Luzurne County Community College - Le Comte Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1972 volume:

LUZERNE COUNTY RICKETS GLEN HARVEY'S LAKE LE COMTE THE 1972 LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE YEARBOOK SALUTES UZERNECOUNTY AND ITS COMMUNITIES LUZERNE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SPONSOR OF LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE EDMUND C. WIDEMAN, JR., CHAIRMAN ETHEL A. PRICE FRANK P. CROSSIN ? unig xwi a I if xv x .k meu sax fix fx, 3 RGBERST'BASESKI. ,w' WGJNME BLASCQ AChurch, A Breaker, A Library, A Museum, BUILDINGS SYMBOLIC OF LUZERNECOUNTY'S , L , ,L ; ,. Religion, , L , X . K'SSTWDU m lndustry,CuIture, ti och 4 . 4.... ' ..4 '90...!.00.C. .1 . o I. 4x .4 fl .DI.D, Da. 9., XD VA 1 5 $ $1 b 1-5 . L DI. 0 s a 45 15.49,. 9.... $6. ..0.....i..,c.. . 3...... .. a! ,LiQ 4.er4! s LL54 Q tivxviintklavz ii.i,3z.,kiigl7txx ,, .2 wiikwornmbmbwbwb e , . a1. 'G..l .OOW.IC..OO... . 0 X4 V Q u... y... A 3'4ny . ' f' CSC'A . '-t ': ,. :siAst. .27.; .'IA 4 379.570. 4.. 4x as ax .v .x ,.4 . us. .5494 3......6. 320...! . . 7:. :Qf A ro 4!: . 04.34. .7 -vIAYa Va, -3 avg .' 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' m I I .lw ., COURTDALE U, -' ' gone '6 SWOYERSVILLE BOR ST ST S ORCHARD WEBSTER ST A D ARDSVI E BORO 11 ; WlLKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP ELM ' ' K AKER AVE a m 3.; 5 msnow n: z r- 5 2 '0 312 H g v.OAx 51' I- : EN 5: P w z '- g m +- 5 9:- Hnnmc A . - -: .- 30H c SI: MAPLE ST : WEST w OMI G BORO E A2H L 9.3. m 5H - 5T u 5 Va E 23cm: om! i1 E o '2 VER REEN 51 4,1, PE; m TO 5: z u ,, moncws m m :7: x1 WAL T' H i S 091? m g? I- FS: E. T z K,,w TSON ST ,7 , 5 '5 I Q B -3 : ; puxz AVE - U E c axson ST 0 E :: .. D z m Ug I- .- 0 n x2 3 64 m lmrL' lhwm B E EMT AW 3 MmA 2i: meS 4m; m Delaware. Lnrlmwn :f '- h $00 2 E 4'74 mm kFWUInnJ; - Lsuva m , - o w : n m a? anlzmnd Av: TR F t 0Q ' ' ' EAT WYOMING soap aw m o - :50 ...S 5 '3 '5 , MONUMENT AVE ,. g; .4; L3 5- a 'E 8 $1 6 N15 N A bum 3' F 3,404, mum: AVE U: P 5 U1 .: 5 SUS UEHANNA AVE MVER 2nd ST mm AVE g g t 1 mam 2: g g u ARNEY 51' F : :4 a IE 2 3 z 8 E E 0 2 oN AVE 3: X TER 2 u 3: V W .. 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HUDSON 1;. 1W$ hLL x i1, ax $5 $ $9 $o$K g g; 31;; g 5'3, ggj; osxx Q4400 ,l, ka 7 7 I 0 v7?! 5hx$9$ 40. 40m CRFI-A', uudW R g. g g N II'I.VTl-'RMOOT ISL mm ST 4. 0 K is 4 $ 4 u; 9 $9 xx g S TOWNSHIP AA 20 President . . . Guy V. Ferrell, Ph.D. Dr. Ferrell reading last year's Le Comte. 23 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT . . Wesley E. Franklin, MA. DEAN OF STUDENTS . .. David R. Duncan, Ed.D. 24 DEAN OF INSTRUCTION ... David I. Masoner, Ph.D. ASSOCIATE DEAN. TECHNICALCAREER PROGRAM , Byron E. Meyers, D.Ed. .....n... 25 CO-ORDINATOROF DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES . . , Patrick J. Santacroce. M.A. X g; E a DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVINES ... James Atherton. M.A. COORDINATOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES . .. Edward J. Wallison, M.A. DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRAR . .. Henry Williams, MA, SECRETARY ., Maryellen Mudzik. Picture not available DIRECTOR OF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND EXTENSION SERVICES ..,Jack Jones, Ph.D. 27 L. TO R.: Mrs. Ruth Donohue, Gerard O'Connor. George McCutcheon, John Sammon, Dr David Duncan. Counseling DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING SERVICES ....................................................... George McCutCheon, MA. SENIOR COUNSELOR .......................................................................... Ruth H. Donohue, M.A. SENIOR COUNSELOR ........................................................................ Gerard J. O'Connor, M.A. SENIOR COUNSELOR ......................................................................... John H. Sammon, M.A. Mr. Galardi, RIGHT, discusses bookstore business with George McCutcheon. DIRECTOROF BUSINESS AND FINANCE . .. Robert S. Galardi, M.B.A. COORDINATOR OF BUILDINGSAND FACILITIES ,,.Carl Homish, A.A. 30 DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY , ,. Robert N. Cohee, MS. ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN ,..George F. Ermel, MS.LS. ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN ... Leo F. Hurley, MS.LS. Picture not available ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN .., Sue A. Topfer, MS.LS. 32 GENERAL ACCOUNTANT AND BURSAR ,.. Harold Edwards. Jr, COMPTROLLER AND COORDINATOR OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS ... Stephen Kohut, 8.8. COORDINATOR OF BOOKSTORE AND VENDING SERVICES Veronica Witt. 31 Classified Personnel Ann Mueller Joyce Roke Donna McDade 33 Irene Dugan Maryellen Mudzik Kay Hoban Ma u reen Harpersberger Theresa McDade Picture not available Mary Pryor Joanne Sauers 35 Pat Merkel Meribeth Jones Lenore Krayer Linda Vozniak 36 Louise Wise Mary Jones Beverly Coccetti Ann Marie Hayes Marsella Gulick 37 Fran Zbeig Teddi Stempien afgemc Caluzljz Mandy Cally? M - w KES-BARRE. PA. Pete Romanelli Larry LaBar 38 John Hudock Hannah Mae Evans Danny Maceiko Hilda Thomas John Hudock Emil Hudak Larry LaBar 39 COURTDALE U, ' EBORO SWOYERSVILLE BORO ST ST 5 P 'NQLE ORCHARD R0 WEBSTER 51' ARDSVI 11 fynhnl Rmh f T Nrm If; my 5:1WILKES-BARRE T WNSHlP .. Kn i h 5 E 9 a :2 W .- g on 51 I- :1 EN '5: L F v: z I- l g k? 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'3' 1t $ '4 $V 0g, Q 6; 75 a 'N s A1- V'aToN ST $.19 7 o 'A $ $ '9 C; 4f $ w $$ $ Qm' 7; ' $3; 1:; i v 4 P $5 ?0 1 1 6 x gl- ,4 E:K $34 7a 4 6 w 66$ 4R 4 tb .2 GA 0 7 5 $143 ,4 ?o $4 4 5 ?c 6 '4 $ 'L '3; 3: 6:; v d. a v4 ' ' JENKINS TOWN IP 1 $ U 4:. 0M3 4 14 A g '14 -;- $4 0 E 1, e Bu 9 f vs , O W 55 N 51' E- 9 a 9 '5' A $0 4 v: I 6,; ' ' 65 ,' 4 yr; I I 4 we ,1. 4 4 4 $00 4 N V- 5? r $5131.51 $ J 7 . 4, t HUDSON 1, 10m $ 43L4 $54 1v 4 ' 4' a in ? $0$ ,f Q4 g x 4 g , '7 6.4 'l c4 w' 5 ???;?a U; W'XSF $0 $5 4040 1'0 . C 14K Aw Rm 4 44395 m '1' g 4?, 464? ' - - -. ... -A A r i E5 9 D! m 2 5x 0,, x3 4 a s5 A 1V 0 9 ma w ma . FA C U LT Y 4 X u- a 4 JE NKI NS a ' V 4 4 4 x Reading . . . Jeanette Biosevas, M.A. Biology . . . W. Brooke Yeager, M.-A. Electronics . .. Durward R Huffman, MS. Electronics ,., Robert J. Buczynski, M.S.E.E. Architectural Design W. Anthony Business Arthur Reabuck, M.B.A., English Francis 3 Fulton. A. .A. Hanify, M.S.. History . V. Robert E. Mittrick, A.M. Sociology . .. Leo R. Sellock, MS. Physics . . . Kenneth A. Lewis, M.S. Mathematics , ., Donald P. Zlotek, M.Ed. Physical Education .. . Ruby Steele Carmon, M.A. Political Science . . . Fred Abramoff, MA. Biology . . Chorinjeth Rajagopalan, Ph.D 44 Ronald J. Pchala, MS. Biology . . . Paul R. Bankovich,M.A. Mathematics . .. 45 Speech .V. Donna Feldman, MS. 46 Business . . . Harold J. Cole, M.Ed. $Akusm Graphics .. Paul Gravell, M.Ed. French . V. Betty 2. Cummings, M.Ed. Mathematics , . . Edward J. Heltzel, MS. Chemistry . .. Eugene D. Miller, PhD. Hotel and Restaurant Administration ...John W. McCracken, M.B.A Howard Purcell 4Arthur Miller Photography . n .m. s e D d n a t r A M. C r e m m o C Commercim Art and Design ... Andrew Palencar, M.A. Commercial Artand Design .. George Schelling 51 Enghsh , John P. Pisaneschi. M.A. Biology . . Mark Adelson, MS. Engineering ..Joseph R. Desanto, MS. Mathematics . . . Arthur M. Saxe, M.S English . . David T. Stout, MA. 53 Hotel and Restaurant Adminis- tration ... James P. Malkames, 8.8. English . . Biology . . . John P. thek, M.S. ... Sujanet Mason, M.S. Business MBA Basil M. Senyk, 55 English . . . Joseph W. Talarsky, M.As Rei- PaulJ PhymcalEducaHon chwmn,MS. M.Ed. ,VVaHerJ.Bednar ohn D.Wills, M.A. Bumn s o m r a C M e e ;1 cu kn U R MichaeIL.KeHy,M.S. Physical Education EngHsh .. 54.x;u 4:... p v v a .u Q C 2.;3 iv a u$oast b n.u;x.: Q a a Lye; Edward F. Heffron, MS. Psychology . .. 57 Physical Education . . Paul F. Kretschmer, M.S. 58 Economics . . , John Beccaris, M.A. Pictures Not Available History ..................................................................... William Camp, M.A. Mathematics ................................................................ Roland G. Eagle, M.Ed. Physical Education Dacia Jones, M.S. History ................................................................... William E. Kennedy, M.A. Psychology ............................................................... Edward L. Kobesky, M.S. Engineering Technology ........................................................ Alvin R. Topfer, M.S. Business .................................................................... James X. Tunney, M.S. Business ................................................................ Anthony R. Wideman, M.A. Mechanical Technology ................................................... Clarence R. Yeagley, M.A. Faculty Secretary . . . Theresa Doris Faculty Secretary - - - Margaret Houlihan COURTDALE w b;BORO SWOYERSVIL E BORO ST STS ORCHARD WEBSTER ST ARDSVIL E BORO 11 l Kth' n u LrI' f 7 I New In my :WlLKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP ... :: HOEMA : .- E 2 $ I: '- 9: mm AVE s; E x - . 