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A flourish of color and military flair add
to the variety of presentation to Woodrow
Wilson’s half-time show on the field during
football season given by the Twirlers, Ri­
fles, Silks and Honor Guard of the “Golden
Rams” Marching Band. With their precise,
graceful movements and skilled marching
maneuvers, they coordinate well with the
marching band’s music. Always lively and
never tiring, keeping in time with a plea-
sent program, the girls radiant spirit and
enthusiasm adds to their success and color­
fulness during half-time shows. They re­
present our school by leading the band in
many area parades, adding a fine touch of
distinction to Wilson’s performing band.
The result of the girls superb performance
on the field is from their hard work during
the summer and after school, and their
band spirit. It all ends much too quickly
with that dazzling smile and the rising
hope in all the members of being twice as
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good the following year.

Wilson Twirlers: K N E E L I N G : Sharon Wynn, Jennyfer Dowd; S T A N D I N G : Valerie Cirko, Kelly
Mann, Donna DeRiggi, Carol Kolinchak, Jackie Angelo.





Specialists complement the Rams Band.
















































Wilsons Silks, Rifles, and Honor Guard: K N E E L I N G : LuAnn Hughes, Michelle Vandegrift, Bev Cookson, Judy Thieme, Kim Gobora; S T A N D I N G :
Becky Cyrway, Sharon Wirth, Pear Doyle, Donna Kuhn, Beth Young, Barb Kishbaugh, Heather Asay, Patty Jackson, Valerie Kershaw, Kitty
Gerlacher, Bety Kuhn.

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The stage band finished their second
season, following last year’s comeback. Un­
der the direction of Mr. Byron Kindig, six­
teen students form the small musical
group. They have played at several PTA
meetings in addition to their own shows.
Performances are also given at the Munici­
pal Building during the summer months.
The students that make up the small
group had to come back to school at seven
and worked hard for the next two hours,
while they perfected their music. Their
music has varied from some of the Beetho­
ven style to modern day and has provided
the students with some very exciting as­
semblies. The concert band is comprised of
students in the marching and stage band,
and also, those students taking lessons in
school. They are under the direction of Mr.
Byron Kindig and give performances in
their annual Spring Concert, graduation
ceremonies and play at the award ceremo­
Stage Band. F I R S T R O W S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T : Harry Gobora, Keith Haynes, Norm
Fenimore, S E C O N D R O W S E A T E D L E F T T O R IG H T : Mike Cirko, Sue Hutchinson, S E C O N D ny for the NJROTC. The band is made up
R O W S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T : Michele Lawrence, Bonnie Brounce, Tony Quirk, Marie of mostly juniors and is undergoing an in­
DeRatto, Evelyn Jakubowicz, Ron Rouzer, T H I R D R O W S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T : Joel crease in members, as more students par­
Davne, Barb Barnett, Mike Gerber, Mark Jones. F O U R T H R O W S T A N D I N G L E F T T O
R I G H T : Steve Macinsky, Warren Thieme, Lillian Hoilman, Larry Graczyk, Rick Hite. ticipate in instrumental instruction in the
elementary and junior high schools.
Stage and Concert bands entertain


Wilson students







































Concert Band. F I R S T R O W L E F T T O R IG H T : Frances Graczyk, Evelyn Jakubowicz, Sandy Cordisco, Debbie Feldman, Lisa Cucchi, Karen Goetter,
Ginny Munar, Judi Mountjoy, Betb Gourley, Barbara Barnett, Sue Bauman, Sue Hutchinson; S E C O N D R O W : Mr. Byron Kindig (director) Joan
Clayton, Debbie Houser, Debbie Cope, Sue Jones, Stephanie Marlow, Randy Potts, Marie DeRatto, Ron Rouzer, Harry Herzek, Tony Proscia, Michele
Lawrence, Bonnie Brounce, Tony Quirk, Warren Thieme, Chris Molden; T H I R D R O W : Pam Camp, Mary Beth Zimmerman, Bill Bauman, Lucia Dowd,
Vince McManamy, Mike Gerger, Holland Moore, Mark Jones, Cindy Ubelacker, Allan Corcoran, Sue Maurer, Steve Macinsky, Jim Greenwell, Lillian
Hoilman, Larry (traczyk, Rick Hite; F O U R T H R O W : Evan Zimmerman, Steve Derr, Harry Gobora, Keith Haynes, Terence Quirk, Ron Richardson,
Mike Cirko, Michael Jay, Alan Aronovitz, Joel Davne; MISSING FROM PICTURE: Norm Fenimore, Jim McLaughlin.

The pep club, for the 1975-76 school
year, was considered very successful by all
involved. The club continued the Wilson
tradition of good, clean fun and excitement
along with their tremendous and enthusi­
astic spirit. Meetings of this highly spirited
group were every Wednesday at the end of
the school day, to paint signs and plan
cheers for the coming sports events. The
illustration of their devotion is the cheers
at the games. The club also continues to
notify all, by keeping the weekly school
events calendar up to date.
The Woodrow Wilson chorus is a dedi­
cated group of students, who practice ear­
nestly, to be able to present fine choral
music to its audiences. Mr. William Hil-
denbrand, director of the chorus, expresses
that some of his goals are to promote
school spirit, to ensure a meaningful learn­
ing experience for the chorus members and
to entertain and to share the music with
people outside of the school environment.
Pep Club. F I R S T R O W S I T T I N G , L E F T T O R IG H T : Holly Davis, Lisa Strong, Mary Henry,
The chorus also arranges choral concerts at
Kathy Dooley, Kathy Worthington, Karen Fishman, Ann Chismar; S E C O N D R O W : Jane Fricke,
surrounding hospitals and participates in JoAnn McChesney, Michele McElveen, Sue Chismar, Kathy Green; T H I R D R O W : Mr. Joe Boles
District and County competitions. The ef­ (sponsor), Karen Kimball, Brenda Lane, Sharon Whetstone, Theresa Rivera, Karen Loftus, Pat
Dunn, Linda Thomas; F O U R T H R O W : Jean Waldron, Sharon Stiltner, Liz Gill, Siobhan McEl­
forts of all those involved in the chorus are veen.
appreciated and noticed by the student
body of Woodrow Wilson.

Pep Club creates spirit, while Chorus share their


talented music with the student body at Wilson.






































Wilson Chorus: 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. Hildenbrand (director), Mary Knisley, Nina Kaplan, Debbie Feldman, Lu Ann
Hughes, Judy Thieme, Berni DasConio, Woody Slater, Dottie Fox, Joe Gleason, John McNeil, Ron Schuler, Marisa Greaves, Patricia Shenberger,
Janice Macellaro, Rose Pucher; S E C O N D R O W : Karen Allen, Arlene Johnson, Linda Funk, Sue Hutchinson, Alexis Kotis, Debbie Cope, Sue Kirstner,
Brenda Lane, John Banks, Wayne Brown, Tony Milano, Kelly Mann, Vicky Forrester, Sue Bauman, Cindy Gosline; T H I R D R O W : Kathy Green, Dotty
Quigley, Michele Broschard, Debbie Mason, Siebhan McElveen, Beth Cuthrell, Nancy Cunningham, Margie Barno, Steve Jordan, Cindy Robidoux,
Kathy Alves, Joy Ventura, Debbie Melman; F O U R T H R O W : Sue Shedelbower, Tammi Sims, Judy Tooke, Tanya Graves, Teresa Aites, Eileen Walsh,
JoAnn Farrell, Barbara Supplee, Jeff Locke, Jim Perkins, Andy Accardi, Evelyn Jakubowicz, Cindy Schleiker, Frances Graczyk, Debbie Houser.

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N.J.R.O.T.C. “cruises” through sea of education.







































N.J.R.O.T.C. F I R S T R O W , S T A N D I N G , L E F T T O R I G H T ; Anthony Mammone, Wade Robinson, Mike Jay, Thomas Jordan, Jeff Festa, Pat Clark,
Ed Weigner, Ed Worthington, Ken Bruno, Steve Coulter, David Haman; S E C O N D R O W : Charles Rosini, Hector Medina, Mike Berger, George
McClellan, Bruce McLaughlin, David Swinehart, Kenny Kinnevy, Robert Lott, Mark Van Dine, George McElrath, Larry Harrison; T H I R D R O W :
Commander Young, Tim Miller, Richard Burns, Walter Loomes, Todd Evans, Duane Wiley, Brian Sheppard, Larry Faust, Charles Kaufman; F O U R T H
R O W : Blaine Helms, Matt Wood, Ron Guthrie, Leslie McClellan, Mike McNamara, Gary Norman, Chief Buckingham; Missing: Freema Wilson, John
Yeagle, David McKay, James Sisco, Steve Souchuck, Sergio Vargas, Charles Feingold, Charles Moyer, John Pollard.

The Naval Junior Reserve Officer Train­
ing Corps program or N.J.R.O.T,C., as it is
commonly called, offers many Wilson stu­
dents the opportunity to learn and exper­
ience phases of Naval life.
Headed by, Commander Richard 0.
Young and Chief Yoeman Harry Bucking­
ham, the N.J.R.O.T.C. unit is taught basic
Naval skills that will aid them in a Naval
career. Through this Naval program, many
students may obtain scholarships to var­
ious Naval academies. Once in these acade­
mies, a student learns the skills to become
a commissioned officer. Members of the
N.J.R.O.T.C. participate in drill team com­
petition and exhibitions. Our drill team
bas displayed excellent performances in lo­
cal competitions. Another activity that the
N.J.R.O.T.C. has attended, was the Army-
Navy football game held at J.F.K. stadium
in Philadelphia. Highlighting the Naval
trips was a journey to a mini-boot camp in
Cape May, New Jersey. This week-long en­
deavor featured a tour of the base, bar­
N.J.R.O.T.C. F I R S T R O W S T A N D I N G . L E F T T O R I G H T : Commander Young, Ron Sheppard, Kathy rack’s living, instructions on coast guard
McClellan, Matt Doyle, Ranger Richardson, Kelly Mann, Chris Marlow, Chief Buckingham; S E C O N D procedure, and experienced the Naval sys­
R O W : Roy Scott, Sandy LaPolla, James Rhoades, Tom Rhoades, Carl Hoilman, Stanley Davis, Bryan
Webb; T H I R D R O W : Karen Kovelesky, Pamela Slivka, Donna Clark, Sue Rowton, Debbie Doughty, David tem first hand. Other activities of the
Buck, Eric Commiso, John Clayton; F O U R T H R O W : Charles Weinberg, Peggy Seip, Dale Shaffer, Robert N.J.R.O.T.C. include chaperoning many
Myers, Richard Jordan, Richard Moore, Paul Judge, John Ely; F I F T H R O W : Luis Medina, Scott Adama- events such as, directing traffic in the Wil­
vage. Bill Ubilacker, Bill Luker, Ed Wiley, Douglas Oliver, Martin Walsh; Missing: Cynthia Robidoux,
Stephen Wright, Fred Cope, Charles Welch, Danny Gilseth, Crawford Holloman, James Ortlip, Scott Friz, son parking lot during scheduled school
(mry Keiser. events and escorting students on honor
night.

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N.J.R.O.T.C. Drill Team. F I R S T R O W S T A N D I N G . L E F T T O R I G H T : Commander Young, Pat Clark, Ron Sheppard, Kelly Mann, Charles
Weinberg, John Ely, Chief Buckingham; S E C O N D R O W : Sandy LaPolla, James Rhoades, Eric Commiso, Stanley Davis, Bryan Webb, John Clayton,
Wade Robinson, Mike Jay, David Haman, Ed Davis, Bryan Webb, John Clayton, Wade Robinson, Mike Jay, David Haman, Ed Worthington; T H I R D
R O W : Roy Scott, Debbie Doughty, David Buck, Carl Hoilman, Chris Marlow, Scott Adamavage, Richard Moore, George McElrath, Richard Burns,
Steve Coulter; F O U R T H R O W : Ranger Richardson, Bill Ubelacker, Douglas Oliver, Paul Judge, Ed Wiley, Richard Jordan, Duane Wiley, Bruce
McLaughlin, Anthony Mammone.




Student involvement join to build a better Wilson.






New ideas that benefit and increase
awareness of Woodrow Wilson students
are the creations of Student Involvement.
The members of this organization meet on
a regular basis where a few student repre­
sentatives can express their opinions and
thoughts about situations in Woodrow
Wilson High School and methods of im­
proving them. Together, Mr. Larry Bosley
(Principal), Dr. Jacob Daily (Superinten­
dent), and Mrs. Margaret Bell (School
Board), discuss the suggestions of im­
provement with the students and other
school board members and arrive at practi­
cal solutions. These solutions are then put
into effect to develop a better learning sit­
uation in the classroom and to promote a
feeling of togetherness between adminis­
tration and the student population.Ever­
yone involved in their club has the desire
to make Woodrow Wilson a unit that deals
with problems in an open manner.
Through this openness, all students and
faculty are given the opportunity to exist Student Involvement: S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T : Pat Citro, Lori Panizzi, Jody Volpe, Diane
Bess, Maurice Respes, Barb Myers, Leona Gesualdi, Sherriel Feggins; S E A T E D : Mr.Bosley.
in an atmosphere which promotes better
learning.

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National Honor Society. S E A T E D O N T H E F L O O R , L E F T T O R IG H T : Chuck Funk, Michele Terry, Mary Fuoco; S E C O N D R O W :
Karen Lelinski, Janette Young, Leona Gesualdi, Cheryl Waiter, Phil Howard, Steve Jordan, Dottie Fox; T H I R D R O W : Dawn
Hartman, Jim Ahrens, Bill Conrad, Karen Koch, Carol Meyers, Edith Zuchero; F O U R T H R O W : Terry Pipe, Rick Hite, Ron Rouzer,
Jim Yatsko, Brian Gregg, Diane Barnett, Sharon Wynn, Debbie Feldman, Cindy Rothberg, Cathy Wallace, Debbie Melman, Mr.
Anthony Scarpiello (sponsor); F I F T H R O W : Judy Bonat, Pat Burd, Linda Kisloff, Marie DeRatto, Tina Delloquila; S I X T H R O W :
Gabrielle Santos, Mike Golden, Jim Howell, Debbie Houser, Sue Hutchinson, Donna Kuhn, Rich Itzen, Alan Aronovitz, Bill Barker,
Chris Marlow, MISSING: Barry Light, Linda Meany, Cheryl Robinson, Tim Shirley, Clare Bechtal, Tanya Holliman, David Silver,
Loretta Wurm.

High academic standards challenges N.H.S.




Involvement in Wilson’s school func­
tions and still excelling and maintaining
high academic achievement is a difficult
and challenging task to surmount. These
are some of the requirements for students
to become a part of the organization known
as N.H.S. or the National Honor Society.
Those students chosen for membership
must maintain a high academic average,
but also involve themselves in extra cur­
ricular activities. Again, this year, the
N.H.S. is offering a tutoring program for
the students in the elementary schools of
Bristol Township, which has been very
successful in past years. Hopefully, these
students will continue and channel their
talents towards useful and involved exper­
iences. Elected to N.H.S. office were: seat­
ed left to right: Mr. Anthony Scarpiello
(sponsor), Karen Lelinski, (vice president),
Diane Barnett (secretary); Standing: Mike
Golden (president), Ron Rouzer (treasur­
er).

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Intergroup emphasizes the need for


students to help people within the community














































Intergroup Council. F I R S T R O W L E F T T O R IG H T : Mrs. Mertz (sponsor), Kathy Dooley, Irene Campbell, Karen Lelinski, Beth Gourley, Debbie
Meany, Janet Young, Cathy White, Brenda Lane, Michele Pavone, Jody Volpe, Pam Clarke; S E C O N D R O W : Debbie Carpenter, Holly Watts, Hohn
Curnew, Patty Young, Louise Zelinsky, Denise O’Connor, Dee Dee Sholly, Pat Hoover, Laurie Swarts, Beth Cuthrell, Lisa Sherbin, Chuck Funk;
T H I R D R O W : Tony Nelson, Danny McGhee, Colleen Jackson, Tammy Dennis, Lori Penell, Joanna Farrell, Jennie Haular, Rose Thigpen, Valeria
Decree, Kathy Blackburn, Margie Barno; F O U R T H R O W : Clare Bechtel, Michele Terry, Loretta Wurm, Cindy Slezak, Cindy Casaleno, Sheri Brower,
Debby Cheddar, Nina Caplan, Mary Ann Kapler, Jill Killian, Nancy Cunningham, Dawn Parker; F IF T H R O W : Michele Wallover, Pat Kurtz,
Stephanie Straka, Brenda Audria, Maurice Respes, Jeff Viechnicki, Kim Perarski, Lisa Strong, Mary Henry, Kathy Klotz, Sue Angellill; S I X T H R O W :
Glory Welsh, Rhonetta Seed, Penny Mihalik, Cheryl Waiter, Cathy Worthington, Lynn Scudder, Darlene Henderson, Karen Scudder; S E V E N T H
R O W : John Silva, Jim Shaner, Phylis O’Neal, Phil Buehler, Ron Minton, Ed Worthington, Debbie Houser, Mike Kaplan, Mike Jay, John Clayton,
Chuck Kaufmann.

