Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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ft i A 9' FC: 'g .f :A '-v ' I 1 .51 -- ,Q . H ii '...i: +99 ,,,. pu -Q r f . 0 Q Q i 's' gt, DG ' ' .qt- me '. 09' Left to right, first row: K. Waters, W. Edwards, A. Caldwell, U. Lauderbaugh, J. Alexander, G. Bell, Dragna, M. Southerd. Second row: J. Hawk, . Peate, A. Darling, S. Jones, M. von Muliiing, 09 D. Roberts, R. Morgan, S. Price, W. Dubrick, H. Khanh, D. Wetzel. Third row: W. Dickover, I . Slartzell. C. Roberts. R. Thomas. F. Scott, J. an 'U db Haas, D. McKenzie, D. McKenzie, C. Mack, B. Mack. Fourth row: C. Greene, H. Wiley, D, Wagner, A. Sherwood, R. Davis, C. Alexander, R. 'Montgomery, R. Mazalcski, W. Franklin, L. Vernon, R. Crayton, L. Boson, L. Eiler. Fifth row: A. Edgar, R. Lupcho, M. Pecora, T. Engle, K. Whittaker, W. Krieger, H. Quay, K. Roberts, F. Reed. INDEPENDENTS About the 'middle of September each year, strange creatures, faintly resembling humans, are seen in the corridors of Carpenter Hall. To a stranger to Wyoming Seminary, it seems as though a group of Martians had landed, but it is just the annual initiation of mem- bers to the Independent Society. This society, founded in 1857, is open to all boarder boys who wish to join. Jack Kubert-President, Kurt Roberts President, Wesley Franklin - Treasurer Lupcho - Secretary. - Vice- , Robert V I ' a I 24 J 0 7 When a boy becomes a member of the Independents, he automatically becomes eli- gible 'for a great many activities, He can take part in the Inter-Society Reception and Blue and White. If he is instilled with the spirit of conipetition, he can take part in the Gratorical and Declamation Contests, the Inter-Society Plays, and the debate. Fate of many Independents. WE?

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The Adelphian Society is the oldest lit- erary society at Wyoming Seminary. It is the club of the girl day students and has been functioning since 1865. At the beginning of each school year, each new student is invited to become an Adel- phian. If she accepts, she becomes the ustoogen of an older Adelphian. This older member, or slave driver, engineers her stooge's informal initiation tasks. The formal initiation is fa secret, very beautiful, candle-lit ceremony. This year the Adelpliians had bake sales to raise money for charity. They contributed to the Community Chest, filled Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, and participated in the Inter-Society Plays., the Inter-Society Reception, the Oratorical Contest, and the Declamation Contest. ADELPHIAN SOCIETY A Ginny Miller, Secretary, Mary Jane Sunday, Treasurer, Rita Biscontini, Vice-President, Helen Hoffa, President. Left to right, first row: C. H. Hoifa, B. Fredericks, D. Lundy, G. Miller, R. Biscontini, M. Hughes, J Howes, A. Bird, J. Mills, M. Daw. Second row: V. Carter, R. Thomas, F. Giovannini, S. Wagner, V Barone, S. Scmmcr. P. Brandwene J. Mieszkowski H. Llewell n. Third row: B. Saviiz J. J. Alinkoif: Y , L. Leventhal, B. Soyka, E, Gerstein, M. Kimble M. Curtis, M. Rudolph, J. Gibbons. Fourth rowi B. Cochran, E. Lawson, C. Dodson, J. Muncy, G. Margavich. C. O'Toole, D, Dzurica, M. Hess, C Vincent, N. Hess. F. Edwards, M. Hughes, M. Giifen