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Perry 3orb Pot Coro Jeon
Kuhn LoPierre Lq Porte Leary Leininger












Kevin Georgina Joe
Lewis Lloyd Loftus












'Do the Hustle" Deon Donno Jerry Lisa
Logon Logon Long Long

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Love Lynn Mann Morinellie












Jim James Pat Dob
Marks Marlow Mortin Morsholl











Linda Connie Lori Chris 'Let your fingers do the walking . . . "
Marshall Massaro Matusek McArdle










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McCortin McChesney McClellen McClelland McCormick McDonnell McGowan McGrath












Colleen Steve John Becky
McKee Mellor Messinger Miller












Chris Sabrina Trocy Michelle
Moore Moore Moorey Moss











Dob Jomes Steve Vivion
"It's June, and Carol is still working on the Mowery Muihollond Murphy Neiman
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Mark John Chuck Lori
Nellist Poglione Porker Pormentier











Constance Connie Brian Mark
Povlisin Peters Peterson Piocentino












Dob Eugene Chris
Piccone Pierce Piszczek "Come, they told me












Jonelle Kathleen Kevin Chuck Paul Steve Shown Lorry
Pletnick Pollock Potts Poulson Priestley Proscio Quinn Robb











Tracy Kelley Donno Cindy
Roines Reole Renn Rigby











Peggy Lillian Dove Trocy
Ritter Roberts Robidoux Robinson











Karen Robert Dwayne
"ANIMAL HOUSE.'
Rodger Rodriguez Rodgers


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Pot Sandy Charles Mike
Pooney Powton Poy Pucco











Dob Virginia Dob Germain
Sockett Sanders Sorinick Scheidecker











Scott Kim Mory Phonicia
SchiQvo Schumann "We're off to see the Wizard. Schwab Seover











Andy Joe Debbie Eugene Michael Dob Lolalne Cindy
Semler Sholkowski Shotrowsky Shelepets Sherotski Sherwood Shivers Sidoti











Anita Jenny Shoe Stephen Fronk
Simmons Smith Smith Smith Snyder

'I don't think I'll lost till spring.









Chris Pence Janice Kothy Mario
Stepenaskie Strong Strozier Sullivan Tontum












James Wode Dieter
Torosiewicz Taylor Thieme Thigpen

Valerie Harold Motthew Joe
Thomos Thompson Tilghmon Tummorello












Michelle Allison Roy Donna Mary
Turk VonCleve Vonselous VonHorn Ventura 1 really don't want my picture token.











Tony Tina Alix Chuck Debra Diana Cindy
Verducci Viechnicki Wagner Woite Walden Wollace Walsh











John Kim April Down
Walter Wolton Worrel Worriner












Sue Coryn Alan Michael
Weintroub Wene Wersler Whitfield












Bruce Loreen Sheryl Albert
"It's ten o'clock, do you know where your parents ore?"
Whorten Wicker Wiley Willioms





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Wintersteen Worthington Yocobocci Yetter Ziegelhofer


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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Thomas, Melissa Price, Jane
Runey. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Rogers. Jeanette Drawn, Jaanne Kandrach, Mrs. Regina
Cesaria (advisar).


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JOANNE KONDRACH . . . president. LINDA THOMAS . . . vice-president. JANERUNEY. . . treasurer.
































KIM ROGERS . . . corresponding secretary. MELISSA PRICE . . . recording secretary. JEANEHE DROWN . . . historian.






The sopmomore doss has
done many interesting things this
year. We hove hod donees which
hove been very successful. At the
beginning of the yeor, homecom­
ing was Q lot of hord work, but we
won first prize for the best floot!
Everyone wos very proud and ex­
cited. In May we held o semi- for­
mal donee for the ninth and tenth
grade dosses. It included food and
live music. We're sure everyone
looked forward to this event and
we know it was successful. The
sophomore doss has worked very
hard ond we hope everyone en­
joyed the year.











