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38 FACULTY-FORMER ADVISORS

Wilson expresses thanks to former advisors of clubs.

MRS. ELIZABETH MERTZ . . . former sponsor MS. HELENE KARAFIN . . . former MR. LLOYD K. JONES , .. former sponsor of yearbook, 9th
of intergroup, english 9, science/english 9. sponsor of cheerleading, social studies. grade western cultures.

Since the beginning of time man, as well as woman,
has experienced constant change and Wilson is no
exception to this process. An example of this change is
the former advisors that have played an important pa
in the school's history. Clubs that vary from building
school spirit to mastering the slopes have been hon-
ored to have had the people pictured on this page along
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with others, as their sponsors. As time went on, stu­
dents began to lose their initial interest and enthusiam
which have brought some of these clubs to their dele­
tion, as well as budget cuts, which have brought pre­
mature deaths to these activities. Other clubs have lost
their advisors when outside pressure, such as family
life, became more important and they had to step
down. Whatever it was, Wilson will always remember
the valuable contributions that each of these former MISS KATHLEEN MCCORMICK former MR. JOSEPH M. BOLES ... former spon­
advisors have made. sponsor of german club, german. sor of pep club, social studies.

MR. RICHARD RILEY former sponsor of ski club, biol- MRS. REMONA MASSARI . . . former spon- MR. VLADIMIR VLASSENKO . . . former
ogy. sor of mathletes, math. sponsor of driver's ed., woodshop.

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