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Italian Club

Under the leadership of Mr.
Varani, the Italian Club offers its
members a variety of activities
relating to the Italian language
and culture.
Founded in 1968, the Club
offers one scholarship yearly to ,^inri
an outstanding senior Italian R2
student. In addition, the club
receives scholarships funds
from the Italian Cultural Society
of Lower Bucks County. This
club provides field trips of in­
terest to Italian-language
students, presents a float at the
annual Homecoming game, and
awards medals to outstanding
seniors who are club members.

ITALIAM CLUB. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Aguilar, Rich Shelepets, Ron M ar­
shall, Jeff Marshall, Rene Venturino, Regina Micciolo, Karen McLaughlin, Karen Faust.
SECOND ROW: Debbie Massaro, Margaret Durant, Connie Peters, Cynthia Sidoti, Frances
Lukasik, Anna Marie Milano, Robin Roe, Margaret Reed, Lori Falcone. THIRD ROW:
Robert Andrens, Calvin Pashley, Edwards Peters, John Paglione, Michael Sidoti, Joe
McLaughlin, Richard DelDonno, Mike Schiavo, Angelo Pizzullo, Robert Rodriguez, N or­
man Long, Robert Murphy, Mr. Varani (advisor).

Mathletes

This year’s Mathlete’s Team
would even have made Euclid
take notice. The squad, led by
Captain Jim Marlow and Co-
Captain Ed Nasta, had to rebuild
this year after a heavy loss of
members due to graduation.
However, by the end of the
season, the team had multiplied
to eleven mathematically-in­
clined members, working under
the direction of Mr. Kalodner.
The team competed seven
times with the other mathlete
teams in the Bucks County In­
terscholastic Mathematics
League and also hosted a meet
here at Wilson.

M ATHLETES. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Mongeau, Mr. Kalodner (advisor),
Caryn Wene. SECOND ROW: Ed Nasta, Kevin Potts, Dave Jones, Jim Marlow, Dan Allen,
Darren Marino.
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