Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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donald o'brien coughlin UDONH Like fbe berner foam! in llve bzminr I 1fererrr1 . . . Don came to Seminary in his junior year, but his friendliness has made many of us wish that he had been here longer. He has served as financial chairman of the Blue ancl Wl1ite. and is also in- terested in basketball and jet planes. We know that Don will be successful at Lafayette. jackson coe crowl UJACK., facie nf all l1'ude.r jack is one of the most pleasant people you would ever want to meet. Although he is quiet and reserved, his popularity ranks high. A gentleman in the best sense of the word, Jack has been a member of the Independent Sol ciety for four years. Charlene burnette Connell cHARL13N12 HllVill7!Jllf Il .mug lbe day 111011111 never elzrl . . . Charlene is a quiet member of the Swetland clan. Known for her beautiful voice, this delicate miss made many appearances in Chapel. She was a member of both the Glee Club and the Triple Trio. Charlene's charm and quiet man- ner will claim for her the heights she truly deserves. j. howard corriston Howie Hail, ob bail to Pemzrylwtlziu . . . Howie seems to find Seminary's life quite interesting. As a new- comer, Howie soon made many friends and his face is familiar to many on campus. Basketball, foot- ball, and baseball are Howie-'s favorite sports. Next year Howie plans to be on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. fay ann danner rm Tbfzl'.r what we like abou! the Solzfb . . . Fay Ann is one of the quiet members of our class, except to those who know her. Fifi lists zltt as her hobby, and has clone some excellent work. In the line of sports, she was the varsity hockey manager. She has also served on both the Annual Photography and Editorial boards. russel charles de esch truss Abit :ze-ver gwzzm leave zbe Navy . . . On his way to Annapolis from Allentown High, Russ took a de- tour and landed at Wyoming. Russ started the year by earning the position of halfback on the varsity grid squad, and played baseball in the spring. He has made an enviable record and many friends during his short stay here. james nelson cousins UJIMH Parkin 011 zbe pezlalr playin' sweet bzzrmozzg' . . . jim is new at Seminary this year, but he has so many friends that it seems as if he started as a Sub- Freshman. His favorite sport is track, and he is a lover of the piano. He is an ambitious student, and plans to attend Howard Uni- versity to study medicine. V william peyton cunningham BILL FPSIOIIZ-H6cI7'IEfZ Men During Bill's three years here, he has gained the reputation of being a good-natured person with plenty of ability. He has been a member of the Honor Court, the Independent Society, and the track and football teams. In your crystal ball, we see Bill becoming a law- yer.

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R... f W. Em im 4. 3 -L.,.:.:. M.,-,., was a rr pi- a if it was james christian burkhardt IM Wfltla iz mule on bu are 01 the whale human race A hearty llugh and a big smile are attached to one of the most popular fellows at Seminary. To list all of jim s activities on cam- pus would be almost impossible. Outstanding among these are Var- sity football and baseball, member of the Civil Court, and Patron Manager of the Annual. He is interested in medicine and hopes to prepare at Princeton. robert gale casey .-BOBU Carey would wallz wiib a .rlrau-'- berry blonde . . . Bob is a well-liked, popular essential of the Senior Class. Hunt- ing and fishing are a few of his hobbies, while eating, sleeping, and studying are his main occupa- tions. He plans to be a veterina- rian, and we are sure that with his sense of responsibility he will be a success. harold Clyde william birth HAL Shy one . . . One of the reticent members of our class, Harold came to Wyo- ming this year to prepare for col- lege, his choice being Penn State or Wilkes College. Among his hobbies, Harold lists model air- planes foremost. He likes to travel and see new places. The best of luck to a future engineer. Patricia michele burke PAT You are my .fllll.fl7lIlE . 