1975 WW

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Winter Track. F I R S T R O W , L E F T T O R I C F I T : Herb Vanarski, Dale Schauer, Dave Wilkinson,
Mike Brock; S E C O N D R O W : Rich Lee, Woody Slater, Keith Smothers, Perry Malson, Steve
Corcoran; T F L IR D R O W : Pat Mason, Barry Smith, John Thomas, Isaiah Hassell; F O U R T F I
R O W : Mercer King, Coach Hollingsworth, and Ian Esche.
Although the Winter Track Team does not have dual
meets, the Wilson men, led by Coach Robert Holling­
sworth, competed in locally-sponsored meets. One of
these, the Lower Bucks County All-Comers Meet, was
dominated by Wilson. Ian Esche, Mercer King, Rich Lee,
and Bill Budman each won two medals.
Tracksters and Ice-Men
This year a new team was formed at Woodrow Wilson
rise to meet the challenge High School, the Ice Hockey Team. The Ram Ice-Men
underwent an organizing year but expect to improve with
age. Coached by Brain Sacharczek of the Bristol Bengals
and Wilson alumnus Bill Schiavo, the skaters will learn
much and increase their skills. This season's leading scor­
ers were Ken Zaborowski and Lee Sciarra with seniors
Nick Petratos, and Joe Shedelbower not far behind.





































Ice Hockey. K N E E L I N G , L E E T T O R I C F i i : Roy Remsberg, Mike Brock, Lee Sciara, Al Cetti, Don Powell, Barry Smith; S T A N D I N G : Nick Petratos,
Mike McKinney, Kurt Zumpfe, Brian Barton, Norman Fenimore, Ken Zaborowski, joe Shedelbower, Tom Anderer, John Thomas, Paul Moore, Mike
Melnyk.

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Men's Gymnastics Team. F I R S T R O W , L E F T T O R IC F L T : Mike Golden, Lloyd Snyder, John Hogan, Randy Wynn, Hugh Bell, Clint
Storey; S E C O N D R O W : Ron Triglia, Tom Golden, Steve Moyer, Jeff Locke, Mike Lasch; T H I R D R O W : Paul Sampson, Jim Ortlip,
Craig Snyder, Wayne Hills; F O i i R T H R O W : Mr. Ventrola, Walt Blackburn, Bryan Blackburn, Alex Ferguson, Mr. Fred Lewis (coach).
Missing: Ron Roe, Craig Althouse.

Due to the fact that there was no gymnastics team last
year . you've come a long way, guys! Helpful were the
untiring efforts of Coach Fred Lewis, whose main philoso­
phy is "winning isn't everything, it's the only thing!" The
team's key man is John Hogan who also happens to be the
Wilson Men's Gymnastics only all-around man on the team. Their quiet and gentle
coach has inspired them to a season of 11 wins and 5 loss­
es, a great first-year record. Outstanding seniors are Ran­
Team rolls to second place dy Wynn, Ron Roe, Ron Triglia, and John Hogan who is
now District I Champ on still rings.
as women hold their own Mrs. Helen Cantwell's girls' team suffered gracefully

through a season of no wins, although several shining
stars glowed on the team. Dotty Quigley did a fine job on
the floor exercises, while on the beam Judy Uosikkinen
and Bev Lott excelled. Also, seniors jecy Pletnick, Dawn
Slater and Mindy Mihalik showed style and form.
































Women's Gymnastics Team. F I R S T R O W , L E F T T O R I G H T : Beth Gourley, Cathy Wallace, Jayne Fricke, Lori Paul Sampson prays for a good routine.
Cashner, Judy Uosikkinen; S E C O N D R O W : Jecy Pletnick, Mindy Mihalik, Carol Kondrack, Barb Barnett,
Cindy Sia, Carol Kolinchak; T H I R D R O W : Mrs. Helen Cantwell (coach). Sue Suppers, Sue Angellili, Sue
Simmons, Dotty Quigley, Tammi Frye, Dawn Slater, Cheryl Lyall. Missing: Kathy Blackburn, Bev Lott.

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Bev Lott balances her body on the beam. Ron Triglia, all crossed up. Randy Wynn, free spirit.

























Alex Ferguson gets into the bars

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MEN'S SWIMMING
V
WW OPP
72 Neshaminy 100
Ram Aquatic Squads 77 L. Moreland 95
77 Pennsbury 94
splash into spotlight 100 Bensalem 72
78
94
Delhaas
51 Council Rock 109
70 Neshaminy 102
The Woodrow Wilson's Men Swim Team, although still 62 L. Moreland 109
building, has improved vastly over the past two years. 94 Pennsbury 77
Under the skillful coaching of Mr. Jeff Evans, the Rams Bensalem 74
swam to a 5-7 League record, the best record in four [ f f ll Delhaas 83
years. Although no records were broken, fine perform­ Council Rock 103
ances were exhibited by all members of the team. Leaders
of the swim team are senior co-captains Kevin Allen and
Curt Miyamoto. Although Kevin and Curt are leaving this
year, the bulk of the team lies within the junior class men.
Leading point getters and lettermen respectively are Jim
Kline, Kevin Allen, Chuck Funk, Curt Miyamoto, Shaughn
Richardson, Pete Reeves, and Tom Wisnewski.
Shaughn Richardson shows winning form.
The Women's Swim Team has had many problems this
past season: not with the competition, but with lack of
participants and with sharing the pool with Delhaas. After
the loss of Mr. Picariello as coach, Mrs. Miller stepped in
and did a commendable job. The women are, however,
looking forward to next year with enthusiasm, with such
people as Kathy Albright, Janette Young and Eileen Han­
nah as well as a developing group coming back to form
the nucleus of a strong team. Still, the team will feel the
loss of such seniors as Pat Young, Charyl Terry, and diver
Kim Meany.
Curt Miyamoto and ? Powerful strokes of Jim Kline.






























