Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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First Row, Left to Right-C. Everett, M. Noirtsky, H. Ohcrrender, C jendrlcyensln P Smith P Hurvhes R Sharkey G Edoar Second Row -B. Bartoli, L. Birth, A. Kunkle, M. Stasik, G. Duyer, B. Scurcman T Zalcdonls Tlzmi Row I' Moses I Ihrris M 1VI1s'u am. I Swales R. Evans, M. Masavage, I. Jones. Fourth Row-R. Conner, D. Bristm, R Tenfel A Poostav P DeMarko VV Rendel I VVnoronsk1 G Cease the dean school of business One of the principal divisions of Wyoming Seminary is the Dean School of Business. As the name suggests, the school functions with the pur- pose of training young men and women for careers in the business world. Among the many courses offered are typing, shorthand, accounting, secre- tarial training, and theoretical and actual business training. The students in the business school enjoy the privileges of taking part in activities, playing on various school teams. They are guided by the rules as are the students in the academic depart- ment of Wyoming Seminary. Professor Ernest Quay has been the head of the Dean School of Business for many years and is largely responsible for the admirable record that the graduates achieve in their chosen careers. The school has a most capable faculty who Work along with Professor Quay in giving their students the best education possible.

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ROSALIE N. BANKS Lee . . . a resident of Swetland . . . entered as a junior . . . hails from Milton . . . loves week-ends at home . . . blonde hair . . . . green eyes . . . one of the third-Hoot crew . . . hats . . . knick-knacks . . . Plattonian . . . future undecided. WAYNE E. BARBER Walrus . . . a great big bruiser, huskey and tall . . . it follows that his favorite subject is football . . . track star, too . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . his pet peeve is books -all types . . . another future admiral . . . Aye, aye Admiral Barber. DAVID L. BARR Dave . . . fourth Hoor defender of Carpenter Hall . . . one of the few intellects . . . quiet and studious . . . can't tolerate red shirts for some reason . . . music is one of this boy's chief delights . . . advanced mathematics suits him to a T . . . the Einstein of the future will major in electrical engineering. CHARLES R. BARTOS Charlie . . . what a character . . . one-year PG . . . hails from near Camden, N. I .... extremely athletic . . . popular with the girls . . . true Casanova . . . Carpenter will never be the saine . . . water fights . . . Just wait until vacation, just wait! . . . Midshipman Bartos . . . Anchors Aweigh. JUDITH S. ALINIKOFF Red . . . amiable . . . lives in metropolis across the river . . . never at a loss for words . . . entertaining summers at Harvey's Lake . . . those curly locks . . . likes sports, cars and food . . . abhors insincerity . . . I'm not going to kill myself . . . on- ward to Penn State or Syracuse. DAVID W. ASTON Dave . . . real friendly . . . well-liked . . . What? . . . likes sports cars . . . original member of '57 . . . dislikes cats . . . good wrestler . . . kind of quiet . . . blonde hair . . . in- tends to go to our new Air Force Academy . . . good luck to a future jet pilot. '4'f'iT5'5ffX.f W' if iiifglll u ' JOSEPH J. BARNETT, JP.. Joe . . . Knights' football . . . short . . . cook for the snack bar . . . I got crunched . . . blondes . . . can't stand summer reading lists . . . tells stories about South Philly . . . cool man with a slipstick . . . full of fun . . . good luck at Annapolis. CAROL E. BARNEY Carol . . . tall and pretty . . . friendly . . . beat around the bush expert . . . cashmere sweaters . . . clothes, clothes, clothes! . . . French class rates . . . themes on Jippy . . . digs crew cuts . . . Oh, you're kidding . . . trip to Europe . . . intense dis- like for reading and hillbilly music . . . big plans for the future . . . Vassar and study in France.