After getting a late start in the 1975-76 school
year, Intergroup Council became active
throughout the school year. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mertz, sponser of Intergroup, impressed upon
the members that the priorities of the Council
was to serve the needs of the community. This
encompassed activities such as, collection of
food from Wilson students to be distributed to
families during the Christmas season and a fair
held in the spring, with the proceeds going to
charity. This year’s Intergroup can boast of a
successful and meaningful year for all students
involved in Intergroup and for the people that
benefited from the students’ efforts. Through
their hard work, they have created a better rela­
tionship between the community and the school.
Part of Intergroup is the Student Forum, which
represents the student body at state meetings.
Consisting of four students, they deal directly
with Mr. Pittenger, Pennsylvania’s Director of
Education, on solving problems that concern
high school students. The students that repre­
sent Wilson are STANDING LEFT TO
RIGHT: Kathy Barnaik, Steve Jordan Mr.
Larry Bosley, Eileen Hanna, and Roy Rems-
burg.

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Student Exchange. S I T T I N G F I R S T R O W : Michelle Terry, Mary Ann Kapler, Debbie Meany, Ron Alcott, Janette Young, Chuck Funk,
Shaugh Richardson; S E C O N D R O W : Loretta Wurm, Jody Volpe, Penny Mihalik, Cindy Casalino, Pam Clarke, Jenny Sholly, Leona
Cesualdi, Tina Schmidgall, Cindy Schmidgall, Pat Mason; T H I R D R O W : Cheryl Waiter, Pat Citro, Carol Mandel, Bernie Dasconio, Sherriel
eggins, Jennifer Dowd, Tina Clark, Kenny Bruno. M I S S I N G : Kitty Alves, Clare Bechtel, Sandy Carance, Nancy Cunningham, Beth
Oourley, Jim Howell, Sue Kirstner, Diane Mannocchi, Glenn Pletnick, Maurice Respes, Sue Suppers, Michelle Terry, Karen Allen, Gerri
cover, Jill Killian, Pat Kurtz, Debi Lavin, Karen Lelinski, Dan McNeil, Linda Paulus, Jim Price, Dave Sannelli, Ceciela Vista, and Kathy
Roth.





Exchange and Student Center


allows students to become aware


of other people and themselves.






Area schools you heard about, rumored
about and talked about, but most likely
have never seen in action; are visited by
students from the Woodrow Wilson stu­
dent exchange. As these students visit sur­
rounding schools, they participate in the
day’s activities and are treated as a mem­
ber of the student body. The exchange stu­
dents compare the differences between
classes and activities at Wilson and the
neighboring school. As they walk through
the halls and classrooms, they absorb ideas
which are carried back to the home school,
to improve Wilson in any way possible.
What’s the matter? Got a hang-up? Talk
it out, with interested and involved teach­
ers and with students who care, at the stu­
dent center. This is a place to relax, by
releasing the anxieties of the confusing
problems of life. The center attempts to
help students to overcome the apprehen­
sion of social life, peer pressure and many Student Center (Rap Room). S E A T E D O N T H E F L O O R , L E F T T O R IG H T : Margie Barno,
other difficulties encountered in day to day Cindy Cogan, Sherriel Feggins; M I D D L E R O W : Mrs. Madeline Fetter (sponsor). Miss Kathy
Whitty (sponsor), Mary Banta, Mrs. Linda Hally (sponsor), Nancy Barr; S T A N D I N G : Mr. Albert
life. You are encouraged to open yourself Nettles (sponsor), Mr. Marvin Demp (sponsor), Mrs. Nancy Johnston (sponsor), Mrs. Mona Jaffe
up to people that care about you, wanting (sponsor), Valerie Commiso, Debbie Bogan, Debbie Yanette.
to see you leave the center with a smile on
your face.

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Involving themselves in community and school ac­


tivities is the main goal of Interact and S.B.S.





































Interact: 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 : Cindy Slezak, Diane Hargrave, Karen Fishman, Irene Campbell, Kathy Dooley, Penny Mihalik,
Edith Zuchero, Debbie Meany, Clare Bechtel, Bonnie Sherman, Karen Worthington. S E C O N D R O W : Sandy Craven, Pat McHall, Brenda Audria,
Karen Koch, Denise O’Connor, Diane Derr, Berni Dasconio, Mary Fuoco, Pam Clarke, Loretta Wurm, Kathy Ennis; T H I R D R O W Katie McNeil, Tina
Schmidgall, Barb Barnett, Sue Bauman, Debbie Feldman, Maurice Aspers, Barb Olexy, Debbie Garrett, Cindy Schmidgall, Lisa Sherman; S T A N D ­
I N G : Debbie Veight, Cindy Schleiker, Lynn Veight, Pat Citro, Carol Kondrach, Donna Crines, Lori Panizzi, Carol Mandel, Sherri Caranci, Cindy
Casalano. MISSING: Joe Schein (sponsor).



Interact is an organization that is con­
cerned with improving communication be­
tween the school and the communiy. The
students involved in this club are working
towards this goal. They investigate what
lines are open to include the community in
school functions and promote these func­
tions throughout the community. Their ef­
forts are rewarded by creating good will for
the Woodrow Wilson student, by gaining
respect and admiration of the business
people and parents within our immediate
area. With the guidance of Joe Schein, this
group is one of many at Wilson that bene­
fits the school. Students for a better soci­
ety or S.B.S. emphasize these same goals in
their organization. The club promotes,
maintaining an atmosphere of cooperative­
ness between students within the school
and with people outside of the school. In
the fall, the S.B.S. sponsered a swim party,
which proved to be successful. The swim
party encouraged students to acquaint
themselves with their peers in a social set­
ting, rather than just in the classroom. Mr.
Nettles, sponsor of S.B.S., guides the stu­
dents in their efforts to reach the goals that
S.B.S.; 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 : Kathy Banks, Darlene Pollard, Juanita Billingsley, they have set for themselves and helps
Darlene Edwards, Regina Nelson. S E C O N D R O W : Vera Reynolds, Arthuretta Holmes, D’Andrea
Moore, Diane Bess, Mercer King. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R IG H T : Frank Morrel, Mr. Netties (sponsor), them to realize that the needed effort is
Trina Holmes, Rhonetta Steed, Lynn Scudder, Fred Towson, Tony Nelson, Donna Webb, Phyllis well worth it, when the goals have been
O’Neil, Sherriel Feggins. accomplished.

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Foreign language clubs capture the interest


and broaden the knowledge



of Woodrow Wilson students






































Spanish Club: F I R S T R O W : Mike Golden, Debbie Meany, Tod Hartman, Holly Davis, Karen Fishman, Denise
Wilson. S E C O N D R O W : Judy Bonat, Myra Clark, Renea Richeal, Val Cirko, Kathy Borowiec, Peggy Lang, Ann
Chismar. T H I R D R O W : Mrs. Schiffman (sponsor), Mary Ann Kapler, Sandy Craven, Pat McHall, Janet Jantzi,
Cindy Schmidgall, Kathy Fahey, Lisa Sherman, Brenda Audria. MISSING: Denise LaPenna.







































GERMAN CLUB, F I R S T R O W : Jane Biere, Carol Meyer, Maureen Kearney, Pat Young, Kim Gobora, Barb Drobeck, Lorri Cashner,
Judy Bonat, Pat Commons, Vivian Fellen. S E C O N D R O W : Karen Geotter, Franes Graczyk, Debbie Melman, John Shivers, Frank
Wellington, Miss McKormick (sponsor), Pat Welch, A1 Beiled, Brian Hunt, Dan Thrash, Vincent Giranda, Tom Zelinsky, Marty Brown.

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Students who are interested in gaining
an awareness of foreign cultures, have the
opportunity to further these interests
through the language clubs. The clubs were
developed with the goal of broadening stu­
dents’ knowledge and interests in cultures
that exist outside our Nation’s boundaries.
Tbe Spanish Club, under the direction of
Ms. Natalie Schiffman, instills in students
the customs and history of Spain. The club
enjoys a variety of activities, such as a
Christmas pinata and is planning for an
excursion to Spain during Spring vacation.
The German Club, sponsored by Ms.
Kathleen McCormick, offers students a
chance to learn more about the culture and
geography of Germany. The German club
began the year with a hayride to help its
members to acquaint themselves with one
another. The hay ride was followed by var­
ious types of parties and dinners, besides
the regular bi-monthly meetings. The
French club, under the guidance of Mr.
Willie Jordan, and the Italian club, under
the guidance of Ms. Eileen Schein, are also
examples of students working hard to
broaden their knowledge of foreign cul­
tures. Both of these clubs, try to impress
French Club: F I R S T R O W : Vicky Rook, Luanne Patti, Penny Mihalik, Nancy Danon. S E C O N D upon the club members, the differences
R O W : Joann Howard, Sue Shedlebower, Eileen Walsh, Debbie Melman. T H I R D R O W : Mr.
Jordan (sponsor), John Shivers, Ray Bartholomay, Donna Kuhn, Shaughn Richardson, Loretta and similiarities of our nation and other
Wurm, Ann Melville, Frank Wellington. lands.














































Italian Club, F I R S T R O W : Rocco Carpenona, Debbie Matusek, Linda Craroley, Arlene Johnson, Joe Marziano. S E C ­
O N D R O W : Jennifer Dowd, Frank Antolino, Anthony Milano, Joe Heich. T H I R D R O W : Mrs. Eileen Schein, Paula
Mignogna, Michele Pavone, Sherri Caranci, Jim laia, Richard Itzen, Victor Rosini, Bill Kinder, Donna Webb. MISSING:
Gina Peters, Rick Richeal, Barry Light, Leona Gesualdi, Lee Sciarra, Bev Marziano, Terry Hartnett, Michele Huber, Ken
Bruno, Chris Desimone.

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In today’s world of competition existing
among us in a variety of ways, the scholas­
tic student has not been neglected. Math­
letes offers students an opportunity to
match their knowledge of algebra, geome­
try, trigonometry and calculus against that
of other students in area high schools. In
their short season, the small team attended
competitions at area high schools. The con­
testants attempt to solve five problems, at
the rate of five minutes each without the
aid of a calculator. The team received one
point for each correct answer, given by a
student. Each competitor must use con­
centration and precision to maintain a win­
ning team.
Mrs. Felkner, sponsor of the Future
Business Leaders of America, expressed
the goals for the club as those that will
increase the students awareness of the
business world and to emphasize the skills
needed, in any aspect of an occupation
dealing with business. To achieve these
goals, the club traveled to offices in the
area and students observed a typical day in
the business world. The club sold candy
within the community to pay funds needed
for the excursion, which did prove to be an
Mathletes: 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 : Rich Piccone, Bill Kozemchak. K N E E L ­
I N G L E F T T O R I G H T : S E C O N D R O W : Chris Marlow, Ron Rouzer, George Seip, Mike Golden. enlightening experience.
S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T ; T H I R D R O W : Mr. Britton (sponsor), Cindy Rothberg, Diana
Redfoot, Sue Hutchinson, Kai Jensen, Vince Giranda.

Mathletes master equations in competition and


FBLA broadens knowledge of business


















































Future Business Leaders Of America. 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 : Judy Hubley, Holly Davis, Debbie O’Shea,
Cindy Casaleno,Becky Brounce, Karen Fishman, Denise Breiner, Susan Spears S E C O N D R O W : Linda Riley, Edna Maillard,
Connie Chapman, Mrs. Felkner, Sharon Wynn, Carol Campbell, Marijane Smith S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T T H I R D RO W :
Alice Pantalone, Kim Kenna, Cheryl Elliott, Pat Angellilli, Cathy Worthington, Cindy Schmidgall, Mary Sebert, Inez Mager,
Judy Uosikkinen M I S S I N G : Pam Kelley, Debbie Yanette, Pat Haney

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Future Health Professions. 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 : Laurie Cashner, Anna Chismar, Patty Dunn, Kathy
Dooley 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 : Cindy Simms, Cindy Mate, Kathy Serembus, Jayne Fricke, Deb Meany,
Irene Campbell, Tammy Fye, Peg Lang, Siobhan McElween S E C O N D R O W : Kathy Steele, Deb Pearson, Sue Chismar
M I S S I N G : Olga Kurek, Deb Houser


Helping the community goal of FHP and space


science interests Organian Entities




Future Health Professions is an organi­
zation to acquaint students with the differ­
ent types of health professions, and re­
quirements and qualifications necessary to
enter that field. Organizing and planning
the program for the year was held in Sep­
tember. Plans were made that included
having FHP members attend the Explorer
Club meeting and cake sales to raise mon­
ey, to provide a needy family with a
Thanksgiving basket. For Christmas, the
club made stockings and stuffed them with
candy for the pediatric ward at Lower
Bucks and Delaware Valley Hospital. In
January, there was a first aid course of­
fered, which was sponsored by the Levit-
town Rescue Squad. This was held in con­
junction with the FHP club at Del Haas
High School. A demonstration in CPR was
held in the spring, which offered an inter­
esting experience for the club.
Organian Entities is a science club that
deals with aerospace, astronomy. Star Trek
and science fiction. Mrs. Flynn, the spon­
sor of the club, arranged for the students to
explore many aspects of the science world.
Activities planned by the club included, an
issue of their literary magazine, Organian
Enti’zine, field trips to the planetarium in
Trenton and several Star Trek conven­
tions. The club’s most enterprising activity
was to construct a model of the USS Enter­
prise transporter room and entered in an
art and model contest at the Star Trek
convention.






Organian Entities; K N E E L I N G , L E F T T O R I G H T : Evan Zimmerman, Jeff Viechnicki, Jim
Gula; S E A T E D : Joe Gleason; S T A N D I N G , L E F T T O R I G H T : Mrs. Flynn (sponsor), Tony
Quirk, Terry Quirk, Joe Pomerance; M I S S I N G : Debbie Stern, Anita Quirk.

Members of the Debate and Forensics
team utilize their speaking talent in com­
petition with other students from area high
schools. Students can develop their speech
abilities through informatative, persuasive,
poetry, prose and extemp speeches, along
with debates. Their activities were not con­
fined to within the county, as there were
trips to such places as, the University of
Massachusetts and Kings Point College in
Wilkes-Barre. Involvement in the debate
and speaking areas leads students towards
a better understanding in the development
of speech, which will be used in the rest of
their lives. This year’s team was relatively
small, but Mr. Grecco, looking into the fu­
ture, hopes to build up the underclassmen
and develop more interest in the club.
The goal of the Epsilon Society is a bet­
ter understanding of “Men and Nations”.
Its members study and discuss the various
countries of the world in all their aspects,
with the conviction that such a pursuit will
not only discipline the minds of its mem­
bers, but also make a positive contribution
to the innumerable efforts that are being
made here in the U.S. and all over the
world to make this planet a better place for
human habitation. Membership of this so­
ciety is open to both faculty and the stu­
dent body. This year, being the BiCenten-
nial year, we are studing, those countries of
the early immigrants, from which the seeds
of freedom and human dignity were sown,
which have made this land the great and
powerful nation that it is today.
Debate. 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 : Joy Ventura, Anthony Malano, Irene Camp
bell, Kathy Dooley. S e c o n d Row: Joel Davne, Rick Hite, Gabrialle Santos, Linda Kisloff 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 : Bernadette Dasconio, Ken Saroka, Ron Rouser, Valarie
Nekolieff, Debbie Feldman, Carol Meyer, Siobhan McElveen M I S S I N G : Ray Bartholomay, Sue
Hutchinson, Cindy Rothberg, Chris Marlow, Leslie Roman, Randy Potts

Debate team travels for competition and


studying culture enlightens Epsilon Society


































ENCYCLOPEDIAS
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Epsilon Society. S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T : Mr. Leon Davidheiser, Mr. Harry Febich, Patty Burd, Judy Bonat, Debbie Meany, Mr. Don DePaul,
Mr. Jon Wellington.