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Lisa Pete Kenny Jane Mark Mike
Accordi Aguilar Alves AnostasI Ashby Baker











Pot Joe Ron Sue
Bologoch Borford Dorrett Dosmajian











Tom Terry Howard Mary
Dealer Bechtel Decker Delke











John Cindy Darlene Robert "Ouch!! That's smarts!!"
Dellerby Benedict Benner Derger











Sharon John Shoron Darlene John Sherri
Derger Bernhard Dess Bethea Blackburn Dooz












Betsy Dob Arthur Jeanette Nancy Erbie Melanie Linda
Borowiec Brennan Drown Drown Bruno Dtymer Duck Durd












John Terri Dan Alecia Kelley Corinne Jackie
Caldwell Corlucci Corpenter Corter Cosole Collins Collins


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Correll Cralgle Ctyster Cunningham Cuttler Doub Davis












Miranda Suellen Theresa Cathy Kuss Dave Earlene
Dayman Deon Dellaquila Dick DiGiorgio Dishoroon Dowd








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Farrell Foust Finnerty











Connie Chris
Fiorovonti Froncis











Julie Anthony Keren
Gancorz Gory Giognocovo












Greg Donna "Thank goodness, it's Fridoy!! Deth Mike
Gillespie Gilroy Girondo Glotts Gloum


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Jeff Steve Regina Donno
Goetter Goldsmith Gouid Gront












Frank Michelle Tony Mike
Green Griffin "hi there. Grison Hahn












Tom Deserie Donna Ginny Kim Kathy Tamora John
Honko Horger Harris Hartnett Horvie Hawryliak Herb Hipps











Tommy Tom Volerie Jim Jeneon Leslie Donno
Hocismon Hodgkins Holden Holmes Horn Hofvoth Houser











Eveann Dob Colleen Peter Dorb
Huber Hudson Hunt Ireiond Jacobs












Kim Corel Ernito Kothy
Jenkins Jennett Johnson Johnson












Cindy Tom Michelle Ken
levitate! Levitate!!" Keyser
Jones Koufmonn Killian

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Marge Cheryl Carole Joe Kevin Joanne
Kirby Kirisitz Kizer Knisely Kochersperger Kondroch









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Maria John Komon Ed Nancy Herman Sgra
Kopeno Kowolik Kowolsky Koynock Kronikovich Krug Kuske












Michele Kick Mary Carmen
LoMore Lancaster Langan LaPenna











Cheryl Darleen
"Let me see, let me see!! LellnskI Leonard












John Suson Sandro Kene Diane Marco
Lewis Lipinski Livingston Loeser Loftus Lombordi











Willie Dot Bill Jonell Kathy Gloria
Love MacPherson MocPherson Mocrie Makela Moldonado












Terry Karen Darren Jacqueline Terri John Joseph Terry
Moncini Marcoon Marino Marlowe Mason Motusek Maurer McArdle


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Mary Dwayne Chorlotte Kathy
McCleon McClease McClel Ion McClelland












“Come on Kim, it’s not that funny. Ftich Meet Cathy Susan
McCormick McCoy McCullen McDonald











Billy Lisa Kathy Korle Borb Pete Liso
McGinnis McKinney McLaughlin Mefford Mervin Mihalik Mihele












Cheryl Michael Ann Dovid Kim Cheryl Colleen
Miller Miller Milano Minnick Mitchell Mongeau Moore

CLASS

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Morgan Munford Muro Murphy Neirotti Nelson Nichol

'Humpty Dumpty sot on o woll









John June Mott Ken
Nickels Niedrist Niess Nixon












Kothy Dovid Julie Mory
Nonomoker Norris Norris O'Horo


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OlQvoge O'Neal Otten Pocenski Elba Otto Kothy Stephanie
Padro Paxton Pearson Peose








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Persepanko Pescodor












Brenda Lori Melisso
Pollard Pollard Poormon












Denise Lori Melissa 'Mr. Ginty, excuse Kim for being late because Shoron
Prescavage Price Price Price












Arleen Jeff Darlene Angel Scott Linda Karen
Pucher Quigley Pobotin Pobea Peole Peed Pegitko







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Pesovage Peynolds Peynolds Phoades Pichords Poberts











Dave Debbie Kim Pich Keith Diane
"Tech remembers WILSON." Pobinson Pobinson Pogers Pogers Pomonek Pomberger



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Pauline Jane Dob Condy Vicki Terry Michael Richord
Poy Runey Rushon Russell Russell Sampson Schiovo Schmidgoll










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Dione Chuck Sue Melissa Mike
Scott Seover Secoolish Semler Semler











Joseph Lonno Edword Anthony Undo
Settle Settle Show Shelepets Shelly












Mindy Rosemary Tracie Mark
Sherman Shields Shirey Sholly "Hey, where's Mickey?"











