Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

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'Xx5'x rw F OREWORD S WYOMING VALLEY has m xts lmpr on t h1story of Pennsyl vama so has the Class of 1955 made 1 s ark on l om1ng Semmary s h1story We have set our standards and trled to adhere to em Wxth the completmon of each school year we have come nearer to the attal ent of our long sought goals Each of us has done h1s part to make hls years at Wyommg Semmary worthwhlle As we br1ng to mmd the seemmgly unsurmountable obstacles of the past few years we realxze that all these lrnpedxments have been a vltal part of our educatxon and have served to strengthen us for the future Now that graduatlon IS here the full lmpact of thxs word strxkes us Not only does grad uat1on mark the termmatxon of our hxgh school educatlon but also the begmnmg of new exper1ences and respons1b1l1txes whxch accompany adulthood The 1955 semors are a class w1th great potentxal and are destmed to contmue makmg h1story throughout the1r later l1fe rv Amewcczls strength springs X me rl 1' 3 o H ' J K 1 .4.- N' y l 1 E OF the Class of 1955 do dedlcate as a humble token of appreclatmon thls our Annual to Professor Davxd B Eavenson Over the years we have studled and played at Wyommg Semmary he has been an able teacher an excellent coach and above all a frlend We took our problems to h1m and he never falled to help us find a solutxon for them Constantly workmg ln the mterests of the students he has always been modest and unassuming When we leave thas school and go out mto the world we w1ll recall wxth fond memorles all that Mr Eavenson unselflshly gave to us From our concepts offreeclom . , l,fv N Am, . wg , V i I J 5 , n S I , . gf? Q N. x A . V 3 V , - Nw Hg 4? r ,g Y I Mak' 5 N I y Y I 7 I ! ' 1 , . , iv The Chapel as seen from in front of the dining room steps in early fall. Swetland Hall durxng the early spring. The rear of Swetland Hall as seen from the center of back campus during the fall season. S A CGNTEN TS Administration . . Seniors ..... Underclassrnen . . Activities . . . Sports ....... Advertisements . . . The f boys dormxtories, Carpenter A VCU ..31 ..23 ..51 ..63 ..89 . . 107 Hall, as seen f m Sp g jx IIT 1 'I' L The mayestxc pxllars of Sprague Hall The front of Sprague Hall as seen from the at mght gxrls dormxtory A... J' 1,3 1 'ke lg' 1 V4 3 55 az eff ....-v-4!- 9 - Sprague stands in all its majesty as a symbol of Wyoming Seminary for all the world to see Nesb1tt Hall houses the boys' day room and the laboratories. RSS Q QZLER The class elections bring heated campaigners in all the classes. lc'- S. N Blue and White affords entertainment for the The Pettebone Gymnasium is the scene of student body on weekends. many athletic encounters. 607' 66lfZ01fl 10315 dn 1772 07 f6l7Zf T016 f e If X I J' g 4 x fl s pg W' PDQ z 1- P if 4 mf of W. 3 Mk X ADMINISTRA TION W 'I , Q1 I u 1 u a ' I I 1 n 1 1 ' 21 A A A 4 H' --wll E: l 'W 'lu X A .A iwk'X 'i W M KLM ' Nl X I ' - 1?ef:-vga N Q: -Y IV wx :EW ' 25? C ' ' 4 i ' Xa 2 1,5 Ev 4 , N H2 x 2 'G' N 1 X ' - N fs X x 'Ie-E! Q ' 5 M , l f ,W g n-af j , ff Z f , .I .L 1 N N T '. 1.1 if ' x ,X za y P mg .i I . va.. X V ,, X , an ' as Y 'I Yr , 'XM f xx! g Dr. Decker has given much of his life to make Wyoming Seminary a better school. DR. RALPH W. DECKER DR. DECKER, a native of Dunmore, Pennsylvania, has had an extensive education. In 1928 he was graduated from Wyoming Seminary, and then went on to receive his A.B. degree from Wesleyan University, and his M.A., S.T.B. and Ph.D. degrees from Boston University. He also traveled in Europe and studied at the University of Berlin. In 1950, he assumed the Presidency of Wyoming Seminary. The Doctor's personal hobbies consist of coin collecting and assisting his wife in her collection of glassware. Dr. Decker has won the friendship and esteem of the entire student body with his understanding and affable personality. Dr. Wilbur Fleck, our president emeritus, has given his entire life in the work of Wyoming Seminary. He was a true inspiration to the students while he was here. DEAN JAMES A. ADAMS Dean of Wyoming Seminary, head of the Mathematics Department, and a friend to all. is this helpful New Englander. Dean Adams came to Seminary in 1920 after graduating from the University of Maine and receiving his M.A. at Columbia. A veteran of World War I, he has traveled extensively in Europe, the United States, Canada, and the West Indies. Some of the Dean's hobbies are photography, coin col- lecting, and stamp collecting. His crowded advanced algebra class and the endless line of students at his office door are proof of his wit, wisdom, and eHiciency. The Class of 1955 wishes to thank Dean Adams. MISS ERMA E. FOSTER Perhaps one of the best known figures on campus is our own Miss Erma E. Foster. Miss Foster has been a member of the faculty here at Seminary for many years. She is a graduate of Oberlin College and has done graduate work at Oberlin, Syracuse, and Cornell. Miss Foster teaches classes in mathematics, and is an indis- pensable part of Swetland Hall. She will always be remembered for her advice and assistance to the students. We, the Class of '55, extend a very earnest thank you to the Dean of Girls. J. T. HUGHES The amiable associate dean of Seminary is Professor J. Theodore Hughes. Upon him falls the duty and, at times, the unpleasant task of disciplining the students. Until this year he could be found about the campus with his detention lists. At all time he is patient and understanding. A native of Scranton, Prof. Hughes was a member of the Class of '24 of Wyoming Semi- nary. From here he went to Wesleyan University and later did graduate work at Cornell. In 1931 he joined Seminary's faculty and soon became a valuable asset. Besides the busy schedule of associate dean, he is the faculty adviser for the Honor Court and teaches chem- istry. Prof. Hughes is liked and respected by all. 'Wiz In Memormm I0 PROFESSOR PARKER H. BURT E AT Seminary, faculty and students alike, felt deeply the loss of Professor Parker H. Burt. The announcement was made by Dr. Decker in chapel on Tuesday, December 7, 1954. The next day in chapel a memorial service was held, and even those students who had never known Professor Burt realized that a part of the school itself had died. He First came to Seminary in 1919 and during his thirty-five years taught Latin and French. He became head of the Modern Language Department. Professor Burt took a personal interest in his students, and many of them always came to see him during their vacations to tell .him how they were getting along. He was never too busy to see them and give them advice. Those of us who had him in class will never forget his ready sense of humor or his fairness. The faculty remember him as a friend who gave his all to help make Seminary the school it is today. X7 'Ikigs li i THEODORE S Aasor BARBARA A AIERSTOCK V HELEN ANDERSON SARAH S BARR B A M A Ph B French and Latm Girls Phys1cal Education Drawmg Pamtmg and Typewrztzng Deszgn IRVIN L BOSSLER HAROLD F BROWN HELEN L BROWN LEROY E BUGBEE BA MA BA EdM BA MA BA MA Algebra English Englxsh Economics History and Civil Rzghts FACULTY 15 ' x 1 t H T'-xf 6 4 f 1 A l ' j f , I . , E, lx f A ff A 2 A Q I Q A ' ,, - 5 I Al. . X L' , n - A . I L A J The Big Three are keeping an eye on things. 'i A if I sf , .fag f ' ' if ' , 6 A I .M , V 2 ' l'ME'A , fi 'lx , . ii 1 ff Robert A. Buntz Alice P. Cochran Donald A, Daise, B,S, Joseph Du Charme B.A., M.S. Business English General Science General Science, Coach Biology Boys' Physical Education and Coach Marion J- DUUSUHH Rose Miller Dzurica David B. Eavenson Dorothy M, Edwards B.S. in Education B,A, History and B.S. in Education Mathematics Girls' Physical Education Director oi Athletics Public Speaking A nation is no better them its rulers The air of a faculty member. , 47 yMI - ' ' ' ..g-carcass: I L :ELI SLEEP Buell Flaherty, B.S. Earl V. Charles Margaret P. Hoffman, A.B. James F, Howell Chemistry Accounting Girls' Physical Education B.A., M.A. Algebra, Pa. History, Civics Mildred E. Hull Alan L. Ingling Mary K. Ichter, BS. Emma Laubarte, M.A. B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. Shorthand Latin, German Mathematics Mathematics school is no be ter than its faculty B Everett Lord BS Charles L March Ofgla Oswald BA Horace S Pafkef Physms B A Ed M Anc1ent and Modern Hrstory B A M A Engllgh C1v1Cg English Tennis Coach lx -iff.. FACULTY 3 y james Pugh BA Ernest E Quay BA Ruth E Rexchenbacher Edwin J R0bC1'tS BA French C1v1cs Dlrector of Dean School AB M A Latm oi Busmess Latm and Englzsh Commerclal Law Bookkeepmg From 1844 to 1955 She Has Enclured. ,A 3 ' fi 1, , N ,.,. X wx ' me .jx . , .. . Ge ' , .. . .., . . , --, -. , H i , i , , LV Y i S A ' X , . . . , . . . ' D . , . . , .., ., , A A . Q if Miss Aierstock and Prof, Shedleski at work. l., I. .- X ' f! f Walter L. Royal, B.A. English William S. Tooker, B.A. Voice and Solieggio V. William Shedleski B.A., M.A. English Mary M, Tribler, B.A. Algebra john H. Super Wilfred L. Symons A.B., M.A. B.A., M.A. French, Pa. History, Civics Algebra. Pa- History, Civics john E. Todd, B.A., M.A. Charles Tyler, B.S. French Health, Boys' Physical Education, Basketball Coach Education was the Founcleifs Tool P9 I Prof. Sheeder at work. w l x El . S L.. 4 ESfhC!' W8iI1SfCil1. A.B. Ernest H. Bennett Dorothy N. Glidden Elsie P. Powell, Mus.B. Spanish Piano, Organ, and Voice Voice Theory of Music George V- Sheeder, B.S. Helen Fritz Sheeder, Mus.B. Sara K. Young Mrs. Lathrop Violin Piano Piano Dietitian Schools rovide In armed Citizens Y in-f P MC1 cMk M R yvgl kkp Bk: fm! .ff BUSINESS f ,S MM :J A OFFICE 5 KW U AL A LIBRARY Left t Rxght LMalk s,B S , M S a , a d M s El Cas llth capabl lub a a 4' . at I-5' I4 v Q 17 ,, J K 1 - , -fi' f , ' , QQ- ' Miss Nanc Davis Miss Louise Llewellan r. arence . ac iss osemar o e Secretary Secretary to the resident B ee er oo s ore W gf: 1 W: M ' , H 1 Wy A J i A 4 , K lx 7 I , I4 f 1 'f , ' X l S f Q1 S ' , ' I v ,I f X N I I , x 74 ' 7 -S M r ' 3 me i Sf, S S ,S s fi 1 S- S- . 4, H , ' A .2 - h , S 3 o ' - . ame . cott , curem n n r . eanor - we , Q C ' 1' ri n. Mxss Wxlhelmena Dxetnck Mnss Eva E Rustay Damon Pop B1ttenbender John Cunnmgham Secretary to the Dean Record Clerk Custodzan of the Fxreman Boys Gymnasium DEA OFFICE 3 Qr, ff--'-1 'V pf J' ,Z 5 if-s.g,.,. SX ,.....- A D MAI TENANCE R055 Harden Edward La France James Oram Wllham Symons Supermfendenf of School Pamter Custodzan ol Sprague Hall janitor of Nesbxtt Hall Grounds and Buzldmgs 5-,af flaw, . . ' 1: we X ' 4 - we 1 'i A f , 1 ' M I .fd 4' Qu' 9 . 43 r I 'fy V 3 df, f ,ef V ' I . 1, Q, , 1 5. ',.-7 4 0: : K - 4-1, 'i f-- L SENIORS I 1 U First Row, l-r-Virginia Baner, Connie Morgan, jan Silver. Second Row, l-r4Lou Testen, David Frie, Bob Dake, Jack Ruggles. To these, our senior class officers, for the finest year that the Class of 1955 has enjoyed, we owe a debt of thanks. Miss Helen Brown and Professor Leroy E. Bugbee have been our able advisers. 1 Nl 0 ff 5 F' CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS HISTORIES Five years to remember . . . many memories . . . good and bad times . . . such fun to look back on . . . Sub Freshman . . . largest class in history . . . strange surroundings . . . those dreaded initiations . . . roll up those pants . . . Prof. Eavenson's knuckleheads . . . elections . . . Buckman and Burkhardt chosen president and vice-president respectively . . . intramurals . . . Commanches, Thunderbolts, Tigers, and Yellowjackets . . . class column-Sub Frosh Bosh . . . scandals . . . couples seen together quite often that first year-Loucks and Valenti, Bierly and Snowdon, Nelson and Slattery . . . Blue 85 Whites . . . boys on one side, girls on the other . . . first prom . . . first tux . . . get me out of this monkey suit . . . not too hot spook on the social side . . . first taste of exams . . . not the last . . . dancing school . . . year progresses . . . almost vacation time . . . class party . . . Glen Summit . . . end of great year . . . four more to go . . . Freshman . . . old pro's . . . another largest class . . . Snow- don chosen president . . . sports make a big play . . . Squires' football boasts Popky, Miller, Shaffer, and Lloyd . . . girls hold their own in hockey . . . Antelopes, Nighthawks, Terrors, Warriors, and Owls make up intra- murals . . . Rozie's parties . . . class no longer anti-social . . . Sport Dance and Sweet- heart Prom well attended . . . many new faces mark one of the most noticeable changes in the class . . . another year about gone . . . class party held at Harvey's Lake . . . Sophomores . . . moving up the ladder . . . Slattery elected president . . . same faces with the addition of Snowdon on gridiron . . . Toledo, Nelson, Hughes, and Quin join the j.V. cheerleaders . . . Roberts and Stevens represent us on girls' basketball team . . . boys' basketball stars Valenti, Davis, Perkins, and Shaffer . . . swimmers were Coston, Miller, Lloyd, and Slattery . . . Christmas vacation . . . many social events . . . Northrup and Ruggles sport the latest styles . . . St. Stephen's Dance . . . back to school . . . just in time for exams . . . offset by Mid-Year Prom . . . once again well represented . . . Dave Clemens joins Opinator , 'inl- f 't-M, , X Ivins 1 F Wiillq basketball team . . . Dake and Bill Schaeffer as matmen . . . J. V. cheerleaders, headed by Roz Nelson, were Wywiorski, Bierly, Mor- gan, Hyman and Toledo . . . Hughes and Quin helped the varsity . . . mad rage for stuffed animals . . . cramming for mid-years . . . Punky's punch party . . . prom . . . Lloyd, Miller, Popky, Slattery, Gluckman, Coston, Busckman, and Van Duesen as tank men . . . garters from Cornell . . . May Day . . . Miss Loucks as Alice in Wonderland . . . Donna, the Cheshire cat . . . second sport dance . . . class party . . . wonderful time, thanks Cledie . . . boarders attend, how? CLASS HISTORY 'Ygl v 'Fi . . . Buckman stars in tennis . . . class of '55 moves on . . . two more years remaining . . . upperclassmen at last . . . new faces . . . old faces . . . P.G.'s . . . first big event, elections . . . Miller emerges victorious . . . Wywiorski and Snowdon as veeps . . . ex- changing of rings . . . Northrup's harem . . . fall sports . . . Humphrey, Minichello, Miller, Snowdon, Cam Shaffer, Coston and Popky on the gridiron . . . bus trips to Cornell . . , Hyman, Nelson, Roberts, Hughes, Arm- strong, Barney and Quin on the undefeated hockey team . . . sport dance . . . everyone dashes for footballs and hockey sticks . . . parties galore . . . Blue and White . . . escap- ing through windows . . . class books . . . Is this a dagger which I see before me . . . Prof. March and the witches . . . Christ- mas vacation . . . New Year's Eve at St. Stephens, per usual . . . winter sports . . . Valenti, Davis, Cam Shaffer, Murdock, Trethaway, Frie and Pulling played on the Q no C - .l .,.. 1 .mx W, ' . COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEE: First Row-Sally Bierly, Carol Hyman, Mary Fischer, Marilyn Keefer, Lew Buckman. Second Row-Bob Faunce and jack Tamulis. . . . knitting argyles . . . last blast, the senior campus . . . Pottsville makes its usual show- prom . . . a few juniors attend stag . . . ing in the dorm . . . chapel begins . . . so do another fabulous year ends . . . everyone orations . . . first honors go to Tom Williams tired, but happy . . . seniors in three months with Cokie Baum a close second . . . every and two days . . . at last . . . the big year Friday- Opinator . . . editor Dave Clem- . . . seniors at last . . . only nine more ens, with janee Armstrong as associate months . . . new personalities introduced on SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE: First Row-Ida Baum, Peggy Smedley, Sylvia Kehoe, Lynn Herskovitz, Steve Gluckman. Second Row-Frank Slattery, Harold Snowdon, Jack Ruggles, and Bill Stutzman. ,, Q9 Ft 7 ww ,,f fx L 725 at is. il . 4 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Fzrst Row Nancy Qum Lourse Loucks Marxlyn Keefer Second Row Fred Malkemes Jack Ruggles Bob Dake Ben Jones Dave Clemens and Dave Conrad edxtor and jack Ruggles busmess manager sixteen semors on the board Drulx Lushwell makes hls debut not long before electrons campalgnmg ballot 1n re ballotmg F me chosen presl dent axdmg hxm Morgan Dake Baner Testen Ruggles and Sxlver Honor Court gets Dlgger Snowdon and W1ll1e Schaeffer Blue and Wh1te begms Commlttees prcked Jame chalrman first one farmer dance success Donna dances need we say more? can can chorus sports take the 11me hght usuals on teams Bermuda shorts at game 3 demerlts game at Kmgston Stadlum thanks to the fathers booster club Mxmchello as honorary captaln Mxller most valuable player Halloween Blue and Whxte wexrd costumes Bonfire Blast A1 Anderson and crew supply muslc Clete and Sal Frank and Joyce Dave and Keef Mort and Hymle janee and W11l1e B111 and jan good tlme had by all more oratxons Thanks glvmg vacatxon seen on Prof Bugbees board Only 12 more shopping days txll Chr1stmas hurry ' Class pxctures dramatxc club play good actmg Captaxn Janee of the hockey team Chrlstmas dmner Carol s1ng1ng Blue and Wh1te Twas the Nlght Before Chrlstmas have a cool yule and a frantlc first everyone Sylvla s Dance swell tlme had by all Conferences College boards debates well glven with the Independents emergxng vlctorlously crammlng for mld years swlmmxng team off to a good start February 4 the Sweet heart Prom fabulous Mark McKune s Rug and Gmny Nancy and Spud Punkre and Cap M1m1 and Dave F r1e Hymle and Dave Clemens Joyce and Bob Jan and F rank99 Druh IS gettmg lower yes gxrls now dont be catty Oratorlcal contest xntersoclety plays Lehlgh tournaments Apnl Fool s Day and Easter vacatmon 10 glorxous days agam we return the last lap May Day beautxful queen and her court Athletxc dmner declamatlon contest the last week semor pr1v1leges exams the 6th 7th and 8th rehearsals June 13th class day baccalaureate commence ment tears Slllglng of the Alma Mater yes we ve fimshed wxth our hlgh school years see you at Reunions V X' 9' v A 4 M, . , 4 T sq : . - ., . y . . i n , 1 v I , ' . u u u ' - ... 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I an acc .D , oss D . , . , ' ... 9 ' ' ' . . , . -nu Y . les . n , l, . ... --- D , , , - as - - - - ! n n u u 1 u . ,, . ,- . . . , , SARAH ATWELL ALDEN a resxdent of Shelburne N Y Swetlandxte for two years It gets you way down deep basketball volley ball and PGs are the three top lrkes member of the Mrxed Chorus plannmg to study Medrcal Theology at Elmira College JANEE ANN ARMSTRONG Janee Wilkes Barre resxdent a 55 ongmal beautrful and bramy M1ss Amerrca of?? lrablel popular cashmere sweaters dreams of a trxp to Europe assoczate edxtor of the Opmator hockey star Bryn Mawr IS hen goal future undecrded VIRGINIA LORE BANER Gmny our gxft from Syracuse beautlful beautxful brown eyes McLeans roommate Swetlandlte for two years Plattoman presxdent llkes jackxe Gleason and Jaguars tall dark and handsome males detests math well now occupatnonal therapy Syracuse here she comes MARY ANN BARNEY eyes that sparkle hlgh marks S5 ongxnal Oh laws Bermuda shorts sport cars shoes Annual Board Opmator Board hockey Blue and Whlte commxttee wx make a fme cardlologlst Vassar or Bryn Mawr Ks fi .fbi -f 7' if 1705 5-pq, 1 f' Sl... 