 Trade Industry HELEN IRENE WALTERS January 16, 1949 Commercial LYNELL RUTH WAY June 17, 1949 Academic LARRY JOHN WEED March 27, 1948 Trade Industry 43 NANCY LEE WEINGARTNER October 11, 1949 Academic BARBARA LYNNE WELLES September 16, 1949 Academic SAMUEL S. WELLS JR. September 3, 1949 Academic MARY CATHERINE WERTS November 18, 1949 Academic SHAROL WESLEY March 22, 1949 Academic JACK L. WHIPPLE May 26, 1949 Academic 44 CRAIG WILLIAMS June 8, 1949 Academic DONNA MARIE WILMARTH March 20, 1949 Academic GARY RALPH WOODRUFF March 28, 1949 Trade Industry SHARON KAY WYGRALA November 2, 1949 Commercial GLEN ROGER YASHARIAN August 5, 1949 Irregular LINDA KATHLEEN YOUNG November 19, 1948 Academic 45 NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Robert Adams Bob Ah John Anderson The Skul Boom Sherill Bailey Butch Get my work done David Baker Baby Hughey Oh my turtle died Arden Baker Ardeen Bite Me Janet Baker Jan Are you sure Sam Baker Baker Don’t sweat it Gary Baldwin Baldy Oh Ya Harvey Bates Tex Lets eat Dan Bell Ding Dong Como no? Philip Bellows Phil Never get married Sharon Benjamin Poochie Oh, boy Linda Binette Tiger Sorry about that Mary Brink Scratch I wouldn't lie to ya Ann Brown Annie Yipee Barbara Brown Barb Might just as well Gary Brown Brown Oh yeah Woodrow Brown Lu Lu You Knothead Ivan Bouse Ikey Lop Eared Connie Campbell The heck too Walter Carey Sonny Meet me at Acme Bonnie Carr Bonnie Quiet Lynell Michael Ciprich Moose Censored Ed Colegrove Ed You dirty? Cy Cornell Moose Two w. make a R. Linda Culver Peaches You big dumby! Emily Decker Henry Oh my gosh Jillann Derbyshire Pico Aipsly fair billis Dennis Dibble Doc. Hi Gang Susan Dibble Susi Thats cool Virginia Diehl Ginny Think so huh? Shelia Douglas Dougie Chickie Robert Dunn Dunn You 're a nut Powers Diane Edsell Di What? Duane Farr Frankie Censored Gary Farr Gaf Why for? PET PEEVE Mr. Gooddy School Know-it-alls Stop signs Clair Les x girl friends Utter Moe Girls antiVolkswagonists Go Go Girls Two-timers Educated Bum All boys Sam's Sister Being tickled Cops Eva Harmon-Potter Draft board Girls Noise Work 11th grade girls Principals Being tickled Linda Williams Saverkraut cabbage Automatic Car Hops Story tellers Jay Carey's burping Powers My brother Mary Principals Radar HANGOUT Gobler's Knob Anywhere Home Burt's Here and there Standing Stone Camptown Carl's Williamsport Lime Hill Old Mill Tunkhannock Where boys are Any place Deephole With Cliff Carl’s Genningville Manahan's Kitchen Most anywhere Georges Rest Wilmot Beer hall Spring Lake Any place With Donnie Lacey Street Australia Towanda A dance Hollenback Local Pub Anywhere • Anywhere Honda 150 1955 Willy's AMBITION Farmer Bomb Chemist Electrician State Trooper Doctor Housewife Pro Football Fish Game Dept. Army Metalurgist Navy Beautician Air Force Boy chaser Husband pusher Housewife Make money Electronics Good job Air line stewardess Clerical Worker Join Army Go to college Draft Card burnes Mechanical Engineer Donnie's wife House Work To Travel Music Teacher Airline Stewardess French Teacher Nurse Equipment operation Make Money Playboy Nuclear Physics Advisor o NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Bonnie Fassett Dear Censored Eugene Ferris Chuck Missed by that much Francis Franklin Bogo Mountain Dew Max Gannon The Chief Send me home Yvonne Gardner Vonn ie Would You Believe? Gene Anne Gaylord Genie Out of your tree David Girven Girve Quelle Page? Fay Glosenger Fazie Awe Baby Dale God Godie What's it to ya Ken Goodwin Goody What kind of deal Wayne Gowin Toad You liar Carleton Green Carl Crying out loud Eric Gross Eric the Red Huh Donna Harris Leezie Up tight - Outa Sight Floyd Hatch Hatchie Oh Get Out Mary Ann Heath Honestly Harvey Heeman Butch Lets Get Drunk Boys Dianne Herman Hermie Breaks Me All Up Robert Hitchcock Bob Hi good looking Theron Hitchcock Bussy Just Lucky, I Guess Linda Hoffman Blondie What's It To Ya Carl Howell Carl Two lefts make write John Howell So What Lida Hunsinger Sweetie Cool it Ronald Hunsinger Ronnie Balony Jonah Hunter Lester Susanne Hoyt Susie Oh Yeah Glenda Johnson Blackie Bite Me Gail King King Asi es la vida Suzanne King Mother I’m so Embarrassed Jean Kipp Jeanie He Kills Me Merna Kipp Sugar Peggy Knolles Peg One of those Connie Krause Snipper Heaven forbid Norma Kunkle Duflatch Slow down Jerry David LaFrance Duff Si PET PEEVE David Noisy teachers Sharon My Red Wagon Rude boys Blue Bomb Blue Jeeps Hipocrits Mr. Worthington Police Cars Sister Hair Uncombed 7 man sled Boys who lie Teachers homework Girls Certain Boys School Competition L. Kisner School People Towanda Girls Girls Mechanic Ignorance Linda K. Quick Quizzes Steering Wheels Farmers Hospitals Kiddy Corvettes J. M. Jerry Adults HANGOUT AMBITION David's Powell’s House Oak Hill Hanzoks Home Towanda Local scaffold Apartment E. M. Anywhere Yellow Submarine Green Eye Home Georges' Every place Slocums Georges Black Walnut Old Mill Wyalusing Swetters Green Eye Any old Hill Anywhere New Albany Home Home Home Wyalusing Dodi’s Eagles Mere Lemon With Gordon Clapper Hill Home Manny's Not Home Social Worker Soil Scientist Farmer Notre Dame Secretary Interior Dec. Sometimes Social Worker Construction Mr. America Electronics Marine Corps Teacher Farmer A. Stewardess Chase Girls Secretary Truck Driver Electrician A. Stewardess Skuls Helper Make a Million Beautician Miser Metallurgist English Teacher Secretary Social Worker Elementary Teacher Have Fun Housewife A. Stewardess Secretarial work Beautician Secretary of State NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Lucile Learn Lucy Hey Crew! Jerry Lee Porkey Beat it! Roger Lee Rog Confound it! Margaret Lima Sherm Don’t sweat it Bradley Long Brad 2 wrongs make right John Long Jake Oh dear Gaylynne Lutz Slutz Do ya hurt - bandaid Cora Manahan Corie Do you believe it? Elizabeth Manning Betsy I'll be jiggered Marcella Millard Marty I'm so happy! Susan Miller Sue Poppy cock Nancy Merritt Parrot Oh goodness! Kathy Morse G. G. Gees - Louise Bill Muench Mohammed Better late never Gary Norconk Norky Censored David Norton Dave Take me 2 your lead Larry Otis •’Oats' You dumb toad Ted Otis Sederick Bite me Linda Palmieri Linnie Stop it! Gerald Patrosky Tarzan Hard to tell Robert Patrosky Bob None Howard Patton Howie You dud Gwendolyn Pickett Gwenny Yea it is Mary Porter Red You mustn't! Gary Potter Meathead Why of course not Margaret Potter Peg Oh yeah? Lorenzo Reeve Zeke Beats me David Rick Tiny Caesar William Rinker Tiger First Don’t Succeed Kathryn Ross Kathy Hi Sweetie Joyce Rought Sussiee Cut it out Arthur Ryan Mr. Spock Yankee's won Donald Salsman Donnie Censored Leonna Salsman Chacha Si Cheey PET PEEVE HANGOUT AMBITION Vernie Cops Trigonometry Merritt Teachers Towanda Ptiinney Viet Nam a certain Buick Know it alls Banana Splits Russians fake people Sarge C. English teachers Empty shells Fatty Schnure Grunt Eddie Pool School None Girls A long nosed L. B. Edsell Otis Bouse Lots of things ’63 Plymouth Life Coaches Certain Blonde Mr. Voda Report cards Short directors Exchange students Barn New Albany Shady Nook William Street Anywhere Anywhere Towanda dances Wysox Black Walnut Lime Hill Tastee-Freez Campbells Anywhere Where action is Wyalusing Outdoors Everywhere Armitage's Funny Farm Wyalusing None Home Any place Junk Yard Sports Hard to tell Bev s New York State New Albany Square dances Stevensville Least expected Her place Laceyville Medical Technology Make money Social Worker Beautician Chemical Engineer Accountant Beautician Fulmer's helper Housewife Nurse Teacher Nurse Elementary teacher Olympic Champ Any college Superman College • Farmer State Trooper Welder Truck driver Veterinarian Gym Teacher Model Pro Football Practical Nurse Welder Private eye All-American Secretary Out of school Carpenter Minister 3 NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Ronald Salsman Ron Boy are you screwy! Francis Sawicki Fuzzy Boy are you screwy! Vernie Saxer Dolly You know Ken Sharer Blimp Look at that Ray Shoemaker Shoey Censored Betty Sickler Dickie Well it's different! Arthur Sivers Beanie Bien Katherine Smith Kathy Humph! !! !! Robert Sobiech Bob It’s the way it goes Leonard Soulliard Leonardo Oh yeah Beverly Sutton Bev Oh no Fred Sutton Wilt Bite Me Barbara Taylor El Gad Ynonne Tinna Tiny Oh! Rats Roslyn Titchen Rozie Pain! Roger Thomas Rod Barbara Tokach Babzi Heck with it Teresa Tompkins Terry Rotten Sock Juan Torroba One What does that mean? Dolores Tyler Dodi Mercy Keith VanDeMark You name it Dale VanVolkingburg Smoke Are you for real? Helen Walters Helen Y ou know how it is! Lynell