Tony Ludwig pauses for a picture.






Wilson's Men's Swimming Team: K N E E L I N G , F I R S T R O W , L E F T T O R I G H T : Tony Ludwig, Jim Kline, Dan McNeill, Kevin
Allen, Pete Reeves, Eric Schlager; S E C O N D R O W K N E E L I N G : Tom Wisnewski, Mark Cucci, Chuck Funk, Kay DiFilippo
Shaughn Richardson, Curt Miyamoto; S T A N D I N G : Mike Foley, Brian Hunt, Al Bieler, Randall Richardson, Mr. Jeff Evans
(coach). Bob Clark, Gary Ludwig, Mike Shirley.

Kevin Allen can't believe he did it as Kline, Ludwig and Miyamoto look Pat Young finishes up. The winners are brighter!
on.






























Janette Young casts a wary eye to the
judges.






Wilson's Women's Swim Team. F I R S T R O W , L E F T T O R I G H T : Mr. Pat Picariello (coach), Kathy Albright, Eileen Hannah,
Cabby Santos Debbie Meany, Kim Meany; S E C O N D R O W : Peggy Falcone, Charyl Terry, Pat Citro, Pat Young, Chris
Sanders; T H I R D R O W : Sharon Scott, Karen Hunt, Marianne McCurnin, Janette Young, Cyndi Robidoux. Missing: Mrs.
Linda P. Miller (new coach).

Character and pride, the essence


of athletic events at Wilson

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Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspira­
tions. I may not reach them, but 1 can look up and
see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow
where they lead.
Louisa May Alcott

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Freshman Class Officers
Denise Joynes, Corr, Sec.
Erin Miller, Rec. Sec.
Mrs. Cheryll Dougherty,
Sponsor
New today, but “ part of Wilson" tomorrow, the



P. Acker S. Adamavage D. Adamo M. Adams T. Aites B. Althouse M. Amico T. Anderson F. Antolino
R. Armstrong D. Asbury R. Bane J. Bannon D. Barger S. Barger Bartholomay Bartholomay M. Bartkovich
D. Basista VV. Beaty K. Bender D. Bennett M. Berger G. Bernard M. Bernhard C. Bickel D. Bilodeau
B. Birkhead R, Bittle B. Blackburn M. Blackburn P. Blanke G. Blum R. Bobbs
M. Bowman s. Bowman M. Bothoid J. Breslin W. Britland M. Broskley B. Brouce
S. Brower j. Bucci L. Buchan J. Buhler T. Bumford A. Burchess K. Burns
I. Campbell G.Carango M. Carlucci J.Carmasine P. Carr O. Carreras L. Cashner


Danny Murphy and Dave Zelinski research
Freshmen get their first Wilson pep rally and rock concert. the library's magazines.

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Barb Olexy, Treasurer
Donna Crines, Historian
Dan Heyduk, President
Missing: Olga Carrerras, Vice
President

t involved and make w w a way of Ii1


M. Casperite C. Chapman R. Chicoski A. Chismar J. Choi E. Choinski R. Chuplis D. Ciambella M. Clapier
E. Clark M. Clark P. Clark R. Clark F. Clayton J. Clayton D. Combs W. Commiso D.Cope
L. Cope P. Cope K. Corbin A, Corcoran C. Corcoran S. Cordisco D. Cornell R. Coyne D. Crines
D. Crowthers M. Cucchi P. Commons N. Danon A. DeCree D. Deldonno S. DeMaria
J. Dempsey C. DeMuro D. Derr S. Derr R. Deshield C. Desimone S, Devine
K. Dick R. DiFilippo J. DiCeorgio K. Dooley D. Doughty M. Doyle M. Doyle
T. Dreyer B. Drum P. Dunn E, Eckert T. Edeline G, Edwards R. Elliott



An upside-down book fascinates Victor Harris. Ninth grade cheerleaders soon realize that they need practice!

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Freshman faces, seen for the first time in classes and



S.Ellis J.Ely C.Engler C.Erhard R.Erisman K. Everett C. Evert P.Ealcone S.Faulkner
W.Faust L.Felicioni R.Eerguson M.Eerlisi K.Einley j.Eisher K.Eishman C. Elaherty J.Flippen
G.Fodder L.Eoley K.Eord L.Eormolo S.Eorrest j.Eoster L.Eox j.Francis P.Francola
j.Fricke A.Eriel W.Eunk T.Fye K.Gall M.Garamella D.Garrett B.Giagnacova Giangnacova
S.Gibbs D. Gilseth Gindlesperger B.Glaum ].Gleason H. Gobora T.Golden
J. Golen C.Gosline M.Graham R.Graves D.Green L.Greytock D.Grisan
R.Grisan J.Gula K.Gulliver I.Hall C.Hannah K.Harkins L.Harrison




Freshman Holland Moore joins Wilson Band. Diane Derr and Karen Fishman are among the Freshmen eager to join the Pep Club.