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' ' 'll ,.,,,, .W A v ,' - , 5. fan , K A ,ft N-f MARILYN ANN BERMAN Chrpre Swetlandrte smce sophomore year ms chrevous lrkes cars clothes golf and mos of all men dlslxkes snobblsh people and 6 30 bell come now we all have to go sometrme to Penn State future uncertam SARA R BIERLY Sal wrth the honey colored mop foops' we mean pony tall SS orrgmal cheerleader assoclate edxtor of the Annual mam ambntron to beat a Nash IH a drag race Lake Carey Custers last Stand Skrdmore and nursmg next year DAVID BLOCKER Dave Wrlkes Barrean well hked frrendly clothes food and women snobs dont rate football team s best passer star halfback fast man on the track P Cv future plans xnclude Cornell or Howard and pre medrcme JACOB BOLTZ Bull one of those Pottsvllle boys a handsome Carpenter man blond crew cut hrs mam n terest rs a certam grrl rn Pottsvrlle pet aversxons Semmary breakfasts and Frrday meals that crazy plard hat Annapolis and a career m the Navy Nur' is Qan- E' Q JZ-4 v u v CATHERINE PARK GIBSON BRADLEY Krtty came to Sem m 54 blonde VIVGCIOUS Swetlandrte natxve of Nlrddletown Delaware actxve un dorm lrfe Holy Cow hamburgs mrlk shakes and sports Dlsllkes gossrp member of the ,I V basketball team career rn merchandxsmg next stop Duke JULIA BRANIN juhe comes from Phxladelphra a boarder srnce sophomore year Good natured friendly sports and partxes rate hugh pet averslon to gushy people and studymg thrngs arent as bad as they seem future dreams mclude the U of P and a career rn nursmg PATRICK T BRENNAN Pat Tall Irxsh lad one year P G partrcrpates rn football and track ardent sports an thrrves on good home cooked food tests studyrng How about that? can do wrthout early classes future studres at Fordham Umversrty FRED BROKENSHIRE Brody one year Post Grad fun to have around always joking drxves around rn that blue Chevy convertxble lxkes sports especially football hates those short lunch periods and gettmg up early Penn State to prepare for a career rn engmeermg ELIZABETH ANNE BROWN Betsy frrendly smrle e P 81, J answer to a perfect customer always there Oh dear came to us from Forty Fort Hrgh School vrm vrgor and vrtalrty loves Bermuda shorts and hrgh socks plans to attend Graceland Junror College rn Hamonr Iowa to study physrcal therapy LEWIS TAYLOR BUCKMAN Lew orrgrnal of the class of 55 that blonde harr lrkes huntrng frshrng and swrmmrng va uable member of the tennrs and swrmmrng teams humorous Hey what rs thrs9 cant stand homework to R P I and a career engrneerrng NEWELL BUTLER Newell resrdes at Clark Summrt well lrked warter Squires Wrestlrng Team for three years one of the pamters Mrxed Chorus lrkes grrls drslrkes strrct regulatrons placed on boarders Keystone Junror College to study mer chandrsrng then on to Ohro Wesleyan lip 4Q-g S-and 'Pu 1'-c, 1 Ti? JOHN JOSEPH CAPONE 5 Johnny frrendly smrle and manner harls from Prttston four year loyal Amphrctyon lrkes especrally grrls cars and musrc grrls who smoke Just arent Has hrs own band Career rn medrcme at Unrversrty of Pennsylvanra dll'-ul .4 rang PQ, DAVID BOWMAN CLEMENS D frve year man on campus keeps the Oprnator runnrng smoothly lrsts early mornrngs school regulatrons and deadlmes as drslrkes Oprnator barbecues and people are among hrs A-N' lrkes next year on to Wesleyan and study for the mmrstry RALPH CHASE Horse an Easton lad Carpenter resrdent for two years always frrendly quret and tall says he lrkes grrls cars and basketball rs 42, E, only objectron rs to Semmarys early hours on to Prmceton future lawyer HENRIETTA COHEN Henrre Wrlkes Barre resrdent drg that crazy smrle female Paderewskr Oh Prof tall drstrngurshed boys lrkeg French frres Manager of the Annual actrve rn school affarrs f and steak a four year student Busrness 1 I-'J QQ' on to Penn State or Syracuse DAVID RICHARD CONRAD Drck harls from Scranton well lrked tall blonde quret Opmator Board cant stand weekend study hall or Monday morn rngs readrng and attendrng plays rank hrgh rn hrs lrkes plans to be an Englrsh teacher to Yale ' ' LL 'll . . . . . . 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' . . , on vm 07' hw N--an -me-' N-' THOMAS DAMIANI Tom tall dark and quiet well lxked mhabltant f Plams four year man dxshkes excessive homework just fnve hum huntmg fishmg and the great out doors Squxres Football Wxlkes to pursue engmeermg or teachmg ROBERT EDWARD DAVISON Monk A future Admxral from Upper Darby wrestlmg and track teams likes good food especxally steaks sports dancmg naturally women doesnt go much for pony taxls Bermuda shorts or Sem hours I hear you on to the Naval Academy MARCIA ANNE DeFLAUN Marcia a Towanda dweller two year Swet landrte an outgoxng personalxty great basket ball fan Cornell brothers member of the W Club and Blue and Whxte Commnttee on to Vnrgmna Intermont College and a career merchandnsmg MICHAEL DeGIROLAMO Mxke came to Sem last year from Ransom lakes sports spaghettx, and gurls has made many appearances at Blue and Whxte wxth hrs fabulous accordxon also plays the saxaphone plans a career m engnneenng at Lehxgh ANTHONY COOK Tony cute P G from Mahanoy Cnty Pa quxet but very socxable well dressed lxkes food Jokes another 10 oclock curfew opposer likes all sports especxally basketball hrs future plans mclude engmeermg at Lehlgh WILLIS DON COSTEN JR B1 handsome football player four year man keeps everyone well fed has a way wxth women football swlmmmg and women rate hrgh homework demerxts and regulatxons are out good head for figures Chmmmml on to Prnnceton Umversxty LESLIE ALICE CUTHBERT Cut Cut Southern belle from Kayford West Vxr gxma beautxful brown eyes full of fun! I-Ilya Yank boys and dogs rate hxgh as lxkes Sunday medntatxon and homework Dramatic Club vetermary medrcme at Ohlo State ROBERT DA KE Bob one of those notorxous boys from Carpenter Gods country Ithaca whyd you do crew cut PJ veep of semor class wrestlmg lxkes sports steaks and cars dxslxkes mclude women hah' headed for Cornell of course xn- 'Nu il-nur rx Pl! nv f ','T' 'PT I-gf 'N 'QP' .aug 4-...dun K' ,mf W 4--4--P ROBERT FAUNCE Bob came here from Philadelphia as a junior that crazy Beach Patrol Jacket studies dill gently enjoys touch football likes girls spends his summers recovering from work at Sem fhes not the only one and having fun Princeton or Dickinson and engineering LILLIAN HILDA FISCHER L1 Halls from Plymouth blonde hair friendly I cant stand it anymore' drives as around m her heap pizza those sorority meet mgs Adelphian plans to attend Syracuse or University of Michigan wants to mayor in English and psychology or history MARY MARGARET FISCHER F ish that friendly smile and winning personality well awright actually the thing of it is cashmere sweaters Bermudas high socks likes crew cuts behmd the music at Blue and White Annual Biography Board next year political science at Elmira EUGENE EDWARD FITZPATRICK Fitz that red sweater gives him away Pottsvxlle personified likes 5 pm Friday to 5 pm Sunday Miss Andersons mechanical drawing class down with Sem meals early curfew The weeks are too long plans on a Naval career ANTHONY DOMIANO Tony . . . Little Tony . . . two year student . . . his interests include girls, cars, food, and sports . . . likes studying CPD . . . main dislike is conceited people I' . . . on to Penn State , . . pre-medical course ' . . . then Dr. Domiano. ROBERT DOMINICK Bob came to us as a junior from Plains known for his five oclock shadow at 8 am likes girls cars hamburgers and sports can live without excessive homework I dont believe it future plans Kings or Wilkes and engineering BARBARA MAE DRASHER Barbie quiet and shy at first always ready to help sweet personality Wilkes Barre resident likes include sports music and fried chicken member of the Glee Club Cvolly oh' gee University of Pennsylvania nursing and a major ln pediatrics ERNEST JOHN EHLERS Ernie Pottsvxlle enthusiast two year Carpenter ad a great asset to the Knights football squad terrific dancer H1 doll partial to foot ball and track thick Juicy steaks dislikes liver headed for a career in engineering next year Midshipman Ehlers .3 rv' v-'47 'var T' M if lg. L' I ie , , , . . . . ' ' KL 1 ' ' ,Y . . . , . . . .. H fb, ' ff? - 1 ' ' - - n - ,, - . . . . . . . , . . . - . . . , . . . . . . . h L . . , y J H , - 'lk W- sf, f l . . . . . . img? ' - is 1 ' y - 5,t'fz?gqsjk . ' - 1 H ' ' I I 12225224 . . . . . . - - ,,Ufs1:,7f.vN . . .Vi affair any . . . . . . M?'lg5 N ml ' ' ' ' ' ' ' m e 1355. ' . .' ' Lf P i+fz, .4 - H .L - - - H 1 . . . , . . . . . . . . it g . ,K . . . . . . . , . . fl v Dxck a well llked member of the Carpenter clan 3, 'EN he can dance too Lafayette or Penn State 4. Sherlock Holmes II a future wlth the F B I ,Af 'E af' bn 'gf E Q? ,.f Wm ! -7 JOSEPH JOHN GERSTLE oe one of the boys from Kingston ta D A can usually be found hangmg around the Hurry Back hkes fast cars glrls and good food real cool cat future plans mclude Kmgs College and a career m engmeermg JAMES MICHAEL GILRAIN rm one of the New Jersey boys that Carteret accent handsome Irishman crazy crew cut procrastmatlon persomfied Blue Kmghts foot ball regular goodness knows Bmgo pet peeve-bemg tucked ln at 10 p m ambxtron to study at Rutgers and make a mllllon STEPHEN GLUCKMAN Flonda Steve guess where hes from? frrend of all Squrres football and swlmmmg those publxc speal-:mg speeches on Spear Frshmg lxkes just about everythmg but rich people and stuck up girls on to the Umversxty of Florxda to study law RICHARD MARK GOLDBERG Duck an old txmer at Sem ongmal member of the class of '55 Amphlctyon member and former basketball manager lrkes almost everythmg ex ceptmg Upszlon Lambda Ph: next year the study of law at Dxckmson . 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BARRY LAMAR GORDON Skrp Schuylkrll Haven Pa blond crew cut blue eyes I guess we better get up Jack lukes sports bull sessxons and spaghetti Could do wxthout pegged pants D A s Sem lunches and Jlm Valentines Jokesf77'?D engmeermg at the Naval Academy ANTHONEY FRED GRIGALUNAS Tony Navy veteran longs for a chance to fimsh seeing the rest of the world photography Saturday dates and summer sports rate hrgh long haxr musxc and loud clothes are out future dentxst w1ll call Penn State his alma mater ANN WEYLER GUCKELBERGER Gucky that good lookmg grrl from Forty Fort nerghbor of Prof Abbot those hen partzes cant abxde concerted boys a Semmarlan for four years partlal to German food French Spamsh MARY WOLVERTON HAAS Woolre a four year gxrl keeps ahve the sprrrt of revolt a worthy member to the cause Platts sports and people rate hlgh can do without bells dements and study halls watchful guardran of Genettr Penn State next year YZ? '-f-P V54 canvas- ff? -101111 '5Z.1?' his RICHARD JOHN HANDLEY Duck came to Sem m 53 from Kmgston quxet class philosopher has no dlslxkes musrc m any kmd shape or form 18 always great loves to dnve that green grasshopper next year Lehigh to prepare for the mmrstry JOHN WARREN HAWTHORNE Jack came to us th1s year from Brooklawn N J those brg blue eyes wme women and song abhors knee socks and the early hours Friday and Saturday nights thats hfe partrcrpates m basketball and baseball a future engrneer at Annapohs OLIVER HENDREN Ollie another P G from Valley Forge tall and defmxtely good lookmg popular regular on the Kmghts football team lxkes motor boatxng a typxcal resident of Carpenter drshkes lights out next year Annapolxs Anchors Away LYNNE MIRIAM I-IERSKOVITZ Hersky the red bug sunny dlsposltlon conscrentnous student four year Semmarxan partral to sensxble boys Comell lrkes Cashmere sweaters and helicopters CPI get wxth xt Annual and Opmator boards sympathetic to others' problems college undecxded . furure xncludes the study of mathematxcs D A. . . . , . . . . , U .. U A . . . , , . . . I '- ' ' , ,4- . . , . ' ' ' . . ' qi 1 . . . , ,, , . . . ft u ' n ' I , . . . . A . . . I , , . , ' , a and German . . . Sem's loss is Oberlin's gain. 7 l . ' ' Q I A , , . . . Iv, . . , . . 1 . y . . , 7 . . U i E A . . . ' , . . . . . , . . . , . . . ' at 1 ' as ' ' 6 , . , . . A 4' V . ' u . n - ll ll ' ' ' B Vs 'fi Inv- 'lib 9 bf' Ofc...-ff' Q.-.f-1.-fp' Ill ' v MIRIAM MEREDITH HUGHES Mxmx vlvacxous Swetlandxte A 55 ongma males sports and Pembroke lead the lxkes pe aversxon-dements Cknock knock, Varsxty hockey and cheerleadmg Hockey trxps week ends and Annapohs make hfe livable next year Pembroke LORING CHARLES HULSLANDER Larry came here m 53 from Carbondale track lxkes women food huntmg and mght 1 e Lets eat tall blonde cant stand s11ly females bells and hard work dont rate Penn State for a career m aeronautical engmeermg I LEIGH HUMPHREY Morbre Prof Eavensons protege named Morbre due to hrs vxvacnous O90 personality a five year man a Blue Squxres regular football cars Nantxcoke lnsts typxcal Semx nary pet peeves-homework Monday mommgs etc next year Bucknell CAROL ANN HYMAN Hymxe Ahoy matle what a character' more tun than a barrel of monkeys another '55 orxgmal varsxty hockey weekend at Cornell 119562 the life of every party hopes to take up medxcme at Wellesley or Cornell 495 T ,A :ww f if '15 wa va MICHAEL HOBLAK Mxke gxft of Hanover Townshzp mquisntwe that crazy laugh likes range from away base ball games to classical musxc Blue Kmghts base ball manager Athletrc Councxl Take t easy' S5 ongmal hrs goal Penn State or Umversuty of Scranton career m medxcme JOHN STEVENS HOLDEN Zeke one of the Green Mountain Boys Darte Hall resldent smce 51 now thats a terrxblc thmg quiet respected and well llked huntmg trappmg and anythmg to do with Vermont dnslxkes Sems soft boxled eggs and gym classes horticulture at Cornell or Umversuty of Mame JOHN LEWIS HOPEN Jack post grad from Havertown Pa hkes swxmmmg cross country basketball and track Interested m pencil sketchmg pet peeve wxse guys and busy bodxes lakes apple ple hates eggs will prepare for the mxmstry at Washmgton College Md or Susquehanna Umversxty EDWARD PATRICK HOURIGAN Eddxe blg Ed from the strcks would make an xdeal husband experxenced babysltter and dlshwasher live year man H1 Doll' Squxres baseball gurls food and sleep plans mclude Holy Cross and a career as a coach and teacher 42.2 'G' x 91' p-all ,rf SfK'gf,,4- ' -I . . . , . . . ,, i 4. ,, , . . . K B , X , , A ? , 1' ' ' 1 an r ga K . . . Q . . . , , - t ,t . . . , , . , . . , . F .1 I . - - - ' .0 ' V . . wffh se r 'Y ' '- - vi' ' ' J . , - , , . . . n .c:- rag , ,V ' Q . . . . . . .1 1 ' . . . fif- Aff' 9 . . . 1 2 H , - .. a ,, '- ,, K - - - ' . . . , . . . . , ' ' 1 ' .Z :M X u . . . , , . . , t . . . , - , ,F 'vm ww ' 1 . . . , , , l'f u 1 n x ' ' ff, , ' f ' 1: f ... ... , ' ' ' ' . A ' W2e1zzf:f2ge.1t-141241: -,af-fg .1 f 1 V A' A V ,Ll . ' , I 4 .. - ,. . - - - of ' ' - ' ' , A V y ,V - . . . . . - . ,A fgf'zVq',' Q ' f I ' ' ' 1 r ' f V, ' ' mf Vim ',:-,t:f'v- ' 'Tid- NW' an '5 BERNARD FRANK KARMILOWICZ Bemre that Jacket from hrs Alma Mater Swoyer vrlle Kmghts football player frrendly entered rn 54 Sure boy usual lxkes-gxrls also Olds especrally 54 models plans to attend Klngs Pomt the U S Merchant Marine Academy on Long Island MARILYN KEEFER Keefie well lrked Swetlandrte F F F F F you can be replaced etudrante francazse M1m1s roommate always ready to ard m creatrng chaos everybody s pal likes all kmds of musxc Mayday and the Creep tragedy our loss IS Wrlsons gam SYLVIA ANN KEHOE Zara from Centermoreland so much lxke her namesake four long years at Sem You re krddmg typrcal teenager Bermudas clothes M G s R I T dxslrkes arrogant people and drsparagmg remarks about the Irrsh on to mterror decoratmg at Connectrcut College for women BETTE SUE KLINE Susie one of the 42 orrgmals cute You can be replaced by a human member of the Annual Board lrkes range from Chrysler convertrbles and dancmg to-Algebra pet peeve people who pull my pony tall Goucher or Wellesley CLIFFORD WATTS JOHNSON Watts one of the Carpenter boys blond crew cut short quret chocolate rce cream 3 15 pm lrkes a certarn grrl at Mont clarr State Teachers College Hey' drslrkes two faced grrls and 10 pm future electrrcal engmeer at Lehigh BENJAMIN ROWLAND JONES III Ben usually found rldmg around rn hrs lrttle M G Sports Edrtor of the Opmator debater Annual Board huntmg sports cars bag prpes OD doesnt care for chemistry the Irish or College Boards wzll prepare to be a corporatlon lawyer at Pnnceton HENRY CRANE JONES Hank blond crew cut thrs Carpenter lad harls from Ashland Pa vacations movies and dancmg hugh I hate to get up so early' concerted girls just arent one of Sems great actors a future Drckmsonran JOHN STEPHEN KANUCK Butch tall good looking P G from Lansford P lrkes most sports ice cream and frrendly people plays basketball pet peeve--Semmary lunches drsllkes baseball and wrltmg plans to attend the Naval Academy career rn the Naval Arr Corps A T7 f Q 1- WH vs. AL U Ja.. 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V K 4, X, x U n , . . . an L - - 1 Q H . ll ' YI KARL LANDMESSER Karl Drg that crazy prpe crew cut and people who pull my pony tall Goucher or blue eyes frrendly square dancmg came to us two years ago lxkes all grrls Oh that smrle consrdermg Penn State as Alma Mater ROBERT ALLEN LAUFFER Bob always a happy grm Helen tops hrs lrst of lrkes Save your money drslxkes con cexted people and gxrls basketball member of the Glee Club and the basketball team harls from Nazareth Pa plans to attend Penn State to study polrtlcal scrence ROBERT LAZARCHICK Bob A member of the Pottsvllle corntmgent dark crew cut loves to loaf qunte human drslrkes that 6 30 bell homework Post Grad Theres Just somethmg about Colby gzrls track next year U S Naval Academy for Mldshrpman Bob Lazarchlck ALLEN LEACH Clark Summzt resrdent entered a a Junror lrkes arrplanes and radros he clalms no drslrkes a great admrrer of the opposite sex yeah yeah a Sem wrestler the future mcludes Tufts or Lehrgh a career rn electromcs 451591 'QM .xx A ga.