Way Marm Whippidoo Larry Weed C ensored Don’t knock it Nancy Weingartner Nan Sorry bout that Barbara Welles Barb Charming Samuel Wells Sam Funniest ever heard Catherine Werts Kack D. 0. P. Sharol Wesley Rexy Really? Jack Whipple Sooner You Knucklehead Craig Williams Stub Eat it Donna Wilmarth Willy Charming! Gary Woodruff Huh! Sharon Wygrala Darn! Glen Yasharian Yasharian Actually... Linda Young Censored Got any gum? Charles Utter Charley PET PEEVE Homeroom G. Woodruff Onions and Garlic People Barbara Mr. Paulson Corvairs Armed Forces Cars Woodruff's Chevy Physics Class Mr. Gooddy Know it alls Sexy Girls Squeaky reeds Girls Hypocrits U. S. Army Ex Students Rules Dirty Lockers Competition Miserable People Carbon Copies Banana Splits Joe Perchinski Time This Horoscope Long Phone Calls Old Mill Conformists Quick Quizzes Speed traps Basketball School Shorthand Haircuts Judy Janet Cobby HANGOUT Powell's Towanda Lucy's House Anywhere Heath’s Anywhere Hollenback Where he is Herrickville Towanda Home, TV Home Taylorville Dushore Band practice The Woods Trail Inn Camptown Where action is Laceyville Anywhere Everywhere Home Tastee Freez Danceland Ronnie's ???????? Room 5 Danceland Anyplace Nowhere Church Church Greek's Band Practice Lime Hill Springhill Baker's o m- A MBIT ION Comm Artist College Teacher Farmer Women Chaser Beautician Heavy Equip Oper Beautician Army Career Jet Pilot Inter Decorator Farmer Peace Corp Housewife, Mother Interpreter None Sexologist Medical Secretary Rancher Sp Ed Teacher Very Little None Stenographer Gym Teacher Air Force Beautician College Civil Engineer College Dietician Very Little Succeed Teacher College Secretary Guitarist Nurse Programmer Better Jnternational Understanding Zhrough youth 50 51 It was with some trepidation that I faced my first day in an American co-ed high school. In a few weeks my attitude had changed so much that I was quite upset to have to stay home with the mumps. During this year I have had many novel and delightful experiences which have given me a fresh approach to the American way of life. All my warmest thanks to the students and teachers of W. V.H.S. whose friendliness have made possible such a wonderful year in the United States. Without such people as you--my American family, the A.F.S. Chapter, and the people of Wyalusing--the A.F.S. motto, Walk together, talk together, O ye people of the Earth. Then and only then shall ye have peace, ” could never have been fulfilled. 52 Jillann Derbyshire The past year, which I spent in Australia under the Rotary International Exchange Student Program, was a year I will never forget. I feel I gained an incal culable amount of knowledge and experience in life. I came to consider Austral ia, its people and its customs as my own country. Until I return, I will always remember and deeply appreciate the Aussie hospitality. During my year abroad, I had the good fortune to visit thirteen countries around the world. I have seen and done many things, and I have come to one basic conclusion. We must never take our country for granted as so many of us do. We must always be thankful to God that we have the privilege to live in the United States of America. David G. LaFrance Walk together, talk together all ye peoples of the earth, then and only then shall ye have peace. This is the American Field Service motto and it has become an unforgettable motto in my life. For through this organization I spent an irreplaceable summer in Greece. The knowledge that I gained from living with the Greeks, learning their customs and struggling with their everyday trials was all part of my experience. I feel I have learned and gained much more than I can ever give, and I hope to see more people trying for this opportunity, for it is a priceless one. Kathy Morse 54 All that 1 gained from my past year in Mexico cannot be expressed in words. Not only did I learn about the people, their language, and their customs, but about myself. I was on my own and I got to know myself and what I want from life. I wish to thank the Laceyville Rotary Club, the Los Mochis Rotary Club and every Rotarian in every country of the world for being a part of the wonderful organization that made this experience possible for me. Leonna Salsman 55 A special Sunday in January of 1966 became one of the most unforgetable days of my life--my arrival in the United States of America. Then began my association with the people of Wyalusing Valley where I have made many friends that I will never forget. The Laceyville Rotary Club made it possible for me to spend this wonderful year with you, the students of W.V.H.S. I hope all of you can come and visit me in my homeland, Argentina. Now that the members of the class of 1967 must go their separate ways, I want to express my appreciation to each and everyone for accepting me with friendship and cordiality. May all your wishes come true. Have fun! Juan Pedro Torroba 56 Ask not what your country Can do for you; But what you can do For your country. J. F. Kennedy President Brian Stein Vice-President Bill Smith Secretary Linda Hart Treasurer Barb Spaeth Gerald Adams Joe Armitage Leroy Armitage Sharon Bailey Karen Baker Sheryl Balcomb Mike Barnes Peggy Barto Don Beaumont Robert Beebe Walter Beebe Joe Bendock Darla Benjamin Dave Benjamin Jim Bennett Mary Ann Bolles 58 Janet Bouse Dale Brotzman Jack Brotzman Jim Brown Laura Brown Brenda Bullock Jane Bullock Susan Bundle Kathy Burke Pete Butler Richard Campbell Millie Carey Sue Carr Dennis Chase Ed Chase Joan Cogswell Janice Culver Faye Cunningham Sandy Decker Sharon DeWitt 59 Ted Dibble Floyd Douglas Tom Durand Helen Edsell Robert Ely Burton Force Brad Garris Donna God Gary Goodwin Pam Gowin Rita Gowin Bob Hanzok Janice Harris Shelia Henning Phil Hercenberg Darlene Hoffman Ed Howell Reese Hoyt Nanette Huffman Roger Hunsinger 60 Shetri Keeler Lee Keeney Ray Keeney Barbara Kirk Linda Kisner Carol Kithcart Irene Knolles Nancy Knolles Steve Knolles Kevin Kunkle Bob Long Carl Mader Paul Mallory Marietta McMicken Joanne Moody Mark Moody Richard Morningstar Libby Morse Ed Newton Jacqueline Oakley Jack Olmstead Daryle Owen Harry Owen Ida Patton Joyce Pickering Lanny Potter Claire Ann Powell Ellen Rosencrance Phyllis Rosencrance Loretta Ryan Jim Salsman Judy Salsman Wayne Salsman Bob Sandor Judy Sandt Nancy Sandt Richard Shaffer Debbie Schnavely Clifford Shaffer Judy Shook 62 Carol Sickler Darlene Smales Jeanette Smith Kathy Sobiech David Spaulding Bill Stalford Larry Stethers Gary Stevens Robert Stevens Garnet Stoddard Sheryl Sullivan Barb Sutton Anne Sweet Betty Swetter Nancy Teeter Gary Teel Maureen Tiffany Marsha Tinna Mike Tokach David VanDeMark 63 Judy VanDeMark Gregg Vanderpool Burton Viall Carol Vieldhouse Libbie Wech Gloria Welles Polly Welles Oliver Wilcox Cindy Wildrick Julia Wiles Roger Wood Clifford Woodruff Nettie Woodruff 64 Sophomores 65 Patrick Beebe Valerie Beebe Bonnie Bell Pat Blow Dawn Bodnar Linda Bride Alan Brown Douglas Brown Nancy Adams Debbie Allen Sally Arey Martin Armitage Alice Bailey Allan Bailey Bonnie Barto Kenneth Bates Howard Brown Jane Brown Mary Lou Brown Larry Burke Patty Yeager President Priscilla Welles Vice-President Gail Dunklee Secretary John Brotzman Treasurer Susan Button Donald Byrd Diane Canfield Richard Casselbury Diana Caswell Chris Ciprich Ty Cobb Ernest Cole Vernon Cole Kerry Conner Anne Crandall Paul Cummiskey Kathy Decker Diane Dibble John Dieffenbach Mark Dietz Pat Dunfee Ed Dunn Bonnie Ely Cathy Elliot Sharon Fassett Bonnie Franklin Diane DeVore Larry Franklin 67 Lloyd Franklin Tom Franklin Danny Gamble Jennifer Gary Connie Gaylord Keith Grose Donald Haines Sharon Harris Lyenne Hawley Barb Heath Dave Heath Lin Heath Daryl Hercenberg Floyd Hitchcock Cathie Honeywill Charles Howell Donald Jackson Fred Jackson David Jayne Rodney Jayne Steve Jordan David Keeney Joseph Keeney Jerry Kipp 68 Loren Kipp Mark King Robert Kisner Richard LaFrance Pamela Lamb David Lee Linda Lewis Mary Lima Richard Lines Philip Long Donna Mader Kenneth Mapes Gary Masters Bonnie Merritt Wayne Millard Gary Miller Nancy Miller Kathryn Minnier Milt Morse John Muench Nancy Mullican Gary Neiley Sharon O'Connor Robert Oliver Pat O'Neil Janet Otis Diann Ott Charlene Pickett Yvonne Parkhurst Jim Patton Karen Reeve Sally Robinson Calvin Rogers Eugene Ryan Richard Sabol Dianne Salsman Sharon Sawicki Carolyn Saxer Benja Sheldon Jean Shoemaker Darlene Shook Norman Sick Jack Slocum David Smales Donna Smith Norma Spaeth Linda Spaulding David Spencer 70 Roland Stalford David Starner Norma Steffen Scott Sterling Lanny Stethers