1973 WW

PHYSICAL EDUCATION


"One, two, three, four; Two, two, three, four; Three,
two . . . " Is that Fred Lewis' melodious voice?
"What do we gotta do this for?" Is that the student's
anxious reply?
Frozen in the winter, scorched in the summer, and per­
spiring all the time, Wilson students endured a vigorous
physical education program this year. Aside from the
smelly sweatsocks, the odor of unwashed gym suits, and
the inconveneince of wet hair mid-way through the day,
"Frizz Ed." provided a stimulating break to the academic
drudgeries.
The new department chairman, Mr. Fred Lewis, not only
brought his voice, but harmony to the program.
His staff provided valuable instruction in physical thera­
py, sex education, and personal hygiene.
'I can tie my own shoe laces!I!II'


























































'Can 1 go s w i m m i n g o n Sundays?" I'll cart your books for you now, but I'll fix your wagon later.


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Lost in the dream world of mathematics . . zzzzzzz!


















MATHEMATICS


We believe that it is the purpose of the Math Depart­
ment to drive students to committing acts of violence.
Armed with such weapons as slide rules, protracters and
compasses we attack the problems that face a modern
technological society.
Louis Acker Wayne Brugger Richard Harting
Any student who fails to cooperate "guzinta” the
computer.


'Could you please rephrase that question; 2 plus 2 equals what ?!?!?"








Howard Kalodner Veronica Fries Michael
(Miss) Notartomas










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Edward Sakowski Jonnokoty Donald Wise
Wellington













Robert Yavorski

Mr. Notartomas











































































Mr. DiRico Mr. Kalodner
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Daniel Finley John Chaump












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Michael Cohen






Paul FHeinzel






Mona Jaffe (Mrs.) Thomas Jones















Robert MacNeill

SCIENCE

In biology we are taught the difference between the
birds and bees, flowers and trees. In physics we are taught
about the different forces that act upon the birds, bees,
and trees. In chemistry we learn why we don't flush so­
dium down the toilet.
The best biology essay turned in this year merits men­
tion in our yearbook.
It is entitled "The Frog are a Wonderful Bird" and is as
follows:




The Frog Are A Wonderful Bird
What a wonderful bird the frog are. When he
stand, he sit almost, when he hop, he fly almost. He
ain't got no sense hardly. He ain't got no tail hardly,
either, when he sit on what he ain't got almost".

"Another reprimand from the office. I wish they'd give the Joneses in
'V e rrrrrrrrrrrrrry interesting, but dumb!!!' this school straight down there!"




























































'O ff the record; Are the frog really a wonderful bird?'
Carl Petz Donald Poust














Ronald Saunders

“ Does spelling count?














Elizabeth Hegner David MacGowan Madeline Fetter Franklin Judd
(Miss) (Mrs.)








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Gareth Kase Sonja Lengel Edwin P. Phillips Nancy Santasario FHarry Startzell
(Mrs.) (Miss)
'That's correct. The business is soccer." H e r e 's where we make the money!"

'No, dear you can't get out yet." "But Mr. Kapral, I said I caught my finger in the o u t l e t ! '
BUSINESS EDUCATION

“ I'm giving a test next period. Can you run these dittos
off for me now?"
Instruction in office practice keeps the business stu­
dents and the members of the business department work­
ing practically all the time. Not only are students provided
with the learning skills in shorthand, clerical procedures,
and secretarial work, they are also provided with the
pragmatic aspects of business by performing services for
other departments throughout the school.

Under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Hegner, an Intra-
District Office Educational program was put into opera­
tion this year. Students participate in a two week program
consisting of fulfilling secretarial responsibilities for var­
ious schools in the locality.


"But I signed up for Y e a r b o o k ! ! ! "

NJROTC

"Hrup, two, three, four . . .


Hrup, two, three, four . . . Commander
Richard Young
“ Hey, is Mr. Lewis in NJROTC, too?"


This year Commander Young was
very proud to announce the addition
of female cadets to the ranks. Re-ac-
tion of the male cadets seemed
favorable.
The program persisted in its effort to
expand its development by continuing Chief
Arthur Clarke
to involve students in actual on-board
ship experiences.



'Girls in R. O. T. C. ???????''
'R. O. T. C., the wave(s) of the future?'

























































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FINE ARTS



The fine arts students are a "crafty”
bunch. Often up to their elbows in mud
and occasionally "bespattered" with
paint, they try to create objects of beauty
and meaning. An excellent example of
the type of work produced is the master­
piece used on the cover of this publica­
tion, compliments of Mrs. Mellon, chair­
man of the Art Department.