A not uncommon sight at Wilson are the
projectors being ushered down the halls by
one of the members of the A.V. crew. These
students, under the direction of Mr.
George Hopely, have many responsibilities
besides those of delivering equipment to
teachers. The A. V. department was re­
sponsible for photographic coverage of
sporting events and school activities
throughout the year. The photographers
were constantly capturing the student
body on film. These students also help to
develop slide presentations, which are
shown to the student body, sucb as a slide
program that was shown before tbe Christ­
mas holiday and another presentation that
was based on the senior year of the gradu­
ates.
The broadcasting class is offered at Wil­
son as an elective course. The objectives of
the course are to familiarize students with
the operation of a radio station, to develop
speech skills and to help students prepare
for third class license from the Federal
Communication Commission. This year,
Mike Melnyk, has been on the air each
morning with a music show before home­
room and has handled the opening exer­
cises and morning announcements. Stu­
dents in the Broadcasting class have pre­
pared fifteen minute tapes for the radio
station, W B C B which offers free time to
us to familiarize the community with the
activities at our school. Students who eat
third lunch have been entertained by
BROADCASTING CREW IS 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 King, Richard
Lee, Tony Nelson. S E A T E D L E F T T O R I G H T , S E C O N D R O W : Tony DeSpirito, Bruce Press­ Mike Melnyk, who performs a music show
man, Connie Minerd S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T T H I R D R O W : Jeff Locke, John Finno, in the cafeteria. We hope to expand this to
Gary Reiser, Mike Melnyk, Mr. Waterhouse (sponsor).
the other two lunches.

Audio and visual entertainment job of


Broadcasting and Audio Visual Crews













AUDIO VISUAL CREW:
K N E E L I N G L E F T T O R I G H T :
Mr. Tom Kervitsky (sponser),
Mr. George Hopely (sponser),
Jim Bender, Stanley Davis, Alan
Inghram, Eric Commiso,
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 : Evan Zimmer­
man, Steve Barger, Marty Emer­
son, Paul Manes, Bob Lott,
George Haigh S T A N D I N G
L E F T T O R I G H T : T H I R D
R O W : Scott Buckman, Brian
Gregg, Skip Briar, Nancy Heller,
Marty Walsh, Dave Barrien.

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Tech students prepare for future vocations with



practical job skills.









































Tech A. S E A T E D O N FL O O R , L E F T T O R I G H T : Russ Casperite, Dottie Burgess, John Curnew, Paul Krotowski, Joe Lichty, Jackie Carulli,
Steve Lazue, Denise Bowman, Sue Richards, Lloyd Snyder, Mike Lasch, Joe Chapin; 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 : Gralin
Boston, Bill Abernethy, Bob Jones, Jeff Queen, Bill Martin, John Werner, Steve Williams, Gary Ludwig, Glenn Bainbridge, Wayne Hills, Alvin
Cadlett, David Nelson, Nancy Wolset, Dawn Parker; T H I R D R O W : Donna Plunkett, Wendy Custer, Mary Galbreath, Bill Kovalcik, Ken Sellars.
Eric Zumpfe, Calvin Steed, Leslie Webb, Tim Anderson, Pat Neary, Carol Saba, Karen Hill, Mandy Harris, Gary Hills, Bob Hillman, Peg
Bowman, Tammy Engler; F O U R T H R O W : Kevin Flynn, Jel Dennis, Deb Rogers, Pat Schmetzer, Emily Clark, Ben Wood, Jeff Dempsey, Don
Tarasiewicz, Mary Bartkovich, Terry McKinney, Bruce Sheluga, Ed Wright, Jeff Williams, Anthony Burchess, Tom Edeline, Dan McGhee,
Colleen Jackson; F I F T H R O W : Cathy Vaccaro, Bob Bofinger, Tony Parsons, John Dubell, Tom Latham, Dennis Zarsky, Jim Schmidgall, Tom
Verecic, Jim Wiser, Mike Magazzu, Henry Krajewski, Bill Siry, Gary Johnson, Lewis Gratz, Tom Huber, Graham Hames, Rich Sannelli, Tom
Rowlands, Jim MacIntyre.

Tech B. 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 : Tom Hughes, Brian Blackburn, Linda Greenwell, Agnes Friel, June Speece, S E C O N D R O W :
Sharon Ellis, Eileen Nahill, Judy Rogowski, Pam Pucciotti, Deb Pierson, Kathy Steel, Cathy Mignogna, Colleen Epp, Kim Curtin, Cheryl Henry, Kathy
Flanagan, Debbie Morris, Pat Burd, Mary Holloman, Tom Erhard, Don Ziegenthaler, Ed David, Rick Emeigh, T H I R D R O W : Dave Swangler, Mark
Garamella, Paul Schumacker, Jim McGrath, Don Hahn, Ed Helmich, Ken Silvestri, Mike Cirko, Brenda Helms, Jeff Feeley, JoAnne Kepko, Cindy
Ubelacker, Mike Barcasky, Linda Bryan, John Timko, Leon Moneau F O U R T H R O W : Art Reed, Ken Opielski, Tim Costello, Brian Mcllheny, Colleen
Gulliver, Dave Erb, Robert Erisman, Dave Barger, Bill Pritchard, Brett Moneau, Jay Schugardt, Kevin Gulliver, Kevin Harkins, Jim Hutchinson,
Frank Horn, Andy Rdesinski, Paul King, Mike Papineau, Paul Rearick F I F T H R O W : Darlene Snelling, Sallie Holloman, Stan Detsch, Pat Greenland,
Jim Stewart, Bruce Swain, Isaiah Hassell, Louis Lee, Robin Clarkson, Bill Barnett, Chris Mascia, Larry Harman, Tony Weigner, Mike Shirley, Drew
Sonnetag, Rich Smith M I S S I N G : Janette Nahill





The tech school works together with stu­
dents from 7 school districts, one of which
is Wilson, to prepare them with a future
living and to educate them in a specific
vocational or technical field. Tech provides
these students with a work environment,
rather than classroom surroundings, to
simulate working activities. The school’s
alternative goal is to train them to become
able and dependable workers in the field of
their choice. Tech opportunities are so
vast, a student could be instructed in al­
most any area of his or her choice. There
are 50 fields of education that students
could choose from in fulfilling his or her
future goal. Three organizations that help
to promote interest at the tech school are
VICA, a club that develops a studen’s lead­
ership qualities, DECA, a club which aids
the students of Distributive Education in
store management, and FFA, a club which
helps deepen the interest in plant life of
the Horticulture — Florticulture students.

Ki4 clubs
Many students receive a worthwhile ex­
perience through participation in the work
experience program. This program, under
the direction of Mr. DeFranco and Mr.
Tullo, provides students with on-the-job-
training and experience. The students in­
volved, receive employment with direct
help from the school. After a job is secured,
a student is given a shortened school day,
which includes those subjects needed for a
diploma. The remainder of the day is uti­
lized for on-the-job training. The student
is placed in a work situation and begins
training to acquire skills necessary to per­
form in that particular job placement. It is
a worthwhile program for those students
who wish to channel their interests in other
areas besides those that concern academic
work.
Regina answers phone for employer.

























Two Wilson students get helping hand from Lynn Hood. Ron puts his shoulders to the wheel

Practical and meaningful job experiences


goal of work experience.





































Work Experience 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 : Judy Ellis, Cindy Hudder, Kathy McGhee, Gail Mitchell, Cheryl Hendricks, Elaine
Chicoski, Debbie Harkins, Sue Mager, Devona Ryan, Marie Funsten, Joy Wertman, Barbarba Brejack. S E C O N D R O W : Bart Zigler, Ray Coulter, Rich
Kersey, Kathy Gross, Sue Hibbs, Pat Smith, Regina McElwee, Barbarba Breen, Pat LoPresti, Noreen Crouch, Bonnie Shallcross, Nancy Harrison, Pam
Harper, Mike Santilla. T H I R D R O W : Jeff Neiss, Stewart Young, Dave Knapp, Bill Fitzgerald, Dan Slavin, Jim Sparich, Jim Kelly, Kevin Hodges,
George Haigh, Tom Breen, Kenny Kitchens, John Stasienchuck 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 : Dave Giosa, Mark Raybold, Mike
Lafferty, Randy Keiluhn, Don Sherwood, John Maglio, Dan Finley, Bill Saxton, Carl Eitel, Mike Holden, Mike Bigger 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 : Bob Corley, Rick Chism, Jay Leedom, Russell McCurnin, Ray Ramsay, Mike Litz, Bill Moser, Ed Voltz, Ron LeMunyon, Herman
Craigle, David Dixon, Bill devlin MISSING: Drew Parson, Tom Rizzo, Terry Thompson, Tom McCurnin, Brian McDonald, Ken Woodbury, James
Jones, Alonzo Aldridge, Dave Druckman, Debby Allen, Debbie Richardson, Theresa Wiberg, Bob Rigle

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Ram’s Horn. S E A T E D O N F L O O R , L E F T T O R I G H T : Kathy Fahey, Michelle Terry, Karen Lelinski, Brenda Lane, Carol Mandel; S E C O N D R O W :
Ron Alcott, Juanita Billingsly, Brian O’Donnell, Sherriel Feggins, Dave Wilkinson, Keith Sine, Lee Chapman; S T A N D I N G , L E F T T O R I G H T : Ann
Lindenmuth (sponsor). Chuck Funk, Roger Richardson, Ron Rouzer, Ronnie Honig, Pat McHale, Lisa Sherbin, Karen Kimball, Pat Citro, Sandra
Craven, Janet Jantzi, Michelle Pavone, Maryann Kapler, Debbie Bogan, Diane Barnett, Peggy Brennan; MISSING: Kevin Grevera, Val Decree, Rich
Lee, Jeff Bills, Michelle Vandegrift, Debbie Houser.
Ram’s Horn reports the news of Wilson and School


Store allows students to buy school supplies.


In their third consecutive year as the
voice of Wilson, the Ram’s Horn staff is
very proud of their newspaper. With the
prevailing guide that “if its worth doing, its
worth doing well”, the newspaper staff
dedicates itself to producing an honest and
interesting reflection of life at Wilson. Spe­
cial attention is given to the main occur­
ences at Wilson. The articles are written by
students and given a students version of
what’s going on at Wilson. With the aid
and direction of Mrs. Lindenmuth, the
staffs efforts are indeed appreciated by
Wilson students.
Bright, cheerful faces greet Wilson stu­
dents each morning, as a warm, “May I
help you?” rings out from Your Friendly
School Store. Stocked with a wide assort­
ment of merchandise. Your Friendly
School Store stands by its motto — WE
DON’T MAKE MONEY, WE MAKE
FRIENDS. Showing consideration for the
hardworking Wilson students, it also opens
each day after school serving ice-cold coke,
chips, pretzels, candy, and other delicious
refreshments. Profits earned go to assist
student activities where needed. Example
— did you know Your Friendly School
Store paid for the cost of the buffet at the
Honors Night Program? But don’t take
my word for it — drop by and visit us
anytime. We’re located at the friendliest
corner of the building, just follow all the
big smiles, you can’t miss us. STANDING
LEFT TO RIGHT, Barb Kishbaugh, Barb
Spears, Mr. MacGowan (sponsor), Kim
Gobora, Sue Maurer.

S T A N D I N G F I R S T R O W L E F T T O R I G H T : Mr. Lou Volpe (sponsor), Mrs. Sheila Weiss (asst, sponsor), Mrs. Madeline Fetter (choreographer), Mr.
Bill Hildenbrand (musical director). S E A T E D F I R S T R O W L E F T T O R I G H T : Karen Scudder, Miss Mary Kearns (costume designer), Todd Hartman,
Debi Lavin, Ron Shepard, Beth Cuthrell, Eileen Walsh, David Roberts, Linda Paulus, Sherry Caranci, Karen Fishman, Wayne Brown, Joy Ventura,
Craig Snyder, Margie Slack, D’andrea Moore, Irene Campbell, Kathy Dooley, Margie Walsh, Sherriel Feggins, Dawn Hartman. S E C O N D R O W , L E F T
T O R I G H T : Juanita Billingsly, Holly Davis, Barbara Kitchens, Tom Jordan, David Berrien, Brian Bara, John McNeil, Arthuretta Holmes, Linda Foley,
Judy Thieme, Phyllis O’Neil, Kathy Ennis, Janet Buhler, Carolyn Mann, Mark Cucci, Bob Lott, Nancy Heller, Stan Davis. S T A N D I N G T H I R D R O W ,
L E F T T O R I G H T : Marlin Mowery, Bernadette D’asconio, Carol Mandel, Scott Buckman, Trina Holmes, Renetta Steed, Skip Briar, John Clayton,
Evan Zimmerman, George Spaulding, Ranger Richardson, Judy DeLeeuw, Thomasina Baur, Woody Slater, Pat Kurtz, Steve Barger, Joan Smith, David
Willerson, Brian Gregg, Nancy Cunningham, Eileen Hanna, Paul Manes, Donna Zurrilli, Carolyn Meyer, Barb Spears, Frank Sajewski. MISSING:
Terry Pipe, Lisa Sherbin.
Successful flight of “Bye, Bye, Birdie” at Wilson



























































Stage Crew 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 : Scott Buckman, Paul Manes,
Stanley Daves. S E C O N D R O W : Brian Gregg, David Berrien, Skip Briar. S T A N D I N G
L E F T T O R I G H T T H I R D R O W : Tom Kervitsky, Nancy Heller, Steve Barger, Jim Bend­
Mother, please!!!
er, Evan Zimmerman, Alan Aronovitz

The Drama Club’s production of “Bye- clubs 167
Bye Birdie”, proved to be one of the high­
lights of the 1975-76 school year. The ac­
tors and actresses put in an endless
amount of hours in order to give an out­
standing performance for its audience. Mr.
Lou Volpe and Mrs. Sheila Weiss were in­
strumental in casting and directing the
musical. With their help and guidance, the
cast overcame the challenge of performing
a musical. The play was presented four
nights, with closing night being the most
exhilerating of all for the cast. One of the
most difficult tasks which surrounded the
play was costuming. This soon was re­
solved with the fashion talents of Miss
Mary Kearns. The costumes were created
with her direction and her flair for costume
design. Musical direction was given by Mr.
Bill Hildenbrand and Mr. Byron Kindig.
Their talents were invaluable towards the
success of the show. Out of view from the Fonzie??!!
audience, are those students involved with
the stage work. These students must co­
ordinate the stage settings as the play pro­
gresses. The stage crew is responsible for
set design, sound and lighting. Mr. Tom
Kervitsky works with the Drama Club and
Stage Crew in order to maintain a smooth
running show.

























































But ma, I’ve only been on the phone an hourl

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Yearbook Staff efforts


rewarded by giving lasting


memories to Wilson students
Students waiting for yearbook assembly to begin.
Time and effort are the important fac­
tors in producing any yearbook. Thanks to
a dedicated group of students, Wilson has
more than just a yearbook. It contains the
combined talents of many individuals, who
have attempted to create a book that is a
true representation of the entire student
body. As you view and read your yearbook,
we hope that each student will find a sec­
tion or a picture that will depict and reflect
a part of each person. The staff gratefully
acknowledges the assistance and support
given to the staff by faculty members and
members of the student body. Special
thanks to Tom Wisnewski, for his artwork
on the divider pages; Lisa George, Karen
Allen and Kathy Green for their combined
efforts to meet deadlines; Chris Marlow for
his encouragement and support; Tom Ker-
vitsky and the photography crew for pho­
tos; and Miss Gilroy’s students for their
patience and understanding during the
pressure of deadlines. Again, sincere
thanks to all who made this book possible.


Miss Gilroy advises editor and co-editor.









































Yearbook Winter Staff. 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 : Karen Allen, Deb Matusuk, Kathy Green.
S E C O N D R O W : Joanne McChesney, Kathy Mignogna, Lisa George, Kim Kenna (co-editor), Mr. George Hopely
(sponsor). Miss Fran Gilroy (advisor). S T A N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , T H I R D R O W : Chris Marlow, Ray Luker, Bob
Bennie, Jim Ahrens, Barb Spears, Tom Wisnewski, Ron Alcott (editor).

