Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Page 33 text:

Wziltcr Buckingham Walt'f Oneonta, N. Y. Tall, blond, and a shy grin describe Walt perfectly. He has been a football manager for two years and is a fleet- footed member of the track team. With his friendly per- sonality, we know Walt will be outstanding at Wesleyan College next year. Richard Bunoski Dick Kingston, Pa. Another one of the veter- ans at Seminary this year is Dick Bunoski, Well liked be- cause of his ability to always see the bright side of things, his Likes range from football and baseball to last but not least, girls. Dick's future is as yet undecided, although he would like to become a lawyer, Joanne Buckley NIO., Lconia, N. il. In two years, Joanne has become a school institution. Who else has such pretty blond hair, and more impor- tant, such a sweet expression that conquers everyone. Jo- anne has taken part in every school activity, from hockey to selling hot dogs at foot- ball games. She hopes to at- tend Hood College next year. Oscar Burgcnson .Docs Nanticoke, Pa. Doc, a graduate of Nanti- coke High School, came to Seminary for a one-year re- fresher course, after serving eighteen months in the armed forces. Doc's many hobbies include hunting, fishing, and basketball, a sport at which he is very adept. Syracuse is this senior's goal, where he plans to study forestry. Joseph Butera aloe., West Pittston, Pa. Joe, one of the Garden Village Boys , is a good bas- ketball player and has the knack for dropping his shots through the hoop from mid- court. Well known for his green Chrysler, Joe takes gen- uine pride in keeping his car in top condition. He wants to go to Scranton University and then enter business with his father. Carmen Chimento nchippyn Pittston, Pa. Carmen, better known as Chippy , hails from that famous city of Pittston. Foot- ball, baseball, and dancing rank high on his lists of likes. Ask Chippy to name his favorite food, and the an- swer will be spaghetti. Car- men would like to go to Notre Dame if the Army does not get him first, Robcrt Casey 'iBob,' Scranton, Pa. Mischief brewing in the Boys' Dorm? You can be sure that Bob had a hand in it! This gent from Scranton lists his main hobby as playing golf, and he also enjoys out- of-town football games. Cor- nell is Bob's goal next year, where he plans to study hotel administration. Betty Clark Betty St. Albans, N, Y. Viivacious Betty is always rushing around the campus with some breathtaking news! She has a definite flair for art and has contributed a great deal to the publicity signs which appear from time to time around school. Sweet Briar College in Virginia is the goal that Betty has set for herself.

Page 32 text:

Richard Birnbaum Buzzy Wilkes-Bairro, Pal. Another jazz devotee, Buzzy has one love, the saxophone. When he is not following in the footsteps of his idol, Stan Kenton, Buzzy practices weight lifting, Planning to enter Miami University after graduation, Buzzy is unde- cided about what career he will pursue, but we know he will make a wise decision. Allwcrt Bossairtl Bom lvlountsiin Top. Pil- Bozz came to Seminary in his freshman year and has been a jovial character, hard to forget. He liists his hobbies as hunting, traveling, and music, and he admits a weak- ness for cherry sundaes. He dislikes dancing and cannot stand giggling girls. For the future, he has chosen the field of photography. Earl Booth Pinky Loyzilville, Pa. Coming to Seminary this year from Laketon High School, Pinky was one of the waiters. Upon leaving Sem- inary, he will go to Chicago to attend the Moody Bible Institute to study for the min- istry. He then wants a small church in the country, where he can hunt and fish to his heart's content. Paul Boyer i'Paul Schuylkill Haven, Pa. In three years at Seminary, Paul established a reputation for being an all-around good fellow, He came here in his sophomore year, and he al- ways was a supporter of all Seminary's activities. It was a great loss to the class when Paul left in January, Paul's future plans are undecided, but at present he is contem- plating army life. Douglas Baistiam Doug, South Willizimspairt, Pa. Our mighty one-hundred- fifty pound guard came to Seminary this year from South Williamsport High School, where he earned three var- sity letters in football. Doug is interested in forestry and landscaping and hopes to study at either Penn State or Michigan, Those who are for- tunate enough to know Doug will never forget him. George Bell George Wilkes-Bzirrc. Pal. President of the Amphics , Captain of the tennis team, member of the Athletic Coun- cil-this gives you an idea of George's popularity among his classmates. A regular fel- low, George's name has fre- quently headed the bell list. Fact iis, it was named for him. Right, George? Wash- ington and Lee University is George's immediate ambition. Howard Bcamc Howie W'cst Nanticokc, Pa. Athletic, studious, and an active participant in numer- ous school sports and activ- ities, Howie has always been outstandIng, He showed his unusual athletic skill both on the football field and wrest- ling mat. If his days at Sem- inary are an indication of what he will do in later life, then only the best can be ex- pected of him. Mzirizm Berk 'iBerkz'e'l Kingston. Pu. Knitting argyles, driving around Kingston in that black Buick, talking for hours on the phone-whatever Berkie does sis done with her usual vigor and enthusiasm. Al- though an ardent Pennsyl- vania fan, she would like to continue her education up north, preferably around Bos- ton. With her personality and intelligence, Berkie will have a very successful college car- eer,