'When I reach 12,000 feet, turn on the fan."
"O ut goes the bad air, in comes the good!"














Mary Mellon
(Mrs.)













Fred Slopey William Scolere

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William Frank Kosmoceski
Hildenbrand

FOREIGN LANGUAGES


This year our foreign language department has but one thing to say, and that
something is the same in every language.



Spanish: Wilson es la vida, sirviendo nuestros desos!
Italian: Wilson e la vita, servendo le nostre desidere!
German: Wilson ist leben, es diehnt wohlfahrt!
Latin: Wilson est vita, servans nostras inopias!
French: Wilson, c'est la vie qui ser nos besoins!
Finnish: Elama Wilsonissa palvelee tarpeitamme!
Pig Latin: llsonway isay ifelay ervingsay ouryay, eedsnay!
/ A Gibberish: Wilson is life, serving our needs!


Roberts Baker Bertha Bennett (Miss)
“ No! Conjugation is meant for verbs!!!"














Howard Hilgendorff Eileen Hoffman (Miss)


















The faces of the students reflect the stimulation and excitement of the language laboratory.







































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PRACTICAL ARTS

Something new was added to the practical arts program
this year — an exhaust fan and girls' shop.
In Home Economics, the girls learned how to prepare
dinners and mend clothing, and mow rugs. Furthermore,
they were exposed to the joys of apartment living.
The boys concentrated on producing wooden furniture
and metal novelties (until they were asked to stop).


























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William Stout jean Coonelly (Mrs.)












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Ellen Mirbach (Mrs.)















Betty St. Clair (Mrs.) Vladimir Vlassenko













'Darn! I sewed my finger to my dress.'
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Joseph De Franco Harry Gobora Don McKenna


WORK EXPERIENCE



The work experience program is self-explanatory. The object is to give
students a chance to practice specific work skills under the guidance of
local businessmen, while at the same time expanding basic academic
skills in the classroom.
Under the direction of Mssrs. DeFranco, McKenna, and Gobora, this
project appears to be continuing and expanding successfully. Certainly
the students, who leave school before noon, would not argue with that.
Some members of the faculty and community disagree with the idea of
excusing students to go to work. But others know that someday they may
need a lock fixed, or a pipe "plumbered”; a valve job, or even a simple
hamburger prepared. If this be the case they can be forever grateful to
the V. 1. C. kids.

Ron really had 'em riled when he painted the wrong
house.



"I know there was an engine in here this morning!"

A. V.


“Lights, cameras, action, roll
em! Wait a minute — there
ain't no film in this camera."

“They cut the budget! Use
Scotch Tape and draw little pic­
tures on it!"

So begins another typical day
for the A. V. department.

Directed by Mr. George
Hopely, the A. V. group pro­
vides needed equipment such
as broken tape recorders,
mangled film projectors, shat­
tered records and burned out
overheads. Would Wilson have
been life without them?

“ Uh-oh! How did those pictures get in here?'




DRIVERS EDUCATION

There are many rewards to be gained from participa­
tion in the Driver Education course. Insurance companies
agree that students having completed the program are
entitled to rate reduction. Teachers are pleased to see a
student driving within the speed limits in the school park­
ing lot (for a change), and the students are glad enough to
be excused from class work to do so.



'What do you mean take this car to Poland?!'

Ronald Matlack Ivory Joe Hunter Virge Moore
(Mrs.)












SPECIAL SERVICES
Ellen Shuster Margaret Rumford Beverly Morgan
(Mrs.) (Mrs.) (Mrs.)
The many people here named, and those unsung, fall
into so many categories that we cannot provide space for
truly accurate and appreciative coverage. It is not our
purpose to treat these individuals as nothing more than
"leftovers”. The yearbook hopes that you will remember
the faces of the forces which soothed our ills, painted
walls, eyed our attendance, and generally kept the school
moving in an orderly fashion.

William Oat Irma Petri Thomas Fluellen
(Mrs.)

































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Mrs. Gertrude Schulte, Secretary, Student Activities Office. Miss Anna Louise Getz, Librarian.



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Mr. William Marsland, Maintenance. Mrs. Josephine Hall, Attendance Secretary.
Mrs. Olga Kurek, Nurse. Mrs. Selma Baird, Nurse.