Michael Eileen Paul Down Lori Jim
Sidoti Sieger Simon Sims Singleton Slemmer

"Ahhhhhh, verrry innnnterrrresting!!!"









Tony Dwayne Linda Cheryl
Smith Snelling Somovery Speors











Greg Joanne Joson Bernice
Spiritosanto St. John Stosinchok Stelmo

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Stelmo Stine Tantum Torosiewicz Tenaglio Teot Thomas












Sue Rodger William Andrea
Thompson Trocy Turner Tummarello











Jackie Mike Ruth Liso Dan
Vandine Vanhorn Vonselous Verducci Vittore











Alison Sherry Joe Mike Mike
Wagner Woite Wallace Wollover Walsh











Joanne Stewart Trade Laurie Corel Joe
Walter Webb Wene Whitesell Williams Williams












Lisa Lorri Debbie George Denise
Williamson Williomson Wilson Wilson Winters












Scott Dole Diane "Wilson's pool get o face lift. Dotino Jenny
Wolfgong Womer Worth Young Zehnder
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MISS KATHLEEN MCCORMICK . . . freshman class
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FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Hamon, Diane Rabatin, Chip Kobal.
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula Powers, Debbie Frozer, Monique McClelland, Miss Kathleen
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The Freshmen doss and the class of­
ficers shored mony dual events with the
sophomore doss. Together, the two
dosses cooperated ond created the winn­
ing float during the halftime activities of
the Homecoming football gome. The
ninth grode doss olso held o holiday
disco, which proved rewarding to those
students who ottended ond olso rewar­
ding to the funds of the doss. There wos
also o disco contest held during this
donee. Of course, the most exciting event
of the school year wos the semi-formol
donee, which also included dinner. Those
students who attended this affair, en­
joyed themselves fully.










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Aguilar Alligood Almodovar Altomar Armstrong Arndt Artmon












Paul Joe Lesli Walt Pot
Aspell Augustine Bailey Baines Dologoch












"Mork?? Mork who Joe LIndo Tom
Barbieri Barnett Barrett










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Dour Bechtel Belke Dellerby Bender Benedict Benner




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Blackburn Blackshire Boehringer Dolick Bond Boone











Money Colleen Carol Lori Pete Gerri "I won first place for being
Boyer Boyle Brongon Brannon Dritland Drown the sloppiest?"






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Bryant Brymer Brymer Duholo Burger Burns

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Calhoun Canyan Carlucci Champey












Dole Margie Janine Tony Tracey
Chapman Chapman "Why pick on me?" Chew Citaro Coaxum











JoAnne Lisa Ernest Dill Gail Deb Kevin
Coia Commiso Connors Coulter Craven Crawford Crocker


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Dallesto Deitz DeStephono Dickson Dooley Dougherty






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Dreher DuDell Dulin Durant Durning Eorp Edmiston Egon





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Cheryl Lori Tony
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Carol Kevin
"Ahh, Come on, just one more bite."
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Fowler Fowler French











R,alph Tom Mike Dorl "Where did they dig you up?"
Funk Gainer Gall Gorcio











Ken Lisa Nick Danielle Ed Tracy Ron
Gardner Garrison Gatto Girimonte Goadwin GaralskI Groczyk











George Trocey Corl Michele Sheree Jeff Alton Joe
Groham Gross Gudknecht Heines Hale Homan Hamilton Honcin











Michelle Kothy Charles Dwight Andreo Mike Kothy
Honey Hormon Harris Hortman Han/ey Hoston Hoynes