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Yearbook Summer Staff: S T O O P I N G L E F T T O R I G H T , F I R S T R O W : Jim Ahrens, Deb Melman, Donna Gula,
Karen Kimball, Kim Kenna, Lisa George, Kathy Serembus. 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 : Ron
Alcott, Mike Golden, Alan Ingraham, Scott Buckman, Joy Ventur«, Cindy Mate, Yvonne Lasecki, Cindy Simms,
Karen Allen, Diane Barnett, T H I R D R O W : Bob Bennie, Brian Gregg, Jim Shackett, Ray Luker, Joanne McChesney,
Karen Sullivan, Kathy Dooley, Irene Campbell, Maureen Kearney, Kathy Green, Barb Spears, Kathy Mignogna.
























Don’t be so negative!! Mr. Hopely takes a break.





Credits
Advisor ......................... Miss Frances Gilroy
Assistant advisor ......................... Mr. Hopely
Editor-in-Chief ........................... Ron Alcott
Co-Editor .................................... Kim Kenna
Senior Editor ............................... Lisa George
Sports Editor .................................Ray Luker
Clubs Editor ..................Joanne McChesney
Art Editor ........................... Tom Wisnewski
Assistants to the Editor .........Chris Marlow
Karen Allen
Kathy Green
Staff .......................................... Deb Matesuk
Kathy Mignogna
Barb Spears
Bob Bennie
Jim Shackett
Photography Advisor .............Tom Kervitsky
Student Photographers .............. Brian Gregg
Scott Buckman
Frustration plus, finding names of 1700 underclassmen.

172 student index







Ready or not!!! Here it comes!!


Abel, Brian Barlow, Michelle 107
Abernethy, Bill 46, 162 Barnes, Larry
Accardi, Andy 46, 73, 149 Barnett, Barb 107, 148, 155
Acker, Patti Barnett, Diane 46, 54, 154, 156,
Adamavage, Scott 98, 150, 151 169
Adamo, Donna Barnett, Robert 90
Adams, Diana 107 Barnett, Bill 47, 163
Adams, Mark 98 Barniak, Kathy 47, 153 . f . f-:
Ahrens, Jim 107, 118, 152, 168, Barno, Margie 47, 55, 153, 149,
169 154
Aites, Diana 90 Barr, Judy 123
Aites, Theresa 149, 140 Barr, Nancy 47, 78, 154, 177
Albanese, Sue Barrington, Jim 107
Albertson, Donna 90 Barrington, Mike 107
Albright, Kathy 107, 123, 138, Barron, John 90 A-v'c{aff»,
139, 193 Bartholomay, Paul 98, 135
Alcott, Ron 46, 154, 165, 168, 169 Bartholomay, Ray 98, 157
Aldridge, Alonzo 46 Bartkovich, Bruce 90
Allen, Debbie 107 Bartkovich, Mary 98, 162
Allen, Diana 107 Barton, Brian 47
Allen, Karen 46, 68, 149, 168, 195, Bartz, Von 90
138, 168, 169 Basic, Chris 90
Alpaugh, Maureen Basista, Dan 98
Althouse, Bonnie 98 Bass, Fletcher
Althouse, Craig 107 Bassett, Jody 47, 48
Alves, Kitty 6, 107, 149, 142 Batteux, Paul
Amato, Jennifer 46 Bauman, Sue 107, 148, 149, 155,
Amigo, Michele 138
Anastasi, James 90 Bauman, William 90, 148
Anastasi, Susan 90 Baur, Tommie 47, 167
Anderer, Tom 46, 118, 135 Baur, Tina 90
Anderson, Dawn 90 Bealer, Vicky 90
Anderson, Michael 90 Beatty, Jeff 90
Anderson, Sandy 46 Beatty, John 47
Anderson, Tim 162 Beaty, Bill
Anderson, Tressa 90 Bechtel, Cathy 47
Angellilli, Sue 89, 98, 142, 143 Bechtel, Clare 107, 123, 153, 155,
Angellilli, Pat 153, 158 194
Angelo Jacki 107, 147 Bedekovic, Barb 107, 122
Antalino, Frank 98, 99, 157 Bedekovic, Fran 90, 123, 131
Antolino, John 90, 135 Beeler, A1 118
Armstrong, Adelaide Bell, Hugh 47, 118
Armstrong, Rich 98, 118, 134 Bell, Karen 90
Armstrong, Bob 90, 121, 132 Bell, Leslie 47, 76, 197
Arndt, Jeff 46, 118 Bell, Valerie 98, 141
Arndt, Ted 107, 118, 134 Bender, Jim 107, 161, 166
Aronovitz, Alan 107, 109, 112, Bender, Karen 98
148, 152, 166 Benedict, Sue 90, 123
Asay, Heather 107, 147 Benjamin, Deb 107
Asbury, Drema 98 Benner, Ken 90
Asecavage, Tom 98 Bennett, Dawn Bindschusz, Kevin 90, 121 Bobbs, Linford 107
Aspell, Diane 131 Bennie, Bob 11, 107, 168, 169 Binkley, Russell 107 Bobbs, Robert 98
Astle, Linda 11, 46 Benzenhafer, Vivian 107 Birdsey, Chris 107 Boddice, Angela 107
Astle, Tammy 90 Berger, Barry 48, 118, 120, 132 Birkhead, Bruce Boeggeman, Dan 107
Atkins, Verna 46 Berger, Mike 98, 150 Bittinger, Kathy Bofinger, Bob 48, 124, 125, 162
Atkins, Ramona Bergman, Cyd 107 Bittle, Ron 98 Bogan, Debbie 48, 154, 156
Audria, Brenda 107, 123 Bernhard, Gerry 98 Bittle, Wayne 48 Bogdan, Tom 107
Austin, Mark 90, 127 Bernhard, Jim 107 Blackburn, Bryan 95, 163 Boggs, Anita
Bailey, Mace Bernhard, Mary 98 Blackburn, Ed 48, 118 Bogner, Elisa 90
Bainbridge, Glenn 46, 118, 162 Bernhard, Tom 98 Blackburn, Joe 90, 121 Bogner, Scott 48
Baker, Cindy 46 Berrien, Dave 48, 67, 161, 166 Blackburn, Kathy 113 Bomont, G. 108
Bakos, J 98 Bess, Diane 48, 151, 155 Blackburn, Mark 98 Bonat, Judy 48, 152, 156, 160
Bandish, Jim Bess, Gary Blackburn, Walt 107 Borowiec, Cathy 108, 123, 156
Bane, Bob 98 Bezdecki, Sue 107 Blackshire, Linda Boston, Gralin 48, 162
Banks, C 98, 155 Bickel, Cathy Blair, Cindy 48 Boston, Harlow 90, 138
Banks, John 107, 149, 195, 127 Bickel, Roger Blank, Brenda 90 Bowman, Denise 48, 162
Bannon, Joe Bieler, A1 107 Blanke, Allen 90 Bowman, Margie 98, 162
Banta, Mary 107, 154 Bieri, Jane 90, 156 Blanke, Pam 98, 103, 141 Boyd, Cathy
Bara, Brian Bigger, Mike 48, 164 Bloodgood, Bob 90 Boyle, Dennie 90
Barasky, Bob 107, 163 Billings, Vic 107 Blount, Jeff 127 Boyle, Lorelei 90
Barger, Dave 98, 163 Billingsley, Juanita 48, 155, 165 Blount, Jessie Boyle, Rich 49
Barger, Steve 98, 161, 166 Bills, Jeff 107, 109, 118, 121, 193 Blount, Sandra Bradford, Donna
Barker, Bill 107, 118, 152 Bilodeau, Donna 98 Blum, Gary 98 Bragg, John

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Buck,, Dave 91, 150, 151 Choi, Jongwon
Buckman, Scott 108, 114, 145, Choinski, Elva 98
161, 166, 169, 194 Chuplis, Rose 99
Budman, Bill 50, 193 Ciambella, David
Buehler, Phil 91, 121, 153 Cinalli, Donna 91
Buhler, Janet 98 Cini, Faith
Buhler, Marianne 50 Cirko, Mike 108, 148, 163
Bumford, Twila 98 Cirko, Valerie 91, 92, 100, 147,
Burchess, Anthony 98, 162 156
Burchess, Barb 50, 63 Citro, Lucia 108, 138
Burchill, Sandy 50 Citro, Trisha 49, 51, 54, 123, 151,
Burd, Pat 50, 152, 160, 163 154, 155, 165, 138
Burgess, Howard 108 Clancy, Wanda 108
Burgess, Wynitia 108, 113, 162 Clapier, Michele 99, 123
Burgoon, B. 98 Clark, Cathy 108
Burke, Tracey 108 Clark, Deanne 108
Burkey, Dave 91 Clark, Donna 91, 150, 131
Burns, Carol 91 Clark, Harry 91
Burns, Denise 108 Clark, Tina 51, 154
Burns, Liz 108, 140 Clark, Myra 99, 156
Burns, Kathy 98 Clark, Pat 150, 151, 134
Burns, Rich 150, 151 Clark, Robert 99, 138
Burns, Tim Clarke, Pam 108, 153, 154, 155,
Byrne, Linda 50 142, 143
Cadlett, A1 108, 162 Clarkson, John 51
Calhoun, Ken 108 Clarkson, Robin 51, 163, 194
Callahan, Sharon Class, Cathy 99
Cambray, Dorothy Clayton, Fred 99, 118, 148, 127
Camp, Pam 91, 148 Clayton, John 99, 148, 153, 150,
Campbell, Carol 91 151
Campbell, Irene 98, 153, 155, 158, Cogan, Cindy 154
159, 160, 169 Cogan, Jeff
Campbell, John 50 Cokos, Jim 51
Capodici, Bob 108 Coleman, Andy
Carabello, Gloria 108 Coleman, Anthony 91
Caranci, Sahdy 108, 155 Coleman, Debbie 195
Caranci, Sherri 91, 157 Coleman, Marchada 99, 105
Carango, Garry 98 Coleman, Shirley 51
Carlucci, Mark 99 Coleman, Tom
Carlucci, Mary 98 Collins, Ben 51, 126
Carmasine, Judy 98 Collins, Dave 91
Carpenter, Debbie 153 Collins, Greg 51
Carpinonal, Rocca 157 Collins, Myrtle
Carr, Pat 98 Commiso, Eric 91, 150, 151, 161
Carreras, Issac 99 Commiso, Val 108, 154
Carreras, Olga Commiso, Walt
Carreras, Teresita Conn, Mike 108, 120, 135
Carroll, Sharon 50 Connolly, Larry 91, 121
Carros, Pat 91 Conrad, Ray 91
Carulli, Jackie 162 Conrad, Bill 108, 152, 140
Braun, Cindy 90 Brooks, Marshall 108 Casaleno, Cynthia 108, 153, 154, Conti, Carla 108
Braun, Frieda 108, 183 Broschard, Michelle 90 155, 158 Cookson, Bev 149
Braun, Ted 90 Broskley, John Cashner, Lori 98, 156, 159 Cooper, Jean 108
Brecheis, Kurt Broskley, Keith Casole, John 91 Cooper, Lee 91
Breeden, Roosevelt Broskley, Mark 98 Casperite, Mandy 98 Cope, Craig 108
Breen, Barb 49, 64, 154 Brounce, Bonnie 98, 148 Casperite, Russell 50, 162 Cope, Debra 99, 148, 149
Breen, Tom 49, 164 Brounce, Becky 49, 158 Catalina, Eric 108 Cope, Fred 108
Breiner, Denise 49, 158 Brower, Sheri 98, 153 Caul, D. 99 Cope, Laurie 99
Brejcak, Barb 4, 154 Brown, Diane Chapin, Jim 108, 140 Cope, Pat
Brejcak, Virginia Brown, Linda Chapin, Joe 108, 162 Corbin, Karla 99
Brennan, Keith 90 Brown, Lisa 91 Chapman, Connie 98, 99, 158 Corbin, Ralph
Brennan, Margaret 156 Brown, Marty 11, 118, 156 Chapman, Lee 50, 165, 199, 135 Corcoran, Allan 99, 148
Breslin, Jennie 98 Brown, Rich 91, 121, 127 Chase, Mike 108 Corcoran, Constance 99
Breslin, Jerald 90 Brown, Tyrone 108, 118, 119, 132 Chase, Theresa 91 Cordi, Doug 108
Breslin, Linda 49 Brown, Wayne 49, 149 Chawojsky, Donna 108 Cordi, Mike 99, 121
Briar, Skip 161, 166 Brownlee, Keith 11, 91 Cheddar, Debbie 91, 153 Cordisco, Sandy 99, 148
Brill, Karen 90, 142 Brumbaugh, Janie Chew, Bandon 91 Corley, Bob 51, 164
Britland, Wanda 49, 62, 177 Bruno, Ken 108, 150, 154 Chicoski, Elaine 50, 154 Cornell, Carrie
Britland, William 98 Bruno, Maria 108 Chicoski, Rich 98 Cornell, Dawn 99
Brock, Mike 108, 135 Bryan, Linda 49, 163 Chism, Ricky 50, 164 Cornell, Diane 108
Brockway, Ruth 90, 141 Bucci, Joe 98 Chismar, Anna 99, 149, 156, 159 Cornell, Nathan 91
Broillet, Michelle 90 Buchan, Alison 108 Chismar, Sue 149, 159 Costello, Tim 108, 163
Brooks, Diana 49 Buchan, Linda 98 Chmura, Jim 108 Cotten, Spencer

