Kings College - Regis Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1974 volume:

The REGIS STAFF and KING'S COLLEGE present ................................ .............................................. THE1974 REGIS YEARBOOK, Volume 27 KING'S COLLEGE r C: WILKES ' BARRE h-l i: PENNSY LVANIA 1 8 7 1 1 inn September 1, 1974 REGIS 74 marks the end of an era The Decade of Progress. It commemorates the Graduation of the first class with a full complement of women, the largest Class in the history of King's College, and the Twenty-Fifth Graduating Class. With this in mind, it is my honor to present this annual on behalf of the 1974 REGIS STAFF to the whole College Community. Many students ask the ever-increasing question: Why is there a yearbook at all? Isn't it a victim of the nonsentimental sixties? The King's College yearbook has somehow managed to remain a viable organization that we hope fulfills a role within the structure of our total campus life. Large measure of this success is due to the people who've worked hard to produce this book. Most of the credit is due, however, to the nature of the yearbook role itself. The yearbook is the only campus publication that produces an overview of the school as seen by students. It also provides the type of coverage that allows a single event to be related to the total pattern of what happened in the social, political, academic and sports year. Yearbooks which failed to capture a year's essence are usually failures. At King's we are continually forced to reevaluate the strengths and weaknesses of past books. Then we use what we learned as guides for future editions. These lessons have led me to make several changes in the structure of the 26th Edi- tion, refining it further in this edition. The structural changes were coupled with a major reorganization of our staff. For the first time in the REGIS' history, women have played a major roll in the development of this edition. Two major editorial positions were held by women. Freshmen and Sophomores have also held major editorial positions. Our book has a pictorial theme CHILDREN , reminding us that we were once young and have progressed from infancy to maturity. The 27th Edition contains ten sections of and about the people in the King's Commu- nity. It is packaged in 320 pages, 38 of which are color pages, and includes 2,151 photos with 76 pieces of art work. The cover and dividers are of similar design. Each di- vider has in introduction that goes into the photo and comes out of the maze into the section. It demonstrates an unending cycie of travel. For example: The Senior Section has the last initial of each member of the Graduating Class beginning with the Class Offi- cers and comes out of the maze with the Degrees they earned. Lastly, there remains the need to define the College's commitment to student journal- ism in general and the REGIS in particular. With our recently developed Communica- tions Media Department, the valuable display of confidence from Miss Mary Barrett, Yearbook Moderator, and the support of the Board of Student Communications Media during my past two years as a REGIS official, I am sure that the commitment is genuine. Finally, it is the students that make the REGIS and they must retain student interest in the book and keep it a leader in campus publications. W David L. Krantz 1974 REGIS Editor-in-Chief WWWW EDITOR-lN-CHIEF, David L. Krantz ADVISOR, Miss Mary I. Barrett ASSISTANT EDITOR, Michael D. Lombardo DESIGN EDITOR, Frank B. Burnside, Jr. COPY EDITOR, Paula M. Kovack CLUB EDITOR, Mary Ann Zackmann LAYOUT EDITOR, Thomas R. Smith MANAGING EDITOR, John C. Legiesa PHOTOGRAPHY COORDINATOR, Albert J. Meehan SPORTS EDITOR, Michael J. Prockup PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Frank Burnside, Frank Chebaio, Robert Colquhoun, Leo Kalinowski, Dave Krantz, Jay Meehan Paul Psak, John Sikorski. STAFF AIDS: Raymond Albany, Deborah Burshnic, Brad Colburn, Pierre DeRagon, Mirian Evans, Dale Hazlak, Patricia Heffer, John Jacob, Edward Jankowski, Marie Kalinowski. Tony Klutz, Karen Kuhinskas, Mark Leffler, Louise McNert- ney. Dennis Mizdail, Robert Murphy, Elaine Panzitta, Diane Saunders, Lisa Schleich, Diane Serafin, Susan White, Mike Woolly, Vincent Zagorski. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: F. Regis, Y. Bulmann. Tom Chaffey, Ray Clark, Bob DeVaul, Jeff Frankel, Ewing Galloway, Bill Gross, Ace Hoffman Studios, Joe Kane, Dr; Thomas Nardone, J.J. O'Mally, Alex Rebart, Curtis Salorick, Gary VanScoy, Larry VanScoy, Maj. Stanley Smith, Jr., Eric Stone, George Tensa and Joe Walsh. AMERICAN YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Paul D. Jobson SENIOR PORTRAITS AND FORMAL GROUP SHOTS Holiday Photo Inc. SPORTS ARTIST, Mike Prockup and Ed Gongleski STAFF PRINTING, Mike Daigieaun, College Printer and An- dreeko Photoprint Co. The REGIS STAFF wishes to thank the following for making this publication possible. Their help was invaluable. Rev. Paul J. Farber, C.S.C., Mrs. Helen Roche and the Sheehy Student Center Staff; the College Maintenance Staff; the Registrar Office Staff; the Business Office Staff, and the Public Information Staff. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mark, Eric and Billy. 1k 4' II! IF it 3!: It 5!: 1t: :0: :6! 1k :9: II: at :9: EDITORIAL COMMENT CONTAINED IN THIS ANNUAL DOES NOT NECESSARY REPRESENT OFFICIAL COLLEGE POLICIES OR OPINIONS. 1k :0: II: II! IS: 3F 3k 36: 4: 1k II: :9: ll: :6: l6! :6: :9: Copyright 1974 by Kings College and David L. Krantz, REGIS STAFF Editor-in-Chief. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photo- copying, recording or otherwise, without written permission of the above. DEDICATION REV. LANE D. KILBURN, C.S.C. CLASS OF 1974 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION SPORTS CLUBS and STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ART and PHOTOGRAPHY COLLEGE EVENTS and LIFE GRADUATION WEE'E 51555 muranrs 6 13 21 101 113 123 168 216 227 292 IN MEMORIAM SUSAN GAIL GUZO Class of 1975 September 1, 1973 IN MEMORIAM ROBERT HERMAN WESENYAK Class of 1976 Octob r 24, 1973 DR. RUDOLF J. SCHLEICH E D I C A T l O N Dean Schleich with Congressman Daniel Flood and Mr. Thomas Visgilio at the Kin College Twenty-fifth Anniversary Ball. Dean dancing at the Class of 1974 Com- mencement Ball. zhm m430vm :3 ,;$ ' rr- W? :1 , eyw: .,'-z, 55$: gm gar. Dr. Schleich and Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C. Dean Schleich presenting the 1974 Graduates. On dry land after winning River Regatta. Helping friends clean-up after a party at the college. With one of his daughters. Rudolf Schleich came to King's in 1957,7to join the Department of-History. Having emigrated from Germany at an. early age, he was raised in Buffalo, New York. During the Second World War he served with the American Armed Forces in Italy. He subsequently received his baccalaureate degree from Canisius College and the MA. from the University of Buffaio. As a Fulbright Fellow, he did his primary research in Vienna and Munich in seventeenth century Austrian-German his- tory which led to the Ph.D. at Fordham University. The years at King's have witnessed his promotion in rank to full professor t197D, the chair- manship of the History Department t1968 ',69t and the deanship of the College t1969i.Dean Schleich and his wife the former Johanna Gradl have been blessed with five daughters: Lisa and Katherine who are students at King' 5; and Kristin, Lauren and Maria. L The Class of 1974 has been very fortunate to make many special friends during their short stay at King's. Several of these individuals have had a tremendous influence on us, but none as much as Dr. Schleich. There are many sides to this man known to so many of us simply as HRudy. He is a scholar, teacher, administrator, athlete, and friend. For seventeen years he has endeavored to serve our Alma Mater to the best of his ability; his life in King's has taken so many forms that he has become our Hman for all seasons. Many students have encountered him in the most unexpected circumstances-eperhaps on the basketball or paddleball court; or at a car rally; or on the Walk for Bangledesh or backstage at the annual King's Follies; or as a competi- tor in the River Regatta; or in animated discussion at a departmental symposium; or on a dorm night rap session; or in ttmucking out after the Agnes Flood. In all these and the many other relationships the essential dimension of his presence is contained in the genuine, unsti'nting personal interest he takes In his students. It is with great pleasure that we the Twenty-fifth Graduating Class of King' 5 College dedicate the 1974 REGIS to Dean Rudolf 'J. Schleich, Ph.D. Teacher-Administrator-Friend WITH PARENTS: Mrs. Anna Schleich, Ru- dolph Schleich, Mr. George Schleich. SCHLEICH F Schleich, Dr. Rudolf Schleich, Lauren. Standing: Kristin, Lisa and Kathy Schleich. L , : IN RECOGNITION is a feature devised by the 1972-73 REGIS Co-Eitors in order to recognize an- nually those individuals who have made a special effort to make King's a better institution for all members of our college community. Therefore in this section all parts of the college administra- tion, faculty, staff and studentsl are represented. l Reverend Frank Gartland, C.S.C. College Chaplain t Doctor Daniel DiBlasi Professor of Spanish Q: Administration Building Elevator Operator Mr. Anthony Tony Foy l STUDENTS Patricia Ann Cochran Dale Todd Hazlak 11 Reverend Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., College President 1964-1974 .................... .................................... Priest-Scholar-Educator-Administor-FRIEND a OM; . Wm VoeI-Uv kw w 3 u, ts ,. ., 2:- - up I . '1' Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., Academic Dean notifying Present Academic Dean Rudolf J. Schleich and President Richard Passon of his honorable mention and Edward Rev. Kilburn,C.S.C.ata recent River Regatta. Hanlon of his acceptance as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. THE PRESIDENCY OF REVEREND LANE DIXON KILBURN, C.S.C. Father Kilburn was indeed no stranger to King's before his rise to its Presidency in 1964. He Hrose through the ranks so to speak. His first position at our college was centered around the duties of a faculty member of the Philosophy Depart- ment. After three years as a teacher he was appointed to the administrative office of Academic Dean and Vice-President of the College under the Presidency of Rev- erend George Beneglia, C.S.C. It was from the Dean's chair that he ascended to the College Presidency. Father Kilburn's Deanship was indeed a very colorful one, one which distin- l guished him as a very weIl-bred and learned man. He seemed destined to achieve l greatness. The highlight of his tenure was his selection to travel to India on an United States Department Field Trip with other national educators. After six years in the post of Academic Dean, Father became our President. Father Kilburn's tenure of office, 1.964 to 1974, has been described by one ad- ministrator as a Decade of Progress. And indeed it was. During his Presidency the College building program realized its full potential. Today King's is graced with one of the finest and modern campuses in the United States for its size. He has also extended an arm of friendship to the community, which has in turn resulted in a healthly community-college relationship. Through his efforts King's has de- veloped into one of the most democratic college campuses in Pennsylvania. or in the United States for that matter. King's is also represented on various national, state and local committees and organizations through his initiative. Despite these accomplishments, Father always remained a very personable individual. He was al- ways compassionate and always concerned about all King's people, as indicated by i the following 1965 REGIS dedication: The 1965 REGIS is dedicated to the Reverend Lane Dixon Kilburn, C.S.C., known to students primarily as a friend and incidentally as the college President. He looks the part of a college president, an intellectual, a fine man, all of which he is. His voice is pro- nouncedl y clear and low pitched. His eyes are clear and direct. noting things which usually i escape the attention of some one less astute. Most encounters with him take place by chance, happening in a crowded cafeteria, on a quiet Sunday morning, or during the rush on a class break. But with each meeting comes a feeling which can be explained only by the ingrained aura of courtesy which emanates from the man toward everyone. Only a person surrh as F r. K ilbum could make so universal an expression seem so personal. The period in which Father Kilburn served as President of King's College was not an easy one. It was a very dramatic and changing era. Our American society was constantly in flux. King's made several advancements in times when many col- leges and universities were falling behind. For these advancements the entire King's Community will forever be grateful to Father Lane Dixon Kilburn, C.S.C., for the time he has spent with us. Representatives from over 160 colleges. universities, and related institutions at- tended the inauguration ceremony of Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, 0.8.0., as college presi- dent on Saturday afternoon October 31, 1964 at the lrem Temple, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The occasion will also be remembered for the gift of Congressman Daniel J. Flood to the college library of his complete pub- lie and private papers. . s1; Academic procession from the college down N. Franklin Street. Miss Mary Barrett, college librarian greets Cong. Daniel J. M .M K' h . Mrs ary llburnw1t herson Flood. Wilkes-Barre Mayor Frank Slattery and Wilkes College Presi- Slster Cuthbert IH M and Sister Eugenia IH dent Eugene S.Farley. of Marywood College. s . ; 43$ , . as W; ; :. if'q'lslt i1 1:11? 