-my Wi 'hav' Qwhf JOHN THOMAS LIDDY Jack always laughmg another one from New Brunswrck New jersey Ill be dlpped good lookmg lxkes women and sports Kmghts football and baseball only d1Sl1kC is 10 pm curfew Fordham or Gettysburg plans to be an F B I man ROBERT LLOYD Bob frxendly good lookmg qurte the Casanova summers t Nuangola gurls mlschlef drsllkes homework black Chevy 55 orrgmal one of our best swrmmers Squzres football team W' Club fellow consprrator Lafayette or Amherst next year a career rn engmeermg LOUISE MAY LOUCKS Weezy pert vrvacrous sparklmg personahty one of the orrgmals of '55 Kmgston resrdent lrkes red cars, horses, strawbernes, and prckles choom hockey Dramatxcs Club next stop-Cedar Crest and a career m radio and televrsxon FRED WILLIAM MALKEMES, JR Fred loyal Semmanan for three years member of the Opmator staH, Blue and White Committee, and Dramatrcs Club sports cars, Bermuda shorts, and women are among hrs lrkes homework, bells, etc, just don't rate mternatxonal relatrons at Lafayette next year - . n - , Q 'gpvx U ' . . . . Q . . . . . . . , r an , ' ' S t ' - v , j k? W 1754 vi, '. . , V, -, gg' . ig' ' . . KK I ' . u . . I ' 77 . Q Vi Al . . . ' ' . . . s W . . . , . . . . . . ' 5 . A - V X 125 . ' 1 KI ! ' ,I , . . . . . . A . . . . . - , ' I . . . . . . . a . . . , . , I . - if V V ' 1 ll Y x I ' ' ' . ' Z ' . ROBERT L. MARTIN Johnny . . . Sem profits which Evansville, Indiana, loses a great guy . . . crew cut . . . full of it . . . lots of fun to be with . . , basketball . . . football and knee socks . , . States Naval Academy . . . . then some branch of the service. . . . hates Bermuda shorts Knights' football . . . United RICHARD EARL Dick . . . hates to get up in MAURER the morning . . . soda, Pontiacs, skating, and water skiing are the spice of his life . . . four-year man . . . W Club . . . one of our best pole vaulters . . . You've had it! . . . immediate plans-Penn State. THOMAS EDWARD MCGOVERN Tom . . . curly eyelashes, the envy of every girl . . . came to us last year from West Orange, New Jersey . . . dislikes small arguments . . . plays football, baseball, and wrestles . . . likes people in general, food, and sports That's the way the ball bounces to Kings' Point College MARTHA MCLEAN Punky red headed question mark from Yarmouth Maine Honestly it was the most embarrassing thing that ever happened in my whole life tomorrow I m turning over a new leaf Chebeague Island dances Model T Fords next year Colby and commercial art YUX 'Hu-0 'Q-was? 4 f Puig 1' i 5'H3'S5 'Ni' YD' x fail lg -, ,. 3 E : ,M 19 -R' 1 fra T ,X Q02 s ...I ix -FF , v ii ti 1 J Q0 o- ' JOSEPH JOHN MENN JR Pepe P G from Wyoming Pa Wotta ya say Head? that green Henry J likes to tinker with jalopies pet peeve Tony Recupero member of the Naval Reserves volunteer Hreman likes all sports next year industrial engineering at MIT DAVID MICHANIK Dave resident of Wilkes Barre rather loud clothes likes Spanish science and science fiction dislikes essay tests plays cymbals in band lunchroom committee future plans at Lehigh or MIT physicist hopes to be first man to set foot on moon CLEDITH MILLER Clete original 55er Oh shoo bee do bee likes sports eating and females yes ma amj member of the football swimming and baseball team active member of the W Club and Blue and White next year Wesleyan or Duke-career in the ministry or engineering JOSEPH MILLER oe Pocono Pines the silent type 'Ill be glad when this year is over avid sports fan dying airplanes motor boating Spanish Sat urday morning study and Trxg homework head Joes het of dislikes next year-printing at Camegie Tech ' rf I . L' , . . . ' , 4' V ' ' ll CK , . - .. - - - , ' , 1 A if ,,,, 4 . . . , , ' - - . V ' -Qu I fun 7 A . . , ..: if - - , Y' ' :V -W n 1 y . . . tg-1 A . K W. ' A , ' rs , f - V , . , Q . I 'af . . . . 4' N, 6 if gi: ' - ' - ,Q f - A. f ., ily ' 2 .12 1- s r ,fs . , K , tv ' A . - - rv - ' 5121? I- . 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' f. f'.-,ai-.9511 K ,X ' - - - 7 Q ' , ' . ' i25:f:is1iL z-riff ' ' ' - ' - ,gm .:- :: - '. 5325.34-',.,,,..-L,,. , . , 'Hoi - . 25335 3r:,,,,25:gg:..E 2' ' ' 'lil ll' V V'-'. 131f3:1eae.11: ' K 1 '- -A 'g.y-:- 1.555 fszisifsfs , was ' S-sf: -2 BERNARD THOMAS MILLIGAN Bert Ocean Cxtys grit to humanrty You rdxot hkes mclude sports gurls and steak can t stand The Bell football and wrestlmg lrves f Q at up m Amencas Greatest Famrly Resort Buxcks Q f it and Fords on to the U of P ,Qi -wx:.:::' 7 fl? ROSLYN NELSON Rozre Kmgstomte orrgmal member of the class Sallys shadow hkes color blue Four Freshman Navy and partnes hates parakeets hockey co captam Annual and Oplnator Boards Secretary of the W Club three years a class officer on to Connectxcut College or Pembroke GEORGE A NICHOLS Nick a Clark Summit lad resides in Carpenter sharp wit Hay Fever Kid shmes rn basketball lrkes lots of money as somethmg agamst boys with long legs Youll never amount to nuthm undecrded about hrs future PHILLIP JOHN OCONNELL JR Phzl one of our South Wrlkes Barreans peasant peraonallzty well liked lrkes good ood can lxve without aauerkraut and excesslve homework four year man head manager of Blue Knxghts football team basketball manager Annapolrs and a career m engrneermg JOHN 0'DEA john halls from the boomxng metropohs across the raver short quxet well hked ardent Yankee fan lrkes good food and mstrumental musrc drshkes bug wheels football manager . thoughtful . . a four year man school and future plans undecxded MICHAEL ALBERT MINICI-IELLO Mrke calls West Prttston home popular mem ber of the class fnend to all lrkes sports and hamburgers plays football for the Squxres tant stand bells or concerted people wants to study dentrstry at the Umversxty of Pennsylvama CONSTANCE REECE MORGAN Conme that darlmg cheerleader vim vxgor and vztahty presrdent of the Adelphlans Oflglnal of the Class of 55 cant tolerate msmcere people haxls from Kmgston hkes sports cars and cashmeres that green Olds Swell 'W plans to attend Bradford Jumor College GEORGE MURDOCK ' George tall and lanky pleasmg personalrty well liked entered m '53 sports glrls and food head the list of lrkes stuck up people better stay away plays on Squrres football and baseball teams the future xs hazy 491. ' 1 ' ' V It . . ,, . . . , - - . , , . . . LK ll ' ' . . . , . . t V Q K' :A . . . . . 5: if-v-,Z it . . . . . . - V . , . . . . . . . I . . X . V im. t rh,, . , , . . WM ,- . . . - . . . . . . n wf , 1 ,fi -. . . . . . ' A ' . . . If 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 9? 5 fl . . . ' . . . . , , , . . . . . . . . I ll !Y - - ' xr 1 1 . ,, . . . , . . 9 ff ' 1 - VIN , cf f , , win-4' of 4122? 'OIF -qi- 'FFNW fu..-wf MINDAUGAS PETRULIS Mmdy came to us as a sophomore member of the Carpenter clan well lrked avrd sports an lxkes the usual-sports grrls and food can do without those str1ct regulatrons rmposed on boarders future plans undecrded SAMUEL STEPHEN POPKY am five year man from Wxlkes Barre Hows thmgs? Squrres football and swlmmmg star sports and Chrysler has aversxons to baseball and blg gxrls hopes to follow m his dads footsteps and become an electncal engmeer at Comell ROLAND L PRITCHARD Home IS dzstant Hazleton a tall quiet guy humorous lishmg, hunting and dancing rate hrgh w1th hxm hrs only dlslxkes are crowds You am t so dumb the future w1ll End him at Lehrgh later a successful engmeer! ROBERT ARTHUR PUDIM Pud another pamter artrstxc mtelhgent books and parties dxshkes people who think they are funny and gossrp asset to the Opmator active In Glee Club why take peanuts when you can have pretzels? next year Muhlenburg and brochemxstry nv lv-s ' -,., A S R., 0 f A S ... ' - . .. KK l ' Y! ' i ' ' . . . . , , . . . . . H . , ,, . . . U T CHARLES PULLING Chuck qulet member of the class good lookmg hails from Somervulle New Jersey lxkes basketball and played It here can t stand Semmary s bacon and eggs wants to study vetennary medxcme at exther Cornell Umversnty or North Carolma NANCY RUTH QUIN Nancy West Pzttstoman a 55 orxgmal that cute blond pep personahty head cheerleader Varsxty hockey member Cnvxl Court one of the Lake Carey gang black Buzck convertxble hkes all kmds of sports next year Connectlcut College ambltxon social work DONALD REED Don halls from Valley Vxew one year student a shght accent Valentmes roommate looks forward to weekends bowlmg enthusxast detests boxled eggs enjoys sw1mmmg gut m hxmmel headed for the Naval Academy someday Secretary of the Navy A FRANCIS RIOFSKI Frank blond crew cut Wxlkes Barrean Boy oh boy' sports cars Florxda and barbecues make lxfe enjoyable that turquolse Chrysler member of Opmator Board Annual Bxography Edxtor future blochemxst degree will come from M I T or Lehigh K' Q N... .534 SN 'E 'US' ,9- ,flu -if .-p,-uf .pf DAVID BUCHANAN RIVERS Dave mfectxous laugh ass1stant photography editor of Annual orxgmal member of the class I ve been had hkes Fords guns and huntmg has an averslon to school and concerted women plans to study for the mmxstry at elther Haverford or Harvard RUTH JOYCE ROBERTS Joyce ta slender has occupxed our lxked by all campus all her l1fe full of pep Lets face xt argyles anxmals sports records dxslxkes sllly people and study halls basketball hockey Opmator Board Goucher and cancer research JOHN GOULD RUGGLES JR J Rug' bxg man on campus fwe year man Drull Lushwell Antxque autos and records Opmator busmess manager Amphxctyon pres1dent and Class Hxstorxan B and W Comm1ttee Man thus boy really eats thls stuff up next year Amherst HENRY GEORGE RUSSELL Corky came to us from Jlm Thorpe Pa ta thm and very mtellxgent 0971 You guessed her Chester gals gultars grub guns Blue and Whxte Entertamment Commnttee pet peeve-lxver head walter Mxxed Chorus on to Englxsh Llterature at W1ll1am and Mary RICHARD MAX SALSBURG Moe a well known guy from Kmgston ta that crazy head of dark harr fun lovmg Who says so' sports food women hates loud women 55 orxgmal has partxclpated IH football swrmmmg and debates Syracuse or Drckmson future lawyer' FRANCIS WILLIAM SCHAEFFER W11l1e Easton Cnaturallyl llked by a Wheres the shadow? Yeah yeah likes sports the Shadow and pears aversron to book reports valuable member of the Kmghts football and wrestlmg teams crazy antrcs plans to study busmess at Lehrgh or Cornell ROBERT LEO SCHMIDT JR that crazy mckname- Honey bunny Ocean Cltys gr t one of the bxg boys from fourth floor Car penter l1ke dancmg basketball and Carole hmmm Hows your Grany Grumpi' wants to go home every weekend busmess at the Umverszty of Pennsylvama HERBERT ARTHUR SCHREMPP Herb Morrlsvllle Pa Jomed us as a freshman basketball Burcks good musxc lobster tarl dmners thxs resxdent of Carpenter has an aversxon to the 10 oclock curfew and Sem break fasts Buslness Admmxstratxon at Lafayette W..-ov fqu. o-sl ,910 5 - ' 11... It 11... A .. N 1 ' f, s . . .U .A 1 M Aalk , I -- .... .- I 'Q , 1 U.. ., . . 8 EWMJ . r I ,, 'V J ..'. .s .....- . ' if.:j :l,f -V , .LO otgr 4---s ,911 'W' E 4 'EW PHILIP D SI-IULTZ Phrl commutes from West Wyommg ta dark on the quxet srde good food ots of rest gurls of course only dxshkes are 8 oclock classes How about that' future navy man after Annapolzs an electncal engineer' JANET BARBARA SILVER an a resrdent of Swetland hkes mclude dogs Semmary Bull fwhat a combmatxonb only pet peeve IS bemg called Janet Treasurer of the Platts Semor Class Hrstornan hopes to major m psychology undecided as to college FRANCIS PATRICK SLATTERY IV Frank our most honorable esteemed exalted editor Oh Allah' Allah' from Wilkes Barre 55 ongmal drslrkes the cotton prckm Welsh an Irrshman through and through that red Nash gxrls President of Athletrc Council football swxmmmg Professron lawyer School Prmceton CELIA ANNE SLINGERLAND Flip resident of Swetland Eve feet tall loves parties TV and late hours fthat's Sem?D Mondays at 6 30 are out member of the Dramatic Club G R A and Blue and whnte weekends at home Cenough sardb undecxded career kwa :- 3..- if BARBARA RUTH STEVENS Earbxe Sugar and spzce and everythmg mce full of fun Oh man cats stlcky buns gardenmg drawing art edltor of Annual basketball Opmator Board future plans Boston School of Occupatxonal Therapy M' WILLIAM HOWARD STUTZMAN ' l Stutz famous geometry student came to us from Tower Cxty entered as a Jumor Nasty break gxrls Chevxes huntmg iishmg Down wxth that 6 30 bell' Squxres football forestry at the Umverslty of Pennsylvama JOHN CASE TAMULIS Jack one of the boys from Edwardsvnlle M, crew cut quxet lots of fun to have around sports women food dzshkes snobs bells and demerxts one of the Squxres star prtchers football Penn State or Lehngh engmeermg rs hrs chosen professnon LOUIS MARK TESTEN Mayor tall n good lookmg haxls from Kmgston semor class treasurer wmnmg smrle and terrlfnc personalrty been here smce freshman days no dxshkes plays football and baseball lxkes to study and coffee defimtely plans to attend Annapolxs MARGARET SMEDLEY Peggy that wmnmg smrle frrendly H1 t everyone resident of Kmgston no dxshkes oxl and china pamtmg likes summers at the lake Kmgs College and black Cadxllacs wants to major m Enghsh at Manhattanvllle College of the Sacred Heart AILEEN SMITH Aussy halls from Kingston a frlendly smrle or everybody those long eyelashes reserved clothes Lmcoln Caprxs muslc workmg wrth chxldren dlshkes superficxal people Annual Board Dramatxcs loyal Adelphlan speech therapy or dramatrc arts Syracuse or Duke HAROLD RONALD SNOWDON xgger orrgmal 55er real school spxrrt Presldent of the W Club football baseball all around student busy man-enough sard powder blue Chevy Morby s beau specxal mterest m Forty Fort Colgate IS the lucky school future funeral director ROBERT EARL STEIDLE one of the Pottsv1lle boys 5 2 eyes of blue cutest bow legs blond crew cut man agamst the world lxkes everything especlally sports Semmary gurls spaghett1 pet peeve Semmary regulatxons basketball P G plans on a Naval career W rw? ww 1 ,Ik 'saga ...N M ' . . . ' ' ' . . . ' ' o s -Q' , ' ' , ' . . . - S . . . . f . . . . . . W . . . l n a , . - - I Q . ' - .. U lv s u I I n A- Bob... ' ... ', U . . .U U . . ' ' X E . . . . . . . . . : T. ,l ff 43 'lf . . . . . . ,f H if :.A I blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . , warm, friendly manner ' .. ,, - A E ' ' 1 T-ve un- T' - A ,v V , 1 i ' . ' ,, Q W..- A -4 U f ' ' ' u Qflllw ,, .... X 9 , . , , , , . . . i . G . , 'f A 114 A . . . . . . . . . ' ' , , t' . . , . y . . . I, wi L -JI I , . . n , Sv . A ' A 1 P- W? johnny that great bag smxle quret pleasant dxsposrtlon well hked by all Jeepers cats plays piano for hrs own enjoyment Fords hamburgers basketball great asset to Squrres football pre med or busmess admlmstratron JAMES ERICKSON VALENTINE Chrrs haxls from that superb suburb Lansdowne tall n handsome fun lovmg What say meat?' lxkes to swxm m Harveys Lake wearmg khakxs hates Saturday mght curfews post grad Naval Reserve Kmghts football future plans mclude Naval Academy or Produgze Tech ROBERT RAY VAN HORN Bob hails from Dallas the pamter former wrestlmg star one of the Fellow Con sprrators sports food mrschref and of course gurls member of Annual Biography Board and Blue and Whnte Commrttee a future doctor at Lafayette or Johns Hopkms DAVID ELIOT WASSERSTROM Hook a popular personalnty on campus hails from Wnllres Barre never a dull moment przza basketball gurls entered nn 5 Dramatxc Club rn spite of his Oscar wxnmng actmg this lad wxll go on to study law at Lafayette or Drckmson HELEN MARIE TINSLEY Helen commutes from Glen Summrt that sweet and frrendly smxle reserved always a helpmg hand likes workmg wlth chxldren Lxsten dxsllkes snobbrsh people 55 orzgmal basketball Varsxty hockey manager nursmg at Mount St Vincent s-then SpCCl3llSt chrldren s care DONNA VICTORIA TOLEDO Dmg our lxttle dancer musrc dancmg and prckles well rts drfferent always a smzle and a good word drslrkes gushy people mtensely Varsxty cheerleading Dramatxc Club and Platts keep her busy Mrs Wamstems protege next Year on to Penn State LEO ERNEST TORRE Leo straxght from Rochester New York frxendly fun to be wrth likes the usual football sleepmg eatmg Hms unusual aversxon to women IS well concealed Blue Kmghts football Future Cornell Profession hotel management SCOTT TRETHAWAY Sotch resldent of Wyommg Pa entered Sem in hls Junior year great football and baseball fan lxkes the Yankees cant stand the Cleveland Indrans for corn sake quxte a guy w1th the gurls wxtty undecided as to college and career 'Q' ,wg 3. 'ef qs.f-t A 'QV li l l ll 1 ,, ' 4 ' u . s , 1. l . ' . . . , . . in ' I - . . . ' . - . I , I , . I n ' ! . , . s s s I . . , . Y . . , L s Q u I j s ' ' ' . . . s ... . . U - - 'Z Q . . ' . y f . . . . ' , . . , . . I . . . , ' . - rl n ' ' v . . . : ' . . . A . JOHN TERMIDY VALENTI, JR. I x I ' rfwffriil' . . . -. .. U V ' - u n . I - ,f . . . , , . PIL... ' - ' ... ,'fi'w.','k , . . . , my gp. , , , , 4 . , - . . ' ' S . J . . . . J, 3, . . Z,-f Q . . . I ,. R ' ll I YI ' u - . ,, . . . . . , , , , ' . . . . . . ' . . . ' ' 3 v . ' - l RALPH WETZEL Chad . . . one of the gang from Forty Fort . . . quiet . . . likes all sports, with football on top . . . girls and Seven-up make life more enjoyable . . . stuck-up girls are out . . . Squires' football . . . the future- Bloomsburg State Teachers' College and elementary teaching. JAMES THOMAS WILLIAMS Willie . . . hails from Lee Park . . . likes range from Lake Nuangola to girls . . . swimming team . . . Blue and White Committee . . . Tom dislikes those teachers . . . very talkative . . . witty . . . First orator . . . often in mischief . . . sailboat champ . . . the unobtain- able Cadillac . . . on to Harvard and pre-med. JOYCE LINDA WILLIAMS Joyce . . . one of our vivacious Swetlandites . . . very peppy cheerleader lists males, dancing, and good times as her likes always glad to add to the merry making in the dorm her goal is Bouve and a career as a physical therapist DONALD WITKOWSKI Don another Wilkes Barrean crew cut reserved nice to know music and food are his favorites dislikes conceit in any form the future is undecided hopes to further his educa tion after a hitch in the service pi.,-q-.-, 'KE 4-Q fl' r VV! Q4 G 'J' CAROL A WYWIORSKI Wy W1 Duryeas gift to Sem brunette vivacious full of pep lots of school spirit Dartmouth rates high on her list dislikes people who dont cheer at pep rallies Varsity basketball and cheerleading nursing at Geisenger Memorial Hospital pert little WILLIAM P YANELAVAGE Bi Kmgstonite good looking dark well liked by all easy going sports good food likes to dance dislikes include 10 00 curfew wise guys big wheels first year as P G Knights football wants to attend Rutgers future is undecided JOSEPH YANUZZI oe quiet Bangors gift to humanity avid Yankee fan narrow minded females and getting up early get on his nerves likes football and baseball plays both well Yea yea 411' next year will find him at Bucknell business administration WILLIAM R YOST Bully came to us from Tamaqua one of the weekend passes make life livable but take away Sem girls and Wednesday bacon wants to be a JH Ziff professional bum with a degree from Lehigh .f Lf ff' 11: r. . . I D . u JVM V I is 1 V X A X - . , U . . . . . . , , . , , . . . 7 l 1 1 1 ' , I 1 I ' 23, . . a . - - ' , I J . , . . ' I 'll' ll . . . . . . . , . . . J 1 iv . . . l . ' K- t' , boys from Carpenter . . . skating, getting letters, and 3:5313-32 t--1 - ' ' ' ' ,Im . . . f 'X f ffrevvffi ' ' ' . f- 112191, - , ,tf:3a:M,,es WILLIAM ROBERT PERRY ALFRED PIATT Tiny . . . big . . . that laugh . . , came here from . . . tall . . , friendly . . . hails from Plymouth Ithaca, New York . . , Knights' football and wrestling . . . likes good food . . . Is that right? . . . dislikes . . . That's what I always say! . , . likes food, Fall excessive homework . . . came here in '53 . . . that Creek fsection of Ithacal, and Ithaca High . , . has an quiet personality . . . wants to study electrical engineer aversion to trig, demerits and bells . . , hotel administra- mg . . . undecided as to college tion at Cornell. The dorm animals! The big four? Cokie and Joyce! Typical average red-blooded girls? One in every crowd! The figure! Waiting for Doris? Waiting for Daryl? GO, MSU, GO! Politicians. 