1974 WW

FT A



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Barbara Goslin, Miss Shiffman,
Sharon Derr, Karen Dougherty,
Sec., Kathy Lippencott, Sharon
Aronovitz, Treas., Debbie Clark,
Vice Pres., Kim Petrie, Pres.
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INTERACT CLUB



Denise Jordan, Secretary Bob Weller,
President Diane Bell, Treasurer Hillar
(not shown). Vice Pres.


















































ROW I: A. Weber, J. McClellan, B. Lott, D. Lord, R. Boruta, D. Gottshalk, H. Kaplan, L. Meany. ROW 2: A. Lykon, B.
Morgan, D. Jordan, D. Bell, C. McLaughlin, ROW 3: S. Moretti, C. Jones, R. Tacconelli, P. Kanner, L. Bell, E. Rogers, C.
Melman, R. Lloyd, ROW 4: J. Shedelbower, C. Miles, B. Weller, S. Schmidgall, T. Bernhardt, M. Borkowski, V. Panizzi,
L. Paulis, S. Schiavo, K. Litz, C. Cantwell, S. Jordan.
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Spanish Club: LEFT TO RICELT — Karen Dougherty, Sharon Derr, Kathy
Lippincott (Pres.), Mark Pinsky, Sharon Aronovitz, Miss Schiffman.

LANGUAGE CLUBS





Contrary to the title, the language clubs do not meet
together. They do, however, have the same goal — to dis­
cover things about the language they are learning and the
people that speak it.
At press time, all the clubs are engaged in planning
some sort of an activity. The Spanish club has just started
to raise funds. The money raised will go to a cultural ex­
ploring trip to New York and a trip to Phila. The Italian
club will sponsor another Battle of the Bands and hope
for a greater success than they have had in the past. They
will also hold Bake Sales and other unannounced activi­
ties. With the money raised, the club will give a scholar­
ship to the senior student with the highest average in Ital­
ian and hope to visit New York and some of the Italian
restaurants therein.
The French club is planning a trip to Canada and, of
course, will visit the restaurants up there. Hopefully, they
will manage a trip to France also.
Hola. Ciao. Au Revoir. French Club; (LEFT TO RIGHT) — BOTTOM — Linda Kisloff, Cindy
Rothberg, Cheryl Robinson, Bonnie Shallcross; MIDDLE — Sharon
Scott, Sandra Anderson, Diane Lord; TOP — Joan Worek, Gabrielle San­
tos, Rodger Richardson, Christopher Molden.




























Italian Club: STANDING — Rich Itzen, Rich Richeal, Terry Har.
Heich, Barry Light, joe Marziano, Robert Falsetti, Mrs. Schein; S/"' i //v, )oe
Michele Pavone, Tina Maglio.

CHESS

CLUB



Members — Barry Light, Bob Billmers,
Ron Bates, Rich Secolish.































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BROAD

CASTING




(TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Ron Hatch,
John Robinson, Bernie Wagenseller, Keith
Shaw, Mike Bauwer, Bill Tom Sarinick,
Steve DeSocata, Debbie Louis, Karen
Clark, Greg Waterhouse.

Drama Club — TOP: Lydia Fisher; MIDDLE (LEFT TO RIGEIT): Kai Jensen, Nancy Weisman, Karen Clark, Donna Ramsey, Diana
Redfoot, Jim Ely, Tony D'Ambrosio, Mary Lynn Bricillo, Hillar Kaplan, Brenda Johnson, Phyliss Kryven, MaryEllen Ortlip; THIRD
ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dave Scott, Donna Young, Sharon Scott, Sue Silver, Mr. Lou Voipe, Mrs. Sheila Weiss, Marty Braun;
BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dave Booz, Rose Boruta, Lisa Eeldman.