Leona Stoddard Richard Stoss Allen Sweet Mark Teeter Claire Tiffany Jackie Titchen Karolyn Warfle Arnold Werts, Jr. Janice Werts Violet West William Westbrook Kathy Wilcox Connie Williams Martha Williams John Young Judy Woodruff Roy Woodruff 71 JVufiyjrapV 73 Kathy Girven President Kay Welles Vice President Helen Waltman Secretary Linda Cole Treasurer Tony Adams Harold Adams Forrest Aeppli Jan Anderson Larry Anderson Martha Armstrong Betty Jo Baker Kay Baker Louise Balcomb Carl Barnes Diana Beebe Cathy Beeman Gene Bennett Charles Benninger Carl Bliss Keith Bluhm Mike Bodnar Rita Bouse Harriet Brink Julie Brotzman Anita Brown Darlene Brown John Brown Kathy Brown LeRoy Brown Patty Brown 74 Raylene Bullock Nancy Bundle David Burgess Maureen Burke Dreama Byrd Daniel Campbell William Carey Lloyd Casselbury Maxine Casselbury Tom Ciprich Sidney Cole Sharon Cooley Tom Curtin Ivan Decker Judy Decker Keith Detrick Bobby Dibble Henry Diehl Priscilla Dunham Robert Dunham Jacquelyn Dunn Marilyn Durand Ronald East Connie Fassett Kevin Ferris Thomas Finan Sally Finch Michele Fulmer Lucinda Gamble Valerie Gardner 75 Wanda Gardner Rodney God Mark Goodwin Gregory Gowin Irene Harris Larry Heeman Sandy Herman Marian Hite Gary Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Jim Howard Roger Hugo Becky Hunsinger Renee Jayne Eugene Johnson Judy Johnson Phil Johnson Russel Johnson Wayne Jordan Richard Kaufmann Alan Keeney Tracey Keeney Dale Kingston Doyle Kipp Linda Kipp Roger Kipp Marjorie Kishbaugh Larry Knolles Marsha Knolles Pam Knowles 76 Fern LaFrance Andrea Lamb Earline Lattimer Gregory Learn Richard Lee Tom Lee Ben Leljedal David Lilley Jackie Lima Paula Lines Carol Long Ida Magee Iva Magee Maurice Marcucci Curtis Merrick John Merritt Patty Merritt Christine Milarta Marleah Miller Ted Mosier Thelma Mosier Bernard O'Neal Daryl Otis Rocky Otis Linda Owen Carol Pisaneschi Diane Potter Mary Ellen Powell Gary Powers Ann Preston 77 Fred Proctor Kathy Ridgeway Dale Robinson Terry Robinson Terry Roof Allan Rosencrance Cathy Salsman Diann Salsman Joanne Salsman Lidarae Salsman Steve Salsman Larry Sands Lonnie Saxer John Saxon Laurie Schulze Bill Sharts Andy Smales Graham Smith Jack Spence Francis Spenser Jay Stanton Jill Stevens Steve Stoddard Linda Stoss James Swingle Harold Tinna Jackie Trowbridge Julie Turner Charles Underwood Cathy VanDeMark 78 Connie VanDeMark Mark VanDeMark John Warfle • Ruth Warfle Shelley Way Malcolm Wech James Welliver Clayton Welles III Lincoln Welles Wendy Wells Larry Whipple Bill Whitmiller Laurie Williams Pat Williams George Wilmarth David Wood Glenn Woodruff James Woodruff Walter Zakrzewski 79 80 Eigth Grade Seventh Grade Thomas Burns President Joan Culver Vice President Albert Rosencrance Secretary Clifford Skillings Treasurer Patrica Adams Ronald A llyson Gregory Anderson Vanessa Anderson Dale Armitage Raul Azpiazu Linda Baker Pam Baker Joy Barnes Peter Barnes Betsy Barto Ada Bell Pete Bell Edward Bendock Kathy Bolles Ronald Bodnar Dennis Boyanowski Earl Brewer Janet Brown Karen Brown Laura Brown Richard Brown Victor Brown Betty Bundle Barbara Burke Jerry Camp 82 Billy Cart Richard Caswell Richard Chase Ronald Chilson Mark Ciprich Susan Cobb David Conner Dennis Cunningham Sally Dibble Kathleen Dieffbaugh Danny Doss Mike Dunfee Cathy East Eddie Edsell Cheryl Edwards Carol Fassett Larry Fassett Pete Finan Kenneth Finan John Goodwin Judy Gowin Ree Ann Hardic Marie Harney Maurine Hart Donald Hatch Shirley Heath Romayne Henning Nancy Higley Carol Hitchcock Gwen Hoffman 83 Ed Howard John Howard Gerald Howell William Huffman Carol Hugo Linda Jayne Brian Keeler Jack Keeney Mike Keeney Joan Kipp Louise Kintner Carlton Kisner Beth Knolles Robert Laird Vickie Lamb Fay Lane Christine Leljidal John McKernan Victor Millard Raymond Morris Cindy Neiley David Oakley Clair O'Connor Russell O'Neal Michael O'Neil Donna Ott Marquita Parkhurst Tracey Parsons James Pickering Harriet Ann Proctor 84 Kathy Repsher James Robinson Kay Salsman Roseanna Salsman Ruth Salsman Michael Sandor Ronald Sandor Laverne Saxer Kathy Schnavely Linda Shaffer Lanny Sheehan Richard Shoemaker Cora Sickler Ann Simons Penny Smiley Darlene Stahl Marilyn Stalford Wayne Steele Lonnie Stethers Myron Stoss Dawn Sullivan Linda Sutton Dana Sweet Alison Taylor David Teel Dennis Teel Kay Thompson James Tinna Richard Tokach Robert Underwood 85 Lloyd Woodruff Virginia Woodruff Kandy Utter Sandra VanDeMark Mitchell VanDerpool Ronald Vandervort Maryann Voda Beverly Warfle Brad Welles Debbie Welles Virginia Welles Robert Welliver Ann Wells Walter Whipple Susan Wiles Gary Wilson Paulette Wodzinski 86 President Terry Moody Vice President David Wells Secretary John Decker Treasurer Abbie Stevens Brian Ace Jeff Adams Roland Aeppli Donna Arey Donna Armstrong Lonnie Bailey Daniel Barto Thomas Bates Debbie Bedford Linda Beebe Anthony Bendock Connie Benninger Debra Bluhm Tom Bride Alan Brotzman Janet Brown Karen Brown Priscilla Brown Terry Brown Susan Burke Frank Carey John Carey George Ciprich Jane Ciprich Jack Clapper Buddy Cobb 88 Francis Colegrove Richard Conner Ken Crandell David Decker Susan Decker Alanson Dunham Gary Dunn Marsha Edsell Dale Farr John Farrell Iva Fassett Kenneth Fassett Nancy Fassett Barry Ferris Mary Finan Betty Franklin Stanley Franklin Steven Franklin Winifred Frystack Chris Gardner Kathy Garris Kevin Girven Karen Glosenger Cindy God Joanne Goodwin Waren Greenley Peter Hardensteine Sam Harris Debbie Hartshaw Robin Hatch 89 Edward Heeman Audrey Henning Marcea Herman Kenneth Hicks Rodney Hoffman Kay Howard Linda Howard Kathy Howell Randy Hugo Bruce Johnson Donald Johnson Howard Johnson Rick Johnson Allyson Keeney Bettey Keeney Gary Keeney Lorraine Kellogg Cherrie Kipp Sam Kneller LaRue Kobbe Diana Lamb Donna Larrabee Alan Long Debra Mahoney Jim Manning Charles Mapes James Marcucci Philip McMicken Cindy Merrick Gary Merritt Lewis Milarta Scott Miller Diane Mosier Barbara Mowry Diane Neiley Pat O'Connor Steve Otis Clyde Preston Mary Preston Vince Proctor Debra Quinn Steve Reinhart Kathy Robinson Retha Robinson Christine Salsman David Sandt Linsey Sawicki Eileen Saxe Marilyn Saxer Martha Saxon Betsy Schroth Anne Shaffer Richard Shaffer Robert Shaw Connie Singer Ann Slocum Gerald Slocum Martha Smith Scott Snyder Vicky Spence 91 Susan Spencer William Spencer Janet Steele June Steffen Joy Stein Diane Stevens Steven Sturdevant William Swingle David Swisher Charlene Taylor Betsy Tewksbury Curtis Tiffany Burton Tinklepaugh Leon Tinklepaugh Wendy Tinna Richard Trowbridge Lola Vanderpool Philip Vanderpool Victor Viall Richard Vieldhouse Rose Voda Douglas Waltman Alan Warburton Cheryl Warfle Lenard Warner Robert Weingartner Terri Weingartner Linda Welles Ronald Welles Judy Wells 92 William Wells Debbie Whipple Roberta Wilcox Dale Wilmarth Henry Wood 93 Glen Yasharjan by: Glen Yasharian by: Glen Yasharian by: Terry Roof by: Glen Yasharian by: Glen Yasharian 97 At W. V. H. S. school spirit means different things to different people. Perhaps it's the exhilaration of winning a close game, or the mixed feeling of playing your best but accepting defeat. It's good sportsmanship, here, and whenever you represent your school. It's pep rallies, posters in the halls, school songs, cheers and cheerleaders. It's the desire to do your best for your school, whether it be a game, a band concert, or a club activity. But all would agree that school spirit is at its peak when the quiet respect for the Alma Mater binds us with spoken loyalty for the Wyalusing Valley on the Susquehanna Shore. ” 98 A farewell party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bennett for Juan Pedro Torroba, our Rotary Exchange student from Argentina. On the evening of January 16, Juan was surprised by many of his friend once again (last year a birthday party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Bennett for Juan; it also was very successful since it was new for him to experience an American surprise birthday party). Entertainment was presented by Spanish Club members and also many of Juans other friends. The first part of the program was This is Your Life, which portrayed Juan's life from childhood to his return home from the U. S. to Argentina. Other entertainment included various panel shows, singing, and an all-around good time. Refreshments were served later in the cafeteria. Although Juan's return to Argentina was a sad event for all of us, we were very happy to have his friendship in the past year. 100 Senior Play 101 102 103 105 Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Gamble, Libby Morse, Diane Beebee, Diane Herman, Kathy Burke, Sharon Harris, Linda Hart. % Majorette Club LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1; C. Gamble. L. Morse, D. Beebee, D. Herman, K. Burke, S. Harris, L. Hart ROW 2: P. Smiley, R. Henning, A. Wells, C. Williams. K. Howard. A. Henning. D. Stahl. D. Sweet, W. Tinna ROW 3: A. Bell, W. Decker. P. Merritt. S. Finch. M. Hite, J. Smith, P. Wodzinski. A. Shaffer, K. Utter, M. Knolles 106 Concert fSand ROW L: m. Srisman,: u tiaras,, JU Cogswell Nv fiofem,, • BulfobkV .