Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

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I'm not quite sure what to expect this-year, but it can't be too bad. . or can it? There are several things that I've already noticed which set Wyoming Seminary apart from the crowd. Hopefully, l'll be able to report these things to you, as well as the other things which will make this year special. We dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Mary Tribler. Her patience and perseverance, diligence and devotion, honesty and forthrightness have become an inherent part of Wyoming Seminary history and tradition. Mrs Tribler joined the faculty in 1946 to teach mathematics 'part-time, and for a few weeks. This temporary assignment developed into a thirty-two year career. At the time of her death in August 1978, she was the senior member of the faculty. Her years of service to our school spanned five presidents and several enerations of students And her relationships students truly revealed her interpretation of being teacher she was not a pal but she was a 1 though serious about her work she enjoyed the humor which arises in classroom situati committed to the idea of thorough and meaningful education she firmly but kindly led her st ln her personal life Mrs. Tribler was a giver of her time her worldly goods her friendship shared herjoys and sorrows with family and friends She was not afraid to face a problem and i c The memory of Mrs. Tribler is an inspiration to all who knew her she realistically approached dealt with it wisely and efficiently gave it her effort talent and spirit and received from it joy and satisfaction We have a very warm memory of a very fine lady Mrs Mary Tri il 'E I Q ,J lv- 4 , . .IT 1. ,Egg , , 1 v ,., 3? Q N!-J' ,T , 1 L .J. A-. sl 'hi ff ma 1- L. 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Crock Q45 Karen Klassn 125 Harry Nag 4 gn 'F Q--'f ' -,..-r' '. Tiff p A SJ! AF' 15 if 1 I X CU Beth Blllman J 123 W lames Pall M 135 Dr Wallace F Stettler JREF' E 1 .1 'if 7 I 0 ' MW Q13 Keith Buckingl ' 7 1213 d D Mm L A ELM E' T5 lshilgs ZW 142 GaryV nderl W -:Qt-wh., 41:11 H 4 -' . A Ai - :W gy: ,,x Ili - .mg 'Mug ,.f. - -,,.. -Q- ,LRF , , xv fl ,5 ZESID C1 J Phyllis Adams 125 W. Carver Collins Ol Dr. Andrew Costello l4j Dr. lohn Moriarity UQ Betsy Cond QQ Erhard Kol Q35 William Mo 141 Herbert Qu IV. .1-? .' , 'Q-J If ,f 2 iv? 9 l 'R 4 fn. I I 1 2.11 - 'K -1,-1 .1 TEH :I - if JM Q11 Daniel Cabot C29 Constance Chock 135 David Davies 143 D. james Kersey L, L 3 N s X. ff I .57 3 r 'V 4..L:.,f:,,z, - rg: J V :lil 1. Donald Flick 2. Robert Klarsch 3. Charlotte Levy 4. Rebecca Malkemes 5.Harold Miller E if ii rf! UD john R. Eidam 421 Louise I. Moore 431 Doris Nesbitt C45 Bonnie Ann O'NeiIl 451 Patricia Podesta Q65 lohn Shafer ? 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'g ' WQQYDQZ it 1-fi' A-14' -D., Boarder Initiation . I A uw Qi? Mi Q Founders Day National Merit ix Wyoming Seminary students were given the ional Merit Scholarship Commendation certificate Robert D. Klarsch, Academic Dean. In the picture left to right are Dean Klarsch, P. Mazur, M. rke, l. Horrigan, C. Parkhurst, D. Flick. Absentis T. e. - om mended students are those who qualified as i-finalists on a national level because of the NMS s, but not in the state of Pennsylvania. eminary's two National Merit semi-finalists, M. Jsen and M. F. Donley are presented here with tificates by a proud Dean Klarsch. Recipients ofWyoming Seminary's highest honor, The Distinguished Service Award, met on Sept. 25,1978 with Dr. Wallace F. Stettler, far right, and chairman of the board of trustees, Mr. Frank M. Henry, second from right, before the Founder's Day ceremonies. At extreme left is Eric G. Curtis, Headmaster, George School, Newton, Pa., Ralph L. Newing, Dr. Sheldon G. Cohen, and Mr Helen Burnside. The ceremonies took place in the Carpenter Athletic Center on the same date that the school opened 135 years before. S u:1- . X . . - left to right- Dr. 84 Mrs. Wallace F. Stettler, sons Samuel, Steven and David. On Friday, October 13, 1978, the dedication of the Wallace F. Stettler Learning Resources Cent took place. Dr. Stettler was honored for the goals that he had set and reached in his eleven years Wyoming Seminar At the time of the 1972 flood, Dr. Stettler decided to undertake a project of restoring the damage buildings and adding new buildings to our campus. This project meant that three buildings would b constructed: a student union with another gymnasium, a Performing Arts Center, and a Learnin Resources Center consisting of the Kirby Library, conference rooms and the admissions office. Th project also included the restoration of the bell towe It took six years to complete. Without Dr. Stettler's perseverence and patience, we would not hav the beautiful campus that we have toda Hockey Initiation and Gong Show as V. 34 lf v- MCH 'TN Scott Paterson paid off a bet that he will never forget. He rolled a Field Hockey ball the length of the Field Hockey Field. . . i with his nose. He bet Hilary Maslow that the Dodgers would win the World Series. Since the Yankees vvon, Scott had to roll the ball with his nose. The rest is history, except for Paterson's Life -Time Damaged nose. l 7 Y 'Z ,..4..- i af f f LV' fi To it tr., fig, .4-x ljfuagfsl- -,A lk-SLXU 1 is gy, We squ- .':,. .lf l'! 'Q'A ug . l gv gg. A. l U31 -f 41 0 Car Wash .1 W- .L .24 I 'S ,'- .L-.-r' ' ' 'L'- ' gsm g1H'8!1 M, '1f'?aw!g'lj6Lq,'F: ' ,4?g.Qs 7' 'il ,KX X in , .. r. I 15 :iw 1, f 'N f ', , A JI v,... -. ,':l'- YI' i +4 .'-- ' . ,H wg -' 'Q' fyh . . 4 A . . f ff ,A - ,-az..-1 f , wr w M ' g, gs 'VW . P 'J .1 4 r x F , ws 584 '4'. , A. A' 'Lib 1 . . , V -, 4, x -3 fi 1 136 4-va :z 9 , .. Athenians did it again! Although the competition was stiff, the Athenians' kept tradition and won the float competition. The theme for the floats was Comic Strips . To top it off, the Athenians' homecoming queen candidate, Becky Smith, was crowned as Homecoming Queen. The other candidates and their societies are: julie Goldstone, Florentine, Christie Innes, Alexandrian, and Margy Simms, Oxonian. L .A t.'i,,.t.4 L- Ins ' 'B 13 4, H 1 V WW Nm Q X L' JUNK flbmx ' J N KF QI FL 2 X , NN -Sf KU'Ri.f iyxflllyw LU JGMN X OX X-Nw ,xjh MTD-xv V Mm fm J,xfKl,,,J1x,x,'-qjxa XA kwffggfwr 'L gf I 38 Generation Gap and Halloween L just my style! I, l Toga Party in Bracl's Cellar Society Debates Resolution: The federal government should adopt a comprehensive program which would significantly increase the energy dependence of the United States on Fossil Fuels. Winners: The affirmative side Outstanding Debator: D. D'Zurko left to right- M. Weinberger, Dick Hughs, C. Kresge, Affirmative Richard Guest, Chairman D. D'Zurko, M. Myers, D. Lanton, Negative K. Smith, M. Sullivan, D. Davies, ludges CH RISTMAS ISH PIRIATA LAB CHRISTMAS TREE 4 GERMAN CAROL SINGERS f -! of-.ag f!-N 59 N: ia . 'fb 4 x fr , .L .1., 4,4 H 'fr' 'I' , .. ' 5 WI - , Q. fi W , .ff CL ' 5, K - J ,B 5 1-fl! 1-.- E' -S ' v F Q l , 'W- 5 I I 11 5 -,,1. 'A'. ' i x 1-if-Vw, N . V Q gl Y- -! 2. .I l'.:2,f.-L -11. ' -,I . lXu,:p-5.1-,. 'im' W1 4.7 . ENE -.--,- W :7 fl L Y, -:gf :gl , l. fgfmz f Y R44 t, QQ' 59' gud lim EI, ! +Qfwf+- .1' ww- , , , My... ., fi- M ,,,, LA :pr 5, 11 - W , f ii W .V A 'LVL , 522 jg 2?iii ' LQ .15 As. 