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P $ f E4 E: e Dd s$ o $ A 4 i ' q xx 5 u; x , CLASSES x x JENKINS r asx$35i 3: a1, 65 NW1; knagwwww m Nam 67 Students of the food vending class held a field trip to Dia- mond Vending Service to observe operation of a typical vend- ing commissary and examine food vending machines and equipment. u . Ralph Kaufman, route supervisor, explains interior workings of a contemporary vending machine that dispenses cold foods such as sandwiches, salads, desserts, and cold platters. FROM LEFT, David Smith, commissary manager: James Mal- kames, Patrick Fisher, Kaufman, and Thomas Basta. Two sanitarians of the Penn- sylvania Department of Envi- ronmental Resources served as visiting lecturers to hotel and restaurant management students. FROM LEFT, Dawa son Jenkins and Ronald Ptashinsky, sanitarians, and Wilfred Iskat, intern teacher. BELOW, the visiting lecturers focused on the importance of sanitation as they ad- dressed students of the Quantity Food Preparation class They offered detailed coverage of the inspection policies and procedures of the Department of Environ- mental Resources. 7O 71 .435: : Dr. Duncan presents academic achievement awards to those students who earned listing on the President's Honor Roll by achieving perfect 4.0 cumulative grade point averages during the fall semester. FROM LEFT, Carl Hoffner, Mary Ann Cho- 78 pyak. Richard Cups, Elaine Fatula. Christopher Crissman, David Lichard. James Kane, Charles Laskowski, Stephen Balkunas. Absent, Walter Froh. 79 23 swoyeasvIL E ST COURTDALE m - - - i I 515 9; 5' 86 .JF ORCHARD 0R0 WEBSTER Sr ARDSVI 11 fan Rmh NM 1', WV n I. Z n: A '5 E S E HOEM t. i m AVE g g h r- n: h I 332 A g OAK 51' ix h. :2 EN 5: .. : F g I; z 17: g xm m k 8g ARDING u 3' . .- ARNEY ST 3: A zH L . . A 394 5 sr ; WESTW QMI G BORO a P e: w F : a m g ,. 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Gonzales dom- inated the stage with vitality and force. Excellent in the sup- porting cast were Damian Rudnitski as Paul Verrel, who teach- es Billie to become a lady and falls in love with her; and Guthrie Mitchell as Ed Devery. Brockis alcoholic law- yer with a guilty con- science. Mitchell achieved one of the most difficult illusions for an actor, that of seeming to be drunk on stage. Others in the cast were John Singer as Senator Norvai Hedges; Nancy Kirkutis as Mrs. Hedges; Joe Gerko as Eddie Brock; Doris Jastremski as Helen; Nick Senchak as the assistant manager of the hotel; Andrew Pisaneschi as the belihop; Sue Ellen Nicholas as the manicurist; Gene Cozzi as the barber; Jeff Singer as the bootblack; Dan Przewiocki as the waiter. Stage manager was Donald Enz; assistant stage manager, Tim Ostroski; publicity, Joan Kraynak; make-up Patty Morrissey; hair stylist, Gene Cozzi; costumes, Marion LaBrutte. 110 111 e g a t S .K C a B 113 Opening Night! Circle K members present to Dr. Ferrell, on behalf ofthe col- FROM LEFT, Dave Roberts, Lila Atiyeh. John Wassil. Dr. Dun- Iege, the six trophies which their club won at the annual can, Dr. Ferrell, Ray Injaychock, John Barto, Dorothy Miha- statewide convention. For the fourth year in a row, the Big lick, Robert Potter, Mike Hydock. Brother e Big Sister Program won one of the top prizes. Circle K Completes AnotherYear Of Service One of the club's projects was a donation drive for Christmas FROM LEFT, Dave Roberts, Dorothy Mihalick, Karen Kleitz, gifts to be given to patients at Valley Crest. The project re- Lila Atiyeh, Raymond Injaychock. ceived the co-operation of Elby's Restaurants. 118 Circle K. the veteran's fraternity, and Delta Psi sorority. in affiliation with the American Red Cross. spearheaded the first blood drive at the college. FROM LEFT, Pete Bon- czewski and Dave Roberts assist Polly Shea. Red Cross nurse, with donor, Darlene Snell. Over 250 members of the student body, fac- ulty, administration, and classified personnel participated. On a Big Brother-Big Sister outing to Moon Lake, the day's partici- pants blazedtwo miles of new trail in co-op- eration with the Dallas Kiwanis Club. A registration table was set up in the college and manned by volun- teers where prospective blood do- nors could fill out pledge cards. FROM LEFT, Pamela Pries, Linda Adams, Jennifer Corbin, John Bian- coni. 118 pints of blood were do- nated and 37 received deferred credit. For the second year in a row, the college Circle K has assisted bound volumes of newspapers dating back to 1880 donated with the Channel 44 Auct on. Here, George McCutcheon, club by the Wiikes-Barre PublishingCompany. advisor, and Darlene Snell help to unload a truckload of 120 Ed Boltz, president of the Wilkes-Barre Kiwanis. recognizes the three city high school Key Club presidents from Coughlin, G.A.R.. and Meyers and the three city college Circle K presi- The Circle K club garnered recognition in capturing one of the five top honors for overall achievement at the 1971 Inter- national Circle K Convention