DRAMA CLUB



Wilson's thespians dramatized 'Come Blow Your Horn' as their first accomplishment in February. This play was en­
joyed by many people who enjoy comedy and even those who don't since the acting was superb. Right now, they are
planning the production of the 'Odd Couple'. We hope this play will have the same success that their previous pro­
duction had.
The acting, producing, and stage-setting all helped in the prosperity of the Drama Club. Mr. Voipe, Mrs. Weiss, stage
crew and managers spent time perfecting the stage and getting the acting down to the second. If you saw any of the
plays, you know what we mean.















STAGE CREW



The Stage Crew can be found working behind the
scenes and in the cage. These people responsible for co­
ordinating the lighting, sound, and curtain calls for var­
ious school activities including assemblies, plays, and
films. BEW ARE: They are let out of the cage on weekends.













Stage Crew — TOP (LEFT TO RIGHT): Nancy Eteller, Robert Bennie; MIDDLE (LEFT TO RIGHT): Scott
Buckman, Steve Skota, Alan Aronovitz, Ralph Even; BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIGHT): George Ftaigh Jim
Steigerwalt, Brian Gregg; FRONT (LEFT TO RIGHT): Donna Young.

DEBATE





Mr. Greece's debate team is still a legend in the world.
Their exaltation has been spread throughout Pennsylvania
and will probably spread into the international scene, if
there is any such luck. While they are waiting for this miracle
to occur, Wilson will vibrate with their sound waves.















Debate — BOTTOM (LEFT TO RIChlT): Nancy Weisman,
Linda Kisloff, Drina lezzi, Cindy Rothberg; TOP (LEFT TO
RICETT): Nik Nekolieff, John Hetherton, Erik Jensen; NOT
PRESENT: Mark Kanter, Roslyn Feldman, Dave Scott.




SCHOOL STORE




Your friendly school store doesn't make money — it makes
friends. Serving hordes of Wilson students daily with the best buys in
school supplies — they are known as the friendliest spot in Wilson.
Their big values are exceeded only by their even bigger smiles.
Subscribing to the belief that “You deserve a break today", they
provide Coke and other refreshments after school for our hard­
working, exhausted students.




































School Store — LEFT TO RIGHT: Luanne Bender, Peggy Calvani,
Karen 1 itz. Linda Pucher, Terrv MacGowan, Mr. David MacCowan.

VARSITY

CHEERLEADERS
























LEFT (BOTTOM TO TOP): Linda Bruno, Mary Lou Litten, Joan Worek, Desi
Gottshalk; MIDDLE: Mrs. Schein, Lisa Hood, Pam Moser, Pat Duffy (co-captain),
Mary Lou Manera (captain) R/CHT, (TOP TO BOTTOM): Sherry Sholly, Micki
Funk, Cheryl Lyall, Jody Volpe.







CHEERLEADERS




Cheerleaders are the more colorful and bouncy part of
a sporting event. They are the ones who run around
jumping, spinning, and stomping to get the fans into a
shouting, screaming, and bellowing frenzy.

JUNIOR

VARSITY





























TOP (LEFT TO RIGHT): Devona Ryan, Rita Yedman, Jecy Pletnick; MIDDLE (L-R):
Jennifer Pletnick, Michele Pavone, Cecilia Vista, Bev Lot; BOTTOM (L-R): Liz Austin,
Lynn Kirstner, Miny Mihalik.



















































FRESHMAN














TOP (L-R): Diane Manannaci, Sue Simmons, jean Deeny; MIDDLE
(L-R): Beth Gourley, Kitty Alves; BOTTOM (L-R): Debbie Savage,
Nancy Cunningham, Penny Mihalik, Sue Suppers, Karen Zaborows-
ki.

SITTING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Chris Figlerski, Diane Bell, Jill Warner, Dave Booz, Rose Boruta, Kathy Lippincot, Donna Tracy, Debby
Romanu, Kim Lawver, Paula Manes, Linda Even; STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Luanne Bender, Karen Barth, Peggy Calvani, Terry
MacGowan (Pres.), Karen Litz, Debbie Henry, Judy McClellan, Linda Pucher, Bonny Schrieber, Linda Borkowski; STANDING (LEFT
TO RIGHT): Sandy Brezneckan, Hillar Kaplan, Elaine Bates, Bill Garber, Sherree Shellhammer, Kim Kenna, Brenda Johnson, Terri
Gallagher.