'ii' 3 -7 zgfitlll Lvnuz 5 K W dw- 1- 4 .3 'r-PHI! Q: eww iff-,gt +1-114 f A 3 fy! nn . .9 N . - , N. jf AA 5 4.3 . , - I , Who can forget it? juIio's 54 was a smashing success! Wyoming Seminary's Madrigal Singers were invited to Italy in April 1979 to compete in the International Choir Festival in Rome. To help raise money for the trip, julie Goldstone fnicknamed lulioj came up with a splendid idea of changing the Student Center into a mad disco, hence, julio's. With the help of Mike Robson, jay Harvey, Ray Cabot and john Brunot, the studio 54 of Sem was born. Not only was the music tremendous and the lighting superb, but the decorations were fabulous as well. Thanks to many, drapes went up and black light posters glimmered. Also, an entire seating arrangement was set up for cocktails , Waitresses were on the job throughout the four hour extravaganza, and four Madrigal men gallantly tended the beverages. Mary Haggerty whipped up some French aprons to match the waitresses' black attire. A roaring dance contest was offset by its winning couple Dawn Bryfogle and Howard Lewis. magnificent sign which stood eight feet high and four feet wide, was in front of the Student ter Thanks to Robin Maclntyre and Mark Troy s technique, this flashing, fire engine red and r all was said and done on Monday morning a gesture of thanks was shown by the Student ernment Sara Slaff presented julio with a certificate of merit. came off and the glamour wore off julio's 54 lives on as an event long to be Stage Manager . . , Property Crew . . . Costume Crew , . Lighting Designer Followspot ..,,., Sound Engineer . Stage Crew Chief Painting Crew . . . Production Technical Director Tom Kline Set Designer W. Carver Collins , , . , . . .,..,..............,.. Craig Gommer .Dave Evans. Chairman: Rick Coates, Don Gunster. Randy King, Toni Ortolani, Tracy Vandermark . ..... Rick Williams. Chairman: Dianne Backer. Lene Odgaard. Lucy Harris. Jennifer Jones . . . ..,,.,,......,,,,...,.... David Light . .... Richard Hughes. Kammy Mailloux .. ..............,,... RayCabot ......,,.........JayHarvey . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . .Gina Cotton. Christine lnnes, Susie Cockburn, Diane Reukauf Makeup Crew . .Joe Torsella, Chairman: Pamela Mazur. Mike Robson. Mary Frances Donley Scene Crew ..,....,. Joe Mamourian. Ross Macarty. Phil Weatherly. David Schwartz. Thomas J. Murray. Kent Pritchard. Michael Mette. Steve Johnson Business Manager . . . ,..... . ..... ,.,.. . .Lee Lord House Manager .... .... N ikki Rummange Publicity ,...., ..,.. M ary Haggerty - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Art Department Susan Sternfeld Ms. Doris Nesbitt, Dorm Mother Wilkes-Barre Ballet Theatre Dan Koze. Public Relations Director Mountaintop Container Charlotte Levy. Faculty Member Athletic Department James Pall. Chaplain SAGA Gina Cotton Kevin Bufalino Mother Nature MARMALADE GUMDROPS by Carol Lauck Directed by Mrs. John N Moore - CAST Walter K. 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Carver Collins, the cast consisted not only of students, but faculty members as well. ln order to add interest, Mr. Collins said that a surprise appearance would be made by four special guests: Mr. Crocker, Mr. Eidam, Mr. Klarsch, and Mr. Lull. The play that was selected is The Man Who Came To Dinner, which was written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. The play is filled with ironic humor, and what adds to the comedy is the fact that the characters are true to life, and have no idea how funny they really appear to be. The story revolves around a world famous broadcaster named Sheridan Whiteside who visits a family in a small Ohio town. At the end of this visit Mr. Whiteside has an unfortunate accident which prevents him from leaving. Then, he proceeds to turn the previously quiet household upside-down with his fast-paced, self- centered way of life. Mr. Whiteside was played by Dr. Andrew Costello. Dr. Costello had no previous theatrical experience, however, that did not stop him from providing the charisma that is necessary to portray successfully the character. Other major roles were played by jennifer jones, Frank Kren, and julie Goldstone. The performances of the play were on Friday and Saturday, February 23, 84 24. Curtain time was at 8 PM on both evenings. Stl he Min I , -who came 'lrqf ,' To 'Dih'NGY' 48 ter-Society Sports OXONIAN RLEIANDRIAN A f x f EJWESSM -1- 4-' -,J J. K. .lk 3 X.. X , x x Q ,. X x p V X v.5?,Sj A ,!. N , ,L , V ,A 9 D Mt, ,' Af..--,, if -,, , ,, ., ,f t if ,1.v,,, ,Lf . , , - J M. A Hi there, Cutie Skip it Point Counter Point Got an OIive Martini Anyone Politics i ri '-fa-afff.u-feet .rfgctsf-f-IW : .:.- 1-fefragizyy-f':rfi12f , -' a f4 gEst lv L? J A .99 ,lim my V, ,i ,. .V i. . I NL, .f , f Q , . ..7,.1L2ii. ,,G: el, Q31 I. ff'-rf gi. f': 1 J 3:25 -you-2,e:: - .c.1 -aa-11:2-like -' DECLAMATION CGNTEST Susan Lyons, representing the Oxonian Society was declared the winner of the Declamation Contest held in February. The judges for this contest were Mr. james Pall, Miss Bethany Billman, and Mrs. Betsy Condron. Susan portrayed Anne Frank in exerpts from The Diary offlnne Frank. Other performers included Mark Troy, who received second place for his portrayal of Charlie Brown from You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Garth Myers presented excerpts from johnny Got His Gun. Mary Frances Donley portrayed Emily Gibbs from Thornton Wilder's Our Town. ip a Bell With Mr. Lull? ifpfmzggoif YEL' Enam- M. s.c. Qberjqufm ' fwfr , WYOMINGHSEMINARY PLAYERS .Q Pnesfm Q 4,9 1 I fp W' 5 , , il. 57 '4 1? if X, 1 J A 1 f' 4 :J 5- ' ,ff ', eff fn ' ,V . - by ., ' 5 ,' J. :. H ' .-'1.Q ':'f'f-T Ql,: Z:'f 'Til IAIHO CAME if TO DINNER i A PLAY BY MOSS HART AND GEORGE 5. KAUFMAN The first tickets for the Wyoming Seminary Performing Arts Series scheduled to start in early October were purchased by Dr. Wallace F. Stettler, president of the school. Making the sale was Louise Moore, English and drama teacher at the school and lohn M. Vaida, chairman, music department. Both were members of the Performing Arts Series committee. 54 31,5- Led by co- captains Liz Kluger and Becky Smith, the Sem Tigers had a very strong team this year. The returning players had a lot of help from new students and an Assistant Coach, Carol Cavanaugh. With our new assistant coach working the l.V.'s, Coach Klassner had more time to work with the Varsity. Although the team was very strong the competition was equally as keen. Lake Lehman proved to be our most worthy opponent as they put us second in league standings. But the future looks very bright for the Tigers. Now that we are number two like Avis, we'll try harder! Hockey Row one, left to right - L. Kluger fco-captaini, V. Demas, D. Hammerly tmascotj, D. B. Smith fco-captainl. Row two - M. Simms, G. Gustitus, M. Maslow, S. Lyons, F. Lumia, M ies. Row three - D. Lanton fmanageri, H. Maslow, S. Halliday, M. Pavinski, L. Caputo, j. Row four- K. Klassner Qcoachj, T. Pearsall, C. Innes, M. Brown, T. Mack, I. McCarthy. First row, left to right- A. Schall, 1. Piccone, D. Lanton, E. Segrave-Daly, C. Wassil, C. and L. Pearce. Second row - B. Post, L. Gardiner, M. Alexanderian, C. Panzitta, E. Repa, V. and Carol Cavanaugh Uayvee coachl. Third row- L. Smulowitz, S. Ostrowski, N. Smith, C. K. Decker, and P. Bronson. Fourth row - E. Elbrich, A. Smith, E. Mack, I. Schwarz, A. and 1. jones. Isthis for girls only? f '--J I ' ,..-vw.. -V ., . ., .- ,- . f,x.:ff - ,, ' .'.-- V , FUCDTBALL ,,' - 1 as 'v-.1--w- ,L i 1 s - f-.-., . 