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If We Could Find A Way

To Get Inside Each

Other's Minds.


















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If You Could See You Through My Eyes, Instead Of Your Ego,

/ Believe You'd Be

Surprised To See

That You'd Been


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Walk A Mile In My Shoes,

Walk A Mile In My Shoes,










































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All Visitors Must Report
To the School Office

Upon Entering the Building
























Before You Abuse,

Criticize And


Accuse,
















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Walk A Mile In My Shoes.
























































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Nancy Accardi













John Achuff Carol Adams













Andrew Adams Brian Adams












John Adams William Adamson Robin Albert






Paul Albertson Charles Albright





Walter Alcott Dorothy Allen






David Andrews Regina Angellilli




Robin Arbuthnot
Jeanette Aquilone






Lois Atkins Cheryl Ashton





John Auch Carol Audria

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Walter Audsley Charlotte Cheryl Bailey Neil Bailey Ellen Baill Deborah Baker
Aughenbaugh











Lauren Ball Janie Bandish













Crystal Barbee James Barnett













Elizabeth Barniak L. C. Barnes













Bernadette Barron Michael Barta













Janice Bass Robert Bastedo













Carl Batchelder Diane Bates Beverly Batyi David Beecham John Bell Gerald Bendig

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Mitchell Benn Florence Bennett Karen Benson Andrew Bertucci Harvey Bess Maryann Bezdecki













Celeste Bicking Lewis Bindschusz













Susan Birster Richard Bittle













Donna Blackburn Nancy Blais













Karen Blanche Virginia Blank












Paula Blecher Lois Blevens













Deborah Blose Leona Blount Lester Bobbs Eric Boehringer Denise Bogarde Georgeanne Bogdan


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Frank Boka

Emeline Boles


Sandra Bonat

Maureen Bonner

Claudia Boston
Robert Bowers




Albert Bowman







Deborah Bowman




Joseph Boyce






Richard Brady














Annemarie Brahan




Linda Brecheis






John Breig Wendy Brewer


Carol Breslin

Bernard Brennan

Andrew Brejcak




Robert Briar

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Margaret Briggs Jan Brittain Joyce Britton Linda Bromiley Barbara Brookins













Deborah Brown Robert Brown













Richard Brown Dave Brown



























Denise Budman













Roger Bumford













Niel Burd Gary Burger

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Charles Burgess Arlene Bussey Raymond Buzek Jeanann Caldwell Steven Campbell Jose Canas













Vincent Capaldi













Deborah Carango Robert Carlson













Brenda Carroll Howard Cashner













Gregory Casperite Christina Cataudella












Michele
David Cebular
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John Chapman Daniel Cheddar William Chicoski Mary Childs Stacy Childs Sandra Chortos

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Albert Clark
Susan Class












Merle Clattenburg
Andrew Clausen













Bruce Clowar











Deborah Cochran
Janet Cochran John Cochran






Lesley Coffrin Ida Coleman




Thomas Coleman
Gail Collins






Martha Collins
Catherine Comisky



Lorraine Conlan
Robert Conley






Michael Connors
Sharon Connors



Kathleen Conrad
Barry Corcoran

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James Corcoran John Corelli












Lucille Thomas Cornick
Cornacchione











Craig Cortino
Aleta Cortes













George Coulter Pamela Counts Patricia Counts






Leslie Craven Nancy Creeden




Sharon Crouse
Sandra Crossley





William Crowley
Carolyn Crowder




Donald Culver
Diane Caucci






Deborah John Cunningham
Cunningham



Laura Curry
Joann Cure

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Lynn Curtin David Dahms Donna Daly Albert Danner Douglas Davidson













Carol Davis Nancy Davis













Norman Davis Patrick Davis













Deborah Dawson Julian Dawson












Antoinette
Eli Dean
DeBeaumont











James DeBernardo













George Deck Pamela DeDeo Michael DeFronzo Lorraine Deitz Susan Delia Patrick DeLong

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Melissa Delp













Phillip Demara













Salvatore DeMaria













Carlo DeMidio













Deborah Dempsey













Madiline Deni













Elaine Denis Patricia Denno Charles DeNucci David DeRidder David Dibert

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Michael DiBraccio Joyce Dickey Karen Dickinson Dawn Dinehart Susan Dodds