• U flaffiisy Pi- Laitib' ROW Z;: K, Sick, MU BaD.es,, . Earns,, R Bbtler,.- C.. PPVvelT,, Bv GlbsArigPtU Wygraia, P i- SbMavfely, Nv H6f-finarr,, L, Gary,, SU Balaomb,, Ml, Tiffany,, RU Titdien,, Siillivanv BlbWh ROW' BV Jv ®tMSity P, lines, £. Dunkiea, H. HuiEsek,, E� Wilcox,, £ . Batomliy ft, Ridgeway! Bi Baker,, Jv Gtilvfei,- Jv BtfevfensyOv Govrniy Eu, Reeves., CU C rich,, Wesfey;-. RU Jfeyu® ROW fc: VU ggetife-,, Tv Rbof, Gi- Miiery WV Westbrook, R. Woodruff. JU Brotzman,, HU Waltman,, M Pbw ll,, GyNeiidyU DU j'aOksdn,- G-, long, F. iiaFfanOe,- Jv Pi'cker-iiig, HU .Beniamin. A,- Eaittlj,, £, Stevens',, u ftp?,, D. Dibble-,. Mv Marducci,. Ei COlgrove, Mr. Downs 107 Orchestra LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; L. Heath, G. Miller, P, Lamb, S, Sullivan, J. Brown, L, Williams, K. Welles ROW 2; R, Titchen, D. Schnavely, M. Tiffany, J. Titchen, M. Bolles, J. Stevens, J. Culver, R, Jayne, G. Stevens ROW 3; J. Cogswell, R, Woodruff, V. Beebe, J. Smith, Mr. Downs 108 Last year our school was honored by having Northeast District Orchestra. There were several students from W. V. H. S., who participated in this event. J. Culver, S. Sullivan G. Miller, R. Titchen 109 Senior Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: Miss Lewis, S. Wesley, N. Huffman, C. Tiffany, V. Beebe, C. Decker, S. Robinson, L. Balcomb, W. Gardner, M. Marcucci, J. Brown, J. Gary, D. Dibble, B. Bell, C. Wilcox, L. Lewis, S. Harris, L. Spaulding ROW 2: L. Hawley, D. Bodnar, D. Caswell, J. Titchen, P. Welles, N. Sick, R. Jayne, D. Robinson, C. Benninger, G. Miller, C. Underwood, C. Ciprich, B. Heath, L. Bride, K. Welles, D. DeVore, D. Allen ROW 3: C. Williams, D. Potter, L. Shulze, L. Williams, V. Gardner, B. Sheldon, M. Knolles, N. Miller, M. Burke, N. Spaeth, M. Kishbaugh, D. Canfield, B. Barto, D. Shook, C. Van-DeMark, M. Fulmer, S. Wilmarth, J. Werts, M. Powell, P. Lamb, D. Ott LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: Miss Lewis. S. Wesley. N. Nuffman, C. Powell, a Welles, K. Morse, L. Harris, D. Dibble, S. Sullivan, L. Young, V. Saxer, N. Weingartner, C. Williams, S. Miller, P. Knolles ROW 2: C. Werts, P. Potter, E. Taylor, M. Tiffany, V. Diehl, J. Moody, P. Welles, L. Roberts, A. Sweet, J. Cogswell, S. Baker, C. Vieldhouse. M. Bolles, L. Potter, J. Brotzman, S. Balcomb, S. Henning, M. Heath, S. King, T. Tompkins ROW 3; G. King, L. Hart, F. Cunningham, J. Derbyshire, J. Culver, J. Harris, I. Patton, F, Glossenger, Y, Gardner, D. Schnavely, L. Morse. K. Burke, D. Wilmarth, S. Hoyt, J. Salsman, C. Wildrick, G. Gaylord, S. Dibble 110 ROW 1: J. Derbyshire, G. Gaylord, G. King, S. Wesley, B. Welles, P. Potter, V, Saxer, F. Glossenger, S. Hoyt, K. Morse, Y. Gardner, D. Wilmarth ROW 2: S. Dibble, L. Young, N. Weingartner, L. Harris, C. Werts, P. Potter, D. Dibble, S. Baker, T. Tompkins, C. Williams, S. King, E. Taylor, V. Diehl, M. Heath, S. Miller. 5 e i o r n a n d M c b c r s ROW 1: Rozie Titchen, Sharol Wesley, Sharon Wygrala, Fay Glosenger, ROW 2: L. Harris, D. Farr, D. Dibble, E. Colegrove. “ Oklahoma (( An excellent stage performance of Oklahoma” was presented March 18,19,21. Each night the auditorium was filled to capacity. Pictured above is the entire cast with their director, Mr. James Mathis; Miss Mary Beth Costa, Choreographer, and Mr. Kevin Downs, Orchestra Conductor. Also working on the production were Mrs. Ruth Stevens, Choral Director, and Mr. Gary Stair, Producer. 112 junior Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; A. Stevens, K. Schnaveley, A. Keeney, B. Burke, N. Higley, L. Jayne, B. Bundle, F. Wesley, F. Lane, M. Stalford, D. Whipple, M. Hart ROW 2: J. Culver, A. Procter, D. Welles, K. Wyda, L. Kintner, A. Shaffer, C. Leljedal, S. Dibble, R. Hardy, S. Heath, P. Woldsinski, D. Sullivan ROW 3: D. Sweet, R. Salsman, C. Hugo, L. Brown, V. Woodruff, D. Edwards, A. Henning, A. Taylor, R. Henning, D. Stahl, S. Harris, R. Salsman ‘Junior Maud LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; A. Simons, J. Culver, N. Higley, M. Stalford, A. Taylor, C. Schnavely, K. Salsman, L. Welles, D. Sullivan, R. Trowbridge, R. Underwood, ROW 2; D. Sandt, J, Repsher, J. Mar-cucci, L. Baker. R. Salsman, F. Lane, K. Brown. R. Wilcox. J. Pickering. J. Howard. D. Kipp, D. Stahl. L. Salsman ROW 3: K. Glossenger, V. Lamb, W. Steele, D. Lamb, C. Merrick, D. Neiley, R. Voda, S. Spencer. K. Howard. R. Caswell, R. Shaw. D. Farr, S. Reinhart. A. Stevens ROW 4: R. Azpiazu, D. Pierce, S. Kneller, E. Jayne, S. Harris. T. Moody. V. Woodruff. A. Rosencrance. R. Salsman. S. Franklin, J. Brown, K. Crandell, R. Vieldhouse, D. Decker 113 114 115 h c GO RAMS echos in die air as our cheerleaders - Judy Salsman, Donna Wilmarth, Nancy Knolles, Ellen Caylor - Co. Capt., Claire Powell, Janice Harris, Barb Welles - Captain, Polly Welles, Roslyn Titchen - lead the spectators during football games, basketball games and pep rallies. c r I The Cheerleaders' purpose is to create school spirit, loyalty, interest, and sportsmanship in school sponsored activities. Although being a cheerleader often requires staying after school two or three day a week, as well as summer practices, it is well worth the effort. d I tl 0 116 {Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: Sharon Sawicki, Capt., Diane Salsman, Sue Wilmarth, Laurie Williams, Pam Lamb, Co-Capt ROW 2: Betty Jo Baker, Patty Yeager. Pricilla Welles, Linda Bride. Jackie Trowbridge 118 ‘Junior Varsity football KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Dunfee - Manager, M. Morse, J, Keeney, B. Laljedal, M. Bodnar, M. Teeter, C. Welles - Manager, P. Beebe, B. Dibble, J. Muench, K. Ferris, T. Franklin - Manager ROW 2: Mr. Bonhammer - Assistant Coach, L. Heath, S. Hitchcock, T. Ciprich, P. Dunfee, D. Byrd, J. Howard, J. Kipp, G. Hoffman, A. Werts, Mr. Eaton - Head Coach Seventh Eighth football LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: P. O'Connor, L. Tinklepaw, R. Bodnar, P. Barnes, B. Tinklepaw, I. Adams, R. Shae, S. Miller, E. Brewer, J. Marcucci, K. Crandell ROW 2: D. Wilmarth, S. Reinhart, S. Snyder, R. Johnson, T. Weingartner, G. Keeney, J. Howard, R. Aeppie, T. Bride, E. Howard, B. Cobb, R. Brown, T. Moody ROW 3: B. Ferris, D. Barto, P. Finan, H. Wood, W. Whipple, V. Millard, C. Preston, L. Sax-er, D. Decker, L. Sheehan, A. Rosecrance, J. Robinson 119 Coaches Mr. Bonhammer - Seventh and Eighth FOOTBALL, 1 year. Mr. Schnure - WRESTLING. 9 years; V. FOOTBALL, 8 years; TRACK, 4 years. Mr. Behrend - Asst. Line FOOTBALL Coach, 1 year. Mr. Salsman - Asst. BASEBALL, 3 years.. Mr. Raffin - Asst. V. FOOTBALL, 4 years; V. FOOTBALL, 1 year; Asst. V. BASKETBALL, 3 years; V. BASKETBALL, 2 years. Mr. Stark - J. V. BASKETBALL, 2 years. Mr. Goodman - Asst. Varsity Backfield FOOTBALL Coach, 1 year; J. V. WRESTLING, 2 years. Mr. Eaton - J. V. FOOTBALL, 4 years. Mr. Worthington - ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, 12 years. Mr. Millard - Baseball, 5 years. 