Page 55 - 1975 WW

ilks 51

Wilson Silks: Doris McGinnis, Kitty Gerlacher, Rhonetta Steed, Tanya Graves, Joann Howard, Kathy Roth, Mary Alice Doyle, Donna
Kuhn, Heather Asay. Missing: Debbie Snowden, jolondaThompson, Beth Kuhn.

To the military style, the Silks

add precision and skill

Wilson American Section: K N E E L I N G : Debbie Pollard, Kathy Gaul,
Roslyn Feldman, Judy Thieme, Cindy Ubelacker; S T A N D I N G : Nancy
McManamus, Donna Kuhn, Luann Hughes. Missing: Maria Slivka.

The highly accurate

maneuvers of the rifle line

guard our "Honor" section

Adding a military flair to our marching band's half-time
presentation are the Wilson Color Guard and Rifles. What
the group lacks in size they make up for in effort and per­
severance, their practice always resulting in a fine pro­
gram.They provided snappy drills and skilled marching
maneuvers at our football games, and much of the suc­
cess of these girls can be accredited to their spirit and
enthusiasm. They also represented our school by leading
the band in many area parades, a fine touch adding dis­
tinction to the Wilson performing band.