Mary Dougal













Vivian Douglas













Helen Downs Robert Doyle Debra Dragnosky Barbara Drake Gary Duncan












Diane Dunn













Kenneth Durning













Anne Eastwood Charles Eastwood Susan Eder Janice Edwards Wendy Efaw John Ehas

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Dennis Embert













Regina Emerick Deborah Engel













Darlis Ertwine Von Ertwine













Jeremy Esche Karen Eshelman













Carl Evans Terri Everett













Kathleen Everk Kevin Fabrizio













James Fagan Sharon Fagan Joyce Fagens Kathy Fair Louis Fareno Kathy Farley

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Joanne Farley John Farrell













Mark Feeley Margaret Fell













James Ferguson Dominic Ferrara













RicFiard Ficarotta













TFieresa Fiori Cheryl Fishman



"The winners of
the Homecoming
Float Contest are
as follows . . . "
Anonymous
November 11,1972


Maryann Fitzgerald Linda Flanagan













Glenn Flecknoe William Fletcher

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Demetriest Flucas Timothy Foley Blake Forrest Susan Forrest Joseph Forester Robert Fortney













Valerie Francola













Richmond Frazier












Diane Freet Robin Frey Raymond Fricke Brenda Fulford Donna Funanage Charyl Funk














Marlene Gabert












Carol Gagnon








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Kathy Galbreath Deborah Gallagher Antonia Galonski Pamela Gant Joann Gardner Albert Gary


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Dennis Gasser Frank Gatto













Robin Gaugler Judith Gavurin













Raymond Gephart





David Gibson Henry Giddens Lynnrae Giercznski Geogre Gilbert






Madeline Gildea Francis Gill





Sheryl Gillman Jeffrey Gilson Virginia Goldsmith Deborah Goldsmith






Richard Good













Michael Goralski












Allan Goulding Joseph Graf


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Diane Graff Ann Greenland













Patti-Jane Gregory John Greytock













Brenda Griffin Cheryl Griffin












Janice Grifone Vickie Gring













Linda Grispin













Debora Grotkowski William Guilfoy













Donna Hafler Kenneth Hahn Michael Haigh Douglas Haines Karen Halfhi Elizabeth Hall

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William Hall Edward Hamel Georgina Hames Dorothy Hamill Carol Hampton Thomas Hannah






























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Elizabeth Hastie Karin Hasten Karen Haupt Wayne Heaton Robin Hecht Helen Hedgepeth













Ronald Heflin Clyde Helms












Kenneth
Gene Henderson
Hemingway











Carl Hemperly Laureen Hendricks Mary Henry Alan Hermely Debra Herron Karlynne Hess













Diana Hibbs Robert Hinton













Larry Holmquist William Hoover













Thomas Horrell


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Mildred Horrocks Donna Howard





Deborah Humzer William Husack






David Huwe Mark Itzen





Sheryl Jackson Warren Jackson






Stephanie jackson Joann Jaje





John Jaje John James






Robert James Richard Jamieson Ross Jantzi













Karis Jensen Eunice Jester













Terese Jodzio Janet Johns










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Theresa Johnson Sharon Jones


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Cindy Jones Brad Jones Robert Joyce Barbara Judge


Debbie Justice









James Kaewell
Bryan Kain











John Karmazin













David Kashoff Sandra Kasman Larry Kauf Diane Kaufman

Let it be



known



James Keeler
David Kazanjian Frank Ruvo is



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Clothes Diane Kehler













Steven Kilian



Rina Kelly Thomas Kervitsky Judith Kessler


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Candida Klesh Stanley Klimazewski













Robert Klingerman Steven Klotz jean Knapp Linda Knight Barbara Knoblauch Michael Kobal












Deborah
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Leonard Kolp












Thomas Kotz David Kovalchick


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Jeffry Kranch Joseph Krapf Ronald Kratz Elise Kress Michael Krevitskie Diane Kristoff













Glen Kropnick Stephen Krotowski












Mary Krug Barbara Kuhn













John Kutsch Barbara Lackatos













MaryAnn Ladner Robert Lagamarsino













Catherine Nancy Lake
Lagamarsino












Joseph Lamar Ralph Lamond Diane Lancaster Edith Lang Ann Langan Ralph Lankford

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Joseph Lanzi













Robert Lewis













Frank Lewis













Marie Linsenmeir













John Liszewski












John Lloyd













jean Logue Sharon Lombardi Linda Long Nelson Lopez Cary Lorencen Martha Loseh

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