PEP CLUB



This year's Pep Club kept up the tradition of big
mouths, huge banners, and outrageous activities. With all
the mediums they use, when there was something going
on the whole school knew about it.
School spirit at the athletic events was fantastic! Cars
looked different because of bumpers garnished with
stickers and keys on chains. Other activities, which you
should remember, kept our spirit up through the year.
All in all, it was a very peppy year!













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BOTTOM ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Janice Miller, Nora Hufnal, Peggy Falcone, Cindy Schleiker, Laurie Saxman, Debbie Feldman, Mary Ann Bates,
Tytonia Vaughn, Lisa Feldman, Robin Johnson, Celeste Blackburn, Rose Pucher, Kelly Mann, Jeanne Dougherty, Judy Dougherty, Brenda Lane, Fern
Shapiro; SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Hildenbrand, Cindy Robidoux, Marty Braun, Frances Graczyk, Donna Young, Dottie Fox, Kenny
Moss, John Wiley, Wayne Brown, Anthony D'Ambrosio, John Slack, Steve Skoda, George Pestridge, Bob McCormick, Woody Slater, Karen Clark,
Joan Davis, Sue Bauman, Bernadette Dasconio, Lois FJeffner, Kathie Clark.


























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STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Linda Reid (advisor), Paula Manes, Linda Even, Don Snedeker, Greg Ross, Paul Pappas, Rich
Tacconelli, Dave Booz, Mrs. Ann Lindenmuth (advisor); MIDDLE: Brenda Lane, Kathy Scrocca, Phyliss Kryven, Diane Lord, Amy
Tiso; FIRST ROW: Charyl Terry, Debbie Patterson, Laura Shaw, Tom Bernhard; LYING: Gary Miles.







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GIRLS BASKETBALL




This year the girls' basketball team had a pretty
good season, coming in second in Section 1. The
girls improved in teamwork as the season prog­
ressed, winning their last 4 games. One of the most
exciting games and a satisfying victory were the
team's win over Delhaas by 1 point.
The girls worked together for their fine standing
in the LBCL and should be congratulated for their
successful effort. The team will all be returning next
year, with the exception of Lillian Reynolds, the
team's only senior. With the potential exhibited
by these girls we expect the team to bring home a
championship next year.


















Wilson taking it away!









































Varsity (CLOCKWISE) Alma Wooley, Mary Ann Paul, Mary Trago, Tayna
Craves, Karen Petroski, Karen Lelinski, Michelle Terry, Audrey Turner, Lillian
Reynolds, Patti Young. (TOP ROW STANDING) Patti McHale, Kim Melbourne,
Coach: Miss Pat Sellers.
'Brite-Lite" burning the Opposition!

Wilson Opp.
48 34 Ewing
25 33 Neshaminy
45 48 Delhaas
35 31 J.F.K.
64 20 Bristol
20 32 C. Rock
29 31 L. Moreland
69 45 New Hope
37 31 Pennsbury
58 38 Bensalem
49 51 Jenkinstown
32 34 Morrisville
39 43 Neshaminy
36 35 Delhaas
44 22 C.Rock
37 22 Pennsbury
33 28 Bensalem







Petroski going up for a rebound!

