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events, once again Wilson is a four-year high school


D.Heyduk
V.Harris V.Harris W.Harris G.Hatch K.Haynes D.Hems M.Henry G.Hermely J.Honig
D. Hibbs K.Hill R.Hillman D.Hills G.Hills M.Hodgkins D.Hofnagle C.Holloman A.Ingraham
E. Hoover F. Horn J.Howard M.Huber R.Huber L.Hughes J.Hunt K.Hunt D.Keller
C.Jackson G. jennettA.Johnson J.Jones D.Joynes P.Judge M.Kaplan D.Kay
R.Kendrick K.Kilian P.Killmer K.Kimball P.King K.Kinnevy C.Kirby
D.Kisbaugh K.KIotz J.Kluck R.Kohut C.Kolinchak C.Kondrach K.Koshinsky
A.Kotis K.Kovelesky H.Krajewski P. Kuchinskas D. Kurtz H.La W.Lachowicz



Woodrow Wilson warm-up: before

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Freshmen soon lose their"new-ness" as, day after



C.Lafferty B. Lankford D.LaPenna S.LaPolla T.Lauterio L.LeMunyon M.Lelinski C.Leonard R.Leonard
F.Leonhardt A.Lewis D. Lewis J. Lewis K.Lewis R. Lieb J.Loligian F.Long l-Long
K.Long D.Lopresti L.Lott B.Love E.Lovelace A. Lykon J.Lynn A.MacKay J.Macrie
C.Marini
K.Mager S.Maglio E. Maillard M.Marbo T.Marches! S. Marcoon K.Matlack D.Matusck
H.May R. May E.McCartin S.McChesney C.McClease C.McClease T.McClellan
M.McCurnin R.McDonald G.McElrath I.McHale T.McKinney B. McLaughlin J.McLean
M.McNamara C. McNearS.Melbourne K. Metlack P.Metz B.Meyer R. Myers



'Cood morning! This is Station WWHS . . " A familiar face at Wilson?




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day, Wilson's halls and faces become more familiar



K.Miholik P.Miles E.Miller T.Miller W.Mitchell W.Mokes B.Mongeau D. Montgomery H. Moore
J.Moretti R. Morrison J.Mountjoy S.Moyer R.Mueller R.Mura D.Murphy F.Murphy V. Murphy
J.Murray S.Murray C.Nahodil J.Nasta B.Neill C.Neiman M.Newell F.Newkirk S. Noel
C.Norman D.Nuckles B.Olexy R.Ortego E.Ortlip R.Pacenski S.Padro L.Panizzi L. Patti
J. Paulo J.Pavlison M.Pavone D.Peel K.Pekarski P.Pestridge T. Piccone
T.Pickford P.Pilgren L.Pinto T.Pipe T.Pipe D.Pollard M. Potocek
D.Powell B.Quinn C.Rainsford J. Rakos C.Randolph M.Rau G. Reddell




Veronica Walters sketches an unusual FACE at Wilson. Perhaps this is one of the greatest pleasures of life.

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each passi ng d lay, Freshmen slowly approach



A.Reed A.Reed A.Reid R.Repetski S.Rexrode M.Reynolds V.Reynolds C.Richardson P.Richards
C.Riley D.Rivera T.Robart F.Rebel M.Roman V.Rook V.Rosini C.Roussos S.Rowton
1.Rubin R.Rudisill K.Rushon R.Russell j.Ryan C.Saba D.Sacchi P.Sanders M.Santilla
M.Santos O.Santos j.Sauers R.Saxton K.Schaffer P.Schmeltzer J.Schneider j.Schugardt H.Schultz
P.Schumacher W.Schumann R.Scott L.Scudder R.Shaffer K.Shannon S.Shear S. Sheoelbower
B.Sheluga M. Shirley B. Sherman j.Shivers B.Shugar j.Shugar C.Sia L.Silver
K.Silvestri M. Simcsak D.Sipler B.Sisler C.SIemmer P.Slivka E.Smink J.Snyder


N. Chrysler, V. Harris, and F. Harris take
Sue Divine in the middle and Lisa Strong at the. left! ten during class break. O vehicle of joy!

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lext step to their future goal: becoming a Wilson senior














L.Snyder K.Sperling C.Steed R.Stevenson J.Stone C.Storey M.Strackbein R.Stradling S.Straka
L. Strong B.Strozier A.Stumpo K.Sullivan B. Suplee □.Tarasiewitz □.Taylor S.Taylor P. Tenaglia
J.Thigpen L.Thomas V.Thomas □.Thompson □.Thompson P.Thompson □.Thrash T.Tolby J.Tooke
J.Trago W.Ubelacker J.Vandegrift R.Vanhorn J.Ventura N.Viniarski J.Viscio C.Walsh L.Walsh
M. Worrell K.Worthington V.Walters D.Webb □.Webb L.Webb C.Welch P. Welch F.W'ellingtcn
D.Welz S.Whetstone H.Whitfield E.Wiegner J.Williams S.Williams F.Wilson
J.Wilson S.Wilson R.Windisch C.Winton J.Wolf □.Wolfinger B.Wood
P.Yahn R.Yedman C.Young □.Zelinsky E.Zimmerman B.Zuchero
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Sophornore Class Officers
Eileen Hannah, President
Nancy Cunningham, Vice
President
\ 4sl Miss Kathleen Whitty, Sponsor
The Sophomore representatives guide their fellow
