in Chicago. The convention in- volved more than 800 clubs from throughout the United States and Canada with a total membership of more than 8000 college students. Arthur J. Hoover, director of alumni relations at Wilkes Col- lege and chairman of the standing committee on Circte K for the Wilkes-Barre Kiwanis Club, presents the Achievement m; .1 LNNSYLVA dents from Kings, Wilkes, and Luzerne County Community College. Award to David Roberts who chaired the LCCC convention delegation. Looking on are George MCCutcheon, Circle K ad- visor, and Karen Kleitz, president of Keyettes and convention delegate. Other college delegates were Ray Injaychock, Jo- seph Esposito. and Kathy Price. The achievement award is based on the number, quahty, di- versity, and success of activities and projects of a club during the year. As part of its Big Brother-Big Sister Program, Circle K spon- sored an Easter Egg Hunt in Kir- by Park for underpriviledged children of the area, ABOVE, FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT, Joe Mihalick, Patrick Mankovich, Sharon Karpovich, A. J. Karpov- ich. REAR, Dave Kopetchny, Dave Roberts, Dorothy Mihalick, Joe Esposito, Ray lnjaycock. AT RIGHT is Patrick Mankovich. the youngest child atthe event. PHOTOS BY SPECTRUM STUDIO Veterans Fraternity Has Musical Year As a public service project, the Veterans Fraternity went to Retreat State Hospital at Christmas time to do their part in making the holiday season a little brighter for the patients. They served the holiday dinner and visited with patients dur- ing dinner. After dinner, they entertained with a carol sing. Leading the rehearsal AT LEFT is Cas Wysocki. club president. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT, Kenneth Lewis. club advisor, David M ' V X5 wrgtzgttrtztwte m, m S. V3312 a Lashford, Marlene Scott, Warren Moyer, Nancy Amone, Jo- seph Compton, Nora Pavill, David Schumacher, Peter Bon- czewski. project chairman, and Ed Wallison. SECOND ROW, Ronald Lastroff, Marcel Calarco, Harrison Rayson, James Cummings, Michael Ervin, Richard Uhing, Michael Maday, Peter Kijak. BELOW, the club discusses its support and partic- ipation in the 1972 March of Dimes HSound Spectacular , a fund raising musical event. PHOTO BY SPECTRUM STUDIO PHOTO BY SPECTRUM STUDIO Student Government Sponsors Cheer-Test The fourth annual cheerleading con- test, sponsored by Student Governe ment, was held in the Meyers High School gymnasium. Participating schools registered were Bishop Hoban, Crestwood, Coughlin, GAR, Lake Leh- man, Nanticoke, Plains, St. John's, West Side Central Catholic, Wilkes- BarreTownship. Members of the contest planning committee as they met to finalize de- tails on judges, criteria for judging, contest regulations, and presentation of awards: SEATED, Emil Haraschak, SG president. Others, FROM LEFT, Rita Pieczynski, John Bystura, Pamela Pries. Cindy Katoski, Jennifer Garris. Contest chairman was George MC- Cutheon; assistant chiarman, Ed Walli- son, Judge were Edward Heffron, Dr. David Duncan. Dr. Jack Jones. Mrs. Dacia Jones. The cheerleading team of St. John's High School, Pittston, put on a dazzling display of precision cheer- ing to carry off the first place trophy for the second consecutive year. Runnerup trophies were won by Crest- wood and Bishop Hoban. Art Exhibit t t The fifth annual College exhibition of commerciat art and photogra- phy was displayed again this year in the lobby of the Hotel Sterling in conjunction with Cherry Blossom Timet t FROM LEFT, Harry Hershey, The t Hub executive. and Harry Clark, general manager of the Hotel, dis- cuss a scratchboard drawing by Fred Miller titled ttBobcat with Art Miller, photography instructor. and Howard Purcell, commercial art t instructor. t More than 250 examples of work executed by students were featured t in the exhibit Included were water- colors, oils, acrylics, pen and ink, scratchboard drawings, color and black and white photography, advertising design. graphics. lettering, layout, and fashion illustration. 