Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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Dean J' arnes A. Adams The friendly smile, the warmth, and the encouragement of a Teacher are things that students appreciate most in their striving for self-improvement. Through the years they meet many such teachers, but there is always one that holds a special place in their hearts. There are few ways that they can show their appreciation, but the dedication of a yearbook provides the best means to acknowledge and thank such a teacher. As a member of the Wyoming Seminary faculty for thirty-nine years, Dean James A. Adams has given this encouragement and advice to his students. As Dean of the school he has coped with each individual problem no matter how insignifi- cant it may have seemed. He has taken on the duties of administrator, teacher, and guide with unfailing interest. Few realize and appreciate the deep concern that the Dean shows until they reach their final year. ' Wyoming Seminary and its students will miss the Dean, but they can offer their thanks before his departure. We, the Class of i959, dedicate our yearbook to Dean James A. Adams in order to honor his accomplishments through the years. We shall never forget him, and the students that he has helped will always hold him in their highest esteem as a man of integrity, of understanding, and, above all, of deep concern. 4 UEDIEATIUN

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TIEIIEI Y'CDJ3LEIJXI'G- Presenfed by The CLASS OF 1959 WYOMING SEMINARY Kingston, Pennsylvania

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Foreword The KnighT is our symbol. As GareTh in his iniTial quesT of knighThood firsT had To overcome The sTrengTh and vigor of youTh, so we Too have had our TirsT en- counTer wiTh life. These have been The formaTive years, The losT years of our youTh which we would gladly reclaim. We have grown in These years. We have been molded by our environmenT, our parents, our Teachers, our friends, The world in which we live. How can we measure The influence ThaT our school has played in shaping our characTer? In The classroom, on The playing field, in The Chapel, and on The campus we have matured info individuals ThaT we now are. We have grown wiTh Wyoming Seminary, and she has developed wiTh us. There has been an exchange of ideas, of viTaliTy, of unlimiTed energy, and of guidance, and in The Transfer, boTh The school and we, The sTudenTs, have benefiTed. This intangible exchange can never be expressed in words or in picTures. We, The Class of 1959, presenT our yearbook, noT as an aTTempT To capTure whaT can only be felt individually, buT raTher as a Token and a reminder of whaT our four years aT Wyoming Seminary have meanT To us. Perhaps, upon reviewing The yearbook aT some laTer daTe, we will realize how much we have gained from our Alma MaTer. TABLE OF CONTENTS EdiTor-i n-chief .... Associaie EdiTor. . STAFF . . . .Jay LevenThal ..... .Susan Popky l:aCUl7Y - - - - T0 Business Manager .... .... R ochelle Haimes Acfivifges , , , I 24 AcTiviTies EdiTor . . .... Francine STein Athletics . I H I 52 Biography EdiTor. . . . Roslyn Feibus ArT EdiTor ....... ...... J on Olexy Underclassmen ' 79 Sporfs EdiTor .... ......... .... B r uce Ambrose Seniors ..... . 87 FaculTy EdiTor ...................... Jane Graham Advertising 1 1 . . . H4 Copy EdiTors ........ JudiTh Casper, MarTin Finkelman PhoTography EdiTor ............. Charles Sufherland Typing EdiTor ..... .... P amela STrong 5