120 baseball Zeam LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: Steve knolles, Manager, Bill Keeney, Gary Woodruff ROW 2; Donnie Salsman, Theron Hitchcock, Shortie Hitchcock, Jim Brown, Tom Keeney, Sam Wells, Bill Muench, Ronnie Salsman ROW 3: Karen Jane Stevens, Scorekeeper, Mr. Salsman, Assistant Coach, Bill Rinker, John Arm-itage, Jack Bodnar, Jesse Kisner, Robert Hitchcock, Mr. Millard, Coach 121 Varsity basketball Mr. Raffin Bill Rinker Gary Potter Chuck Ferris Bob Hanzok Max Gannon Dennis Chase Jack Long Bill Muench {junior Varsity basketball LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; Mr. Stark, Keith Grose, Rich LaFrance, Jim Howard, Floyd Hitchcock, John Muench, John Saxon ROW 2: Tom Ciprich, Mike Bodnar, Line Welles, Doug Brown, Pat Beebe, Jerry Kipp ROW 3; IV'n Leljedal, Paul Cumminsky, Milt Morse, Alan Rosencrance, Kevin Ferris 122 Senior Basketball Members GARY POTTER, BILL RINKER. CHUCK FERRIS, MAX GANNON MIKE CIPRICH - Manager JACK LONG. BILL MUENCH ROW 1: J. Long, A. Baker, G. Woodruff, I. Bouse, L. Otis, M. Gannon, B. Muench, C. Williams, R. Sals-man, ROW 2: L. Franklin, Manager, E. Grose, T. Dibble, M. Moody, B. Sandor, G. Stoddard, V. Hatton, C. Woodruff, R. Hoyt, M. Ciprich, B. Stevens, M. Dunfee, Manager, ROW 3: Mr. Behrend, Coach, Mr. Goodman - Coach, B. Rinker, G. Master, G. Potter, S. Baker, B. Stein, G. Ferris, R. Hanzok, D. Detrick, F. Douglas, Mr. Raffin - Coach, G. Norconk - Manager Senior football Players IKE BOUSE MIKE CIPRICH 124 CHUCK FERRIS MAX GANNON ERIC GROSE BILL MUENCH GARY POTTER BILL RINKER RON SALSMAN CRAIG WILLIAMS GARY WOODRUFF 125 Entire Wrestling Squad junior Varsity Wrestling r TO RIGHT: ROW it Pat Dunfee, Gene Armitage, Bill Smith, Arden Baker, DaVfe Vander-mark. Ray Keeney, Mark Moody, Junior Verts, Steve Knolles, Bob Dibble, Bill Whitmiller, Ber-nie G-'Sfeil ROW fc Mr, Goodman - JV Coach, Wayne Millard, Daryl Otis, Gregory Learn, Dave LaFrance, Sob Ely, Dave Heath, Mark King, Terry Moody Manager, Senior Wrestlers LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; Dave LaFrance, Gary Norconk, Craig Williams, Larry Otis, Ike Bouse ROW 2: Arden Baker, Gary Woodruff, Mr. Sehnure, Varsity Coach, Theron Hitchcock, Keith Van-DeMark Karl Sehnure, coach of the W. V. H. S. wrestling team for the past nine yeare, saw the Rams win their 100tit match this past year. During the period that Mr. Sehnure has coached Wyaluslng wrestling, his teams have lost nineteen matches and tied one. Of the nineteen losses, nine were lost in the first two years. The Rams finished the season unbeaten, thus winning the Northern Tier and Roosevelt Trail Wrestling championships. Tills was Coach Schnure's seventh championship team in nine years. Pictured is Coach Sehnure with the trophy the wrestlers presented to him on his 100th win. 127 Varsity Wrestlers LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: L. Stethers, L. Stethers, G. Norconk, C. Williams, L. Otis, G. Woodruff, F. Douglas, ROW 2; L. Heath, G. Masters, G. Stoddard, K. VanDeMark, T. Hitchcock, I. Bouse, Mr. Schnure, Varsity Coach. Wyalusing High's fine wrestling squad gained six championships in the finals of the North section district 4 PIAA tournament held in Towanda. These wrestlers, L. Otis, G. Woodruff, I. Bouse, T. Hitchcock, G. Stoddard and K. VanDeMark went on to Williamsport for sectionals. T. Hitchcock won the sectional to go on for regional and possibly state championship. WELCOME GRRPPLER5 128 Zrack LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; John Muench, Eric Grose, Jack Long, Ed Colegrove ROW 2: Charlie Howell, Sam Baker, Chuck Ferris, Larry Otis, Quinn Grose, Ronnie Knolles, Jerry Cooley ROW 3: Mr. Schnure, Carl Howell, Gary Masters, Gary Matson, Gary Potter, Roger Thomas, Lloyd Franklin, Tom Franklin, manager DISTRICT 2-MILE RELAY TEAM Jerry Cooley Larry Otis Ike Bouse Chuck Ferris 129 130 A £ £ LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: P. Welles, C. Vieldhouse, L. Salsman, K. Morse, J. Torroba, L. Morse, N. Knolles, F. Glosenger, V. Saxer, D. LaFrance, J. Derbyshire, R. Titchen, J. Smith ROW 2: D. Wilmarth, S. Wesley, S. Hoyt, B. Spaeth, P. Knolles, M. Carey, G. Dunklee, N. Spaeth, C. Wilcox, L. Lewis, C, Burke, C. Powell, L. Learn, G. Gaylord, B. Welles, J. Culver, J. Salsman ROW 3; J. Harris, J. Gary, D. Dibble, M. Heath, D. Tyler, N. Sick, J. Titchen, P. Welles, G. Norconk, B. Heath, J. Moody, S. Henning, E. Taylor, S. King, S. Harris, V. Beebee, S. Harris, S. Dibble, D. DeVore The purpose of the A. F. S. Club is the following: 1. Add to the culture of the school 2. Promote foreign and domestic relations in order to form a group of individuals appreciative of cultures of the entire world 3. Create and maintain within the student body an understanding among the people of the world 4. Assume responsibility for the welfare of the foreign student in the school 5. Stimulates interest in the American's Abroad Program 6. Cooperates with the local A. F. S. Chapter in all aspects of the program Accomplishments Our accomplishments so far this year have been monthly programs for the benefit of die Club. These programs consist of lectures by foreign exchange students, or other cultural activities. The second way is to introduce our exchange student and her country to all History classes both in Junior High and in Senior High. The third way is to work with the chapter to maintain financial statis. 131 Debate Club LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: K. Wilcox, J. Culver, V. Hatton, C. Powell, N. Spaeth ROW 2; N. Hoffman, S. Harris, N. Knolles, S. Sullivan, V. Beebe, P. Lamb, Mr. Houck ROW 3: J. Titchin, L. Roberts, C. Vieldhouse, P. Butler, G. Miller, L. Potter, N. Sick. The purpose of the W. V. H. S. Debating Club is to gain experience in speaking on various issues, to know the techniques of debate, to broaden our learning, and to become more tolerant of die points of view of others. Things done during the year: A workshop was held in which the Forensic Society of Bloomsburg State College explained die purpose of debating, the presentation of debates, and conducted a sample debate to show how to build affirmative and negative cases. Another demonstration is being planned. This one will be done by a group from Mansfield State College. Debaters in the club are also planning to debate two different topics within the club, on of which may be done for the benefit of A. F. S at a future date. 132 Candy Stripers LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; D. Mader, B. Kirk, L. Bride, S. Way, J. Otis, C, Saxer, K. Decker, D. DeVore ROW 2; C. Williams, S, Bundle, L. Hoffman, D. Dibble, I. Patton, B. Sheldon, J. Vandemark, D. Ott, S. Douglas Nineteen W. V. H. S, girls, who enjoy the responsibilities of working in a hospital, completed an eight-week training program at the Towanda Memorial Hospital. 133 Q. C- C. LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: B. Spaeth, Mrs. Brennan, I. Knolles, Treas,, N. Knolles, Sec., L. Learn, Pres., C. Vieldhouse, Correspondent Sec., B. Can. ROW 2; C. Gamble, S. Miller, M. Carey, C. Tiffany, B. Heath, G. Pickett, J. Bouse, P. Knolles, V. Saxer, M. Knolles, N. Miller. The Girls Leaders Club is a group of girls in grades 8-12 who are interested in some phase of athletic activities. The club sponsors three or four activities each year for its members. The purposes of the club are to develop sportsmanship, to encourage girls to participate in sports activities, to promote interest in leadership, and to learn how to officiate and to organize activities. 134 Drama Club The Drama Club started an extension dance class, under the direction of Miss Costa, to prepare for musicals and productions of future years. On November 17, the Drama Club went to Abington Heights to see the Abington Players production of Rogers and Hammerstein's musical, The King and I. LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; Miss Lewis, C. Tiffany, P. Lamb, K. Beeman, J. Derbyshire, C. Wildrick, I, Knolles, P. Potter, Vice-Pres., L. Harris, Pres., S. Hoyt, Sec., P. Butler, Treas., L. Hart, J. Anderson, K. VanDeMark, I. Magee, P. Williams ROW 2: Mr. Downs, G. King, N. Spaeth, L. Morse, S. Harris, L. Way, V. Saxer, D. Byrd, M. Miller, L. Potter, A. Werts, D. Bibble, G. Dunklee, M. Kishbaugh, C. Rowell, N. Sick, J. Brown, N. Bundle, B. Baker, C. Milarta, S. Dibble, S. Miller, Miss Costa, Mr. Mathis ROW 3: K. Wilcox, F. Glossenger, E. Taylor, P. Welles, S. King, P. Welles, J. Cogswell, T. Durnad, G. Norconk, B. Stein, D. Detrick, O. Wilcox, S. Baker, G. Miller, M. Hite, A. Sweet, L. Roberts, J. Brotz-man, C. Werts, J. Titchen, N. Kunkle, N. Weingartner ROW 4: J. Werts, D. Wilmarth, S. Wilmarth, M. Lima, M. Knolles, S. Wesley, M. Burke, W. Decker, L. Young, J. Harris, C. Long, G. Lutz, B. Welles, N. Huffman, J. Gary, V. Beebe, P. Merritt, K. Burke, B. Spaeth, K. Morse, G. Gaylord, S. Way, J. Salsman 135 ?. o. e. LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; C. Williams, J. Woodruff, D. Allen, G. Goodwin, Pres,, P. Barto, Vice. Pres., J. Wiles, Treas., N. Mullican, N. Steffen. ROW 2: N. Sandt, J. Otis, D. Beaumont, L. Stoddard, M. Tinna, S. Decker, C. Saxer, S. Knolles, S. O'Connor, J. Bullock, Mrs. Reinhart. FOE was designed to improve business standards socially and academically. The club sponsors the Gregg System of Awards and keeps a scrapbook of school activities. Cettermen‘s Club LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1; E. Taylor, D. Wilmarth, B. Welles, I. Bouse, Sec., B. Hanzok, Vice. Pres., C. Ferris, Treas., C. Williams, S. Knolles, L. Stethers. ROW 2: T. Hitchcock, S. Wells, G. Woodruff, M. Gannon, T. Franklin, G. Potter, B. Rinker, S. Baker, G. Norconk, B. Muench, L. Heath, M. Ciprich. LETTERMEN S Club is composed of any student who earns a varsity letter. Its purpose is to encourage better sportsmanship in all the sports and encourage the betterment of sports at W. V. H. S. The Club has purchased forty new track outfits. A Milwaukee Brave baseball player, Danny Newman, was a guest speaker for the Club. A trip to the state wrestling match is being planned. 