Drobeck, Barb 109, 156 Fahey, Kathy 54, 156, 165
Druckman, David 54 Falcone, Joe 92, 121
Dubell, John 53, 162 Falcone, Peggy
Duffy, Katby 109, 114 F'alcone, Pat 100
Dugan, Mike 53 F'arrell, Joanna 149, 153
Dunn, Pat 99, 123, 149, 159 Faulkner, Shelle
Dupell, JoAnne 91 Fasut, Beth 54
Drum, Barb 99 F'aust, Larry 92, 150, 134
Burning, Fllaine 109 I'aust, Bill 100
Durning, Robin 109 Favoroso, Joe 109
Dziegelewski, Eileen 53 F'avoroso, Michelle 92
1 V Earnest, Colleen 54, 64 Feather, Joanne 109, 110
Eckert, Liz 107 Fedor, Sheila 92
What time does the show go one? Eckert, Linda 99 Feeley, Jeffrey 54, 163
Feggins, Sherriel 4, 44, 45, 56, 55,
Coughlin, Kris 51 DeMuro, Emma 52 Ecker, Matt 68, 69, 151, 154, 155, 156, 190
Coulter, Steve 91, 150, 151 DeMuro, Teresa 52 Edeline, Tom 99, 162 Feingold, Charles 92
Coulter, Ray 154 Denis, Joel 52 Edmonson, Rodger Feirstein, Rich 109
Coyne, Robin 91, 99 Dennis, Tami 108, 153 Edwards, Darlene 99, 155, 131 Feldman, Debbie 109, 148, 149,
Craigle, Herman 51, 164 DePalo, Steve 52, 140 Edwards, Greg 99, 102, 120, 118, 152, 155, 160
Craigle, Herman 51, 164 Deratto, Marie 109, 148, 152 127 F’elicioni, Lenny 100
Craven, Sandy 51, 155, 156 DeRemer, Cheryl 91 Egan, Scott 54 Fellin, Vivian 156, 55, 193
Crawley, Linda 91, 157 Deriggi, Donna 91, 147 Eitel, Carl 54, 164 Fenimore, Norm 109, 148, 12, 135
Cress, Kathy 91 Deriggi, Joe 52, 134 Elliot, Cheryl 54, 158 Ferguson, Alex 55
Crines, Donna 98, 99, 101, 155, Derr, Diane 99, 123, 55 Elliot, Ron 99 Ferguson, Gharles 116
141 Derr, Joe 53 Ellis, Joanne 54 Ferguson, Bob 100
Cronk, Debbie Derr, Steve 99, 119, 8 Ellis, Judy 54, 164 Ferguson, Sandy 116
Flllis, Mary ,54
Cronk, Irene 108 Deshield, Ron 99 Ellis, Sharon 100, 163 Ferland, Jim 109
Crossley, Randy 99 Desimone, Chris Ely, John 150, 151 Ferlisi, Caroline
Crouch, Noreen 51, 164 Desimone, Sal 11, 109, 135 Embert, Kevin 54 Ferlisi, Maria 100
Crowthers, Donna 99 Detsch, Stan 53, 163 Emeigh, Ken 109, 163 Ferraro, Denise 55
Crowthers, Mike 51, 124, 125 Deutsch, Alex 99 Emeigh, Ted 91 Festa, Jim 109
Crytser, Norm Devine, Diane Emerson, Marty 91, 97, 161 Festa, Jeff 92, 150
Cucchi, Lisa 91, 148 Devine, Sue Engler, Clarence 100 Finley, Dan 55, 164
Cucchi, Mark 99 Devlin, Bill 53, 164 Engler, Tammy 162, 54 Finley, Kevin 100, 134
Cummings, John 52 Dicaire, Joanne 53 Ennis, Kathy 5, 198, 109, 122, 155 Finnerty, Ada 92
Commons, Joe 52 Dickenson, Burce 109, 135 Ennis, Tom 92, 127 Finnerty, Art 92
Commons, Pat 99, 156 Dicks, Bev 109 Epp, Brenda Finsen, Mark 109
Cunningham, Nancy 108, 149, DiFilippo, Ray 99, 118 Epp, Colleen 109, 163, 116 Fioravanti, Rich 55
153, 141 DiGeorgio, Joe 99, 118, 134 Epp, Don Fioravanti, Steve 92
Cunningham, Tom 11 Disharoon, Dawn 109 Erb, David 100, 163 Fisher, John 100
Curnew, John 108, 162 Disharoon, Donna 99 Erb, Mary 92, 123, 131 Fishman, Karen 100, 149, 155,
Curnew, Kathy 123, 153 DiSpirito, Tony 53, 161 Erb, Tom 109, 116 156, 158, 167, 175
Curry, Kathy 52 Dixon, Cindy 53 Erhard, Cindy 100 Fitzgerald, Bill 55, 154
Curtin, Kim 108, 122, 163 Dixon, David 53, 164 Erhard, Tom 54, 163 Fizzano, Bill 55, 193
Custer, Bruce 134 Doban, Tom 53, 72, 124, 125 Erisman, Bob 163 Flaherty, Colleen 100
Custer, Bryan 91 Donnelly, Brian 53, 124 Eshe, Ian 54 Flaherty, Mike 55
Custer, Kim 53 Dooley, Kathy 99, 104, 149, 153, Esposito, Mike 92, 121 Flanagan, Kathy 55, 163
Custer, Wendy 108, 162 155, 159, 160, 169 Evans, Dennis Flati, Evelyn 55
Cuthrell, Beth 8, 49, 52, 64, 149, Doughty, Debbie 99, 150, 151 Evans, Ken Flati, Kevin
153 Doughty, Rhea 109 Evans, Mark 92 Fleming, Diane 55
Cyrway, Becky 10, 108, 147 Dowd, Jennifer 109, 147, 154, 157 Evans, Scott 92 Fleming, Jim 109
Daggett, Tim Dowd, Lucia 91, 100, 148, 131 Evans, Todd 150 Flum, Denise
Daly, Ken Doyle, Mary 99, 147 Even, Ralph 109 Flynn, Kevin 162, 55
Daly, Rich Doyle, Matt 53, 118, 150 Everett, Kathy 100 Fochtman, Ed 109, 116
Danon, Nancy 99, 157 Doyle, Michael 99 Everett, Wayne 92, 121 Fochtman, Frank
Darden, Constance Dreyer, Maryann 91 Evert, Cheryl 100 Fochtman, Leo 55
Dasconio, Bern! 108, 107, 149, Dreyer, Tom Fodder, Chris 92
154, 155, 160, 167, 174 Feeling tired Fodder, Galen
Davenport, Craig 106 Foley, Linda 100
David, Ed 52, 163 Foley, Mike 109, 138
Davis, Glenn 52 Foley, Tom 92
Davis, Holly 91, 149, 156, 158 Ford, Karen 100
Davis, Stanley 91, 150, 151, 161, Ford, Richard
166 Ford, Tina 56
Davison, Carlene 91 Formolo, Larry
Davison, Earl 109 Forrest, Keith 92
Davne, Joel 91, 94, 148, 160 Forrest, Scott 100
Day, Bev 99 Forrester, Vicky 109, 149,
DeCree, Andy 99 Forsaith, Tom 109
DeCree, Val 52, 153 Forsberg, Karen 56
Deeny, Joan 109 Forsythe, Debbie 56, 63
Deitz, Carl 99 Foster, Jim 100
DelDonno, Debbie 99 Fox, Dottie 109, 149, 152
DeLeeuw, Judy 52 Fox, Lisa
Delloquila, Albertina 109, 122, Francis, Joe 100, 118
152 Frazier, Tony 100
DeMaria, Steve 99, Frazer, Neal 90
Dempsey, Jim 91 Frazer, Steve 56
Dempsey, Jeff 99, 162 French, John 92
DeMuro, Charlotte 99 Frezza, Denise 109

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Fricke, Jayne 100, 149, 159 Hendricks, Cheryl 59, 154
Friel, Agnes 100, 163 Henry, Cheryl 59, 163
Friz, Scott 56 Henry, Donna
Friz, Bill 100 Henry, John 92, 121
Funk, Chuck 56, 72, 152, 153, 154 Henry, Keith 101
165 Henry, Mary 101, 149, 153
Funk, Colleen 92 Herb, Paul 110
Funk, Linda 109, 149 Herbert, Nadine 110
Funk, Wesley 100, 125 Herman, Ken 59, 140
Funsten, Mariel 56, 154 Hermely, Glenn 101
Fuoco, Mary 109, 122, 152, 155 Hersing, Cheryl
Fye, Tammy 100, 159 Herzek, Harry 7, 148, 110, 175
Gadsby, Dolores Heyduk, Dan 101, 118, 192
Gadsden, Gail 131 Heyduk, Jan 59
Gainer, Donna 100 Hibbs, Dan 101, 124, 125
Galbreath, Carole 56, 193 Hibbs, Francis 92, 124
Galbreath, Mary 109, 162 Hibbs, Sue 59, 154
Galbreath, Sue 92 Hibbs, Bill 89, 10-10, 134
Galeone, Barb 109 Hill, Brian 110
Gall, Kathy 100 Hill, Karen 101, 162
Galloway, Kim 100 Hill, Terry 59
Garamella, Mark 100, 106, 163 Hillman, Bob 101, 162
Garda, Jan Hey, what are you doing up there? Hills, Curt 101
Garman, Annette 100 Hills, Doreen 101
Garrett, Dan Graczyk, Frances 109, 149, 156 Haney, Pat 110 Hills, Gary 101, 162
Garrett, Debbie 100, 123, 155 Graczyk, Larry 148 Hannah, Coleen 101, 123, 138 Hills, Wayne 110, 162
Gates, Judy Graeff, Shiela 100 Hannah, Eileen 110, 107, 123, Hilton. Rich 110
Gathridge, Eva Graham, Mike 101, 98 153, 1.38 Hite, Rick 51, 59, 148 152, 160
Gatte, A1 Graham, Tim 57 Harden, Jerome Hodges, Kevin 110, 164
Gasper, Mike Grantham, Jim Harden, Roosevelt 58 Hodges, Kim 90
Gates, Naomi 92 Grantham, Kathy 92 Hargrave, Dianne 110, 111, 155 Hodgkins, Mike 95, 101
Gavetti, Donna 92 Gratz, Kurt 110, 162 Harkins, Debbie 58, 154 Hodgkins. Walt 110
George, Lisa 56,168,195,168,169 Graves, Ron 101, 118 Harkins, Kevin 163 Hofnagle, Dave 101
Gerber, Mike 109, 148 Graves, Tanya 149, 128, 130 Harman, Larry 58. 163 Hoilman, 101, 150, 151
Gerlacher, Kathy 109, 147 Gray, Barb Harper, Garry Hoilman, Lillian, 110, 148
Gesualdi, Leona 44, 145, 56, 65, Gray, Debbie 57 Harper, Pam 58, 154 Hoilman, Linda 92
152, 151, 154 Greaves, Marisa 107, 149 Harrell, Ken Holden. Jackie 59
Giagnacova, Barb 100, 123 Green, Dave Harris, Jeff 92 Holden, Ken 59
Giangnacova, Sue 100 Green, Debbie 101 Harris, John 58 Holden, Mike 164
Gibbs, Steve 100 Green, Gail 57 Harris, Margaret 101 Holliman, Tanya 110
Gibson, Donna 109 Green, Jim 92 Harris, Paul 92 Hoilman, Donna 110
Gibson, James 56 Green, Kathy 57, 113, 149, 168, Harris, Bob 58, 77, 124, 125, 117 Hoilman, Lorra
Gibson, Herman 169 Harris, Victor Holloman, Crawford
Giddens, Helga 109 Greene, John 110 Harris, Vicky 130 Holloman, Mary 163
Gierczynski, Susie 109 Greenland, Patty 57, 162, 163 Harris, Bill 101 Holloman, Sallie 59, 163
Gibson, Jim 92 Greenwell, Jim 110, 148 Harrison, Larry 101, 105, 125, 150 Holmes, Arthuretta 52, 59, 155,
Gill, Cheryl 109 Greenwell, Linda 57, 163, 162 Harrison, Nancy 110, 154 199
Gill, Liz 56, 9 Gregg, Brian 110, 152, 166, 169 Harkins, KevinlOl Holmes, Trina 92, 155
Gill, Mary 109 Gregorie, Tom 110, 125 Hartley, James 110 Honig, Judy 101
Gillespie, Marty 92 Grevera, Kevin 110 Hartley, Vince 58, 118, 119, 120 Honig, Ron 11, 60, 165
Gillies, Russell 109 Greytock, Linda 101 Hartman, Dawn 44, 45, 58, 59, Hoover, Edwin 101, 125
Gilseth, Dale 92 Griffin, Don 57 152 Hoover, Gerrie 66
Gilseth, Dan 100, 140 Griffin, Gerard Hartman, Todd 92, 156 Hoover, Pat 93, 153
Gindlesperger, Mel 100 Griffin, Leroy 110 Hartnett, Jim 92 Hopkins, Debbie 101
Ginther Denis3 56 Griffin, Lewis 92, 134 Hartnett, John 92 Horn, Fran 101, 163
Giosa, Dave 164 Griffin, Mike 57 Hartnett, Terry 110 Horn, Bob 110, 108
Giosa, Mike 92 Grisan, Dawn 101 Harvey, Carla 58, 199 Houser, Debbie 110, 148, 149,
Giranda, Chris 92 Grisan, Bob Hassell, Isaiah 110, 163 152, 153
Giranda, Mike 56 Gross, Kathy 57, 154 Haston, Keith 58, 124, 125 Houser. Wendi 1, 141
Giranda, Vince 109, 156, 158 Gross, Stuart 110 Hatch, Glenn Howard, Joann 101, 157
Girard, Greg 56, 135 Gross, Terri 110 Hauler, Jenifer 92, 90, 153 Howard, Philip 110, 152
Girgas, Terry 56 Grotkowski, Bernice 57 Haney, Sue 92 Howell, Chris 93, 127,
Girimonte, Ken 100 Guilizio, Diana Haynes, Karen 101, 123, 138 Howell, Jim 110, 118, 152
Glaum, Brian 100 Gula, Donna 110, 169 Haynes, Keith 12, 58, 148 Hromchak, Mike 56, 60, 72
Gleason, Joe 149, 159 Gula, James 101, 159 Hays, Dave 92 Huber, Mark 60
Gobora, Harry 100, 148 Gulliver, Colleen 57, 163 Heacock, Lauren 92 Huber, Michelle 101
Gobora, Kim 3, 92, 115, 147, 156, Gulliver, Kevin 101, 163 Hechler, Tessie 58 Huber, Rich
166 Guthrie, Dave Hedgepeth, Mike 110 Huber, Tom 162, 60
Guthrie, Don 110 Heich, Joseph 59, 157, 195 Hubley, Judy 93, 158
Goetter, Karen 92, 144, 156
Golden, Mike 57, 124, 125, 152, Guthrie, Ron 110, 150 Heilig, Eileen Hudder, Cindy 60, 164
Guy, Vicky 110 Heller, Nancy 59, 161, 166 Hudder, Doreen 110
156, 159, 169
Golden, Tom 100 Guzzi, Mike 92 Heller, Sue 92 Huggins, Wayne 93, 121, 135
Goldsmith, Elaine 109 Guzzi, Bob Helmich, Paul 92 Hughes, Louise 147, 149
Goldsmith, Jan 57, 100 Habn, Don 110, 163 Helmiltt, Ed 110, 163 Hughes, Tom 163
Goldsmith, Mark 92, 121 Haigb, George 57, 161, 164 Helms, Blaine 150 Hughes, Wendy 60
Goralski, Cindy 92 Hall, Jeff 101, 127 Helms, Brenda 163, 59 Humbert, Cindy 110
Golen, Judy 100 Haman, Dave 90, 150, 151 Hems, David 101 Hunt, Brian 81, 110, 117, 156, 138
Gosline, Chuck Hames, Graham 57, 162 Hendershot, Bill 92 Hunt, Joe
Gosline, Cynthia 109, 149 Hamilton, Joanna Henderson, Darlene 153 Hunt, Karen 101, 122, 138
Gottshalk, Terry 57 Hampton, Vrginia Henderson, Jennifer 110 Hunt, Kim 94, 123, 131
Gourley, Liz 109, 148, 152, 141 Haney, John 110 Hendricks, Archie Hutchinson, Jim 163