128 PHOTOS BY SPECTRUM STUDIO Hotel And Restaurant Intern Program Initiated With Cornell The Standing Advisory Committee for Ho1 and Restaurant Management developed cooperative intern teaching program w Cornell University, According to the plan, gr uate students from Cornell will serve as tea ing intern members of the hotel and resta ant staff at the College. SEATED, FROM LE Frank E. Faczewski, vice president, Frank Elby; Mrs. Eva Dixon Lipiec. director of sch services. Wilkes-Barre Schools; Miss Sus Marotta, home economist, UGI; and Harry Clark. vice president and general manag Hotel Sterling. STANDING, Bowman Burrii manager, Howard Johnson's, Hickory R Enso R. Frosini. coordinator of guidance, M ers High School; Francis N. Fry, food serv merchandising manager. Boston Store: Ja Malkames, Dr. Guy V. Ferrell, Dr. David Masoe Wilfried W O. Iskat, graduate student of the Cornell University School of Hotel Administra- tion, is shown, CENTER, as he was welcomed to the College by Dr. Byron Meyers, LEFT, and James Malkames, RIGHT. Iskat spent the spring semester as an intern teaching members of the hate! and restaurant management staff. He is the second Cornell student to participate in the special cooperative program. A 1971 honor graduate of the hotel and restaur- ant management program, Robert A. Beeler, was honored by the Northeastern Pennsylvania Restaurant Association with their Hotel and Res- taurant Medallion which is awarded annually to the LCCC graduate with the highest cumulative average in the program. FROM LEFT, William Obeid, past president of the association; Bruce Adams, Cornell University teaching intern serving at LCCC: James Burns, association president; Beeler: John Krincek, association vice president: James Malkames. uxtxt e Hotel and Restaurant Management partment of the College was presented a ique book on wine cookery for place- nt in its extensive library collection by bert Mericle. sales representative of Tay- Wine Company. at a special gourmet inar sponsored by the LCCC Faculty es. OM LEFT, Mrs. and Mr. Wilfried lskat, 0 prepared the gourmet meal, Dr. Byron -yers Mericle, Mrs. Paul Reichwein, coe irman: Mrs. Roland Eagle. Chairman of affaire A Viennese pastry demonstra- tion was among the highlights of the College's participation in Cherry Blossom Time, Present- ing the demonstration was Wil- fried lskat. SHOWN LEFT dis- cussing the College's Open House program with Bruce Neil. honor graduate of LCCC now studying at the Cornell Universi- ty School of Hotel Administra- tion. Iskat showed how a run-of- the mill cake, through the pro- per use of soft fudges and creams. can be transformed intoadelicacy. College Rafts Join Race This year, for the third year in a row, the College has been well represented in the race down the Susquehanna River from Pittston to Wilkes- Barre, held in conjunction with Cherry Blossom Time. Chess Club Formed This Year The LCCC Chess Club was officially formed during the 1972 spring semester. under the leadership of William Camp, Hish tory Department Chairman. The club turned in impressive performances in two major tournaments, defeating Keystone Junior College 10-4 and battling a veteran University of Scranton contingent to an 8-8 draw Charter member of the club, SEATED, FROM LEFT, Curtis Salonick, Jeff Ondek, Rogers A. Clawson, Terrance J. Dem- bowski. STANDING, Judi Inman. secretary; Dennis Hazlak. vice president: Camp; Michael Ortell, Joseph Szewczyk, presi- dent:Wa1ter Krupinski. Absent, Michael Preston, George Hart, Charles Bartosevitch. 134 - M The counseling staff of the college planned and developed a unique assem- bly program designed to provide for di- rect contact between students interested in transfer and admissions personnel of 27 foureyear colleges and universities. The students listened to a general orienta- tion and discussion and then received an opportunity to discuss admission proce- dures and requirements with individual representatives of participating colleges and universities. Each institution was provided with space for displays and dis- tribution of information pertinent to ad- missions and transfer policies. In the past. admissions personnel from four-year institutions have visited the Col- lege individually at various times through- out the year. The Transfer Assembly con- solidated the business with a practical approach to the concept of direct, one-to- one communication between student and admissions officer. The third annual Christmas Gab-in was sponsored again thus year by the counseling department to allow alumni. students fac- ulty. and administraw tors to meet in a re- laxed atmosphere and discuss transfer and employment opportu- nities. w Charter members meet to discuss the organization and LEFT, Donald Hanson. '71: Barbara Daubert. '69; Ron Vig- formalization of the college's first alumni group. FROM lone, '69: Gale Humenanski, '71; and Art Chadwick, '69. 