136 LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW 1: G. Gaylord, K. Morse, S. Wilmarth, V. Gardner, C. Vieldhouse, Sec,, K. Burke, Vice-Pres., C. Powell, Pres., L. Hart, Treas., A. Preston, E. Taylor, G. Dunklee, L. Balcomb ROW 2: V. Diehl, K. Welles, D. Caswell, P. Dunham, W. Salsman, D. Starner, S. Balcomb, M. Gannon, J. Long, D. Girven, P. Potter, D. Dibble, J. Werts, C. Williams, G. Neiley, D. Robinson, P. Cummiskey, M. Teeter, D. Byrd, Mr. Mathis ROW 3; C. Werts, P. Welles, J. Brotzman, J. Smith, K. Kunkle, W. Westbrook, G. Miller, S. Baker, G. Yasharian, B. Rinker, D. Detrick, B. Stein, G. Nor-conk, T. Durand, D. Norton, E. Dunn, A. Sweet, D. Farr, L. Roberts, R. Hoyt ROW 4: S. Bundle, J. Werts, L. Learn, C. Pisanesehi, S. Dibble, S. Hoyt.M. Burke, L. Morse, B. Spaeth, K. Girven, L. Schulze, M. Fulmer, P. Brown, J. Derbyshire, D. Wilmarth, I. Knolles, L. Stethers, D. Salsman, S. Way, B. Hunsinger, T. Mosier ROW 5; V. Beebe, J. Gary, L. Way, D. Schnavely, M. Millard, J. Harris, N. Spaeth, N. Knolles, L. Young, S. Miller, S. Wesley, F. Glosenger, D. Beebe, N. Weingartner, W. Welles, K. Wilcox, M. Tiffany, B. Swetter, P. Lines, J. Dunn, V. Saxer, N. Hoffman drench Club The purpose of the French Club is to stimulate interest in continuing study of French through the promotion of culture, appropriate dramatic performances, art exhibits, musical performances, and other suitable means. In February they co-sponsored a Valentine Dance with the Spainsh Club. They are planing to earn money by dime dances to go on a spring trip. 137 7. 7. j . LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: J. Slocum, R. Sabol, L. Crawford, D. VanDeMark, F, Franklin, Student Advisor, B. Adams, Parliamentarian, E. Newton, Reporter, R. Keeney, Vice-President, B. Hitchcock, President, F. Sutton, Treasurer, G. Brown, Secretary, T. Otis, Sentinal, J. Lee, G. Armitage, Chaplain, K. Bates, P. Blow, A. Bailey ROW 2: D. Kipp, G. Smith, A. Keeney, H. Adams, B. Sharts, D. Brotzman, D, Van-Der Mark, R. Hunsinger, M. VanDeMark, L. Olmstead, D. Kingston, R. Thomas, D. Keeney, D. God, J. Spence, R. Kipp, G. Wilmarth, D. Lilley, H. Tinna, B. O'Neil, Mr. Otten ROW 3: L. Otis, G. Masters, D. Hercenberg, B. Smith, J. Stanton, A. Sweet, H. Patton, G. Potter, R. Otis, H. Bates, R. Shoemaker, D. Otis, T. Curtain, R. Ely, E. Learn, D. Benjamin, T. Hitchcock The Future Farmers of America, of FFA is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. Organized in 1928, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture, and to provide further training in agriculture, leadership, cooperation and citizenship. The Wyalusing Valley chapter is presently composed of 61 active members in the vocational agriculture classes of grades nine through twelve. There are several activities that an FFA member may participate in which are in the form of contests between the FFA chapters in Bradford County. These contests are as follows: land judging, project books, dairy products, parliamentary procedure, public speaking, forestry, tractor driving, farm mechanics, rodent control, dairy cattle judging and cattle showing. The FFA members also participate in contests on the state level during FFA activities week held in tune of each year on the Penn State University Campus. 138 7. H. A- LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: E. Colegrove - Song Leader, D. Herman - Historian, J. Kipp - Secretary, J. Baker - Vice President, M. Millard - President, M. Kipp - Treasurer, L. Young - News Reporter, B. Carr -Parliamentarian, B. Merritt - Song Leader, ROW 2: Mrs. Alderson, Miss Manfredie, R. Jayne, B. Manning, J. Shoemaker, V. Saxer, K. Welles, B. Fasset, M. Brink, G. Welles, J. Anderson, D. Edsell, D. Benjamin, L. Wech, K. Haines, Miss lde, Mrs. Balcomb ROW 3: B. Sheldon, S. Finch, N. Weingartner, M. Heath, L. Binette, K. Baker, G. Pickett, M. Porter, M. Hite, C. Smith, J. Hunter, Y. Tinna, C. Werts, V. Diehl, C. Manahan, C. Campbell, S. Benjamin, J. Brotzman ROW 4: L. Ryan, P. Knolles, B. Sutton, M. Lima, I. Magee, L. Learn, M. Lima, L. Brown, N. Merritt, K. Reeve, A. Crandall, B. Franklin, I. Magee, B. Sutton, C. Honeywell, A. Brown, D. Ott, M. Brown FHA, The Future Homemakers of America, is a national organization of home economic students, boys and girls, of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. As an integral part of the homemaking program, FHA provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities relating improving the youth of America. The Wyalusing Valley Chapter of the Future Homemaker of America has been very active on the local level. Also, we’ve been very active in the county, state and national choruses and state fashion shows. We've been very fortunate to have officers in the county and state associations, as well as a national officer candidate. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living now and in the future. 139 Cibrary Club The Library Club is composed of students who volunteer to work in the Library at least two periods per week. Club Members must maintain good academic standing. The main purpose of the organization is to develop skill and understanding of routines and processes in a school library. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: B. Knolles, S. Cobb. N. Spaeth - Sec., D. Caswell - V. P., L. Lewis - Pres., J. VanDeMark - Treas., A. Bell, B. Bundle ROW 2: Miss Chamberlain, P. Wodzinski, R. Azpiazu, I. Knolles, B. Spaeth, A. Simons, D. Welles, J. Dunn. P. Brown, B. Ely, M. Dunfee ROW 3’ J. Brown, B. Kirk, G. Neily, L. Sheehan, M. Miller, D. Robinson, K. Welles, D. Starner, P. Dunham, K. Girven ROW 4: D. Oakley, G. Wilson, C. Hugo, A. Taylor, R. Henning, M. Hart, M. Harney, R. Bodnar, V. Woodruff, D. Stahl, R. Salsman, L. Steethers, D. Sweet 140 Science Club LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW !: Mr. Millard, Mr. Campfire, Mr. Stair, J. Pickering - V. P. V. Saxer - Pres, S. Miller - Sec Treas, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Salsman, Mr. Goodman ROW 2: P. Bell, L. Harris, S. Finch, M. Hite, O. Wilcox, D. Bell, J. Cogswell, J. Anderson, R. Woodruff ROW 3: L. Salsman, C. Merrick, T. Parsons, F. Aeppli, G. Anderson, K. Utter, R. Bodnar, J. Woodruff The objective of the Science Club are to interest and inspire our youth to a realization of the contributions that science and engineering have made to our standard of living and the opportunities that afforded by careers in their fields. Sharps hooter's junior Rifle Club — JV. R. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Jim Patton, Larry Stethers, Bobby Stevens, Richard Sabel ROW 2: Mr. Otten, Mr. Smith. Pat Dunfee, Doug Brown, Mr. Starner The rifle club this year has not been active. We are in the process of building a new portable rifle range to be used in the gymnasium. We hope to have it completed and ready for use for the school term of 1967-68. We instruct the students in basic safe handling of firearms and try to develop skills in workmanship. As each step of achievement is obtained, the student earns various awards. It is challenging to all. No student has ever quite completed the course. Any student from ages 12 to 19 may become a member. Advisors of N. R. A. are: Mr. Otten. Mr. Starner and Mr. Smith. 141 Rational Mo nor Society The purpose of the National Honor Society is to produce a high Academic and moral standard for which the students strive. This year the N. H. S. has been particularly active carrying out an informal reunion for all its members and producing a program of familiarization for the under classmen. The Charter of the Forscht Chapter of the National Honor Society was granted in 1953 and since then nearly 150 members of the junior and senior classes have been chosen for this honor. Ellen Taylor, Tres. Dave Girvin, Pres. Art Sivers, Vice Pres. Barb Welles, Sec. Mrs. Bennett, Craig Williams, Rossie Titchin, Dave LaFrance Marcella Millard, Kathy Morse, Mrv Williams 142 Student Council Purpose: To develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizenship, improve school morale, assist in the management of the school, provide a forum for student expression, provide orderly direction of school activities, charter school clubs and other organizations, promote the general welfare of the school, and conduct class elections. This year the student council did the following: Held class elections, planned homecoming, maintain the suggestion box - cafeteria improvements, telephone booth, honor roll poll - held cleaning campaign - purchased waste cans, painted the broadcast booth, movie screen - sponsored Christmas decorations, loan to A. F. S. , Towanda exchange and sponsored three movies. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: P. Sturdevant, R. Keeney, Treas., K. Morse, Sec., D. LaFrance, Pres., P. Potter, Vice Pres., S. Hoyt, Historian. ROW 2: K. Crandell, C. Skillings, L. Schulze, A. Brown, K. Burke, G. Dunklee, L. Salsman, F. LaFrance, C. Bliss, J. Derbyshire, E. Howard, P. Brown. ROW 3: L. Baker, B. Dibble, W. Whipple, R. LaFrance, B. Manly, V. Hatton, J. Torroba, A. Sivers, D. Cullen, P. Welles, E. Taylor, B. Welles. 143 Spanish Club LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1; J. Stevens, N. Miller, L. Spaulding, Mrs. Suarez, P. Knolles, D. Tyler, R. Titchen, M. Heath, B. Muench, Mrs. Bennett, W. Zakrzewski, K. Decker, K. Ridgeway ROW 2: W. Decker. K. Ridgeway ROW 2; W. Decker, D. Bliss L. Welles. M. Bodnar, A. Lamb, L. Lewis. D. Dibble, B. Baker, R. Woodruff, N. Sick, C. Ciprich, J. Muench, R. Carr, D. DeVore, D. Heath, S. Harris, J. Brown, B. Whitmiller, J. Turner, B. Sheldon, M. Knolles, C. Gamble, L. Williams ROW 3: J. Brotzman, L. Anderson. B. Dibble, L. Franklin, J. Titchen, S. Finch. R. Bouse, M. Miller, G. Hoffman, A. Rosen-crance, H. Diehl, C. Benniger, J. Howard. T. Ciprich. G. Powers, N. Hoffman, F. Bolles, B. Heath, L. Heath, C. Underwood, M. Marcucci, B. Leljedal, H. Waltman The Spanish Club began it’s year by holding a very impressive initiation. About one hundred new members were inducted into the club. In November the Club took an unforgettable trip to Philadelphia. Eighty members enjoyed the stage presentation of The Man of La Mancha, in which Jose Ferrer starred in the dual role of Don Quixote and Cervantes. After attending the play, the club went to the Planetarium, where a Weather Show was presented. A general tour of die Franklin Institute and a tour of the Museum of Art were also included in the trip. Many of the students also reported enjoying the evening meal at a Philadelphia Automat. The next activity that took quite a lot of planning and hard work, was the Smor-gosbord taking place on November 19 at die High School. It included a variety of foreign dishes and proved to be a huge success. 144 Spanish Club At the end of the first semester of school, the new Spanish club officers were inducted. They are: President, Robert Stevens, Vice-President, Gary Stevens, Secretary, Mary Ann Bolles, Treasurer, Judy Salsman, and Historian, Polly Welles. On February 11, 1967 the Spanish Club co-sponsored a Valentine's Dance, which is an annual event. The Spanish Club will continue its work through the year with other projects in mind. By the uniting of the many members of the club, we have accomplished many of our goals and have kept the reputation of the Spanish Club as one of the best in our school. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: D. Gamble, B. Stevens, G. King, Mrs. Suarez, P. Knolles, D. Tyler, R. Tit-chen, M. Heath, B. Muench, Mrs. Bennette, S. King, L. Chicarilli, P. Beebe ROW 2: L. Palmieri, G. Luta, S. Robinson, R. Oliver, S. Sullivan, J. Sandt, B. Kirk, J. Moody, P. Welles, P. Yeager, J. Patton, A. Sivers, R. Jayne, P. Gowin, J. Bouse, S. Henning, M. Carey, L. Stethers, M. McMicken, E. Harris, ROW 3: R. Hugo, G. Pickett, G. Norconk, J. Torroba, T. Cobb, L. Franklin, D. Brown, G. Stevens, G. Farr, D. Bell, P. Butler, P. Dunfee, D. Jackson, V. Hatton, L. Potter, D. LaFrance, R. Lee, K. Goodwin, M. Bolles, J. Cogswell ROW 4: J. Woodruff, P. Lamb, L. Owen, M. Armstrong, M. Powell, F. Cunningham, J. Culver, B. Carr, B. Welles, J. Pickering, L. Salsman, I. Patton, I. Harris, J. Vandermark, J. Salsman, R. Bullock, H. Brink, C. Salsman, C. Welles 145 c4 Organization The Trade and Industry Organization was formed in November of 1966 to tie together the interests and ambitions of ninety-four students who are enrolled in the four-year course known as T I. This group of students will attempt to become better acquainted with industry - its opportunities for employment and its management problems. A chance to express oneself will also be a keynote at the meetings which are held monthly. The organization will include students studying in die areas of Carpentry, Electricity and Electronics, and Welding. LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: F. Proctor, Mr. Dean Starner, Advisor, F. Douglas, Parliamentarian, B. Manley, Vice President, G. Stoddard, Treasurer, K. VanDeMark, - Secretary, P. Hercenberg, Reporter, F. Sawicki, Mr. Paul Smith Advisor, W. Merritt, absent F. Force President. ROW 2: C. Barnes, J. Merritt, D. Campbell, I, Decker, L. Heeman, R. Johnson, R. Way, L. Kipp, R. Stalford, S. Stoddard, L. Brown, M. Goodwin. ROW 3: J. Welliver, C. Merrick, J. Warfle, M. Wech, R. Good, D. Wood, T. Finan, G. Gowin, T. Robinson, S. Cole, J. Bendock, W. Jordan, ROW 4: B. Long, J. Bennett, S. Jordan. E. Cole, K. Conner, R. East, A. Baker, F. Hitchcock, R. Hoyt, R. Lines, D. Rcik, R. Way. ROW 5: M. Barnes, C. Utter, P. Bellows, M. Ciprick, D. Chilson, K. Sharer, G. Woodruff, S. Baker, B. Dunn, I. Bouse, W. Beebe, R. R. Rolls. ROW 6: L. Saxer, E. Bennett, J. Anderson, R. Campbell, B. Stalford, J. Young, M. Tokach, D. Jayne, D. VanVokinburg, G. Adams, C. Woodruff, R. Wood, P. Mallory, C. Cornell, C. Gree, D. Baker, F. Hatch, M. Armitage, S. Bailey, L. Weed, D. Byrd, W. Gowin, G. Patrosky, R. Patrosky, D. Spaulding, L. Reeve, H. Owen. 146 „Athletic Council LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: I. Bouse, G. Masters, D. Detrick, P. Butler, A. Rosencrance ROW 2; J. Marcucci, K. Howard, P. Bell, R. Azpiazu, R. Brown, L. Stethers ROW 3: L. Lewis, F. Bolles, G. Pickett, L. Otis, S. Sterling, T. Keeney The Athletic Council of the Wyalusing Valley High School is composed of one student from each homeroom, elected by the students in the homeroom. The main purpose of the Athletic Council is to give the student body an opportunity through their homeroom representative to express their idea and give their suggestions in athletic matters, procedures, and policies. 147 To produce a better 1967 Vallian was the aim of die Yearbook Staff. Yearbook Sales were up 100 books over last year. Working after school and Saturdays, the staff searched for new ideas in every phase of W. V. H. S. life in order to make this book a larger, better storehouse of memories for students. Our special thanks go to our advisor, Mr. Adams, who has contributed much toward making our yearbook a success. Gail King Connie Krause Norma Kunkle Advertising Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1; C. Manahan, Editor, S. Bundle, Assistant ROW 2: P. Welles, C. Vieldhouse, D. Tyler Copy Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: J. VanDeMark, Assistant, C. Sick-ler. Editor ROW 2: S. Bundle, B. Bell, S. Arey, C. VanDeMark, F. Glosenger, I. Patton 149 Art Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: S. King, G. Goodwin, Editor, L. Harris, Assistant Photography Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: C. Tiffany, Assistant, T. Tompkins, Editor ROW 2: C. Werts, P. Potter, G. Gaylord, M. Morse Sales Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: J. Wiles, Assistant, M, Tinna, Editor, P. Barfo, Assistant ROW 2: J. Bullock, C. Williams, J. Woodruff, G. Dunklee, D. Dibble, D. DeVore, B. Heath, E. Rosencrance, L. Bride, S. Keeler, N. Sandt, M. Lima, D. Hoffman, N. Woodruff 150 Zyping Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1; M. Williams, Assistant, B. Sickler, Editor ROW 2: L. Culver, D. Mader, B. Brown, J. Shook Proof Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: F. Cunningham, Assistant, S. Wygrala, Editor ROW 2: D. Wilmarth, P. Knolles, S. Douglas, H. Walters Cay out Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: C. Krause, Editor, D. Canfield, Assistant, J. Moody ROW 2: B. Carr, D. Shook, L. Young, S. Miller, N. Weingartner, E. Howell, B. Kirk, S. Henning, J. Oakley, C. Wildrick 151 1966 During half time period, a procession of open cars carrying the 1966 Homecoming contestants crossed the field. The Wyalusing Valley High School Band played Moon River while the color guard stood at attention in honor of die passing procession. This was preceded by a pep rally and bon-fire on Friday night. The band also played for this event. 