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Hutchinson, Sue 110, 111, 148, ■Iordan, Steve, 4,1, 45, 197, 198, Knisely, Mary 93, 149 Lang, Peggy 155, 159, 54, 63
149, 152. 157 .86, 61, 68, 69, 7, 149, 152, 158 Kobal, Leigh 111 Langan, Jim 111, 118
lain, .lim 98, 121, 157 ■Iordan, 'Pom 98, 150 Koch, .lohn 98, 121 Lankford, Beverly 63
Imperato, Carmen ■Iordan, Tim Koch, Karen 111, 123, L52, 155 Lankford, Bonnie 102
linperato, Fran (50 -loyce, Kathy Koch, Lisa 62 LaPenna, Donna 102
Ingraham, Alan 101, 1(51, 1(59 ■loyce, S 101 Kochersperger, Mike 62 LaPenna, Denise 54, 63, 69
Itzen, Jim 9i5 ■loynes, Denise 101 Kohut, Mike 93 LaPina, Sherri 98
Itzen, Rich 8, 48, (58, 124, 125, ■lodge, Paul 101, 1.50, 151 Kohut, Ron 102 LaPolla, Sandy 151, 158
152, 157 Kahaci, John 124, 125, 61 Kohut, Michele 93, 91 Larkins, Bob 63
Jackson, Colleen 101, 158, 162 Ka()lan, Mike 158 Kolinchak, Carol 102, 147 Lasch, mike 63, 162
Jackson, Dale Kaplan, Nina 93, 149, 153 Kondrach, Carol 102, 105, 155, Lasecki, Barb 93
Jackson, Linda 98 Kapler, Mary 61, 153, L54, L56, 142, 143 Lasecki, Yvonne 111, 169
Jackson, Mike 98, 140 165 Koshinsky, Kathy 102 Latham, 'Pom 63, 162
Jackson, Pat 98, 147 Kapler, Mike 93, 121 Kotis, Alexis 102, 149 Latzel, Clara 93
Jacobs. Becky 60 Kapler, Pat Kovacs, Michelle Lauterio, Ron 118
Jacobs, Erlon 98, 121, 184 Kapral, Dave 98 Kovalchick, Maria 93 Lauterio, Tracy 102
Jacobs, Pat 98 Karle, Sharon 98 Kovalcik, Bill 111, 162 Lavin, Debi 63, 74, 76
Jacobs, Rubin Kasa, lasa 110 Kovelesky, Karen 102, 150 Law, Tina 94, 123
Jaconski, Mike 98 Katona, Lewis 98 Kowalsky, Mark 111 Lawrence, Michele 94, 148
Jaje, Dawn Katz, Flthel 110 Kozemchak, Dave 93 Lazur, George 100
Jakubowicz, Flvelvn 5, 110, 111, Kaufmann, Charles 153, 150, 134 Kozemchak, Bill 111, 158 Lazur, Steve 63, 162
149 Kaufmann, Terry 110 Krajewski, Cindy 63 Leary, Henry 94
Jakubowicz, Marie 60 Kay, Dave Krajewski, Henry 102, 162 Lebowitz, Debbie 94
James, Kelvin 11, 95 Kay, Debbie 101
Jantzi, Janet 60, 156, 165, 197 Kay, Mike 111
Jay, Cathy 60, 195 Kay, Bob 93
Jay. Mike 93, 94, 144, 145, 1,50, Kearney, Kileen 61
151. 153, 194 Kearney, Maureen 111, 113, 117,
Jefferson, Donna 122, i,56, 169
Jefferson, Geary 60 Keena, Dan 61, 118
Jenigen, Jim 110 Keiffer. Ken 93
Jenigan, Loreen Keiluhn, Randy 61, 164
Jenkins, John Keiper, Bruce 93
Jeanett, Gregory 101, 118, 127 Keiser, Dennis 101
Jensen, Kai .59, 61, 122, 158 Keiser, Gary 61, 76, 161
Jensen, Shelley 61,63 Keller, Donna 101
Jodzio, Pat 93, 121 Kelley, Larry 93
Jodzio, Tom 110, 118, 1,35 Kelley, Pam 61
Johnson, Alissa 101 Kelly, Jim 154
Johnson, Arlene 93, 9, 157 Kemery, Donna
Johnson, Brenda 110 Kendrick, Matt 61
Johnson, Brian 93 Kendrick, Rose 111, 158, 168. 169
Johnson, Garry 162, 61 Kepko, .loanne 168
Johnson, Lori 61 Kepner, Wendy 9,8
Jones, Cherrie 93 Kerr, Brett 62
Jones, Denise 61 Kersey, Rich 154
Jones, Jim 101, 140 Kershaw, Gale 111
Jones, Jim 61, 140 Kershaw, Val 62, 147
Jones, Jeff 93 Kervitsky, Therese 102
Jones, John 93 Keyso, Paul 93, 134
Jones, John 110, 148, 134 Keyso, Bob
Jones, Karen 93 Kilian, Jill 62, 153
Jones, Ray 6, 195, 126, 128, 129, Kilian, Keith 102
176 Killian, Mary 93
Jones, Bob 162 Killian, Tom 111
Jones, Sandy 93 Killmer, Pat 102 Ray sinks another one.
Jones, Sue 93, 148 Kimball, Karen 62, 149, 165, 169
Jones, Bill 93 Kimball, Kevin 102 Kraus, Clif 93, 121, 134 Lee, Jenny 64
Jones, Bill 93 Kinder, Dave 62 Kreshover, Steve 111, 125 Lee, Louis 64, 163
Jongwon, C 101 Kinder, Bill 111, L57, 140 Krevitskie, Steve 111, 125 Lee, Rich 64, 161, 126
King, Jamene 111 Kirvada, Dennis 63 Leedom, Norman 64, 16
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King, Mercer 6, 47, 62, 155, 199 Krophick, Dave Lehet, Michelle 111, 118
King, Paul 102, 163 Krotowski, Paul 63, 162 Lelinski, Karen 64, 122, 152, 153,
King, Steve 62, 161 Kryven, Jean 93, 131 165, 128, 129, 130
Kinney, Bill 111 Kryven, Joan 93, 131 Lelinski, Mark 102, 118
Kinnevy, Ken 102, 118, 150 Kubricki, Rose 93 LeMunyon, Laurie 102
Kirby, Curt 102 Kuchinskas, Pat LeMunyon, Mark 111, 118
Kirk, Vicky 93 Kuhn, Beth 93, 147 LeMunyon, Ron 64, 164
Kirstner, Sue 6, 111, 108, 149, 142 Kuhn, Donna 111, 147, 152, 157 Leo, Mary 64, 183
Kishbaugh, Barb 3, 111, 115, 147, Kurtz, Dan 102, 118 Leonard, Gail 102
166 Kurtz, Pat 63. 1,53 Leonard, Robin 102
Kishbaugh, Delbert 102 Kurtz, Bill Lester, Alane
Kisloff, Linda 62, 152, 160 Lachowicz, Wendy 102 Lester, Cindy
Kitchens, Barb 62 Lafferty, Carol 102 Lewis, Aaron 102, 127
Kitchens, Ken 62, 164 Lafferty, Mike 63, 164 Lewis, A1 64
Kline, Jim 62, 197, 138, 139 Lafferty, Bob 111 Lewis, Debi
Kline, Lee 93 Lafferty, Bill 111 Lewis, Beth 111, 118
Klotz, Kathy 98, 123, 153 Lamonica, Jennifer 111 Lewis, Florence
Klotz, Lura 93 Lamonica, Lisa 93, 131 Lewis, James 102
Kluck, James 102 Landis, Fred 63 Lewis, Jerry 111, 118
Knapp, Dave 154 Lane, Brenda 111, 149, 153, 165 Lewis, Juanita 94
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Lewis, Kim 102 Mannocchi, Diane 111
Lichty, Joe 64, 162 Marbo, Marilyn 102
Lieb, Rich 102 Marches, Brian 102, 125
Light, Barry 64 Marchesani, Kim 94
Lipinski, Ed 94 Marchesi, Glenn 111
Litz, Mike 64, 164 Marches!, Tracey 102
Lloyd, Barry 64 Marcoon, Rob 111
Lloyd, Michelle 94 Marcoon, Sue 141
Lloyd, Rose 111, 50, 58, 118 Margolin, Craig
Locke, Jeff 149, 161 Marini, Cathy 102
Lockett, Mary Marini, Rose 94
Lockwook, Avram 64 Marlow, Chris 111, 107, 115, 124,
Loftus, Karen 64, 149 125, 150, 151, 152,158, 168, 193
Loligian, Jeanne 102 Marlow, Stephanie 94, 148, 138
Lombardi, Serafina 102 Marquez, Mary 94
Long, Frank 126, 127 Marquez, Patti 94
Long, John 118 Marsh, Weny 102
Long, Kim 102 Marshal, L. 102
Long, Ray 58 Marshall, Maryann 65, 108
Loomes, Walt 150 Martin, Carole 111, 109, 141
Lopresti, Dolores 102 Martin, Donna 94, 141
Lopresti, Pat 64, 164 Martin, Elaine
Lott, Leslie 102 Marziano, Bev 65
Lott, Robert 94, 121, 150, 161, Marziano, Joe 111, 157
138 Mascia, Chris 65, 163 The ladies take five.
Love, Bobie Mason, Barb 94, 131 McDonald, Tom Mensinger, Terry
Lovelace, Barry 65, 126, 130 Mason, Deb 149 McDonnell, Coleen 112 Meola, Phyllis
Lovelace, Beth 102 Mason, Francis 111 McElrath, George 103, 150, 151 Merrell, Beulah 112
Ludwig, Tony 61, 65, 138, 139 Mason, Pat 65, 67, 118, 119, 120, McElveen, Michele 66, 149 Messinger, Frank 118
Ludwig, Gary 111, 162 154 McElveen, Siobhan 112,149, 159, Metz, Phil 103, 110
Ludwig, Russ 94, 138 Massari, Mike 111, 118, 119 160 Meyer, Barbara 103,123,151,140
Luker, Ray 65, 118, 119, 168, 69 Massaro, Janene 94, 123 McElwee, Regina 66, 164 Meyer, Carol 112, 152, 156, 160
Luker, Bill 111 Mastriana, Mary 94 McFarland, Pat 66 Meyer, Steve 112
Lustica, Kathy 65 Mate, Cindy 111, 159, 169 McGhee, Dan 103, 153, 162 Migliacci, Mark
Luz, Andi 65 Mathews, Sara 65 McGhee, Kathy 66, 164 Migliacci, Terry 103
Lykon, Andy 102 Matlack, Kim 102 McGinnis, Doris 66 Mignogna, Cathy 112, 12, 124,
Lykon, Gerry 94 Matlack, Lori 66 McGinnis, Larry 94 163, 168, 169
Lynch, Jeff 102 Matusek, Debbie 102, 157, 168 McGoldrick, Tom 66, 118 Mignogna, Paula 94, 124, 157
Lynch, A1 Maurer, Bob 66 McGowan, Denise 113 Mihalik, Kathy 103, 111
Lynn, Jennifer 102 Maurer, Sue 111, 148, 115, 165, 3 McGowan, John 94 Mihalik, Penny 112, 153, 154,
Macellaro, Jan 94, 149 Maxwell, Sue 94 McGowan, Miriel 94 155, 156, 141
Macinsky, Steve 94, 148 May, Helen 102 McGrath, Chuck 66 Milano, Tony 94, 149, 157, 160
Mackay, Alex 102 May, Bob 103 McGrath, J. 102, 163 Miles, Cheryl 67
MacPherson, Connie 94 McArdle, Greg 112 McGrath, Mary 94, 123, 131 Miles, Peter 118, 81, 111, 133
MacPherson, Joan 111 McCarthy, Eileen 112 McHale, Jeannette 103 Miller, Erin
Macrie, Jeanette 102 McCartin, Elaine 103, 123 McHale, Pat 66, 155, 156, 165 Miller, Jaime 94
Magazzu, Celeste 65 McCarty, Bruce 66 Mcllhenny, Bryan 163 Miller, Tim 103, 111, 53, 150
Magazzu, Mike 111, 162 McChesney, Joann 66, 149, 168, McIntyre, Wayne 94, 162 Miller, Joanne 103
Magee, Rich 169 McKamey, Pirette Mills, Kevin 112, 125
Mager, Inez 8, 49, 65, 158 McChesney, Scott 103 McKay, Dave 150 Minerd, Connie 112, 161
Mager, Keith 102 McClean, Jim McKay, Bill 112 Minton, Alan 67
Mager, Sue 9, 49, 65, 164 McClease, Gwen 103 McKinney, Mike 112 Minton, Ron 94, 153
Maglio, John 65, 164 McClellan, George 94, 150 McKinney, Terry 103, 162 Mirsch, Mike 112
Maglio, Sarah McClellan, Kathy 66, 150 McKinney, Tom 112 Mitchell, Gail 67, 164
Maillard, Edna 102, 158 McClellan, Leslie 150 McLaughlin, Bev 94 Mitchell, Wayne 103, 111, 81
Maillard, Patti 65 McClellan, Tom 103, 118 McLaughlin, Bruce 103, 150, 151 Mitchell, Bill 94
Maison, Perry 111, 118 McCluskey, Margie McLaughlin, Jim 94, 148 Miyamoto, Keith 94, 121, 138
Mammone, Tony 94, 150, 151 McConnell, Doreen McLaughlin, Mike 94 Mokes, Bill 103, 111
Manay, V. 112 McCormick, Jeannie 94 McLean, Jim 103 Molden, Chris 112, 148
Mancini, Fred 111 McCormick, Jeff 94, 121, 134 McManamus, Nancy Mongeau, Brett 163, 111
Mandel, Carol 111, 154, 155, 165, McCormick, Mark McManamy, Vance Mongeau, Kevin 67, 118
167 McCormick, Bill 58, 69, 118, 120 McMullin, Brian 67 Mongeau, Leon 67, 163
Manes, Paul 161, 166 McCurnin, Marianne 103 McNamara, Mike 103, 150 Montgomery Diane 103
Mangold, Elizabeth McCurnin, Russ 66, 164 McNear, Chuck 110 Montuoro, Maria
Mann, Carolyn 111 McCurnin, Tom 66 McNeill, Cathy 112, 135 Montuoro, Pat 94
Mann, Kelly 111, 147, 149, 150, McDonald, Brian 112 McNeill, Dan 67 Moody, Jim
151 McDonald, Rich McNeil, John 112, 149, 167, 174 Moore, Tony 67, 124, 125, 126,
Sticks and stqnes.... McWilliams, Russ 94 127, 194
Mealey, Joe 94 Moore, D’Andrea 67, 155, 199,
Meany, Debbie 112, 107,110,153, 195
154, 155, 156, 159, 160, 141 Moore, Holland 103, 125, 148
Meany, Linda 44, 45, 67 Moore, Paul 67, 135
Meding, Hector 121, 150 Moore, Quincey 67
Mela, Joe 94 Moore, Rich 94, 151, 150
Melbourne, Stacey 110 Moore, Rich 67
Melman, Carol 67 Moore, Sharon 106
Melman, Debi 112, 149, 152, 156, Moore, Ulyses 89
157, 169 Moore, Bill 94
Melnyk, Mike 67, 161 Moretti, Joe 103
Melville, Ann 112, 123, 157 Morgan, Darren 67, 132, 133
Mensinger, Leonard 112 Morris, Debbie 68, 163

178 student index

Morrison, Rich 10,'i Pierson, Debbie 69, 163
Morton, Renee 103, 152 Pietrak, Donna 69
Moser, Bill 68, 164 Pilgren, Phil 104, 125
Mosley, Donna 94 Pinto, John 69
Mosley, Kmmie 112 Pinto, Laura 111, 104
Mountjoy, Judi 103, 148 Pipe, Mike 112, 107, 140
Mowery, Marlin 94 Pipe, Terry 69, 122, 152
Moyer, Charles 94 Pipe, Tom 104, 111
Moyer, Lisa 94 Pipe, Tim 104, 111
Moyer, Steve 103, 111 Pletrick, Glenn 112, 118
Mueller, Dave 112 Pletnick, Todd
Mueller, Bob 103, 111 Plunkett, Donna 112, 162
Munar, Virginia 95, 148 Pollard, Charles 95, 121, 127
Mura, Ruth 103 Pollard, Darlene 111, 155
Mura, Bill Pollard, Debbie 131
Murphy, Dan 111 Pollard, John 112, 118, 132, 134
Murphy, F 103 Pomerance, Joe 112, 133, 159
Murphy, Vicki 103, 111 Poole, Darlene 104
Murray, Jim 103, 81, 111 Poole, Ernestine 104
Murray, Steve 103, 111 Poserina, Jim 104
Musho, Marty 95, 121 Poserina, Mike 69
Myers, Dan 103 Potocek, Mike 104, 111
Myers, Bob 103, 150, 81 Potoczny, Loretta 69
Naddao, Karen 68 Potoczny, Marty 95
Nahill, Eileen 163 Potts, Randy 95, 148
Nahill, Jeanette 112 Powell, Don 104, 111, 135
Nahodil, George 103, 118, 127 Power, Dan
Nash, Rose Powers, Shawn 69
Nasta, Damian 112 Prescavage, Tom 121
Nasta, Jim 104, 111 Pressman, Bruce 112, 161
Neary, Patty 112, 162 Price, Debbie 95
Needelman, Irene 94 Price, Jim 69
Neidrist, Bert 118 Price, Mary 112
Neill, Bridget 111 Priest, John
Neinian, Terry Priestley, Chris 70
Neirotte, Jim 112, 125 Priore, Francis
Neirotti, Paul 95 Priore, John 70
Nekolieff, Val 94, 160 Pritchard, Bill 112, 163
Nelms, Rickey 68, 124, 125 Proscia, Tony 95, 148
Nelson, Dave 112, 162 Michele is singing in the rain. Przybyszewski, Ted 112
Nelson, Regina 95, 155, 130 Puca, Chris 95
Nelson, Tony 153, 155, 161, 134 Padro, Sylvia 111 Pennell, Lori 95, 153 Pucciotti, Pam 163
Newell, Margie 104, 111 Paglione, Dave 68 Pepe, Jean 69 Pucher, Rose 112, 149
Newell, Patricia 68 Palasky, Cindy Perkins, Jim 69, 149 Pucylo, Steve 113, 124
Newkirk, Frank 111 Pallis, Kathie Pestridge, Goerge 69 Purcell, Bob
Newkirk, Loretta 95 Palmere, Rich 112 Pestridge, Jim 95, 121 Queen, Jeff 162, 119
Nicholson, Joe 112 Panizzi, Lori 104, 101, 151, 155, Pestridge, Patty 111 Quigley, Dotty 6, 113, 149, 142,
Nicholson, Bill 141 Peters, Gina 112 143
Niedrist, Bert 112 Panke, Jean 68 Peterson, Mike 112 Quigley, Larry 95, 121, 134
Niedrist, Joan 94 Panke, Mary Peterson, Paige 95 Quinn, Brian 104
Niedzwiki, Stan 68 Pantalone, Alice 158 Peterson, Sandy 69 Quinn, Terry 6, 95, 131
Niess, Greg 112 Papineau, Mark 95, 127 Petro, Monica 112 Quinn, Tom
Niess, Jeff 68, 164 Papineau, Mike 112, 163, 135 Petro, Pat 69 Quirk, Anita 95
Nixon, Larry 95 Paraschak, Gary 95 Petryk, Helen 95 Quirk, Tony 70, 148, 159
Noel, Sheryl 104, 111 Parker, Dawn 112, 153, 162 Petryk, Lena 95 Quirk, Terence 113, 148, 159
Norman, Gary 103, 111, 52, 150 Parker, Roxanne Piccone, Rich 69, 158 Race, Steve 104
Norman, Tracy 121 Parmentier, Phil Piccone, Tom 104, 140 Rainsford, Chuck 104, 111
Nuckles, Dave 104, 81, 111 Parson, Drew 112 Pick, Don Ramsay, Ray 70, 164
O’Connor, Denise 95, 153, 155, Parson, Glen 95, 121 Pick, Mary 95 Ramsay, Ron 113
138 Parsons, Tony 162 Pickford, Terri 104, 111 Ransom, Rick 70
O’Connor, Tom Pashley, Ken 68 And the band played on.
O’Donnell, Brian 165 Patterson, Blake 104, 140
O’Donnell, Patty Patterson, Donna 95
O’Hara, Art Patti, Luann 104, 157, 111
Olexy, Barb 104, 98, 155 Patton, George 95
Oliver, Doug 95, 151, 150 Paul, Elizabeth 112
O’Mara, Tim 95 Paul, Monroe 112
O’Neal, Phyllis 95, 153, Paulson, John 112
O’Neil, Phyllis 155 Paulus, Linda 68
Opielski, Ken 163 Paulus, Lisa 95
Orem, S 104 Paulisin, Trina
Ortego, Bob 103, 104, 125, 111 Pavlo, John 104, 111
Ortlip, Charles 68 Pavone, Marc 104
Ortlip, Elizabeth 104 Pavone, Michele 68, 76, 153, 157,
Ortlip, Jim 165, 142, 178
Oser, Loretta 59, 68 Paxton, Brian 112
O’Shea, Debbie 95, 158 Pearson, Deb 159
Osborne, Vanessa 104 Pease, John
Ott, Jim Peel, Dave 104
Pacenski, Rita 111 Peirce, Lisa 95
Padro, Manny 112 Pekarski, Kim 104, 153