Who do I turn to? Teamwork in action!













































Junior Varsity (CLOCKWISE BOTTOM ROW) Ann Marie Weber, Cindy Schwiker, Kathy Ennis, Darlene Webb, (STAND­
ING) Pami Demi, Tina Schmidgall, Mary Fioco, Kai Jensen, Nancy Pickford, Coach: Mrs. Sherry Reynolds.
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TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIChlT); Joe Klien, Brian Morgan, Tom Suscewitz, Darren Morgan, Bernie Wagenseller.
BOTTOM; Mike McCleve, Andy Herbert, Kennie Krin, Jeff Forest, Tonnie Nelson, Cary Jefferson.















































TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIChlT); Dave Smith), Rick Suscewitz, Bob Martin, Jim Price, Ricky Nelms,
BOTTOM ROW; Dave Scott, Steve Jordan, Maek Landis, Bob Giranda.












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TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT); Kennie Bruno, Jim Robidoux, Ricky Vorhees, Mike Massery,
Micheal Kay, Jim Howell, Maurice Respress, Tyrone Brown, Mr. Alan Nelson, Coach, Paul
Rooney, Chris Birdsey, David Swangler, Bruce Custer, Billy Hibbs, Joel Vicknikie, Ted Ardnt,
Jeff Vicknikie.





























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Backs

Backs


























Receivers
Ends, Linebackers Bob Baily, Rich FJarrison, Al Lykon, Vince FJartley, Dave Wilke, Bob Lud­
low, Art Thomas, Gary Barnes, Chuck Amato, Kenny Lester, Bob Weller,
Russ Killian, Brian Morgan, Bill Wood, Keith Shaw, Tony DiBattista, Marty Coulter, Kevin Allen, Ed Blackburn, Bill McCormick, Alvin McBride, Ron Finiley,
Walt Jacobs, Rich Tacconelli, Ken Zaborowski, Alex Ferguson, Dan Minacci, John Bob Kuhn, Tom Bernhard, Greg Bleri, Don Doyle, Mat Doyle, Jeff Clay,
Timko, Brian McMullin, Bernie Wagenseller, Ron Clarke, Dave Smith, Dale Smith, Sam Moretti, Ron Kaplan, Joe Shedelbower, Joe Comings.
Tom McGoldrick, Fran Yeager, Mike Borkowski, Tom Suscewicz, Ray Luker, Ray­
mond (Trees) Jones.












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Russ, Bernie receiving. Pistol Pitts
A little out of bounds.





























Lets go RAMS — On to VICTORY.
Here I come.




























m ' UP, UP, and away!


(Bullneck) Heller Mr. Opalenick
Mr. Cimochowski
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VARSITY RECORD

OPPOSITION WILSON

PENNSBURY 20 21
BISHOP EGAN 19 8
BETHLEHEM CATH. 20 8
COUNCIL ROCK 21 0
BRIDGETON 20 23
MALVERN 14 0
DELHAAS 20 12
NESHAMINY 21 8
BENSALEM 26 0
WYOMING VALLEY WEST 48 8
Harrison gets high.

Kill— KiLL — KILL!
"Dah which way do I go Coach?'
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CENTER — Co. Capts. LeeAnn Terry, Patti Young, LEET — Sue Snyder, Cindy Cantwell, Michelle Terry, Cheryl Hartman, Karen Lelinski,
Paula Manes, Cheryl Terry, Diane Lord, Carla Hibbs, Mrs. Merganthaler (Coach).
























Cheryl Hartman


















Coach Merganthaler






Goalie Michelle Terry

Cheryl Hartman and LeeAnn Terry




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FRONT — LEFT — Maureen Kearney, Kim Curtin, Penny Mihalik, Bonnie Schriber, Cindy Schleiker, Debbie Meanv, Ann Melville,
Tina Dellaquila, Kitty Gerlacher. STANDING LEFT — Sharon Scott, Kai Jensen, Liz Rogers, Sue Slezak, Charlotte O'Conner, Karen
Taylor, Phyllis Kanter, Kathy Blackburn, Pam Clarake, Mrs. Salamone (Coach). Absent for picture LuAnne Rowton.







































Cindy Schleiker
Phyllis Kanter, Maureen Kearney, Tina Dellaquila.









