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TUTORING: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Johnson, Andrea Semler, Janet Herman, Carol Scott, Terry Aites, Lisa Long, Lori Matusek, Carol
Forchetti, William Britland, Debbie Doughty, Tony Milano, Tom Cheddar, Joe Garrison. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonetta Steed, Kim Hunt,
Theresa Quinn, Diane Aspell, Laurie Heacock, Mary Knisely, Janice Macellaro, Debbie DelDonno, Cindy Walsh, Mary Hanes, Sherill Brambilla, Renee
Koch, Victoria Harris, Donna Kuhn, Dave Buck, Faith Cini. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Slemmer, Valerie Bell, Michele Wallover, Naomi
Gates, Carol Renna, Todd Gregoire, Donna Kepko, David French.
Students who are interested in helping others
may fulfill their desire by becoming a member of
the tutoring organization. Under the guidance of
Mr. Larry Bosley and Mr. Bill Kent, this group of
students begins organizing in early September.
Each student tutor is assigned an elementary or
middle school pupil that will be assisted for the
entire year. The high school volunteer tutors the
student during the school day. Hopefully, the
two students will develop a personal relation­
ship, besides helping the slow student improve
in academic studies. The tutors may be involved
with the student in either math, reading, science,
or social studies.

The primary purpose of "Students For A Better
Society" is to function effectively in the area of
human relations. SBS sponsors activities de­
signed to foster sentiments of unity and under­
standing among the students of Wilson, these
activities include "splash parties", dances, and
candy-apple sales. The Community is also in­
cluded in the SBS activities list. Examples of such
Community Activities include visits to the
Statesman Nursing Home and the Pediatrics
Ward of the Lower Bucks Hospital during the
Christmas Holidays. In February, the SBS pre­
pared for Black History Month. During this
month, the members attempted to focus atten­
tion to the positive side of Black America as a STUDENTS FOR A BETTER SOCIETY: SEATED,ON FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria
Welsh, Mr. Nettles ( advisor ), Phyllis O'Neal. SEATED, SECOND ROW: Anita Simmons,
contributing segment of a totally ethnic nation.
Kim Collins, Darlene Edwards, Bridget Neif, Sabrina Moore. STANDING, THIRD ROW:
The sponsor, Mr. Nettles, is assisted by Rhonetta Rhonetta Steed, Tony Milano, Donna Webb, Vera Reynolds, Victoria Harris, Debbie Pol­
Steed, Darlene Edwards, and Phyllis O'Neil, all lard, Trina Holmes.
serving as board members.