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Hays Hebenthal Heich Heierling Herb Hess












Kurt Gory Donnie Devin Sharon Jeff
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Holdsworth Hopwood Hornok Horvath Hunter

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Dottie Helen Giovanni Posquole Mike Leon 5heeno
Hyde Ingel lovine lovine Jeronis Johnson Johnson












Deb Tom Donna Mike
Kondie Kandle Koprol Koufmonn











Kevin Mory Jim Bob
Keenan Keiffer Kemmerer Kepko












George Yvette Sheryl Frank Miok
Kervitsisy Kessler "Ain't I cute?" Kessner Key so Kim






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Audrey Deb Mike Barb Chris Steve Dill
Kirby Kishbough Kishbough Knapp Kobal Kopena Koshinsky

'Do you hove o dote for Friday night?"









John Eileen Barb Todd
Koshinsky Kowalick Koynock Kozemchak












Lori Ed Kathy Tom Mike
Krivok Kuznicki Lafferty Landis Larkin

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Lorrisey LoHonzi Leary Leese Lichtenberger



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Loewe Lofton Logan Longstreet Lorondeou Love Lykon












Lynda Ervin Mike Pat JoAnn
Mocelloro MocFadden Makela Moguire Maldonado











Trocy Deb Denise Shosvn Teresa
Mann Mansfield Marchesani Marlow Marlow











Jacki Denise Mike John Denise Are you nnarried to Atlos?"
Morquis Marshoil Martin Morziano Mossoro












John Dill Cornell Monique Deb Lori Jackie Dernie
Masters Matchett McCleose McClelland McCurdy McCusker McDonnell McElroth









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Mills
McKomey Mcloughlin McNeill McQuaid McWillioms Milnor

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Pot Loretta Michele Suellen Chris
Mongeou Morrison Motsko Moyer Mulhollond












Scott Mark Rich Solly Doug
Murphy Myers Nagle Needelmon Neimon "The Pillsbury dough boy??!?'












Rich Rita Michelle Henry John Daryl
Merges Newell Nichol Nielson Notorfrancesco Novok












Paula Pete John
Pontalone Popineau Peterson











Jim Mark Angelo
Pickford Piszczek Pizzullo











Jaymee Keren Money 3ernie
Pletnick "Honest, Mr. Motor, I'm not cutting doss." Pollard Pollock Poulson












Art Paulo Bridget Ed Dione Jode Lon
Power Powers Procido Quirk Robotin Romsden Ransom


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Rearick Ikeed Resovage Rexrode Rhoades Ritter Ritter












Joe Robin Amy Dob
Robidoux Roe Rowton Russell












More Martin Mike Woyne John
Sontillo Sontillo Schlocter Schmidt Schuler








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"Come on! You've got to go to doss."
Schumacher Schumonn Schwab Schwortz











Elgin Terry Dove Robin Esther Louis
Sermon Shoffer Shollcross Shero Sherotski Shields












Tern Paul Betty Carrie
Shipley Shirley Schollenborger Shope












Dridgett Judy Steve Kathy Mickey "Well we mode it through another lunch.
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Slezosky Snyder Spencer












Frank Candy Wayne Dirck Darlene
St. John Stacey Stiltner Stinson Szafronski











Drendo Word William Jackie
Tedder "Ease on cJowm the rood. Thieme Thieme Thompson









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Thompson Tilghmon Tressler Triglio Valenzo Vondine Vanhorn Walden











Dove Debra Scott Tricie Karen Jim
Wall Wall Walter Webb Weintraub Wersler

'Bionic Tommy.








Wilbur Tom Mike Keith Mark K'm
Wetzel Whetstone Wilkinson Williams Wills Wilson












Kim Michele Joe Kim Todd Jackie
Wintersteen Witherspoon Wolset Worthington Worthington Wright

ATHLETICS

Wilson Competes.