J. Ahrens D. Allen C. Althouse K. Alves J. Angelo A. Armstrong T. Arndt A. Aronovitz H. Asay
R. Atkins B. Audria A. Banta B. Barcasky B. Barker L. Barnes B. Barnett L. Bowman J- Bragg
J. Barrington L. Bates S. Bauman C. Bechtel B. Bedekovic J. Bender D. Benjamin M. Brown T. Brown
M. Bennett R. Bennie V. Benzenhafer C. Bergman J. Bernhard S. Bezdecki R. Bickel
A. Bieler V. Billings J. Bills R. Binkley C. Birdsey K. Blackburn W. Blackburn
L. Blackshire L. Bobbs A. Boddice D. Boeggeman T. Bogdan G. Bomont C. Borowiec
F. Braun V. Brejcak P. Brennan M. Brock M. Brooks J. Broskley J. Brown



; Cordi explores a new world. B. Barnett lets off steam after Bonfire. Carol Martin, Michelle Delisle, Dotty Quigley work on winning fl

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Kathy Ennis, Historian
Michelle Terry, Rec. Sec.
Jackie Angelo, Corr. Sec.
Missing: Cathy Vaccaro,
Treasurer
classmates toward a victorious theme, "77 is heaven"























K. Bruno M. Bruno A.Buchan S. Buckman H. Burgess T. Burke D. Burns L. Burns T. Burns
D. Cornell T. Costello A. Cadlett K. Calhoun S. Callahan D. Cambray R. Capodici G. Carabello S. Caranci
W. Custer B. Cyrway M. Carman C. Casaleno J. Chapin ). Chapin M. Chase D. Chawojski ]. Chmura
M. Cirko L. Citro W. Clancy D. Clark P. Clarke C. Cogan V. Commiso
M. Conn B, Conrad C. Conti ]. Cooper C.Cope R. Corbin D. Cordi
1. Cronk N. Crytser N. Cunningham T. Cunningham j. Curnew K. Curtin B. Custer
T. Daggett R. Daly B. Dasconio C. Davenport E. Davison j. Deeny M. Delisle



C. Terry, C. Schleiker, K. Ennis, and M. Terry take a break between classes. L. Funk, B. Spears, and D. Snyder enjoy themselves at a W.W. dance.

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Can the"Class of 77"be called the angels of Woodrow




































T.Delloquila F.Demidio M. Deratto S.Desimone B.Dickinson B. Dicks D.Disharoon R.Dooghty J. Dowd
B. Drobeck F.Doming R.Doming R.Fdmonson R.Fmeigh K. Fnnis C.Fpp T.Frb K. Fvans
R.Even P.Falcone J.Favoroso ).Feather R.Feirstein D.Feldman N.Fenimore C.Fergoson S.Fergoson
J.Ferland C.Ferlisi M.Finsen K.FIati J.Fleming D.Flom F.Fochtman H.Giddens S.Giercznski
M.Foley V.Forrester T.Forsaith D.Fox D.Frezza L. Fonk M.Fooco F.Graczyk F. Graczyk
L.Gadsby M.Galbreath B.Galeone D.Garrett J.Gates M. Gerber K.Gerlacher K.Grevera G. Griffin
'I C. Gill M.Gill R.Gillies V.Giranda F.Goldsmith C. Gosline B.Goorley
J.Grantham K.Gratz T.Graves M.Greaves J.Greenwell B.Gregg T.Gregoire

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Wilson, or are they really our "devils in disguise"?
























L. Griffin D.Gula R.Guthrie V. Guy D.Hahn P.Haney E.Hannah □.Hargrave K.Harrell
N.Harrison A. Harris M.Harris ].Hartley T.Hartnett K.Hassell M.Hedgepeth P.Herb N. Herbert
H.Herzek B. Hibbs B.Hiedrist W. Hills R.Hilton K. Hodges W.Hodgkins L.Hoilman T.Holliman
J.Jenigen T.Jodzio B.Johnson D.Hollman L. Hollman B.Horn D. Houser P. Howard J.Howell
M. Kearney D.Kemery G.Kershaw D.Hudder C.Humbert B.Hunt S.Hutchinson E.Jakubowicz □.Jefferson
B.jones J.Jones L. Kasa E. Katz T.Kaufmann M.Kay
T.Killian B. Kinder JKing B.Kinney S.Kirstner B.Kishbaugh


Tim Burns and □onna Chawojsky do "the bump." Evelyn Jakubowicz plays a rhythmic march. □ebbie Meany seems worried about the Wilson score.