Cheryl Hartman
Diane Lord
Karen Lelinski











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VARSITY RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD

OPP. WILSON OPP. WILSON


MORRISVILLE 1 0 MORRISVILLE 4 0
DELHAAS 0 0 DELHAAS 2 0
LOWER MORELAND 0 1 LOWER MORELAND 2 0
NESHAMINY 2 1 NESHAMINY 3 0
BRISTOL 0 0 BRISTOL 0 1
lENKINTOWN 4 0 lENKINTOWN 1 0
PENNSBURY 0 1 PENNSBURY 2 0
BENSALEM 2 2 BENSALEM 0 0
NEW HOPE 0 2 NEW HOPE 1 0
COUNCIL ROCK 4 0 COUNCIL ROCK 3 0


WON 3 LOST 4 TIE 3 WON1 LOST 8 TIE1










































SUE SNYDER













PAULA MANES
















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VARSITY SOCCER TEAM
RICK SUSCEWICZ, HERALDO LAMPUGNANI.








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KNEELING: Ralph Vaserberg, Heraldo Lampugnani, Carl Costello, Rick Suscewicz (Co-Captain), Bill Gerber, Mark Pinsky (Co-Captain), Greg Sax-
man, Rich Bonner. BACK ROW: Mr. Hollingsworth. Mike Goldsmith, Steve Ooralski, John DeBernardo, Rich Itzen, Len Papineau, Jim Price, Donald Sned-
ker. John Sampson, Dave Sanelli.






























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VARSITY RECORD

WILSON OPP.

NEW HOPE 0 2 Junior Varsity Team
LOWER MORELAND 4 1
NESHAMINY 4 4 Robert Bofinger
Mike Crowthers
DELHAAS 1 2 Glen Davis
HOLY GHOST 1 2 Tom Doban
PENNSBURY 4 2 Brian Donnelly
Mike Golden
BENSALEM 2 1 Robert Harris
COUNCIL ROCK 0 2 Keith Haston
NEW HOPE 0 Ken Herman
John Kabaci
LOWER MORELAND 0 1 Anthony Moore
NESHAMINY 1 4 Ricky Nelms
Timothy Shirley
DELHAAS 1 1
HOLY GHOST 4 1 WIN1 LOSS 6 TIES
PENNSBURY 0 2
BENSALEM 0 1
COUNCIL ROCK 2 4

WIN 4 LOSS 11 TIE1































Heraldo Lampugnani




























Len Papineau, Ralph Vaserberg.




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Varsity Basketball, TOP: MR. TOTO (COACH), VINCE THOMPSON, TONY COLLINS, BUDDY SEITZINGER, ROY JONES, BOB BAILEY, ARCHIE
McBRIDE, TOM YETTER manager. BOTTOM: DARYL HART, MICKY COLLINS, GREG STEAD, BRUCE MARTIN, BILL ENNIS, BOB WEIDERMAN.





























































Junior Varsity Basketball, TOP: JACK MASSIELLO (COACH), HERMAN SPENCER, TOM LATHAM, STEVE ADAMS, BARRY LOVELACE, VINCE HAR­
TLEY, TONY MOORE. BOTTOM: KEN SHELLHAMMER, RICH ITZEN, ALVIN McBRIDE, ERED TOWNSON, BEN COLLINS, JOHN HUNT.

Stre-e-etch
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Can we use this?