1 e A 3 -4 ag,-, Q3-T Q'-It I l.1i4...fji . of :Ji-..P-lfl M 1978 Wyoming Seminary Football Te First row fl to rj - Darryl Lew, David Schafer, Richard Guest, Frank Kren, Richard Rogers, tri-captain, james Moore, tri-c tain, Douglas Gattuso, tri-captain, Stephan Gricowski, john Gannon, Douglas Smith, Eugene Hammer. Second row fl t - Gary Vanderburg, Assistant Coach, Charles Bresnahan, Stephen Radocaj, Howard Lewis, William Money, john Monah David DiNicola, Louis Butera, Richard johnson, james Antinnes, Manager, Marvin Antinnes, Head Coach. Third row flt - Alan Crocker, Assistant Coach, Ted Hoyson, Russell Darr, john Brunot, Charles Villante, Michael Deck, Tom Crissm Elwood Williard, William Lamoreaux. Fourth row fl to rj - Michael Shipula, Manager, john Balsis, Christopher Yod Edward Wicks, Paul Kotch, Ren Hall, john Reese, Kevin Reese, Leo Woronowicz, Andre Decates, Chris Shouldice. The 1978 Blue Knight Football Team was not what it may have appeared to have been on the surface. A spectator watching the team might have said that they were just like the last two Seminary football teams. In fact, this statement was quite true in the win-loss column, however, Coach Antinnes and his squad were faced with a rather large problem. The problem was the number of injuries on the team. From the start, the team was forced to cope with gouged and gushing lacerations, broken bones, separated and torn muscles, and gympy kneecaps. Yet they defended the longest winning streak in the state of Pennsylvania against such opposing forces as the Lycoming College junior Varsity, the psyched Perkiomen Indians, and the big, hard hitters from the Williamson Trade School. The team and the coaching staff are to be applauded for through all of the hardship that they encountered, they came out- well, maybe not smelling like roses, but definitely like winners. 58 1-B . 'Q' J' vu ' vw 'f-'S ,i Q f 1 U - ' ll Y - I., - ' if-P 4 .uw x i 2' it r ' f L P X , 4 - . J w 'iii ' I -uf, 1 1 if . , rn'-1' 1 , -if V , fi 4 :M -1-T1 V l I I x -5, . '51-.A 3 1 A-La.- V Q Y, -.f1'z-mn' W 5 -A--L A- - .H ,av 4: I' Soccer This year's soccer team had its most successful season ever finishing with a 9-3-2 record. After shutting out Blair and Hill, teams which Sem had never beaten, the team's record was extended to 4-0-2, including the loss to Valley West. Sem had unimpressive wins over Mercersburg and Mountain View. Then, Sem lost twice in three days to Bishop Hafey by identical 2-1 scores. An overtime victory over Montrose, another team Sem had never beaten, brought the Knights back to life. In the team's final game, we avenged the first loss to Valley West. The score was 5-1. If it had not been for leg injuries to halfbacks Mike Hudacek and Donny Robbins, this year's team may have gone to the league championship. Eric Schall and Bob Decker complemented center halfback Russ Holdridge enough to prevent a disastrous ending to the team. Sems defense included goalie lay Harvey and fullbacks Ray Cabot, john Musnuff, Mark Sherman, and Blair lennings had only three games in which they allowed more than two goals. The offensive line of lay Zavada, Charles Parkhurst, Keith Larson, Paul Lumia, and Brad Libenson supplied thirty-eight goals. Coaches Post and Costello are looking forward to next year when Sem will play its home games in 60 Wyoming instead of Lehman. 1978 Varsity Soccer Team: First row, left to right- E. Hall fManagerl, R. Holdridge, E. Sch Libenson, M. Hudacek fco-captainl, C. Parkhusrt lco-captainl, 1. Musnuff, R. Decker, R. C and N. Swain fManagerl. Second row - A. Albert, P. Lumia, 1. Zavada, D. Robbins, M. man, K. Larson, B. lennings, 1. Harvey, P. Post tcoachl. S 1978 junior Varsity Soccer Team: First row, left to right- C. Bittenbender, T. Murray, Reese, S. Pierson, C. Hall, E. Broody, C. Evans, W. Bronson, 1. D'Agrosa. Second row Wartella, E. Albert, D. Stuccio, P. Updike, M. Kulbaski, K. Pritchard, F. Mooney, C. Third row- Dr. A. Costello tcoachl, K. Bufaline, C. Coates, l. Lull, I. Ruggles, l. B. Musnuff, D. Gunster, M. Fields, F. Giuffre. E A ff 9-4' --Q Did you ever notice that all the soccer players imitate Mr. Post? 1,1 it J NN X i 1 I f fgx X. fa Ax qw, - fix 17 i.- l ,3 YW Q3 sl:-5 4- --n 'Ln Nj: 23 Z9 F r 11333 if pf' 'ix ,: 4 vn x ' . -A ,. ,m'2-f- wr. .Y 1 ,C Y! -1 ,IV 'V R All Q, If 7. ,Q -fa 3 . 1 TQ N H X X L W H T ' -'? I gli- M :rx . - Lx- f.f:?'il Fv?b-X, 'J , 'N if 1 '12 I I 1' ' F' V fftfq,Y,laXHN, 'Q 'in' Q: QQQ xffffvig , L. . ?, ,gs ,Q .A 4 -Liz , .gn nv , I , V4 fZf,s,i,.,,:. T' ffl! xfli' 'a if '. x l ..- ,3- ' sz , Y V . if JN :rin 1:3 '5li'f'r 'H aJ'iQ7'V 'Q 'wig-55 I, 7,1 U iii 1. El. V flux, - umzkif' V ' 3 i l i1:Irilv.: :ww ' ' Vq , x yr ai- -li: EEL L, F - - .Ev-f .1 ,Q I. I N - V '5'?5A'Aiix ' ',-I K ,gqgnvgiqrsgz A W ff . 'fflfixiqsf -Q4 ' W- 'J . g:'g.,:x -5. -. J 7 ,A , ,. ,Q , ',,....' - U - QHQEQPI ,, W , o 3 - v ' 7 il 3? 9' ' if fi A :X Q IQ ggi' v 1 .1 'xii lf -v - , , 11 jf f 2113 K - U U 1 Sw P' f x, ' I UN 4 ,xx X Qi 'fu P H '1 3 an QQ AI W X ffdf1'L'3 f Qf'1 l'i'21 2 'L ' I F' ..' f V1 V. - ix narnrizs Cheerleaders First row, seated left to right- S. Blight, 1. Arenberg, T. Romanski, S. Dantona. Second row - P. Warden, H. Pra M. Wroblewski, P. Barnes, C. Soars, M. Goldstone. I Row one, left to right- D. Dalessandro, R. Tippett. Row two, left to right - P. Seilicki, L. Smulow- itz tco-captainl, B. Musto fco-captainl, 1. Hendrzak tco-captainj, S. Paterson, Dr. fvioriarity fcoachl. This year's golf team was the finest team Wyoming Seminary has ever had. It went undefeated this year during regular season ill-0-ll and won the regular season championships as well as the playoffs. It had four players who were selected for the all star team and two who were chosen for all-scholastic honors. However the team was strong in all six positions this year. Each member of the team contributed to the team's success. These members were Lester Smulowitz, Bill Musto, john Hendrzak, David Dalessandro QDDJ, Scott Paterson, Peter Sielicki, and Rusty Tippett. Each of them were invaluable to the squad. Bill Musto is one of the finest junior golfers in the country. He has participated in statewide, national, and international tournaments with tremendous success. I promise you that he will be on the tour within five years. Keep your eyes open, because that husky boy from West Pittston has all the tools. Lester Smulowitz is the only player in the league's history to make all-scholastic all four years. He went undefeated this year and only lost four matches in his four years here at Wyoming Seminary. Lester also would like to try for the tour when he graduates from college. lohn Hendrzak and David Dalessandro played three and four respectively. Both of them had superb campaigns and both made the league's all star team. Several matches were decided by their tremendous performances. Both were invaluable assets to the team. Scott Paterson and Peter Sielicki were devastating this year. Scott played tremendously despite his not playing all summer long. Peter was a key to our winning the championships. Without them we would not have had a chance. Doc Moriarity was the coach this year. We all want him to know how much we care for him. He is the fairest coach in the league as well as a true friend to each member of the team. We all respect Doc as a human being as well as a coach and appreciate all he has done for us. Last year we promised that we would win the league championship. We fulfilled our promise. The big question now is Which is the better team, golf or football? . The answer is obviousg golf! Lester Smulowitz Varsity: I to r - Todd lscovitz, Mark Robbins, Carl Wilbur. Standing -I to r - Craig Crommer, manager, Cary KJ Franklin Kaye, Charles Parkhurst, co-captain, Billy Musto, co-captain, john Balsis, Mark Weinberger, Ren Hall, Vanderberg, coach. riffit Ga This year's basketball season was a very frustrating one. At times the Knights played much better than their final 6-17 record indicates. Coach Vanderburg's squad lost two games by four points to Hanover and C.A.R., the two best teams in the league. The original starting team of center Ren Hall, forwards Bill Musto and Mark Weinberger, a guards Charles Parkhurst and Mark Robbins had its troubles