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The Sophomore Class supports Wilson's activities



































S.Krevitskie L. Kobal K.Koch M.Kovacs W.Kovalcik M.Kowalsky B. Kozemchak S.Kreshover R. Lauterio
M.LeMunyon D.Kuhn H.La B. Lafferty B. Lafferty B.Lane J.Langan Y.Lasecki J.MacPherson
M.Magazzu M. Lehet B. Lewis J.Lewis R. Lloyd J. Locke G.Ludwig B.Luker B.McKay
C.Marchesani R.Magee P.Malson C. Mandel C. Mann K. Mann D.Mannocchi B. Mcllhenny
S. Meyer
S. MaurerB.Marcoon C. Marlow C. Martin J.Marziano F.Mason M. Massari C. Meyer S.Moore
J.M
T. McKinney cNeil G. McArdle L.McClellan B.McDonald S. McElveen Good Luck! M.Montuoro
C.Mignogna V.McManamy K.McNeill D. Meany D. Melman A. Melville L.Mensinger
P.Mihalik K. Mills C.Minerd M.Mirsch B. Mitchell C. Molden

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and dressing for the Halloween dance was one of many
























E.Mosley J.Nahill D.Nasta P.Neary J. Neiman J.Neirotti D. Nelson ).Nicholson I. Noone
G.Niess L.Nixon B. Norton T.O'Conner K. Opielski J.Ortlip J.Ott M.Padro C.Palasky
K.Pallis R.Palmere M.Papineau D.Parker R.Parker A.Parsons E. Paul M.Paul E.Pease
D.Quigley T.Quinn M.Peterson G.Peters M.Pipe G.Pletnick D.Plunkett J.Pollard J. Pomerance
M.Reid R.Reid B.Pressman M.Price B.Pritchard Przybyszewski R.Pucher S.Pucylo J.Queen
T.Quirk R.Ramsay M.Raybold A.Rdesinski B.Reams P.Rearick M.Reid
R.Remsburg M.Respes L. Rhoades T.Rhoades J.Rice R.Richards R.Richardson


Michelle Kovacs and Joan MacPherson prove two
Is Wayne Hills enjoying Non-Western Cultures? Pom Pom girls agree; Wilson is number one! heads are better than one.










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As hard at work as they are at play, the Sophomores


































C.Riederer M.Riff K.Ritter D. Roberts R.Roberts J.Robidoux □.Rogers |. Rogowski P.Rooney
P.Rowlands B.Saba B.Sanchez C.Sanders D.Savage B.Schiavo E.Schlager C.Schleiker T.Schmidgall
J.Schmidgall D. Schools M.Schuler L.Schumacher L.Sciarra D.Scott K.Scudder I.Seavey C.Seip
K.Sellers A.Semler K.Serembus J.Shackett D.Shaffer M.Shenberger □.Sherbin □.Snyder W.Snyder
P. Shipley B.Sieger □.Silver S.Simmens C.Simms T.Sims W.Slater I.Steigerwalt S.Stemock
C.SIezak K.SIopey B.Smith R.Smith R.Smith T.Smith K.Smothers K. Taylor J.Thatcher
R.Solomon D.Sonnentag S.Spears B.Spears J.Speece J.Sperry J.Spicer
K.Stumpo B.Suplee S.Suppers B.Swain D. Swangler J.Szabo J.Tancini

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show a similar amount of enthusiasm inandoutof school
























J. Thieme J.Thomas W.Thomas D. Tolby J.Tracy j.Tranotti G.Triglia C.Ubelacker C. Vaccaro
M.Vandegrift D.Veight J.Viechnicki J.Viechnicki E.Voorhees C.Wallace E.Walsh N.Walterick B.Webb
D.Webb J.Weiser J.Welch L.Welch T.Weller G.Willikers j.Werner ].Whelan D. White
A.Wooley V.Worth S.Whitfield E. Wiley L.Willauer C.Williams C.Williams R.Williams □.Wilson
D.Zackowski
K. Zaborowski J.Wilson B. Wirth S.Wirth J.Wiser R. Wolf M. Wood J.Woodbury
S. Wright L.Wurm J.Yeagle C.Yelenchic T.Yerecic B.Young R.Young
D.Zarsky T.Zelinsky M.Zimmerman G.Zirilli S. ZIuky E.Zuchero E. Zumpfe
Kitty Alves just can't figure this one Debbie White laughs as teacher "No, Jim Schmidgall, Custer's Stand is
out. streaks (oops —speaks) in class. NOT a Dairy Delite!" Diane Hargrave is the "Cat's Meow."

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The Junior Class, spirited along by their officers,













































Junior Class Officers
Leslie Bell, Historian
Jennifer Pletnick, Corr. Sec.
Steve Jordan, President
Mrs. Sheila Weiss, Co-Sponsor


K. Abercrombie B. Abernathy A. Accardi M. Adamo R. Alcott A. Aldridge K. Allen M. Alpaugh T. Anderer
D. Anderson S. Anderson P. Angellilli J. Arndt L. Astle V. Atkins L. Bach G. Bainbridge C. Baker
P. Bannon B. Barnett D. Barnett K. Barniak M. Barno N. Barr B. Barton J. Bassett M. Bates
T. Baur J. Beatty C. Bechtel H. Bell L. Bell B. Berger D. Berrien
D. Bess C. Bess M. Bigger J. Billingsley W. Bittle E. Blackburn C. Blair
B. Bofinger D . Bogan S. Bogner J. Bonat C. Boston D. Bowman C . Boyd
R. Boykin R. Boyle B. Breen D. Breiner B. Brejcak W. Britland D. Brooks

D. Young and M.Baur, a
Juniors rally “76" spirit as they march to Homecoming Parade. D'Andre Moore, lost in thought quiet moment