Fifth row: B. Rache, I. Znaniecki, S. Scheuer, B Greylock, N. Baker, R. Belletieri, S. Tvede, J. Terry, J. Ferraro, M. English, B. Mulcy, M. J. il' rf, 'ir' ' f i Q' l Fl ' If N it n Kurlancheek. S. Epstein, C, Rutstein, F. Moore, P. Blasky, P. Saunders. L. Malkemes, J. Mattern, D. Ringawa, B. Abbot. Seventh row: S. Eaton, G. Jenkins, L. Colsten, Coffee, L. Kurlancheek, A. Popky, B. Abbot, F. Stein, S. Popky, B. Wruble. Eighth row: J. Thomas, C. Trethaway, E. 0'Connell, S. Ritten- meyer, C. Lewellyn, N. Welker, C. Marks, M. Reiley. Ninth rows,-P, Burnside, J. Casper, B. Zeller, B. Klugar, C. Tepletz, L. Wasserstrom, Bflvewsbalm, E. Shaffer, J. McLaughlin, A. Lewis, C. Perkins. Tenth row: S. Friedman, J. Graham, B. Phillips, S. B. Mal- pass, J. Greene, J. Crayton, G. Funke, Jo Brown, G. Hutchson, E. Brown. Eleventh row: M. Stevens, B. Smith, A. Hall, E. Leandri, M. Tinsley, L, Bryan. Sunday. Sixth row: J. Snowden, S. Weinstein, B. -r Ex Aww, this 1S so unexpected

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1 I ns l P , 4. Y - 5 . Allah be praised. l ' Ml 1 First row: Robert Smith -Secretary, David Ayfrs- President. Second row: David Tel er-Treasurer, ames Karambelas -- Vice-President. The Amphictyon Society, which is the oldest of the four literary societies at Semi- nary, is also one of the founders of the Opinator. The Amphietyons started the year with their traditional initiation of new mem- bers. The boys' gym rang with ,the anguished cries of the pledges and the triumphant yells of the vengeful sophomores who had suffered the same fate the previous year. Left to right, first row: J. Vullo, A. Warner, G. Cattunavh, J. Milcush, J. Parry, R. Jones, G. Abrams, J. VanHorn, G. Behler, P, Siegle. Second row: N. Weisler, R. Simms, G. Greenspan, W, Mills, M. Slemniski, B. Ambrose, J. Leventhal, D. Woehrle, R. Jones, J. Geddes, R. Kaiser, B. Wruble, W. Mathers, M. Sumner, Third row: C. Perkins, M. Greenwald, J. Olexy, A. Burnaford, J. Sheehan, C.. Cantor, S. Nelson, F. McCarthy, S. Hellersperk. Fourth row: T. Lehman, G. Thatcher, Harrison, H. Mazes, E. Epstein, J. Wood, L. Calvert, J. Judge, R. Busch, M. Feinherg, J. Blaski, J. Pieplow, D. Clostermun, J. Kantrowitz. Fifth row: C. Yettcr, F. Mace, K. Rosenn. J. Karumhelas. R. Berretta. J. iq 1 'L-H-'P The Society had a very successful year under the guidance of Prof. Parker. In col- laboration with the Adelphians, they won the Inter-Society Play Contest with their presentation of The Happy Journey. They were -also successful in defeating their arch- enemies, the Independents, in the Inter- Society Debate. Williams, F. Eister, R. Maestripieri, H. Reich, J. Edwards, J. Oliver. Sixth row: F. Whipple, L. Dana, J. Butcofski, D. Isaacs, R. Kaiser, P. Nardone, B. Karmiel, E. Stusnick, J. Slattery, H, Wadzinski, V. Greene, D. Teller, R. Kniffen, J. Pritchard, T. Farrell, A. Carrozza, H. Rowlands, D. Evans. Seventh row: C. Feldman, M. Kaufman, R. Margie, V. McHale, D. Aston, W. Engler, J. Morris, D. Ayers, S. Padwe, S. Davis, Eighth row: L. Hourigan, J. Feldman, A. Herskovitz, N. Quackenbush, L. Unter- berger, F. Ruggles, A. Dungan, W. Wheeler. Last row: W. Williams, C. Hyman, D. Shermanski, W, Wilfong, W. Dean, M. Scureman, T. Walsh. N , - . 1-'?sA'ff '1 45 Q Q '-fl