3 5M ' 2:15. : v.11 rug 'r y Dr. Howard Comfort greets Rev. Kilburn. King's College HMen in Red at the lrem Temple. The College Campus before The Decade of Progress. l? ol a Mr. Edward E. Loewe, Architect presents keys to new Library, Student Center and East Hall Form to Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C. I hf Rev. Richard Sullivan, C.S.C. Provincial of the Congregation of Holy Cross Eastern Prov- ince and Rev. Kilburn, C.S.C. at the ground ation building. Rev. Frank Gartland, C.S.C., College Chaplain: Mrs. D. Leonard Corgan; Msgr. James C. Tim- Iin. chancellor: Diocese of Scranton; Most Rev. J. Carroll McCormick, D.C., Bishop of Scranton. and King's College PreSident Rev. Lane D. Kil- burn, C.S.C. outside the newly dedicated Col- lege Library named in honor of Mrs. Corgan's husband. US. Senator, Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon, talks with Rev. Kilburn, C.S.C. and Dean Schleich before 1971 Opening Assembly. Secretary of H.E.W. Wilbur Cohen, arrives with Mr. Joseph Balz, far left, at the dedication of the Physical Ed building greets Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Maiinowski with Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C. at the Carillon Console they presented to the College. .mmwwwwwmwam Rev. Kilburn, C.S.C., installs Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C. President of the University of Notre Dame with hood of Doctor of Humanities honoris causa. . , t2 Father Kilburn, C.S.C. presents Father Herve Le- Blanc, C.S.C. with Christi Regis Award for twenty yea rs of service to the College. Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C., joins members of the colleg Spanish Club. Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C. presents Dave Krantz. Junior Dinner Dance Chairman with Class Plaque. Rev. Kilburn, C.S.C.. greets Mr. Frank Mankiewicz prior to Mankiewicz Opening Assembly address. Father Kilburn, C.S.C., presents Mr. Frank Carlucci, III, Under Secretary of Health. Education and Welfare with an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humanity, honoris causa. at King's 24th Commencement. Northeastern Pennsylvania Educators presents Fr. Kilburn. 08.0., with a plaque upon his retirement as King's President. Tom Crosby. Student Government Chairman presents Fr. Kilburn, 08.0 with a Freshman Fr. Kilburn, C.S.C., accepts faculty gift from Dr. Donald Buzinkai. Freshman Capping. ?fl'Kiibum. C.S.C,., open doOr poiicy, here he talksh'Whmsmd-eht'giw 1974 SENIORS K R M-A-B-C-D-E G-H-J L N-o-P-Q s-T-u v W ............................ Bachelor of Arts or Science and Associate in Arts or Science O S s A L C Jiliiiui Ii. WWW, WW-WW : m was w m w mw$ V M. m n N 1970-1971 FRESHMAN YEAR Freshman Class Officers: Peter Wood. President: Nancy Rusnok. Vice-President: Marguerite Baloga, Secretary: Frank Kiernan. Treasurerfi Missing Mr. W. Francis Swingle, Moderator. 30 Reprint from '71 REGIS One very positive student remarke that the measure of success for the Clas of 1974 was reliant almost entirely on it co-educational membership. The pres ence of an increasing female enrollmen contributed an impressive measure 0 spirit which aided the class' socia projects. Their participation in such traditiona events as Homecoming. and also th Freshman-Sophomore Cotillion indi cated a fair amount of leadership on th part of the officers. Other activities of more loosely structured nature im pressed most people on campus. Specif ically, these events included the Christ mas decorating project and their parti cipation in the Student Governmen Carnival. Although their accomplishments were not of an outstanding nature in 1970-71 the Frosh have displayed a certain moti vational drive which should serve as lesson to the upperclassmenfi HX I'MH 'HH IbIlXY. . x IX'HI . Hl NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, PA. TlMES-LEADER, THE EVENING DNINHAH AVGIXJ 2 Diegaiocked For Fresh Presidency Election officials at King's College were busy today in a recount of ballots for the fresh- men class presidPncy. A deadlock existed yesterday between David Kramz of Carbon-z dale and Peter Wood of Lowell.1 Mass. They defeated Jorge Goth: izalez and Stanley Niemiec. If the recount fails to produce; a clear winner. there will be a runoff election between Kranlzr and Wood. Nancy Rusnok o! Dunf more was elected vice president.: and Marguerite Balogl. city. sec- retary. Unopposed for Ireasurer wns Frank Kiernan 0! Glen Ridzeu V. J. 9 'usummmow Named to the student govern men! were John Matok, Allenv town: Thomas Nurdone. city. and Daniel Ferrell. Bethlehem, OLGI Moment; Wood Tops Kraniz in Runoff Ballot , As Freshmen Elect Class Officers , ,r to deemsmga'z 'V'KIV NM 0213 3H1 .l V 31 i W Wm WM mum KihquL-I HEW SOPHOMORE 06:53;le NEWE VOL I a No. I King; College.thKes-Barre;Pa. LResJangcTober 5',l9'7l Sophomores Officers: John McGee, Vice-President; Patricia Cochran, President; Ed Jankowski. Secretary; Tom Rossi, Treasurer. The atmosphere surrounding the Sophomore Class this year was one of llwe made it . At this time it is the norm that a class slack off. Not so for this year's crop of survivors. After a rather blase freshman year the class seemed to become ignited with spirit and a determination to break the tradition of the sophomore slump. There were trips to the Plaestra and the John Long Center and bake sales, more or less the staples of present campus organizations. The really ex- citing aspect of the class has been the word sup- port. This will to participate was evident by the class winning first place in the Homecoming Float Contest and by the uniquely successful 13th Freshmaanophomore Cotillion. The C0- tillion, traditionally a financial night. due to a lack of interest, it was the reverse this year with a packed house. Perhaps. as the class reaches collegiate ma- turity, an even larger segment will realize that a successful scholastic career entails making it in other areas than classroom proficiency. RE- PRINT FROM THE 1972 REGIS. Mr. Frank J. Pasquini, Class Moderator. april 141972 3'21, W4 4971; MA, 4975 Mfcomex 30w lax 3749, 3mm W GM 41;, 4972 3mm 53.29am, Epcot! 91m 432 7:30 134m Ia 4:30 mm ,,5 M 91mm; 5M leibv: 35 Junior Officers: Jessie Robertine, Secretary; Dave Krantz. Vice-President: Edward J. Jankowski. President: Dennis Mizdail. Treasurer: Miss Mary I. Barrett and Mr. FrankJ. Pasquini. Moderators. Perhaps the brightest aspect of the Class of '74 is that they're always improving. This year's improvement can be best measured by the activities and influence which the class sponsored and fostered respectively. Money seemed to be the Juniors' primary objective during the first semester. The class promoted a fund-raising drive called the 1750 Club which made a profit of $800. While spon- soring this the class also spearheaded an attempt for a larger class allocation from Student Government, the end result being an additional $150 per class per semester. In addition to these financial ventures the Class also planned and operated the Tri-Class Party, a traditional Home- coming social function for Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors. The second semester was dominated by social activities since the class was well above a $1,000 budget all semester. in February the Juniors sponsored a Golden Greaser Night which drew approximately 500 people, while operating the food concession during the Student Government's All-Night Concert that same month. In March the class sponsored two keg parties at the Pocono Downs Clubhouse. both of which were social successes. The entire year, however, was highlighted by the annual Junior Dinner Dance on April 27th, which, besides other ex- tras, featured an open bar. At this time the class honored one of it's most outstanding members, Thomas J. Nardone, a three-year S.G. Representative, as Junior of the Year. A week later, on May 5th, the class sponsored the second AIl-College Ball for the entire college community and alumni. The presentation of the lst All-College Award took place with Mr. Frank Swingle, Miss Mary Barrett and '73 Graduate John DiPiertro being honored for their outstanding service to King's. In many respects this year was a turning point for the Class of '74, and with three of this year's officers returning for Senior Year, even more improvement seems eminent. Reprint from '73 REGIS. 1750 CLUB KlNGlS COLLEGE Wilkes-Barre, Pa. sponsired by CLASS OF 1974 and the REGIS YEARBOOK MEMBERSHIP DRIVE lst Dividend $1,000.00 2nd Dividend $500.00 3rd Dividend $250.00 Dividend Drawing January 23, 1973 Membership Fee $1.00 4g... NC! 4806 ALL COLLEGE BALL .4 SPONSORED BY 0 i3 CLASS OF 1974 7117 Pocono Downs Club House, Plains, Pa. Dancing - Cosh Bar Saturday, May 5, 1973 Donation - $5000 per couple IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The Class of 1974 welcomes you to The Twelfth Annual Junior Dinner Dance Friday, April 27, 1973 Gus Genetti Hotel Cocktails - 7: 30 p. In. West Ballroom Dimer - 8: 30 p. In. East Market Street Dancing 10:00 p. m. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Music by: The Beatle Movement Thomas J. Nardone Junior of the Year 37 1973-1974 SENIOR YEAR ; WW Z mom: '0 3 z E H o m 2 H g a : c2 3: O m 9:235; 7: o 5,, 30?; 2a 2 4 Emma: 3 rem gnu: :ng 5'05: eating JFSQEOEJMe 'mgg ago: Iregghcp L11 bV 8085 Se :9 m e 'u emu: D1 ihtp. 3 0 web r '11 CD 1 :9 a U H n U 3 III M h w :6 m Senior Officers: Front Row: Jessica Robertine, Secretary; Dennis Mizdail, Treasurer; Seated: Miss Mary I. Barrett and Mr. Thomas Kameen. Moderators; Standing: Dave Krantz, President; Thomas Rossi, Vice-President: Mr. Frank Pasquini. Moderator. CLASS 63F 1I9'74 EEWE-S' . concert th . , - Ir r the class was the Senior- Alumnl Homecoming-rzPartyvheld at Pocono Downs Racetrack Club House which saw a huge social success fostering of good alumni relationships. Our class also took akpryize in the Stu- deht Government Homecoming Dispiay Contest with OLIr Christ the King statue denoting Christ Always Picks a Winner. Senior year was a year of co Junior Class of , s M Krantz Questions Policy Dear Editor: A university in the state provides a t This past week the Senior Class happy hour for its seniors and since some t was denied use of the dorm cafeteria we do use the facilities for outsiders on November 3. 1973, for the Senior- 0f the college community. we strongly Alumni Homecoming Party. Reasons suggest the Student Government and given for the refusal were that we the All-Cellege Senate to 100k at the would be giving out alcoholic bever- matter 1n the Interest of future ages which would set a precedent and Semors. could steer students astray. Being those present would comply with the regulations of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, we see no reason. for David L. Krantz the refusal but are forced to accept, President the decision. Senior Class st few weeks; we spent at King's wer ith tour sponsoring The: con biggest and best evezywo t , Mass and finally our Comment fem ever to b graduated from King t ano GRADUATI LG CLASS-all of bthese will b Yours in King's, 53155 3013617 AGJSR 2-THECROWN C3555 OF 7$ The absence of a prestigious speaker at commencement exercises would be demean- ing to the College. At a time when King's should be attempting to draw attention to it- self and to its activities lto say nothing of possible endowments and personal giftsl the school cannot afford to conduct graduation ceremonies without a main speaker or with a mediocre speaker of fifth choice. In addition. students and parents who spend $12,000 and upwards to finance a four- year education deserve a memorable gradua- tion ceremony, complete with speaker. Yet. approximately two months before graduation. no speaker has been found. This may be the result. as claimed by the Class President. of not having enoiigh money to attract an one. More robabl , blame lies llll Vl'lllll'xtiJ'k l'l-l'rlmi'x IN lf'Tl Imm h ltraullz Cites llluss .vals kw. Mini leMl lxmlll '. ix How; u lu-ilnlr ul Kkllnl' lit. tll lli1e w Humin-zin i'llll'lll wmnr xlti 3 llrnwlrm hmm- ulvn rulinixml A lunv xprnlut nu n: . nwm spmlwr um xnmilm mih $1.1M! lrnm :va .numu H4 vrw-m lw' Thursday. February 28. 1974 THE CR OWN o It's An Insult with the officers who waited to long to con- tact a number of potential people and speak- er's bureaus 'you can't pin all hopes on only one candidatel and failed to explore all possi- bilities of personal contacts among members of the faculty and administration. The CROWN believes the College will lose prestige both in comparison to the other area schools and also outside of the area. if it con- ducts graduation exercises without a noted speaker. Besides creating a poor public image. this situation is insulting to the stu- dents. their parents, and the school. WE. therefore. urge the Senior class officers to move quickly, the faculty and administration to utilize personal contacts. and the school t. supply any extra funds needed to obtain a commencement s-eaker. 'lhv vlilxs hm In runlizu'l lnr .l Miiilrm lmx ln illl'llllilll, i Mllimis LN mwrl-t mill ml luv x'mlrul umiu-mliun m lmnnr mp MN .m ilznw llhvrv lrnm: Eu l-u-rir H .H ii luu l'l'll'l' .hr Milli lll' llll'lhl ul Hm .uuirx l'r'H'J'dlll, lir lxmmn. is In nlulilm lllll mxulx- im-nl llv 'llwl llll' M Wins n M h lhu y-Jr ,hmnl .lu Illilll'il'll MM n'v-mm-Il i-mm'lx :1 mm lmx unlimlm- ii In xlllIIIlt' Xx ul' hmu-xvr llu' uni' sp ilwr hinl ml! s Hml 'lmi wxrml lumkmu iiut-m'u-x m-m lln .llllHllIll mih $3M l .4 N3 mmm'lml Ilm'IHu-il, xrn rmvmlx .imvrmm'llml .iml thin ln- AJx xmmm: lnr rl-pln-x llll 1s iil'ruul. 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English 40 Avoca, Pennsylvania CLASS OF 1974 TWO YEARMEMBERS Km: Lcur Shc Etmps Th; Ihrccp I ,A iucrrv. Br. Jim Miller. C.S.C. A.B. Theatre I : 7 eg I! f; ; Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania MW Dave Krantz A.B. History Carbondale, Pennsylvania Pat McCloskey A.B. Psychology West Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 41 WHUS WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES John Davey Joe Daugherty A.B. Government and Politics A. B. Sociology Frank Burnside. Jr. Clark. New Jersey Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 8.8. Business Administration Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania Dennis Mlzdall, Jr. B.S. Physics Jay Meehan Mansfield, Pennsylvania A.B. SocioIogy John McGee - . A.B.Asian Studies Bndgeport,ConnectIcut Camp Hill. Pennsylvania 1973-1974 SENIOR MEMBERS Tom Nardone A.B. Economics - Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Vinnce Palmer .Tim O'Nei-ll. , A.B. AngIo-French Literature 88. Busmess Administration Richmond, Virginia Philadel phia, Pennsylvania f Jessie Robertine 5 AB. English Y A ' ; Wilkes-Barre, Penns lvania i Vince Riccardo y A.B. Government and Politics Teresa Remakus , . A.B. Mathematics South Plamfneld, New Jersey Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Tom Rossi Neil VanLoon 8.8. Business Administration A.B. History Red Bank. New Jersey Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania Leo E. Agresti John C. Ammon Robert F. Antantis Loo Edward Apuu 42 Penebone Sheet Swoyerville. Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Government Monogram Club 2.3.4: Varsity Sport-Basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sport- Basketball 1.2. John Charles Ammon 57 Wilson Avenue Parlin. New Jersey 08859 A.B. History Aquinas Sociew 4; Football Club 4; Knights of Columbus 3.4: Intramural SportyBaske'ball 2.3.4. Softball 2.3.4. Volley Ball 3.4. Ray John Andu Hillcrest Drive Dallas. Pennsylvania 18612 AB. Spanish SpanishClub 1.2.3.4. Robert Frlncls Anunltls R.D. a9 5 Box 19 Shavertown. Pennsylvania 18708 A.B. Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Association 3.4; Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4; Varsity Sport- Rier 4. Patrick John Angood 25 Oxford Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Government Aquinas Society 3.4;FootballClub1.2:S.N,E.A.4;Young Democrats 1.2.3. John Jamu Angomo 133 Vine Street Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 A.B. Government Political Science Forum 1. Frank John Aria 40 Watkins Street Swoyerville. Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Economics Law Club 4; Collegiate Economic Association 3,4; Intramural Sport-Soft- hall 2.3. Marguerite Mary 30ng 127 West Cheslnm Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 A.B. English Campion Society 3 secreQary; 4 president Coilegiate Council of the UN. 1.2 secretary; Cross and Crown Societv 1.2: $.N.E.A. 4; Women's Glee Club 2.3.4; Class of 1974 Freshman Year Secretary. Paul Gourd Barharo 427 Glendale Road Wyckoff, New Jersey 07431 BS. Business Administration Archaeology Club 2.3 president; Business Administration Club 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports-Softball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4: Football 3. Ronald Joseph Barium: 4 O'Malley Street Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 8.8. Accounting Accounting Associmion 2. Jouph Robert Bauman 70 5. Hancock Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.8. Accouming Accounting Association 4; Intramural Sport-Basketball 4. Kovln Harold Beach 100 Linden Avenue Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 AB. Government CROWN 4 spans editor; Law C1ub 2; Political Science Forum 2 treasurer: 1ntramural Sports-Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Wlllllm Franck Bohm 232 Parrish Sheet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Government Business Administration Club leoung DemocraQs 3.4. Vlllllam Edward Balm 304 Lathrop Street Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Sociology Sociological Sociay 3.4. Davld Anthony Bollumorl 68 Laflin Road Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Criminal Jus1ice Lambda Alpha Epsilon 3.4; InQramural Sports-Football 34; Baseball 3.4: Basketball 1.2. Angelo Borromnl 17 North Hancock Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Criminal Justice Lambda Alpha Epsilon 2. Virglnla Ann Bcrto 106 Pine Street Pinston. Pennsylvania 18640 A.8. French Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4: Cross and Crown Society 1: French Club 2.3.4, John L. Blanconl 123 Lawrence Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Psychology AII-College Senate, Class of 1974 Senior Senator; Car Club 4; French Club 3.4 treasurer; Karate Club 3.4: Psychology Club 3.4 1reasurer; Ski Club 4; Varsity Sport-Tennis: Intramural Sports-Baseball 3.4: Football 4: Bas- kemall 4. Ray J. Andes Patrick J. Aregood John J. Argento Ronald J. Barkovitz Paul G. Barbaro Frank J. Aritz Joseph R. Bauman William E. Bellas John L. Bianconi David A. Bellumori Angelo Berrettini Virginia A. Berto 4S Hony Sue Blllls 14 Galway Lane Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08003 8.5. Psychology CROWN 1.3.4; Fourth Floor Players 1: Follies 3.4. Donna Halon. Biro: Kuzmlmkl 22 Anne Street White Oaks Mountaintop. Pennsylvania 18707 A18. English Academy of Biological Sciences 1; Beaux Arts Society 2.3; French Club 1: Mathematical Academy 3.4; SCOP 3; Women's Glee Club 2.3. Edward Joseph Blndor 247 East Frederick 51reet A.B. History Foo1ballCIub1,2.3,4;IntramuralSports6Basketball 1.2.3; Softball 1.2.3. Lawrence Joseph Bollck 339 East Lloyd Street Shenandoah. Pennsylvania 17976 8.5. MathemaQics Aquinas Society 34; Chess Club 3: Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sports-Bas ketball 1.2.3.4:Sof1ball 2.3.4: Bowhng 3. Michael Thomas Bonavlna 62 Regent Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 17976 A.8. French French Club 3.4; Men's Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Pour Joseph Boncuvnkl 26 Lloyds Lane Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Sociology Chi Gamma Iota 3.4; Sociological Society 3.4. Edward John Both 918 Grove 5tree1 Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 AB. Economics Collegiate Economic Association 3.4: Judo Club 2;Kara1e Club1,2,3. Bvondan Ambrose Bormkl 9427 Victoria Drive Upper Marlaboro. Maryland 20870 A.8. English Intramural Sports-Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 4. John Jouph Boylan RD if 2 Box 120-B Wapwallopen. Pennsylvania 18660 A.B. Criminal Justice Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4. Mlchaol Jouph Boylan 20 Maple Avenue Shillington. Pennsylvania 19607 8.5. Business Adminisvation Business Administration Club 2.3.4; Judo Club 3,4; Spons-Cross Country 1; Track Club 3.4. John Jouph Brody, Jr. 320 Church Street Danville. Pennsylvania 17821 8.5. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4 Secretary-Treasurer: CROWN 4; lntramurals Sports- Footba1l3; Bowling 3.4. Lamm Bunnan 1 14 John Street Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 4; Aquinas Society 3.4. Joseph Harry Brullu 717 Minoka Avenue Moosic, Pennsylvania A.B. Sociology Cross and Crown Society 2; Knights 01 Columbus 2,3,4; SCOP 2; Sociological Society 2.3.4: Intramural 5pcr1s-Foo!ball2;$of1ball 3. Maryann Barbara Brulln Railroad Street Locust Gap. Pennsylvania 17840 AB. Sociology Cross and Crown $ociety1:CROWN 1: Sociological 3.4. La ncaster. Pennsylvania 17602 Holly S. Billis Donna H. Biros Kuzminski Edward J. Binder Lawrence J. Boiick Michael J. Bonavina Peter J. Bonezewski Edward J. Boris Brendan A. Boroski Michael J. Boylan John J. Brady Lawrence Brennan Joseph H. Breslin Maryrose B. Breslin 47 Michael P. Brown Michael Pater Btown 61 Church Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania 18651 85. Accounting Accounting Association 2,3,4; Aquinas Society 3.4. Sandra Marlo Brulo 24 Bailey Street Plains, Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Sociology Circle K Club 3.4: Cross 5. Crown Socie1y 3: Psychology Club 3: Sociological Sedan 3; Intramural Spor1s-Bowling. PIul Tlmathy Burn: 28 Lincoln Avenue Rumsen. New Jersey 07760 AB. History Campion Socmy 1.23.4: Crown 2,3,4; Delta Epsilon Sigma 4; Intramurai Sports-Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 4. Claudette A. Burlono 213 Bennen Strem Exeter, Pennsylvania 18643 A.B, Elementary Education French Club 2.3.4: Women's Glee Club 2,4. Frlnk Boyle Burnside Jr. 64 West Union Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18701 8.8. Business Administration Aquinas Socvety 234; Business Administration Club 2; Regis 2,3,4, 00' Editor-in-Chief 3; Who's Who In American Unlversities and Colleges. Michael Patrlck Cannon 27 Yates Street Forty Fort, Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Business Administration Chi Gamma Iota 4; Law Club 4, Gary Davld Capri Ridge Road Vincetown, New Jersey 08088 A.B. Mamematics Mamematical Academy 12; Soccer Club 1.24; Varsity Sports-Golf 1: Intramural Sports-Baskemall 123,4; Football 12. Tom: A. Gaprlsto Slablmkl 125 Hill Sweet Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. History Aquinas Society 2,3,41Circle K club 12; Herodotans 1.2,3,4:S1udentGovern- ment Representative 2: S.N.E.A. 4. Kathy Carole Carbonaro 19 Spring Street Ashley, Pennsylvania 18706 AB. Sociology Football Cheerleaders 2,3: Sociological Society 3. Edward John C: 127 Valley View Drive Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013 A.B. Economics. Government AIl-College Senate Treasurer 4; Aquinas Society 34' Collegiate Economic Association 4; Law Club 3; Political Science Forum 3.4; Varsity SportkTen- nis 1.214: Student Government 2: Honor's Department Adwsory Board 24. Neil James Casey 535 West Maple Street Hazleton. Pennsylvania 18201 8.8. Business Administration cmy Bollnda Clwky 74 Carvenon Road Trucksville, Pennsylvania 18708 AB. Theology Aquinas Society 34: Cross 8 Crown Socieky 1.2.3.4; Who's Vlho In American Universities and Colon; 3.4. Michael Carmen Cefalo 36 East Oak Stree1 Plttston. Pennsylvania 8640 AB. Government Political Science Forum 1, Louis Charm Chlnatry 903 Parkway East Utica, New York 13501 AB. History Intramural Sports-Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3. Charles Raymond Chan 41 Pinecrest Avenue Dallas. Pennsylvania 18612 ABB. Criminal Justice Varsity SportseWresuing l; Intramural SportFFootball 1; Lambda Alpha Epsilon 2: American Criminal Justice Associmion 2, Sandra M. Brulo Paul E. Bunn Claudette A. Burlone Frank B. Burnside Michael P. Cannon Teresa Capristo Slabinski Kathy C. Carbonaro Edward J. Case Neil J- Casey Catherine B. Cawley Michael C. Cefalo Louis C. Chanatry Charles R. Chase Michael R. Cherundolo Michael J. Clifford wishes students; 5100 alfnthars $200 rxw I114 un-KS 'ur hm mxknua I mmmum 44m mum b down Michael L. Cochi Patricia A. Cochran Robert F. Colquhoun Albert N. Conti William J. Courtney Charles P. Crawford James M.Cunning m Robert E.Cunningham Wayne E.Cu David S. Cybuck Joseph W. D'Andrea Michael Roy Chorundolo 339 South 9th Avenue Scranton, Pennsylvania 18504 A.B1 English Campion Society 1. Joseph Edward Clem: 142 West Ridge Street Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 18634 AB. History, Spanish Aquinas Society 3,4; Cross 8 Crown Society 4; Herodotans 3.4: Pi Delta Epsilon 3.4: Spanish Club 3,4; Intramural Sports-Basketball 4. Michael Joseph ClMord 605 McAlpine Street Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 8.8. Data Processing, Accounting Aquinas Society 2; Greater Pinston Club 4; Intramural Sports-Baseball 3. Loonnrd James Cockby 102 Country Lane Leominister. Massachusetts 01453 85. Business Administration Business Administration Club 4; Varsity Sports-Swimming 1,234; WRKC-FM Radh 1,2,3,4. Mlchul Louis Cochl 203 North Wilbur Avenue Sayre, Pennsylvania 18840 3.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 3,4; Intramural Sports-Bowling 3; Softball 3.4. Patrick Anne Cochran 425 East State Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania 18651 A.B. Philosophy, Government Class of 1974 Officer-President 2; Fourth Floor Players 2; Student Government Representative 3,4; Philosophy Club 3,4. Ruben Francis Colquhoun. II Sandspring Road Morristown,New Jersey 07960 A181 History Collegiate Council of the United Nations 3; R031: 4. AIM Nicholas Conli 858 Wilbur Avenue Phillipsburg, New Jersey 08865 A.B. English Campion Society 3,4; Electronic Data Processing Club 1.2: Intramural Sport? Basketball 3.4; Footbail 2: Baseball 3.4. William Joseph Courtney 653North Main Sweet Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18705 AB, History Chnrlos Paul Crawford 83 North Welles Avenue Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 AB. History Herodotans 3,4; Imramural Sports-Football 1.2.34 James MlchaolCunnlnghIn-I 2265 South Wylam Street Frackville, Pennsylvania 17931 A.B1Criminal Justice Knights of Columbus 123.4; Intramural Sports-Softball 1,4. Robert Edward Cunningham Jr. 17 Ross Street Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Hiskory Herodotans 4; Intramural Sports-Softball 1,2,3,4. Wayne Ernest Gurus RD. 42 Dallas, Pennsylvania 18612 A.B. Government, Economics Collegiate Economic Association 3,4; Law Club 1,2,3, President 4; Political Science Forum 1,2,3, President 4; WRKC-FM Radio 1.2, Program Director 3, Davld Shnloy Cybuck 181Boland Avenue Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 B,S. Da1a Processing Electronic Data Processing Club 4. Thomas John Czarniak 131 South Maple Avenue Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. ElemeMary Educa1ion Collegiate Council of the United Nations 1,2: Psychology Club 3.4. Michael Francis Daigeaun 280MaffettS1reet Plains. Pennsylvania B15. Busmess Administration Business Administration Club 3,4; Chi Gamma Iota 12.3.4; Football Club 3,4. Joseph Wallace D'Andru 18 Dixon Place Hanover, New Jersey 07936 A.B, Criminal Justice Football Club 12.3.4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3.4; Varsity Sports-Wres- tling 2; Intramural SportyBasketball 2,3,4; Basebail 2,3,4, David Franck Dutch 3 Moumainside Drive Morristown. New Jersey 07960 A.B. Economics Thomas J. Czarniak Michael F. Daigeaun David F. Darche 51 David A. Dekutoski Daniel J. Delaney Eugene R. DeMinico Irvin T. DeRemer Robert G. Desciak 52 John Paul Davey 113 Delia Terrace Clark. New Jersey 07066 A.B. Government Cross 8. Crown Society 12; Crown 1.2.3.4: Corresponding. Sports. and Associate Editor; Pi Epsilon 2.3.4; Student Government Stake Council Represemmive 3.4; Who's Who In Aim Unlversltlos Ind Colbgos 4; Athletic Council 3.4. Davld Anthony Dokutoskl 303 Wes1Union Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 A.B. Spanish Karate Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Daniel James Delaney Jr. 83 Birch Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 B.S. Accounting Accounting Associahon 2.3. President 4; Intramural Sports-Basketball 2.3.4; Softball 2.3.4. Eugene R. DeMinico 44 Market Street Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 8.8. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 2.3.4; Foo1ball Club 1,2; Greater Pittston Club 1.2; Mon Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sports-Basketball 3; Baseball 1.3. 1 Irvln Thomas DnRomer 1785 Wyoming Avenue Forty Fort, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Sociology Sociological Society 3.4: Intramural Sports-Softball 2.3.4; Basketball 2. Robert George Duclak 257 Blackman Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 1 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 1.2.3.4: Monogram Club 1.2.3.4; Varsity Sports48asketba Baseball 1.2.3.4: Intramural Sports-Basketball 4. 