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display the enthusiasm of the early American people













































Mr. Lou Voipe, Sponsor
Dawn Hartman, Alternate
Diane Barnett, Treasurer
Cheryl Waiter, Rec. Sec.
Chuck Funk, Vice President
aift' ' 1
R. Brounce L. Bryan B. Budman M. Buhler P. Burd L. Byrne J. Campbell S. Carroll J. Carulli
R. Casperite L. Chapman E. Chicoski R. Chism S. Chismar P. Citro J. Clark J. Cokos A. Coleman
S. Coleman B. Collins G. Collins D.Cook E. Cook F. Cope R. Corley C. Coughlin R. Coulter
S. Craven M. Crowthers J. Cummons K. Curry K. Custer B. Cuthrell E. David
G. Davis P. Day J. DeLeeuw V. DeCree E. DeMuro T. DeMuro ). Denis
S. Depalo J. DeRiggi J. Derr S. Detsch V. Devine B. Devlin j. Dicaire
T. Dispirito D. Dixon T. Doban B. Donnelly M. Doyle D. Druckman L. Drum


Wilson keeps Tech students T. Huber
and J. Dubell busy. D. Ryan befriends Mr. Lyall. What happened to the "Spirit of 76"?

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Junior involvement runs rampant inthe classroom, at
























































).Du bell M.Dugan Dziegelewski M. Earnest S.Egan C.Eitel C.Elliott j.Ellis K.Embert
T.Engler j.Frcolani T.Frhard I.Esche K.Fahey B.Faust S.Feggins V.Fellin A.Ferguson
D.Finley R.Fioravanti B.Fitzgerald B.Fizzano K.Flanagan D.Fleming K. Flynn T.Ford K. Forsberg
D.Forsythe S.Frazer S.Friz C.Funk M.Funsten L.George L.Gesualdi j.Gibson E.Gill
D.Ginther D. Giosa M.Giranda T.Girgas M.Golden J. Goldsmith T.Gottshalk D.Gray G.Green
K.Green P.Greenland L.Greenwell D.Griffin M. Griffin B.Grotowski G.Haigh
G.Names R.Harden P.Harper ]. Harris R.Harris V.Hartley D.Hartman

S. Anderson and B. Brounce, active in gym U238 + n. = KABOOM to L.
Wonder what Jim Kline and Pat McHale are laughing about! class? Wiley and M. Watson.

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sports events, and activities during and after school























































C.Harvey K.Haston K.Haynes T. Hechler J.Heich N.Heller B.Helms C.Henry K.Herman
J.Heyduk S.Hibbs T. Hill R.Hite J.Holden A.Holmes R.Honig G. Hoover M.Hromchak
M.Huber T.Huber C.Hudder W.Hughes F.Imperato R.ltzen Jakubowicz j.Jantzi C.Jay
G.Jefferson L.Jenigen S.Jensen K.Jensen G.Johnson D.Jones R.Jones S.Jordan j.Kabaci
M.Kapler E.Kearney C.Keen R.Keiluhn G.Keiser P.Kelley M.Kendrick B.Kerr V.Kershaw
L.Kessler R. Keyso J.Kilian K.Kimball □.Kinder M.King S.King
L.Kisloff B.Kitchens K.Kitchens J.Kline L.Koch F.Kochersperger S.Kohut


j. Panke or “Hanky Panky" in the
Lab? Off the field, Ray Jones masters scientific terms. M. Santilla and J. Fried relax at half-time.

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The school day takes on a new appearance as the Junior























































R.Larkins C.Krajewski D.Krivda P.Krotowski P. Kurtz F.Landis P.Lang D.LaPenna N.Leedom
K.Lelinski M.Lasch T.Latham D.Lavin S.Lazur R.LeMunyon J.Lee R.Lee A.Lockwood
K.Loftus M.Leo A.Lester A.Lewis J.Lichty B.Light M.Litz B.Lloyd I.Mager
S.Mager P.Lopresti B.Lovelace T.Ludwig j.Luker K.Lustica A.Luz C.Lyall L.Matlack
B.Maurer J.Maglio P.Maillard R.Mann B.Martensson B.Marziano P.Mason S.Mathews
T. McCurnin S.Maxwell K.McGhee j.McChesney K.McClellan B.McCormick. R.McCurnin
M.McElveen R.McElwee P.McFarland D.McGinnis T.McGoldrick C.McGrath

T. McColdrick, L. Pau-
lus, and B. Piccone In Spanish Monopoly, L. Rowton and B. Martensson struggle with A new light on Kai Jensen enlightens her as she tackles her stud-
take five. pesetas. ies.

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/ /
Spirit of 76" mounts in Wilson classroom happenings






















































P.McHale B.McMullin D.McNeill L.Meany C.Melman M.Melnyk A.Minton G.Mitchell K.Mongeau
L.Mongeau D.Moore P.Moore R.Moore D.Morgan P.Morrison □.Morris B.Moser K.Naddeo
R.Nelms T.Nelson P.Newell j.Niess K. O'Donnell C.Ortlip L.Oser D.Paglione j.Panke
K.Pashley L.Paulus T.Pavlisin M.Pavone j.Pepe G. Pestridge S.Peterson P.Petro R.Piccone
D.Pierson T.Pierson D.Pietrak J.Pinto T.Pipe j.Plahs j.Pletnick M.Poserina L.Potoczny
S.Powers ].Price C. Priestley j.Priore T.Quirk R.Ramsay R. Ransom
D.Redfoot P. Reeves H.Reinert M.Reynolds H.Rice R.Richardson S.Richards


I. Mager shows that attention is not always directed to the front of the Linda Paulus, startled by our pho­
Is J. Johnson really in class? room! tographer.