135 Student Government Hosts Charity Basketball Game The Student Government sponsored a basketball game between a LCCC faculty team. and the announcers of WILK Ra- dio, with proceeds going to the Wyoming Valley United Fund. Making plans for the ben. efit game are the Stu- dent Government offi- cers, FROM LEFT, Doro- thy Mihalick, correspond- ing secretary: Emil Haras- chak, president; Karen Kleitz, vice president; Sandy Arfanella, treasurer. . e : m .ewm .wmmaum nu. diu- nu- ma- Co'r-jwnmtm! Student Government President. Emil Haraschak. - The CoHege Ski Club brought the season to a close in grad Robert Miller, Joseph Compton, Claire Dodson, Ronald fashion with a week of skiing at Mt. Tremblanc, Quebecv Pohala,clubadvisor, Sandy Arfanella. Diane Krostek. Canada, site of the World Cup Races in 1970. From left, PHOTO BY SPECTRUM STUDIO Forensics 141 College Students Do Volunteer Work For Family Service Association h The Family Service Association of Wilkes-Barre was assisted FSA to completea massive clerical and mailing task. twice this year by LCCC students. Above, Jim Butterwick. John Later in the year, the college drama club presented for FSA a Paul Bytsura, Ginnie Bloom, and Chris Stemmer join ladies of one-act play, HFor Sale? , 3 work dealing with open housing. 142 0 11 ma! lily IIICIIZZLVZJ 0 ,01116 0111121159156 igzlmly mm twcafuZly 611511ch to allclzd gig, szalml; CaVIZillgllcelllelll geCW lll'075 till, MIMI! 1 110 , 0 p , $761, fit $551!? alll7llllllty galkfg ,2 grachmfm 0,; i 9 7 3 6:352 9 J7 ZMJIW 631'7707, :jZdy 2.51 972 gitydfwz 11110111 $45111 gyruyalv i? William Bernar- . Thomas Michael Boy - Eugene Patrick Boylan Theodore John Bozenko, Ir. Mark James Brennan Frank E. Bria David Joseph Check John Carmen Chimento Kenneth G. Chmielewski Mary Ann Chopyald' Jennifer A. Corbin Christopher C. Criss Catherine L. Czapla Celeste DaGrosa Joseph Charles D. Anthony J. Daves Mary Paula Delan William Deletconi Terrence J. Demb Robert W. Devlin Thomas George Di Honors . arma , ' inusf SW De Doris . , , ' ' Albert D. Jumbef Mark Jeffrey Kahn Cynthia An Ann Marie 4 William J. Lloyd Jacqueline Christine Lukas Donald Dale Lutz Thomas John McHugh John B. Machella, Jr. Joseph Markovich Thomas E. Matisak Kenneth Michael Paul Malia Deborah Marie Maximowicz Genevieve Kapochus Mihali Caroline Miller Sharon Marie Mitros Dennis Robert Moore Warren A. Meyer, III Hilda Rehill Mulherin Daniel J. Mulhem Mary Ann Mullen Susan Nash William C. Nash Patrick L. O'Neill John Thomas Parini Bernard Joseph Parson? Connie Jean Peters V Jane Lisa Petroski at I. To- - , Joseph Eugen Michael Peter Troyan Richard John Uhingf ohn Francis Verrico .fteO 5rd am V Sobeski . 3 ' Louise SokoTE ' gsert . Sotack, Jr. ZWae Joseph Stec ' . Stimson . rd R. 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Basketball BasebaH COACH PAUL REICHWEIN Golf FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT, Ed Heffron, Bill Yunkunis, Rich Faison, Bill Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Dave Newhart, Dave Koch, Jan Chwiej Cross Countr WW , w. A Wu 7 ' KNEELING, FROM LEFT, Maribeth Carroll, Kathy Fedastion, Cindy Katoski, Janice Phil- 0 m en 5 lips, Sandy Zurek, Myra Markovich, Linda Adams, Shirley Reese. STANDING, Mrs. Ruby Steele Carmon. Ruth Whitebread, Jackie Adams, Pam Pries, Dawn Wolfe, Doris Jas tremski. Fran Armusik, JoAnn Kreseski, Cindy York, Maureen Cardoni. Tennis Jliiil FROM LEFT, Bob Stevens, Pat Bidwell, Jim Kennedy. Charlie Bartosevich, Rich Ziminski, John Isaac. Mrs.Ruby Steele Carmone Coach's Comments The tennis team had few experienced players; consequently, the season proved to be very frustrating. The outstanding individual record was captured by Pat Bidwell who was 4-2 for the season and captured our Most Valuable Player award. lst postition - Bob Stevens 1-6 4th position - John Isaac 2-4 2nd position - Rich Ziminski 16 5th position - Pat Bidwell 4-2 3rd position - Charlie Bartosevich 0-6 6th position - Jim Kennedy 2-3 Date Opponent Score LCCC Opponent 4215272 Montgomery 4222272 Penn State SchuylkilD 4226272 Broome Tech 4229272 Morris 00 52 2272 Bucks CC. 52 4272 Delaware C.C. COACH - MRS. RUBY STEELE CARMON IN SPLIT POSITION, FROM LEFT, Maureen Baloga, Patty Leighton. STANDING, Monir Cheerlead ers ca Vinsco, Kathy Price, Sandra Sekel, Rita Pieczynski, Andrea Machonis, Brenda Price IN THE AIR, Dorothy Mihalick, Peggy Dougherty, Barbara Manoski. SEATED, FROM LEFT, Monica Vin- sco, Brenda Price. STANDING, Doro- thy Mihalick, Maw reen Baloga, Rita Pieczynski. Sandy Sekel, Patti Leigh- ton, Miss Sujanet Mason, advisor. 