'Hy 4 , L.: I or I 5 Ill, is in ?Y I U- 'mal fl-11,1 I J! 1Lft'f If y it 1 'A 'ilfigii 5. 1 elif' U 'nn it A1 an e 4 W J-6 IQ' 1'V r A h AE O. pf. xr Y' Hug ,. f 'QI .A , T f' ,:.-- 4 E-.V 9 ,p 5 ' 7 Q up I T v 0 af 'X' 4 , 'fd' x fr, er 1. 5. 1 Y .' 4 .. . Aww -Qin: i ' Q.. Watch the birdie, boys! The Pepsodent Smile. Oh, .i0Y! Seven-boy its hot! Charming Sophomore? The team in a huddle! Popky samples. Whipped Cream and Gidday up, Dale. Liberace! This way Cledief Canvt recall the name! The Beauts of Swetland. Lloyd and Joyce, 38 nl Most Pleasing Personality-Ginny Baner and Bob Lloyd. Most Intelligent-Mary Ann Barney and Francis Riofski. Most Flirtatious-Louise Loucks and Lou Testen. Mos! Likely to Succeed-janee Armstrong and Dave Clemens. Gigi Typical Seminarian-Ginny Baner and jack Ruggles. Most Ambitious-janee Armstrong and Frank Slattery. y i 5 , X -if H ' 1 . ' '7 .A ff ,yy 5 1 ict The Class Poll ' F V! ff' 'M ff, e' ,, xii is 5 . 52' lil! Biggest Heart Breakers--Nancy Quin and Dave Biggest Wheels-Nancy Quin and Frank Slattery. Best Couple-janee Armstrong and Bill Schaeffer. Best All-Around-Nancy Quin and Frank Slattery if Lf H31 2 I VE. r 9,5 1 ' : Wi' ffl' up 'Qi E 'f if ai 1' gf-3 n Q, -,- ty , f sie I : V -Q ai . if --1 ' in 'sii Most Talkative-Carol Hyman and Dave Wasserstrom Underclassman's Favorite Senior-Nancy Quin and Jack Ruggles. a Q gf: I if if gi .LQ . 'l , ' iv W. gi, 4 Q of the Class of '55 .. I ,Q ' f I ' 4 4. 5 A ,-, fl? V 1 L 741 1 4 aft l fs Egfr -g fl fr Viv' l 'g S 4 ,, ig N 1 5 - -'17-' With whom would you most like to be campused lor socializing-Nancy Quin and jack Ruggles. Best Athlete-Roslyn Nelson and Clete Miller. Most Popular-Nancy Quin and Frank Slattery m Wm v ,A fy , 1 . q, 4ff mv wr V, , . in Best Dressed-janee Armstrong and Ben jones. Glamour Girl-Play Boy-Louise Loucks and Bill Coston. f U ,, ' I ' b- 79 4 5 4' k .V f1?Jg1 pr I 1 . , 1 fsfsl Va us is v. 5 sw' 5 5 I f .au-1-L ' , . .Most Revolutionary-Carol Hyman and Frank Slattery. Most Humorous-Marilyn Keefer and Jack Ruggles. Most Diplomatic-Lynn Herskovitz and Ben Jones. Best Looking-janee Armstrong and Bob Lloyd. I I 1 I 2 wg., .' Most Mischievous-Mimi Hughes and Mike Minichello. ' 9 L il' I aj' 4 L fi Q If ' I 49 LMA MATER Where the Susquehanna! waters Kiss her golden sands, 'Mid the hills of fair Wyoming, Alma Mezter stands. lust bevond the busy humming Ot the bustling throng With lur head r used high to he ay en Looks she calmly on F zmous is her n :mf in story Through lie r honored ones Che rishc fl mem ry of ln r glory Thrills her nohlf sons All her sons h :ll r zlly round her True thc y ll ev er be Till they pl'1nt he r glorious b inner So that :ll may see CHORUS Ruse the chorus speed it onw 1rd Loud her praises sing H111 to thee our Alm1lVI1tfr H :il de ir Wyoming Find A Call 98 ohn Barncs Wells 97 SENIOR WEEK EXERCISES Commencement Rccltal School of Music Frlday Alumn1 Day and Alumm Day Dmner Saturday Baccalaurcate Exermscs Sunday Class Day and Annual Mcetmg of Cum Laude Monday Commencement Exercises and Semor Prom Tuesday unc unc unc une une June , A Z .X . I r V Q, ' l . 4 Q '. 5 1 ' . f, , 4 ' ' l 1 1 5 . s a 5 , ' ' . A ' ' . a , D Z , A . e X ,,, ' f , 1 ' A, 5 5 A , 1 ' , 5 ' . . , .. v Senior Examinations-Monday, June 6 .....,...,..,., Wednesday, J X A A ' . ' .........,......., ' f, J A ' ' .............,...... , J A A A ' ,..,...., .............. .......... , J A ' .......... . . , J W , 'va ,E J' It was a memorable day when we became upper classmen at last! The first major event of our class was class elections. The candi- dates waged fierce campaigns, but the results showed Bob Smith as president. The vice- president's were Sue Sunday and Dave Ayers. Don Roberts was treasurer and Pat Greene, secretary. The class historians are Mary Jane Sunday and Lee Ohlman. Char- lotte Perkins, Jim Karembelas, and Kelly joe Mather represent the juniors on the Honor Court. Hats off to our gridiron stock, such as Mike Feinberg, Kelly joe Mather, Bob Busch, Al Corrozza, Bud Howes, Don Roberts, Hoppy Rowlands, Dave Shemanski, and Bob Smith. Charlotte Perkins, Rita Bis- contini, and Sue Sunday, playing on the varsity, and Dolores Lundy, Faith Edwards, and Flora Giovannini, playing for the jay- Is it lime or strawberry, Flora? JU 1oR CLASS JUNIOR OFFICERS D. Ayers, B. Smith, L. Ohlman vees, all fought hard to make the girls' hockey team successful. Remember the Bon- fire Blast, which was attended by Helen and Bob, Ellen and Lee, Patsy and Bob, and Dale and Jimmy? The Juniors dominated the Squires' basket- ball team. Congratulations to Jack Bona- vich, john Butcofski, Ray Davis, Joe Elin- ski, Bob English, Carl Hanky, Bob Lupcho, Lee Ohlman, Don Roberts, Bob Siegel, and Art Sherwood for a swell job. Three Juniors were great assets to the girls' basketball team. They were Sue Sunday, Charlotte Perkins, and Connie Yahara. The members of our class in the Mixed Chorus and the Triple Trio are to be con- gratulated for their splendid work. Our many thanks to our class adviser, Prof. Roberts, for his advice in making this year one we shall never forget. Well, son, this looks mighty bad. 'W First Row-M. J. Sunday, P. Greene it S. Sunday. Second Row-D. Roberts ning lil I'm a reporter. My job-collect the facts. The report you are about to read is true: only certain facts have been omitted to protect the innocent. It was fall. Sports began. On the hockey teams were: Varsity-Mackie Tinsley, Susie Jones, Gail Hutcheson, Dinny Burnside, and Gail F unkeg on J. V. were-Ann Bird, Louise Bertels, Carol Barney, and Claire Trethaway, captain. Jane Muncy was J. V. manager. Our brave and courageous football players were Dick Jones, Bob Smith, Joe Slattery, and Bill English. Cheering them on to vic- tory were the Squires' cheerleaders cap- tained by Ellen O'Connel1. Alta Lou Hall and Juliet Howells sang in the Triple Trio. Then came November and elections. After the smoke rose and the battlefield quieted, Wes Franklin was our president. November's class hayride - Dum-Da-Dum-Dum. Such couples as Alta and Jimmy, Susie and Why don't you come up and see me sometime? H flaunt! .ii '53 CLASS . P' r777'4f:g SOPHOMORE OFFICERS First Row-G. Funke, D. Burnside non, W. Franklin. Murray, Ellen and Jack, and, of course, Dick an-d Mackie attended the first Sport Dance. Marianna Riley, John Dimond, Carol Barney, and Louise Bertels worked on the Opinator. Winter came-no snow. Brenda Zeller, Susie Jones, and Gail Funke played Varsity basketball and Gail Hutcheson, Judy Decker, Mackie Tinsley, Carol Teplitz, and Claire Trethaway played on the J. V. team. Dick Jones played Varsity basketball and Steve Davis, Bill English, Wes Franklin, Steve Swartzbach, Brignal Haines, Victor Greene, Bob Mazeleski, Sandy Padwe, and Nat Weisler played J. V. Our muscle-bound wres- tlers were Ronnie Cresko, Robin Dwyer, Bill Mathers, and Walter Dean. Joe Slattery, Bert Karmiel, and Larry Vernon were on the swimming team. Well, you wanted the facts- SO-THERE? YOU-ARE. Great minds are at work. wrmwariuunuingm sg. J ,,, .,. if 'Q ?ia- ' H SOPHO ORE V' 3 .A Lf. , - ' x ,,4-. w Mx .. I I 9 ' fx 5 5 Q Si 9 ' f 519 45' 9 N al ka '45 vigvv, X35 32 Q 2 1 I ' QQ vqn,' E sf ? '9 ?5Mi '5l5'-1 i' I 'EW 1 in , 5 f 2 n-Qx Kgs, 1 1 A -v c x , 5 X Q . Q - 5 . v,- - . 0 fi 5 1 wg I . I 5 Listen, my classmates, and you shall hear A little chit-chat about this past year. On November the second of the year '54, We elected our officers in competition galore. So here they are as the final production, Our class leaders after lengthy discussion. First, Fred Ruggles, our ambitious director, COf course Helen Llewellyn will be his protectorj: Our assistant directors, Rosie and Barry, Are faithful and true and will sure never tarry? Now comes Miss E. Butts, our neurotic note taker, Who tears out your heart, but knows she's a faker. There's Stuart, our treasurer, who'll sure guard our money, If you don't believe us just ask his honey. Last but not least, your dubious writers, Adolf and Mary, two frenzied first nightersf' Our class has talent in the Field of athletics. We don't all stop with just plain calis- thenics, For there's at least one good freshman on every team. We're not nearly so backward as we some- L FRESHMA CLASS FRESHMAN OFFICERS First Row-R. Shea, F. Ruggles, M. Griffin. Second Row-S. Nelson, C. Mack, A. Herskovitz. times seem. Here follows a list of our future class heroes, Who burn up their energy like old Roman Nero's. Boys' basketball: Carl Roberts, Fred Rug- gles, and Jim Edwards. Girls' basketball: Mayi Daw-J.V., Carol Valenti-V., Diane Ringawa-V: Rosie Shea-J.V. Girls' hockey: Mayi Daw-J.V., Jo Brown- J.V., Jean Gibbons-JV., Diane Ring- awa-V., Rosie Shea-V., Carol Val- enti-V. Wrestling: Allen Bumaford, Arthur Rine- himer, Jack Pritchard, John Perkins, John Charlton, Michael Summer. Swimming: Caddy Brooks, David Evans, Steven Hellersperk, Richard Klein, Johnny Morris. Football Managers: Bill Klein and Arthur Rinehimer. Our talents go farther, to music no less, With Seminary colors as the working dress. Glee Club: Sue Justin, Jo Brown, Mayi Daw, Dotty Williams, and Linda Bryan. The Band: Richard Harrison, Betty Walker, Charles Yetter, Edward Griffith, and Lee J ones. Why so serious, huh? Typical members of a typical freshman class performing typical acts-nothing. is 8' 54' .ir ,J Wg. U -if X, . Q .rg ag gf Q 2 5 Q iqe:,Q ? V' li , saw a 1. ig' S 9 Ffa G Q9-is 4 I ' Q 1 'ax 8 Q I -191 tm, t . 'gtg 'U' 'Gi' I H ' 53 91616 wi Qs gms' Eglin' E as-an ' ,M 4 HN The men? Well now Sat mght exercxse Wasserstrom and harem Flora Where s your horse Funny Wheres W1111e3 Ready alm Ere' Jeanna and Blll the boys at work jumpmg., Beans Where s janec . ,Q 's..J -S. 'Q ,Y . ,,0. fl I' ' ,' i Xe l 3.-ugly ,ff - '. xxxx I x Q.-4,2 Love and Bier? ? ? ? Tc' t gs -4' , . ag IL -L W A , . 'R .R , Thay now! We're stuck, how about you? Three's a crowd! Mad COFTICS through! Watch the bird! What's the word? This is a professor? P ? XJ ii or Educated juniors! Scandal Sheet! ,U D it N ff' 49' Q ,F f ,P A 71 3 . W! F7 A E5-5 5 . 1 What a line, man! 'la '17 I f-N-M-, ,. The business room on the third Hoor of Nesbitt Hall. Prof. Quay is a friend and helpful instructor to all. THE DEA SCHOOL GF BU INESS The typing room is one of the largest in the Business School. Many of the Valley's outstanding stenographers have graduated from here, This year's class promises to have in its midst many to carry out the tradition of the School. :if ,t,, ,,,,,w,..ia Q: An integral part of Wyoming Seminary is its Business School. This school not only offers business courses, such as typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping, but it also gives the students well-rounded personalities. Students of the Business School are per- mitted to participate in all sports and social events of Wyoming Seminary. The large boarding department at Seminary is also open to business students. A student who wishes to enter the Busi- ness School is not required to have any previous training in business education. If one has completed a full preliminary aca- demic or commercial four-year course in a recognized high school, he has met the requirements for entrance to the Business School. X o e , 0 , 0 s o First Row-F. Siegel, D. Orazzi, A. Young, M. Brainard, J. Palsha, L. Bolonis, R, Meys, O. Legarda. Second Row-E. Bogan, J. Pelchar, P. Golomli, C. The length of time in which a student can receive a diploma from the Business School varies with the individual. A student with previous business training may Finish the course within twenty-two weeks, while one who has had no previous business train- ing might take a full school year to com- plete the work. The director of the Business School is Professor Ernest E. Quay. Prof. Quay heads classes in accounting, business mathematics, First Row-P. Savelli, D. Gay, M. Coucrt, B. Ander- son, C. Suda, S. Bernardi, B. Norris, R, Bermer, M. A. Linton. Second Row-J. Rogers, E. Czarnata, N, Coss, P. Haggerty, L. Silveri, S. Johnson, S. Cooper, L. Melberger, G. Stencavage. Third Row- rr 0 sl 'S Mickey, M. Gallagher, T. Lehman, A, Czszech. Third Row-D. George, R. Scott, M. Micklo, A. M. Wit- kowski, D. Sickler, business law, and penmanship. The ability of this excellent instructor can be readily seen by the many students Whom he has taught and who have become successful peo- ple in the business field. The students who complete courses at the Dean School of Business can regard their courses as one of the most pleasant experi- ences and the most profitable investments of their lives. D. Shiner, A. Yencha, M. Rossi, J. Sultz, D. Garber, M. Simoni, B. Davis, J. Schneiderhan. Fourth Row- E. Horanzy, J. Broody, J. Kozik, L. Thomas, J. Spirko, T. Ciecierski. Fifth Row-A. Casagrande, M. Smith, R. Wilson, R. Ercolani. y 9 ' ly , A ,I g il, hi ! ui Ram Say now! I never would have guessed! The Warden! Almost good! Tug of War! Lend me your ears! Happy little Senior! Famous Oratory! Look, who's coming! Glamorous Swetlandites! We have a theologian! You're so strong! Please, let go! Now, class, I have something to say! Please, just two! fi A ' 7 .00 Q9 l Q I Q 3 'wi A -4' ' iff v fgaw xx 4 H 'Q bf. ACTIVITIES EDITORIAL BOARD-Linda Hartman, Frank Slattery Sally Bierly, Prof. Brown. PHOTOGRAPHY BOARD-First Row-D. Dotte, D. Landy, C. Cantor. Second Row - C. Shaffer, J. Kantowitz. ART BOARD-B. Kurlancheek, B. Stevens, N. Raker. dh. Members of the annual staff at work. THE ANNUAL ANNUAL The yearly publication of Wyoming Semi- nary is entirely a student offering. Respon- sibility for its publication is placed on the shoulders of a student editor, who is chosen in the spring of the previous school year by his class. During the summer he has the task of mapping out the assignments for the fall. In September a contest for positions on the various Annual boards is held. Judging is done by the faculty adviser and the editor, without favor- itism, and is based entirely on merit and cap- abilities. T.he members are then assigned to the boards-sport, editorial, biography. Much time is then spent by them fulfilling assignments. Every Tuesday in Room 7 the boards meet. After school the editors can be found working in the Annual Room in Darte Hall. Here are collected Frank Slattery, the editor: Sally Bierly, the associate editor: Francis Riofski, the biography editor: and Jack Ruggles, the sports editor. A A yearbook not only has'literary material, but it also includes pictures. These snapshots supplement the articles. The editor of the photography department is Dick Landy. He and his assistants work unceasingly throughout the year to catch the students off guard. The art board of the Annual has Barbara Stevens as its editor. Under the capable guid- ance of Miss V. Helen Anderson, the art staff has made valuable contributions to the beauty of the yearbook. For many years the faculty adviser for the Annual has been Prof. Harold Brown. His endless and tireless interest in the construction and progress of the yearbook has helped to make it a first-class publication. The publication of the Annual is always looked forward to by everyone. First Row-N. Quin, j. Ruggles, L. Herskovitz. Second Row-A. Smith, M. Barney, S. Kline, B. jones. First Row-M. Keefer, F. Riofski, NI. Fischer. Second Row-M. J. Sunday, C. Morgan, R, Nelson. First Row-L. Loucks, S. Klein ,H. Cohen, L. Hers- kovitz, C. Baum. Second Row-F. Mittleman, B. Frederick, R. Biscontini, E. Schaeffer. Third Row-D. Landy, J, Feldman, B. Schaeffer. pil Y N-.f-1 First Row-J. Karambelas, D. Clemens, J. Armstrong. Second Row-F. Reed, L. Fischer, Prof. Shedleski, A. Smith, B, jones. . , . Q2 Y THE OPI ATOR Wyoming Seminary's weekly publication, the Opinator, is one of the country's most widely acclaimed secondary school publications. Con- taining editorials, literary material, humor, sports events, and news in general, it is no wonder that students are seen at noon on Fri- days buried in this magazine. Since its found- ing in 1883 by three of our societies, it has steadily grown, reaching a high point this year. Membership on the Editorial Board is at- tained through semi-annual literary competi- tion. In June recognition in the way of keys is given those members w.ho have done outstand- ing work for the Opinator. This year's staff, ably headed by David Clemens, editor, and janee Armstrong, associate editor, was com- posed of seven editors, three business man- agers, three class reporters, and eighteen board members under the guidance of Professor Wil- liam Shedleski, who substituted for Prof. Charles L. March, long time faculty adviser. The colorful and original covers were the work of the art students under the direction of Miss Helen V. Anderson. This publication is one for which the student body may well be grateful, for it offers opportu- nity for imagination, originality, and expression. We can all be proud of the fine Opinators and outstanding covers which were the work of this year's students. First Row-M. Reiley, M. Hughes, N. Quin, M. A. Bamey, R. Nelson, B. Stevens, S. Kline. Second Row- D. Conrad, M. Scureman, L. Herskovitz, P. Smedley, S, Bierly, F. Riofski, W. French. V My , , -s, :rw K N K . - t in u , L -1 xi if I if! J. Dimond, J. Ruggles, C. Perkins. ,K M 1? Z . , r V 5 'Ii ,ig J I an M W if pf if v t Q :O il.: wtf' Q i 33 5' f 'Ga vm! X 1 la CUM LAUDE SOCIETY The Cum Laude Society stands as a symbol of scholastic achievement. Wyoming Seminary's chapter of this national society was organized in 1930, and from that time on, Cum Laude membership has been the coveted reward for diligent study. Elections to the Cum Laude Society are held twice a year - at midyear and at the end of the year. The students eligible for membership at midyear are those in the first tenth of the Senior Class who have completed their Junior year at the Seminary and have attained a minimum general average of 88 or above, with no grade below 78. Those qualified at commencement are elected from the members of the Senior Class who .have completed their Junior year at Wyoming Seminary and have attained a general average of 85 or above, with no grade below 78. T.he members of the Senior Class elected at midyear were: Janee A. Armstrong, Mary Ann Barney, Lynne M. Herskovitz, Aileen Smith, Lewis T. Buckman, Frank P. Slattery, David M. Micahnik, Roslyn Nelson, Sally R. Bierly, David B. Clemens, and Francis A. Riofski. First Row-S. Bierly, R. Nelson, A. Smith, M. A Barney, L. Herskovitz, J. Armstrong. Second Row-Dr. Decker, L. Buckman, D. Michanik, F. Riofski, D Clemens, Prof. Bugbee, F. Slattery, Dean Adams. First Row-Prof. L. Bugbee, Dr. W. Fleck, E. Funke, D. Rosenberg, S. Hutcheson, M. Corgan, L. Engle, D Rosen, D. Miller, S. Skinner, M. j. Cvrifhth, A. Bray, S. Teller, Rev. Crayton, Miss E. Foster. Second Row- Dean Adams, Prof. March, J. Morgan, R. Hartman, P. Speth, D. Kofi, N. Kienzle, R. Flynn, B. Brown, Prof. Buntz, Dr. Decker. Third Row-A. W. Stremic, L. Higgins, Prof. Roberts, Prof, Hughes, Prof. Burt. Fourth Row-J. Sheehan, K. Thomas, A. Friedman. Fifth Row- D. Lucius, Prof. Brown, W. Pierce, A. D'Anca, P. Hyman. -vs-1 THE HONOR COURT The Honor Court, whose function it is to judge students suspected of being guilty of violating their honor pledge, has existed at Wyoming Seminary since November, 1926. The student body elects the members of this court, which consists of three members of the Dean School of Business, four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman. Prof. Hughes is the adviser. First Row-G. Hutcheson, C. Perkins, R. Scott, M. Hughes, P. Savelli. Second Row-Prof. Hughes, J. Capone, D. Jones, J. Karambelas, F. Schaeffer, H. Snowdon. x Yl'si THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The main function of this organiza- tion is to provide for the spiritual needs of the students. This year the associa- tion, led by Barbara Stevens and Don Parke, sponsored the Christian Associa- tion Reception, vesper services, and bi- monthly movies. In addition, a group was sent to the Buck Hill Falls con- ference. Miss Hull and Professor Flaherty acted as faculty advisers. First Row-S. Sunday, Miss Hull, Mrs. Flaherty, B. Stevens. Second Row-D. Parke, Prof. Flaherty, D, Roberts. ,, 2 1 wi-yr, in-is THE CIVIL COURT The Civil Court is a student-run organization founded in 1944 to en- courage respect for the property of others and to try members of the stu- dent body who have taken, mutilated, or destroyed property. The court is com- prised of representatives of the day students, boarders, and Dean School of Business. Professor Roberts is the adviser. First Row- E. Whalen, B. Stevens, J. Arm- strong, N. Quin. Second Row-Prof. Roberts, C. Miller, M. McLean, J. Roberts, D. Rivers K. Mather. ' ' ' ' ,' .555 ', '3 M 4 v- 'E' ' N, 4, I A Q 9. Q .I u 4 1 x PLATTON IAN S The Plattonian Society, which is comprised of the boarding girls, has carried on an extensive and interesting program this year. With such able officers as President Virginia Baner, Vice-President Barbara Stevens, Sec- retary Mimi Hughes, and Treasurer Janet Silver, it can be easily understood why every Plattonian project was a tremendous success. The Plattonians engage in both charitable and social activities. Their beneficial work includes clothing drives for the Koreans, contributions to the Infantile Paralysis Fund, and the sending of Care Packages to needy families. Among the social functions are the hilarious hazing of new members and the solemn formal initiation ceremony held after this trying period is over, swimming meets and baseball games with the Adelphians, and the responsibility of running the Girls' Snack Bar. The Plattonian representative in the Ora- torical Contest, .held in February, was Donna Toledo. First Row-J. Crouthamel, J. Decker, K. Bradley, T. VonMuFHing, M. Berman, L. Hartman, F. Ral- nick, M. Nash, D. Edwards. Second Row-M. Borgs- tede, I. Baum, L. Cuthbert, J. Branin, M. Genetti, R. Slingerland, R. Williams, S, Sunday, M. DeFlaun, Third Row-F. Whalen, J. Schneider, D. Toledo, V. Baner, J. Hallock, J, Warner, N. Beard. Fourth Row-J. Long, B. Stevens, K. Howard, E. O'Connell. D. Levine, B. Mattas, J, Silver, F. Bernstein. Filth Row-C. Yahara, C. Sherman, E. Trubek, M. Hobart, J. Roberts, P. Miller, D, Brown, M. Hughes. Sixth Row-S. Alden, N. Fern, P. Green, M. Haas, C. Wywiorski. Seventh Row-J, Wheeler, L. Myers, M. Stoffel, E. Kershaw, S. Justin, M. Owens, J. Williams. Typical group of Semxnarians ffemale vanetyl. What the well-dressed miss is wearing fDior influencej. 5-fa kr ' Q sf.: ., S. She must be thinking! Two of the prettier Adelphians are obviously talking to boys-look at that expression. DELPHI At the beginning of each school year, all the girl day students are given the opportunity to join the Adelphian Society. Founded in 1865, this society is the oldest literary society at Seminary. The stooges, those who are initiated into the society, go through both a formal and an informal initiation. This year the Adelphians have participated in the Inter-Society Reception, the Oratorical Contest, and the Inter-Society plays. They contributed to the Community Chest, col- lected Thanksgiving dinners for needy First Row-J, Miezkowski, J. Muncy, V, Miller, J. Mills, L. Loucks, R. Nelson, C. Morgan, S. Bierly, J. Armstrong, L. Herskovitz, H. Cohen, H. Shaineick. Second Row-D. Ringawa, J. Zanieki, C. Valenti, S. Thalenfeld, S. Jones, M. Keefer, M. McLean, C. Bart, R. Thomas, C. Rutstein, S. Clark, V. Carter, T SOCIETY families, and had a mitten tree at Christmas. The Adelphians have also conducted suc- cessful bake sales, in which their culinary prowess was displayed. With the much appreciated help and advice of Miss Brown, the Adelphian faculty adviser, the following officers were able to lead the Adelphians in a most successful year: presi- dent, Connie Morgan: vice-president, Janee Armstrong: secretary, Nancy Quin: treasurer, Sally Bierly: and assistant treasurer, Mary Jane Sunday. B. Savitz, M. J. Sunday .Third Row-J. Gibbons, V. Barone, H. Llewellyn, B. Walker, A. Guckelberger, F. Moore, S. Kline, S. Scheur, H. Hoffa, E. O'Connell, M. Garrity, J. Green, J. Lawson, D. Dzurica, C. Perkins. Fourth-Ninth Rows-A lot of loyal Adel- phians-are you there? V -ra This is an outrage. Something s got to be done. Nobody-no, nobody-knows the trouble I've been through. AMPHICTYONS The first words reaching the ears of the male freshmen day students are those of the dreaded Amphictyon initiations. Then one disastrous Friday, lowly stooges, in vari- ous stages of dress, bow, scrape, and carry books for revengeful sophomores. Those sur- viving the secret .horrors of final initiations become full fledged Amphictyons. This year's membership numbered approximately one hundred and sixty under the able leadership First Row, 1. to r.-W. Wheeler, R. Simms, T. Wil- liams, J. Perkins, D. Closterman, S. Schwartzbach, C. Cantor, G. Bell, W. Mathers, D. Stimniski, S. Hellerspeck. Second Row-F. Slattery, F. Riofski, J. O'Dea, W. Boben, J. Northrup, M. Hoblack, J. Capone, D. Paget, R. Goldberg, S. Popky, D. Was- of Jack Ruggles. Along with Vice-President Dave Clemens, Treasurer John Northrup, and Secretary Bob Smith, these boys set to work planning various events. First on the agenda was the'Inter-Society Reception spon- sored by the four societies. Next came the debate and in February the Oratorical Con- test. In June came the Declamation Contest, thus ending another successful year under the guidance of Professor Parker. serstrom, D. Evans, A. Carroza, Prof. Parker, Third Row-R. Busch, R. Maistripieri, P. O'Connell, R. Salsburg, M. Kaufman, J, Berman, K. Mather, R. Klein, F. Malkemes, W. French. Fourth Row through Ninth Row-We don't know, do you? s Q . O A X, . I Z dG ' ml' is.-.A 0-Q .gr ., .ff as-ff C Qtr np..- 3 ,ia 7 wi1. f' DAY STUDENTS The day student's average day starts at eight o'clock. In Sprague Hall is located the girls' day room containing over one hundred desks and numerous wall lockers. Throughout the day girls come in and get books. At lunch time it is the scene of before-chapel snacks, and later some of them eat their lunches there. In the room is a soda and milk vending machine. During the winter snow-shoes, overcoats, etc., may be found throughout the room. After three-fifteen the girls gradually take their belongings and go home. Located on the other side of the campus is Nesbitt Hall, the home of the boys' day room. Desks, wall lockers, and swivel chairs make up the furniture of the room that is so many boys' home for the duration of the day. Since the boys have taken charge of the day room during lunch time, Prof. Roberts said that the condition of the room has been improved. Day students, on the average, try to help and make Seminary a place to be proud of. 'We f' N ,Law dr I Q '31 po, QQ: N N N Q lv-A First Row-W. Dubrick, J. Dimond, J. Cooper, R. Lauffer, L. Unterberger, L, Bryan, J. Howels, F. Edwards, A. Bird, A. Hall, N. Raker, D. Williams, S. Jones. Second Row-J. Lawr , S. Scheur y . J . Karambelas, D. McKenzie, J. Decker, E. Kershaw, S. GLEE CLUB The Wyoming Seminary Glee Club, under the direction of William Tooker, is a student organization established as an entertainment group for the school and for the community. The student committee was composed of co- presidents David Clemens and Helen Hoffag Mary Hess, secretary: John Holden and Robert Lauffer, general managers: and Faith Edwards, librarian. As an entertainment group for the school, the glee club took part in four evening recitals, presented several programs for chapel, and participated in the annual Blue and White Christmas party. At Christmas a radio show was presented over Station WILK and a program was given at the Veterans' Hospital. H. Schainuck, H. Hoffa, J Howells, A. Hall, G. Funke, G. Hutcheson, C. Perkins, J Hess, C. Hyman, E. Ker- shaw, M. Hess. Alden, S. Justin, H, Hoffa, B. Drasher, M. Braenard, J. Brown, E. Gersteen, Prof. Tooker. Third Row- K. Howard, D. Clemens, A. Sherwood, F. Whipple, G. Russell, J. Holden, Bob Lupcho, D. Rivers, C. Sherman, P. Savelli, M, Genetti, J. Zanieki, M. Daw. TRIPLE TRIO One of the music societies of Wyoming Seminary is the Triple Trio. This melodious organization consists entirely of girls-there are nine with three alternates. Mrs. Dorothy N. Glidden is the gifted director and accom- panist. Noted for its excellent harmony and presentation of various types of music, the Triple Trio has presented recitals that are a joy. Tradition has them sing at Christmas, May Day, Alumni Dinner, and Commence- ment. The harmonious vocies of the Triple Trio have certainly justified their fame and position on the campus. First Row-M. Borgestede, C. Howard, S. Gertrude, E. Whalen, D. Toledo, D. Dotte, J. Long. Second Row-D. Edwards, G. Miller, L. Loucks, J. Decker, M. Keefer. Third Row- Miss Edwards, N. Raker, B, Kurlancheek, F. Eister, A. Smith, G. Baner, H. jones. Fourth Row-j. Williams, F. Whipple, D. Clemens, F. Malkemes. 1 1 . , Peggy Borgestede ripples the complacency of the sorority sisters. A dramatic moment occurs when a National Sorority officer arrives for tea. , . 6 X ,Qt W, Hr 7 Can we invite that kind of girl to our house? DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, under the excellent super- vision of Miss Dorothy Edwards, presents an opportunity to the students to become ac- quainted with the stage, either in front of or behind the footlights. This year. the Dramatic Club chose for its initial production Take Care of My Little Girl, by Anne Coulter Martens, a satire on the college sororities that choose members not on personal merit, but by financial or social status. Appearing in the cast were Virginia Miller, Carol Wywiorski, Margaret Borgstede. Doris Dzurica, Trudy Schuler, Liz Kershaw. Kathy Howard, Judy Decker, Joyce Schneider, Esther Whalen, Dale Dotte, Marilyn Keefer, Aileen Smith, Dave Wasserstrom, Fred Mal- kemes, Henry jones, Ellen Brown. Pat Green. Susie Wainstein, Mary Kimble, and Leonard Unterberger. Fred Eister served in the capacity of stage manager. Committee chairmen were Henry Wadzinski - lights: Ginnie Baner - properties: Martha McLean-publicity: julie Wheeler-make-up: and Pat Brandwene- prompter. L K I In appreciation lor the fine work done by lVIiss Edwards with the Dramatic Club she receives a reward by the members. Fred gets his big chance. new 'i On january 12, 1955, the Annual Amphic- tyon-Independent debate, a feature of the school for almost one hundred years, was held. The question of debate was, Resolved, that the exclusion of Communist China from the United Nations as a long term policy would be a denial of the purpose of that organization. The aiiirmative team, the Amphictyons, consisted of Benjamin R. Jones III, Richard Salsburg, and Keith Rosen, the alternate. Dave Conrad, George Russell, and David F rie, the alternate, were the Indepen-dent team. The affirmative team based its argument on five points: the interest toward peace, the political advantages of having Red China a member of the United Nations, the prestige of the United States concerning the Asian policy, and the military and economic aspects of Red China that would benefit the U.N. and world peace, for the admittance of Communist China would weaken the pos- sibilities of World War III. The negative side argued that the history of the Chinese has shown them to be per- sistent imperialists, and therefore conformity to the principles and laws of the peace-seek- ing United Nations would be impossible. They also said her government is not ac- cepted everywhere as the true government of China, and today she violates and attacks the very purposes and laws of the U.N. in order to further her aggression. The negative said she would only pursue her own national and idealogical aims and contribute obstacles to the United Nations' policies. The debating team of the Amphictyons composed of Keith Rosenn, Richard Salsburg, and Ben R. Jones, III. Judges for the contest were Mr. Jackson Bird, headmaster of Seminary Day School: Dr. Wilbur Fleck, President Emeritus of Wyoming Seminaryg and Rev. Howard Goeringer, executive secretary of the Wyom- ing Valley Council of Churches. The winning team was decided to be the Independents. The twenty-five dollar prize for best speaker was presented by Mr. Bird to David Conrad of Scranton, Pa. THE DEBATE Jackson Bird presenting the award to David Conrad as outstanding debater. The winning team of the Independents com- prised of David Conrad, George Russell, and David Frie. THE ORATORICAL CONTEST On Tuesday, February 22, 1955, at the scene of the George F. Nesbitt Annual Oratorical Contest, students and faculty heard four most interesting orations. The first speaker, Aileen Smith, spoke on Germs of Untruth telling the pathetic story of six Americans held captive in North Korea. She pointed out, also, the Communists' methods of forcing confessions in relation to germ war- fare. The topic of David Clemens of the Amphictyons was The Youth of England. His oration was concerned mostly with the differences and similarities among American and English youth. At this time Miss Audrey Moyer of the school of music presented two vocal pieces. The first representative of the boarders was Carol Wywiorski who described Strange Customs and Beliefs. This humorous speech included several weird practices of the South African and American Indians and the present fad of carrying charms for luck. The last speaker of the morning was Jacob Boltz Aileen Smith is receiving her prize for outstanding work in the Oratorical Contest. Preceding the decision of the judges, Jonathan Russin of the music school played a piano solo. The judges for this contest, Mrs. Leroy Bugbee, Mrs. Charles Shafer, and Mrs. Herbert Frey, chose Aileen Smith of the Adelphians and David Clemens as the winners of the twenty-five dollar awards. Con- gratulations to these two fine orators. Top left: Carol Wywiorski spoke for the Plattonians Top right: Aussie Smith was the Adelphian's repre sentative. Bottom left: jacob Boltz orated for the Independents Bottom right: David Clemens represented t e Amphictyons. representing the Independents. He presented The Alger Hiss Case, its background, the persons involved, the story, and its outcome. This case was one of the most dramatic in our history. David Clemens was judged the outstanding speaker for the boys in the Oratorical contest. -iii Q . 93' ,, 'X g.. THE SWEETHEART PROM Soft lights, the dreamy music of Mark McKune's orchestra, and a lovely queen created the atmosphere for the Sweetheart Prom. Faculty members and their wives attended along with one hundred and twenty-five couples. The highlight of the evening arrived when the pretty queen, Ginnie Baner, was chosen. She was presented with a crown of red roses by Cledie Miller and danced with the proud king, Jack Ruggles, to the tune of A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody. I The queen of the Sweetheart Prom of 1955-Miss Virginia Baner. Clete Miller crowns the lovely queen, Ginny Baner. Mark McKune and his band. a --.4 X I' I x. X v ' ,G 'V ..s 's- Q 'w 1 9 S . , 1 1 . z 1' k V 1 A Q. 4,2 my Jia' ln 'C T if . A fx 1 -,,,, , ,AV:', 45. 7 XQUNQ QW' .A fi J' if ,f ' .xg fi, GM A? V, '1 M ,li .4 , w 5 T ,Y , , . , 4 fel 'J .5 if X. Iiggm, Yamila ' is fi . 1. . .. , ?f'fL'5'XJ :W fx X 345.1 fi , , , . s ' Q 'lv' 4 4 2 1 Q P , 5' N ag K ij ,aff ' . s Q 4 3 Yjawigffi. I ,x?V? ,X ,' 3 Ugg- o BLUE . Thank you very much, Santa Claus. A D N ii PROGRAM COMMITTEE-M, Keefer, N. Quin, L. I I Loucks, J. Armstrong, J. Mills, C. Hyman, L. Kimble, E. Whalen, D. Toledo, M, Haas, R. Biscontini, A, Smith, F. Slattery, D. Clemens, F. Malkemes, F. Whipple. I'll see you tonight at Blue and White. This parting phrase may be heard any Satur- day during the school year. Probably no other activity on campus permits such a happy comingling of Sem students. Besides its regular weekly youth centers, Blue and White sponsors two sport dances a year, a Hallowe'en Costume Dance, the Sweetheart Prom, and a Christmas Party. This year's ofiicers of the Blue and White committees have been: Student Chairman, Janee Armstrong: Decoration Committee, Roslyn Nelson: Refreshments, Cledie Miller: Publicity, Jack Ruggles: Reception Com- mittee, Fred Malkemes: Music Committee, Mary Fischer. Miss Aierstock, assisted by Prof. Royall, has acted as the helpful faculty adviser. 1-lg. First Row-G. Baner, M. McLean, R. Nelson, M. Genetti, C. Slingerland, B. Cochran, E. Trubek. Second Row-C. Hyman, P. Williams, T. Von Muffling, M. Bird, E. Gerstein, V. Fern. Third Row-C. Perkins, S. Epstein, B. Kurlancheek, J. Long, G. Hutcheson, H. Hoffa. Fourth Row-C. Sherman, M. Sunday, B. Abbott, B. Bohen, J. Slattery, J, Holden. Fifth Row-M. Scure- man, F .Malkemes, L. Ohlman. DORM LIFE Through the cooperation of all the girls, they engaged in an extra program this year which was known as the G. R. A. It provides for various athletic tournaments. Besides this program, the girls had their annual Christmas party with Keefy as Good Old St. Nick. The Polio Fund was aided by the Society along with the Salvation Army. It is unquestionable that the year was a successful one for the girls' boarding department of Wyoming Seminary. Even though the boys' dormitory had a slight uprising this past year, it survived the con- sequences, one of which was the indefinite clos- ing of the snack bar. They succeeded in winning the annual debate, crowning David Conrad as best speaker. Congratulations, boys! Around the mail boxes in Swetland Hall, there is more anxiety, heartbreak, and joy than anywhere else on campus. Today it looks like good news. W 41 0 , -A .V nf a 'q 1 1.45: There sure are an awful lot of legs v 1 1 1 .Y ,M vs. U4 It looks like the reading hour. Gather round, my Sleeping Beauty children. A Q - 5 fn WL, ' ,-fi' e 4'f'V', ,uf-,V . ' A 45' 1. - I Klttl' is Posing fathef inf0fma1lY- The gambling room in Swetland Parlors. Come on, seven. CAMPUS CUUPLES Ellen and Sam Louise and Ed. ff fl, CN Connie and J ohnny. jo and Mike. Mackie and Dick. Linda and Ernie. l L N1 j ance and Willie. N' ggvnl yu ev Rozle and Jim. Alta and Jim. ' Rita and Bob Louise and Ollie. Sylvia and Ben. sung., I Pat and Leo. Mary Ann and Frank. Y-,-,FL X Ffx U lm? UU UUE U mm-MIWWJTTM, Jin, IWW' I2-5. M L 'X 1 no I J U 'mi :rx Q- Af A 1 namwmfflq? u li f va- ry F f1uwn34u1nLqrf1mwj111Q1VQ1mU 5l,LU'1VEU1T if Q Q? X635 If M Q ,jlfwiggbm E f X Jf S 447-P Hr? Wd ? ' T ?5 .KAR '6 V5 SPORTS -i Q1 4 ,-, ,1- K x4 rf, , . I' ff A C ,V f -A ' Z if -, -'ii ,ll WX li gh? 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V xy, . if-if-if it ,-T .1 , ' gl . j, ' +5 , K x A, ,Z ' ? u,X ' 41,1 ' I j 4 X558 ls: j 'I-, X First Row-M. Hoblak, E. Ehlers, J. Yanuzzi, R. Dake, D. Parke, F. Schaffer, R. Cresko, V. Miller, R. Nelson, B. Milligan, S. Gluckman. Second Row- R. Leisenring, M. Lieb, R. Maestripieri, S. Popky, S. Jones, D. Bumside, M. DeFlaun, K. Mather. Third Row-D. Snowdon, J. Evans, T. McGovern, C. Perkins, K. Rosenn, M. Hughes, C. Hyman, C. Wvwiorski. R. Biscontini. G. Funke, B. Karmiel. CLUB One of Seminary's newest innovations, the W Club, comprised of all varsity letter winners, is fast becoming an integral part of campus life. This year Harold Snowdon was elected president, Cledith Miller, vice-presi- dent, Roslyn Nelson, secretary, and David B. Eavenson, treasurer. These officers ably led the W Club and an excellent job was done in the upkeep of the concession stands. One of the most memorable occasions car- ried out by this club was the Bonfire Blast, which was one of the finest dances ever held at Seminary. First Row-H. Snowdon, B. Schaf- fer, M. Minichello, R. Jones, C. Miller. Second Row-M. Petrulis, C. Perkins, L. Buckman, K. Mather, M. Kaufman. Third Row-N. Quin, H. Tinseley, M. Hughes, J. Armstrong, F. Slattery. Fourth Row-Miss Hoff- man, Miss Aie stock, Prof. Hughes, Prof. Parker, lcof. DuChanne. Fifth Row-Prof. Tyler, Prof. Eavenson, J. Northrup, P. O'Connell, R. Smith. Fourth Row-E. Hourrigan, C. Miller, F. Slattery, L. Huslander, A. Corozza, D. Ayers, L. Buckman, N. Quin, C. Perkins, B. Davison. Fifth Row-R. Lloyd, J. Ruggles, M. Kaufman, D. Isaacs, M. Min- nichello, J. Clair, J. Valenti, D. Frie. Sixth Row- R. Maurer, G. Murdock, J. Northrup, S. Trethaway. Seventh Row-D. Blocker, C. Beam, J. Tamulis, D. Jones, L. Humphrey, L. Testen. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Student-Faculty Athletic Council is an excellent example of the co-operation be- tween the students and the faculty of, Wyo- ming Seminary. The joint council is led by Dr. Ralph W. Decker, president: Dean James A. Adams, vice-president: Prof. J. Theodore Hughes, secretary: and Prof. David Eavenson, treas- urer. The student organization elected Frank Slattery, president: John Northrup, vice- president: and Nancy Quin, secretary. Prof. Eavenson serves as the able faculty adviser of these meetings. ,.t.e - lf'- 1 i.?. .1 7 IX 1 w wi'-if ., ., ' A M.. ,. ' 1 fag . M . it A , nd. f FOOT BALL-Knights Although the Knights finished the season with a poor 2-6 record. the team itself was one of the best all around clubs to take the field at Nesbitt Stadium in quite a while. Coach Du- Charme's squad opened the season with a 7-0 win over Villanova. Defeats at the hands of Rutgers, Colgate, and Syracuse followed, but were offset by an impressive 34-0 win over East Stroudsburg. The three remaining games were won by the opponents: Columbian Prep., Cor- nell. and Stevens Trade. In post season elections, Jim Valentine and Ollie Hendren were chosen leading lineman and leading back respectively. The captain was Willy Schaeffer. Members who contributed much to the success of the team were Hendren, Parke, Schaeffer, Valentine, and Lewis. The Blue Knights close in for the kill. Ollie Hendren heads for pay dirt. 'tr-5 First Row B Perry M Paoletti J Liddy L Torre F Schaeffer D Parke W Yanelavage D Lewis J Cvilram M DeMatteo Second Row M Mengle T Kieter B Smith J Pesda R Fritz E Ehlers J Valentine P Motta W Johnson O Hendren R Martin Third Row P OConnell R Kline R Ormiston Asst Coach Elias Coach Joseph DuCharme AsstCoach Tyler S Blocker D Rhmeheimer P Brennan l X l 4 t K ht ,J-?A4, 9.. ?'2'1 281 2 as, FOOTBALL-Squires Although the Blue Squires did not have a vic- torious season, the team displayed good spirit and fight. Winning only one of nine games. the team seemed to suffer from a dearth of bench strength and experience. The Squire-'s won their second game by defeating St. Patricks, but for the remainder of the season they met teams which outclassed them on the field. Spearheading the team were Digger Snow- don, Mike Minichello, Cy Perkins. Dick Stahl and Cledith Miller. Chosen as honorary cap- tain was Mike Minichello, and Clete Miller Wyoming mustbe behind. was elected most valuable player. The Squares' coaches, Mr. Eavenson and Edwafdsville Sets no Place as thei' UY an Mr. Daise, built, not a spectacular team. but end sweep' a good team. H 'S :'a ,,.4.e3'5:j uri First Row-Bobby Eavenson, Buddy Eavenson. Second Row-C. Rineheimer, Mgr., K. J Mather, A. Carozza, J. Valenti, C. Miller, L. Humphrey, R. Jones, M, Minichello, S. Popky B. Smith, D. McKenzie, B. Reese, Mgr. Third Row-Assistant Coach Roan, Coach Eaven- son, R. Hopkins, D. Shemanski, D. Roberts, B. Engler, R. Busch, M. Feinberg, F. Slattery G. Murdock, C. Perkins, Assistant Coach Daise. Fourth Row-W. Coston, R. Wetzel, R Smith, R. Lloyd, R. Stahl, R. Snowdon, R. Howes, j. Slattery, S. Gluckman. Fifth Row- J. Northrup, T. Damiani. ', I-1 an 9515273353 55? I3 ER I4 av 35 L ' 'F 2 5 'Y Sv S id Q 1 5 W 4 X wifi' i if ' ' ff' A -'riff '1 ,Eh . A QM 'T,il'fg4? We f' ' . - 'FS ' ,s P f' I eybf A x 1 I kkcra A ' . ' . .0 4' Aix? k 1 Q .. fl! Q 1 Q 3 1 ,gi if .3 Q 'I in ' , Q 1 1 . I I ' 'K f ' .an ii in , f 452 I'-.ac It 1 Q v .L 1 ' Sf: ,A ' ' +1-, , -4' V I S 'aft'-' 1 4' Nl' 4 ' 1 Q . .Nix N V gfymu-, p V V M 1 1 M A Y E 1 ia IA Y ' f , , 1 II 'V Qffl- , W' i A Q' ,' W pm I A, 5 , M W R 'ff' QV , ly- harp, W '5'+1-Ill' -If -1. .. Willie gets set for the individual medley and another first. SWIMMI G T.he Wyoming Seminary Blue Squires' swimming team completed a very successful season with a 6-2 record by compiling 329 points to their opponents' 193 points. Besides competing well against individual schools, the team showed its superior strength by placing fifth in the annual Prep School Tournament held by Colgate University. The successful season was brought about through the outstanding efforts of S. Gluck- man, L. Buckman, S. Popky, W. Coston, R. Lloyd, F. Slattery, C. Miller, and the fine coaching contributed by Coach D. Eavanson. The members of the team voted R. Lloyd and C. Miller as most valuable with the former also being elected captain. I pl 1 -1 4 I 7 5 its f es ...illi- Silas goes up for a rebound. Wilkes gets possession but it doesnt help them. ,.....a-,,.,..-4-r Blue Knights The Blue Knights had a very disappointing season in winning only four games while losing ten. At the season's start Coach DuCharme had only two players returning from last year's squad. Credit is due him for forming a fighting team that opposed some of the top college frosh and prep school teams. They were interesting to watch in action and played several close, thrilling games in the Pettebone Gym. Three were decided in the last few seconds of play. The outstanding scorers were Dick Leisenring, Bob Brown, and Bob Martin in that order. Other fine players were Bob Steidle, Ralph Chase, and Jack Hawthorne. Knights .. . 72 Bloomsburg S.T.C. . . . . 74 Knights 77 Stevens Trade ....... . 78 Knights . .. 64 Bucknell Frosh 83 Knights . . . 79 Wilkes j.V. ..... . . . 66 Knights . .. 63 Colgate Frosh .. . 96 Knights 81 Kings J.V. ...... . . 67 Knights . . . 72 Lafayette Frosh . . . . 85 Knights . . . 83 Wilkes J.V. ..... . . 74 Knights 68 Kings j.V. ......... .. 76 Knights .. . 81 Bloomsburg S.T.C. . . . . 82 Knights 91 E. Stroudsburg S. T. C. 95 Knights 62 Stevens Trade ....... . 78 Knights . . . 97 Scranton Frosh . . . . 79 Knights . . .105 Bucknell Frosh . . . . . . 125 Center-B. Eavenson, B. Greenspan, J. Greenwald, P. O'Connell, N. Butler, M. Petrulis. Circle-Coach DuCharme, B. Steidle, T. Cook, L. Piekanski, D. Frie, J. Kanuch, B. Brown, D. Leisenring, R, Chase, J. Valentine, J. Hawthorne, B. Martin, L, Torre, B. Schmidt, P. Motto. BLUE SQUIRES RESULTS Squires ..... 65 Stevens Trade . . . 59 Squires ..... 76 Ashley ...... . 75 Squires ..... 69 Meyers ..,.. . 65 Squires ..... 67 St. Mary's . .. . 64 , lj: R' ai 1 xv-- Squires ..... 79 St. Michaels .. . 62 Squires .,... 47 Swoyersville . . . 44 Squires ..... 78 Pittston Twp. .... 66 Squires ..... 83 Hazle Twp. ...... S1 Squires ..... 46 Stevens Trade . . . 29 .ati . 9.f,.1z.a..f,t quo -U' First Row-D. Wasserstrom, Mgr.g J. Valenti, B. Siegel, W. Franklin, S. Trethaway, L. Ohlman, B. English, D. jones, B. Bohen. Second Row-Coach Tyler, C. Hankey, R. Lupcho, R. Smith, J. Elinski, A. Sherwood, J. Bulcofski, D. Roberts, R. Davis. Blue Squires The Blue Squires enjoyed the first undefeated season in their history by defeating some of the most formidable opposition in the area. Coach Charles Tyler moulded .his spirited team into a fine working combination which fell to no team regardless of its strength. Excellent team spirit and determination to win characterized this year's team as they defeated the strong teams of Stevens Trade, St. Mary's, and Swoyersville. Each of the five starting play- ers, joe Elinsky, Scott Trethaway, John Valenti, Bob Lupcho and Ray Davis, averaged approxi- mately ten points a game. joe Elinsky's average of 18.9 points a game greatly aided the Squires' offense. The Blue Squires merit much praise for their excellent showing. L Joe Elinski goes after the ball, resulting in a score by Art Sherwood 135. AQ!- First Row-G. Funke, C. Wywiorski, J. Roberts, C. B, Zeller, M. Sunday, T. Von Mufiling, D. Brown, Valenti, C. Yahara. Second Row-H. Tinsley, Man- Miss Hoffman, Coach. agerg Miss Aierstock, Coach: D. Ringawa, C. Perkins, GIRL ' BASKETB LL Diana hits for a foul shot What s the matter with Joyce? ' ' -ag... , Winning a third of the games that they played, the girls' basketball team completed a fairly successful season. The girls won four games, winning the first two games of the season and the last two games. They seemed to go into a slump in the games played in the middle of the season, but did not lose by very large scores and thus did not lose team spirit. The Me-yers game, played at home, proved 'O to be the most exciting game of the season. At the beginning of the game, the Seminary girls trailed by about ten points, but as the game progressed, they caught up to win by one extra point. At the end of the season, Carol Wywiorski was elected captain of the Varsity squad. From here it looks good! 'Viv cg ' Perhaps the reason for the losses was the fact that many of the members of the team are underclassmen, and with this material in future years the team will have more success- ful seasons. Also, there were many sicknesses w.hich contributed to the teams losses. We should like to congratulate Junior Varsity and Varsity teams for their wonderful spirit and diligent practice. We also want to thank the conscientious coaches, Miss Hoff- man and Miss Aierstock, for their constant training. Watch out! It got away They Hy through the air with the greatest of ease. First Row-M. Daw, N. Fern, B, Stevens, M. Tinsley, M. De Flaun. Second Row-D. Edwards, Miss Aierstock, T. Von Muf- Hmg, C. Teplitz, G. Hutcheson, R. Shea, C. Trethaway, J. Decker, Miss Hoffman, D. Brown. lg X First Row-H. Mather, R. Dwyer, R. Cresko, D. Teller, B. Mack, J. 1 1 04'-'64 m.sg-4 Karambelas, C. Mack. Second Row-M. Feinberg, J. Carleton, M. Lieb, A. Burnaford, J. Pritchard, W. Dean, J. Perkins. Third Row-R. Landy, D. Aston, J. Feldman, A. Carozza. WRESTLING-Squires The band, under the direction of Prof. George V. Sheeder, completed its most suc- cessful season. The band played at pep ses- sions in chapel, at football games, at Christ- mas time, and at the lighting of the Christmas decorations. With its increased membership, the band has become an indispensable part of Wyoming Seminary. BLUE SQUIRES' WRESTLING The Blue Squires turned in a record of live wins and four defeats for a winning season. A 25-24 victory over Benton High School was the most thrilling match. The Squires' record looks like this: vic- tories over Hanover, 35-18 and 23-6, Lehman, 36-ll and 30-163 Benton, 25-24. Losses to PIAA Champs G.A.R., 43-33 Lake Noxen, 32-17 and 32-14g Benton, 32-12. Outstanding performances were turned in by all members, especially by R. Cresko, the Mack brothers, M. Lieb, R. Stahl, and M. Feinberg. B D First Row, l. to r.-R. Eggleston, F. Whipple, C. Yetter, B. Walker, P. Roberts, Lee Jones, N. Griffiths. Sec- ond Row-Prof. Sheeder, R. Kaiser, D. Micahnik, J. Holden, R. Harri- son, J. Dimond, W. Pembridge. i. I .+L g-I , ' 4 P... WWW 5547. 10- If 10. 55 , 4 4 F Wi. 547 ii' 54- ,ini sg, wee. .,J -4 First Row, l. to r.-W. Wright, R. Fosko, C. Lord, S. Mikush, R. Minakowski, G. Pannos, W. Handel, G. Chaump, E. Ercolani. Second Row-R. Schneider, Blue Knights The Blue Knights showed a 3-3 season. They defeated Broome Tech twice and Key- stone Junior College. The members of the 1954 team were: outfielders, Flynn, Handel, and Nichols, infielders, Chaump, Lord, Lorry, and Yanuzzig catcher, Wright: and pitcher, Fosko. In a post-season election Wilbur Wright was chosen captain. Coach Robert Weaver did a fine job with the team. BASEBALL First Row, l. to r.-A. Stortz, D. Frie, E. Hourigan, M. DeGirolamo, R. Spitler, C. Miller, M. Minichello, L. Testen, M. Feinberg, V. Baran, C, Perkins, H. Jacoby. Second Row-R. Smith, R. Leedy, S. M. Hoblack, A, D'anca, A. Creitz, R. Flynn, J. Yanuzzi, P. Nichols, R. Gerhis, A. Long, E. Mucka- mal, D. Roberts, Coach Weaver. Blue Squires The Blue Squires opened the 1954 season with a victory over St. Vincents, 8 to 2. The remainder of the season was not very suc- cessful as they dropped their seven remain- ing games. The team consisted of outiielders, Miller, Frie, and Perkins: infielders, DeGiro- lamo, Murdock, Minichello and Testeng catcher, Snowdon, and pitchers, Trethaway and Tamulis. David Eavenson coached the team. At a post season election, Dick Spitler was elected captain. Trethaway, T. McGovern, J. Crandall, G. Murdock, Coach Eavenson, N. Kienzle, J. Butcofski, H. Snow- don, J. Tamulis, R. Margie. Q40 UL st ' 3 4- 56' ,Q-NNVN0 .n-Q. 4.1.5. C515-. UM. J. Ui?- in ,MQ 'L sq., .un . ... . ...af 0 . Bo Roberson takes one of his many first places. TRACK The track team's record last year was 1-3. In the Penn Relays, Bernie Caciola won the 5 mile event, while Bo Roberson placed third in I vw -it 9 the 440. The team also captured third place in Q 5 1 Y' J. :lm F the Stevens Trade track and field meet. Bo ' J ' 4 l4 ' 1 J.. Roberson received a gold watch for taking the ,fp-nn W i , most first places. Active members of the track 'W' '0 T' 'W' I team were Bill Zaffiro-8803 L. Kaufman- C javeling Bo Roberson - broad jump and 100 , , y ard dash: And Dovin - discus: and Dick , ' lioote - broad jiimp and hurdles. Coach Daise Colgates out m from but not for long' was a very able and excellent coach. First Row-K. Mather, W. Zafhro, T. McCarthy, L. Howe, J. Clair, J. Morgan, Coach Daise, B. A. Damiani, M. VonMuFFling, R. Mastripierre, D. Roberson, L. Kaufman, R. Leisenring, R. Foote, J. Morowski, A. Carozza. Second Row-J. Slattery, F. Ehlers, R. Maurer, D. Blocker. McQueen, A. Dovin, B. Caciola, C. Smith, C. Beam, 1.- ...al -wk ., ,- 2 - if 1 TENNIS The Blue Knights competed in only two matches during the 1954 season and although brilliant playing and fine spirit were displayed, the team was unable to cope with either. The first game was lost to Manlius by the close score of 4 to 3. In the next contest the Knights lost to Blair, 7 to 2. Buckman, Isaacs, and Ruggles were numbers 1, 2, an-d 3 respectively. Ayers and English followed in the fourth and fifth positions. Mal Kaufman and Peter Speth alternated in the sixth position. The doubles combinations were composed of Buckman and Isaacs and Ruggles and English. The schedule for the 1955 season is expected to include games with Blair, Manlius, Valley Forge, Perkiomen, and Lehigh. With the retum- ing of six men and the able coaching of Prof. Horace W. Parker, the team will be one of the best. - Y .M-C.. Yogi Snowdon digs in to handle the big M gr 1, ij ,ai 'i' , , 'A W , pitch. mmf. 'A , ' 1 f- .,. ,H ,I-ff . . X A .w,,p.,..a.u., k M ' A Y V yay R , Up, up, and away it goes into the Wild, V f Q. I , 57 i'VfT'fV W Q 2:53314-.QQHVJIQFJ JM 1 Mjxft:,giMMmig.: j,, ,Lk V1 If hx V J nk, Blue Yonder. ,,i .ff ,A yf My . .wma eiytip, ,, . First Row, 1. to r.-L. Buckman, G. Cabrera, D. H. Wadzinski, L. Huslander, P. Speth, S, Gluckman Isaacs, D. Ayers, J. Ruggles. Second Row-Prof. P. VanDousen, R. English. Parker, coach, B. English, B. Boben, M. Kaufman, ff' 7- 104 XJ- 1.01 1 V 1 W. .-', V' I 4 .E S . , . .an 19' qv-- ,,..-fm 'Sim X, Q .'g ' -x-'.' :ff LL ig- V IF Q-A 'i 451: S av- 4' ' 4- FI IS E THE CLASS OF 1955 wish to express our sincerest gratitude to Wyoming Seminary its administration and its faculty They have proved an invaluable guiding hand during our moments of uncertainty forever advising inspiring and teaching us We have cultivated new friendships here many of which will never be forgotten Such events as orations proms and football games will long stand out in our high school memories Our Opmators and Annuals will always intellectual benefits gained from this institution Now as we prepare to venture forth and meet the world we sense the mixed feelings of anticipation regret sadness and Joy We are entering into a new life which may offer less ease but perhap more glamour and excitement The majority of us are likely to become successful and a handful will even become famous but any accomplishments however small will reflect our early training at Wyommg Semmary For this we thank our school and pray for a future as promising as the past has been at Wyommg Seminary , , . , . . 3 . . . Y ' J Y serve as tangible reminders of the spiritual, cultural. and . . . . . Q , , HUWW gag .3 ff!?I , fff Off X Q .Ig , . Nr L, v 4LyfZzl Wk-4 -Zi-9 24 4313: N dk' , Diff Q QE '1 ixhjg, -.5 ' 'X Nl-, 'D' ,fir Y-,, - -4, I f ADVERTISEME TS WHY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD CONSIDER RETAILING BEFORE CHOOSING A CAREER Every year at th1s trme young men and women get serrous about th1s questxon what next? Yes after four years of school after texts and theorres bull sessrons and books what next? Where to imd the rob whrch wrll be good enough for cz hte t1me 9 Out of all the phases of Amerrcan lrte Whrch rs the rrght one for me? Where can I hnd th1s blend ot1ngred1ents freedom to express thoughts and rdeas a chance to learn and grow an opportunrty to work wrth people rn a vrtal ever changrng baslc lndustry 7 LOOK TO RETAILING LOOK TO DEPARTMENT STORES l Grants of modern dxstrrbutron they serve then' commun1t1es drlrgently trrelessly etfrcrently Proud products of the Amer1can System they belreve that prohts are created through servrce and that commumty servrce IS the result ofthe act1v1t1es of many people workrng together thrnkrng together burldlng together POMEROY S IS such a department store Our traxnrng program could be the frrst step to a great career for you It you would lrke to work w1th people who belreve rn therr future rn the future of Wyomrng Valley and 1n the future of thexr country rt you are wrll rng to learn rf you have an open mrnd and are Wrllmg to thrnk for yourself xt you recognxze the need ot a good day s work for a good day s pay then we thmk you would hke to talk to us at POMEROY S Pomeroys a Wyommg Valley Instrtutron smce 1860 rs a Member ot the Worlds Greatest Department Store Famrly Among Pomeroys atlrlzates are such tme stores as Iordan Marsh tBostonl Bon Marche lSeattIel Gertz flamarca Long Islandl Stems tNew York Crtyl Ioskes of Texas tSan Antomo and Houstonl Donaldsons tM1nneapoI1sl and over 70 other stores from coast to coast 108 i t - I 1 . u 1 1 I ' ' ' u , 1 - 1 1 1 ' u,- 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE SORDONI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COS ENNS E O G CO O TY FORT WILKES-BAHRE P YLVANIA 109 PETTEBONE ESTATE THE INDIVIDUAL IS the end ln Education WILKES COLLEGE The complete facllltles of the college guldance center are available to you and your parents at all tlmes Please feel free to drop in to discuss your career and how best to prepare for your future. .xfXf,-,--,-,-,-,,.if5f---.. :X:'wA.'1'i'iK:'?V2'?x3XZx2N.!x-'? v'i'gJ?Af v U I O O I O I LACY ATHERTON 6: DAVIS WI1.KES BARRE HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA ik if? I . .xdrcllifecfa ana! gjngineem Congratulchons to the Class of 1955 ithpt M P PLANTERS PEANUTS VA 4 2411 R B WALL B B WALL B B WALL IR WHOLESALE APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS ADMIRAL TELEVISION 16 22 East Umon Street WILKES-BARRE. PA. 113 1 I I 'ff 'fi U Er! . 4 WU' .fgrgn . n.f:fA 52339 in -,v,r, .. ,- I X l- r. ecmut I l . . . . , Congratulations to the Class of 1955 on? MW' MERCHANDISE or QUALITY WILKES BARRE PA F E PARKHURST Inc MIHSIS Nahonal Bank Buxldmg WILKES BARRE PA 114 C I GENERAL INSURANCE lllllll Bllllll llllllllllllllll I0 llll PALHYRA PENNSYININII SPECIALIZING rn Sweunng Down Ilonlununuled Bulky wrecked Arrcrull Arrcrult Engines Irony Alumrnum Elc PBUDUCEBS ol Specrlrcuhon Aluminum Foundry Alloys Ileoxrdrzrng Aluminum J BERMAN 81 SONS INC IRON 8 STEEL PRESS IRON SCRAP METALS TELEPHONE I 91ll PALHYIA PENNSYLVANIA 115 COMPLIMENTS RUGGLES LUMBER CO B G COON CONSTRUCTION CO ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION COON CERTIFIED CONCRETE 278 Umon Street LUZERNE PA Phone BU 7 3177 116 OF Quality Service 34 zlfeanl .gore Olffl 0l I'0l,U The year 1954 marked the completlon of the frrst b1g step ln Fowler Dxck shoppmg area for your pleasure at double parkmg deck for your con venlence and the beautlful Pennsylvama Room lon the lower level Frankhn Street addltlonl for you to enloy hne foods and restful atmosphere Archxtects are busy over blueprmts makmg plans for the further development of thls great store wh1ch w1l1 result 1n Wyomlng Valleys dream store of tomorrow I Look For Greater Tlungs To Come The Boston Sion C414 A GIEAY STORE IN A GIEAI' STAYE WILKES IARIE PENNSYLVANIA 117 -Q 11: Q 0 C O O and Walker, The Boston Store's expansion and modernization program: more I I . - I WYOMING SEMINARY OFFERS A fully accred1ted school w1th a good reputat1on Instruct1on by a Well tra1ned and experxenced faculty Assoc1at1ons wlth students carefully selected on the bGS1S ot character and acadermc Ub1l.1lY A llex1ble curnculum wlth courses to ht 1nd1v1dual needs Careful preparatxon for college level work Part1c1pat1on 1n varled extra curr1cular act1v1t1es Excellent academxc and dorrmtory bu1ld1ngs on a beautx ful campus Fellowshxp w1th successful alurnm 1n all Walks of llfe Emphas1s upon character development Spec1al1zed tramxng for those who des1re 1t COLLEGE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Dean School of Business F ine Arts Department CATALOGUE ON REQUEST INTERVIEWS INVITED RALPH W. DECKER, President, Kingston, Pa. ll8 THE KINGSTON NATICNAL BANK Magee Carpets W1ll Do the Tr1ck hocus pocus They 11 Beaut1fy Your Home ln Uagee Because There s no They re Styled Rlght carpet magz 7 And Made R1ght' y AXMINSTER VELVET TUFTED W1L'roN The Magee Carpet Co BLOOMSBURG PA 119 9 V n. N' V- . A Xlff 2' Modern Gas or Electnc Serv1ce Costs Only Penmes cr Day LIVE THE MODERN WAY W IT S THRIFTY REDDY KILOWATTQ LIIZERNE ELECTRIC AND GAS DIVISION R C Complzments of NEWPCRT EXCAVATING CO 619 Market Street NANTICOKE PA 120 S o UQ U 6' K 8 I I I I I Your Elecfric Servonf I n s u N 1 r giqifne I Ms I4 om un v I-5E'1,ji ffg-5.1- I 3 ' Q, 5g1:Qj :- I I I LUNCH AT KEARNEY S BARBEQUE South Wyommg Avenue KINGSTON PA CURB SERVICE TABLE SEATS 100 Comphments A F R I E N D 121 Most Beautiful Drive-In In Pennsylvania of Buy Your Shoes cxt THRIFT SHOE STORES Compllments of WILKES BARRE EDWARDSVILLE LUZERNE NANTICOKE T R I A N G L E Mcnn OIIICGS and Warehouses LOCATED IN WILKES BARRE Comphments of 100 Stores A FRIEND Throughout the East PAUL COOKS SUPPLY SHOP STATIONERY HOBBY OFFICE SUPPLIES PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS DEVELOPING AND PRINTING SERVICES 217 Wyommg Avenue KINGSTON, PA. 122 I SHOE STORES WYOMING SEMINARY DAY SCHOOL 1560 Wyommg Ave Forty Fort NURSERY KINDERGARTEN GRADES 1 THROUGH 8 The combmatlon of the former Wrlkes Barre Day School wxth Wyommg Semrnary on Iuly 1 1951 makes 1t posslble to offer an mtegrated program of prlvate educatlon from nursery through second ary school Thorough mstructlon 15 offered to small classes by competent teachers A full program of sports and other actrvltles IS offered Enrollments accepted at any tlme Bulletzn Sent Upon Request ADDRESS IACKSON BIRD Headmaster WYOMING SEMINARY SUMIVIER SCHOOL IUNE 'ro AUGUST GRADES 9 THROUGH 12 COLLEGE PREPARATORY Eng11sh French Hrstory Latrn Math Sclence Spanxsh Buslness MUSIC Plano V1ol1n Organ Vorce Culture ESTABLISHED 1869 THE E B YORDY CO PRINTING 59 Publlc Square WILICES BARREL PA Complxments of W O R T H S NANTICOKE and PLYMOUTH Compllments of BROODY S'I'UDIO PLYMOUTH Complzments of RUCH S FLOWER SHOP PLYMOUTH A , , , ' Accounting - Shorthand - Business Typing I I I 123 R I L E I G H DISPLAY CENTER 621 Market Street AT KINGSTON CORNERS Everythmg 1n Decorahons R O Y E R Foundry 5: Mach1ne Co Manufacturers of FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT SEWAGE MACHINERY SPORTING Goons GAMES ETC North Mam Street WILKES BARRE PA Comphments of THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE Scranton s MOTHIHQ Newspaper THE SCRANTONIAN Scranton s Sunday Newspaper SERVING NORTHEASTERN PENNA EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR CHUCK ROBBINS CITY CHEVROLET CO A L STRAYER 355 Market Street KINGSTON PA All Sem Eats At THE TOP HAT Wyoming Avenue KINGSTON PA THE Wyoming Valley s Sunday Newspaper Read In More Than 40 U00 Valley Homes For a Long Look at the Newest Equipment Visit Our Showrooms 27 E Northampton Street WI1.KES BARRE PA TURNER 6: VAN SCOY COMPANY Inc: . . on in SUNDAY INDEPENDENT Lines of Plumbing and Heating at 125 DEEMER 61 COMPANY Everythmg for the Oihce GIFTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS West Market Street WILKES BARRE PA DOMOCO GAS 6: OIL CO Dzstnbutors RICHFIELD PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Stop at the Rzchfzeld Slgn CompI1ments of D 6. H DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Inc R C A NORGE AMERICAN CENTRAL EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA SUPPLY COMPANY 56 62 S Pennsylvanlcx Ave WILKES BARRE PA 126 I. I. DOUGHERTY, Prop. , . You re Smart to Shop mam' For Famous Brands 1n Fashlons for All and 1n Home Needs I 40 South Mcun Street WILKES BARRE PA Comphments of BLACK DIAMOND Wholesale Grocery Co 154 E Northampton Street WILKES BARRE PA D1Sff1bUfOfS of GARDEN BRAND Foons BIDDLE 5. ENO INSURANCE 2nd Ncxhoncrl Bank WILKES BARRE PA FRANK CLARK IEWELER 63 South Mmn Street WILKES BARRE PA 9 1 1 I ' 1 . ' I . 127 Comphments of E'I'I'ORE I LIPPI REGISTERED ARCHITECT 309 Brooks Bullcllng WILKES BARRE PA CLASS OF 1940 MAX SPECIALITY SHOP D1St1nCtIve FURS CLOTH COATS SUITS 21 N Frankhn Street WILKES BARRE PA MACK SUPPLY CO Wholesale Plumblng and Heatlng Supphes 17 Machson Street WILKES BARRE PA L G BALFOUR CO Your OffICIal Class Rmg Ieweler COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS CLASS RINGS TROPHIES SPECIAL AWARDS Amby Nolan VA 2 1270 VA 2-6301 128 O CONNELL S KINGSTON HOUSE 947 Market Street KINGSTON PA POWER ENGINEERING CORPORATION Dlstrzbutors of Azr Cond1t1on1ng WILKES BARRE SCRANT ON PADDOCK GLASS CO 619 Market Street KINGSTON PA BU 7 4583 STUDIO DALLAS PA Dallas 4 2208 HAZLETON OFFICE 506 608 ALTER STREET Comphments of MOTOR CORP 345 Market Street KINGSTON PA EXCIUSIVG Dealers of CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH OFFICE: F. A. O'NEILL 129 EMPRESS DELUXE ICE CREAM Premium Product of Golden Quality Ice Cream PLYMOUTH SCRANTON HAZLETON Compliments of G R A H A M ' S Office Supplies cmd Equipment 96 S Main Street WILKES BARRE PA 4128 WYOMING VALLEY SPORTS CAR CENTER IAGUAR PORSCHE M G AUSTIN HEALEY GUS GENE'I'I'I HOTEL and MOTEL Route 309 HAZLETON PA VA 3- GOODWIN AUTO CO. Compliments Of 130 Compliments of L TURNER COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL 118 Market Street NANTICOKE PA Phone Ncxntlcoke 362 VA 3 7089 Comphments A F R I E N D WILKES BARRE IRON 6. WIRE WORKS CONTRACTING ENGINEERS MAIN OFFICE 401 403 Bennett Bu1ld1ng WILKES BARRE PA Phone VA 3 6012 WORKS AT LUZERNE PA Phone BU 7 6311 Woody Says You Can Depend on J- sslu, W Q W O O D L A W N DAIRY PRODUCTS 1. . 1 of I IV' 4 L: n, . 131 OLDSMOBILE Sales and Serv1ce 401 E Market Street KINGSTON PA FRED ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIOS 20 North Frankhn Street WILKES BARRE PA The Greatest Name 1n Dance Bus1ness VA 3 8255 Com pI1men ts oi Robert A Eyerman 27 Comphments of Ioseph W Hobm If GLEN SUMMIT SPRINGS Assoclate Reg1stered Arch1tects WATER CQNIPIANYI Inc MEMBERS A 'r A WILKES BARRE. PA. 1000 Rutter Avenue FORTY FORT, PA. I DAVID ERTLEY, Inc. H OOO' 132 Comphments of IEJ Hal-sl! Ea S H 0 w .lip EQ S RICHARD KLEIN Comphme-nts of AK Comphments of L A Z A R U S BLUE RIBBON CAKE At Your Grocer s You ll L1ke It 133 BlUE RIBBON C E Compliments of IACK WILLIAMS TIRE CO 754 Wyommg Avenue KINGSTON PA I W YEAGER WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS CANDY CIGARS CIGARETTES KINGSTON PA Complzments of BERNARD BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO 303 Market Street KINGSTON PA REALTOR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE WILKES BARRE PA Exclus e Brldcxl Salon ZIMMERMAN S WILKES BARRE PA Comphments of A F R I E N D I. W. YOUNG iv ' 134 FORT DURKEE HOTEL Centrally Located On PUBLIC SQUARE Compliments of HARRIS HARDWARE 6. SUPPLY CO 660 Market Street KINGSTON PA Complzments of GAIL S HUGHES FUNERAL HOME Compllments H U M P H R E Y S Boys and G1r1s Wear KINGSTON PA FRANCIS GIRVAN D1st1nct1ve 51 Decoratlve Floors G Walls LINOLEUM AND ASPHALT TILE 287 Wyommg Avenue KINGSTON PA Busmess Phone BUtler 7 3501 C om phmen ts DALLAS PA Compllments of HALL S NURSERY Complrments of IORDAN THE HA'I'I'ER Inc: l ' of ' of CARPBTS - Russ - RUG CUSHIONS IREM TEMPLE COUN'I'RY CLUB 135 Compliments ol MAX L. FAINBERG 6. SON PLYMOU'IH, PA. Compliments of THE BOSTON RESTAURANT IOI-IN WILKES WAYSIDE STORE WILIES BARRE PA Comphments oi BROOKS BEAUTY SHOP and BETSY ROSS Pubhc Square WILKES BARRE PA Complzments of ANTHONY RECUPERO Comphments of LYONS STUDIO Portrcut and Commerclal Photography 36 E Northampton Street VA 4 0906 WILKES BARRE PA Comphments of EDWARD EYERMAN 61 SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS North Ma1n Street WILKES BARRE PA Compliments ol MALTBY COAL CO. Compllments ol NELSON BROTHERS PHILLIPS' SEA FOOD 813 Wyoming Ave., Kingston 342 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre 1360 Wyoming Ave., Kingston HELEN K SALSBURGS CANDIES The Finest of Confectxons WILKES BARRE SCRANTON Complzm ents ot NOBLE FURNITURE Noble Street NANTICOKE PA OSCAR SMITH CO Complzm ents ot SNOWDON HOME FOR 1-'UNERALS Compliments ol WILKES BARRE PA Compliments of E H Compliments R W BIERLY Compliments of COMMUNITY BUICK CO 588 Market Street KINGSTON PA Complzm en ts of HARRY ALINKOFF S SCN WIl.KES BARRE PA DE LUCA S MUSIC COIVHDANY 48 East Market Street WILKES BARRE PA Complzm en ts of Mr and Mrs RALPH BRANDWENE DRUMIVIS ICE CREAM 129 Academy Street WH.KES BARRE PA BEVERLY Smart Fcrshxons at cr Prlce You Ccrn Afford 69 South Mam Street WILKES BARRE PA EDWARD S PHARMACY Your Kmgston Corners Drug Store of VA 2-0467 138 MR 6. MRS LOUIS SHAFFER d A Fnend of the Class of 55 SHAFFER TOBACCO CO sn N h VA 4 2441 THE TEEN SHOPPE SHAPIRO S AFRIEND S M ASH 6- SONS WEII. S APPAREL SHOP PLYMOUTH PA odd F ll B ml g F WILKES BARRE PA AFRIEND SPOTANSKIS DRUG STORE NANTICOKE PA WEST SIDE TIRE CO FIRESTONE TIRES M k t St KINGSTON PA STULL BROS Wmlkes Barre Hardware 6. Stove Company SUGAR N SPICE BAKERY zsa Wy Kmcsron PA CHAR1.ES WOOD 6. I Compliments ol Congratulations and Goo Luck from I I ' Compliments ol 58 - ort ampton Street Compliments of C0mPllm9UfS of Compliments ot Compliments of I STANDARD AUTO FINANCE CO. Compliments of e ows ui 'n 21 S. ranklin Street Compliments ot , I 576 ar e reet Compliments of Compliments of Compliments ot Compliments ot oming Avenue CO. 139 A FRIEND ROTH NOVELTY CO MURZIN S ART SHOP SM 305 LOUIS ROSENTHAL Sty B g WILKES BARRE PA at TpT gtSh WILK Sagenkahns Pa1nt 61 Hardware Fonrv roar PA AFRIEND Sanltary Cleanlng 6- Dyemg Co wu.KEs BARRE PA PENSAK S DELICATESSEN N h wrunzs BARRE PA A FRIEND P 5- I LUNCHEONE'I'I'E FRED SCHULER S GARAGE Mr and Mrs Nat H Popky SELF SERVICE dDy g t KINGSTON PA Om HUGH S O ROAT HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. I OSEPH SHAFFER Compliments of Compliments of Picture Frames - Artists' Materials 1 x'Where le e ins 162 . am Street VA - 18 - ' ' N ion's o une Parade Compliments of Big es ow ln Radio ' ' Compliments ot Lynne Herskovitz, Owner ' Compliments ot Sl ort ampton Street Compliments ot Compliments of I Compliments ot - Bendix Laundry an r Cleaning ' ' ' Kin 5 on Comets C pl' t t C pl' t t 140 BOB and MARG KELLY LANDAU S Th H WILKES BARRE PA KAY REGAN SHOPPE N nh LANDAU 6. LANDAU GENERAL INSURANCE KEY STORES CO Mr and Mrs Nathan Landy THE KIDDIE SHOPPE BORIS H LEVITSKY INSURANCE WILKES BARRE PA Klngston Flower 6 Glit Shop 9 WY 420 Wy KINGSTON PA 2 S M WILKES BARRE PA Kmgston Poultry Shop M11.SON IVIILLS Inc KLINE S PHARMACY M kt t KINGSTON PA BU 7 4698 Ierry Malloy Floral Shop AFRIEND MANLEY TIRE SERVICE wlunas BARR1: PA VA 2 5144 I Compliments ot e ome ot Blue Ribbon Furnitu Compliments of Compliments ot 8 E. o umpton Street Compliments of Compliments ot Compliments ot ' S . . . LOFT CANDY SHOP ervin oming Seminary . ain Street oming Avenue , I I Compliments ot I . . Underwear for the Whole Family I Compliments ot 421 ar e Sreet Compliments ot l4l MOLLIE ABRAHAMSON BRAVMAN COMPANY 'I'HE ACE HYMANS Inc C I BRYANTS 338 Wy KINGSTON PA BU 7 7U24 ANDY S KINGSTON DINER c 1 THE CHARLES SHOP ANTHRP CITE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP AUDIVOX HEARING AID Cooks Kmgston Pharmacy KINGSTON PA c 1 BALL OUTLET DALON S RESTAURANT BII..L S RESTAURANT DINNERS d FOUNTAIN SERVICE 575 Wy DAVENPORT'S PHARMACY c 1 THE BOOTERY DAVIS CHEVROLET SALES 142 Compliments ot C0ml-Vlimenfs OI omp iments of I oming Avenue ' ' f . Compliments of 0mP imenfs of I C l' t t amp ,men S O Compliments of L Compliments of I ' omp jmenfg Cf COmpIim9HfS of I I Compliments of cm oming Avenue ompiments of Compliments ol AFRIEND THOMAS FLYNN COAL COIWPANY E and I TV 6. Appliance Company t S COON S F WILES BARRE PA 11 EMBASSY RESTAURANT F ORTY FORT LUIVIBER EMPIR.E BEAUTY COLI.EGE WILKES Bum: PA li F ORTY FORT PHARMACY Mr and Mrs Ben Epstem FRANCONI AUTO PARTS IACK FINK 79 Ea t N rth WILKES BARRE. PA FRIEDMAN S EXPRESS nc DANIEL I FLOOD GREENWALD FURNITURE LUZERNE PA FLOOR CRAPTERS M e Nmmcoxr: PA GUYETTES TV 6 APPLIANCE CO Compliments of Compliments of You'll Like o hop at I ' 24 S. ranklin Street Comp 'ments ol Compliments ol Comp 'ments of 87 S. Main Street Compliments of Compliments of Compliments ol 77- s o ampton Street I - , . 1 Compliments ol ll S. urlzet S reet 143 HANDLEY S DINER IDEAL FURNITURE CO GUZO FURS M k t St KINGSTON PA HURRY BACK COI-'EEE SHOP Samuel Harnsons Sons Inc SUPER MARKETS HOWARD ISAACS TRUCKSVILLE PA THE HERBERT SHOP THE IACQUELINE SHOP MILLINERY d LINGERIE MRS HERMAN S IVIILLINERY SHOP AFRIEND HOYT LIBRARY AFRIEND AX For Men I OI-IN YOUR HAIRDRESSER IOSEPH I OI-IN WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS KAY MORGAN LADIES APPAREL KINGSTON PA Comphments of Comphments ol Compliments of 428 ar e T961 I l Compliments Of cm C l' I t l omp lmen S O Compliments ol Compliments of C0mPlfm9nfS Of I Compliments ol - Compliments of 144 SENIOR INDE SARAH ATWELL ALDEN entered 1952 West Hull Road Shelburne New York Glee Club 4 5 Inter Socxety Contest 5 Plattoman Socxety 3 G R A 5 JAN EE ANN ARMSTONG Play entered 1950 381 Carey Avenue WIlkes Barre Pennsylvama Adelphxanl 2 3 4 5 VIcePres1 dent Adelphxan 5 May Day 1 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 CIv1l Court 2 3 4 5 CIVII Court Presrdent 5 J V Hockey 2 3 Varsrty Hockey 4 5 Varsxty Hockey Captam 5 Glee Club 3 Annual Busmess Board 4 Secre tary of Class 2 Student Drrector of Blue and WhIte S W Club 5 Asst Edrtor of Opmator 5 Student Athletxc Councxl 5 VIRGINIA BANER entered 1952 431 Allen Street Syracuse 10 New York May Day 3 4 Plattoman 3 4 5 Plattoman Presldent 5 Dramatrc Club 4 5 Semor Class Secretary 5 Blue and WhIte Decoratmg Com mxttee 4 5 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dorm Councxl Vzce Presxdent 4 CIv1l Court 4 Sweetheart Prom Queen 5 MARY ANN BARNEY entered 1950 36 North Welles Avenue Kmgston Pennsylvama Club 2 Hockey 2 3 4 5 Blue and WhIte Program and Decoratmg 4 5 Dramatxc Club 4 Adelphlan 1 2 3 4 S Intramurals 1 2 May Day 2 3 IAMES L BASON entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Baseball 5 IDA RUTH BAUM entered 1953 39 West Broad Street West Hazleton Pennsylvama Plattoman 4 5 Annual Busmess Board 5 ARLAN O BENSCOTER entered 1953 30 E Poplar Street West Nantxcoke Pennsylvama Wrestllng 4 5 JACK H BERMAN entered 1950 Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvan1a Amphxctyon 1 Band 4 MARILYN A BERMAN entered 1952 Plattoman 3 4 5 GRA 5 Intra mural Basketball 3 SALLY BIERLY entered 1950 222 Wyommg Avenue West Pzttston Pennsylvama Adelphran 1 2 3 4 5 Assxsta t Treasurer 4 Treasurer Adelphxan 5 May Day 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Class OFFIcer 3 J V Cheerleader 4 Varsxty Cheerleader 5 Opmator Board 4 5 As t Edxtor Annual 5 DAVID BLOCKER entered 1953 228 Lmcoln Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Football 4 5 Tra k 4 5 Gee Club 4 TACOB BOLTZ entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Football 5 KITTY PARK BRADLEY entered 1953 Mrddletown Delaware JULIA BRANIN entered 1952 430 RICC s M111 Road Wyncote PennsylvanIa Grrls Glee Club 3 Plattomans 3 5 Lxbrary Assxstant 4 Blue WhIte Commxttee 4 PATRICK T BRENNAN entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Football 5 FRI-.D T BROKENSHIRE entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Football 