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Days seem endless as juniors climb the unsteady ladder























































K.Roth R.Richeal L.Riley T.Rivera T. Rizzo C.Robidoux C.Robinson M.Rosado P.Sampson
j.Sanchez C.Rothberg R.Rouzer T.Rowlands L.Rowton B.Roy D.Ryan j.Sabattini B.Scheerer
C.Schmidgall B.Sanderford j.Sando D.Sannelli R.Sannelli F.SantaMaria M.Santilla G.Santos B.Sherman
K.Sherman K.Schneider S. Scott M.Seibert B.Shallcross T.Shaner R.Sheppard L.Sherbin E.Siry
L.Siry □.Sherwood T.Shirley j.Sholly T.Siedler C.Simcsak M.Simeone R. Sincoskie
D.Snelling N.Skrot M.Slack D.SIavin ).Smith M.Smith P.Smith
C.Snyder L.Snyder J.Sparich B.Spaulding G.Spaulding H.Spencer


The winning speech bv Steve Jor­
Bill McCormick questions man's existence in class. dan; junior Class President. Is Pat McHale discovering H^SO^ ?

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from yesterday's underclassmen to tomorrow's seniors
























































H.Spezzano K.Stapleton j.Stasienchuk K.Steele R.Stemock j.Strausser j.Taggart K. Tegzes D.Tenaglia
J.Thieme R. Thigpen M.Thomas P.Thomas j.Timko F.Towson j.Trago M.Trago J.Uosikkinen
J.Viechnicki V.Viniarski C.Vista j.VoIpe B.Wagner C.Waiter J.Waldron D.Walker P.Walker
S. Walsh S. Walters B.Warrell M.Watson A.Weber j.Wertman R.Whitfield E.Whorten T.Wiberg
T. Wiegner H.Wilkie D.Wilkinson A.Williams P.Williams S.Williams S.Wilson T.Wisnewski N.Wolset
F.Worrell j.Wright W.Wright S.Wynn D.Yanette S.Yarish j.Yatsko
L.Yeager N.Vetter D.Young ].Young S.Young D.Zirilli Class of 76



Janette Young, the first female astronaut. Pat Williams deep in thought. The new dress code is modeled by Tom Doban.





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Officers and advisors help lead graduating class


through a full and active year to new horizons





































Senior Class Officers, Class of 1975: Mr. George Hopely (advisor), Mr. Carl Grecco (advisor), Micki Funk (vice president), Cathy Kuczmarski (secre­
tary), Cindy McLaughlin (historian), Linda Borkowski (president), Sharon Schmidgall (treasurer), Mrs. Nancy Johnston (advisor). Missing: Scott Heth-
erton (corresponding secretary).
Mr. George Hopely
It is only through labor and prayerful effort, by
grim energy and resolute courage, that we
move on to better things.
Theodore Roosevelt


Dear Seniors:


Looking back over the past school year, I have
many fond memories of our class activities. This
has been one of my most rewarding years spent
at Wilson. It was due in large part to the hard Mr. Carl Grecco
work and effort of the members of the class of
75. I would like to extend best wishes to each
and everyone of you, and as you leave Wilson
may you find success, whether it be in marriage,
in further education, or in the pursuit of a ca­
reer. I hope you have the vision and luck to
make the right choices. I have enjoyed working
with the members of the class and thank every­
one for all the help you have given me over the
past school year. I am particularly grateful to
those students whose efforts made this year­ Mrs. Nancy Johnston
book and other class activities so successful.

George C. Hopely
Senior Class Advisor

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Linda Borkowski

























Micki Funk






















Scott Hetherton














































Cathy Kuczmarski Cindy McLaughlin




Sharon Schmidgall

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Wilson High, a part of a senior's past life, is a pleasant
























STEVE ABBOTT MARK ADAM STEVE ADAMS MIKE ALBERTSON LARRY ALBRIGHT












































Heater hanging is a senior tradition at Wilson, and here Bev Fagans CHRIS ALVES SHARON ARONOVITZ PAT ASHTON
IS holding on for life.
Charlene Notaro and Lisa Feldman enjoy the privileges of the
new smoking area.

















JIM ATKINS

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memory as the Class of 75 rises to face future challenges























LIZ AUSTIN ROB BAILEY BRIAN BARR BETH ANN BATTEUX MIKE BAUR












































ANDY BEDEKOVIC Sam Moretti, recent winner of the banana-eating contest, guards the 75' bulletin board for the CATHY BEELER
Senior Class.














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LINDA BENDOCK ART BERGER MARTIN BERMAN JANET BILLS NORA BLANEY

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senior class rises to all occasions with unbridled spirit
























MARGIE BLOUGH BRINDA BLOUNT STEVE BLUM GEORGE BODDICE GARY BONNER










































■ai''
Senior cheerleaders join the yearbook staff to help kick off PATTI BOWMAN DENISE BOZEK DON BRACKIN
"Yearbook Week at Wilson."




