Page 34 text:

S,,,,,.-' Maury Czitlicrinc Conlzin i'Mur5i Kay W't'st Pittston, l'z1. The cnvy of those less for- tunate pedestrians who must walk to school, Mary Kay was the recipient of a Buick convertible this Christmas, which she puts to good use every morning. A great music lover, Mary Kay especially en- joys the First Piano Quar- tet. Next year, she will study Nuclear Physics at St. Elizaheths. Sznnucl Davenport .Sams Kingston, Pai. Sam is a likeable ex-Kings- tonian who has been tak n. post-graduate work to pre- pare for the University of Pittsburgh, where he plans to study Orthodontia. He likes acting and orchestral work, and greatly enjoys his sum- mers at Wyoming Camp Ground. Remembered for his easy going nature, Sam will never be without friends. Mzirilou Croop Crooby Hunlock Creek, Pa. Marilou! Hey Croopy! This cry has often been heard, summoning this lively and humorous girl to the scene of activity. Marilou, who has made many friends at Sem- inary, has plans of becoming a doctor, and we all know that in that field she will give people as much happi- ness as she has given her fniends at Seminary. Alun Daly UAV, Wilkes-Bairro, Pa. Al came to Seminary in hiis Junior year and since then has become one of the best liked Seniors. Everyone knows how fond he is of cokes and hot rods! If there are any pranks to be played, he is sure to be among those pre- sent. Al's destination is Le- high, where he wants to study engineering. Felicia Cobb Felicia New York, N. Y. Bringing some of the ex- otic atmosphere of Green- Wich Village With her, Felic- ia's versatility in writing and in acting are well known to her fellow students. French berets, high heels, and dogs are her weaknesses. Felicia would like to be an actress someday, and with her usual dramatic ability, she will surely realize her ambition. Mzirilyii Cohn Marilyn Hazleton, Pai. Ever since February of '48, the halls of Swetland have been ringing with Marilyn's cheerful voice. Noted for her sense of humor, Marilyn en- tered into Seminary life with great enthusiasm and has been a most Welcome addi- tion, Her ability to get along with people will be a great asset when she enters the merchandising field. Lorraine Coburn Lorraine Plains, Pu. Lorraine's curly black hair, large brown eyes, and infec- tlous giggle have endeared her to her many friends. Coming to Seminary last year, Lor- raine quickly adjusted her- self to Sem life. Movies, danc- ing and dates keep her quite busy. She has definite plans for the future and hopes to enter nursing after gradua- tion. Clark Conlon i'Clarlqi'e Bczu' Crock, Pa. Since his freshman year, Clark has been a popular and important member of the class, His favorite sports are hunting and fishing, and his skiill in sailing has won him many races. He plans to enter Lafayette next fall, and with his winning personality, he will be a prominent member of that campus.