1. . Blond Pat is a world traveler, having lived in Panama, and the Orient. Although this is her first year at Sem, Pat has already made a name for herself by her art work. This field being her main interest, she plans to study illustrating at the Rhode Island School of De- sign. sidney leon cimmet asm., Hail I0 lbe Chief Our Class President, Sid, has been by far one of the most active members of our class, listing debat- ing, dramatics, Opinator board membership, President of the In- dies, Faculty Editor of the An- nual, Honor Court, Blue and White, and top scholastic ratings as just a few of his activities. Sid is success personified. s - -3 .il is ' norman andrew clemens UDREW.. Lillle Mem. youlve bull rr 01113 day A deep voice and an infectious smile best describe Drew. One of our outstanding Seniors, he has been Editor of the Opinator, Director of the Blue and White and, a member of the Shakespeare and Dramatics Clubs. He has com- bined activities with scholarship. and next year will be found at Wesleyan studying for the min- istry. frank louis capone FRANK Alwagr leave Ibem laugbnzg Frank although only here 1 year, has guned the status of many four year students He is an avid reader and sportsman favoring hunting 'md fishing especially. Planning to study dentistry Frank s ambition is to go to Cor- nell. We are sure that the future holds many 'aching teeth for Frank to repair. frank joseph chickson CHICK So long, i1',r been good lo know you . . . Among the many new and pleas- ant faces at Wyoming this year is that of Frank Chiclcson, more com- monly called Chick. Frank. hail- ing from Nanticoke, has, during his short stay here, deve'oped a reputation fo: quietness, sincerity, and intelligence. Chick plans to enter Lafayette College and study business administration. ,ff

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f redric robert doll FRED Bell Bottom Trourerr . . . Fred entered Seminary life with a bang-that gave him a broken foot and kept him off the football field for the rest of the season. Although he did not get a chance to demonstrate his football ability, Fred became a very popular mem- ber of our class. See you next year at Navy. janet ruth edwards JANET Swee1 and Lovely . . . Janet joined our class this year, but quickly became a part of it. Much of her time was spent in the library, where she was an able assistant to Mrs. Caswell. janet has no definite plans for next yearg she may return to grace the halls of Swetland with her presence once more. vincent edward dioguardi VINCE The Kid from Brooklyn Last year, Brooklyn sent to Seminary one of its noble sons. We first got to know him when he showed his ability as a football player, but he is now famous for his good humor. Vice-President of the Class of '51, Vince plans to enter Pennsylvania to take up business administration. sylvia leigh doane ..SYL,, Slowly Syl can usually be found rush- ing about from one meeting to another, trying to accommodate everyone. As President of the Adelphians, Syl is always on hand to help any newcomer. She writes very original articles for the Opinator and is the Biography Editor of the Annual. Next year Syl goes to Connecticut College. 6,14 1 , 1 Q -gt Q - fr 1 . ., fi-I . el' 3 A it 22:1 'T1! '2 ls t - .xflm -Q' A 2. .,., tl-'s r 1 his 2 ' Q K ... rg ,-,Q as Qi' al M .X ,EN-F 2222.22 27? ' gi an P1 E a-af TE 'll .:. lf ,' 'iii'-2 . 1. ethel louise evans E'r1-ner. IW e behold your adorable face . . . If you've ever been to a foot- ball game, you must have seen this cute cheerleader, who is one of the most versatile girls. She was last seen talking to that special some- one. She is not only a Vice-Presi- dent of the class, but a member of the basketball team and An- nual Editorial Board. thomas george evans iiT0Mn: Live and learn Tom has been a never-ending source of ambition since his Sub- Freshman days. His popularity ranks very high. An honor student, Tom was on the Opinator Edi- torial Board for two years and the Sports Editor of the Annual. He also played junior varsity foot- ball and was a Senior baseball manager. Tom heads for Prince- ton. 'l, ll joseph anthony duvo UJOE.. For bell' llj0flj'g00dfell01l' . . . Amicable joe came to Seminary this year and soon earned a place in the hearts of his fellows. Joe held membership on the football and basketball teams. He has evinced a favorable inclination to the opposite sex. Although joe has not picked a college, he has de- cided to pursue the study of psy- chiatry. claire lois evans CLAIRE A j1rellygirli.i' like n melody . . . Black hair, green eyes, and the swiftest girl on the Hockey Team characterize our Claire. This co- captain of the hockey team is al- ways in constant demand for any- thing ianging from A to Z. Her talent should lead her far in the future. Newton, near Boston, will be the lucky college.