Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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ames P. Brosnan. PHYSICAL EDUCATION T, V ' row: Barbara A. Airstock, Mar- P. Hoffman, Rose Dznrica. row: Paul E. McHale, Rich- J. Whatley, Charles E. Tyler, Jr., vi- 'v 1? I .11 lil, wr. I rl, gh :L V -. Ml x . , ,,,l.!4 'i ', L! NEI '1 . WHA l 'Iii IIUDLN II f '47 awww,-,, . L U ji A 4 ,, .- E f '- ie Y, 0 - f- - ' -LF? ' ,.h.Z ? 'd N' I A F inf eg I I-fs-.1---' xi,-.-' Left to right: Dorothy M. Edwards, V. Helen Anderson, Eleanor W. Caswell, SPEECH, ART, AND LIBRARY MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Damon Bittcnbender, Martin Golightly, Charles Spears, Ross Harden, Art Conrad, Kay Reese. . ll x l A 15 X 'TI

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I I First row: Esther Wainstein, Ruth E. Reichenbacker. Second row: James E. Pugh, Clarence F. G. Busse, Edwin J. Roberts. Third row: Theodore S. Abbot, John W. Jacobson, John E. Todd. FOREIGN LANGUAGES MUSIC Left to right: George V. Sheeder, Helen F. Sheeder, Elsie P. Powell Stewart A. Waller, Sara K. Young, Dorothy N. Glidden, Ernest H. Bennett

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H . 'Fax Now what do you suppose they're looking for? Left to right, first row: Janie Snow- den-Vice-President, Midge Stevens - Secretary, China 0'Toole - His- torian, Judy Casper - Treasurer, Charles Peale - Historian, Arthur Edgar - President, Bruce Ambrose - Vice-President. FRESHMAN CLASS To the shores of the Susquehanna In their small canoes of birchbark Came the ninety mighty Freshmen, Mighty class of '59-ers. Brave and strong were they in hockeyg Light and graceful on the dance Hoor. After school and after dances, Gathered they for feasts at Kcarney's, At the P and J, and at the Top Hat. There the Freshmen braves of football, They the heroes of the gridiron, Told their tales of wounds and glory That the pain might p-ass more quickly And the girls be more admiring. They have chosen from their elders 'aBi Chief Bu bee guide and counselor, PI g 9 That their tribes might be more learned. Following customs of Wyoming, Held they then a free election. Picked they leaders from among themz, L, ' 9 Ah ha, caught you in Painted signs and heard loud boasting Fromthe candidates for office, From the hopeful Hiawathas. The voters all assembled Filled with songs and cheer and laughter. First was chosen Arthur Edgar As the leader of their Wigwam. Bruce and Janie were his helpers, There to aid him in all matters. Midge became recorder of the phases, Wisely spoken in the council. They elected Judy Casper As the keeper of the wa'mpum And have chosen Chuck and China To tell the legend of their classmates. Thus, the class of ,59-ers Launched their small canoes of birchbark On the flowing stream of knowledge, Guided by their helpful teachers Toward the shores of greater wisdom. the act. Don't look now, but there's someone behind you. AE! ng r Pr