1 Francls Joseph Dessoy- 1 44Wood Street Pinston. Pennsylvania 18640 A.B. Special Education Greater Pittstpn Club 4. Jornobert Allen Dcuuch 46 Somh 6th Street Coplay, Pennsylvania 18037 A.B. History Mary Magdalen. Dickson 63 East Fourth Stree1 Wyoming. Pennsylvania 18644 8.8. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4; Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Women's Glee Club 23.4. tary 3: Women's Folk Group 2.3. Leonard Frank Dornulskl 234 Hanover Sweet Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 1 A.B. History 1 Herodotans 3.4. Josoph Domlnlc Dornono 166 Nonh Sprague Avenue Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15202 B.S. Chemistry ChemicalSociety1.2.3.4;Men's GleeClub1.2.3.4;chis 3.4. Joseph Thomas Dougharty 45 Penn Sheet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Sociology Monogram C1ub 3: Varsity SportFBasketball 4: Baseball 3. Mlchul A. Daugherty 26 West Birch Street Hazle1on,Pennsylvania 18201 A.B. Economics Collegiate Economic Associaion 2.3.4: Hazleton Club 1.2. Michael John Drank 92 Grove Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Mathematics Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4; Aquinas Society 3.4; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; Men's Glee 1.2.3.4: S.N.E.A. 4. Victor John Drosoy 14Terrace Drive Mountain Top. Pennsylvania 18707 A.B. Government Aquinas Society 4; Law Club 3.4. Vice-President: Young Democrats 3.4. Barbara Frances Dunn 27 Lennox Drive Binghamton. New York 13903 A.B. English Aquinas Society 4; Cross 8. Crown Society 1; Crown 4; Women's Glee Club 2.3.4. Thomas P. Durkln 212 Packer Street Avoca. Pennsylvania 18641 A.B. Criminal Jus1ice Thomas Garvey Eugen 820 Lincoln Street Elmira. New York 14901 A.B. Sociology Sigma Kappa Sigma 1.2.3.4; Sociological Society 4; Intramural Sports4Basketball 2; 5 2.3.4. Nancy Jun Falrchlld Kopp 115 Tahmore Drive Fairfield. Connecticut 06430 A.B. English Aquinas Society 4: Cross 8. Crown 1.2.3; Crown 1; Monogram Club 1.2.3.4:Ski Club 1.2; SportyRifle 1'. S.N.E.A. 4. Francis J. Dessoye Jon Deutsch Mary M. Dickson Leonard F. Domzalski Michael A. Dougherty Michael J. Drank Victor J. Drosey Barbara F. Dunn Thomas D. Durkin Thomas G. Eagen Nancy J. Fairchild Kopp 53 Mark M. Falclnek Joseph J. Falkowski Christopher B. Farrell Mark Mlchul Falchok 14A Gulfstream Avenue Winfield Park. New Jersey 07036 8.5. Data Processing Electronic Data Processing Club 4'. Varsity Spons-Baseball 2; Intra- mural Sports-Football 2. Joseph John Falkowski 6 Saint James Street Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4; Varsity Sports4Rifle 1: Intramural Sports-Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2.3;Baseball1.2.3. James Richard Famalotu 582 Alter Street Hazleton. Pennsylvania 18201 A.B. Economics Collegiate Economic Association 2.3.4; Crown 2; Forensic Union 1.2.3; Hazlemn Club 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sports48asketball 1.2.3.4; Soft- batl 3. Chrlstophcr B. Farrell 125 South 24th Street Pottsville. Pennsylvania 17901 A.B.Theatre Fourth Floor PIayers 2; King's Players 3.4; Monogram Club 2: Varsity Sports-Cross Country1.2;Track Club 1.2. Timothy Patrick Farnll 1119 Covington Road Bloomfield. Michigan A.B. Economics Collegiate Economic Association 1.2.3.4 Michael Steven Fedorowich 311 Linden Lane West Reading. Pennsylvania 19602 A.B. History Herodotans 2; Varsity Sports-Basketball 1; Intramural Sports-Bas- kekball 4; Football 3; Softball 3. Charles Michael Femia 724 Briggs Street Ballmore. New Yorkl 1710 AB. English Campion Society 4; Cross 81 Crown Society 1.2; Fourth Floor Players 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 1.2.3: S.N.E.A. 4. John Phllllp Ferraro Star Route Box 240 Lakesville. Pennsylvania 18438 A.B. English Campion Society 3.4; Cross 81 Crown Society 1; Fourth Floor Players 1.2.3.4. President 2.3.4: King's Players 1.2: S.N.E.A. Vice-Presidem 4; Intramural Sports-Softball 1. Gerald Francis Furry Jr. 329 East South Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 BS. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4; Biological Photography Club 4. Thoma John Flnnarty 34 Brockton Court Metuchen. New Jersey 08840 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4; Knights of Columbus 2.3.4; Intramural Sports-Football 1.2; Softball 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4. Susan E!izabekh Fisher 201 Laurel Lane Clarks Summit. Pennsylvania 18411 A.B. Mathematics Aquinas Society 34: Mathematical Society 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3. Donald Joseph Fitz Maurlce Jr. 24 Clinton Avenue Maplewood. New Jersey 07040 A.B. Governmen! Collegiate Council of me Unned Nations 4; Intramural Sports-Basket- ball 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4. Charles Edward Flannery 154 South Gram Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. English King's Players 3.4; Scop1.2.3: IntramuralSports-Football. Baseball. John Charles Fleming 459 Quentin Road Stroudsburg. Pennsylvania18360 8.5. Data Processing Electronic Dena Processing Club 2.3.4: Football Club 1.2.3.4; Judo Club 3; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Intramural Sports4Basketball 2; Volleyball 3.4; Bowling 1.2.3.4. Joseph Edward Fleming Jr. 459 Quentin Road Stroudsburg. Pennsylvania 18360 8.5. Data Processing Elecvonic Data Processing Club 1.2.3.4: Football Club 3: Karate Club 4; Intramural Sports4Football 4. John Francis Fluul 601 North Main Street Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 8.5. Business Administrmion Accounting Association 2.3; Business Administration Club 4; Monogram Club 2.3; Varsity Sports-Baseball 2.3; Intramural Sports4Basketball 2.3.4. Carl Nlcholu Frank 89 Grove Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Mathematics Mathemaical Academy 1.2. Vice-President 3. President 4. Jenny Lowls Frankel 303 Mack Place New Milfora. New Jersey 07646 8.8. Business Administration Business Administration Club 4: Crown 3.4. Photo Editor 4; Men's GIeeCIub1.2; PiDetta Epsiton 4. James R. Famalette Michael S. Fedorowich John P. Ferraro Gerald F. Ferry Susan E. Fischer . Charles E. Flannery John C. Fleming Joseph E. Fleming John F. Flussi Carl N. Frank Jeffrey L. Frankel 55 Wayne MIchael Friedman 531Madison Avenue Scranton, Pennsylvania 18510 AB. Economics Stephen V. Fugowski 9 West First Stree1 Wyoming.Pennsy1vania 18644 3.5. Data Processing Delta Epsilon Sigma1,234:AccountmgAssociation1,2. William Louis Gagllardi 423 South Hancock Stree1 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 3.5. Accounting Charles Francis Galbraith 170 Oak Creek Road Hightstown, New Jersey 08520 AB. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 3.4; Monogram Club 2,3,4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: S.N.E.A. 4. Dan Lorenzo Galella 126 Hill Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. English German Club1,2;Monogram C1ub1,2,3.4;Baseball1.2.3.4:lntramuralBasketball1.2.3.4. Andrea Bernadette Galenas 1304 William Street Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 A.B. English Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3,4; Aquinas Society 2,3,4: Crown 2,3,4, News-Feature Editor, Asso- ciate Editor 3, Edltor-In-Chlof 4; Delta Epsilon Sigma 3,4; French Club 1.2.3.4: Phi Delta Epsilon 3,4: Rogls 1; Who's Who In Amulcan Unlvonltlu and Collqcs 3.4; Women's Glee Club 2,3; Cultural Events Committee 4; Senate Morale Committee 3: Honors Pro- gram Smdent Advisory Board 2.3. Edward Vincent Gannon R.D. $12 Valley Road Boonton, New Jersey 07005 A.B. Criminal Justice Aquinas Society 2,3,4; Cross 81 Crown Society 1,2: Knights of Columbus 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Intramural Foomall 81 Sonball 1,2,3,4, and Baskaball 1.2. John Francis Gardner 30 Montgomery Avenue West Pittston, Pennsylvania 18643 A.B. History and Government All-College Senate 3; Football Club 4: Fourth Floor Players 3: French Club 1,2; Herodotans 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Student Government 4; Intramural Football 2. Michael Frank Garzolla 192 Parsonage Sheet Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 AB, Education Leonard Michael Gavel Jr. 54 Holly Street Witinski Villa, Pennsylvania 18706 A.B. Mathematics ErneskRoben Gelb Box 202 RD. 3 Wyoming. Pennsylvania 18644 Academy of Biological Sciences 2,3,4: Men's Glee Club 3,4: Track Club 2,3,4: Intramural Softball 3,4, and Football 4: Biological Photography 4. Michael John Gibo 504 Emerson Avenue Laureldale, Pennsylvania 19605 8.5. Business Administration King's Band1,2. Nancy Ann Glldu 24 Sively Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 AB. English Women's Glee Club 2,3,4. Joseph Tosca GIrlo 1219 Penn street Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 8.5. Business AdministraGon ' Business Administrmion Club 2.3.4; Crown 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4: Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4; WresNing l; Intramural Football 8. Baske1ball2,3,$oftball2,3,4.Volleyball 3. James Bruce Ginems 40 Poplar Street Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. English Aquinas Society 3,4: Beaux Arts Society 3,4; Campion Society 3,4: Crown 4; Soap 2,3,4. Eer-ln-Chlof 3. Bernard Francls Godleski 109 Oak Street Sugar-Notch, Pennsylvania 18706 A.B. Sociology Sociological Society 3,4. EdmundFaill Gdngieski 204 Dana Street Swoyersville, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Sociology FootballClub1,2,3,4;Baseball1,2,34:IntramuralBasketball Robert Edmund Gongleskl 204 Dana Street Swoyersville, Pennsylvania 18704 8.8. Data Processing Elecxronic DP Club 4: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. Stephen V. Fugowski Charles F. Galbraith WM :7? . f 1 32 ?'k :1? Dino L. Galella Andrea B. Galenas Edward V. Gannon John F. Gardner Leonard M. Gavel Ernest R. Nancy A. Gildea James B. Gittems Robert E. Gongleski Timothy A- Goodhue Margaret J. Gorham Michael J. Graisam Peter T. Grella Carl J. Greco Kathleen E. Guzzo William P. Hannon George A- Hart Deborah A. Hayes James 3- Haynes Gary G. Hasinus FrankA. Hine Timothy Arthur Goodhue 54 Ivy Street West Haven. Connecticut 06516 A.B. Psychology Margaret Jane Gorham 790 West Market Street Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 3.5. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 3.4. Michael Joseph Grausan 705 First Street Westfield. New Jersey 07090 8.8. Accounting Accounting Assocnation 3.4: Aquinas Somety 3.4; Intramural Baseball and Basketball 1.2.3.4. and Football 2.3, 0an John Green 509 North Main Street Old Forge. Pennsylvania 18518 8.8. Accounting Accounting Associaiion 3.4: Football Club 2.3.4. PourT. Grolla 160 Division Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 3.8. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4; Business Administration Ciub 4: Electronic DP Club 3; Karate Club 3.4;Knigh1s oiColumbus1.2.3.4;lntramuralFooiball1. Vincent J. Gross RD. 42 Box 159 Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4. Robert A. Gruner Post Office Box 871 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18703 8.8. Data Processing Electronic DP Club 1.2.3.4. Willlnm P. Gusunhoven 212 Hoover Avenue Edison. New Jersey 08817 8.8. Business Adminisiration Business Adminisvation Club 3.4; Intramural Softball 3.4, Kathleen E. Guzzo 206 George Avenue Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 A.B. Mathematics Cross 81 Crown Society 1.2.3; Football Cheerleaders 2.3.4; Fourth Floor Players 1.2; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; S.N.E.A. 4. Wllllam P. Harmon 47 Riv Road Pittston. Pennsylvania B.S. Elementary Education Chi Gamma Iota 4. George A. Hart 218 West Ridge Street Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 18634 A.B. English Campion Society 2: Crown 1; Scop 2,3,4. Gary G. Hulnus 306 Front Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 3.8. English Campion Society 2. Deborah A. Hayes 51 Mundy Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Philosophy Collegiate Cou ncil of the UN 2: Young Democrats 3. James B. Haynes 5 Ridge Drive Naples. Florida 33940 AB. English Chi Gamma Iota 2. Dale Todd Hazlali R.D. JtZ Box 244 Shickshinny, Pennsylvania 18655 Business Administration Club 4; Fourth Floor Players 2.3.4: Herodotans 1.2.3.4; King's Band 1.2.3.4; Law Club 1.2.3.4; Political Science Forum 1.2.3.4: Intramural Basketball and Football 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Display Chairman 4. Douglas L. Haydt 200 Stanford AvenL e. Lincoln Park Reading. Pennsylvania 19609 A.B. Psychology Swimming 1.2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 3.4. Wllllam L. nggiws 1840Id River Road Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 4; Aquinas Society 3. Albon E. MIMIIch Jr. 15 Andrien Road Glen Mills. Pennsylvania 19342 8.8. Business Administration Accounting Association 1.2; Business Administration Club 3.4; Fooiball Club 1.2.3; Knights 01 Columbus 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Ski Club 12; Track Club 1.2.3.4; Intra- mural Basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural Football 3.4: Student Director of Intramural Program; Homecoming Committee 3.4. Frank H. Inc 31 Academy Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Sociology Stephen Robert Hinar 205 Third Avenue Altoona. Pennsylvania 16602 8.8. Chemistry AILCoIIege Senate 4; Chemical Society 1.2.3.4: Cross 8. Crown Society 1.2: Knights of Cqumbus 1.2.3.4; Men's Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Stephen R. Hiner Kevin J. Holehan m John M. Horgan E. Paul Howanitz b' Richard D. Hubert Kevin Jamu Holehan 409 Main Street N.Y. Mills. New York 13417 As, Spanish 8. Sociology Aquinas Society 4; Spanish Club 3.4. Kenneth Georg. Hollodlck 115 Wes1Ciay Avenue West Hazelton. Pennsylvania 18201 A.B. English Business Administration Club1:Campion Society 2; Scop 2. John Michael Morgan 110 Washington Street Peabody. Massachusetts 01960 A.B. English Archaeology Club 4; Campion Society1,2,3. Paul E. Howanitz 574 Rutter Avenue Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 8,8. Bioiogy Academy of Biological Sciences 2.3.4: Aquinas Society 3,4. Richard Daniel Hubcri 1032 West Spruce Street Shamokin, Pennsylvania 17872 8.3. Dam Processing Chi Gamma Iota 1.2.3.4; Electronic DP Club1,2.3,4. David Jouph Hugenbruch R.D.1H Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania Archaeology Club: Business Administration Club 1.2.3.4: Campion Society 2; Soccer Club Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. Jouph J. Hynu Box 44 RD. $11 Blackwood. New Jersey 08012 AB. Philosophy Cross 8 Crown Society 3. Mlchul Louis Jake 1206 Main Street Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 818. Accou nting Accounting Association 4: Greater Pittston Club 3,4: Intramural FootbaIl 4. Edward Joseph Jankowsjd 117 Adamsville Road Somerville, New Jersey 08876 A.B. English Klng't College CQMury Club 3.4. Pnsldentlal Search Commltteo 4; Campion Society 3,4: Clas Secretary 2; Class Pruldont 3; Cross and Crown Society 1,2,3 Treasurer 2: Fourth Floor Player 123.4: Men's Glee Club 23.4, Secretary 4: Rogls 2.3.4. Literary Editor 3. Feature Writer 4; Stu dent Government Social Coordinator 2; Academic Coordinator and Council Representative 4 S.N.E.A, 4; Who's Who In American 60110101 and Universltlu 3.4; Young Democrats 3; Intramur. Baske1ball and Football 2,3; Intramural Baseball 3: Food Interest Comminee 2,3: AII-Colleg Ball Chairman 3,4: Student Government Election Commmee 4; King's Follies Chairman 4; Senat Academic Committee 4; Orientation Committee 2.3; Academic Council 4. PatrIck Frnncls Joyce 1018 Main Stree1 Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 A8 Spanish Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3,4; Greater Pittston Club 4: Spanish Club1,2.3.4.Treasurer 2; $.N.E,A. 4. Robert S. Juraslnski 313 Miller Street Reading. Pennsylvania 19602 8.5. Biology . Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4: Judo Club 4; Men's Glee Club 3. PaulThomu Kachunk 93 East First Street Plymouth. Pennsylvania 18651 8.8. Accounting Accounting Association 3: Aquinas Sociew 41 Mark J. Kuhn Box 426 Oak Hill Dallas, Pennsylvania 18612 A.B. English Men's Glee Club 2,3,4. Arthur R. Kalah- 12 Pleasant Lane Wappingers Falls. New York 12590 A.B. Sociology Sociological Society 3,4. Jack David Kant 111 First Avenue Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Sociology Sociological Society 4: Tennis 2. Deborah Ann Kappnl 99 South Main Street Trucksville, Pennsylvania 18708 A.B. English Campion Society 3; Herodotans 4; S,N.E.A. 4. Ronald Joseph Karalunu 16 Oliver Street Swoyersville. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Governmem JudoClub 2. Mary Jouphlno Karwota 71 East Overbrook Avenue Shavertown. Pennsylvania 18708 A.B. Sociology Aquinas Society 4; Cross 8. Crown Society 1.2: Fourth Floor Players 2; Sociological Society 23. Women's Glee Club 2,3,4;WRKc-FM1;Young Democrats 1. Joseph J. Hynes Edward J. Jankowski Robert S. Jurasinski XI; : In 'x v... Paul T. Kachurak Mark J. Kahn i ArthurA. Kalaka Deborah A. Kapral Jack D. Kanter swatiir... . , .-a.'.-5.$I'r;.': Ronald J. Karalunas u'. u Kathleen E. Kehoe Edward Kearney John J. Keeley Mlchaol John Kaunchak 853 Main Street Sugar Notch, Pennsylvania 18706 8.5. Business Administranon Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Business Administration Club 2.3.4. Edward Francis Kearney 720C. Deberly Drive Edwardsville. Pennsylvania 18704 8.8. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4. John Joseph Keeley 78 East Main Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 A.B. English Campion Society 2; Circle K Club 1; German Club 1; S.N.E,A. 1; wnxc-m 2. Kathiun Ell: Kehoe 253 Buttonwood Drive Paramus. New Jersey 07652 8.8. Criminal Justice Thomas Michael Kelly 97 Custer Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. English Thomas Georg. Kenney 920 Edison Avenue PHiladelphia. Pennsylvania 19116 A.B. Sociology Monogram Club 2.3.4; Sociological Society 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4;lntramuralSonball1.2.3.4. Robert Anthony Keno! 551 Miller Street Luzerne. Pennsylvania 18708 B.S. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4; Crown 4; Biological Photography 4. Daniel Pwlck Kirby 294 Academy Sheet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 B.S. Business Administration Business AdministrationClub 2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 8. Baseball 1.2.3.4. and Football 1. . Agnes Maureen Kinrlck 77 South Washington Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18703 A.B. French Cross 81 Crown Society 1; French Club 3:5.N.E.A.1;W6men's Glee Club 3. NIcholIs Allen Kloss 234 East Broad Sheet Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 A.B. Government Chi Gamma Iota 1.2.3.4; Student Government Representauve 4; Intramural Fomball an ketball 2.3.4. Charla Martian Konankl 51 North Meade Street WilkesBarre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.8. Business Administration Business AdministraQion Club1.2.3.4;lntramuralSoftball2.3.4. Stanley Michael Konozynski 233 Division Stree1 Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Theatre Aquinas Society 3.4; Herodotans 1; King's Players' 2.3.4. Treasurer 4; Intramural Base Football 1.2. Michael J. Kasenchak Thomas G. Kenney Robert A. Kester Daniel P. Kirby Ronald John Konocko 33 Forest Road Mountaintdp. Pennsylvania 18707 B.S. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4; Men's Glee Club 2.3.4: Biological Photography 0 Presidem 4. Rom Richard Kopp 1268 Wyoming Avenue Forty Fort. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Theology Aquinas Society 2.3.4: Cinema 133, Vice-President 3,4: Theology Club. President 2.3; 8 Advisory Board 3.4. Chairman 4. John Joseph Konrl 487 Fisher Avenue Phillipsburg. New Jersey 08865 A18. English Campion Society 2.3.4; Electronic DPCIub1.2;lntramuralSoftball3;In1ramuralBaske1ball DavId Layton Leon Kranu 113 Terrace Stree1 Carbondale. Pennsylvania 18407 A.B. History King's College Century Club 3.4; Business Administration Club 1; Chi Gamma Iota 1.2; C 1974, Junior Vice-President. Senior President; Cross and Crown Society 1.2.3: Fourm Floor ' 2.3.4; Herodotans 2.3.4; Knights of Columbus 1,2. Secretary 2; Phi Delta Epsilon 2.3.4. Tr- 3, Secrexary 4; REGIS 1.2.3. Co-Editor-in-Chief 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Who's Who in Am Universities and Colleges 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2: Freshman-Sophomore Cotillion Chai 2: Junior Dinner Dance Chairman 3: Board of Student CommunicaHons Media 3.4: Orien Committee 2.3.4; Ceremonies and Tradition Committee 4: Selfestudy Evaluation Com . Student Activities Task Force Chairman 4; 1974 Commencement Activities Chairman. Senlor NIChOIaS A. KIOSS Year Award. Gary Edward Krudys 231 McKenzie Street Saddle Brook, New Jersey 07662 8.8. Data Processing Electronic D.P. Club 3,4. Treasurer 4; Football Club. Vice-President 2. President 3. Secre Monogram Club 2.3.4: Sigma Kappa Sigma1.2.3.4;SkiClub1.Treasurer 2. President 3.4. Agnes M. Ki'ttrick Ron J. Konecke Robert R. KOPP John J. Kozari David L Krantz Richard J. Kubiak Louis P. Kwarciwski Edward W. Langel Jr. Richard Lazar Richard John Kublak 32 Fogarty Drive Trenton. New Jersey 08619 AB. History Herodotans 3,4:Kara1e Club 1. Rom A. Kuprlonu 123 Pine Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 8.8. Biobgy Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4. President 4; Crown 4. Louls P. Kwarclmkl 32 Gildersleeve Sheet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Criminal Justice Chi Gamma Iota 2.3; Lambda Alpha Epsilon 3,4. Vice-President of the Na- tional Chapter-Region 4. Michael Martin Langan 380 New Grove Street Wi1keszarre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4; Freshman-Sophomore Cotillion Ticket Chairman 2. Edward Walter Langol Jr. 143 Bustleton Avenue Feasterville, Pennsylvania 19047 A.B. Government Business Adminishation Club 4: Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4;Baske1ball L4. Phlllp Mlchae1Lucah 2409 Fairview Avenue Reading, Pennsylvania 19606 As. Special Education Chi Gamma lo1a 1.2.3.4; King's Band 1.2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4 and Football 4. and Softball 1. Rlchard John Lazar 45 West Stanton Street Hudson. Pennsylvania 18705 8.3. Biology Academy of Biologica1 Sciences 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 4; Alpha Mu Gamma 2.3.4; Aquinas Society 3.4. Kamloon Ann Leighton 5 Marjorie Avenue Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 B.S. ElemeMary Education Early Childhood1 Cross 8 Crown Sociew 1.4; Young Democrats 2.4. John L. Lonahan 383 Nonh Washington Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 A.B. Government Chi Gamma Iota 2. David Robort Lonch 40 Swartzel Drive Middletown, New Jersey 07748 A.B. English Campion Socimy 1.2.3.4. President 3; Crown 2.3.4; Fourth Floor Players 1.2.3.4; King's Players 1.2: S.N.E.A. 3.4. President 4; waxc-m 3.4;.Com- minee on Teacher Education 4. Robert Vlllliam Lonnon 521 Riverview Road Pompton Lakes. New Jersey 07442 8.5. Business Adminisvation . Business Administration Club 2.3.4. Secretary 4; Knights of Columbus 2.3.4; Soccer Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. and Softball 3.4. and Foot- ball 3. Hurry T. Loner 261 West Eight Streek West Wyoming. Pennsylvania 18644 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4. Martln T. Lovandowskl 158 Churchill Avenue Trenton. New Jersey 08610 A.B. Criminal Justice Knights of Columbus 1.2.3.4: Intramual Football. Baseball and Basketball 1-4. Susan Helen L'cvlne 406 Kinderkamack Road Westwood. New Jersey 07675 A.B. Criminal Justice Cross 8. Crown Soci'ety 2.3.4: Fourth Floor Players 2.3.4: Women1s Glee Club 2; wan-m 2; Criminal Justice Association. Secretary 3. V.President 4. Carl John lerlcz 823 Hawthorne Road Bthlehem, Pennsylvania 180.18 8.5. Psychology Archaeology Club1;Psychology Club 2. Frank Michael Llcah 10 Watkins Strea Swoyersville. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. English Campion Sociew 4; Intramural Softball and Baskemall 1.2.3.4. James c. leongelll 208 Parsonage Street Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 8.8. Special Education Invamural Softball and Football 1.2. Davld Robert Llpka RD. 1 Hunlock Creek Hunlock. Pennsylvania 18621 A.B. Economics Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4: Aquinas Society 2.3.4: Collegiate Economic Associa- 1ion 3.4. Treasurer 4; Herodotans 2, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4. Robert A. Kuprionas Michail M. Langan Kathleen A. Leighton John L. Lenahan David R. Lench Robert W. Lennon Harry T. Lester Carl Libricz Frank M Licata JamesC. Limongelli . David R. Lipka 67 Michael D. Lombardo Maria R. Lonzetta Frank c. Llpskl 28 Valley View Drive Pringle, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 2,3,4; S.N.E.A. 4: Intramural Sofmall 2. Willllm Charm Llpskl 36 Railroad Street Larksville, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Mathematics Academy of Biological Sciences 2: Circle K Club 1; Mathematical Academy 3.4; S.N.E.- 4: Young Republicans 3. Mary T. Llsowtkl 1053 Jeker Avenue Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 A.B. Sociology Michael Thomas Lloyd 85 Norm Gram Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. German Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3,4; Aquinas Society 4; German Club 1.2.3.4. Presidem 4: Math matical Academy 1,234. Michael Daniel Lombardo 90Totowa Road Totowaboro, New Jersey 07512 A.B. History Herodotans 3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Regis 1,234. Maria Rogls Lonzetu 71 Filbert Skeet Fony Fort. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Sociology Aquinas Sociew 3.4; Cross 8. Crown Society 4: Crown 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Psycholo- Club 1.2.3: SociologicaI Society 3.4; Young Democrats 3,4, Corresponding Secreta King's Follies 3.4; Freshman Orientanon Commmee 2. MichnoI F. Loughney 33 Park Place Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Criminal Jusdce Greater Pinston Club 3.4: Knigms of Columbus 3,4. Andrew John Lunch 851 North Pennsylvania Avenue Wilkes-Barre, PennsyWania 18705 A.B. Mathematics Aquinas Society 2.3.4: German Club 123.4. Vice-President 3; Mathematical Acade 1.23.4. Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 2: Rifle l; S.N.E.A. 4. Clement E. Lukauewskl 29 West Washington Street Nanticoke. Pennsywania 18634 8.8. Psychology Aquinas Society 3,4: Car Club 3,4, President 4; Karate Club 3; Psychology Club 3,4. Jouph A. Lupacchlno 715 Louisa Stree1 Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 8.8. Data Processing Academy of Biological Sciences 4; Business AdrninisVation Club 3.4: Crown 1.2.3. E. torial Board 4; Electronic DP Club 1.2.3.4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Baseball 4; Golf 1,2,4; Rif 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Bowling 3,4; Intramural Softball 4, Salvatore Franck Luzlo 219 Grace Street Old Forge, Pennsylvania 18518 AB. Theatre King's Players, ViceePresident 3. MIch-elJohn Machete 19 Davis Avenue Clementon. New Jersey 08021 85. Accounting Accouming Association 1,2,3,4: Business Adminishration Club 3,4: Monogram Club 2,3, Intramural Softball 1,234; Manager of Varsny Basketball 2,3,4. James Maurice Magulro 186 South Sherman Strem Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. History Larry J. Mahndy l3 Rutz Street Ashley, Pennsylvania 18706 A.B. Psychology Aquinas Society 4: Car Club 4: Psychology Club 3,4: Wrestling 2: Intramural Footb. S. Softball 1,3,4. Thomas Michael Maleu 612 North Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Criminal Justice Chi Gamma Iota 3,4. President 4; Football Club 2; Young Democrats 1; Intramural Foo ball 1,3,4, and Softball 3,4; Criminal Justice Assoc. 3,41 Joseph Thomas Malnwnrlng 1253 North Washingmn Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18705 A.B. English Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3,4, Secretary 3: Aquinas Society 2,3,4; Campion Society 4: Del Epsilon Sigma. Vice-President 3, President 4; Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3,4: Spanish cm 1.2: Young Republicans 2,3,4. Thomas A. Makowskl 416 New Grove Street WilkesABarre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. History Collegiate Council of the UN 1.2. Vice-Presidem 3,4; Men's Glee Club 2,3,4: Intramur Football 4; Member 01 Board of Directors. National Collegiate Conference Associatio New York 3.4. Clement E: Lukaszewski William Luke Joseph A. Lupacchino Salvatore F. Luzio Michael J. MacFeeters Larry J. Maheady Thomas M. Maiese Thomas A. Makowski Joseph T. Mainwaring Christine Lieve A. Manara James F. Manley Maurice B. Mannion Mary Toma Maloney 31 Stark Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. English Aquinas Society 3.4; Women's Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Christin. Lieve Manara 121 North Main Street. Am. 14 Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. History Herodotans 3.4: Timer for the swim team 3.4: Christmas party for flood victims 3: Ski Club 3.4: Young Democrats 3.4: Intramurals football. bas- ketball. volleyball. baseball 3.4. Jamos Franck Manley 1109 Grove Street Avoca. Pennsylvania 18641 A.B. Government Greater Pittston Club 2.3.4; Political Science Forum 3.4: Ski Club 2; Intra4 murai Football 2. Maurice B. Mannion 558 Washington Avenue Jermyn. Pennsylvania 18433 A.B. Sociology Chi Gamma Iota 1.2.3.4; Real: 3; Sociological Society 1.2.3.4; Young Demo- crats 1.2.3.4. Jouph S. Manzck Jr. RD. 45 Montrose. Pennsylvania 18801 AB. Criminal Justice Stanley Stephen March-k 252 Lampman Street Avoca. Pennsylvania 18641 8.8. Accounting Accounting Association 4: Aquinas Society 4; Tennis 1co-cap1ain1 3.4; Veterans Club 4. Edward P. Markovnkl 212 Bowman sweet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.8. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 1.2.3.4: Golf 1.2.3.4; Wres- 1ling 1.2. DanI-I Joseph ertln 1007 Washington Street Freeland. Pennsylvania 18224 A.B. Economics Campion Society 2.3; Collegiate Economic Assoc. 3.4; Crown 2.3.4; Intra- mural Basketball and Football. 1.2.3.4 and 3.4 respectively. Suzanne Mario Martin 126 Country Lane Rochester. New York 14626 A.B. English Volleyball 3.4. Gknn Joseph Mankowskl 193 West Noble Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 A.B. Government Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. Ronald Gary Mann 21C Hilltop Manor Scranton.Pennsy1vania 18505 8.8. Accounting Accounting Association 3.4. Mark A. Madock 224 South Oak Street Mt. Carmel. Pennsylvania 17851 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.3.4; Karate Club 12; Cross Country 3.4: Track Club 34: Young Democrats 1.2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 3.4. Thomas Jouph Mattorn 214 Lathrop Street Kingskon. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Government Knights of Columbus 4. Lawrenc- Adam Mayan 143 Old Mill Road Dover. Delaware 19901 8.5. Psychology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2; Aquinas Society 3.4: Psychology Club 3.4: Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 1.3; Softbail 3. Frank Thomas McAndrolv 68 Maplewood Avenue Dallas. Pennsylvania 18612 8.5. Psychology Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Fourth Floor Players 2.3.4; Monogram Club 4; PsychoL ogy Club 2.3.4; Wrestling 1.3.4; Psi Chi 3.4: Invamural Football 1.2.3.4: Softball 1.2.3.4. Wllllam Robert McCarty 1538 Arline Avenue Roslyn. Pennsylvania 19001 A.B. Sociology Monogram Club 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Assistant Director of Intramural Sports 4. Joseph S. Manzek Jr. Mary T. Maloney Stanley S. Marchak Edward P. Markowski Daniel J. Martin Glenn J. Masakowski Ronald G. Matan Mark A. Matlock Thomas J. Mattern Lawrence A. Mayan Frank T. McAndrew Bill McCarty Jack McCue Patricia A. McCloskey Jean McCoskey William P. McElrath Robert F. McElroy John McGee Robert L. McGroarty Edward McGuire Thomas J. McHale James P. McKenna Mark M. McKeown John J. McKune John W. McLin Bill V. McWade Paulcla A. McCloskey 26 Orchard Avenue. Tilbury Terrace West Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 A.B. Psychology with Social Science Certification Aquinas Society 2.3.4: Cross A Crown Society 2.3.4; Psychology Club 1.2.3.4; Who's Who In American Unlvmluu and Colkgos 3.4. James Jouph MeOorm-ck 2050 North Main Avenue Scranton. Pennsylvania 18508 8.5. Business Administration Jean Marie MeCoskUy 108 Chestnut Stree1 Sugar Notch. Pennsylvania 18706 8.8. Elementary Education Aquinas Society1;Women's Glee Club1;Education Club. John Francis MoCuo 85 East Vaughn Street Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 B.S. Accounting Monogram Club 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. William Pavlck McElnth 1168 Ringwood Avenue Pompton Lakes. New Jersey 07442 A.B. Criminal Justice Knights of Columbus 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 12; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4: Soft ball1,2.3.4-Intramurals. Robert Francis McEkoy 327 Murray Sheet Rahway. New Jersey 07065 8.8. Accounting Accounting Association 2.4; Manager. Football Club 3.4; Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. John McGee 806 Conodoguinet Drive Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 19011 AB. Asian Studies AII-College Senate 3; Aquinas Society 4; Class of 1974 V1co-Pruldom 2; Forensic Union 1; Fourth Floor Players 2.3; Student Government 4; Who's Who In American Colleges and Unlversltlu 4: Intramural Bowling 2.3; Intramural BasketbaI12;Election Committee. Chairman 3.4. Robe James MoGroany 1448 Couper Street Deptford Twp.. New Jersey 08096 AB. Government Law Club 4; Political Science Forum 2.3.4; Intramural Football and Baseball 1.2.3.4. Edward Vincent McGuire 131 Page Street Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Psychology Joseph Paul Md'lalc 748 South Rove $tree1 Avoca. Pennsylvania 18641 A.B. Psychology Greater Pinston Club 1.2; Ski CIub 1.2; Young Democrats 1.2.3.4; Intramurals Football. Baseball. Thomas Joseph McHalc 4768 Linda Drive Syracuse. New York 13215 A.B. Asian Studies Campion Society 2.3.4: Crown 3; Herodmans 3.4. James Pawlck McKonm 497 North Pennsylvania Avenue Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 2.3.4; Men's Glee Club 2.3.4. Mark Mlchael McKeovm 43 Penn Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Mathemancs Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4. John Joseph McKuno 93 Norkh Goodwin Avenue Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Government Intramural Football 1.2.3.4. John W. McLln 2801 Merritt Parkway Sinking Spring. Pennsylvania 19608 8.8. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2.3.4; Knights of Columbus 3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4: Golf 2.4; Intramural Football 3. Thomas W. McNeil: 243 West Diamond Avenue Hazleton. Pennsylvania 18201 AB. Psychoiogy Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural Basketball 2.3: Intramural Baseball 2.3. Terrence Francls McNulty 265 North Easton Road Glenside. Pennsylvania 19038 AB. Psychology Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Car Club 4; Cross 8. Crown Society1.2; Psychology Club 1.2.3.4; Psi Chi 3.4; Intramural Basketball 3. Wlllhm Vincent McWade 9 Robin Glen Watchung, New Jersey 07060 A.B. Government Cross 81 Crown Society 1.2; French Club 1,2: Political Science Forum 1.2.3.4; Ski Club1.2.3,4:Cross Counvy 4. Terrence F. McNulty Michael F. Mecadon VII It! It... Steven M. Mehalick Colette J. Menapace Michael J. Mesaros Jr. Thomas J. Metzger Arthur J. Meyers Edward P. Michael Mary T. Mickiewicz Franklin M. Micnicoski Jean A. Mihakick Allan J. Mihelc Brother Jim Miller C.S.C. William J. Milz Maryann K. Miskiewicz Dennis J. Mizdail Michail A. Moir Martin T. Misorek Michael P. Mokay Michael F. Moadon 48 East Oak Street Pinston. Pennsylvania 18640 8.5. Business Administraiion Football Club 2,3; Greater Pittston Club1,2.3.4:Monogram CIub 2.3. Alb-rl Joseph Moohan 152 Elmsford Road Bridgeport, Connecticut 06606 A.B. Sociology AII-College Senate 2; Aquinas Society 3.4; Cross 81 Crown Sociew 4; Psychology Club 2: Regis 3,4; Sociological Society 3.4: Spanish Club 1; Who's Who In American Universities and Colleges 4: Intramural Football. Basketball and Sonball 1.2.3.4. SM. Michael Mohallck 91 North Frankling sweet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 8.8. Business Administration Business Administration Club 3,4; Knights of Columbus 3: Soccer Club, President 2,3,4: Wrestling 1; Intramural BasketbalI. Football 1,2, Softball 1.2.3.4. Com John Monapaco do State Corredional Institution Dallas. Pennsylvania 18612 A.B. History Aquinas Society 4; Crown 1: Herodotans 2,3,4; King's Players 2. Michael John Monro: Jr. 127 Noyes Avenue Swoyersville. Pennsylvania 18704 8.8. Biology Academy of Biologica! Sciences 1.2.3.4; Aquinas Society 3,4; Biology Workshop Chairman 2.3.4: Junior Class Representative. Thomas James Mouser 611 Diehl Avenue Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 B15. Business AdminisQration Business Administration Club 3,4; Knights of Columbus 1.2.3.4: Scop 1.2; Intramural Foot- ball, Basketball. Baseball 2.3.4. Arthur John Mayer: 1425 Brook Street Scranton. Pennsylvania 18505 B.$. Data Processing Chi Gamma Iota 4: Electronic DP Club 2.34. Edward Pnul Michael 320 Stanton Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 B.$. Accou nting Accounting Associaiion, Treasurer 4. Mary T. Mlcklowlcz 309 Richard Stree1 Kingsmn. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. English French Club 4: Spanish Club 4; Timer for Swimming 3.4. Franklin I. Mlcnlcoskl 117 York Avenue Duryea, Pennsylvania 18642 AB. Spanish Spanish Club 4. Jun Anna Mihalbck 560 West State Street Larksville. Pennsylvania 18651 A.B. Social Work 51 Education Circle K Club 3,4; Psychology Club 2; Sociological Club 3.4. Allan Joseph Mlholc 563 Hooper Road Endwell, New York 13760 B.S. Data Processing Business Administration Club 3,4; Elecironic DP Club 2.34; Intramural Baseball 1.2.3.4 and Football1,2,3. Bro. James Henry Mlllor King's College Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18711 A.B. Theatre Aquinas Society 4; King's Players 12.3.4, Treasurer; Floor Counselor 12.3.4; Resident Director, East Hall 3.4; Who's Who In American Unlvmlthn and College; 3.4. William Joseph II: 318 Madison Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Government German Club 2; Monogram Club 4: Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 4. Mnryann K. Misklowicz 501 Madision Street Wilkeszarre. Pennsylvania 18705 11.8. Sociology Circle K Club 1; Political Science Forum 1; Sociological Club 4, secretary. Martin Thomas Mlsorok 138 Lackawanna Avenue Duryea, Pennsylvania 18642 A,B. Government Law Club 4; Political Science Forum 4. Dennls John Mlzdall. Jr. 20N. Hill Terrace Mansfieli. Pennsylvania 16933 8.5. Physics Aquinas Society 4: Class of 1974. Junior and Senior Treasurer; Cross and Crown Society 4: Mathematical Academy 2.3.4; Men's Glee Club 2.3.4; REGIS 4; Who's Who In Amulcan Uni- versities and Colleges 4. Michael Aloyllus Molr 33 Academy Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Eninsh Men's Glee Club 1.2.3 treasurer, 41 Mldlul P. Mohy 421 Sussex Sheet Old Forge. Pennsylvania 18518 A.B. Criminal JustiCE Greater Pittston Club 1.2.3.4; Track Club 2; Criminal Justice Society 3 treasurer. 4. Joseph D. Molloy Brian P. Morrissey RobertT Murphy Michael J. Mussoline Joseph J. M th John G. Nackley R133; Maurita A. Naut Stanley M. Niemiec Michael C. Nagle Thomas J. Nardone Lorraine E. Molnkl 3 Pulaski Street Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Spanish Alpha Mu Gamma 2,3,4: Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Political Science Forum 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4: S.N.E.A. 4, Jouph David Molloy 1320 Keswick Avenue Haddon Heights. New Jersey 08035 A.B. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; S.N.E.A. 4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. and Son- ball 2.3.4; Athletic Affairs Committee 3.4: Studem Teacher Evaluation Comminee 4. Brian Paul Morrlsuy 164 Lawrence Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Economics Economics Club 1. Richard Anthony Muuslg 319 Horton Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 11.3. Psychology Chess Club 3.4: Psychology Club 2.34; Psychology Club 2.34. Davld Joseph Muroskl 44 North Main Stree1 A.B. Economics Economics Club 3.4. Rom Thomas Murphy 3181 Bellevue Avenue. Apt. 3 Syracuse. New York 13219 A.B. Sociology Business Administration Club1:JudoClubl;qus4;SociologicalClub1. Michul J. Mussollno 617 Harrison Street Hazelton. Pennsylvania 18201 8.8. Business Administration Archaeology Club 3; Business Administranon Club 2.3: Car Club 3; Hazelton Club 3.4. Jouph John Muth 0 232 Old River Road Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Hismry Herodotans 3,4: In1ramuralBaske1ball 1.2.3.4, Football4,Basebal12,4, John George Nackley 76 Hatson Street Wilkes-Barre, PennsyIvania 18702 A.B. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4: Men's Glee CIub 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 3. Presi- dem 4; Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4; Baseball 1,2: S.N.E.A. 4: Intramural Softball 2.3.4; Intramural Fomball 3,4. Mlchul C. Nash 150 High Street Orange. New Jersey A.B. Philosophy Aquinas Society 4: Knights of Columbus 2.3.4: Philosophy Club 4. Thomas John Nardono 369 South Grant Street AB. Economics Alpha Mu Gamma 2.3.4; Aquinas Society 2.3.4. President 4; Collegian Economic Association 3.4; Student Government Reprountnlvo 1.2.3.4; Who's Who In American Universities and COMO! 4. Robert J. Nutcrnak 72 Laflin Road Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Psychology , French Club 4; Karate Club 3; Psychology Club 1.2.3.4; Intramural Football 4, Bas- ketball 4, Softball 34. Hour : Agnes Naut 105 Spring Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4: $.N.E.A. 4: Women's Glee Club 2.3.4, Vice- President 2.4. Gregory Thomas Nodoll 130 Lee Avenue Hicksville. New York 11801 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. Paul Francis Nlchols 7V: Valley Street Exeter, Pennsylvania 18643 11.3. History Cross 5; Crown Society 2.3; Greater Pinston Club 1.2.3.4; Herodotans 1.2.3.4; Law Club 3.4: Monogram Club 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Young Democrats 3.4; Intramural Bas- ketbaI12.3.4. Foo1ball and Softball 4. Jouph John thhc 662 North Main Street B.S. Accounting Accounting Association 4; ChessClub 3.4: Bowling 1.2.3.4. President, Treasurer 4. Stanley Michael Nlcmlcc 4 Prospect Street .Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 11.8. Criminal Justice Lambda Alpha Epsilon 3.4; Fln! King'l student havlng I cross onrollmom at Scranton Uulvmlty, Army ROTC: Flu! King's graduau to In commlubnnd through ROTC. Paul Vlllllam Nnchkoy 325 Heulings Avenue Riverside. New Jersey 08075 A.B. History Herodotans 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4, Softbal12.3.4. Ashley. Pennsylvania 18706 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 Robert J. Nasternak Gregory T. Nedell Paul W. Nitchkey 79 Corrine A Robert T. Nowak Clement G. Norelll Duane D. Nowakowski Paul len Nonnonmann 171 Lynch Lane Southamptoh. Pennsylvania 18966 A.B. English Campion Society 2,3,4: Crown 2,3,4; German Club 1.2; Pi Delta Epsilon 3.4: Imramura $ports-Football 1.2.3. Softball 23. Basketball 23. Clement Gary Nonlll 1148 7th Avenue Alpha, New Jersey 08865 A.B. Economics Intramural Basketball 2, SoftbalI 2. Corrlne Ann Noto 325 Fremom Sweet Wes! Pittston. Pennsylvania 18643 AB. Elementary Educakion Crown 1; French Club 1.2.3.4: Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4. Edward J. Nowakowski. Jr. 723 North Washingmn Stree1 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Data Processing Electronic DP CIub 1.2.3.4; Intramural Softball 1.2.3.4.Baske1ball 1.2.3.4. Robert Theodora Nowak 40 Boyden Parkway Maplewood, New Jersey 07040 8.8. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 2.3.5: German Club 2: Intramural Bowling 1.2.3.4. Soft ball 2.3.4, Basketball 23. Duane D. Nowakoml 301 Stephenson $tree1 Duryea, Pennsylvania 18642 A.B. English Aquinas Society 3,4: Greater Pittston Club1,3: IntramuralFootbaIl l. Marlon Jun 031mg. 522 Walnut Street Luzerne. Pennsylvani318709 A.B. Sociology Circle K Club 34: Sociologicai Society 2,3,4. Thomas Joseph O'Brkn 333 Dean Street West Chesmr. Pennsylvania 19380 A.B. Government Aquinas Society 4; Inwamural Basketball 1.2.3.4, Football 3. Softball 1.2.3.4. Dennis MlchulOch 7 Gardenia Lane Hicksville, New York 11801 8.8. Accounting Accounting AssociaQion 2.3.4; German Club 2: Varsity Sport4Rifle 2; Intramural Basebal 2,3,4. Justln Matthew O'Donnell 243 Kidder Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. History George John O'Hop 141 McAlpine Street Duryer, Pennsylvania 18642 B.S, Accounting Accounting Association 1.2.34; Business Administration Club 3,4: Greater Pittston Club 2; KarateClub 2.3. Stanley John OkruImkl 11 Lynch Lane Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Chemistry Aquinas Society 2,3,4; Chemical Society 1, 2-Treasurer, 3-Vice-Presiden1,4-President. Willard Mylo: Olipham 394 Walnut Sheet Luzerne, Pennsylvania 18709 8.8. Criminal Justice Football Club 3.4: Intramural Basketball 3,4. Donald Anthony Olsumkl 116 Chittenden Street Duryea, Pennsylvania 18642 8.3. Psychology Psychology Club 1. Timothy Joseph O'Nolll. Jr. 13400 Stevens Road Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19116 8.5. Business Administration Aquinas Society 2.3.4-Vice-Presiden1; Crown 1.2.3.4; Forensic Union 1.2.3.4-President: Pi Delta Epsilon 2.3,4-President: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Who's Vlho In Amulcan Unlvmltks and Colleges 4. Barry Joseph Plcousky 241 Richard Sheet Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Criminal Justice Karate Club 3; Criminal Justice Association; Lambda Alpha Epsilon; Intramurai Football 1.2.3.4. Soltball 2.3.4. Basketball 2,3,4 Alfrod J. Pldenl, Jr. 2108 Prospect Avenue Scranton, Pennsylvania 18505 8.5. Data Processing Aquinas Society 2:Elec1ronic DP Club 3. Phllllp Robert Pllanzo 1054 Willow Drive Annville. Pennsylvania 17003 A.B. Criminal Justice Fourth Floor Players 1.2; Kings Band 1.2.3.LVice3President; Sigma Kappa Sigma 34: Soccer Club 2.3.4: Student Government Representative 1.2; Inwamural Football 1,2: Parietal Committee1,2.3;0rienta1ion Committee 2,3,4. ,2 George J. O'Hop Stanley J. Okrasinski Timothy J. O'Neill Barry J. Pacovsky Alfred J. Padeletti Phillip R. Palanzo 81 Venrice R. Palmer Robert T. Panowicz Linda J. Pappas Charles A. Pearson Edward P. Pelczar Matthew M. Pellegrino Robert J. Pendergast John A. Perschy 82 Thomas Pechtel Frank R. Pietruszewski Michael Palermo 109 Philadelphia Ave West Pinston. Pennsylvania 18643 A1B.Psychology Vanrlca Romno Palmer 1602 Sewell Street Richmond, Virginia 23222 All Anglo-French Literatu re Alpha Mu Gamma 2.3,4-Vice-President; Aquinas Society 2.3.4; Delta Epsilon Sigma 34; Forensic Union 1; French Club 1.2-Vice President 3.4: Who's Who In American Universities and Colleges 4. Robert T. Panowlcz 29 West Stanton Street Hudson, Pennsylvania 18705 A.B1Economics And Government Aquinas Society 3.4; Collegiate Economic Association 4; Crown 3,4; Law Club 2,3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4-Treasurer; Scop 3; Intramural-Softball 3.4; Football 2.3. Linda Jean PIDDIS 6027 Craeton Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19149 A.B. Sociology Cross 8. Crown Society 1; King's Players 3; Sociological Society 4: Spanish Club 2: S.N1E.A. 4: Student-Teacher Evaluation Committee 2. Raymond Thomas Payne 92 Carlisle Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Criminal Justice Aquinas Society 4:FootbaHClub1.2,3,4. Charles Arnold M. Pontoon 25 Linwood Street Valhalla. New York 10595 A.B. Sociology Karate Club 3-Treasurer, 4-Vice-President; Sociological Society 3,4-President; Varsity Sport4Rifle1.2.3.4-President;Intramural-Softball3. Edward Paul Polcur 442 Francis Street WiIkes-Barre Township. Pennsylvania 18702 3.8. Mathematics Karate Club 1,24Vice-President. 3-President; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4: Monogram Club 2.3.4, Matthew M. Polhgrino 2 Staflord Road Colonia. New Jersey 07067 Robort Jamn Pondergan 13404 Grenoble Drive Rockville. Maryland 20853 A.B.CriminalJus1ice John Allen Perschy 10 Duquesne Drive Greencann, New York 11740 BS1 Data Processing Knights of Columbus 1: Ski Club 1.23.4; Intramural Basketball 2; Bowling 3,41 Thoma: Patchol 722 Birkbeck Freeland, Pennsylvania 18224 818, Business Administration John c. Phllllps Box 25 Huntington Mills, Pennsylvania 18622 A.B. Theology Herodotans 2: Theology Club 31 Susan Ann Phillips 232 Lathrop Street Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 AB. Sociology Sociological Society 3.4. Vlillhm J. Phillips. Jr. 226 Madison Sheet Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18705 B.S. Accounting Accounting Association 3,4; Chess Club 2.3.4: Judo Club 31 Thomas J. Plocxynskl 584 Charles Street Luzerne, Pennsylvania 18709 818. Special Education Intramural-Basketball 23 Allan David Plotnfm Box 1505 US, 130 Deans, New Jersey 08852 8.5. Mathematics Football Club 3.4; Mathematical Club 1.2.3.4; Monogram Club 2.3.4; Varsity Sport-Baseball 1.2.4; Intramural-Softball 3; Baske1ball 1.2.3.4, Frank R. Pletuszomkl 161 Broad Street Pittston, Pennsylvania 18640 815. Business Administration Grea1er Pinston Club 12.3.4; Intramural Basketball 1.2. Bogauu Pilane Box 14 Mochudi, Botswana A.B. Government 8. Politics John C. Phillips William J. Phillips Jr. s O O 1 l 1: ..1 C, 1; .ka Allan D. Pietrefesa Bogatsu G. Pilane 83 Emil J. Polchin EmllJamu Polchln. Jr. Box 52 RDl Sugarloal, Pennsylvania 18249 BS. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2.3.4; Hazleton Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3; Sports Varsity48asket- ball 1; BasebalI 3; Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Softball 1.2. Richard M. Popovitch 159 Iroquois Avenue Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Government Chi Gamma Iota 1.2.3.4; Karate Club 2.3: Intramural Football2.3,4; BasebaI12,3;Basketball3. Charles Gerald Potter 65 Edison Street WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania 18702 3.5. Data Processing Chi Gamma Iota 1.2.3.4; Electronic DP Club 3.4. Edward Joseph Povilaltls 345 South Meade Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 4; Men's Glee Club 4; Intramural Fookball 4: Baseball 4. Michael Anthony Poyan 216 Fourth Avenue Haddon Heights. New Jersey 08035 AB. Philosophy Knights of Columbus 1,2: Soap 1,2; Varsity Swimming 1.2; Intramural Football. Basketball; PareitalsCommittee 2. Peter Thomas Poyan 216 Fourth Ave Haddon Heights. New Jersey 08035 A.B. English Soccer Club 1.2.3.4. Joyce A. Prandy 31 Dewitt Street Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 A.B. Sociology Alpha Mu Gamma 2; Aquinas Society 2: Sociological Society 2. DavId Henry Prouman RD. 41 Box 111 WilkeS-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. English Campion Society 4; S.N,E.A. 4. Chrlstlne Joan Pwlka 497 Miller Sheet Luzerne, Pennsylvania 18709 A.B. Pshychology Aquinas Society 3.4; Psychology Club 2.3.4: Women's Glee Club 2-President. 3-President. 4. Wayne Robert Qulck 26 Wesi North Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18424 8.8. Data Processing Electronic DP Club 2. Joyce Annette Rachkomkl 519 New Street Duryea. Pennsylvania 18642 A.B. English S.N.E.A. 1. Joseph Michael Rankmky RD. 3 Box 227 Moscow. Pennsylvania 18444 AB. Economics Collegiaie Economic Association 1.2; Karate Club 1. Robert 5. Reel: 170 First Street Oneida. Pennsylvania 18242 8.5. Data Processing Electronic DP Club 2.4; Knights of Columbus 1.2.3.4. Vlilllam Albert Reese 62 Gaylord Avenue Plymouth. Pennsylvania 18652 A.B.Theatre German Club 2.3: King's Players 1.2-Vice-President. 4: Spanish Club 3; Crown 4; Intramural Basketball 12, Robert Francls Reilly 92 North Gram Street Wiikes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. Government Monogram Ciub 2.3.4;Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4. Teresa Ann M. Remakus 221 E. Market Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. Mathematics Alpha Mu Gamma 2.4-President: Aquinas Society 2.3.4: French Club 4; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4: Regls, 2,3,4; 500? 3,4; S.N.E.A. 4; Who's Who In American Unlvershles and Colleges 4; WRKC FM 4. Vlncont Louis Rlccardo 1517 Dumont Avenue South Plainfield. New Jersey 07080 AB. Government Cross 81 Crown Society 1.2; Fourth Floor Players 1.2; Law Club 3.4: Sigma Kappa Sigma 1.2.3.4- President; Who' Who 4; Parietal Committee 2.3: Ceremonies 81 Traditions Committee 4: Intramural Sports-Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Ladlslav Albert Rlzman 475 West lnman Avenue Rahway, New Jersey 07065 8.5. Business Administration Business Adminisiration Club 1.2.3.4; Knights of Columbus 3.4; Intramural Sports-Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 3. Softball 3.4. Jessica A. Robmlne 86 Maxwell Street WilkeseBarre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. English Campion Society 2.3.4: Class Officer 3-Secretary. 4-Secretary; Cross 8 Crown Society 1.2.3: Fourth Floor Players 1.2; French Club 1.2; Mathematical Academy 2.3.4; Skudent Government 3- Student Government Coordinator. 4-Student Government Coordinaior; S.N.E.A. 3.4; Who's Who 4; Women's Glee Club 2.3.4, Richard M. Popovitch Charles G. Potter Edward J. Povilaitis Michael Poyatt . Peter T. Poyatt Joyce A. Prandy David H. Pretzman Christine J. Psolka Wayne R. Quick Joyce A. Rachkowski .. 1 k 5 Joseph M. Rankosky Robert S. Recla William A. Reese Robert F. Reilly Vincent L. Riccardo Ladislav A. Rizman Jessica A. Robertine Teresa A.M. Remakus Jon A. Robertson Charles J. Rogers Mary Ann Romanoski Edward E. Ronan HI Richard P. Rossi Albert T. Sabol Thomas J. Ruane Ronald C. Sadowski Charles T. Salvo Michael R. Sandore Michael J. Schreiber Jon Allen Robertson 443 West 24th Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201 A18. English S.N.E1A. 4. Charles Joseph Rog. 25 Rose Avenue Plains, Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Sociology Aquinas Society 3.4; Men's Glee Club 2.3.4; Sociological Society 4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4; Football 4; Baseball 4. Mary Ann T. Romanoskl 34 Italy Street Mocanaqua. Pennsylvania 18655 A.B. Sociology Aquinas Society 2; Collegiate Council 0! the UN 1: Sociological Society 2.3.4. Edward E. Ronan, Ill 18 Cressida Drive Old Bridge. New Jersey 08857 A.B. Psychology Ski Club 2,3; WRKC FM 2,3,4. Richard Paul Roul 544 North Rebecca Avenue Scranton, Pennsylvania 18504 AB. Sociology Socioiogical Society 2.3.4: Lamba Alfa Epsolom; Intramural Football 1. Thomas Andrew Rom 56 Waverly Place Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 8.8. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2.3.4; Class Officer 2-Treasurer, 4-Vice- President; Fourth Floor PIayers 1.2: Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3.4; Sports- VarsiQy-Baseballl; Who's Who 4; Intramural Sports-Basketball 142.3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4. Thomas Joseph Run. 737 Wheeler Avenue Sranton, Pennsylvania 18510 A.B. English Allan Thomas Sabol 34 Durkee Strem Forty Fort. Pennsylvania 18704 3.8. Accounting Accounting Association l-Vice-President, 2 -Vice-President, 3-Vice- President, 4-Vice-President; Aquinas Society 3.4; Ski Club 2.3.41 Ronald Charles Sadomkl 241 East Noble Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 BA. Criminal Justice Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4. Chain Thomas Salvo 32 Oak Street Pittston. Pennsylvania 18640 AB. History Herodotans 4. ROCCO P. Saya Michael R. Sandor. 701 Robinson Street Elmira, New York 14904 B.A. Criminal Justice Crown 4; Football Club 3; Criminal Justice Associauon 3,4; Intramurap Football 4; Basketba 4; Baseball 4. Joseph E. Sanln, Jr. 148 Wyoming Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania B.$. Accounting Accounting Association 3,4: Aquinas Society 3.4; Student Government 3- Financial Coordinator; Scholarship and Financial Grants Committee 3,4. Loo Saviuld 407 South Sherman Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 MB. Sociology Rocco Paul Says 427 Scum Hancock S1ree1 Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2; lntramuraI-Bowling 3; Softball 3; Basketball 3. Ronald James Schlosser 84 Maltby Avenue Swoyerville, Pennsylvania 18704 AB. English Varsity-Wrestling 1: Inwamural Football 1.2. Karen Mlllor Schonlor 680 North Washington Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18705 AB. History Circle K Club1,2;Cross 8. Crown Society 1,2; Herodotans 2.3.4. Karen Miner Schaffkgr Michael Joseph Schrelber 3 Lehigh Drive Smithtown, New York 11787 815. Data oncessing Aquinas Society 4; Electronic DP CLub1.2.kTreasurer,4-Vice-Presidem: Intramural Baske1ball21 Reno. A. Schwager 100 Third Avenue Kingston, Pennsylvania 18704 A.B1Economics Renee A. Schwager 87 Barry N. Seltzer Wesley 8. Shaw Jr. Lawrence J. Serafin Michael W. Shevock Michael S. Shendock Anthony J. Shilcoski Linda L. Sherin Thomas D. Shipp 1- Mark A. Simko o ,. .. 5 ix .. a .3 1'nr4$x.