playing together, for only Mu nd sto and Parkhurst started on last year's team. The additions of Louis Butera and john Balsis fRen sprained his anklej into the starting lineup seemed to help, but the team lacked height without their center. The highpoint of the season was Sem's win over the Hill School which was a very strong team. The regular season was filled with exciting, close games, but the Knights rarely won them. Sem's outlook for next year is good. Ren, john, Mark, Louis, Carl Wilbur, and Todd lscovitz will be return e K to i n this s re CO rd. jV: I to r - Edward Wicks, David Dalessandro, Darryl Lew, Robert Drake. Standing - l'to r - Paul Kotch, David Evans, manager, Bennett Goldberg, Leo Woronowicz, Basil Musnuff, Micah Barreiro, james Lull, Wil- liam Moore, assistant coach. Ummm Q, JU.T7LLr in g Y, 5 Girls Basketball First row -I to r- Ruth Kruger, Assistant Coach, Shari Berman, Wanda Chamberlain, Marjorie Ward, Carole Alexander Gina Germain, Co-Captains, Susan Lyons, Lisa Caputo, Susan Halliday, Karen Klassner, Coach. Second row -I to r - C nie jones, manager, Deb Lanton, Patricia Ward, Vas Demas, Nancy Swain, Daphne D'Zurko. Third row- I to r - Kim R ertson, Grace Gom mer, lane Smith, Gaye Gustitus, Ginny Simms. G7 msc. S-A .-. ..f'.:.-' a 57' I I Y, K. fi 434. Girls Swimming at ' 91 , -v-ues-Sic.. - -rv. , r 1 . . . s V ani, A-F V - - , . ' '- M' -f ' 4 -- f ..L4...., .1:.- :Qu Q' I e - A ,,,, M. 1979 Girls Swim Team: First row - I to r - K. Lavery, Assistant Coach, N. Edwards, Co-Captain M. Motto, C. Veras, C. Wassil. Second row - Owen Lavery, Coach, E. English, M. Brown, 1. Gonchar, B. Post, K. Reiff, R. Llewellyn, Co-Captain, M. Horrigan. The girl's swim team showed much improvement this year, though many obstacles hindered our progress. The team suffered from a lack of swimmers and the loss of our coach at midseason, but it overcame these setbacks and finished the season a stronger team despite them. Although our team record was 2-14, all ofthe meet scores were considerably better than the previous year. Our record did not reflect the hard work put in by the girls, the team spirit, or the improvement, especially in the last half of the season. The outlook for next year's team is hopeful since the majority of the team is made up of sophomores and freshmen. The team will be losing only two seniors: Captains Renee Llewellyn, who excelled in diving, and Nona Edwards, who contributed many valuable points in the 200 I.M. and the 100 yard breaststroke. Not enough credit can be given to the other members of the team, each spent long hours working to improve both her individual times and the team scores. Coach Owen Lavery, who replaced Paul Niedzwiecki at midseason, should also be thanked, he set an example of dedication and inspired us to work harder toward improvement. We hope to see him next year for our best season ever. 1' Cl' P ,- W, if .Q-6'F-kj Y' 4 B0yS Swimming First row - I to r- Lavery, Coach, D. Gunster, F. Giuffre, W. Bronson, S. Pierson. Second row -I to r -W. Burak, P. Powlick, N. Lyons, C. M. Brown, j. Horrigan, A. Lottic, j. D'Angrossa. This year's swim team posts a respectable 6-8 record, but this record does not reflect the team's hard workin overcoming early season problems. The season opened with Paul Niedzwicki coaching for the second consecutive year. However, recurring discipline problems and a disappointing 1-3 start caused Niedzwicki to resign. The team was lucky enough to get Owen Lavery, who had coached the team in 1975-76, as head coach. Mr. Lavery did an outstanding job guiding the team to a 5-5 record the rest of the way, including a 41-38 upset over Valley West. The nucleus of the team consisted of four seniors, co-captains john Horrigan and Mike Brown, Norman Lyons and Bill Burak. Brown garnered many firsts in the 200 individual medley and the butterfly, while Horrigan captured many firsts in the distance freestyle events. Lyons showed great improvement, starring in the 50 and 100 freestyles, while Burak provided much needed depth in the distance and sprint freestyles. Showing tremendous improvement under Lavery's coaching were sophomores Adam Lottick and Walter Bronson, and freshman Don Ciunster. Senior Phil Powlick not only provided strong depth to the individual medley, but captured many firsts in the individual medley. Also providing depth and showing promise for the future are freshmen Stewart Pierson and joe D'Agrosa, sophomores Mike Polk and Curtis Coates, and junior Madhu Swami. The diving was handled by juniors Frank Guiffre and Richard johnson. Despite the loss of five experienced seniors, the improvement of the underclassmen during the season promises good things in the future. The team will be young next year, but with the enthusiasm shown during the year and the hopeful return of Lavery as coach, the team should develop rapidly. ITF'-G ,...-.L .NW is Wrestling First row -I to r - Mark Fields, Garth Myers, Michael Grayson, Buddy Flick, Leon Davis. Second row - I to r Davies, Assistant Coach, lim Sampson, Mark Dolph, Richard Rodgers, joe Mamourian, Mark Sherman, Eugene Russell Holdridge, Donald Flick, Coach. l A- P ., . .4 - 1- U . - ' 4 F - Buddies -.1 Nu 7' ki X ' , Ja-.-of ' ' ,.-V V -.. 13-I 3 f'JL4'f77 'iii A- if-QfLT1 r 57? 'Q 'L . 1 :ii'.ff42 ' ff, I V zu Lf .jr .1 V -'Q' 1? .. 3, -'r x ' 'Tj' Z' 2+ .,-,I - I., , W , .f - 'Il ' gut ., ., W , E1 l V 1'-,K F I ,4 A f - cv ' f 'I ' y ' RA ' W. 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Hughes If - A' - ' T Christie Innes I , Y X - hi.. . lf, F I .' 4' iw .if W. .SJ Suzette Kam Nina Iscovitz Debbie Istvan Rf' 1 npr' ,ik Danny Kluger 'fb U 'r ,Jr ' :mul ., n .,,. H S-7 L 5:?'7'fE5?7, Sf-14a-+'fh f'?f' , ,fee .e gal, 'WTA-A-, . Ffh. si, :J1Igg':1 ' - 4 E' . -fi 11, . -1: '.'4l'L--'i,,: ' . ' fr-.,,,. '11 'J' .i-:f?.?1l' .Sv EP'S'?aKI-M X - -Y -:'1 V.f'f:f.f1'5f . 'Y ....,-, -,.lh'. N..'. .x - -, . w. 1n.r,-.ra ,. KT ,aa-153.-.1-1 sf..q,,'+-55565-vb: A z , ' -'1f?17.Z2 L'if'A Q. Qu--.1-,e-'-.1 Jaw. :L--ff.'. 4. ,:-':,:l'.-332-n eu ,4:. A I. .!1iL':bzlK Vince Kasper Q.. -:, -' .11 . gf, 3,151,715 , ' omg,-yt' ..A ' -r L..-'B -X 9.1 Y ' l. -. '. 1 -Qt, ' . 1 - J? -1,46 wfzafm-. W f ,Q .414 ' 5 ' H33 4 . n-7' . T' . ' , ' , IU :x4ylaQ!.,:!L.5..-3,315.3ffk A, E ' '-'- V 31' r ' - , 7- . ff LQ J, -.Q-.f . ig ' A X 1 , -ji, ' - , - s 2 . N., Q ' 4 - . f .,,,w,v . 'J,-S '. - '. -' . Tom Kline F A ex Liz Kluger Maribeth Krohn QQQQOQAQQ4 4 0 fa . 0- ef2 65'2 Js Q Q o o Q e- Q Q., 3' QAIQQOQQ G+ 43.0 2.2 vi -om JJJJ' .G voi 5 0 3 o -13.,om-se o so 9, J :2,y'e.9s3Q 'Q ' nfats -'MY XL iv '7 'b .Q Yi W- K 1 if 'hqifkfrqw V211 'fi'-7 ,Q oft auf Q3 A '2' Q r in 0661 473 'P 'ff' A 1 5 523 ' 0:3 09 C V .2 '7 A xx QQ I' .f ff' 'iasl1:'i Hz 535131-' 414 ' 3,30 def A w,-.-'sf-r ,v :tw A sw-as 4204 wit: .F 4 5,350 w '--,A -.Kr fc-f' 45 a'1ua mf lp, 2 Jxlhv . ,xx JV' I vin 'f...k, .,.., Frank Kren .X ft- 4-AE' I A David Light N 4 A .1 1 'xlf' 7 'N . - A L J 'i1 'A nr?-vi av. 2- L- Q ' 3 -1 if -ff, A' iff ' P5 '-n..':i ff fe.. .f .e Renee Llewellyn Lee Lord - ,.,'. vfyf'1.4fA.. .- . .5-. Adi,-g,.,'. f -' -2 Z, t-Lf 1' 1 -.Qu..,v:.9 ' - ,, 'Lg?:,f3357E5f3Rf5g-2 4 - 3 L,-,lo 1 1' , 115, L .'--vi' 1 ,aL yi:-L. f 1 jf2z,1S,'Q'fQ,., - Ye-5,5 kg-.vi-QQ? Siva: .'1:f:2a-if I 'Qi' Liza -zP ?:o-L .Left ,I r +51 Kammy Mailloux 3 bf-- 2:15-I., 4, A' -,' fm 153' 98 war' Norman Lyons Francesa Lumia L l:f1 Ia I Pam Mazur .4 'X Rob Menn 4 12421 0 Lisa Martin 1 .v--v' I FW' x 'Q f-e-vfq' Bill Money 22' 'V john Monahan lanee Mermelste V l!.L,y' ns: W3 ' james Moore -101' . ! Ginizv I 4g 7 r ' - 1 Terry Moore I - sz - mga' of-1.:.n . , . 