5 Track 5 ELIZABETH A BROWN entered 1953 May Day 4 LEWIS BUCKMAN entered 1950 Glen Summnt Sprmgg Mountam Top Pennsylvama Class PresIdent1 Tenmsl 2 3 4 5 Swxmmmg 4 5 W Club4 5 Stu dent Athletlc Councll 4 5 Amphxct yon Socxetyl 2 3 4 5 NEWELL F BUTLER entered 1951 Chorus 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Independent 2 3 4 5 Manager Varsxty Basketball 5 Intramurals 2 3 Band 4 ChrIstIan Assocratxon and JOHN J CAPONE entered 1951 Pxttston Pennsylvama Amphxctyon 2 3 4 5 Intramurals 3 RALPH E CHASE Newlms Mxll Road 4 5 Honor Court J entered 1953 Easton Pennsylvama Honor Court 4 Kmghts Basketball 4 5 Busxness School Graduate 4 DAVID CLEMENS entered 1950 63 North Franklm Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Opmator Class Reporter I 2 Opm ator Board Member 3 Jumor Asso clate Edxtor of Opmator 4 Opmator Edxtor 5 Glee Club 4 5 Glee Club Presxdent 5 Amphrctyonl 2 3 4 5 Amphlctyon Secretary 4 Amphlct yon VIce Preszdent 5 Dramatxc Club 1 2 3 4 5 Intramuralsl 2 Bue and WhIte Program Commmttee 5 Annual Photography Board 1 2 3 Baseball Manager 2 3 HENRIFTTA COHEN entered 1951 537 South Franklxn Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Intramurals 2 May Day 2 3 4 Jumor Busmess Manager of Annual 4 Busmess Edxtor of Annual 5 Adel Ian 2 3 4 DAVID R CONRAD entered 1953 802 Monroe Avenue Scranton Pennsylvama Opmator Board 4 5 Independent Socxety 4 5 Inter SocIety Debate 5 ANTHONY E COOK entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Basketball 5 WILLIS DAN COSTON II entered 1951 1736 Jefferson Avenue Scranton Pennsylvama Football 4 5 Swlmmmg 3 4 5 Independent Socrety Treasurer 5 Blue and Whxte Program Commxttee 5 Dramatlc Club S 14 LESLIE CUTHBERT entered 1953 Kaytord West Vtrgrma Dramatxc Club 5 ROBERT E DAKE entered 1953 15 Renwnck Herghts Road Ithaca New York Wrestlmg 4 S Chnstlan Assocratlon S Class VIce Presndent 5 W Club THOMAS DAMIANI entered 1951 29 ChamberlaIn Street Plamsvrlle Pennsylvama Intramurals 2 3 4 5 Football 5 ROBERT DAVISON entered 1953 Blue Knrghts Wrestlmg 4 5 Varsxty Track 4 W Club 5 Refreshment Commrttee 5 MARCIA ANNF DE FLAUN entered 1953 Varsxty Basketball 4 Plattoman 4 5 W Club 5 Blue and WhIte Com mrttee 5 MICHAEL A DE GIROLAMO JR entered 1953 91 Mam Street Ransom Pennsylvama Independents 5 Independent Treasurer 4 Squlres Baseball 4 5 Blue and WhIte Entertamment ANTHONY R DOMIANO entered 1953 Independent 4 5 Blue Kmghts Track Team Manager 4 ROBERT O DoIvIINIcK entered 1954 BARBARA DRASHIR entered 1953 334 New Grant Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Mlxed Chorus 4 ERNEST J EHLERS entered 1953 1262 Mt Hope Avenue PottsvIlle Pennsylvama Football 5 Track 4 5 W Club 5 ROBERT E FAUNCE entered 1953 Track 5 LILLIAN HILDA FISHER entered 1952 125 East Mam Street Plymouth Pennsylvama Adelphlan 3 4 5 Opmator Alumm Edxtor 5 Dramatlc Club 5 MARY MARGARET FISCHER entered 1951 57 Mmer Street Wllkes Barre Pennsylvama Blue and Whlte Musxc Chalrman 5 Blue and Whxte Decoratmg Com mxttee 4 5 Semor Class Reporter 5 Annual Brography Board 5 Intra murals 2 May Day 2 3 Co Charr man CommunIty Chest 5 Adelphlan EUGENE E FITZPATRICK entered 1954 1509 Howard Avenue Pottsvrlle Pennsylvama WALTER T FRENCH entered 1953 Dallas Pennsylvama Opmator Board 4 5 Amphxctyons DAVID JoHN FRIE ent red 1953 439 East Arch Street Pottsvxlle Pennsylvama l I U , . 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I , . , SENIOR INDE Basketball 4 5 Baseball 4 Semor Class Presxdent S Inter Socxety Debate S RICHARD FRITZ entered 1954 R D No 2 Belvldere Road Phzllxpsburg New Jersey Kmght Football 5 Track 5 MARIANNE GENETTI entered 1952 Hazleton Pennsylvama Intramural Basketball 3 Gxrls Glee Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 5 Glrls Recreatlon Assocxatron 5 Blue and Whxte Commzttee 5 Chrnstxan Asso cxatuon 4 Inter Socnety Plays 4 May Day 4 Plattoman 3 4 5 JOSEPH JOHN GERSTLE entered 1951 114 South Thomas Street Kmgston Pennsylvama Amphxctyon 2 3 4 5 JAMES M GILRAIN entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Football S Baseball 5 STEPHEN GLUCKMAN entered 1953 1000 Cordova Dr1ve Orlando Florxda Squxres Football 4 5 Tennxs 4 Swxmmmg 4 5 RICHARD MARII GOLDBERG entered 1950 Kmgston Pennsylvama mphxctyon 1 2 3 4 Blue Kmghts Basketball Manager 2 Annual Clrculatlon Board 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 BARRY LAMAR GORDON entered 1954 204 Center Avenue Schuylkzll Haven Pennsylvama Baseball 5 ANTHONY F GRIGALUNAS entered 1954 114 Water Street New Ph1ladelph1a Pennsylvama ANN WEYLER GUCKELBERGER entered 1951 79 VIrgIn1a Terrace Forty Fort Pennsylvama Adelphlan 2 3 4 5 Intramurals 2 May Day 3 Blue and Whlte Decor atxon Commxttee 4 MARY HAAS entered 1951 Box 201 Rmgtown Pennsylvama attoman 2 3 4 5 Bue Whxte Program Commlttee 5 brary Asslstant 2 3 GRA S and RICHARD J HANDLEY entered 1953 472 Chestnut Avenue Kmgston Pennsylvama JACK HAWTHORNE entered 1954 408 Haakon Road Brooklawn New Jersey Kmght Basketball 5 Kmghts Base bal 5 OLIVER HENDREN entered 1954 Warner Road Valley Forge Pennsylvama Kmght Football 5 Kmghts Wrest lmg 5 LYNNE HERSKOVITZ entered 1951 610 Charles Avenue Kmgston Pennsylvama Adelphxan 2 3 4 5 Opmator Ed: tonal Staff 4 5 Annual Business Board 4 5 Girls Glee Club 3 Mxxed Chorus 4 Annual Edltorxal Board 5 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Inter Socxety Play 4 MICHAEL HOBLAK entered 1950 Wxlkes Barre Pennsylvama AmphIctyon 1 2 3 4 5 In ra murals 1 Wrestlmg 2 Athletu: Councxl 5 Blue Kmghts Baseball Manager 1 2 3 4 5 Glee Club 3 Blue Squxres Basketball 3 JOHN STEVENS HOLDEN entered 1951 Independent 2 3 4 5 Independent V1cePresIdent 5 Band 4 5 Band Secretary 5 Blue and White Refresh ment Commxttee 5 Glee Club 4 5 General Manager of Glee Club 4 5 Chr1stIan Assocxatxon 5 EDWARD PATRICK HOURIGAN entered 1950 Glen SummIt Mountain Top Pennsylvama Squxres Baseball 3 4 5 Amphzct nl 2 3 4 5 Intramuralsl Class VICe Presxdent 3 W Club 5 MIMI HUGHES entered 1950 Wyommg Semmary Kmgston Pennsylvama Class I-Ixstorxan 1 Plattoman 1 2 3 4 5 Plattoman Secretary 5 J V Hockey 3 4 Varsxty Hockey S Var sIty Basketball 4 J V Cheerleadmg 3 Varslty Cheerleadmg 4 5 Opmator Board 5 Mxxed Chorus 3 May Day and Whlte Commlttee 4 Honor Court 3 4 5 Honor Court VICe Presxdent 5 W Club 5 Athlet1c Assoczatlon 5 LARRY C HULSLANDER entered 1953 76 Terrace Street Carbondale Pennsylvama Track 4 5 I LEICIH HUMPHREY entered 1950 Nantlcoke Pennsylvama Blue Squxres F otball 2 3 4 5 Amphxctyonl 2 3 4 5 W Club 4 5 Intramuralsl CAROI ANN HYMAN entered 1950 117 West Ross Street Wxlkes Barre Pennsylvama Adelphxan Socxetyl 2 3 4 5 Band and Orchestra 1 2 3 Tnple Trxo 4 5 Gxrls Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 4 I V Hockey 3 Varsltv Hockev 4 5 Intramurals 1 2 Blue and Whxte Commxttees 4 5 W Club 5 C WATTS JOHNSON entered 1954 BENJAMIN ROWLAND JONES III entered 1950 Shrmevlew Road Dallas Townshxp Dallas Pennsvlvama Blue and Whxte Commlttee 4 Class Treasurer 4 Opmator Board 4 Opmator Sports Edltor 5 Annual Board 5 Amphxctyon Debatmg Team 5 Intramural Captain 1 Commumty Chest Campaxgn Chanrman 4 5 Amphxctyon Soclety 1 2 3 4 5 146 HENRY CRANE JONES entered 1954 1133 Arch Street Ashland Pennsylvama Dramatxc Club 5 Independent So Cxety 5 JOHN S KANUCH entered 1954 211 West Rldge Street Lansford Pennsylvama Kmghts Basketball 5 BERNARD KARMILOWICZ entered 1954 26 Sxdney Street Swoyervrlle Pennsylvama Football 5 MARILYN R KEEFFR entered 1952 Wxlkes Barre Pennsylvama Adelphxan 3 4 5 Blue and Whute 3 4 5 Dramatxc Club Annual Board 5 Chrlstxan Assoclatxon 4 GRA 5 SYLVIA KEHOE entered 1951 Centermoreland Pennsylvama Intramural 2 Adelphxan 2 3 4 5 TOM KEITFR entered 1954 Blue Kmghtes Football 5 BETTI' SUE KLINE entered 1950 18 Sheldon Street WIlkes Barre Pennsylvama Adelphlan Socmetyl 2 3 4 5 Intra murals 1 2 3 Blue and Whute Com mxttee 4 Opmator Board 5 Annual Busmess and Edxtonal Staff 5 KARL W LANMESSER entered 1953 Dallas Pennsylvama ROBERT LAZARCHICK entered 1954 Track 5 ALLEN R LEACH entered 1952 405 Colburn Street Clark Summxt Pennsylvama Squxre Wrestlmg 4 5 May Day Commnttee 5 Independent 4 5 RKJBERT LLOYD entered 1950 Ashley Pennsylvama J V Swlmmmgl Amphlctyonl 2 3 4 5 J V Football 2 Squzrs Football 5 Intramurals 1 2 Varsxty Swxmmmg 2 3 4 5 LOUISE M LOUCKS entered 1950 Kmgston Pennsylvama elphxan 1 2 3 4 5 Mxxe Chorus 3 4 Blue and Whxte Com mlttee Chaxrman 5 Annual Busmess Board 5 Varslty Hockey 5 J V Basketball 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 5 Junlor Class Reporter 4 May Day 2 3 4 Annual Edntonal Board 3 Intramural Sports 1 J V Hockey 5 FRI-DERICK WILLIAM MALKEMAS JR entered 1952 Chestnut Street Shavertown Pennsylvama Dramatlc Club 4 5 Opmator 4 Blue and Whlte Chaxrman 5 Amphxctyon 3 4 5 Blue and Whlte Commlttee Member 4 5 ROBERT L MARTIN entered 1954 Blue Kmghts Football 5 Blue Kmghts Basketball 5 RICHARD EARL MAURER entered 1951 80 Old Rxver Road WIlkes Barre Pennsylvama W Club 5 Track 4 5 I I 2 I I I I ' 1 ' I I , ' I . 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II , I I I I I ' ' I ' SENIOR INDE E THOMAS MCGOVERN entered 1953 Orange New Jersey Independent 4 5 Blue Squrres Wrestlmg 4 5 Blue Squlres Football 4 Blue Squlres Baseball 4 W Club 5 MARTHA MCLEAN entered 1950 170 Mame Street Yarmouth Mame Intramuralsl 2 Adelphxanl 2 3 4 S DramatIc Club PublIcIty Charr man 5 Blue and WhIte Decoratmg Commxttee 5 DOrmItOry Councrl 5 ClVll Court 5 JOSEPH MENN entered 1954 550 Monument Avenue Wyommg PennsylvanIa DAVID MICAHNIK entered 1951 Wilkes Barre Pennsylvama AmphIctyon 2 3 4 5 Band S CLEDITH MILLER entered 1950 West Umon Street Wllkes Barre PennsylvaIIIa Blue Squrres Football 2 3 4 5 Swxmmmgl 2 3 4 S Blue Squxres Baseball 2 3 4 5 Intramuralsl 2 Amphrctyonsl 2 3 4 5 W Club 4 5 Blue and WhIte Commrttee 5 PresIdent of Class 4 W Club VIce PresIdent 5 Treasurer W Club 4 Amphlctyon Treasurer 3 Opmator Board 4 ClV1l Court 4 5 Athletrc CounCI14 5 JOSEPH MILLER entered 1953 Pocono Pmes PCHDSYIVHHIG BERNARD T MILLIGAN entered 1953 3 Central Road Ocean Cxty New Jersey Football 5 Wrestlmg 4 MICHAEL MINICHELLO entered 1951 West PIttston Pennsylvama Squlres Football 4 5 Squrres Bas ketball 3 Squxres Baseball 4 5 Clas VIce PresIdent 2 W Club 5 Athletxc CounCIl 5 Squlres Football Captam 5 CONNIE MORGAN entered 1950 35 Gershom Place Kmgston Pennsylvama Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 May y12 3 AdelphIan12 3 4 J V Cheerleadmg 4 Annual Blog raphy Board 5 Adelphxan PresIdent 5 Semor Class Vlce PresIdent 5 Varsxty Cheerleading 5 GFORGE W MURDOCK entered 1953 R D No 1 Wrlkes Barre PennsylvanIa Squxres Baseball 3 4 5 SquIres Football 5 Squxres Basketball J V W Club ROSLYN NFLSON entered 1950 44 Gershom Place Kmgston PennsylvanIa Class Secretary 1 Class HIstOrIan 2 Class Vlce PresIdent 3 Opmator Board 4 5 Annual Brographv Board delphxansl 2 3 Basketball 4 J V Cheerleadxng 3 4 J V Cheerleader Captam 4 J V Hockey 2 Varsrty Hockey 3 4 5 Co Captam Varsrty Hockey 5 W Club 4 S W Club Secretary 5 Blue and WhIte Decoration Com mIttee ChaIrman 5 May Day 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 Intramural Cap taIn 2 GEORGE A NICHOLS entered 1954 Clark SummIt Pennsylvama Blue Knxghts Baseball 5 PHILIP JOHN OCONNELL JR entered 1951 114 Charles Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Football Manager 4 5 Basketball Manager 5 W Club S Athletrc CounCIl 5 Amphlctyon 2 3 4 5 Intramurals 2 JOHN J ODEA entered 1951 AmphIctyon 2 3 4 S J V Foot ball Manager 4 MICHAEL F PAOLETTI entered 1954 Blue Knlghts Football 5 Track 5 DONALD L PARKE entered 1953 Blue KnIghts Football 4 S Track 4 5 ChrIstIan Assoctatxon Presr dent 5 WILLIAM JAMES PEMBRIDGE entered 1954 5 Maple Avenue West Wyommg Pennsylvama Amphxctyon 5 Band and Orchestra 5 CHARLES GEORGE PERKINS entered 1951 20 Harrzs HIll Road Trucksvxlle Pennsylvama ketball 4 Athletxc Councxl 5 W Club 5 Amphrctyon 2 3 4 S WILLIAM ROBERT PERRY JR entered 1954 320 Lmn Street Ithaca New York Varsrty Football 5 MINDAUGAS F PETRULIS entered 1952 Kmghts Basketball 4 5 Independent 3 4 5 Kmghts Baseball Manager ALFRED PIATT entered 1 953 SAMUEL S POPKY entered 1950 S34 South Franklm Street Wxlkes Barre Pennsylvama AmphIctyon1 2 3 4 5 W Club 5 Squrres Football 2 3 4 SwImmIng Team 1 4 5 Annual BusIness Board l 2 3 Intramurals ROWLAND L PRITCHARD entered 1954 42 North VIne Street Hazleton PennsylvanIa ROBERT A PUDIM entered 1953 35 Murray Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Opmator 4 5 Football 5 Glee Club 4 Blue and WhIte Band 5 CHARLES A PULLING entered 1953 Comwall Hxll Farm Patterson New York Basketball 4 NANCY QUIN entered 1950 220 Wyomxng Avenue West PIttston PennsylvanIa 147 Adelphtan 1 2 3 4 5 May Day 1 2 3 Grrls Glee Club 3 In ra muralsl 2 Dramatic Club 3 4 5 Blue and WhIte Program Commzttee 4 5 CIvIl Court 5 Athlettc Asso cIatIon 4 5 Student Athletr Coun cIl Secretary 5 W Club4 5 J V Basketball Team 3 Varsxty Hockey Team 4 5 J V Cheerleading 3 Varsxty Cheerleadmg 4 5 Cheer leader Captam 5 Opmator Staff 5 Annual Board 5 Class Treasurer 3 Blue and WhIte Program Commlttee DONALE REED entered 1954 Valley View Pennsylvama A FRANCIS RIOFSKI entered 1951 1340 North Washmgton Street Wxlkes Barre Pennsylvama Opmator Board 4 S Annual Blog raphy Edmtor 5 DAVID B RIVERS entered 1950 49 South Franklm Street Wrlkes Barre Pennsylvama Amphlctyon 2 3 4 5 CIvIl Court 2 3 4 5 Photography Boardl 2 3 5 Intramuralsl 2 Glee Club 5 RUTH JOYCE ROBERTS entered 1950 Wyommg Semmary Kmgston PennsylvanIa Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 5 Opmator 5 Student Councrl 5 CIvIl Court 5 Plattoman Socxety 2 3 4 5 Intramu ls entered 1950 R D No 1 West Dallas Pennsylvama Amphrctyon 1 2 3 4 5 Amphrct yon PresIdent 5 Intramurals l 2 Asslstant Football Manager 1 2 3 Assrstant Basketball Manager 3 Var Sl Tenms 3 4 S W Club 4 5 Assrstant Opmator BUSIDCSS Manager 3 4 Opmator BusIness Manager 5 Blue and WhIte Commxttees 3 4 S Blue and WhIte PublIcIty Com mIttee Chatrman 4 5 Annual Sports Fdrtor 5 Class Hzstorxan 4 5 HENRY GEORGE RUSSELL IV entered 1951 221 Center Street Jrm Thorpe Pennsylvama Blue and WhIte Commrttee 5 Mnxed Chorus 4 Wrestlmg 4 5 Debatzng Team 5 Head Waxter 5 Cl1!'1Stl2I'l Assoclatron 4 RICHARD MAX SALSBURG entered 1950 658 Westmoreland Avenue Kmgston Pennsylvama Swlmmmg 5 Football3 S Debatxng 5 AmphIctyon1 2 3 4 5 FRANCIS WILLIAM SCHAEFFER entered 1950 Easton Pennsylvania Football 4 5 Wrestlmg 4 5 Honor Court 5 Athletic Council 5 ROBERT SCHMIDT entered 1954 1609 Wesley Ocean Cxty New Jersey Basketball 5 . . b . , , - I - I I I V t f ' ' ' ' - I u e ' 0 I I I I - . 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SENIOR INDEX PHILIP D SHULTZ entered 1954 843 Shoemaker Avenue West Wyommg PennsylvanIa HERBERT ARTHUR SCHREMPP entered 1951 Amphxctyon 2 3 4 5 JAN SILVER entered 1953 18 East Rldge Street Lansford PennsylvanIa Plattoman 4 5 PlattonIan Treasurer 5 Class Hxstorlan 5 FRANK P SLATTERY IV entered 1950 175 North Franklm Street Wllkes Barre Pennsylvama Class PfCSldCHt 3 Class Treasurer 2 Blue and WhIte CommIttee 4 5 AmphIctyon1 2 3 4 5 Amph t yon V1cePresIdent 4 Intramurals 1 2 Intramural Captam 2 Varsxty Swxmmer 3 4 5 SQUIYCS Football 5 AthletIc Councll 4 5 Athlenq Councrl PresIdent 5 Opmator Lrtef afy Board 4 Opmator Sports Board 4 Annual Edltor In Chxef 5 Tenmg Manager 1 Swxmrnmg Manager 2 W Club 4 5 Jumor Assocxate EdItor of Annual 4 CELIA ANNF SLINGERLAND Box 85 Interlaken New York Glee Club 4 GRA 5 Blue and WhIte Committees 5 PlattonIan So cxety 3 4 5 Chrxstxan Assoclatxon 4 PEGGY A SMEDIEY entered 1953 Kmgston Pennsylvama Opmator Board Member 5 AILEFN SMITH entered 1951 53 North Dawes Avenue Kmgston PennsylvanIa Intramurals 2 Adelphxan 2 3 4 5 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 5 OpInat r Exchange Edltor 5 Annual Fd1torIal Board 5 Blue and WhIte Program Commlttee 5 HAROLD C SNOWDON JR entered 1950 KIngston PennsylvanIa Class PresIdent 2 Class HISYOTIBU 3 Class V1ce PresIdent 4 Honor Court PresIdent 5 Blue SquIres Football 3 4 5 Wresthng Manager 2 3 SwIm'mng Manager 4 5 Blue SquIres Baseball3 4 W Club3 4 5 W Club PresIdent 5 Band 1 Intra murals 1 Student AthletIc Councnl 3 4 5 Blue and WhIte Ccmmxttee ROBERT STEIDLE entered 1954 726 North ThIrd Street Pottsv1lle Pennsylvama Basketball 5 Baseball 5 BARBARA R STEVENS entered 1951 Thompson PennsylvanIa JV Basketball 3 4 5 Opmator 5 Annual 5 Plattoman 2 3 4 5 ChrIstIan Assoclatxon 2 3 4 5 Blue and WhIte CommIttees 2 3 4 5 GIrls Recreatron Assocxatlon 5 Intramurals 2 WILLIAM HOWARD STUTZMAW entered 1953 300 South Thxrd Streeet Tower Cxty Pennsylvama Football 5 JOHN CARL TAMULIS entered 1951 160 H1llSldC Avenue EdwardsvIlle PennsylvanIa Baseball 3 4 5 Football 5 Amphlct n 2 3 4 W Clu LOUIS MARK TESTEN entered 1951 Kmgston Pennsylvama Blue SquIres Football 4 Baseball 3 4 5 Basketball 4 Class Secretary 4 W Clu HELEN MARIE TINSLEY entered 1950 Glen Summmt Mountaxn Top PennsylvanIa Basketball 2 3 4 5 Hockey 3 4 5 W Club 5 AthletIc Councxl 5 Ade1phIan 1 2 3 4 5 DONNA V TOLEDO entered 1951 Box 334 Bloomsburg PennsylvanIa Plattonxan 2 3 4 S Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 5 Dramatxc Club Treasurer 4 5 Class H1StOf18H 4 J V Cheer leader 3 4 Varsxty Cheerleader S SCOTT TRETHAWAY entered 1953 Wyommg PennsylvanIa Blue SQUITCS Basketball 4 5 Blue Squxre Baseball 4 S AmphIct yon 4 5 JOHN T VALFNTI entered 1950 Wxlkes Barre PennsylvanIa Blue SquIres Basketball 2 3 4 5 AmphIctyon1 2 3 4 5 SquIres Football 2 5 W Club 4 S Base bal 3 JAME ERICKSON VALENTIN1- entered 1954 38 North Wycombe Avenue Lansdowne PennsylvanIa Football 5 Basketball 5 ROBERT R VAN HORN entered 1951 Dallas Pennsylvania Annual Edxtorxal Board 4 Annual Bzography Board 5 Amphlctyon 2 3 4 5 Blue SQUIICS Wrestlmg 3 Blue and WhIte Receptlon Commuttee 5 Intramurals 2 DAVID E WASSIERSTROM entered 1953 Wxlkes Barre PennsylvanIa Amphlctyon 5 Blue Squlres Bi-1Sk6f ball Manager 5 Dramatlc Club 4 5 RALPH F WET7EL entered 1951 Forty Fort Pennsylvama Amphxctyon 2 3 4 5 Blue SQUIYCS Football 5 W Club 5 Intramurals J 'IHOMAS WIILIAMS entered 1951 1238 South Mam Street Wllkes Barre PennsylvanIa Arnphxctyon 2 3 4 5 Swnmmmg Manager 5 Blue and WhIte Decora txon Commlttee 5 JOYCE WILLIAMQ. entered 1952 Clcero New York PlattonIan 3 4 5 Blue and WhIte Day 4 DON ED WITKOWSKI entered 1953 3 Solomon Street WIlkes Barre PennsylvanIa CAROL A WYWIORSKI entered 1952 Duryea PennsylvanIa PlattonIan 3 4 5 Intramural Bas ketball 3 J V Basketball Manager 3 May Day 3 4 Dramatu: Club 4 5 J V Cheerleader 4 Vars1ty Cheerleader 5 Varsrty Basketball 4 5 Class Vxce Preszdent 4 Blue and WhIte CommIttee 4 5 Declamatxon Contest 4 GIrls RecreatIon Assocla txon 5 W Club 4 5 WILLIAM YANELAVAGE entered 1954 222 Prmgle Street Kmgston PennsylvanIa Football 5 Wrestlmg 5 JOSEPH YANNU77l entered 1953 R D No 3 Bangor Pennsylvama Kmght Football 4 5 Kmghts Baseball 4 5 W Club 5 WILLIAM R YOsT ente ed 1954 701 East Broad Street Tamaqua PennsylvanIa CompI1m ents oi COMMON and COMPANY 221 Wyonung Avenue KINGSTON PA 148 MASTERTONE CAMPUS PUBLISHING 1420 WALNUT ST PHILA . . z I h S .3 2, 3. , : 1 Y V Y ' 1 . . n V Y l g . 1 1 1 v ' ' , c ' 1 ' . - l - v ' ' . . 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