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WILSON


STRIKERS















Jay Stout, Steve DePallo, Robert Wagner, Dave Kinder, Art Buger, Greg Ross.





































































I don't believe it! Mr. Jones can BOWL! Let's see 4 + 3 is
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TOP (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kathy Bechtel, Robin Clarkson, Cathy Wallace, Dawn Slater, MIDDLE (LEFT TO RIGHT)
Denise Bowman, Pat Becthel, Sue Supper, Phillys Crescensi, Debbie Lavin, Lynn Kirstner, Kitty Alves, Beth Gour-
ley, Judy Uosikkinen, (BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT) Cheryl Lyall, Susan Simmens, Dotty Quigley, (Not shown) Lu­
cia Citru, Kathy Black Burn, jecy Pletnick, Sue Snyder.















































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WINTER TRACK





































TOP ROW, Coach Hollingsworth, Richard Lee, Mike Golden, Ian Esche, Dave Wilkenson, Keith Shaw, Bill Budman, Steve Lazur, John Gregg. BOT­
TOM ROW, Tom Windfelder, Dale Schaver, Ron Triglia, Tom Scott, Bob Bofinger, Ron Sheppard, Alex Fergeson, Scott Friz.











Winter Sports took a great leap in
Winter Track this season. Although
the men of coach Hollingsworth
didn't win much this season their
dedication and spirit was typical of
WILSON sports. With the bulk of the
team being sophs the future is defi­
nitely bright for the WILSON RAMS.







Tom Windfelder Ian Esche



























Bill Budman Coach Hollingsworth Tom Scott





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We dedicate the following
space to those memorable stu­
dents who "forgot" to get their
pictures taken.












Garrett Barnes General
Judith Barnes General
Steven Beller General
Betty jean Bembery Work Experience
Martin Berman General
Glenn Bonat General
Joseph Broomall Tech,
Jose Crews Work Experience
Michael Dean General
Kathleen Eischer Cental
Jonathan Elail Academic
Don Eoster Tech.
Nathaniel Gibson General
Paul Gramigna Work Experience
Thomas Greene Work Experience
Kathryn Haravitch General
Alphaeus Hedgepeth Tech.
Robert Kennedy General
Dawn Rae Leo General
Ken Lester Academic Eootball 9,10,11,
12; Track
Robert Louis General
Martha Losch General
Patricia Marshall General
Robert McCormick General
Sue Rogowski General
Joanne Russo General
John Shwing Tech.
John Slack General
Eugene Termyna General
Raymond Thomas General
Henry Toler General
Ronald Valiante General
Patti Jo Varner General
Nora Vista General
Brian Wlaker General
Kevin Walker General
Frank Joseph Walsh Work Experience












And a special mention goes to Stacey
Miller who would have been here in our
senior but who was honored to attend
Temple University.























STACEY MILLER

The staff of the 1974 RAMPAGES would like to thank the following people for their support
during the year.


Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bellwoar

Jim and Kitty

Kay's American

Kathy Worthington and Charles Ferguson
Patrick DeFrancesco

The Scott Family

Sue Bauman

Sue's Beauty Salon

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Green
Kay Auto Sales

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Young

Delaware Valley Scrap Metals
Ann and Bill Subers

Airel Tool and Equipment Company

The Kabaci Family

Mr. Willie Jordan
Luanne Rowton

John W. Rowton and Family

Mr. and Mrs. David MacGowan

Mr. John DiSangro
Marty Song Loves Lee Trumpet

Ms. Bonnie "Kid" Whittig

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Whittig

Mr. Carl Grecco

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Aronovitz
The Fenimore Family

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brounce

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lemos

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schein

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Collins
The Brown Kids

Jim Price

Mr. and Mrs. Anibal Sanchez






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BEST OF LUCK TO THE
CLASS OF 1974


BOYCE'S MARKET




OPPOSITE WILSON
To Mrs. Young:
May all your years be happy and fulfilling with
luck and lots of love.

From her friends
o f the 10th grade

















THAT'S ALL FOLKS!























I would like to thank all the people who worked so
hard to make this yearbook possible. Special thanks go
to the Rampages Staff and Mr. Willie Jordan for their
"stick-to-it-iveness" through all our trials and troubles.
CR ED ITS
Best of luck to the class of 1974.
The American Yearbook Company
Sharon Green Young
advisor
Merin's Photography Studio

Mr. William O'Brien

Mr. Thomas Krevitsky


Mr. Harry Rindgen

Mr. Richard Noe







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