117 A wmv .E1'Vi M-Prgf' V V V ' ly N L -5:1 'f-wa e . f ' , ' .51 7 f aff J ' I f ' V 3. - 1+ . . ' ,f 1' 1 . ,mi '- 1 -2 x - V H J: 'Ns' T '. F-ff .I ?x:i1-,wil 41 2 .-, . 1- E13 '1W'ETe'L51l1?rXfN'Ybf .fit-1' N . f '- ,mf . umm.-' - 'w A nw. ' gp' ww. rr r x,1g!,.5 ,..f wmk M ' 'fr v ' A 1:.n g,,'QXfZq.,5,,g3.gf .zjvflirrlf -N M rx ,A,, X . 5 ' .,,,'I' Q.: .,1rE5Kf'5'5Tri'-f' ,W fb john Musnuff ga' ,, , !,.v?:l yr ,, ,iw IOI Q f ,4 ' , Emma Oliver Charles Parkhurst Billy Musto -.Lv-Sf ' l lm 47 ni 0004's 4 O , hi, . ..,f4v.,, I 1 , '-, D, 'O ' AY. . I 2' Qfihinn, NJ Q 1 .-A. , v u .X A f x ,, 1- . H - Ji-A1 f .Tini- si if If Rosemary Pavinski . Lisa Pierotti Scott Paterson 10 Philip Powlick v 'Q v u W ' L F 4 . X I 1 I I. mi' 4 Anthony Popple xxx X -if: f:-A ' 1 suits? + W xr., RJ- W V 11 . F .. N K ,Sh f'v-, -:ATL-asf 5.-wa g -L Y ' EA 'N 2 : ,-1 .5-13-i .n, ,VSQ. , ,',.., ,V H V J Y .4 LJ..Dv,,..' 1,3 ,P , . , s. . A.. 3.,: u Q, . 'L'-A :.'.,1.?, , - '1' , ia, 1'-' 'Z-tcf'Rf?b '-. 'q s--' . .E 'T vf. .'f? ' ' fn- '-.3 iw A 'Ji-'l: q AJEXSQ' 'ff' x. . 1 ' Russell Robertson - NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Mike Robson Rick Rogers E .. fe, so 'w NQTEHE ,ml N W ' 4 , ' 'xp l ' ' Q '--'v'- Jiif.. 4. h. .. h l IOS XX V! ,,,,A,,, bvlygjlyfpj MMM 1? Charlie Said-Nejad jim Sampson T l't Harvie Ruggles avid Schaf :ny-. FP,- ,. ,. .. Q 1 , X Eric Schall If Z X' f lodl Sclandra Al Peter Sielicki ,I -, Mark Sekerke Dave Scott Margy Simms A i -ll' lA' Af H-' .Q Sara Slaff vw u .wxkxgfif , ' Nan Slgmowitz l'HUNl'I I Becky Smith Q... I fl? Doug Smith Karen Smith iff-J Mark Troy Lester Smulowitz Charles Villante I +P- '?:'3T7g5 yx: A.:,-i' :WF NF i Mark Weinberger Richard Wllllams Eg' 1 R I 1 B Marla Wroblenski j -,f Gary Zack CLASS OF 1979 5 M A 1 o .Spf 'V I L 4 is iv ' img, if 5 ' , -EEN.: if gs M ' .msemzsrm 2: '-1 tam-ia-asazr 5 fl Kitt T V -. aiggj kwzui qi -'M . -. gh 'ai ig .Ek it . st ' ' 5'-35 5,33 I M. -.-L. ' Coco Cockburn, Best Dressed Class Poll I Ts e X t tr., XM it Ng I Sv ,-Q wo. ,.,- .,., V i Richard Hughes, Typical Seminarian Christie Innes, Best Looking 1 Gina Cotton,Sexiest Russ Darr, Sexi and Best Looki Carole Alexa' Liz Kluger, Most School Spirit and Class Brownie Q 2 Nga, S, Y lim Sampson, Best Legs inf: 5'lzig'? SQ F and Class Clown I., john Hendrzak, Most ' A 't A School Spirit 4 Best Legs Richard Rogers, Beg Alllld Most Sophisticated u ie Coldsto Friendl Meg Clarke, Most f Sincere and Most Sophisticated A .3 Becky Smith, Typical n Horrigan, Most Intellectual 'liver Button, Class Clown??? Margy Simms, Best Dressed In ludy Dunham and Richard Rogers, Class Couple and Marla Wroblewski, Most School Spirit and Friendliest Q 1-.. Charles Parkhurst, Best Athlete and Most Likely to Succeed Seminarian and Most Lovable .Q 6 ' it IU ly, - if 4 l tx X ' gi t it V ff lx i , A A . .Lia P- Q-Q .L V I 1. L 'A 1' . I ' -4 Phyllis Barnes, Class , W - 5 Flirt NX Qi .S 'st L Scott Paterson, Most Lovable and john Musnuff Most Sincere fe--- and Friendliest Sara Slaff, Most Likely to Succeed Pam Mazur, Most Intellectual Ed. Note - We regret that we were unable to photograph all senior class members elected to the class poll. Tom Kline is Most Sophisticated, lohn Cannon was busy flirting and Lester Smulowitz was at his Brownie Baking Class. WYOMING SEMINARVS SENIORS 84 PGS TG RA D UA TES Carole Alexander Randolph Street Great Bend, PA 18821 Steven Arenberg 6 Pen-y-Bryn Drive Scranton, PA 18505 Dianne Backer 1 Turner Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 .- . i , Phyllis Barnes 5 Brook Lane Mountaintop, PA 18707 Charles Bresnahan 1736 Long Green Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Charles M. Brown R.D. 4124, Box174B Dallas, PA 18612 116 lohn Brunot R.D. ii3, Box 506 Meadville, PA 16335 Dawn Bryfogle R.D. 113 Muncy, PA 17756 William Burak R.D. ii7, Howell Road Shavertown, PA 18708 Roy R. Clark Bear Creek, PA 18602 Megon Clarke 96 Lincoln Avenue West Wyoming, PA 18644 Carlos S. Cockburn P.O. Box 292 Leonardtown, MD 20650 Gina Cotton 1205 Oakridge Drive Butler, PA 16001 Kim Cresko 140 Main Street Kingston, PA 18704 David Dankmyer R.D. IHI1 Orwigsburg, PA 17961 Russell Darr R.D. il25, Box 253 Carlisle, PA 17013 Molly Davies R.D. ilF4 Dallas, PA 18612 Robert Decker 89 Fort Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 jamie Del Priore 1074 Wyoming Avenue Exeter, PA 18643 Dayrel E. Dietze 44 Ravine Avenue Wyckoff, NJ. 07481 David Di Nicola 28 Sunbury Street Minersville, PA 17954 Mark Dolph 1608 Monsey Avenue Scranton, PA 18509 Mary Frances Donley 131 South Maple Avenue Kingston, PA 18704 ludy Dunham 1M Sherwood Street Wellsboro, PA 16901 Nona C. Edwards 115 North Thomas Avenue Kingston, PA 18704 David Evans 112 Forks Avenue West Easton, PA 18042 onald Flick Richard P. Guest D. il11, Box 185A 428 Cardinal Drive allas, PA 18612 Satellite Beach, Fla. 32927 ihn Gannon .21 Central Avenue wiladelphia, PA 19111 ouglas j. Gattuso ngs Highway lickleton, N.j. 08056 gina Germain Bethel Street ilkes-Barre, PA 18702 lie Goldstone 16 Vine Street ranton, PA 18510 aig Gommer 4 Market Street ngston, PA 18704 phen Gricoski 6 West john Street ckville, PA 17931 reth D. Griffiths Wyoming Street rbondale, PA 18407 james M. Haggerty 120 South Pennsylvania Avenue Sayre, PA 18840 john P. Hendrzak Box 613, R.D: iF1 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Steve Holtzman 33 Sahara Drive Kingston, PA 18704 john Horrigan 45 james Street Kingston, PA 18704 james Hoyes 1014 Rutter Avenue Forty Fort, PA 18704 Theodore P. Hoyson, lll 1260 East 6th Street Berwick, PA 18603 Michael Hudacek 835 West Main Street Plymouth, PA 18651 Richard Hughes R.D. 243, Glenside Road Mountaintop, PA 18707 Brian Hunsberger 1230 Cedar Crest Boulevard Allentown, PA 18104 Christie Innes R.D. ilf5, Sutton Road Shavertown, PA 18708 Nina lscovitz 115 York Avenue West Pittston, PA 18643 Deborah A. lstvan 16 Moyallen Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Suzette Kaminski R.D. 4i2, Hilltop Drive Avoca, PA 18641 Vincent Kasper 305 East Northampton Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Thomas E. Kline 15 Church Street Kingston, PA 18704 ig, 4 ..L--K-.. 1 Daniel C. Kluger 135 Yeager Avenue Forty Fort, PA 18704 Elizabeth Kluger 46 East Walnut Street Kingston, PA 18704 Frank Kren 42 Butler Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 Maribeth Krohn 3705 Highview Drive Endwell, NY. 13760 Felice Lerch 601 South 6th Street Frackville, PA 17931 Howard Lewis 134-39-166th Place Apt.11C- jamaica, N.Y. 11434 Bradley Libenson 551 Westmoreland Avenue Kingston, PA 18704 David Light 52 james Street Kingston, PA 18704 Renee Llewellyn Box 25, R.D. It-t7 Shavertown, PA 18708 Lee Lord 224 Williams Avenue Newtown, PA 18940 Francesca Lumia Bear Creek, PA 18602 IIB Norman Lyons 854 Nandy Drive Kingston, PA 18704 Katharine Mailloux Bear Creek, PA 18602 Lisa Martin 120 Anderson Place Buffalo, NY. 14222 Pamela Mazur 15 Ambrose Street Pittston, PA 18640 Robert Menn 58 East Pettebone Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 jane E. Mermelstein 64 West River Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 john P. Monahan, jr. Qtrs. 3 - Marine Barracks 8th and I Streets Washington, D.C. 20390 William H. Money, lII 119 North Clermont Avenue Margate, N.j. 08402 james E. Moore PD. Box 4126 Dallas, PA 18612 Terry Moore 141 Horn Lane Levittown, N.Y. 11756 john j. Musnuff 29 First Avenue Kingston, PA 18704 William Musto 927 Wyoming Avenue West Pittston, PA 18643 Lene Odgaard Cirindstedvej 8, 6670 Holsted, Denmark Emma Oliver 25 Brook Lane Mountaintop, PA 18707 Charles Parkhurst Box 392, R.D. 114 Dallas, PA 18612 Scott Paterson 584 Tioga Avenue Kingston, PA 18704 Rosemary Pavinski 265 Sullivan Street Exeter, PA 18643 Lisa Pierotti 9 Fordham Road, Oakwood Park Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 thony Popple .it1,Trailvvood lkes-Barre, PA 18702 ilip Povvlick Sharpe Street gston, PA 18704 phen Radocaj . 