Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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p sTAiaRiNo . . . lx The eniiors Five short years ago, sixteen uninitiated suh-tiresh- men entered Vsfyoming to form the nucleus of the Class of VW. Since then. that figure has grown until our present 163 Seniors represent the third largest senior hody to graduate from VV'yo1ning Seminary. From the very heginning, our class won immed- iate recognition, Bunker Jenkins hegan his long career of pranks and jokes. and Sally Sehinderman started asking her famous questions way hack then. Our freshman year was marked hy the addition of forty new classmates, and a new craze for water pistols was started hy Frank Reap and lvlarian Berk. Septemher, 1946. found the sophomores struggling with tough. tive-suhiect schedules and heginning to take part in important school functions. john Kastor hecame Assistant Business lvianager of the Opinator , and Pete Gihson played 'Varsity shortstop that year. Our first year as upper clasmen was noteworthy hecause of the numher of 'varsity sport positions filled hy forty-niners. Howie Beane and Bill Van Gilder were hoth 'varsity wrestlers and foothall players, Fred SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right, First Row-Ruth Hughes, Trcasurerg Eleanor Hutcheson, Second Vice-President: Ann Peterson, Heck. Wzllt Cilillil. Kitty HllUCk. M?lfllYl1 KClCl1l1CI'. Historian. Second Row-Fred Heck, Presldentl 'Betty and Ditty Yost were other 'Varsity participants. Franklin, Secretaryg Howard Beane, First Vice-President: , . , John Allan, Historian, Finally after struggling four years, our clay. hegan l jst' ' ' First Row-A. Sulman, J. Allan, J. Elliott, E. Hutcheson, E. Franklin, N. Luetzel, H. Yost, K. Hauck, H. Feinberg, M. Kelchner C. Rupp, J. Huhinger, J, Banks. Second Row-R. Harbester, J. Bailey, E. Hudock, W. Van Gilder, W. Jenkins, H. Shoemaker lt. Hughes, L, Kiefer, R. Groff, R, Kilgallon, J. Mulligan, W. Buckingham, P. Yurchak, L. Von Stein. Third Row-S. Davenport G. Liggett, B. Sulgalski, D, Shaver, J. Goldberg, H. Beane, V. Schaff, F. Whiite, M. Dougherty, J. Platt, L. Garcia, L. Weidensaul P. Fukui, D, Hague. Fourth Row-A. Day, W. Lcacacos, G. Bell, R. Casey, G. Gensemer, P. Griffin, R. Koons, R. Franklin, L. Kisalus, M. Garcia, .l. Kastor. Fifth Row-C. Conlon, M. Schutzer, R. Pinnock, C. Kendall, J. Eagen, J. Vosburg, R. Bunoski. 76

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Mali Frie-rtds. ' its all-important Senior year. After preliminary in- troductions at the NY and lnter-Society Reeeptions. the elass hegan speculating about elass officers. Bill Van Cilder jumped to a head start with leaflets in the Upinator , hut when the well-oiled Fred Heck maehine got rolling, the sehool saw the most spirited campaign of many years, The highlight of pre-elee- tion week was a Heek -sponsored motoreade, displaying posters hoasting We're Ready For Freddy and urging To l'leel4 With Your Votes . November 5 showed Heelc winning hy a elose margin over the opposing Dormoerat Party. Football and hoekey games and the Blue and White filled the fall week-ends. The Harvest lvloon Dance provided relaxation at mid-terins. and in December the Youth Center presented an unusually line program at its Christmas party, as! M ti. 715 ' ' it 1 M as f- lvll .5 5, .....,, ., i 5 , . it ,. w , vi ' V 1' :ZV I ,..... ,Q ...,,, N H H, In ..., . 0 .Z lluq z V' ., .A h . Q .--- - . Faculty Advisers Prof, Theodore Abbot Mi'ss Helen Brown After New Years the ehapel listened to the pros and eons for a single six-year term for the President as Bill Leaeaeos, Bunker jenkins and Howie Spieker displayed their forensie talents. Midyeair exams eame and went and were followed hy the more hap- pily rememhered Junior Prom. The sehool's remodeling program shifted into full swing in February, and the girls moved into the middle wing, while the hoys moved over to the newly eom- pleted Carpenter Hall, Verlynne Sehaif heearne the first girl to ring the hell. The Oratorieal Contest, the plays, College Boards, and preparations for graduation filled the remainder of the year. Now after the worry of orations, aeeeptanee at eollege, and finals are over, we ean relax and reminisee over the fun and frolie of our live years spent here at Vxfyoming. v W ,. First Row-M. Kornzweig, M. Glou, M. Goldstein, R. Long, B. Jones, L. Kirschner, M. English, E. Price, B. Clark, M. Berk D Trnis, J. Friedman, K, Levy. Second Row-L. Kleinrock, W. Albee, P. Gibson, S. Schnderrpan, L. Coburn, M. Croop, C. Perloff S Gevanthor, B. Ward, J, Buckley, N. Quinlan. Third Row-M. Kornfield, S. Ferraro, J. Butera, B. Genetti, M. Cohn, A. Adel son, S. Netzel, A. Kanjorski, A. Thomas, M, McCleary, F. Perdikaris. Fourth Row-R. Wilson, J. Thomas, M. Lucas, C. Lurie J Peck, P, Newcomb, A. Peterson, H. Turnbull, D. Dembert. Fifth Row-H. Dreher, L. Slife, K. Malkemes, W. Metro R Kostes, H. Klein, R. Russin, J, Sciandra, P, Walters, G. Miller.