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Ryan, Devona 71, 164 Schleiker, Kevin 96
Ryan, Jamie 105 Schmeltzer, Pat 105, 162
Saba, Carol 104, 162 Schmidgall, Cindy 72, 154, 155,
Saba, Mike 96 156, 158
Saba, Bill 113 Schmidgall, Doug 96
Sabatini, Daniela 96 Schmidgall, Jim 113, 125, 162
Sabatini, Jonann 71 Schmidgall, Tina 113, 154, 155
Sacchi, Dianne 104 Schneider, John
Sajeski, Fran 96, 138 Schneider, Kathy 72
Salgado, Brenda 105 Schooley, Bob 96
Sampson, Paul 71 Schools, Nancy 105
Sanchez, Bruce 113, 118 Schools, Robert 113
Sanchez, John 72 Schrader, Kevin 96
Sanderford, Brian 72 Schubwrt, Debbie 96
Sanderford, Jo Ann 96, 90 Schugardt, John 105, 163
Sanders, Chris 113 Schuler, Marie
Sanders, Pat Schuler, Ron 149
Sando, Jane 72 Schumacher, Laurie 113
Saneli, Dave 72, 124, 125 Schumacher, Paul 105, 125, 163
Get going, here comes Bosley.
Sanelli, Rich 72, 162 Schumann, Bill 105
Rakos, Jane Riederer, Cathy 113 Santa Maria, Fred Schwendimann, Judy 72
Randolph, Clarence 104 Riff, Mike Santangelo, Anthony 96 Sciambra, Chris
Ransom, Dwight Rigby, Chris 95
Rau, Michelle Rigby, Roger
Rau, Rock Riggins, Dotty 95
Raybold, Mark 164 Riggins, Rich 113
Raybold, Mary 99, 104 Rigle, Bob
Rdesinski, Andy 113, 163, 83 Riley, Cathy 141
Reamer, R 113 Riley, Linda 70, 158
Reams, Andy Riordan, Pat 95
Reams, J 104 Ritter, Donna 70, 73
Reams, Bob 113 Ritter, Ken 113
Rearick, Paul 113, 163 Rivera, Dave 104
Rearick, Rich Rivera, Renee 95
Reddell, Glen 104 Rivera, Theresa 71, 149
Redesinski, Andy 125 Rizzo, Marie
Redfoot, Diana 70, 158 Rizzo, Michelle 155
Reed, Allen 104, 112 Rizzo, Tom 71
Reed, Arthur 104, 163, 112 Robart, Teressa 104
Reed, Jeff 95 Robel, Fran 105
Reed, Kathy 95 Roberts, A1 96
Reeves, Pete 70 Roberts, Dave 113
Reid, Andrea Roberts, Rich 113
Reid, Mark 104 Robidoux, Cynthia 149
Reid, Mike Robidoux, Jim
Reid, Michele Robinson, Cheryl, 65, 71
Reid, Ron Robinson, Donna
Reinert, Hal 70 Robinson, Kevin 96
Remsburg, Roy 313, 118, 121, Robinson, Wade 96, 150, 151
153, 126, 128 Roe, Rich 96, 121
Renn, Faith 95 Rogers, Debbie 113, 162
Renna, Carol 95 Rogowski, Judy 163
Renna, Ed 104 Rogowski, Mike 96
Repetski, Bob 104 Roman, Leslie 96
Respes, Maurice 113, 120, 118, Roman, Michael 108
153, 151, 155, 132, 134 Roman, Michelle 71
Rexrode, Joe 95 Romberger 113
Rexrode, Sylvia Rook, Victoria 105, 157 Smile girls.
Reynolds, Kim 131 Rooney, Michael 113 Santilla, Mark 164 Sciarra, Lee 113, 135
Reynolds, Margaret 70 Rooney, Paul 113, 132 Santilla, Mike 72, 132, 133 Scott, Roy 105, 151, 150
Reynolds, Mary 112 Rosado, Miriam 71 Scott, Sharon 54, 72, 123
Reynolds, Vera 112, 155 Rosado, Ray 11 Santos, Gabrielle 59, 72, 152, 160, Scudder, Karen 113, 153
138, 139
Rosini, Charles 96, 150
Rhoades, Jim 95, 151, 150 Santos, Oswalo 105 Scudder, Lynn 105, 153, 155
Rhoades, John Rosini, Victor 105, 118, 157 Saroka, Ken 96, 160 Scull, June 96
Rhoades, Larry Ross, Connie Savage, Debbie 113, 117 Seavey, John 113
Roth, Kathy 11, 71
Rhoades, Nancy 95 Rothberg, Cindy 71, 152, 158 Savage, Joyce 96 Seibert, Mary 72, 158
Rhoades, Tom 113, 138 Savage, Mark Seiger, Ron 121
Rice, Herb 70 Roussos, Cathy 105 Savers, John 105 Seip, George 113, 158
Rowlands, Pam 113
Richards, Joe Rowlands, Tom 71, 162 Saxton, Pat 96 Seip, Peggy 96, 150
Richards, Paul Rowton, Luanne 71, 75, 117, 122 Saxton, Rich 105 Seiss, Bob
Richards, Roy 113 Rowton, Sue 105, 130 Saxton, Bill 72, 164 Sellers, Ken 162
Richards, Sue 9, 49, 70, 113, 162 Schaffer, Ed 72 Semler, Andrea 113
Richardson, Cathy 104, 112 Roy, Bettina 71 Scheerer, Bob 72, 132 Serembus, Kathy 113, 159, 169
Richardson, Deb 70 Roy, Rita 96 Scarborough, Donna 105 Shackett, Jim 113, 169
Richardson, Ranger 70, 71, 72, Rubin, Ilene 105, 131 Schaeffer, Karen Shackett, Theresa
151, 150 Rudisill, Bob 105 Scheidecker, Germaine 96 Shaffer, Dale 113, 150
Richardson, Shane 95, 148, 138 Rushon, Beth 96 Schiavo, Brian 113, 118 Shaffer, Ray
Richardson, Shaughn 154, 157, Rushon, Kay 105 Schiffner, Virginia 96 Shakett, Tim 105
165, 138, 139, 185 Russell, Pat 96 Schlager, Eric Shallcross, Bonnie 72, 164
Richeal, Renee 95, 155 Russell, Ray Schleiker, Cindy 119, 122, 149, Shaner, Jim 96, 153
Richeal, Ricky 70 Russo, Marianne 196 155, 140 Shaner, Tom 52, 73

180 student iiulex


Shannoi>, Kathy 105 Snelling, Darlene 74, 163 Thierne, John 114 Vargas, Sergio 97
Shear, Shirley Snyder, Craig 74, 167, 174 'I’hieme, Judy 57, 75, 147, 9 Veight, Debbie 114, 155
Sheldelhower, Sue 105, 118, 149 Snyder, Diane 113 'I’hieme, Warren 112, 148 Veigbt, Lynn 76, 155
157 Snyder, Gloria 96 Thigpen, Johnie 106 Ventura, Joy 106, 115, 149, 160,
Shellhatnmer, Ken 73 Snyder, Janice 106 J’higpen, Rose 49, 75, 153, 8 169
Sheluga, Bruce 105, 162 Snyder, Lisa 106 Thomas, John 135 Viajar, Don
Shenherger, Mike 113 Snyder, Lloyd 74, 162 Thomas, Mark 75 Viechnicki, Jeff 114, 1.53, 159
Shenberger, Pat 96 Snyder, Wayne 114 J'homas, Linda 106, 149 Viechnicki, Joel 114, 124, 132
Sheppard, Brian 96, 150 Sokolove, Nancy 96 Thomas, Pete 75 Viniarski, Norbert 106, 124
Shappard, Ron 73, 150, 151, 198, Soloman, Roger Thomas, Sue 97 Viniarski, Veronica 76
167 Sonnentag, Drew 114, 163 Thomas, Thomas 75 Viscio, Joe 106
Sherbin, David 113 Sovchuck, Stephen 96 Thomas, Vince Vista, Cecilia 76, 142
Sherbin, Lisa 153, 155, 1,56, 165 Sparich, Jim 74, 164 Thomas, Wendy 114 Volpe, Jody 49, 76, 9, 153, 151,
Sberman, Bonnie 105, 155 Spaulding, Bernadine 52, 74, 195 Thompson, Deborah 106 1,54, 141, 143
Sherman, Kathy 73 Spaulding, Charles Thompson, Donna 106 Voltz, Ed 76, 164
Sherwood, Don 73, 164 Spaulding, George 75 Thompson, Jim 97 Voorhees, Eric 114, 132, 133
Shilling, Jo Anne 96 Spears, Barb 3, 114, 115, 165, 168, Thompson, Pat 106 Voorhees, Ken 97, 134
Shilling, Lois 96 169 Thompson, Terry Wagner, Bob 76, 140
Shimborski, Barry 105 Spears, Sue 114, 158 Thrash, Dan 106, 118, L56 Wahl, George
Sbipley, Pam 113 Speece, June 114, 163 Timko, John 75, 118, 119, 120, Waiter, Cheryl 44, 45, 65, 76, 1,52,
Shirey, Scott 96 Spencer, Herman 74, 126, 127, 163 153, 1,54, 141
Shirley, Mike 105, 163 129 Tolby, Dave 114 Waldron, Jean 76, 149
Shirley, Tim 73, 124, 125 Spencer, Jeannine 96 Tolby, Tom 106 Walker, Debra 76
Shivers, John 105, 156, 157 Sperling, Ken 106 Tooke, Judy 106, 149 Walker, Paulette 77
Shollenbarger, Linda 113 Spezzano, Helen 74 Toomes, Walt 97 Wallace, Catby 114, 122, 152
Sholly, Dee-dee 90, 96, 153, 141 Spicer, John 114 Towson, Fred 155 Wallover, Michele 97, 123, 153,
Sholly, Jennie 50, 63, 73, 154, 141 Spicer, Scott 97, 121 Tracy, John 131
Shor, Sharon 96 Stapleton, Joe 97 Tranotti, John Walsh, Cathy 106
Shugar, Brett 105, 118 Stapleton, Kevin 75 Tressler, Scott 97 Walsh, Eileen 114, 149, 157, 174
Shugar, Janet 105, 123 Startup, Lisa 97, 1 Triglia Gary 114, 125 Walsh, Larry 106
Shugarts, Charles Stasienchuk, John 75 Trolli, Nicholas Walsh, Marty 97, 121, 150, 161
Sia, Cindy 106, 123 Steed, Calvin 106, 162 Towson, Fred 76 Walsh, Steve 77
Siedler, Tom Steed, Rhonetta 97, 153, 155 Trago, John 79 Walter, N. 114
Sieger, Ron 96, 134 Steele, Kathy 75, 159, 163 Trago, Joe 106 Walterick, Nancy 138
Sieger, Bill 113 Steele, Nicholas 97, 118 Trago, Mary 76, 130 Walters, Veronica
Silva, John 96, 153 Steigerwalt, Jim 114 Ubelacker, Cindy 114, 148, 163 Wampler, Sandy 97
Silver, Dave 113, 126 Stelma, Theresa 97 Ubelacker, Bill 106, 125, 151 Warner, Anthony
Silver, Louis 106 Stern, Debbie 75 Uosikkinen, Judy 51, 76 Warrell, Bob 77
Silvestri, Ken 163 Stewart, Jim 75, 163 Vaccaro, Cathy 114, 162 Watson, Mike 77
Simscak, Carol 73 Stiltner, Sharon 106, 149 Vandergast, Gerald 76 Watts, Holly 97, 153
Simscak, Mary 17, 183 Stone, David 75 Vandergrift, Jon 106 Webb, Bryan 114, 151
Simmens, Sue 113, 142, 143 Stone, Jim 106 Vandergrift, Michelle 114, 147 Webb, Dale 106, 134
Simms, Cindy 154, 169 Storey, Clint 106 Van Dine, Mark 97, 150 Webb, Dan 106
Simms, L 113 Storey, Robin 97 Vanhorn, Rich 106 Webb, Darlene 130
Sims, Tammi 149 Strackbein, Gary 75 An empty field
Sincoskie, Ruth 73 Strackbein, Marl 106 from
Sine, Keith 73, 165 Strahm, Jo Anne 106, 153
Sipler, David 106 Strausser, Janet 63, 75
Siry, Ed 73 Streeter, Tommie
Siry, Loretta 73, 118 Strong, Lisa 9, 153
Siry, Bill 162 Strong, John 135
Sisco, Jim 96 Strozier, Bernard 106, 127
Sisler, Bev 106, 140 Strozier, Bernice 114
Skrot, Nichola 73 Strozier, Vanessa 97
Slack, Margi 57, 73 Stuckey, Doug
Slater, Jacki 96 Summers, Steve 75
Slater, Woody 149 Sullivan, Karen 98, 169
Slavin, Dan 74, 164 Suplee, Barb 114 149, 13
Slemmer, Charles 106 Suplee, Bev 106
Slemmer, John 96 Suppers, Sue 105, 142
Slemmer, Linda Swain, Bruce 114, 163
Slemmer, Bob 96 Swangler, Dave 114, 118, 163, 134
Slezak, Cindy 111, 113, 153, 55 Swarts, Laura 97, 153
Slezak, Kathy 141 Swinehart, Dave 150
Slivka, Pam 105, 150 Swinehart, Liz 114
Slopey, Kress 113 Szabo, John 114
Slopey, Linda 96 Tancini, John 114
Smeal, Melvyn 96 Tancini, Sandy 97
Smeal, Teresa 74 Tarasiewicz, Don 106, 118, 162
Smink, Ed 106 Taylor, Debbie
Smith, Barry 113, 121, 135 Tatloy, Shirley 106
Smith, Dale 74, 118 Tedder, Mike 97
Smith, Joan 72, 72 Tegzes, Karla 75
Smith, Maryjane 158, 74 Temple, Dave 106
Smith, Pat 74, 164 Templeton, S. 114
Smith, Rich 113, 163 Tenaglia, Philomena 106, 123
Smith, Tom 74 Teot, Chris
Smith, Bill 96 Terry, Michele 114, 122, 152, 153,
Smothers, Keith 113 1.54, 165, 130
Snare, James 96 Thatcher, Jim 114
Snelling, Chirylene 96 Thatcher, Steve 97