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The 1978 Wilson Pvoms football teom
held surprises for everyone. The team was
considered to be in o rebuilding year yet
challenged strongly for the LDCL title. After
losing the first three gomes the Roms went
on to win five of the next seven regular
season gomes. Only o loss to Delhoos in the
lost gome of the season denied the Roms on
outright championship. Wilson tied with Coun­
cil Rock, Pennsbury, ond Mople Point for the
regular seoson chompionship. The Roms lost
28-6 to Council Rock in the ployoffs, but cer­
tainly should be proud of their ochievement
for 1978. The team was led by coptoins John
Koch ond John Henry. Seniors Rick Drown,
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Musho, ployed o large port in the Roms' suc­
cesses. Defenders, Pot Jodzio, and Joe
Blackburn olso hod o fine yeor.
Underclassmen John Lewis, Steve Goldsmith,
ond Rich Durd also hod o fine seoson.
FOOTBALL






















































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NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST Jones, Jim Notorfroncesco, Ralph Funk, Curt Eggert, Angelo
ROW: George Ingel, NicU Gotto, Rick Stinson, Dill Coulter, Bill Pizzullo. THIRD ROW: Tom Gainer, Mike Haston, Ran
Motchett, Elgin Sermon, Louis Shields, Mike Koufmonn, Glen Blackburn, Terry Finley, Tony Citara, Dove Dooley, Myril
Lloyd. SECOND ROW: John Peterson, Otis Lewis, Mickey Leory, Mott Sontillo, Chris Arndt, Jonius Pollord, Kurt
Slemmer, Tom Whetstone, Art Power, Tony Farrell, Dwayne Holdsworth, Mork Alligood, John Slezosky, Erving McFodden.




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VARSITY FOOTBALL: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: nard Hedgepeth, Dieter Thigpen, Chuck Paulson, Glen Par­
John Henry (copt.), John Koch (copt.). SECOND ROW: Morty sons, Hector Medina. Fifth Row.- John Blackburn, Bill McGin­
Wolsh, Wayne Everett, Dwayne Wiley, Joe Blackburn, Ricky nis, Don Allen, Joe West, Chuck Slemmer, Dill West, Bob
Drown, Pot Jodzio, Dob Lott, Woyne Huggins, Morty Musho. Armstrong, Woyne Huggins, Mike Jockson. SIXTH ROW: Joe
THIRD ROW: Rich Dyrd, Wode Thieme, Joe Loftus, Chuck Mueller, Chris Francis, Joe Koufmonn, Ken loio, Jeff Jones,
Woite, John Hood, Brian Goodrow, Dob McClelland, Mark Mike Sidoti, Pete Ireland, Scott Reole, Rick Lancaster, Mark
Bramble, John Jones, Chris Moore. Fourth Row: Bob Leo, Tenoglio, Bob Hudson.
Dove Dieri, Russ DiGiorgio, Steve Goldsmith, John Lewis, Ber­


















































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J.V. HOCKEY: SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Pisczek, Kelley STANDING: Denise Prescovage, Colleen Hunt, Terry Bechtel,
Reole, Terry Mason. SECOND ROW: Donna Bechtel, Darlene Nancy Kranikovich, Sue Hipps, Michelle Turk,
Leonord, Amy Rowton, Linda Gindlesperger, Jenny Zehnder.

VARSITY HOCKEY: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelley Reole, Dieri. STANDING: Shoron Wisnewski, Michelle Turk, Lindo
Cheryl Lelinski, Janet Herman, Terry Mason. SECOND ROW: Thomas, Fuzzy Bedekovic, Michelle Droschord, Miss EmsIey
Sue Hipps, Sara Kuske, Maryann Erb, Janene Massoro, Kim (Coach).
Hunt, Louise Zelinsky, Joyce Chopin, Stephanie Pease, Jane





The girls' Field Hockey team, this
season, experienced o very frustrating
season. The team storted off this yeor,
with a week at comp, learning new
concepts, eight hours o doy. Coming
bock from comp, the teom was look­
ing forword to o rewording year. After
losing their first three gomes, the team
ployed In hockey- romo ond finished o
respectable third. Entering the middle
of the season, the team got tough
and won the next two gomes. Follow­
ing the second victory, the team
played the next three gomes in over­
time. Though they lost oil three, they
gave the perenniol powers o real
score. The team finished their season
with o double victory, one over
Delhoos ond the other, in overtime to
Densolem. The teom wos pleased
with its performonce and with the
leadership of Fuzzy Bedekovic, Jane
Dieri ond Janet Herman. They ore
looking forward to o very successful
season next yeor.

The Rom's 1978 soccer squod suffered on
extremely disoppointing seoson, winning only
1 motch. The lost-ploce Lower Ducks County
Leogue finish wos the worst ronking in over o
decode. A poor turn-out of ployers plogued
the 9th grode ond JV levels, os well os vorsi-
ty. Combined with injuries, this left us ot o
severe disodvontoge. Despite the poor
record, the squod wos in most gomes right
up until the finol whistle. We were tied with
powerful Neshominy-Longhorne ond Penns-
bury until the lost minutes. Co-Coptoin Tom
Ennis wos selected to the All-Lower Ducks 1st
teom ot midfield. He olso received votes for
best goolkeeper; this is the first time thot
onyone in the leogue hos received votes ot 2
positions. All-Leogue Honoroble Mention wos
received by Mork Popineou, John Cosole, Dill
Smith, ond Mork Dromble. All ployers should
be commended for trying their best, Dest
wishes to those ployers returning for next
seoson.
SOCCER






















































J.V. SOCCER: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Long, Pot Ewing, Kolinchok, Tony Smith, Alan Neirotti, Terry Sampson, Ed
Bobby Berger, John Hipps, Mark Terry, Pete Miholik. STAND­ Nosto.
ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kose (coach), Paul Shope, Tom

VARSITY SOCCER: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Schleiker, Mignogna (manoger). Bill Smith, Ed Williams, Tom Ennis,
Mark Popineau, Tom Kolinchok, Todd Hortmon, Sergio John Cosole, Chris Howell, Chuck Hill, Chris Puco, Carol Ren-
Vorgos, Dove Mongeou, Rich Schmidgoll, Mark Bramble. no (monoger).
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hollingsworth (coach), Paula
















































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The 1978-79 Girls' Tennis Team ex­
perienced another rebuilding seoson this
year. With the addition of their new coach,
$ Mr. Jim Ellis, come new teaching and playing

techniques. The highlight of the girls' seoson
wos smashing orchrivol Delhoos, both times,
with 7-0 scores. The girls also ended the
season on o good note, beating Maple Point
in o close 4-3 gome, which hod to be con­
tinued over two doys because of darkness.
This yeor's team, led by Coptoins, Sue Jones,
Cindy Gorolski and Diono Aspell, with other
seniors Nancy Sokolove ond Louise Heocock,
was on improvement over lost year, but the
girls look forword to on even more rewarding
season next year.




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Sullivan, Glenda Schaffer, Vicky Armstrong, Karen Flynn, Nan­ Laurie Heocock, Sue Jones, Jim Ellis (coach).
cy Sokolove. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myra Yetter, Cindy

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Inhn Kolker Maurice Raberts, Paul Helmich,
ro n ss COUNTRY- SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwayne Me- D »gM H o °lo n , Levi Love, Doug Neimon, Therso Eckel.
Cleoie, S.eve Piccone, Don Dough^^ “ °5e(;S nC ? S w »
Austin. Sobtino Moore, Mork Reynolds SECOND ROW. Mr,

WINTER TRACK: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Austin, Tricie THIRD ROW: Arnito Johnson, Alex Wagner, Thereso Eckel,
Webb, Chris Pisczek, Jerry Long. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Todd Hortmon, Mike Hoston, Mr. Cohen (cooch), Dwoyne
John Kolker, Sobrino Moore, Don Doughty, Mork Reynolds, Wiley. FOURTH ROW: Mike Schiovo, Mourice Roberts, Levi
Monico Holden, Don Billingsley. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, Love, Dwayne McCleose, Charles Roy.







While students were enjoying their
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lost days of summer Wilson's Cross Country
teom was working hard. Mark Austin wos
the leading runner and one of the finest
runners in the greoter Philodelphio oreo.
He ploced in the top thirty of oil District I
runners. Congrotulotions Mark!! As the
Cross Country seoson come to o final
close, the team members did not hong
up their sneaks ond track shoes. Instead
they went into training for competition in
Winter Track. The Winter Trock Teom com­
petes in the Greoter Philodelphio Coaches
meets, which sponsors ten indoor meets.
Even with the freezing cold weother,
these young men continue to run and
work out to compete in these meets.

J.V. WRESTLING: SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Miholik, Reynolds, Otto Paxton, Paul Knopp (manager). THIRD ROW:
Deitrich Galloway, Joe Settle, Mr. Schellhorn (coach), Sergio Don Harris, Tom Cheddar, Ron Barrett, Tom Koufmonn, Mike
Vorgos, Terry Sampson. SECOND ROW: Phil Torosiewicz, Mott Von Horn.

VARSITY WRESTLING; SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mark Piocen- ROW; Chuck Hill, Chuck Waite, Joe Koufmon, Mr. Shellhorn
tino, David Homan, Keith Miyamoto, Bobby Berger. SECOND (cooch). THIRD ROW; Brion Goodrov/, Joe West.










The 1978-1979 wrestling season
has been difficult due to o lock of ex­
perienced wrestlers. They ore oil leorn-
ing and improving their wrestling skills
rapidly. The Roms recently won, bock
to bock, dual meets over North
Cotholic 28-22 and Hamilton, N.J.,
38-18. In the North Cotholic Match,
Pins were recorded by Terry Sampson,
114 lbs., Joe West, 1 87 lbs., and Brion
Goodrow, heovyweight. In the
Hamilton West meet, the Boms were
led by Joe Settle, 105 lbs., Terry
Sompson, 114 lbs., Tom Cheddor, 140
lbs., Jeff Horris, 169 lbs., and Brian
Goodrow, heovyweight, oil whom
recorded pins. Currently, the Boms
hove o 3-8 record on the vorsity level
ond o 4-7 record on the Junior varsity
level. Two wrestlers with outstanding
individuol records on vorsity ore Jeff
Horris 11-1-1 ond Brian Goodrow
10-3-1. On December 22, both Jeff
and Brion won championship titles in
the Delhoos Christmos tournoment. At
Delowore Volley College, Jeff Harris
once again took the chompionship,
while Keith Miyamoto, Chuck Hill, Tom
Cheddor, ond Brian Goodrow placed
second.

This years Boys' Basketball team is com­
prised of seven seniors, Mark Austin, Horry
Worrell, Tony Colemon, John Koch, Chuck
Pollard, Lou Kotono, ond Jeffrey Blount ond
three juniors, Dwayne "WOO" Collins, Lorry
"PEANUT" Robb ond Bernord Hedgepeth. Our
pre-league seoson schedule wos tough,
because we were pitted against teoms such
OS; North Cotholic, Arch Bishop Carroll and
Arch Bishop Ryan. These gomes helped us to
prepare the level club for leogue ploy. The
young men of this years bosketboll team hod
o tremendous desire to moke Woodrow
Wilson number one in Lower Bucks County
Bosketboll Leogue. They played with on en-
thusiosm and hustle, thot mokes them one of
the most exciting teoms to wotch in Lower
Bucks. Although we will be losing oil of our
seniors next year, the returning boll ployers
along with the Junior varsity players, will
moke our next seoson Just os exciting.
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DOY'S J.V. BASKETBALL: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ft.C. ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Woterson. (coach). Cliff Collins,
Rodriquez, Dove Berijornin, Don Billingsley, Art Brown. STAND­ Mike Baker, Pete Ireland, Chuck Paulson, John Lewis.

BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Chuck (manager), Dwoyne Collins, Tony Colemon, Horry Worrell,
Pollard, Mark Austin, John Lewis, Lou Kotono, Jeff Blount. John Koch, Bernard Hedgepoth, Mr. Mosslelo (coach).
STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Woterson (cooch), Ed Nosto





The Girls' Varsity Dosketboll twelve, under
new head coach Ston Lelinski, won all nine
pre-season games. Led by Fuzzy Dedekovic
and Debbie Pollord, the teom highlighted
pre-season ploy by winning the Christmas
Tournament ot Delowore Volley Agricultural
College, ond bringing the trophy home to
Wilson. Junior, Michelle Turk, led her teom
scoring ond wos ranked fourth highest scorer
in the league. Groduoting letter winners who
contributed to the teom's success ore Fuzzy
Dedekovic, Debbie Pollard, Kim Pveynolds,
Darlene Edwards and Cloire Lotzel.
















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GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina Morris, Jane Mueller, Brenda Pollord, Kim Jenkins, LIndo
Young, Linda Gindlesperger, Lori Pollord, Dione Mumford, Somovery.
Denise Prescovoge. STANDING: Miss Dailey (coach), Donno

GIRLS' VARSITY BASEBALL: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim (Coach), Glenda Schaeffer (manager), Caro Leary, Fuzzy
Reynolds, Darlene Edwards, FlossI MIcciolo, Terri Moncini, Dedekovic, Debbie Pollard, Michelle Turk, Cheryl Lelinski, Cin­
Clara Latzel, Michelle Moss. STANDING: Mr. Lelinski dy Gourley, Stephanie Pease.

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SWIMMING TEAM: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mike (coach). Dob Slemmer, John Slemmer, Ken Kline, Donna
Tontum Dove Daub, Gregg Spiritosonto, Joel Dovne. KNEEL­ Gront, Liz Walsh, Sue Lennie, Donna Judge, Lois Dreher,
ING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Dunn, Dove Minnich, Lorry Lord, Karen Goetter. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Picariello
Mike Joy, George Reed, Mike Welsh, THIRD ROW: Mr. Evans (cooch), Dan Allen, Frank Sojeski, Bob Lott.

SENIOR SWIMMERS: STANDING: Mr. Evans (coach), Mr. Lott, Frank Sojeski. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Slemmer,
Picariello (coach), SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Slemmer, Dob Tom Dunn, Karen Goetter, Mike Joy, Joel Dovne.










This year Woodrow Wilson proudly
welcomed bock the Swim Teom which
was dropped by the school directors two
years ago. Along with o few swimmers
from Delhoos high school, the team
begon procticing in October with o com­
bined effort to form o Bristol Township
teom. Although the mojority of the team
consisted of beginners, the teom did foirly
well. In spite of their lock of experience,
the swimmers kept the scores close with o
few strong, well experienced teams.
Although the teom was not acknowledg­
ed by the Ducks County League, those
with qualifying times were permitted to
go to the district finals. Don Allen, one of
the teoms strongest swimmers, was one
such person. Though their season ended
with o record of two ond six, the teom
was proud to defeat Maple Point twice
and were greatly occloimed for their ef­
forts. The men's team wos coached by Mr,
Jeff Evans ond the girls team wos cooch-
ed by Mr. Pot Picariello ond Mr. Wolker
from Delhoos.

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FOOTBALL
ww. OPP
3 North Cotholic 14
7 Norristown 41
12 Kendrick 32
13 Council Rock 6
0 Pennsbury 27
23 Trenton 8
9 Mople Point 6
24 Longhorne 14
6 Densalem 0
7 Delhoos 20
6 Council Rock 28















SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY
W.W. OPP. W.W.
3 Holy Ghost 3 38 Densalem OPP.
2 Mople Point 5 27 Longhorn 20
0 Pennsbury 2 38 Mople Point 26
1 Council Rock 2 35 20
0 Delhoos 0 43 Council Rock 23
Pennsbury
0 Longhorne 2 18 18
2 Densalem 1 Delhoos 43
1 Mople Point 2 Poge 146-d
0 Pennsbury 6
2 Council Rock 4
1 Delhoos 2
0 Longhorne 4
2 Densalem 3










FIELD HOCKEY
W.W. OPP.
1 Maple Point 4
0 Pennsbury 5
0 Council Rock 2
8 Conwell 0
2 Delhoos 0
1 Neshominy 2
0 Densalem 1
1 Mople Point 1
2 Pennsbury 1
1 Council Rock 1
2 Delhoos 1
2 Neshominy 2
Densalem