415, Box 219 llsboro, PA 16901 ssell Robertson East Main Street tztovvn, PA 19530 chael C. Robson D. 411, Box 193 rvvick, PA 18603 izhard S. Rogers Q Broad Street est Milton, PA 17886 irvie Ruggles D. 1425 ullas, PA 18612 rly Said-Nejad Dunmoyle Street tsburg, PA 15217 es S. Sampson D. -W2 garloaf, PA 18249 David Schafer 114 Center Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 Eric Schall Bulford Road Shavertovvn, PA 18708 lodi Sciandra 23 Sunrise Lane Pittston, PA 18640 David Scott 7704 Granada Drive Bethesda, MD 20034 Mark Sekerke Louviers 2001 - E. I. duPont Wilmington, Del. 19898 Peter Sielicki 74 Brook Lane Mountaintop, PA 18707 Margaret Ann Simms 116 Butler Street Kingston, PA 18704 Sara Slaff 284 Split Rail Lane Dallas, PA 18612 Nan Slomovvitz 313 Sylbert Drive Kingston, PA 18704 Douglas C. Smith 100 Rice Street Trucksville, PA 18708 Karen Smith 415 River Street Forty Fort, PA 18704 Rebecca F. Smith 50 Terrace Drive Dallas, PA 18612 '3- Lester Smulovvitz 50 Reynolds Street Kingston, PA' 18704 Mark Troy 192 Butler Street Kingston, PA 18704 Charles Villante Lafayette Hills George St., 84 Ridge Trail Easton, PA 18042 Mark Weinberger 20 Pen-y-Bryn Drive Scranton, PA 18505 Rick Williams 13 Savoy Drive Dallas, PA 18612 Marla D.,Wroblevvski 56 Ashley Street Ashley, PA 18706 Cary Zack 76 Pine Street Pittston, PA 18640 f p 3? 4 .:' q-nf ,- NLS You want me? K A . . 'a i ,i is . 1 . N .QF -'f ' - - , ....,5 -.L-'Q W - 'mm . ':g':+1:fr,g , ., L '1-wif' gn, gg A' f 1 L -in TF1 :'1fff,fie 'M e -f N 1 A F' ' -. L' , , 'Q ,.'...'-:ZfX'2,' we.-H 'Rg1g7ei. wflyf,G'..f3R' rgif - N 'f' HI1:H'r'- - 1.1, R .- l- 5-i..'H ' '51,--J': :lf ' '.:-5'- ,-AV'-3 55, .- --.-1 . ,Em J..!L,P1.r. , ew A- rf ' WI 9' i l 4' I df! -K P -.Wh qygeil I. eff., Zn. . A ,ea-F ... ,.,.,.g. V W , , V-, .A V, V3 4 :Jn i . ' 4 ff fa Ibikflf A H 13 z -TW' F fa ' , 'i FW 13,':'75i ' ., - E 5 ' 1 4,4-1-' - 'H ff .' 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Aff X 1 X- xl 'J 1 ' r. '.. 1 .s, - , .' W ., .bf .w S A., 1 -. fx. , Rn - xx ff W .1 .Q X., 6, , Y ,. ,U-.f.,xp f w,,f...ffA 4- gf'-g i1ffef'5.u 4.--'Ji .4 x N TW X0 f. SFQX A13 Yi gg It I, X X 1 J I MONKEY SPEAK NO EVIL, MONKEY HEAR NO EVIL, MONKEY SEE NO EVIL P The Wyoming Staff: Connie I., Doug S., Brad L., Karoush B., Charlie S., Carrie K., Call C., Cenine K., Michael ., Dick H., Kammy M., Christie I., Danny K., Steven D., Eric S., Ioann Ci., Dawn B., Brooke D., Mike B., Charles P., Lynn S., Beth R., Dave S., and Segrave's Mom! Special thanks to Dayrel Dietze and Liz Kluger. THE VVYOMI 'XS.F.m Qleft to rightj - A. Crocker: ADVISOR, C. Levy, ADVISQI R. Tippett, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR, M. Clarke, CO-EDITJ I. Mermelstein, CO-EDITOR, M. Simms, BUSINESS EDIT B. Segrave-Daly, COPY EDITOR, R. Llewellyn, LAYOUT EDIT I. Eiclam, ADVISCI 130 fleft to right, -C. Innes, D. Dietze, L. Kluger, B. Dankmyer, C. jones, K. Bakhtiari. 5 anllpn., w 'N Zi-HI? A O5 NX . SC. It is easy lo spot a yearbook staff member! hr qppinatnr E i!P E'NRT0R2T1317l Opinator Editors: 1. Sciandra, M. Wrobleski, C. Parkhurst, S. Slaff ieditor-in-chiefj, P. Sielicki, 1. Hoyes, M. Brown, R. Hughes, 1. Horrigan, M. F. Donley, P. Mazur, E. Kluger. Absent- D. Flick, I. Musnuff, G. Ger- man. -- .w-- ',- 5,15 , N19 . ff ' 65.5 .-lfs,-H -wgsffi :Th af' 4? , I x , 'f -1 ,.., , O4 'v in . -' 2 Xl rg u v '. , X' ,Y ,Q 1 pf J 5'-f,'5!f': .,i'3'5,glQL'! 1 N I X 3 M U 41 g ' , lil 5 'W X iI!1'r-ffm, 'fi J need 'x L v, y ipv xp. 4.-1- 1 '11 Q Jlvxxx 0 mgstan I N D O O Ft T E N N I S P.O. Box 1054, Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 Best Wishes to the Class ofI979 Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles E. Parente WILLIAM W. DAVIS CO. 4 Painting- Decorating Wall Covering Protective Coatings Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania .Alhiltlfn illllun 11' lVin1nir1g l'l1llt'i'J limi! 6 nmrl liltgtgmfl llwlnnmlzl ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE SEAFOUI FINE WINES 81 COCKTAILS East End Boulevard Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania llust below the veteran's hospital on Routes II5 84 3l5I Phone 825-8581 F. E. PARKHURST INC. INSURANCE Q Q Q 0 o o O G G Q poankllris. FAMILY RESTAURANTS ALL MENU ITEMS ABE AVAILABLE FOR TAKE-OUT! n Floute 11 -Ed d 'Ile Q 400 Kidder Street - Wllke -H n Routes 309 B. 115 - D Il 0 I-80 at Blakely Sire t- D u Routes 6 8. 11 - Clarks Summit Q Opposite Laurel Mall - Hazleton 4 Route 54 at Route B0 - Danville OQOOCDOGOOCDOG I-wi u-in r-:no-G I ' if Hai ., I - :slim-3.-.-1--, uf L 1 X : f ' P li X ff I D4 I , . e - f ' f ' Q A I I 1 5- f 1 ' ,Q ,1 A , riff'-. 4 Q N V. I H I -, I ., 1 bf 'Q' 7 x 1 - . 't't'51i5f12f'5f '4 - ,,,i,.'N v -, v Q :-.:',.,.4-sy' ' ' - ,Nantlcokc-:,gPe y 18634 'Y'f ?'fuv-f '- , f . P . ., 71, - 1x'v'fe'r' H I ' 4Al.,f 'qj- .Al-4' ' Lp. ' PLANNED C E N T E R A N N E 4 E 63 N. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre 82-I-8921 N Monday-Friday 8:30a.m.-4:30 pm. T3 I T , WITH CQMPLIMENTS H w tf nN,ptq,W'1tg-I 0 A f' itll T -if JIWQ O 'alibi lip NX.-'14,-S 'QI' .I D 15 W' INLAND IVIARIIEIUE oem in two :2,.i:w,:e:fa:,':ees.v:t::s:,1is U in will ZW, Confidential services avme rcfgardless of age, sex, marital status, or ability to pay. Sum D'-153' mi 062 SOUTH MAIN ST., VVILKES-BARRE Shoe Store in Town 'GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER, EDVVARDSVILLE CLUZERNE SHOPPING CENTER, ROUTE 300 07 EAST MAIN STREET, NANTICOKE 'HANOVER MALL, SAN SOUCI PARKWAY ll Best Wishes to the Graduates wnb Wyqmin? Natrona Bank BRDC rust A I ' ' l I '-Bronsberg T Hughes PONTlACQ f 9 WILKES-BARRE INDOOR TENNIS CENTER COAL STREET WILKES-BARRE, PA. 18703 . 3 X Li , KNCS1-NL wf'ZQ r-aw., tra !W 5ix5?:ff.t f Oule. , I Qs- arre Scranton Hwy. Tune coMPANv lKir1ssron CAR CARE CENTERS: S.VVyomrngAve.!Narrovvs -Berwick VV. Front Street!Route EI1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 MODERN FLOORS 152 Horton Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 717-822-1124 'few'-' - U ' 'K .1 , . , f , -7' -1. ,a . ,. , .w '- Ji. Y qc- ,V L r-aa. ' !'J'.. Dngratulation e Class of 19 ETROLEUM -vi I . , A' T' 'F GOOD LUCK - FROM CLASSIC COLLECTIONS AT THE SHOWCASE 649 WYOMING AVE. KINGSTON CONG RATLJLATIONS CLASS OF '79 THE ALLAN KLUGERS BEST WISHES TO ALL COMMUNITY MQTORS - BUICK- KINGSTON, PENNA. DRIVE WITH CARE A THE ERTLEY DEALERSHIPS 310 AND 401 MARKET ST., KINGSTON 288-7671 IIWWYH-'IWIIVLIS' M091-'Ff?0WA D475'UlV 7H4!IlD47IS'll!I! 1 1 I I WE ARE DHIVEIV AUTOMOBILE CITY, VV-B the tudor ns . Shop Ten. 288 9697 In The Sh book 649 wyoming A Ki ston P 187 SACCARTHY TIRE SERVICE CO. INC. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1979 'XST 340 KIDDER ST. WEST 520 PIERCE ST. FRUM THE KLUGER5 WILKES-BARRE, PA. KINGSTON, PA. 022-3151 283-0571 ROBERT '69 JACK '71 DISTRIBUTORS FOR 'ANE 74 GENERAL UAV' U 76 MICHELIN DANNY '79 BRIDGETONE I TIRES CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF '79 MRS. LEO N. LIGHT and DAVID if 1iLIGHTI-ISUSE GIFTS 52 jam If g p 18704 If I. L. TURNER CO. Mechanical Contractors Wilkes Barre, Pa. is ? ZA! R R. D. 1i5,SHAVERTOWN, PENNA. 1a 690595 T ' A 5 Q QCCDQ LZIYICQO 717-696-1670 I DESIGNERS 81 BUILDERS OF TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY HOMES Compliments of Mack Electric Supply Co 4 r Q J .-A -'T .2 nr s ITM. I 'n , If gif CONGRATULATIONS QESPECIALLY KIMJ THE CRESKOS LLEXN ELLY N 'EI NXGKP-NE Manufacturers of Fine Printing ILM OUT and DESXGN ICONWNERGXIRL IVULL COLOR IXNDUSWAPXL - Wilkes-Barre's Largest. N NEW HXLL ST. AHRE 3 xNxu4ES-B PENNA. E703 B72-8181 After Thirteen Years Thank God IT'S OVER!! H, -Q.,L jg by sf -2: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '79 From a past student present students future students and their parents UPHOLSTERED LIVINGROOM AND CONVERTIBLE FURNITUREIKINGSTON PENNSYLVAN .4 -. y. ,.' . gl' -. I S ?fy1. Mgr I r'q,g1,.,aA oooovvin PORSCHE AUDI U2 Williams Shop RT. ll NARROWS ROAD 27 South Main LARKSVILLE llllllllx fIlllAX flllk 'Eifiiiji Street Wilkes-B Phone: 7171823-6138-9 I e, Pa. 18701 237 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, DALLAS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '79 Congratulations to the Graduates of Wyo. Sem. 1979 From W.B.l.T.C. Coal St. W.B., Pa. 18702 Professional Instruction Challenging Social Programs Call 829-2661 18 Courts, Whirlpool, Saunas, Two Lounges, Complete Pro Shopl S Compliments of EEIBCBIIIANQS aww The exciting store for quality fashions GALLAND, STEINHAUER 84 REPA, INC. URANCE-NARROWS SHOPPING CENTER KINGSTON, PA. ESTABLISHED 1879 SERVICE IS OUR BEST POLICY I' fl Off li. RACUSlN'S N E Pa s Largest Men s Clothing Store Gateway Shopping Center Kingston 288 7403 Tues Wed Sat till 5 30 ! I OPEN Mon., Thurs., Fri. till 9 , '41 YE? Edward and Delores Albert Anonymous Steven, jodie, Eli and Harlene Arenberg justo, Arminta, Micah, Theodosia and juan Barreiro Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown The Burak Family The Butera Family The Chamberlain Family Donald R. and Lola j. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. William Craig Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Crissman The Dankmyer Family The Dantona Family Dick, Ellen, Rick and Russ Darr Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Davies The William S. Davis Family Decates Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Deck and Mike Attorney and Mrs. Robert G. Decker, Sr. l52 MO 5 xwb lO4-lOl Clwelmta josephine, james, and jamie Del Pr Dr. and Mrs. Arthur DiNicoIa and F Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Fried The Ciannon Family jean, Howard and joann Conchar Bill, jan, Billy and Lisa Heck Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holdridge Betty, Ted, Vicki and Ted Hoyson Atty. and Mrs. Michael j. Hudacek Mr. and Mrs. E. C. johnson Mary, Tom and Amy jones Ellen and George Kuryloski The Lewis Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Levy The MacMillan Family The Mailloux Family -e Markoff Family e Mazur Family .and Mrs. William Musto .and Mrs. joseph M. Nelson .and Mrs. Edward P. Nork e Parkhurst Family :hard Pearsall Family .and Mrs. Aldino L. Pierotti, jr. and Family Col. and Mrs. Edward N. Pollock e Popple Family .andMrs. Michael A. Purcell and Family e Reiff Family .and Mrs. joseph G. Repa e Roberson Family e Rogers Family - Rick and jim ice, Nancy and jessica Ross .and Mrs. Paul H. Rothluss ll e Ruggles Family ine, Bill, Chris and Bill Rusin d-Nejad Family of Iran tie, joseph, jodi and Mia Sciandra The Scott Family The Sekerke Family Susan and jonathan Shaffer The Shull Family The Slomowitz Family The Smulowitzs - Lynn, Karen and Lester The Spohrer Family Bea Stuccio Dominick A. Stuccio, MD. Dr. Dr. Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard A. Swain, jr. and Family Alagiri Swami Robert S. Tippett Charles L. Villante 84 Sons Charles B. Ward The Weinberger Family Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. White, jr. Once Upon a Time There Was a Snovvday. . 7'-f'f'Q' 'PHE nu' T . E! NY. 4-:S Where's the foreman? I think I lost my Contact lens. fear. 154 Xi! Say Cheese. f flaw! 4 ' fffM me5- Boys Will Be Boys. I have a dream. . . Whatis up DOC? in-f I'm King! Soccer They Moravian Academy Girard College Blair Academy Bishop Haffey Elk Lake Hill School We 3 3 1 1 3 Forest City 0 1 0 T 2 5 1 2 0 Soccer lcontj We They W.V.W. Mercersburg Academy Mt. View Bishop Hafey Montrose Perkiomen School W.V.W. 0V2 95 712 712 Field Hockey They Southern Columbia Delaware Valley Coughlin Dallas Crestwood G A R Lehman Mercersbu rg Academy Bishop O Reilly Delaware Valley W V W Meyers Nanticoke C-o f They Nanticoke Pittston Area Hanover Area Meyers Dallas Wyoming Area West Side Tech Bishop Hoban BishopO Reilly G A R Coughlan 12 12 12 We 1 6 1 7 3 ' 0 2 0 9 4 7 . . . 0 0 1 2 3 4 . , . 0 1 5 3 . . . 0 2 0 5 ' 0 I We 18 W.V.W. 3 1 ' 10! 1 ' 1 1 X 8! 21 0 14 7 12 ' 9 21 ' 0 1 I ' 3! 21 ' ' ' 0 20 . . . 1 12 ' 9 Football We They Lycoming College 1-V 6 Blair Academy Perkiomen School St. Thomas More 0 Williamson 6 36 34 Mercersburg Academy 6 34 8 1 BOYS' Basketball l Girls' Basketball Xge We anover . 44 Lake Lehman 53 gfhop Hoban 70 West Side Tech 74 39 Ccilfgmin gg grgslzwood 59 Blair Academy 52 Seton 44 45 Bishop l-loban 51 Dallas 55 gg as rms' as 24 77 West Side Tech 73 levisffde Tefh 59 C-.A.R. 65 ' ' ' 63 Crestwood 91 34 greslwood 57 sewn 63 33 Sign 62 Dallas 64 66 Hgngiler 48 Lake Lehman 57 West Side Tech 40 G.A.R. 49 Crestwood 44 Seton 30 Dallas Wrestling We Bgwlgl' Swimming We They Bishop'Hoban 12 Pittston Area 52 Wyommg Area 24 Lake Wallenpau pak 40 W'V'Vm'. 21 Bishop O'Reilly 31 glows 'E 24 Bishop O'Hara 39 P.am'C0Ae 94 21 Nanticoke 38 'ea 56 32 lS?Jli'R2LZlmy S9 gag AC'jd'fOmY igg 54 Gill-St. Bernard 12 V05 Op. CAM' 49 48 Mt. Clair-Kimberly 18 Wyxfwng 'ea 40 9 Hill School 56 C' 'Nz 31 8 West Scranton 54 NOU5 'E 99 24 Bishop o'Hara 39 Pifgifr?Aiea 36 - Meyers 91 Girls' Swimming We , They Bishop Hoban Wyoming Area W.V.W. Meyers Coughlin Nanticoke . Pittston Area , ' Bishop O'ReilIy 1 15 Bishop Hoban 68 ,N Q 65 Blair Academy 107 ,' 1 87 Wyoming Area 81 , 28 w.v.vv, 53 !,...:,,,,,a, , 39 Meyers 44 l 175' '1-'Illn--. 66 Coughlin 103 31 Nanticoke 48 65 Pittston Area 106 40 Bishop O'Reilly 43 44 ug, iff xw N xxm Wx xix 2 158 ,fr M 1 iii .J pi- 3F '.'l . , . -yah -A4 , ,..4.x I wiv . 4.5-fb.: ri - ,,...u A ,. 'X pg:-anal-r ig Q ' I ' ,,,f L . ..--'f '-r In Memoriam Wyoming Seminary Dress Code as we knew it. Devoted, dedicated Dress Code and sincere friend of Wyoming Seminary for many years. The death of the Dress Code in 1978 came as a shock to us all. We have indeed suffered a great loss. But its memory will remain in our hearts and its ghost will haunt the halls of Wyoming Seminary forever. 159 Where do we go from here? IW-GA. xg ,gy iii-Q., THE SENIOR CDHHANDDS HAVE HOU FINISHED THEIR FIRST ACT UF TERROR. N0 ONE KNDQ5 UHAT THE NEXT TARGET HILL BE. 4 - I, BUT THE TERROR HILL GO UNI THE ENEHIE9 DF THE PEdELE HAVE ALREADY BEGUN TO FEEE OUR VENGEANCE. HOU UE PLAN TO PUNISH THE NEXT ENEMY OF THE GLURIDUS SENIOR CLASS! 4 , BEURRE!I!! BEUAREl!!! BEUAREII!! BEUARE!!!! BEUARE!!!! BEUARE!!!! BENAREQ!!! THE CDHHANDOS ARE ON THE PROULIIII , BEUAREIIII BEUARE!!!l BEUARE!!!I BEUARe!HH! BEUARE!!!! BEUAREI!!! BEHARE!!!! THE CUHHANDDS ARE ON THE PROUL!llI Senior Commandos negotiate successfully ,-2 a-1'i 1- X This sure beats the Dewey Decimal Award! l 62- :, N Leonid Hambro A risk' Lx L.. fe' Talent Auction Track . .J ...L .3 1979 Wyoming Seminary Track Team: First row - left to right- C. Switzer tcoachl, K. Roberson, l. Monahan, P. Lumia Kren, C. Villante, M. Hudacek, 1. Haggerty, C. Myers, W. Evans, E. Repa fmanagerj. Second row - left to right- D. Evans Culp, S. Pierson, W. Bronson, M. Sherman, D. Gattuso, l. Brunot, H. Lewis, S. Radocaj, D. Scott, C. Dankmeyer, C. Yoder, Neavling, W. Buttz, E. Williard. Under the guiding forces of Coaches Clark Switzer and Keith Hampton the track team completed very successful season. The team's dual meet record was 4-1, and they finished at the Peddie Relay with an impressive 4th place The Peddie Relays showed the strength of this year's team and of its individuals. The relays als provided an opportunity for certain team members to exhibit their mechanical abilities. The trip t Perkiomen gave the coaches a chance to display their skills, as well a W 'J showing the depth of this year's team Next year's team, although it's losing many talented seniors an P.C.'s, appears to have potential. Mark Sherman, next year's captain and returning sophomore Paul Lumia are counting on a stron contingent of P.C.'s, as well as increased fan attendance for anothe successful season tl' 164 Baseball Ulf V' 7ff!1. Tig.. sl A al -asf, , I 1 JI I ' ve l J , 1 Y . . 