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Webb, Donna 104, 157 Williams, Gail 77
Webb, Donna 97, 155 Williams, Jeff 106, 162
Webb, Leslie 106, 162 Williams, Pat 77
Weber, Ann 77, 122 Williams, Roberta 115
Weidner, Dave 97 Williams, Ron 97
Weikel, John 97 Williams, Scott 106
Weinberg, Charles 114, 150, 151 Williams, Sherry 97
Weiser, George 97 Williams, Steve 77, 162
Weiser, John 114 Wilson, Denise 115, 156
Welch, Charles 106 Wilson, Freeman
VV’elch, Dave 97 Wilson, Jackie
Welch, Gloria 123, 153 Wilson, Margie 97
Welch, Heidi 97, 123 Wilson, Shelly
Welch, Louisll4 Wilson, Tony 106, 118
Welch, Pat 106, 118, 156 Windisch, Bob 106
Weller, Tom 114 Wink, Ken 115
Wellington, Frank 106, 156, 157 Wintergrass, Dave 97
Welsh, Gloria 97 Winters, Glenn 97, 134
W’elz, Donna Winton, Cindy
Wentzel, Brian 90 Wirth, Brian 115, 118
Werner, Jim 1, 162 Wirth, Sharon 115, 147
Werner, 0. 114 Wiser, Jim 115, 162
Wertman, Joy 164 Wishart, Phil 115
W'helan, Jeanne Wisnewski, Sharon 92, 97, 123
Whetstone, Sharon 102, 106, 149 Wisnewski, Tom 77, 138, 168
W'hite, Cathy 97, 153 Witter, Ben 77
W'hite, Debbie 1 Wolf, Jennifer
Whitfield, Harold 106 Wolf, Ronnie
Wiberg, Theresa 77, 197 Wolfgang, John 97
Wiegner, Tony 77, 163 Wolfinger, Dave 106
Wiegner, Ed 150, 135 Wolset, Nancy 77, 162
Wilde, Chris 97 Wood, Ben 106, 162
Wiley, Duane 97, 121, 150, 151, Wood, Debby
127 Wood, Matt 115, 118, 150
Wiley, Ed 150, 151 Woodbury, Jamie 115
Wilkie, Fred Woodbury, Ken 78
Wilkinson, Dave 60, 77, 118, 119, Wooley, Alma 115, 128, 130, t 'v ,
165 Worrell, Frank 77, 78, 155, 126
W'illaver, Lisa Worrell, Harold 97, 127,
Williams, Cathy 114 Worrell, Mike 106
Williams, Clair Worth, Virginia
Williams, Earl 77 Worthington, Ed 150, 151, 153, Ohhhh!! No, you don’t.
Williams, Ed 97 134
Williams, Florance 97
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Worthington, Kathy 106, 149, Young, Pat 153, 156
153, 158 Young, Robin 115
Worthington, Ken 97 Young, Roger
Wright, Ed 162 Young, Stewart 164
Wright, Steve Youngblood, Ellis 97, 127
Wright, Wendel Yureklier, Liz 97
Wurm, Linda 97, 141 Zaborowski, Jim 135
Wurm, Loretta 115,153, 154, 155, Zaborowski, Karen 115
157 Zarsky, Dennie 115, 162
Wurst, Linda Zecker, Larry
Wynn, Sharon 78, 7, 152, 158 Zelinsky, Dave
Yackimowicz, Eugene 97, 127 Zelinsky, Louise 153, 131
Yahn, Pat 106 Zelinsky, Tom 115, 156
Yanette, Debbie 55, 78, 154 Ziegenthaler, Don 78, 163
Yarish, Sharon 78 Zigler, Bart 78, 164
Yatsko, Jim 78, 152 Zimmerman, Evan 103, 106, 148,
Yeager, Leona 78 159, 161, 166
Yeagle, John 115 Zimmerman, George
Yedman, Rita 78 Zimmerman, Howard 97
Yedman, Rocco 106 Zimmerman, Mary 111, 115, 148
Yelenchic, Carol 115 Zirilli, Donna 78
Yerecic, Tom 115, 162 Zirilli, Gary 115
Yetter, Nancy 78 Zluky, Steve 115, 118
Young, Donna 78 Zuchero, Edith 115, 152, 155
Young, Elizabeth 115, 147 Zuchero, Bill 106
Young, Janette 53, 76, 78, 152, Zumpfe, Eric 115, 162
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R ic h a r d F o r d
Long Term Leasing
B e s t o f L u c k to th e C la s s o f
Daily Rentals “ 7 6 ” — Y e a r b o o k S t a f f
M ic h a e l D o y le
S u g a r b e a r
RT. 413 and Ford RD. H a p p y B ir t h d a y A m e r ic a —

788-8474 L in d a
M is s M a r ie P o lt o r a k

patrons 183





who supported its efforts by purchasing patrons






$3.00 Patrons



Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeRemer
Mr. and Ms. Lee
Good Luck
Ike Hibbs
Howard and Ann
Welcome Home Maryann, Love the
“M” Family
Good Luck Twila, Love Grandma eesitaeW”
Nedrow
Mrs. Mrs. Tim R. Fahey j« !9 t -5W
Mr. and Mrs. James Franks
Mr. and Mrs. Jaemes Mannion ■•*■■■ T ■.‘nA
Casaleno and Cassizzi Family
1976 Wilson Varsity Girls Basketball
Team —winners » >■
C.T. Woll, Business Office
Ms. June Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Campbell
Hi Noisy Music Lover Sis Wulfing —
Country Music Girl Rose
Mr. Dilks
Mrs. Evelyn T. Schultz
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Musho and
Family Mr. and Mrs. John Schramm
Martin Braam Mary Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Sterling George Brown
Bunting Family John Brown
Linda Brown — Class of 75 Diane Brown
Mickey and Minnie Mouse Mr. Ronald Mellon
Hi Gaby and Linda, From Anthony Debbie Anderson
Vito is the greatest barber and hair Tina Wellon
stylist John Bell
5 corners alteration tailors and Joe Bell
cleaners Frankie
Wilson Varsity Basketball Team Buena Suerte
Craig Johnson Woodrow Wilson is Great
Marie and John Snoopy
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Daughty
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cirko
Demetrius P. Chletcos, Apotcocary
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson
G e t y o u r h e a d to g e th e r. Ed and Jean Lange
I f y o u ’ve b e e n lo o k in g fo r
th e r ig h t h a ir s ty le to s u it y o u ,
Good Luck to the Boys Baseball
I’ve Got It!!! Team
Richard Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilroy
P r e c is io n H a ir c u t t in g fo r G u y s a n d G ir ls Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carreras
Conrad Birdie
TIMOTHY’S HAIRSTYLING Marianne and Mike

Mr. and Mrs. C. Cadwallader
(formerly Gino’s) Erin Kelly
Ron Honig — Class of “76”
945-9749 Mr. and Mrs. R. Walker
6906 Emilie Rd.
J.B., Strings, Mr. Don and Hippie

184 patrons






Patron Sales prove to be succesful in this





$2.00 Patrons


Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook and Family
Jan Spears
Jim Spears
R. Hopkins
Ketchum Bennie
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gibson
Mrs. Cathy Dahms
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Amato
Doug Filler
Mrs. Blance Brown
Mr. and Mrs. William McCarroll
Margaret Schubert
Barry Thompson
Patricia Shubert
Edward Shubert
Terry Thompson
The Joe James Family
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Zelek
The Scott Family
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fantini
Val’s Bake Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker
Nancy Craley
Joe Gleason
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Dunn
Donna J. Reilly
Val’s Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fowler Jeff Evans
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Staub Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen Mr. Amelia Serembus
Bill Ginty Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas Kathy Serembus
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Lewis Stepen and Linda Heimback Mr. and Mrs. Albert Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. George Pingor Mr. and Mrs. Kaberie Mrs. Allen, Karen
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Raybuck Mikey Robalik Kevin and Danny
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yeskoot Buena Suerte A Todos Samuel E. Hellings, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weber and Family The Evans Family Good Luck from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brecht
The Duffy’s Frnks Beauth Shop Good Luck Twila — Aunt Harriet
Mr. and Mrs. Fogarty Tech A is better than Tech B. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Tschada
Desi and Mitch Cicero Good Luck Twila — The Bumfords
Mr. and Mrs. Kiley Astro Fence Co. The Robert Wolfinger Family
Gerald Roarty Good Luck to all Good Luck Twila — Mrs. V.
Mitch and Desi Mr. and Mrs. C. DelDonno Mr. Bruce Rembert
Phil Koons Tire Service Debby DelDonno Louis and Janet Cordisco
Mr. and Mrs. James Romanchek Mr. and Mrs. H. Dufendach Good Luck Twila — Becky
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mauro Brian M. Culkin Good Luck Twila — Aunt Dorathy
Mr. and Mrs. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Majikas Irene Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aisens Marv Demp “Coach Bob”
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grecco and Family Jon Wellington Claire Wenda
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ben Mrs. Sandra Britton Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
Homeroom B-24 Mrs. Teresa Sakowski Mrs. Nancy Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Newell A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kessler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kilian, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cantwell James E. Newell Good Luck Twila — Aunt Paulette
Robert Fleck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook and Family Woodrow Wilson can
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Harrison and Family Mr. and Mrs. T. Quinlan
Woodbury Family Mr. and Mrs. Erhard Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Lopisz
Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Spurrier Mr. and Mrs. John G. Daily
Mr. and Mrs. William Kuchefski Compliments
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Law Patricia Paylor
A friend Mr. Thomas Yetter — class of 75
Galbreath Family Mr. and Mrs. Youth
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blasius — class of 69
John W. Bofinger Bill and Dawn — class of 73
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curnen Barbara LaPierre
Marge Gallasse Hans — Joachim Zierach
Penny’s Ranch Room Mr. and Mrs. William E. Yetter
Congradulations Patsy Williams
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Eridita Peach — Where are you?
Flossy Lewis Marty and Pat
Michael and John Walker Eeek! Amouse!
Ken Buono Bookin’
Regina Mills Red Bandana Strikes Again

patrons 185






year’s campaign in raising funds for yearbook.




Wilson Varsity Girls Basketball Team
Mr. Howard M. Kalodner
Mr. and Mrs. N. LaPolla
Elizabeth Horner
Carol Lafferty
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Lane and Brenda
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finley and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Donald George
Dawn and Curt Eichelberger
Kristi and Randy Hockersmith
Lisa George
Mr. and Mrs. William Hildenbrand
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and Jimmy
B. H. Gelkner
Marieann Friel
Mr. DiRico
Mr. and Mrs. Adams Wenda
Keegan Fence Co.
A Wilson Fan
Roy and Mary Winters ^
Jerry Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Gates
A Wilson Fan from Delhaas
Tom
Mr. and Mrs. Harkin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adair
Bill Franks Family
Wayne Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Green
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connolly
Wilson Basketball is Numero Uno
Roger Schiek
John Bailey
Karen Larson Wow!! Pm glad that’s over with!!
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burke
Buena Suerte Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Davis
Jeff and Mary Cummings John Pushed Mr. and Mrs. John Spears and Cheryl
The Bellow Family Wilson is number one Jean Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Larkins Frank and Dolores Cesario
Joe Furlong Jim, Bob, Mike and Rich Sye The Dahlins
Dave Royack Ron Aldridge Diegel Gamily
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harnett Mr. Bid Foxchase Joan Buck
George I love you Mike Mary LaPierre
Ralph Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobbs Trish Yahn
Jennie Bensen Charlie Brown John and Terry Dinote
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Grabowski
Mr. and Mrs. Cashed Bob and Lori Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Erhard, Jr.
Tim Powell The “Fonz” —Hey!! Donna Welz
Jay and Mark Rock Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibbs Howard and Sally Wampler
John Windslow John Schultz M.S.G.T. and Mrs. L. W. Walsh — U.S.M.C.
Brian and Carol Heath Mr. and Mrs. W. Grabowski. Zimmerman
76 Yearbook is the best ever!! Capirose Candy Store Mr. and Mrs. R. Costigan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Benedict
Kim and Hal Wright Mr. and Mrs. Collins
really pack them in.
Frank Greco Mr. and Mrs. Horon
“I Spy” Gang Mr. and Mrs. Chicoski
Lisa George Doug Sanderford and Family
The Koreck Family Rita And Aggie
Good Luck to ad members of the NJROTC James Middlewarth
Mrs. Joan Henry A Wilson Fan
Dione Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John Luben
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reilly A Roy Remsburg Fan
Mr. Jack Massielo Mr. and Mrs. Masters
Eileen and Joseph Schein Mr. and Mrs. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Hughes Robert Bost
Capiroses Candy Store C. Kirsirdas
Pep Club Cosmas Diner
Best Wishes form Wilson’s Cross-Country Joshua, Melissa and Jason Clark
Team Tim and Jim Burkett
Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Davidheiser Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lupton
Mr. and Mrs. Paige Stewart Tom and Ann Whelan
Mr. and Mrs. A Matusek Kenneth J. Shaw — Buchanan School
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mussera
The McCunes

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Compliments of
JOHN J. 309 Levittown
Levittown, Pa. COLOR CRAFTERS
CONNOLLY,
19055
INC. 547-2600 5915 Emilie Road

Levittown, Pa 19057


Buying a new car or

a good used car

iKtLCdElol SEE


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Good Luck Raspanti Ford
Class of ’76
Rt. 413
YEARBOOK STAFF
1975-76 Bristol, Pa.

187
ALL-LITE CO.
“Wilson Graduates Never Die”

(They go on to be Automobile Salesman)
Come see Rich Mate at
5514 Emilie Rd.

Levittown, Pa. 19057 RASPANTI FORD




3113 Route 413
Manufacturer of All Aluminum Bristol, Pa.
Pick-up Truck Caps 788-8474

phone — WI 6-3160





Fred
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OF
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BARBER
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Bristol, Pa. 19007







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188 ads
WILSON Fast take-out Service


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5250 Emilie Rd. phone Sandwiches Fried
785-4994 Hoagies Chicken
Levittown, Pa.

19057
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Prices phone — 946-3640 S a le s — R e p a ir s — P a r t s — A c c .
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Levittown, Pa 19055 215 — 945-9671

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ads 189

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17 Goldenridge Drive
Levittown, Pa.
19057




Painting and Paper Hanging 945-0239







Congratulations

A . J . G I L L E S P I E A W A R D S
16 Idlewild Rd. Class of ’76
Levittown, Pa.

19057
mfrs. of trophies
plaques & awards

Mail Address: MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL H.
P.O. Box 663
Levittown, Pa. MELMAN
19058
AND DEBBIE
(215) 945-3619


BILL WORRELL’S AUTO

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Compliments
NURSERIES F r e e E s t im a t e s — C o m p le te R e fin is h in g
Of
L if e t im e G u a ra n te e
943-1313
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President 528 0 E m ilie R d .
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Bristol — Oxford L e v it t o w n , P a . 19057
Valley Rd. PIZZA
P.O. Box 363
p h o n e — 9 4 3 -6 5 5 8 res. — 9 3 -4 9 4 2
Bristol, Pa.
S a le s R e p r e s e n ta tiv e — B o b M ille r




C a r l E . C o r n e ll C a te r e r s

Specialty Shop





Private Bakers

Birthdays Weddings



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Daily 10-9 Sat till 6 Levittown Center
SCHOOL AWARDS, APPAREL, 946-3106
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PRESIDENT COLOR CRAFTERS
BOX 147, LEDERACH, PA 19450
5915 Emily Road

Levittown, Pa.



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by Eleanor


Complete Line of Bridals

Bridesmaids, Mothers, Flower

Girls,


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Opposite Woodrow Wilson High School


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