153 Barbara Welles, Queen Homecoming Queen and Court LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Wilmarth, Peggy Knolles, Donna Lee Harris, Ellen Taylor, Margaret Potter, Linda Ace, Last Year's queen. Barbara Welles, Queen, Susan Hoyt, Susan Dibble, Linda Palmieri, Kathy Morse, Gene Anne Gaylord 154 Through elimination of sixteen senior girls from Bradford County with high scholastic achievement, talent and personality, were chosen to compete for their schools in the 1st Jr. Miss pageant held in Towanda. Two chosen from W. V. H. S. were Roslyn Titchen and Barb Welles. The night of the pageant was filled with anticipation and no joy was greater for Roslyn and her friends when she was chosen by vote of the Jr. Miss contestants to receive the Miss Congeniality award. This was a great experience, and it is hoped that more girls from W. V. H. S. will participate in die coming years. 155 H 156 Queen Sue Hoyt COURT Gene Ann Gaylord, 1st runner-up Peggy Potter, 2nd runner-up Susan Dibble Peggy Knolles Cora Manahan Kathy Morse Linda Palmieri Ellen Taylor Barbara Welles Donna Wilmarth 157 158 7 7 A. 7. jH. A. King 4 Queen ROBERT HITCHCOCK CORA MANAHAN 159 Mother I’d rather do it myself. Huh!!! 10 seconds to zero hour You shape up or ship out The angle of inclination is equal to the tangent 0 Linda L. Betty Vemie Cathy Marikay, Vicki, Lucile Susan Bonnie Phil, Linda, Dave Gary, Beanie Sharon Linda SUSAN NANCY MILLER HELEN DAVID WALTERS ROSLYN TITCHEN 164 Susan Miller f Nancy Weingartner Connie Krause 165 A lesson Already? The Three Muskateer Friends? Innocent Bystanders You may take off your sun glasses. 1 know who you are. 2°lo fewer cavities! 167 168 Auld Lang Syne 169 Hail, Hail the gangs all here. A graduation present? CENSORED Balloon Dancer 170 Students earning and spending...buying the myriad of things they used and kept...clothing, cokes, gas, cosmetics, jewelry, records, guitar, chewing gum...the Vallian students who supported the merchants...the merchants who supported the Vallian through their advertisements in this yearbook...ADS ’67 D BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 ‘DOC PETE” Best Wishes Compliments of JAMES (HERB) SHEEHAN FASSETT’S GROCERIES METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Skinners Eddy, Penna. Compliments of K. E. COMSTOCK Compliments of REPSHER’S GARAGE ALPINE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Inspection and General Repairs The Peak of Quality Laceyville, Pa. 869-2363 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 TOWNE TAVERN WILSON’S BARBER SHOP Cal and Herm Schulze Wyalusing, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '67 SHADY NOOK RESTAURANT KINTNER EQUIPMENT COMPANY BOB and IRENE BROWN, Prop. Hardware and International Machinery Wyalusing, Pa. Telephone 746-2281 Home Style Cooking Phone 363-5881 New Albany 175 THE WYALUSING ROCKET Wyalusing, Pa. Founded in 1887 THE WYOMING COUNTY COURIER Laceyville, Pa. Founded in 1923 Two Great Weekly Newspapers Serving Thousands Compliments of NORCONK’S JULIE’S BAKE SHOP Wyalusing Home-made Breads, Pies, Cookies, Doughnuts, Birthday and Wedding Cakes, etc. Best Wishes BILL AND JAN HOST AND CHILDREN 177 1 Best Wishes From “CHRISTIAN’S STORE” J ' A I i;t £ . Established in 1884 HBj f, f n I'l 869-2633 Lacey ville, Pa. tmm - - BROWNING OIL COMPANY Compliments of WALTER H. ROBINSON, ULA G. ROBINSON LACEYVILLE HARDWARE Gulf Oil Products Office and Residence 363-5901 RAY and ANNIS TYLER New Albany, Pa. 18833 LEARN’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Laceyville, Pa. TV--Color TV--Stereo--Furniture and Appliances Protected by Insurance R. B. LEARN INSURANCE AGENCY 78 LEGAL BLANK PRINTERY Compliments of VANDERVORT MILL, INC. Law Forms - Job Printings Flour, Feed, Sugar Coal, Chevron Gas, Kerosene Phone 869-2212 Laceyville, Pa. POWELL’S CHEVRON STATION Phone 869-2763 Laceyville, Pa. 7 Compliments of CORNELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturer of Barncleaners Van Dale Silo Unloaders, Cattle Feeders 179 FULMER BROS. TIRE SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '67 Wysox, Pa. Compliments of EDDIES HOTEL Laceyville, Pa. 869-2443 BENDOCK’S GARAGE 144 Main Street 869-2723 DON CAMP JEWELER Compliments of ALBERT YALE S H Green Stamps Diamond-Watches Gifts Hair Fashions Lacey ville, Pa. 869-3713 869-2634 Lacey ville, Pa. 180 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TOWANDA Best Wishes Offices in New Albany, Ulster, and Towanda Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TUSCARORA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Wyalusing, Penna. WYALUSING Always A Quality Used Car PLANING MILL CO. ELBERT W. STEELE Lumber and Builders Supplies New and Top Quality Phone 746-4303 Used Cars, General Repairing, Mobil Gas, and Oil Wyalusing, Pa. 746-4282 Wyalusing, Pa. Compliments of MOUNTAINSIDE IDEAL LODGE BOWLING LANES Wyalusing, Pa. Phone 746-2412 Wyalusing, Pa. Open Bowling Route 6 309 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 182 PLATTS’ SHOE STORE Compliments of Shoes and Shoe Service Canvas and Rubber Footwear COMSTOCKS BARBER SHOP Wyalusing, Pa. Laceyville, Pa. VALENTINE’S TV AND RADIO SETCHELL-CARLSON SANITARY BARBER SHOP 27 Main Street Laceyville, Pa. 869-3361 Wyalusing, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of DIBBLE IGA FARR’S GARAGE Wy s ox - - La c ey villc Inspection and General Repair Home of Savings Laceyville, Pa. 869-2663 MILLER’S PHARMACY Compliments of Prescriptions GEORGE’S RESTAURANT AND QUICK CLEAN LAUNDRY MAT Phone 746-2031 Wyalusing, Pa. Laceyville, Pa. 183 Compliments of Ityral RURAL CLEANING SERVICE INC. Laceyville, Towanda, Binghamton Compliments of HONCHELL’S IGA Everyday Low Prices for the Lady Who Pushes the Cart. Phone 746-2731 184 Congratulations to Class of '67 DEER VALLEY SERVICE STATION New Albany, Pa. Congratulations to Class of '67 E AND A DAVIS Groceries, Gifts and Notions New Albany, Pa. Congratulations to Class of '67 Compliments of WILCOX MARKET LANES VARIETY New Albany, Pa. Laceyville, Penna. THE GRANGE NATIONAL BANK OF WYOMING COUNTY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Compliments of WHIPPLES LUMBER YARD All Building Supplies All Kinds of Lumber Laceyville, Pa. LACEYVILLE AGWAY Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Lacey ville, Penna. WALTER MANLEY GARAGE Phone 869-2651 New Albany, Pa. Established 1820 WELLES MILL CO. INC. Wyalusing, Pa. 186 Compliments of IVAN HUGO’S ENTERPRISE STORE FEED MILL WILLIAM and CONNIE ZANER New Albany, Pa. Wyalusing, Pa. Compliments of RUSSELL B. PRATT AGENCY DUNKLEE’S CLOTHING STORE MARGUERITE H. COBB, Agent Drycleaning and Pressing Insurance For All Your Needs Wyalusing, Pa. Phone 746-2131 Telephone 746-2631 Wyalusing, Pa. FARM HOME LEUEDAL’S HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware and Homeware Plumbing-Heating-Electrical Supplies Wyalusing, Pa. 363-5503 746-4621 New Albany, Pa. EDGEFIELD MOTOR COURT RESTAURANT DEER VALLEY INN Rt. 6 Wyalusing, Pa. Phone 746-2491 New Albany, Pa. 187 Compliments MARGE’S BEAUTY SHOP Prop. - -MARGE OAKLEY Wyalusing, Penna. Phone 746-4921 Compliments of JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Boston, Massachusetts Why Not Build Your Estate With Security Agency Supervisor ROBERT OAKLEY P. O. Box 495 Phone 746-4921 Wyalusing, Penna. Compliments of PEOPLES STATE BANK Come to Visit Us at Our New Location Compliments of TIFFANY FUNERAL HOME Wyalusing, Pa. Compliments to the Class of '67 DICK DUTCHER SALES Quality Used Cars and Trucks DICK DUTCHER--Owner Wyalusing, Pa. In Service With People Compliments of NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Home Office--Columbus, Ohio LADONNA’S BEAUTY SALON RICHARD J. WILBUR Main St. Wyalusing 746-5451 Wyalusing, Pa. 189 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 DR. THOMAS BURNS Wyalusing, Greetings to the Class of 1967 TAYLOR McCARTY and sons Buick, Pontiac, Chevrolet 54 Years Direct Factory, New Car Dealer Sales - Service Storage, Repairs, Accessories Pa. Phone 746-4271 190 Harold Mann MARIE’S RESTAURANT Glosenger's Beauty Shop Kenny Jimmy Herman Rynneld's, Son Corp. Wyalusing, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of '67 AREY’S STORE Hardware, Houseware, Paints, Toys Fabrics, and Patterns Phone 746-2851 Wyalusing, Pa. 191 EDUCATORS MUTUAL INSURANCE GORDON SIMONSON, Representative 192 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY