freshmen 97
S. Spicer
J. Stapleton
L. Startup
R. Steed
N. Steele
T. Stelma
R. Storey
V. Strover
L. Swarts
S. Tancini
M. Tedder
S. Thatcher
S. Thomas
J. Thompson
W. Toomes
S. Tressler
M. Vandine
S. Vargas
K. Voorhees
M. Wallover
M. Walsh
S. Wampler
H. Watts
D. Webb
D. Weidner
J. Weikel
G. Weiser
D. Welch
H. Welch
G. Welsh
C. White
D. Wilde
D. Wiley
E. Williams
F. Williams
S. Williams
T. Williams
M. Wilson
D. Wintergrass
G. Winters
S. Wisnewski
J. Wolfgang
D. Wood
H. Worrell
K. Worthington
L. Wurm
E. Yackimowicz
E. Youngblood
E. Yureklier
H. Zimmerman
98 sophomores
S. Adamavage
M. Adams
T. Aescavage
B. Althouse
S. Angellilli
F. Antolino
R. Armstrong
D. Asbury
J. Bakos
B. Bane
C. Banks
D. Barger
Sophomore Class Officers: S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T : Barb Olexy, treasurer;
S. Barger Kathy Klotz, rec. sec.; Connie Chapman, corr. sec.; Irene Campbell, historian;
P. Bartholomai S T A N D I N G : Mike Graham, president; Donna Crines, vice president; Mr. Willie
R. Bartholomay Jordan, advisor; Mrs. Cheryl Dougherty, advisor.
M. Bartkovich
D. Basista
K. Bender
M. Berger
G. Bernard
M. Bernhard
D. Bilodeau
R. Bittle
B. Blackburn
M. Blackburn
P. Blanke
G. Blum
R. Bobbs
M. Bowman
J. Breslin
D. Britland
M. Broskley
B. Brounce
S. Brower
J. Bucci
L. Buchan
J. Buhler
T. Bumford
A. Burchess
B. Burgoon
K. Burns
I. Campbell
G. Carango
M. Carlucci
J. Carmasine
P. Carr
Karen Sullivan, one of many Soph, who get in
volved.
sophomores 99
M. Carreras
L. Cashner
M. Casperite
D. Caul
C. Chapman
E. Chicoski
R. Chicoski
A. Chismar
R. Chuplis
M. Clapier
B. Clark
E. Clark
M. Clark
C. Class
F. Clayton
J. Clayton
M. Coleman
B. Cookson
D. Cope
L. Cope
K. Corbin
A. Corcoran
C. Corcoran
S. Cordisco
D. Cornell
R. Coyne
D. Crines
R. Crossley
D. Crowthers
P. Cummons
M. Cucchi
Tenth Graders set the goals
they wish to reach in their
Junior and Senior years
while at Wilson
Close friends enter school together.
N. Danon
B. Day
A. DeCree
C. Deitz
D. DelDonno
S. DeMaria
S. Dempsey
C. DeMuro
D. Derr
S. Derr
R. Deshield
A. Deutsch
R. DiFlippo
J. Digeorgio
D. Disharoon
K. Dooley
D. Doughty
M. Doyle
M, Doyle
B. Drum
P. Dunn
T. Edeline
G. Edwards
R. Elliott
100 sc)phomores
S. Ellis
C. Engler
D. Erb
C. Erhard
D. Epp
K. Everett
C. Evert
P. Falcone
B. Faust
L. Felicioni
R. Ferguson
C. Ferlisi
M. Ferlisi
K. Finley
J. Fisher
K. Fishman
Sophomore’s past experiences
make them aware of courses
and activities offered to
them at Wilson
Students do it at dance.
C. Flaherty
L. Foley
K. Ford
S. Forrest
J. Foster
J. Francis
A. Frazier
J. Fricke
A. Friel
B. Friz
W. Funk
T. Fye
D. Gainer
K. Gall
K. Galloway
M. Garamella
A. Garman
D. Garrett
B. Giagnacova
S. Giangnacova
S. Gibbs
D. Gilseth
M. Gindlesperger
R. Girmonte
B. Glaum
H. Gobora
T. Golden
E. Goldsmith
J. Golen
S. Graeff
sophomores 101
M. Graham
R. Graves
D. Green
L. Greytock
D. Grisan
J. Gula
K. Gulliver
C. Halgren
Is this what you call women’s lib?
J. Hall
C. Hannah
K. Harkins
B. Harris
N. Harris
L. Harrison
K. Haynes
K. Henry
M. Henry
G. Hermely
D. Hems
D. Heyduk
D. Hibbs
K. Hill
R. Hillman
C. Hills
G. Hills
H. Hills
M. Hodgkins
D. Hofnagle
H. Hoida
C. Hoilman
J. Honig
E. Hoover
D. Hopkins
E. Horn
J. Howard
M. Huber
J. Hunt
K. Hunt
A. Ingraham
C. Jackson
G. Jennett
A. Johnson
J. Jones
D. Jones
C. Jongwon
S. Joyce
P. Judge
D. Kay
D. Keisser
D. Keller
R. Kendrick
That’s what I call a bad case of athletes feet.
102 sophomores
T. Kervitaky
K. Kilian
P. Killmer
K. Kimball
P. King
K. Kinnevv
C. Kirby
D. Kishbaugh
J. Kluck
R. Kohut
C. Kolinchak
C. Kondrach
K. Koshinsky
A. Kotis
K. Kovelesky
H. Krajewski
D. Kurtz
W. Lachowicz
C. Lafferty
B. Lankford
D. LaPenna
T. Lauterio
G. Lazur
M. Lelinski
G. Leonard
R. Leonard
L. LeMunyon
A. Lewis
J. Lewis
K. Lewis
R. Lieb
J. Loligian
K. Long
S. Lombardi
D. Lopresti
L. Lott
E. Lovelace
A. Lykon
A. Lynch
J. Lynn
A. MacKay
J. MaCrie
K. Mager
E. Maillard
P. Manes
M. Marbo
D. March
T. Marches!
C. Marini
W. Marsh
L. Marshal
K. Matlack
D. Matusek
H. May
What’s wrong with the way I dress?
sophomores 103
R. May
E. McCartin
S. McChesney
C. McClease
G. McClease
T. McClellen
M. McCurnin
G. McElrath
Tenth graders seek guidance
from those who have
experienced
sophomore difficulties in
the past.
Are you done tying my shoe yet?
J. McGrath
D. McGhee
J. McHale
T. McKinney
B. McLaughlin
J. McLean
M. McNamara
F. Messinger
P. Metz
B. Meyer
T. Migliacci
K. Mihalik
J. Miller
T. Miller
W. Mitchell
B. Mokes
D. Montgomery
H. Moore
J. Moretti
R. Morrison
E. Morton
J. Mountjoy
S. Moyer
R. Mueller
R. Mura
F. Murphy
V. Murphy
J. Murray
S. Murray
B. Myers
D. Myers
G. Nahodil
104 sophomores
4. Nasta
M. Newell
5. Noel
G. Norman
D. Nuckles
B. Olexy
S. Orem
R. Ortego
E. Ortlip
V. Osborne
L. Panizzi
A. Pantalone
B. Patterson
L. Patti
J. Pavlo
M. Pavone
Sophomore Rams hold
priority
on a quality education
that can be found in the
classes at Wilson
Wilson Band works long hours to put on super halftime show.
D- Peel —
K. Pekarski
T. Piccone
T. Pickford
P. Pilgren
L. Pinto
T. Pipe
T. Pipe
D. Poole
E. Poole
J. Poserina
M. Potocek
D. Powell
B. Quinn
S. Race
C. Rainsford
C. Randolph
M. Raybold
J. Reams
G. Reddell
A. Reed
A. Reed
A. Reid
M. Reid
E. Renna
B. Repetski
P. Richardson
P. Richards
D. Rivera
J. Roades
T. Robart
sophomores 105
F. Robel
S. Rogers
M. Roman
V. Rock
V. Rosini
C. Roussos
S. Rowton
I. Rubin
B. Rudisill
K. Rushon
J. Ryan
C. Saba
D. Sacchi
B. Salgado
T. Sanders
0. Santos
J. Sauers
R. Saxton
D. Scarborough
P. Schmeltzer
N. Schools
J. Schugardt
P. Schumacher
W. Schumann
M. Scott
R. Scott
L. Scudder
K. Selvestri
T. Shackett
K. Shannon
S. Shedelbower
B. Sheluga
B. Sherman
B. Shimborski
M. Shirley
J. Shivers
B. Shugar
J. Shugar
106 sophomores
C. Sia
L. Silver
D. Sipler
B. Sisler
C. Slemmer
P. Slivka
E. Smink
P. Smith
J. Snyder
J. Snyder
L. Snyder
K. Sperling
S. Stiltner
J. Stone
C. Storey
M. Strackbein
S. Straka
C. Steed
B. Strozier
B. Suplee
D. Tarasiewicz
S. Taylor
D. Temple
P. Tenaglia
J. Thigpen
L. Thomas
D. Thompson
D. Thompson
P. Thompson
D. Thrash
T. Tolby
J. Tooke
J.Trago
B. Ubelacker
J. Vandegrift
K. Vanhorn
J. Ventura
H. Viniarski
J. Viscio
C. Walsh
L. Walsh
D. Webb
D. Webb
L. Webb
C. Welch
P. Welch
F. Wellington
S. Whetstone
H. Whitfield
J. Williams
S. Williams
T. Wilson
R. Windisch
D. Wolfinger
B. Wood
M. Worrell
K. Worthington
P. Yahn
R. Yedman
Class of 78
L. Zecker
Best Wishes
E. Zimmerman
B. Zuchero
juniors 107
With the seniors
graduating,
Juniors of 77 must learn to
accept the responsibility
of leadership
An “enthusiastic” Marisa Greeves waits for the rock concert to begin.
D. Adams
J. Ahrens
K. Albright
D. Allen
C. Althouse
K. Alves
J. Angelo
T. Arndt
A. Aronovitz
H. Asay
B. Audria
J. Banks
M. Banta
R. Barcasky
W. Barker
M. Barlow
B. Barnett
J. Barrington
M. Barrington
S. Bauman
C. Bechtel
B. Bedekovic
J. Bender
D. Benjamin
R. Bennie
V. Benzenhafer
C. Bergman
J. Bernhard
S. Bezdecki
A. Bieler
V. Billings
J. Bills
R. Binkley
C. Birdsey
W. Blackburn
L. Bobbs
Junior Class Officers; S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T : Mike Pipe, Treasurer; Jackie
Angelo, Vice President; Chris Marlow, President; S E C O N D R O W : Bernadette
Dasconio, Corr. Secretary; Mr. Lou Volpe, Sponsor; Eileen Hanna, Rec. Secre
tary; Debbie Meany, Historian; S T A N D I N G : Mrs. Sheila Weiss, Sponsor. A. Boddice
T. Bogdan
D. Boeggeman
108 jvmiors
G. Bomont
C. Borowiec
F. Braun
M. Brock
M. Brooks
M. Brown
T. Brown
K. Bruno
M. Bruno
A. Buchan
S. Buckman
D. Burgess
H. Burgess
T. Burke
D. Burns
E. Burns
A. Cadlett
K. Calhoun
R. Capodici
G. Carabello
S. Caranci
C. Casaleno
E. Catalina
J. Chapin
J. Chapin
M. Chase
D. Chawojsky
J. Chimura
M. Cirko
L. Citro
W. Clancy
C. Clark
D. Clark Juniors sponsor Halloween
P. Clarke
V. Commiso
dance, many turn out to
join in the festivities
M. Conn
W. Conrad
of the occasion
J. Conti
J. Cooper
F. Cope
G. Cope
D. Cordi
D. Cornell
T. Costello
I. Cronk
N. Cunnigham
J. Curnew
K. Curtin
W. Custer
B. Cyrway
juniors 109
R. Daly
B. Dasconio
C. Davenport
E. Davison
J. Deeny
T. Delloquila
T. Dennis
M. Deratto
S. Desimone
B. Dicks
B. Dickinson
D. Disharoon
R. Doughty
J. Dowd
B. Drobeck
K. Duffy
E. Durning
R. Durning
R. Emeigh
K. Ennis
C. Epp
T. Erb
R. Even
J. Favoroso
J. Feather
R. Feirstein
D. Feldman
N. Fenimore
J. Ferland
J. Festa
M. Finsen
J. Fleming
E. Fochtman
M. Foley
V. Forrester
T. Forsaith
D. Fox
D. Frezza
L. Funk
M. Fuoco
M. Galbreath
B. Galeone
J. Gates
M. Gerber
K. Gerlacher
D. Gibson
H. Giddens
S. Giercznski
C. Gill
M. Gill
R. Gillies
V. Giranda
E. Goldsmith
C. Gosline
E. Gourley
F. Graczyk
110 juniors
K. Gratz
J. Greene
J. Greenwell
B. Gregg
T. Gregoire
K. Grevera
L. Griffin
S. Gross
T. Gross
D. Gula
D. Guthrie
R. Guthrie
V. Guy
D. Hahn
L. Hallman
V. Hampton
J. Haney
P. Haney
E. Hannah
D. Hargrave
M. Harris
N. Harrison
J. Hartley
T. Hartnett
I. Hassell
M. Hedgepeth
E. Helmich
J. Henderson
P. Herb
N. Herbert
H. Herzek
B. Hibbs
B. Hill
W. Hills
R. Hilton
K. Hodges
W. Hodgkins
L. Hoilman
T. Holliman
D. Hoilman
R. Horn
D. Houser
P. Howard
J. Howell
D. Hudder
C. Humbert
B. Hunt
S. Hutchinson
E. Jakubowicz
J. Jenigen
L. Jenigen
T. Jodzio
B. Johnson
B. Jones
J. Jones
L. Kasa
E. Katz
T. Kaufmann
D. Kay
juniors 111
M. Kay
M. Kearney
D. Kemery
K. Kenna
G. Kershaw
T. Killian
B. Kinder
J. King
B. Kinney
S. Kirstner
B. Kishbaugh
L. Kobal
K. Koch
B. Kovalick
M. Kowalsky
B. Kozemchak
S. Kreshover
S. Krevitskie
D. Kuhn
B. Lafferty
W. Lafferty
J. LaMonica
B. Lane
J. Langan
Y. Lasecki
M. Lehet
The Junior class anxiously
awaits the day in ’77 when ■m * I*
they too will graduate
from
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Woodrow Wilson
Hey give me back my finger
M. LeMunyon
E. Lewis
J. Lewis
R. Lloyd
G. Ludwig
B. Luker
J. MacPherson
M. Magazzu
P. Malson
F. Mancini
C. Mandel
C. Mann
K. Mann
D. Mannocchi
B. Marchesi
R. Marcoon
C. Marlow
C. Martin
W. Martin
J. Marziano
M. Massari
F. Mason
C. Mate
S. Maurer
11‘2 juniors
Dreams begin to bloom
for students in Class
of ’77 as several attain
distinction in community Hey what’s the answer to number 6?
G. McArdle
E. McCarthy
B. McDonald
C. McDonnell
S. McElveen
B. McKay
M, McKinney
T. McKinney
V. McManamy
C. McNeill
J. McNeil
D. Meany
P. Melman
A. Melville
L. Mensinger
B. Merrell
C. Meyer
S. Meyers
C. Mignogna
P. Mihalik
K. Mills
C. Minerd
M. Mirsch
B. Moilhenny
C. Molden
E. Mosley
D. Mueller
J. Nahill
D. Nasta
P. Neary
J. Neirotti
D. Nelson
P. Nelson
J. Nicholson
B. Niedrist
G. Niess
M. Padro
R. Palmere
M. Papineau
D. Parker
T. Parsons
E. Paul
M. Paul
C. Paulison
B. Paxton
G. Peters
M. Peterson
M. Petro
M. Pipe
G. Pletnick
D. Plunkett
J. Pollard
J. Pomerance
B. Pressman
M. Price
W. Pritchard
J. Przybyszewski
R. Pucher
juniors 113
S. Pucylo
D. Quigley
T. Quirk
R. Ramsay
A. Rdesinski
R. Reamer
A. Reams
P. Rearick
R. Remsburg
M. Respes
T. Rhoades
R. Richards
S. Richards
C. Riederer
R. Riggins
K. Ritter
D. Roberts
R. Roberts
D. Rogers
J. Romberger
M. Rooney
P. Rooney
R. Rowlands
B. Saba
B. Sanchez
C. Sanders
D. Savage
T. Schiavo
C. Schleiker
J. Schmidgall
T. Schmidgall
D. Schools
L. Schumacher
L. Sciarra
K. Scudder
S. Seavey
C. Seip
A. Semler
K. Serembus
J. Shackett
D. Shaffer
M. Shenberger
D. Sherbin
P. Shipley
L. Shollenbarger
B. Siegler
D. Silver
S. Simmens
L. Simms
C. Slezak
K. Slopey
B. Smith
R. Smith
K. Smothers
D. Snyder
114 juniors
W. Snyder
D. Sonnentag
B. Spears
S. Spears
J. Speece
J. Spicer
J. Steigerwalt
B. Strozier
B. Suplee
S. Suppers
B. Swain
D. Swangler
E. Swinehart
J. Szabo
J. Tancini
S. Templeton
M. Terry
J. Thatcher
J. Thieme
J. Thomas
W. Thomas
D. Tolby
G. Triglia
C. Ubelaker
C. Vaccaro
M. Vandegrift
D. Veight
J. Viechnicki
J. Viechnicki
E. Voorhees
C. Wallace
E. Walsh
N. Walter
T. Warner
B. Webb
C. Weinberg
J. Weiser
J. Welch
L. Welch
T. Weller
O. Werner
O. Werner
D. White
C. Williams
juniors 115
R. Williams
D. Wilson
K. Wink
B. Wirth
S. Wirth
J. Wiser
P. Wishart
M. Wood
J. Woodbury
A. Wooley
L. Wurm
J. Yeagle
C. Yelenchic
T. Yerecic
B. Young
P. Young
K. Zaborowski
D. Zarsky
T. Zelinsky
Eleventh Graders get
involved in many Wilson
activities as they
continue to keep spirit alive
M. Zimmerman
T. Zirilli
S. Zluky
E. Zuchero
E. Zumpfe
’77 Is Heaven
You better not be taking my picture!!
f r
ilH football
This year s football team showed signs of
improvement, as they finished 4-5-1 over
all, and 2-3 in League action under Coach
Neumann’s first year’s direction. The
Rams fell half a game short of a .500 sea
son.
The team began slow, but put it together
as they tied Melvern Prep and won the
next two against Council Rock and Bethle
hem Catholic. The next two games proved
to be the toughest as the Rams couldn’t
come up with a victory against Delhaas and
Neshaminy.
Wrapping up the home stand, the Ram’s
defeated North Catholic 7-0. In closing the
season, the Rams thawed out of a 6-0 defi
cit against Bensalem in the first half. The
Ram’s defense gave the team support as
they scored a safety and set up the two
touchdowns in a 16-6 comeback.
Seniors making all area teams are Brian
Coach, you didn’t tell me I’d get dirty. Barry Berger celebrates a victory.
McMullen, Pat Mason, and Ray Luker,
along with juniors Roy Remsburg and
Maurice Respes.
Best Wishes!!! Graduating Seniors.
Wilson Golden Rams get back on road to victory
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T h S l v n''"’ Tarasifwicz; F I F T H R O W : Sue Shedelbower, Lorretta Siry, Kevin M o n ™ G a n n e t t
\Vflv!?p^ro^j Kmnevy Pat Welch, Dan Heyduk, Joe Francis, Jeff Arndt; S I X T H R O W : Coaches: Don Hafm Tom Baradziei’
Wayne Goodrow, Ed Neumann, Len Dominick, Tony Schino, Trainer George Sperling. tiaradziej.
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Tri-captains; Ray Luker, John Timko, Vince Hartley and Headcoach Neumann
Tyrone Brown admires a Pennsbury jersey. Dave Wilkenson shows speed and quickness
Pat Mason puts best foot forward.
Coach Heller and Mike Ma.ssari discuss strategy.
Coach Neumann views the opponents McCormick! Hartley is on your team!
Mike Conn and Pat Mason reach for the stars. Respes runs into unwelcomed company.
Greg Edwards and Barry Berger combine talents
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The name of the battle ground. Coach Neumann talks strategy with Roy Remsberg.
Jeff Bills eyes an enemy runner. Barry Smith hauls down opponents.
Freshman Football Team: L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W ; Cliff Kraus, Phil Buelher, Glen Parson, Marty Musho, Tom Prescavage, Bob
Armstrong, John Koch, Richard Roe, Ricky Brown, Hector Medina, Ron Seiger, Mark Goldsmith, Keith Miyamoto. S E C O N D R O W L E F T T O
R I G H T , Mike Esposito, Pat Jodizo, Marty Walsh, Mike Kapler, Erlon Jacobs, Tracy Norman, Nick Steele, Jim laia, Charles Pollard, Jeff
McCormick, Bob Lott, John Henry, Kevin Bindschusz. T H I R D R O W L E F T T O R I G H T ; Coach Don Harm, Jim Harnett, Darryl Von Bartz, Joe
Falcone, Wayne Huggins, Wayne Everet, Duane Wiley, Larry Connolly, Mike Cordi, Larry Quigley, Scott Spicer, Joe Blackburn, Jim Pestridge,
Coach Tom Baradziej, Coach Tom Bernhard, Missing: Coach Len Knight
The Woodrow Wilson Field Hockey
Team has just completed its most success
ful season in many years. Compiling a 5-6-
3 record, the team’s most impressive victo
ry this year was the 9-0 shutout over Arch
bishop Kennedy.
Scoring eight goals this season, Junior
Maureen Kearney led the offensive unit,
while Cyn Schleiker dominated games with
her defensive play.
Linda Meany and Kim Curtain served as
Co-Captains throughout the season.
At the completion of the season, Karen
Lelinski was selected to the All-League
Terry tees off.
section team.
Coach, Mrs. Linda Miller, looks forward
to a more successful season next year, since
only seven girls are lost to Graduation.
Tina Dellaquilla reaches out for the ball. Ready or not here it comes.
Wilson field hockey produces victorious season
Varsity Field Hockey Team: S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Coach Linda Miller, Kim Curtin, Luanne Rowton, Cathy Wallace, Terry Pipe,
Kai Jenson, Tina Dellaquilla, Kathy Ennis; S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T , S E C O N D R O W : Barb Bedekovic, Maureen Kearny, Karen Hunt, Karen
Lelinski, Micbelle Terry, Cindy Schleiker, Mary Fuoco, Annmarie Weber.
Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team: S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T , F I R S T R O W ; Michelle Clapier, Phyllis Tenaglia, Cindy Sia, Karen Koch, Janet
Shugar, Diane Derr. S E A T E D O N B E N C H , L E F T T O R IG H T ; Coach Emsley, Barb Giangnacove, Cindy Hannah, Eileen Hannah, Kathy Klotz,
Sharon Scott, Pat Citro, Barb Meyer, Brenda Audria, Cathy Borowiec, Clare Betchel, S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T : Ann Melville, Karen Haynes,
Elaine McCartin, Judy Barr, Deb Garrett, Pat Dunn, Kathy Albright.
Freshmen Field Hockey Team: S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T ; Janene Massaro, Michelle Wallover, Sharon Wisnewski, Tina Law, Maryann Erb, Mary
McGrath, Sue Benedict, S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T : Coach Wilson, Heidi Welch, Gloria Welch, Fran Bedekovic, Kim Hunt, Kathy Curnew.
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1 Christopher Dock
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0 Council Rock
6 Lower Moreland
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Varsity Soccer Squad: S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Coach Bob Hollingsworth, Cathy Mignogna, Bob Bofinger, Dave Sanelli, Ricky
Nelms, Herb Viniarski, Dan Hibbs, Paula Mignogna; S E C O N D R O W : Chris Marlow, Joel Viechnieki, Bill Hibbs, Mike Crowthers, Robert Harris,
Richard Itzen, Brian Donnelly; T H I R D R O W : Anthony Moore, Tim Shirley, John Kabaci, Keith Haston, Tom Doban, Mike Golden, Steve Pucylo.
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Danny Hibbs dislikes what he sees down field. Varsity captains and head coach.
Want to bump? Chris strains for a long one.
Ninth Grade Soccer Squad; K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Bob Ortego, Brian The 1975 Woodrow Wilson soccer squad
Marchesi; S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , S E C O N D R O W : Holland Moore, Wes Funk, Tom finished with a record of 3 wins, 10 losses,
Gregoire, Ed Hoover; T H I R D R O W : Gary Triglia, Andy Redesinski, Steve Kreshover, Kevin
Mills, Larry Harrison; F O U R T H R O W : Phil Pilgren, Steve Krevitskie, Jim Schmidgall, Jay and 3 ties. Its league record of 3 wins, 7
Schumacher, Billy Ubelacker, Jim Neirott; MISSING: Doug Cordi, Lee Sciarra, Coach Startzell. losses, and 3 ties left it far off the mark in
the Lower Bucks County title race.
Seniors, Richard Itzen received 2nd
Team Lower Bucks All-League mention
for the second consecutive year and
Timmy Shirley and Anthony Moore re
ceived Honorable Mention. Underclass
men Herb Viniarski, Billy Hibbs, and
Chris Marlow also gained Honorable Men
tion.
Highlight of the season was an overnight
trip to Springfield, Mass, to play highly-
rated, Classical High. A 3-2 loss marred an
otherwise tremendous experience. It is be
lieved that this is the farthest any team
from Lower Bucks County has ever trav
eled for a regular season encounter
'I'he Golden Kams Varsity Basketball
team brought to Wilson tor the first time in
several years, a boys’ championship team.
Sporting a 8-2 league record, the Rams
took first place in Lower Bucks Section I
by defeating Pennsbury.
The championship team consisted of w.w. 0pp.
Ray Jones, at center, known to some as 53 Tennent 44
“Tree”. He highlighted the season, with his 54 N.E. Catholic 61
44 Archbishop Wood 71
“rejections”, blocking several shots per 59 Holy Ghost 70
game. Ray prevented teams from coming 62 Kennedy 53
up the middle. Meanwhile, Tony “Mo” 43 Trenton 72
50 Lansdale Catholic 45
Moore, at forward, did an outstanding job 54 Maple Point 35
defending the outside, while receiving full 66 Pennsbury 67
58 Delhaas 29
court assists from Ray’s rebounds, giving
47 Neshaminy 57
him MVP in the play-off game. Filling the 60 Bensalem 58
playmaker slot was Herman Spencer with 52 Bristol 54
70 Council Rock 50
his swish shot, joined by other guards Ben
72 Pennsbury 61
“Rock” Collins and Roy Remsburg. In the 49 Delhaas 33
other forward position was either Frank 62 Neshaminy 53
54 Bensalem 45 ■I I
Worrel and his bank shot, or Barry Love
90 Lower Moreland 75
lace, always ready to add to Wilson’s scor 70 Council Rock 53
ing and rebounding. We extend our con 52 Bristol 51
gratulations to Mr. Toto, Mr. Rembert,
and Mr. Massiello as well as the team for a
Team captains, Herman Spencer and
well done job. Ray Jones.
Basketball team proves team effort
crucial to win League Championship.
Boys’ Varsity Basketball: Seated L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Mr. Bruce Rembert (coach), Mr. Palmer Toto (coach), S E C O N D R O W : Tony
Moore, Herman Spencer, Ben Collins, Richard Lee. T H I R D R O W : Frank Long, Roy Remsburg, Dave Silver. F O U R T H R O W : Frank Worrell, Barry
Lovelace, FIFTH ROW: Ray Jones.
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Boys’ Ninth Grade Basketball Team: S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T , F I R S T R O W : Mark Austin,
The play worked in practice. S E C O N D R O W : Ricky Brown, Tom Ennis, Mark Papineau. T H I R D R O W : Mr. Jack Massiello
(coach), Chuck Pollard, Duane Wiley, Chris Howell, Harry Worrell. F O U R T H R O W : Jeff Blount,
Ellis Youngblood, Gene Yachomowicz, Jim Thompson, Dave Kapral.
Ray Jones takes an outside shot. Frank Long looking to go to the hoop.
Bill attempts to give Wilson another point.
Bovs’ Junior Varsity Basketball: S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Aaron Lewis. S E C O N D
P O W - Frank L o n g 'Bernard Strozier. T H I R D R O W : George Nahodil, Mr. Bruce Rembert (coacb),
J e f f Hall F O U R T H R O W : Greg Edwards, Bill Barker, F IF T H ftOW. John Banks, Fred Clayton,
Greg Jeanette.
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Ray Jones jumps for joy as he makes the
point.
Karen finds herself all tangled up.
A look of concern on Alma’s face. Jump, two. .three . . , four. Tanya leaps over her opponents carefully.
Only, but another devastating shot by the "tree” Hey, what’s going on here.
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Karen repeats performance from pg. 128. Ready, aim..........shoot.
Hey Mo, pull yourself together. Ray Jones takes time out to enjoy a dance.
Up ... up . . . up . . . up. Let your fingers do the walking on the basketball. Herman Spencer shoots for a basket.
l.'iO jiirls’ varsity basketball
Only losing one girl last year on the
starting team, Wilson’s girls’ basketball
team returned with an experienced team.
Starting members are Tanya Graves, Mi
chelle Terry, Karen Lelinski, Alma Wooley
and Victoria Harris. These five young w .w . 0pp.
women work together to produce a winning 26 Lansdale Catholic 22
team. Tanya Graves exhibits adeptness 59 Ewing 27
with passing the ball and Karen Lelinski 97 Lower Moreland 36
favors a lay-up shot. Miss Pat Sellars em 42 Langhorne 27
phasizes team work and spirit as the fac 38 Pennsbury 41
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tors that create a winning team. Through 55 Morrisville 65
36
Glocester Catholic
this year, the team placed second in the 46 Bensalem 40
League Championship, only losing to 56 Maple Point 27
Pennsbury, they still displayed fine tech 44 Delhaas 22
nique and movement. Even though they 44 Council Rock 40
placed second, the team is participating in 41 Langhorne 25
the district competition. Their first at 27 Pennsbury 33
tempt in the district championship proved 50 Bensalem 21
to be successful, as the girls won a victory 30 Maple Point 25
over Wissahickon, by a score of 44-43. We 48 Delhaas 23
25
Council Rock
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hope they acheive the title of District
Champs. Woodrow Wilson is proud of the
achievements of the girl’s basketball team
and support their efforts throughout their
season. Congratulations to the team!
Get that ball!!!
Victorious season for girls’ basketball
sends the team to compete in the districts.
Girls Varsity Basketball: S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T , F I R S T R O W : Alma Wooley. S E C O N D R O W : Elizabeth Lovelace, Michelle Terry; T H I R D
R O W : Mary Trago, Regina Nelson. F O U R T H R O W : Miss Pat Sellars (coach), Victoria Harris, Karen Lelinski, Tanya Graves, Darlene Webb.
Girls’ Ninth Grade Basketball: K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R IG H T . F I R S T R O W : Donna Clark, Mary
Miss Whitty keeps score for a victorious team.
McGrath, Kim Hunt, Gail Gadsden, Louise Zelinsky, S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T , S E C O N D
R O W : Miss Emsley (coach) Jean Kryven, Joan, Kryven, Terry Quinn, Lucia Dowd, Wendy Kepnar,
Maryann Erb, Diane Aspell. MISSING: Dot Riggins, Loretta Newkirk.
Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball: K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Lisa LaMonica, Team captains, Donna Clark and Kim Hunt.
Darlene Edwards, Kim Reynolds, Michele W’allover, Barb Mason. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T ,
S E C O N D R O W : Miss Louise W'ilson (coach), Debbie Pollard, Eileen Rubin, Frances Bedekovic,
Barb Suplee.
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The (T)lden Ram Varsity Wrestling
Team tinished this season’s matches with a
below .500 average with a 5-8 record. Start
ing off with a pair of losses, the Golden
Ram Grapplers responded with a set of
wins. Although, they began to lose some
ground in the middle of the season, the
Rams barely lost to Havertown by four
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points and to arch-rival Delhaas by only 6 Conestoga 43
one point. Following their slowdown, the 9 Upper Darby 38
Rams showed the victory signs a little late 31 Pottstown 25
33 Princeton 18
in the season, by winning three out of four 10 Pennsbury 29
matches. Highlighting the wrestling season 18 Haverford 22
was Maurice Respes, who compiled a 16-0 18 Bensalem 30
3 Council Rock 52
record overall, giving him an undefeated 24 Delhaas 25
season. Only a junior, Maurice is compet 30 Franklin Twp. 18
ing in the District competition. Coached by 30 Maple Point 22
22 Neshaminy 39
Mr. Fleck, the returning wrestlers are look 45 Archbishop Wood 17 •i
ing forward to next season, as well as those
members on Mr. Hunter’s junior varsity
and Mr. Goodrow’s ninth grade teams. The
junior varsity and ninth grade teams allow
team members to gain experience before
reaching the varsity level. Without the Mr. Hunter gives John an encouraging
back up of the junior varsity team, the word.
varsity would be at a loss as far as exper
ienced players.
Wilson grapplers strive for winning season.
Varsity Wrestling: S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Joel Viechnicki, Bob Armstrong, Paul Rooney. S E C O N D R O W : Barry Berger, Eric
Voorhees, Bruce Scheerer, Maurice Respes; S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T , T H I R D R O W : Darren Morgan, Tyrone Brown, Mike Santilla.
Pete Miles seems to be on top of the situation. Ricky Voorhees sees eye to eye with his opponent.
What do I do now coach? Darren Morgan really knows how to use another guy’s head.
J Mike Santilla looking for his opponent.
Did you know that there is a snag in your suit?
Ted Arndt appears to be falling for his opponent.
Maurice Respes takes five after a vigorous match.
Boys' -Junior Varsity Wrestling; K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Bruce Custer, Joe
DiRiggi, Dave Swangler, Bill Hibbs, Pat Clark. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , S E C O N D R O W : Mr.
James Hunter (coach), Joe DiGiorgio, Kevin Finley, John Pollard, Dale Webb, Ted Ardnt., Rich
Armstrong.
Hey, isn’t that a quarter over there on the mat?
Boys’ Ninth Grade Wrestling: S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T , F I R S T R O W : Mr. Goodrow (coach),
S E C O N D R O W : Ron Sieger, Paul Keyso. T H I R D R O W : Ken Voorhees, John Jones, Ed Worthing
ton, F O U R T H R O W : Cliff Kraus, John Quigley, Lou Griffin, Jeff McCormick. F IF T H : Erlon Jacobs,
Bill James, Larry Faust, Glenn Winers, Charles Kaufman.
Tony Nelson driving his opponent to the mat.
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The Woodrow Wilson Ice Hockey Team
finished their second year much stronger
than their opening season, but still not as
successful as they are looking forward to be
doing in the future. Coached by Mr. Larry
Grebe, an avid follower of the sport and
Mr. Rich Puchino, the Golden Rams sup
port their hockey interests themselves.
Paying for equipment and rink rental, they
are representative of the Wilson dedication
to succeed. Losing only several players,
again this year, most of the Golden Rams
will have two years experience entering
into next year’s season. For the future, the
team is looking for financial support from
the school and moral support from the
Woodrow Wilson student body. With ice
hockey growing in popularity across the
nation, the team’s expectations are hope
fully soon to be rewarded. These students
are recognized by the coaches and the peo
ple at Wilson, as students willing to
achieve success on their own and to over
Wayne Higgins fighting off his man.
come many obstacles.
Ice Hockey team struggles for a winning season.
Ice Hockey: K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Greg Girard, Mike Conn, Lee Sciarra, Paul Bartholomai, John Antolino, Ed Wiegner, Jim
Zaborowski, Mike Brock, Lee Chapman. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , S E C O N D R O W : Mr. Grebe (coach), Tom Anderer, Don Powell, Tom Jodizo,
Norm Fenimore, Paul Moore, Mike Papineau, Sal Desimone, Barry Smith, Bruce Dickinson, John Thomas (capt.). Chip Huggins, John Strong, Mr.
Puchino (coach). MISSING: Mike Melnyk, Tony Weigner, Brian Barton, Jim Ferland, Dennis Krivda.
1-Ui ^ymna^^tics
The mark of a dedicated gymnast is
bruises and calluses. These marks are an
indication of an athlete that is hard work
ing and strives for perfection. Most gym
nasts, not only have the task to perform a
stunt correctly, they must also perform
with grace and poise. These are the goals of
the Wilson, boys’ and girls’, gymnastic
team. The boys’ gymnastic team fin
ished their season with eight wins and
eight losses. They proved to be a strong
competitor against area teams. The girls’
gymnastic team did not do as well, though Therry Chase hopes the beam will be there when she comes down.
there were girls who endeavored to make
the Wilson team a winner. Their record for
the season was two wins and ten losses. But
coach, Helen Cantwell, hopes for an im
proved season next year. This year for the
first time, triangular meets were intro
duced to Wilson. At this type of meet,
three teams compete with each other at
one meet. This allows for more competi
tion.
Jane Fricke taking off. Laurie Klotz stretches out on the beam. Terry holds on for dear life.
A big hello from Carol Kolinchak. Tammy Fye does a toe crunch on her way to a toe rise.
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Boys’ Gymnastic Team
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84.31 Pennsbury 85.24
Bensalem 77.60
87.40 Great Valley 76.25
Maple Point 63.12
75.80 Neshaminy 103.32
Delhaas 58.21
92.95 Council Rock 101.79
Pennridge 95.13
74.55 Bensalem 77.39
Pennsbury 73.55
89.59 Maple Point 68.61
Great Valley 77.35
88.98 Neshaminy 111.83
Delhaas 65.79
93.72 Pennridge 94.13
Council Rock 95.51
Girls’ Gymnastic Team; K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Jane Fricke, Tammy Fye, Lori
Cashner, Carol Kolinchak, S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , S E C O N D R O W : Mrs. Helen Cantwell
(coach), Robin Storey, Cindy Sia, Debbie Cheddar, Laurie Klotz. S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T , T H I R D
R O W : Jane Bieri, Kathy Blackburn (co-captain*, Tery Chase. MISSING: Sue Angellilli (co-captain).
Gymnasts show agility and poise
in skills and stunts performed
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52.51 Maple Point 61.17
Great Valley 76.29
48.73 Neshaminy 83.02
Delhaas 64.30
69.94 Pennsbury 89.03
56.70 Bensalem 46.90
Pennsbury 88.31
68.70 Bensalem 54.63
61.13 Delhaas 72.78
Neshaminy 84.62
55.40 Council Rock 75.10
Pennridge 83.95
Coach Helen Cantwell resting on the beam with co-captain Kathy Blackburn
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47 Bensalem 121
64 Langhorne 103
47 Lower Moreland 114
101 Delhaas 61
86 Maple Point 85
64 Pennsbury 98
43 Council Rock 126
74 Ben.salem 95
52 Langhorne 115
53 Lower Moreland 117
92 Delhaas 70
83 Maple Point 85
73 Pennsbury 92
55 Council Rock 115
Girls’ Swim Team. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Mr. Pat Piccarielo (coach), Colleen
Hanna, Janette Young, Lucia Citro, Pat Citro, Karen Haines, Karen Allen, Stephanie Marlow. S E C O N D
R O W : Karen Hunt, Kathy Albright, Eileen Hannah, Denise O’Connor, Gabrielle Santos, Nancy Walter-
ick.
Swim teams work together to represent
Wilson at area meets.
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79 Bensalem 88
74 Langhorne 96
50 Lower Moreland 122
88 Delhaas 83
109 Maple Point 62
80 Pennsbury 91
54 Council Rock 117
76 Bensalem 91
74 Langhorne 96
73 Lower Moreland 98
87 Delhaas 85
105 Maple Point 65
60 Pennsbury 112
76 Council Rock 95
Boys’ Swim Team. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T , F I R S T R O W : Robert Clark, Bill Bauman. S E C
O N D R O W : Keith Miyamoto, Bob Lott. T H I R D R O W : Mr. Jeff Evans (coach) Harlow Boston, Ross
Ludwig, Frank Sajeski, F O U R T H R O W : Jim Kline, Shaughn Richardson, Shane Richardson. F IF T H
R O W : Tony Ludwig, Mike Foley, Tom Wisnewski, Brian Hunt.
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The 1975-76 Girl’s Swim Team was the most
enthusiastic team we had for a long time. Co-cap
tains Janette Young and Gabrielle Santos, proved to
be very good leaders. A record of three victories
and nine defeats was the best record in the past
eight years. Seniors Pat Citio, Karen Allen, and
Cynthia Robidoux, along with Janett and Gabby,
did an outstanding job. Underclassmen Kathy Al
bright, Eileen Hannah, Karen Hunt, Sue Benedict,
Lucia Citio and Nancy Walterick contributed
many points to many meets, which made them all
very interesting. New-comers Colleen Hannah in
And they say swimming is good for your health. diving competition, will add to the program for the
next two years. Elaine McCurlin and Karen Haine
have worked very hard and improved their stroke
mechanics very well. They will swim for two more
years and will be point getters. Without Stephanie
Marlow, as manager, we would not have functioned.
Entering into what was believed to be the most
promising year of competitive swimming here at
Woodrow Wilson, the team encountered obstacles
which they overcame with their competitive stam
ina and enduring stride.
The Bristol Township A.A.U. program which
feeds the High School swimming team, the ability
of good athletes to totally commit themselves to a
sport, and the team’s strong efforts for a winning
season, were the main encouragement for the team
throughout the season.
Jim Kline and Tony Ludwig, senior co-captains,
both qualified for the District Championship along
with diver-team-mate Shaughn Richardson. This
threesome brought home to Wilson the majority of
wins and points and set a fine example in the
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winning Wilson tradition. Though the swim team’s
overall record was four wins and eight losses, we
appreciated their efforts.
Shaughn takes a dive. Kathy Albright takes first again.
Coach Piccarelio with team captains Gabrielle Santos and Janette Young. Coach Evans with team captains Tony Ludwig and Jim Kline.
140 bowling
This year’s Wilson Golden Rams
bowling team, led by Mr. Tom Jones,
compiled an overall 29-27 record, fin
ishing fourth place in their division.
This year also marked the first year
of a girls bowling team, although
their competition was limited to exhi
bitions and scrimmages. In individual
competition, Dan Gillseth, a sopho
more, gave Wilson ninth place in the
Lower Bucks County League Cham
pionships. As the Rams closed this
season with the loss of several gradu
ating bowlers, they are looking for
ward to next year’s season of success.
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0 Council Rock 4
4 Bensalem 0
4 Maple Point 0
3 Delhaas 1
3 Neshaminy 1
4 Council Rock 0
4 Delhaas 0
1 Bensalem 3
1 Maple Point 3 Boys Varsity Bowling. S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Steve DePalo, Bob Wagner, Ken
Herman, Mr. Tom Jones (coach). S E C O N D R O W : Bill Kinder, Jim Jones.
0 Neshaminy 4
1 Morrisville 3
1 Pennsbury 3
Bowling team exhibits skill during meets.
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Boys J.V. Bowling. S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T F I R S T R O W : Mr. Tom Girls Bowling: S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Terry Aites, Bev
Jones (coach), Bill Conrad, Blake Patterson, Tom Piccone. S E C O N D Sisler, Mr. Tom Jones (coach), S E C O N D R O W : Barb ■Meyers, Liz Burns,
R O W : Jim Chapin, Dan Gilseth, Mike Pipe, Mike Jackson. Cindy Schleiker.
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Ninth Grade Cheerleaders. S T A N D I N G F R O M L E F T T O R IG H T : Donna Martin, Dee-Dee Sholly, Valerie Bell, Linda Wurm, Wendy Houser, Lisa
Startup, Michele Berlet, Ruth Ann Brockway. Cathy Slezak.
Cheerleaders jump for joy. Touchdown!!!
Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. S T A N D I N G F R O M L E F T T O R IG H T : Penny Mihalik, Carol Martin. Beth Gourley, Pam Blanke, Cathy Riley, Sue
Marcoon, Nancy Cunningham, Debbie Meany. S T A N D I N G O N B O T T O M : Jennie Sholly, Donna Crines, Cheryl Waiter, Lori Panizzi.
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Varsity Cheerleaders. S T A N D I N G F R O M L E F T T O R IG H T : Sue Suppers, Jodi Volpe, Sue Kirstner, Sue Simmons, Carol Kondrach, Cecilia Vista,
Leslie Bril, Kitty Alves, Michele Pavone., Pam Clarke, Sue, Angellilli, Dotty Quigley
Combined effort of 9th JV and Varsity
cheerleaders remain leaders of school spirit
Who are they? They never miss a sport
ing event throughout the school year. Nev
er failing in school spirit. Could it be, yes it
is, the Wilson Cheerleaders. Their never
ending spirit is always a plus at any game,
whether it be football, basketball or wres
tling. All teams need to know that someone
is supporting their efforts and this task is
filled successfully by the Woodrow Wilson
cheerleaders. Constantly practicing to im
prove their poise and style, these girls nev
er stop giving an extra boost that is so
often needed at a close game. Leading the
spectators in active participation, they are
always ready to give 100 percent. Along
with their sponsor, Mrs. Eileen Schein, the
girls help to maintain spirit and loyalty to
our team. Thanks to these girls is neces
sary for their time and effort given
throughout the school year. Three cheers
for the 9th, JV and Varsity squads.
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Cheerleaders wear their jackets. Dottie cheering in the wind.
Carol giving the team encouragement. Jody Volpe, captain of varsity cheer
leaders.
Sue watching the game closely.
With smiling faces, they cheer for the kick-off. Sue cheers us on to victory.
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146 clubs
The “Golden Rams” Marching Band is
in its second year of rebuilding under the
direction of Mr. Bryon L. Kindig. The
marching band program has been greatly
changed, such changes include the pur
chasing of new uniforms and equipment, a
summer band camp, and hiring a full in
structional staff.
The 1975 edition of the Marching Band,
under Drum Majors Evelyn Jakubowicz
and Marji Slack, enters with a fanfare from
Stravinsky’s ballet “Petrouchka”, “Drunk
en Sailors”, the traditional folk song fol
lows, than an excerpt from the “Russian
Sailors Dance” by Gliere. “Chameleton”, a
Herbie Hancock tune is the concert num
ber. The color presentation is to the main
themes from the Third Movement of
Pchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony, “The
Pathetique”. Then follows a percussion
solo leading to the exit number, Michael
Song”.
This year’s band has fifty musicians
complementd by six majorettes, four rifles,
and a twelve member silk and honor guard.
The band’s attitude is dedication and
pride and success will be natural.
A word of encouragement before half-time performance.
“Golden Rams” put on spectacular half-time show.
The Woodrow Wilson Marching Band. F R O N T R O W , L E F T T O R I G H T : Marji Slack, Harry Gobora, Keith Haynes, Ron Richardson, Evan
Zimmerman, Michael Jay, Mike Cirko, Terence Quirk, Evelyn Jakubowicz; S E C O N D R O W : Bill Bauman, John Clayton, Pam Camp, Sue Jones, Mary-
Beth Zimmerman, Sue Hutchinson, Lisa Cucchi, Judi Mountjoy, Beth Gourley; T H I R D R O W : Ginny Munar, Sue Bauman, Karen Goetter, Debbie
Cope, Lucia Dowd, Stephanie Marlow, Randy Potts, Fran Graczyk, Sandy Cordisco, Debbie Feldman, Cindy Ubelacker, Mr. Byron Kindig (Director);
F O U R T H ROW- Marie DeRatto, Harry Herzek, Ron Rouzer, Tony Proscia, Chris Molden, Warren Thieme, Michele Lawrence, Bonnie Brounce, Tony
Quirk, F I F T H R O W : Jim Greenwell, Larry Graczyk, Rick Hite, Alan Corcoran, Lillian Hoilman, Steve Macinsky, Sue Maurer; S I X T H ROW.’Vince
McManamy, Mike Gerber, Barb Barnett, Mike Jones; S E V E N T H R O W : Joel Davne, Alan Aronovitz; Missing: Norman Fenamore.