4 L- f1 Fi , It X QVNVA l ' ' 1 .M ' I I 5, 2 - -4? S4 Ka I Pk l . 9 . 1979 Wyoming Seminary Baseball Team: First row left -to right- W. Lamoreaux, C. Gommer, E. Broody, 1. Barrett, D. Dal- essandro, I. Lull, T. Murray, R. Cabot, I. Hendrzak, 1. Harvey, F. Guiffre, P. Weatherly, and H. Prashker tmanagerb. Second row - left to right- M. Smith tassistant coachl, A. Ortolani, R. Decker, Z. Zavada, T. lscovitz, I. Reese, 1. Hoyes, R. Menn, K. Reese, B. Goldberg, S. Paterson lcaptainl, M. Swami, 1. Kersey fcoachj. The 1979 baseball team began the season with hopes of a league championship. After a strong exhibition season, the team opened the league season as the Division favorite, G.A.R. Sem fought with equal skill for 6 innings but gave up the winning run with two out in the seventh. This loss seemed to leave the squad with an empty feeling that carried throughout the season. Many games were within reach, but the runs couldn't be pushed across the plate when they were most needed. After 16 consecutive losses, Sem avenged G.A.R. with a rainy 5-4 extra-inning victory at home. The winning pitcher was Rob Menn. lim Hoyes had the game winning hit. Sem then defeated Perkiomen in ' an exhibition before handing Seton Catholic a 7-5 loss. This year's seniors who played their last season as Knights are Captain Scott Paterson, john Hendrzak, Rob Decker, Rob Menn, and lim Hoyes. The juniors ' who will form the nucleus of next years team are Ray Cabot, who turned in a fine defensive performance this season, Bill Lamoreaux, co- captain for next year, lay Zavada, lack Reese, co- captain for next year, lay Harvey, and hot-hitting l Todd Magic lscovitz. Sophomore Kevin Reese will also be back, along with a talented group of freshman. Many thanks go to Hana Prashker, our manager, and Coaches Kersey and Smith for keeping us together when things looked bleak. 1 165 Tennis 1979 Wyoming Seminary Tennis Team: First row - left to right - D. Gunster, D. Schwager, V. Simms, D. Goldberg, Lumia, K. Maiiloux, 1. Mermelstein, D. Bryfogle, M. Motto, A. Levy, L. Caputo, M. Goldstone, S. Slaff, L. Lord, D. Burak. S ond row -left to right -1. Goodman, 1. Kluger, 1. D'Agrosa, 1. Arenberg, A. Lichtenberg, S. Ostrowski, E. Kluger, C. Par hurst, M. Robbins, N. Edwards, M. Simms, 1. McCartney, K. Decker, D. Kluger, I. Wartella, P. Barnes fmanagerl, R. Rud Cassistant coachj. Third row- left to right- O. C. Lull lcoachl, M. Dolph, M. Weinberger, K. Larson, S. Dressler, F. arluc M. Deck, D. Robbins, W. Burak, S. johnson, A. Nelson, P. Updike, N. Lyons, R. Hughes, B. Ufberg. V Tig. 'I66 r-i- gf- This year's tennis team boasted its third undefeated season in the last four seasons. The Knights dominance over the rest of the league continued as it has over those years. The most significant moments came in non-league play. Sem avenged its loss to Hill School by trouncing them 6-1. The seasons greatest thrill was probably winning the State College Invitational Tennis Tournament. The Sem netmen edged Erie Cathedral Prep in the team tournament. They won first, second, and fourth singles and first and second doubles. Leading the team this year were Charles Parkhurst, Don Robbins, Mark Fuzzy Robbins, Bill Burak, and Richard Hughes. Tom Crissman and Norman Lyons also saw a lot of singles action. Doubles specialists included Brian Ufberg, Andy Nelson, and the Kluger trio. Coach Lull is optimistic about next year's team. Special thanks to him and manager Phyllis Barnes for guiding the team through such a successful season. Ciirl's Softball 1979 Wyoming Seminary Softball Team: First row - left to right- B. Segrave-Daly, C. Soars, W. Flick, E. Mack, N. Rummage. Second row - left to right - C. Alexander Cco-captainl, D. Lanton tco-captainl, H. Maslow, S. Halliday, T. Romanowski, C. Mohr, N, Swain. T ird row - left to right- R. Rogers fmanagerl, I. Dunham, l. Piccone, D. Brandt, S. Berman, E. English, P. Robertson, D. D'Zurko, L. Smulowitz, M. Ward, M. Maslow, M. Alexanderian, D. Davies lassistant coachl, K. Klassner tcoachl. This year's softball team was supplemented by a greater interest among the underclassmen. Although the team was smaller than last year's the team spirit appeared to indicate that the team was larger than last years. Our record was 6-12. This record is a result of numerous injuries to the starting lineup. The loss of Carole Alexander, Molly Minkey Davies, and Elaine English, due to their injuries, was greatly felt by the team. This year the team was led by Carole Alexander and Deb Lanton who did a superb job of maintaining team spirit and leading the team while on the field. Karen Klassner coached and was assisted by Dave Davies. Talk about the Dynamic Duo! The starting lineup consisted of Shari Berman, Deb Lanton, Sue Halliday, Hilary Maslow, Elaine English, Carole Alexander, Patty Robertson, Molly Minkey Davies, and our pitchers judy Dunham and Nancy Swain. The bench was a tremendous asset to the team, spiritually and substitutionally. Our most exciting game this year was played against Crestwood. We beat them 23-ll. Winning this game was so important because Crestwood had beaten Lake Lehman, our perennial rival, and Lake Lehman had beaten us. We felt that we avenged our loss to Lake Lehman. Next year's captains are Daphne D'Zurko and Deb Lanton. With their help, a returning bench, and our coaches, we have a chance at being NLJMERO UNO! i H 1. Yr, ., -. . 1 -' 1 ' vb D. 'iw 3.-.-Ali: . . 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Sets and special effects were designed an constructed by the Theatre by Design class under th supervision of Mr. W. Carver Collin W .VOUIIHS Semin THE 11?-3, :I L -1, . 1 X if A .tl -' ' , .TCW SpRA WGHA App,,L SUE A vb-,VU 'gE'zfHF0HM GRM. 7117 AND E TEH fNGAR 28117 Ts The Passion director ......... assistant director stage manager sound engineer ... .... Rev. W. James .... Craig Gommer Q13 cAsT Ist Man John the Baptist Peter 2nd Roman Soldier ....... Brian Ufberg ist woman Mary Magdeiene .... ..... Janci Demyun 2nd Man Simon Pontius Piiate .... .... Mark Doiph 2nd Woman Mary ..... ..... Brenda Dymond 3rd Man Judas Roman Soldier ... .... Frank Kren 3rd Woman Eiizabeth .... .... Kammy Maiiloux Jesus .... .... Paul Kerrigan Pa 171 K Sf' 'r --4. 1'-:,. ' In 4 ,. , F55 H. ' was T' i-- ff 'T' f X I I 1 ' I Q I , ,p HCFA ' a5ElsnQE,erfsff -L L , .2 'T f 1 'TIT' I , rj waz, .. N 1 ' Q '- ' ii-L' M N .. Jinx f 'A ' 3 HER W if b 1 I 5 P! 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Reception at 6:30 p,m, Dancing 8:30 p,m, to 'l2:Ju a.m Dinner at 7:00 pm. Crowning of Spring Queen - 8:00 p.m Music by DON MOORE RAINBOW OF SOUND attended by . illw it-xcrxc sirlu for auiogruphsl 179 Cum Laude -e, 43 fwsnagf' 1 I 4 w , 1 I G? X . 181 MT ix it Q ,l. If ,,X 4? -gt ,I v. ,,, X nr ' - 1 .v- '- JY m U ff, Q sl! .. 1 Z N 9 l ll ls S C C a o r r d e t L 353 1 Opposition Score Hanover Area 3-8tLl ,minivan rf--f Lake Lehman 13-SKLJ W.S. Tech 'IO-3fLl W.V.W. 5-4lll Crestwood 6-1 lLl Hoban 2-7tLl Dallas 4-6U-l WyomingArea O-10fLl G.A.R. 8-7tWl Seton Catholic 7-SQWJ Softball Opposition Score Opposition Score G.A.R. 13-3tWJ Lake Lehman 1-11tLJ Seton Catholic 24-7lWJ W.S. 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