Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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I. joseph john barbacci HJOE.. Darla E yer Entering Sem as a Senior, joe soon made a hit with everyone. His main interest is in being an insurance salesman. ln his spare time, joe can be found listening to good music. Although quiet, he is a zealous, conscientious worker, and plans to continue his academic training at Wilkes. paul david batdorf PAUL Anchors Away My 1301 Paul, the husky blond from Car- penter Hall, was the manager who kept the ,records for the football team, Very sports minded, Paul collects programs and tickets from athletic events. He is a good stu- dent, and plans to go to the Naval Academy to prepare for a career in Uncle Sam's fleet. john burns acey millicent deborah auerbach HJACKH Lurley fa be me . . . A tall, good-looking blond? Why certainly, that's Jack Acey. A newcomer to Wyoming, Jack be- came a tackle on the football squad, was eagerly welcomed into the boarding life at fair Wyoming, where he became a part of the many thrills and spills. Next year jack plans to attend Annap- olis. K UMILLIEU Sure ll liltle bit of ben-Herz . . . Coming to Seminary only last year, Millie is already well known and liked by her dormates and the day students as well. Millie has done, work on the Annual and Oplnator Editorial Boards. Her ambition is to go into the field of art. Next year Millie will attend Syracuse University. , W, .. vga www was , , 'lie' , a all -,fawyax E ., .L hw. l -- as l is ' s as frank bendrick howard alan berman .-BENH Life mn be bezmtiful . . . An important tackle on our Var- sity, Ben made quite a name for himself on the gridiron. He is a sports enthusiast and dislikes only early hours. He hopes to enter Annapolis in the fall but beyond that he has made no plans. Ben will pave his way to success and happiness. Howie IV e lnwe formal ur ll 'Ll.'0IldE7'fIll guy . . . For the past live years, Howie has graced the basketball floor of Pettebone Gymnasium, and cap- tained our cagers in his junior year. He is everybody's friend, and each iota of his six feet, two inches, help compose a really ter- rihc fellow. Howie also holds the proud position of class historian. samuel barber Q-SAM,1 r 'People that you meet . . . all mzgifz' Srzm'r mug . . . Sam came to Seminary last year, and soon won the hearts of all by his wit and athletic ability. Wluo can forget his winning runs in the Penn State game, or the many thrills on the basketball court? Sam has also been Vice-President of his class, and the President of the Civil Court. esther baum UESSIBU Sheff A Lady Although new at Seminary this year, Essie's good nature and spark- ling humor have won her a host of friends. Essie plays the flute with prohciency, and has appeared in the presentations of the Dra- matic Society. It is her desire to enter Syracuse, Where she is sure to be an immediate favorite.