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BUTTERWICK 188 ROBERT J. CASE SHERRY CATNES MARLANE C. CHAREST DAVID J. CHECK JAMES CONNORS JR. DANIEL CORBETT 189 JENNIFER CORBIN EUGENECOZZI KATHERINECREMARD CHRISTOPHERCRISSMAN CATHERINE CZAPLA CELESTE DaGROSA 190 JOHN DEVLIN S. RUSSELL DAVIS ROBERT DEVLIN 191 STANLEY DANIELS TERRENCE J. DEMBOWSKI BARBARA DROBISH JOSEPH DUDA GARY DYMOND CATHY EDWARDS CHRIS EVANS RICHARD FAISON ALLAN FERDYN ROSEMARY FERKO PATRICK J. FINO RICHARD FIRDA MICHAEL J. FISCHETTI PATRICK FISHER 193 DAVID GALLICK JAMES P. GALLAGHER ABIGAIL GEORGE MARGARET GEORGE DEBORAH GERMAK SANDRA GERZAROWSKI PEGGY GIBBON PETER GILL BRAD GRODEN EDWIN J. GUNSHORE JR. JOSEPH GURKA JR. ROBERT GUSHKA 195 THOMAS HALKO GARY HASINUS JAMES HILSHER JAMES HIVISH EMIL J. HARASCHAK CHRISTINE HEISER ROBERT D. HOATS SANDRA HOINSKI JAMES HOCKENBURY KENNETH HOLLODICK JOHN HOLLOS 197 ERNEST J. HOOVER KENNETH E. HOPKINS THOMAS J. HUGHES MICHAEL HYDOCK JOHN ISAAC JOHN HUDOCK LINDA L. HUGHES l DEBRA JAMES HUGH JAMIESON EMIL JAROLEN DEBBIE JANUSZEWSKI THOMAS A. JONES 199 MICHELLE KACHUR MARK KAHN CYNTHIA KATOSKI NATHAN KATZ FRANK KEMPINSKI WILLIAM KENNEDY ELAINE KIELAR KAREN LeANNE KLEITZ KAREN KLOSOWSKI DAVID F. KOCH GARY KOENIG 1' BRUNO KILODGIE JOSEPH KORDEK CARL S. KOSCH NANCY KOSCIELSKI THOMAS KRAPF PATRICIA KREIDLER RICHARD M. KRUKOWSKI WALTER L. KRUPINSKI 202 MICHAEL J. KRYGIER PAUL KUTNEY ANN MARIE LASKOSKI KATHLEEN LENAHAN MARCY LENKOFSKY EDWARD LEWKO 203 DONALD LUTZ JOSEPH W. LIKOWSKI KARL LUDER JR. KENNETH MALIA 204 ANN MARIE LISPI JACQUELINE LUKASIK THOMAS MATISAK KATHLEEN McKERNAN ROSEANN MANGANARO DEBORAH MAXIMOWICZ ROBERT MICHELIN 205 ROBERT J. MARIANO MARY MICKIEWICZ JEAN MIHALICK FREDERICK MILLER CAROLINE MILLER MARILYN MILLER ROBERT MILLER SHARON MITROS WARREN A. MOYER Ill BRIAN J. NALLON DANIEL J. MULHERN SUSAN NASH WILLIAM NASH 207 T m L P A u .M O O D N R Y M H. n n W M N m A M s 8 M V W 0 W 0 H 2 E N s N E L H E O a w v T E E N K 8 V. C BRENDA NAUGLE WILLIAM ONDISH PATRICK O'NEILL V1 MARK JAN PASDON NORA PAVILL BARBARA PEDLEY CONNIE PETERS 209 JOHN PETROVICH RITA PIECZYNSKI PAUL PODOLAK ANN POINTEK THERESA PRICE PAMELA PRIES 210 LINDA RACZKOWSKI LEWIS REICH MARGARET REICHWEIN DENISE RICHMOND ARTHUR W. ROBERTS DAVID ROBERTS 211 THOMAS E. ROSTOCKI CARLTON SABOL ELEANOR ROSIAK EUGENE RUGGERE MARY SALAEINO 212 HENRY J. ROSSI JEANETTE SAMUELS ROBERT SCATTON PAUL SCHMIDT JOHN A. SCHNEIDER MARLENE SCOTT ROSE MARIE SEBASTIAN 213 DONA M. SECOR DUANE SHAMBORA LAWRENCE SHEWACK JOHN SHUBILLA 214 CONRAD SIMS BERNARD J. SKILLENS NEIL SMITH JOSEPH SOBESKI MARY LOU SOKOLOWSKI TERRENCE STACHOWIAK JOSEPH STAHORA JR. 215 DENNIS STANCAVAGE EDWARD STEC CHRISTOPHER STEMMER BONNIE STINSON TODD SWANSON JOSEPH SZEWCZYK 216 MARIJO TABONE HAROLD L. TAYLOR DAVID THOMAS GERALD TOMASSACCI WILLIAM TREDINNICK JR. PATRICIA VALENTI 217 EDWARD VANDERHOFF GARY L. VERONICK ROBERT VRABLIC ROBERT WASILAUSKI SCOTT WENRICH 218 THEODORE WERON SUSAN WORMAN RAYMOND WORONOWICZ BARBARA WRIGHT GERARD YANCHICK GERARD YANOSHAK WILLIAM YARNAL DAVID YERMAL LEO YOSH SHARON YOUNG ANNETTE YUREK RICHARD ZIMINSKI , ,w m te in Science; : echnologyv Associate ciate in Science. anities, AssOciate in Arts; drama y, Assogigate in Applied Science. ,1 Studies, Ekssociate in Science, cum liege. Staurant Management, Associate in Ap- spciate in Science. 'ation, Associate in Science. Morgan Dale; Courtright St, Wilke Joseph Damiafxo; 23 Halkye St, Pittsto Mark Daniels; 12378. Market St, Na: Stanley Daniel date in Appf-ied Science. Anthony Daveskir-;: :1: 1'3 Bu'c-Iersii.i W 8 Russell Davis; 5 N Lehigh St. Applied Science. Charlene Degavage; 45 Pierce m: ' Michael J. Fischetti; 148 Main St, Mocanaqua; Mathematics, Associate in Science; baseball; intra- mural footbaii; Bloomsburg State College. Patrick Fisher; 82 Chapei St. Wilkes- Barre Hotel and Restaurant Management Associate in Ap- plied Science. Paul Fisher;R.D.;lf1 Box 190 En;n.- ' V ' Associate in Ap- plied Science. ' Walter Froh; 114 Scott Stu James P. Gallagher; 89 O I David GaHick; 730 First University School of T Raymond Ga .Tm Leonar-i' i , I , ' V V V tein Appli- r- ' Anthony G': gy, Associ George Ge Abigail, Marga enCi S'iciencei ,. usiness club; Wilkes-College! in Gunshore Jr.; 131 Webs iate in Applied Science, cum ert Gushka; 367 Charles St, -es Haberski; 850 E. North ience. icia Hagan; 145 E. Walnu MW 3V. as Halko: 92 Highland RD .4... mm: 'c' eiser; 106 Lesli ilkes College. Vs; 727 N.Vine ' 1 Puritan Lap;- r; 326 Re :32 Sheridan ' ' oats; 234 Main 8 ikenbury; 3 Mario inski; 19 St. Mar' f litil! cience; wrestling; Sociate in Science ineering Technology, Associate in Associa e in Science; tennis; Peace Corps; n, Associate in Science. Genera O r te University. Lcience; Kings College. m b e m a c d S O S S e S h A c . : t . n N.., iiC$ , V, i,w,$giti1 , Ax 2m zf 'eadows; Commercial Art, AS Barre; Ed f General Theresa Pri ence; honors, 2; Blooms- xeter; Education, A350 at uth; Commercial Artg . ement, Associate in Apll, 'e Management; A ociat piied Science. ssociate in Apph. ' on, Associate in Scienc ,Ioomsburg - in Science. rant Management, Associaxjn Ap- - in Science. - in Science. , ising; Wilkes College. pplied Science. cience. representative; wom- tate College. 