JERRY BRANIGAN MOLLY BRENNAN MARY BRESLIN SANDY BREZNICAN PATTY BRIAR

and overwhelming enthusiasm























GENE BROILLET DON BROSCHARD DAN BROWN Vicki Panizzi, Liz Rogers, and Cindy McLaughlin do a pom-pom
routine to the marches of the band.




















LINDA BROWN LINDA BRUNO JUDY BRYANT BOB BUCK BECKY BUMFORD





















DENNIS BURD GARRETT BURGESS JUDY BUTCHICK BARB CAMPBELL BILL CARPINONA

Al Lykon, Margie Mielke and Kim Melbourne help represent
the seniors in the warm-up parade.
















CINDY CHAPMAN
SCOTT CARRICK TED CAUL

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whether in the privacy of thought













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Gary Miles practices his passing for the upcoming football game LISA CHARLEBOIS KEN CHASE DAVE CHICOSKI
(or points to something rather unusual on the field!)




















CINDY CHIPMAN CHERYL CHMURA JOHN CLARK RON CLARKE MATT COLEMAN












































CARL CONRAD TOM COOK joe Madden waits patiently in Wilson's renovated guidance DERRY COPE
office.

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or company of friends, Wilson seniors are where it's at!














































MARK CORNING MARTY COULTER Guys always seem to find the strangest souvenirs from Washington D.C.





















BECKY CRAIN RUTH CRAWLEY PHYL CRESCENZl RAY CURL

Lynne Hood, Bonnie Slopey and Emily Wiberg enjoy the bus ride to Washington D.C. on their
senior class trip.

















TONY D'AMBROSIO

140 graduates






In a time when depersonalization is growing, it's good























TERRI DAUB CHUCK DAVIS GREG DAVIS DOUG DeLISLE KEVIN DeLONG






















ALAN DENIS SHARON DERR DENISE DIBERT BARB DIPPOLITO











































These girls willingly pose for our photographer on the trip to JUDY DOUGHERTY KAREN DOUGHERTY NANCY DREYER
Washington D.C.:Dee Sims, Teresa Hedgepeth, Regina johnson,
Linda Edwards, Jasmin Thigpen, and Lovette Wiley.

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to know that Wilson seniors enjoy being “themselves"























BRUCE DRUCKMAN CATHY DUNN NADINE DURATZ ALICIA EARLEY JOAN EASTWOOD


I






































The Senior Class “skip" to bring the old fifties spirit to Wilson. D. Scott, M. Pinsky, S. Hetherton, K.
Melbourne, L. Rogers, J. Thompson, P. Briar, V. Panizzi, S. Slezak, J. Newell, S. Schmidgall.
ELMER ERHARD JANICE ESTEL





















DEBBIE EVERETT PAT EVERETT BEV FAGANS CATHY FALCONE BOB FALSETTI

The Class of 75 learns skills that























Barb Campbell and Criss Thomas eye the photographer as the rest HENRY FARKAS KATHY FARMER JANICE FEATHER
of the class focus in on the drawing instructor.




















DAVE FEDOR LISA FELDMAN ROSLYN FELDMAN ANGIE FERLISI FRANNY FERLISI












































m ik e fish er BILL FISHER PAT FLAHERTY Shorthand is a demanding class, and here, Cindy Lawrence
works hard at it.

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will aid them as they enter their chosen fields of study














































Mr. Notartomas observes Jerry Shellhammer's procedure: MARY CARMAN LYNN GARRETT MARGIE GILL
practical experiences is a must.




















JOHN GILLESPIE MARjIE GILLMAN DIANE GLAUM MARK COLD MIKE GOLDSMITH
Alarmed at Becky Crain's work: "Are you kiddin' Becky? A 16 just
can't be right!"

















CHRIS COODHART

Every school activity receives























Scott Hetherton and Jim Price are out to "crucify" the world? RICH GREEN DEBBIE GREENE EILEEN GREGG





















TOM GREYTOCK ANN GRIFFIN MAGGIE GRIFFIN MIKE GRIFFITH RON GRIFFITHS

Vicki Panizzi and Liz Rogers at one of the many Wilson dances
this year.






































/ / /
RICH HARMON

full support from the senior class























PEGGY HARRISON KATHI HASTON JOHN HATCH Sonny and Cher (alias Roger Vaserberg and Jackie Angelo) do the
bump at the Halloween Dance.
W i'’


















BARB HAUBERT KAREN HAUGHEY TERRY HEDGEPETH CINDY HELMS JOYCE HENRY





















DARLA HERB KATHY HESS SCOTT HETHERTON CARLA HIBBS VALERIE HILL





















JOHN HOGAN TRACY HOGUE MIKE HOLDEN SUE HOLLMANN LYNNE HOOD

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Confusion!!! Finding classes, remembering practice,























PAT HOPKINS TARA HOUSER PAT HUFF FARRY HUGHES AL HUMBERT






















JOHN HUNT DRINA lEZZI FRANNY IMAN





















WAFT JACOBS JOE JACONSKI GREG JARDEL





















1 thought you said that 36-24-36 was the perfect combination CONNIE JAY ERIK JENSEN JENNIFER JOHNSON