0 Johh Schneider; 19 Shaver Ave.. Shavert' Schumaqher; 575 Seybert St. Hazleton; Educ Smith; 165 Holland St, Wilkes-Barre; Commero ude. ph Sobeski; 533 Foote Ave; Duryea; Hotel and R ience. Sokolowski; 3 E. Grand St: Nanticoke: Executive .80! 2'mon; 844 Scott St, Wifkes-Barre; Hotel and 457 E. Walnut St, Hazleton; Mechanic yn Spencer; 19 Dagobert St, Witkes-Barre; Educat nce Stachowiak; Rr 130 E. UnionWSt.v Nanticoke; B: sh Stahora Jr.; 307 E. Mine St.. Hazleton; General 8.. is Stancavage; 330 E. Chapel tash; 153 Vine St, Plymouth; 3rd Stec; R.D. :i . Box 46, We :Stegura; 1260 ain St Pittst Vopher Stem ,5 ;292 E. outh e Stinso tSwad' Irmar Ave. , 'd.,Cunni; ' one 25. Box 69, w; .kz616 Donnell St. r'ski; 12 Masonzgouv ,7Wine St, Ashley; E kflv; RD. N5, Shaverto, rod; 34 w. Field St. N l; 9 S. Regent St. Ca rol Wolensky; 205 Carverto Susan Worman; 16 Jones St, Wi! Raymond Woronowicz; 60 E. Mai v Barbara Wright; 19 Arch St., G I Gerard Yanchick; 5O Poiand 'V- Richie Yaniga; 725 N. Churc Gerard Yanoshak; 15 PoweH Joseph Ya William Yarnal; Dorothy Yeager; David Yermal; 15 ' . Leo Yosh; 62 Wilson St, Lar e; ence; Tem ple University. Sharon Young; RD. 3? 1, Stilt Water; Annette Yurek: 46 Second St, wy laude. L Mark Zabriski; 10 N. Main St Plaj ? I Andrew Za potek; 1 2 Fa An n Zegaczewski; 287;, CREDITS PHOTOGRAPHY CHRIS STEMMER ART MILLER ROBERT BASESKI JAMES BUTTERWICK GINNIE BLASCO CLEM JARRARD ED LEWKO KATHLEEN LENAHAN JOHN VERONICK KARDELL CHRIS EVANS JOHN SHUBILLA ANNETTE YUREK JANICE EMERSHAW PORTRAITS by LAZARUS PORTRAIT STUDIO GAIL AUDI EVELYN STAPAY SPECIAL THANKS ANGELA STOUT DONNA BATTLE RAYMOND GATTI GINNIE BLOOM EXTRA-SPECIAL THANKS ' PAUL D. JOBSON REPRESENTATIVE, AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY ROBERT PARKER PUBLIC RELATIONS, GREATER WILKES-BARRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NO THANKS AGNES! ADVISOR DAVID T. STOUT 240 'i'er-D Ray E. WW 1621 wmmua $7.. . PA m 5A., 10. 11. 12. Wyommg Semlnaryt ngsA ton: an Independent coeeou- catuonal college preoaratory school founded In 1844 for boardmg and day students In the ninth through postgrad- uate years. Irem Temple Country Club. Dallas: one 01 the fmest 20 courses In Northeastern Pennsylvama. RIckett's Glen State Parkgn estnmated 400,000 people vus- Ited the 13.500 acre recrea- tIonal park last year: the glens area and talls are regIstered by the NatIonal Park Service as a natural landmark. Harveyts Lake: largest natural lake In PennsylvanIa provides all year round recreatlon. Crestwood lndustnal Park, Mountamtop. ovev a dozen magor Industrles have brought lobs and new Vltahty to Luzerne County. Old Meetlng House. Forty Fort: completed In the sum- mer of 1807 and sun In a state of splendnd preservatlon. Wyomlng Monument Wyov mung: symbollc of the fortu- tude of the puoneers who set- tled Wyommg Valley. and of the generatIons who followed them through the natIonts wars. the Monument, one of Pennsylvama's nIne hIstorIc shnnes, commemorates the Battle 0! Wyomlng. July 3. 1778. and marks the burlal Site of many 01 the patrlots slam by the Brltlsh and Indr- ans In the Wyomlng Massacre . Aerial VIew. WIlkes-Barre: the Susquehanna RIver flows plaCIdIy between thkes-Barre and KIngston. prowdmg both Sldes wnth a beautiful nver common. Stretchung trom the Luzerne County Court House to the WIIkes College Center for the Performing Arts Is a lIne ot cherry trees which n- vals those of Washmgton D.C. when In bloom. MIII Memorial LIbrary. NantI- Coke: the orIgInal library was formally opened January 11 1945. estabhshed by the wulf of Muss Samantha MIH; the present bmldmg. costlng a quarter of a mllhon dollars. was dedncated In Sentember. 1958 Campbell's Ledge. West Pitts- ton: extends 840 feet above the rIver; onglnally known as DIaI Rock trom Its posmon In recelvmg the full rays of the sun at hlgh noonv Broad Street. Hazleton; the mam thorouahtare contaIns the shoppmg and busmess centers ottheCItv. WIIkes-Barre e Scranton Avr- port. Avoca: serves a seven County area wnth passenger trafhc tover 250.000 Iast yeart air cargo freight facult- tiese weather bureau Informa- tion. Federal Avnatlon Admm- Istratlon aIr trafhc control radar. a fIxed base operator repaxr hangar. and soon. let servrces. Cover DeSIgn, In accordance wnth the Master Plan tor Hugher Educatuon. the State Board of Educatlon In 1968 deded Pennsytvama mm 28 servnce areas to develop a system of commumty colA leges. The serwce area boundary plan aSSIsts communItIes In deflnlng the geographnc. pooulatxon, and assessed market valuaA tIon tax base thch would seem most appropnate tor the development. opera- tIon. and rnamtenance of a comprehenswe commumty college ' NANTICOKE O. O '- ..' E www'w' dM'