$, Daniel T. Skok Stephen J. Shugg John A. Skvarla Peter Slota Jr. Barry Noll Seltzer 101 Charlotte Avenue Reading. Pennsylvania 19609 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2.3.4; King's Band1.2.3.4-President:$kiClub1.2.3.4. Carl Senghau 52 Oxord Street WilkeSeBarre. Pennsylvania 18702 AB. History Lawrence John Seralln 262 Mayock Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.8. Business Administration Domvios T. Series 46 Seneca Street Lowell. Massachusets 01852 A.B. Sociology Sociology Club 4. Thomas Albert Sonuky 56 Lambert street Pisssion. Pennsylvania 18640 BS. Data Processing and Accounting Accounting Association 3.4; Electronic DP Club 2.3.4; Greater Pinston Club 1.2.3.4; Karate Club 1.2. Wuloy 5. Shaw. Jr. 715 North Hillcrest Drive North Canton. Ohio BS. Business Administration Accounting Association 2.3; Cross 81 Crown Society 2: Varsity Golf 2; IntramuraI-Basketball 24 Eugene F. Shondock 297 Dennison Street Swoyersville. Pennsylvania 18704 A.B. Spanish Alpha Mu Gamma 4; Football Club 1; Karate Club1.2.3,4:SpanishCIub1.2.3.4. Michael Stephen Shandock 11 Bohac Street Swoyersville. Pennsylvania 18704 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 3.4; IniramuraI-Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 3.4, Softball 2.3.4. Linda Lee Sherln 124 Grant Sireet Exeter, Pennsylvania 18643 AB. Elementary Education Varsity-Rifle 4; S.N.E.A. 3.4: Woman's Glee Club 23.4. Michael Walter Shwock 37 North Sireet Plymouth. Pennsylvania 18651 AB. History Herodotans 2,3,4-Secretary: S.N.E.A. 4: Intramural Baseball 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3.4. Anthony Joseph Shilcoskl 324 Phillips Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8.5. Business Administration Thomu D. Shlpp 113 Willow Skeet Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 8.5. Business Administration Football Club 3.4; lntramuraI-Basketball 3.4. Mlchaol Gregory Shisko 116 Frederick Street Ashley, Pennsylvania 18706 AB. Sociology Sociological Society 1.2. Stephen J. Shun 5 Fairmount Street Goldens Bridge. New York 10526 8.3. Business Adminisiration Business Administrauon Club 3.4; Ski Club 1; Varsity-Rifle 1,2: IntramuraI-Basketball 1.3.4. Softball 2. Mark Anthony Slmko 1832 Scarboro Avenue Exeter, Pennsylvania 18644 A.B. History Herodotans 2.3.4; S.N.E.A. 4. Pour Mlchael Slmonovich 721 North Street Luzerne, Pennsylvania 18709 8.8. Data Processing Elecironic DP Club 2.3.4; Imramural-Basketball 1.2.3.4. Danlol T. Skok 333 Shonk Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania 18651 A.B. History Cross 81 Crown Society 1; Herodotans 2: S.N.E.A. 1;Young Democrats kVice President John Andrew Sharla 39 Pvlaski Street Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 8.8. Mathemaucs Fourth Floor Players 2; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4. Pete! Slob, Jr. 126 Welles Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 8.8. Chemistry Chemical Society 1,2,34Treasurer. 4-Vice-President. Herbert John Smith 1094 Black Oak Ridge Road Wayne. New Jersey 07470 B.S. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4:Monogram Club 1.2.3.4; intramural-Basketba 1.2.3.4. James Waher Smith 18 Brown Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 8.5. Accounting Accounting Association 34: Karate Club 3.4: King's Band 2; lntramuraI-Bowling 2.4. Herbert J. Smith James W. Smith 91 Roy Egar Smith, III 844 Taxuille Road York, Pennsylvania 17404 AB. Government and Politics Dena Epsilon Sigma 2; Fourm Floor Players 2; Karate Club 1; Intramural Football 1, Softball 1. VlaullCarl Soblosky. Jr. 21 South Walnut Stree! Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 A.B, English Mary Ann Souchlk 39 South River Street Plains, Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Government Aquinas Society 4; Coilegiater Council of the UN 1; Political Science Forum 3.4; Sociological Society 2.3.4. Robot! Souchlk 133 Summit Street Edwardsville, Pennsylvania 18704 8.81 Data Processing Mark Anthony Spagnuolo 17 Maffen Sweet Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 AB. Sociology Jamu Michael Spat 11 Richard Street Ashiey, Pennsylvania 18706 A.B. Government Collegiate CounciI of the United Nations 2,3,4; Cross 8. Crown Society 3; Crown 23; Fourth Floo Players 3; Political Science Fourm 3.4: Young Democrats 2,3,4: Intramural Softball 1.2.3.4. Baskemall 2.3.4, Football 3. Rlchard Daniel Spat Box 215 RD Ki Dallas, Pennsylvania 18612 8.8. Business Administration Business Administration Club 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.34 PaulJ. Spur Pike 7 Viewmom Village Scranton. Pennsylvania 18508 A1B.CriminaIJus1ice Criminal Justice Society 3.4. Marilyn Rae Spencer 10 Dagobert Strea Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 85. Psychology Nicholas David Spinal 7 Leslie Street Terryville, Connecticut 06786 A.B. Criminal Justice Archaeology Club 3; Intramural Football 1.2.14; Softball 1.2.4. Mark Walla! Staskavago 124 North Stree1 Forest City, Pennsylvania 18421 A.B. Economics Economics Club 3,4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4: Football 2,3. Michael Stchuv, Jr. 160 First Street Hudson. Pennsylvania 18705 8.5. Data Processing Electronic DP CLub 2.3.4. Robert John Stevens 716 Hayes Skeet Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201 88. History Herodotans 4; Varsity Tennis 4; Young Democrats 3.4. Susanne M. Stone 388 River Street Forty Fort, Pennsylvania 18704 8.5. Biology Academy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4: Fourth Floor Players 2.3: Maxhematical Academy 1; Pi Delta Epsilon 4:110:11 1,2,3; Track Club 1.2.3.4: Women's Giee Club 2,3,4. Gerard Edward Starch 236 Cherokee Street Emmaus. Pennsylvania 18049 AB. Criminal Justice Michael Paul Stout 162 Pinckney Road Little Silver, New Jersey 07739 A.B1 History Fourth Floor Players 1,2,34Vice-Presidem: Herodotans 4; Intramural Baseball 12.3.4; Football, Basketball. Donald Francl: Stromln 1504 Reed Street Coatesville, Pennsylvania 19320 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club l,2,3.4-President; intramural Basketbali 1.23.4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 4. Thomas Dale Sugalskl 2245 Catsauqua Road Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018 A18. Psychology Car Club 4: Psychoiogy 1.2.3.4: Psi Chi 4; Psychology Society 2,3,4. Robert Souchik Mary A. Souchik I: Mark A. Spagnvolo James M. Spak Richard D. Spak Paul J. Spear 92 Susanne M. Stone Edward G. Storck Mark W. Staskavage Michael P. Stout Michael Stchur Donald F. Stroman Thomas D. Sugalski 93 Robert Michael Sullivan 13 Helen Street Binghamton, New York 13205 8.5. Psychology Chess Club 2.3. President 4. Ralph Anthony Suppl 153 Sandra Drive Totowa Boro, New Jersey 07512 BS. Business Administration Business Administration Club 12; Football Club 12. Vice-Presidem 3,4; Monogram Club 23.4; Ski Club 2, Vice-President 3.4; Varsity Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4;IntramuralBasketball3,4:Sof1bal13.4, Clark George Swltzer RD. 43 Wyoming. Pennsylvania 18644 AB. Sociology Circle K Club President 4; Sociological Society 123,4; S.N.E.A. 4; Track Club1.2,3.Treasurer 4; Intramural Sofkball 3.4: Football 4. Richard C. Swoboda 100 Simpson Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 8181 Business Administration Track Club1,2,3.Vice-Presidenk4;lntramuralFootball 1.2.3.41 John Jouph hum Ralph A. Su ppa 6832 Cmtenden Street Phnadelphia, Pennsylvania 19119 A1B.Government Crown 34; Political Science Forum 4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fomball 1.2.34. Seth c.Tanner 39 Patterson Avenue Duquesne, Pennsylvania 15110 A18. English wnxc-m RADIO 2. John Joseph Terrana 18 Tedrick Street Pinston. Pennsywania 18640 AB. Government 81 Social Studies AILCoIIege Senate 3; Alpha Mu Gamma 3; Greater Pinston C1ub 1.2.34: Law Club 1; $.N.E.A. 4: lntramuraI-Football 4; Student Affairs Committee 3: Urban Affairs Committee 4; Student Bill of Rights Committee 3. Nicholas M. Thomas 122 North Mississippi Avenue Atlantic City. New Jersey 08401 AB. English Campion Society 34; Football Club 3; Law Club 4: Spanish Club 3; Intra- mural Sohball 3; Football 3: Criminal Justice Association 4. William John Tomi 115 Foster Street Old Forge, Pennsylvania 18518 AB. Sociology Greater Pittston Club 4; Sociological Society 4. James Joseph Toolan . 12 South Church Street Carbondale. Penns Ivania Clark G. Swutzer A135 Theme y Terrence Robert Tracy 346 Franklin Street Wes1Pittston, Pennsylvania 18643 A.B. Sociology Greater Pittston Club Treasurer 4; Psychology Club 1: Sociological Society 2. Ronald John Tue: 56 Kenny Drive New Haven, Connecticut 06513 8.81 Business Administration Business Administration Club 1234; Monogram Club 2,4. Treasurer 4; Varsity Basketball 1.2: Intramural Football 3.4; Baskemall 3.4; Student RIChard C- SWObOda Assistant Director 01 Inuamurals 4. A Sharry Ann Trojanowskl j , Garfield Park ApartmeMs 34B Edison, New Jersey 08817 3 1 3' B.S. Biology A Academy of Biological Sciences 1. Frank Mart! Trzcinski 324 Lackawana Avenue Dupont, Pennsylvania 18641 AuB. Psychology Psychology Club1,2,3,4. John Joseph Tully, Jr. 214 Ridgedale Avenue East Hanover. New Jersey 07936 8.5. Business Administration Crown 3,4: Law Club 3: Young Democrats 3. Richard John Uhlng 26 West Washington Street Namicoke, Pennsylvania 18634 8.51 Business Administration Business Administrauon Club 4. JOhn T. Taggart Ronald Anthony Ulias 700 West Sibley Avenue Old Forge, Pennsylvania 18518 AB. Psychology Aquinas Society Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Monogram Club 1.23.4: Varsity Basketball 1.2,3;1ntramural Basketball4. Seth C. Tanner Bernard Joseph Ulozu. Jr. 3007 South Main Street WilkeSBBarre, Pennsylvania 18706 A.B. History French Club 1.2; Herodotans 2.3.4; Men's Glee Club 3,4; Intramural Foot- ; ,5 ball 4; Basketball 3,4: Baseball 3.41 ' Edmund L. Urbanskl. Jr. 47 Third Avenue Kingston. Pennsylvania 18704 AB, Criminal Justice Karate Club 3; Pi Dena Epsilon 4; Spanish Club 12: Intramural Football 1.2.3.4: Softball 2.3.4; Basketball 3.4. John J. Terrana 94 Nicholas M. Thomas William J. Tonti James J. Toolan Richard J. Uhing Ronald A. Ulias Bernard J. Ulozas Edmund L. Urbanski 95 David D. Valenti Neil J. Van Loon Edward J. Varzaly Janine M. Vayvada Gloria A. Vecchio Richard A. Vintgni Francis M. Wascalis Kenneth G. Waskie Thomas F. Waters Leonard Uzups orkh Main Street Ashley, Pennsylvania 18706 .History odotans1,2.3.4;S.N.E.A.4. 1d Domlnlck Valentl Schooley Street Exeter. Pennsylvania 18643 Business Administration aeology Club 4: Business Administration Club 1.4; Greamr Pittston Club 1.2.3.4: Young Dem- .ts 4;IntramuralFootbaIl1,2,3. John VanLoon ones Streex Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 History inas Society 4: Cross 81 Crown Society 2.3.4; Herodotans 1. Treasurer 2. Vice-President 3. iden! 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4: Sigma Kappa Sigma 2.3. Secretary 4: S.N,E.A. 4; Who's Who In . Ican Universities and Colleges 4; Hismry Department Student Representative 3,4; Cultural ts Committee 4: Academic Traditions Committee 3.4; Task Force Sub Committee on Student- hy Relations. ard John Vamly, Jr. Reeves Street Dunmore, Pennslyvania 18512 Biology emy of Biological Sciences 1.2.3.4: Cross 81 Crown Society 1.4. no M.Vayada West Union Street Medical Technology emy of Biological Sciences 1, la Ann Vocchlo olcomb Avenue Shavertown. Pennsylvania 18708 Elementary Education. Library Science has Society 4; Cross 8. Crown Society 4; Teacher Evaluations 2. ad Ambony Vlntlgnl : North Dupont Street Wilmington. Delaware 19806 Business Administration ness Administrasion Club 1.2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 3.4; Football 4: Baseball 34: Home- ing Committee 4. ph James Vlamn Taft Ssreet Wilkes Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 Sociology 'sGIeeClub1.2.3,4. 11 John Vlancz Kingsland Avenue Brooklyn. New York 11222 Economics giaie Economic Association President 3,4; Intramural Football 3, cl: Michael Wascalls Grove Street Exeter. Pennsylvania 18643 Spanish 3 Mu Gamma 2.3.4; Aquinas Society 3.4; Greater Pinston Club 1.23, Secretary 4; Spanish 3.4:VarsityGolf1;S.N.E.A.4;IntramuralFootball1.4;Baske1ball3.4;Baseball1.2.3.4. 01h G. Wattle Grove Street Kingsmn. Pennsylvania 18704 Government te Club1;StudentGovernment3;IntramuralFootball 1: Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4. as Francis Vlam tCadiIIac Drive Somerville. New Jersey 08876 English an Gregory Wdowlak Gull Pond Lane Greenport. New York 11944 History aeologyClub 1;Herodotans 2; SkiCIub 1. Jouph Walnut ' Elbridge Street Enghsh pion Society 4:lntramuralBasketbalI1.2;Baseball 1.2; Football 1.2. CarroIIWelch Fa1con Court Somerville. New Jersey 08876 Psychology 5 81 Crown Society 1.2.4. ViceBPresident 3; Fourth Floor Players 1,2,4, Vice-president 3; Ski 2; Intramural Bowling 2,3:Football1.2,3;Softball1.2.3;King's Follies 3. Roedor Wells I1Crescent Drive Upper Marlboro, Maryland 20870 Data Processing ronic Data ProcessingCiub 1,2, Vice-President 3. President 4. In: J.Vlcmhon ooper Street Bergenfield. New Jersey 07621 Business Administration ness Administration Club 1.2.3.4; Knights of Columbus 3.4: umm-m 3.4: ln1ramural4 etball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. David Wisowaty Drakes Lane Old Forge. Pennsylvania 18518 History a Mu Gamma 2.3.4: Aquinas Society 3,4; Cross 81 Crown Society 4; Greater Pittston Club :Herodotans 2.3.4. Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19135 Roman G. Wdowiak John R. Wells CorneliusJ. Wenthen Paul D. Wisowaty Robert C. Witkowski Pauline M. Wozniak John J. Wozniak m John J. Wrazien Raymond P. Yakobitis Robertc. Witkomkl 115 Second Stree! Wood Ridge, New Jersey 07075 A18. English Cross 8: Crown Society 1.2: Fourth Floor Players 1,2,3; Men's Glee Club 34; Scop 2; Ski Club S.N.E.A. 4; Young Democrats 3.4. John J. Wozniak 331 Wyoming Avenue Dupont. Pennsylvania 1864 1 AB. Mathematics Mathematical Academy 2,3,4. Paullne M. Woznlal Pad 43 Roosevelt Park Swoyersville, Pennsyivania 18704 AB. Mathematics Fooiball Cheerleaders 1.2.3.4; French Club 1; Mathematical Academy 1.2.3.4; Wome Glee Club 2,3,4. John J. Wrazien 1018 Russell Street Avoca, Pennsylvania 18641 8.5. Data Processing Greater Pinston Club 23.4; Electronic Data Processing Club 4. Raymond P. Vakoblus 609 Spruce Skreet West Pittston, Pennsylvania 18643 A.B. Sociology French Club 1; Sociological Society 3,4. Gerard H. Yamshad 15 Powell Street Plains. Pennsylvania 18705 8.5. Business Administration Business Administration Club 4; Intramural Baseball 34; Bowling 3. Rose Ann M. Yarmel 12 Mc Andrew Stree1 Pringle, Pennsylvania 18709 A.B. Psychology Psi Chi 4. Daniel J. Yauko 136 Stiles Avenue West Wyoming, Pennsylvania 18644 8.5. Mathematics Engineering Club 1; Mathematical Academy 2. Men's Glee Club 2.34; Intramural Footb 2: Softball 2. Joseph J. Yuwa 104 Lehigh Street Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B.Thea1re King's Players 34: Men's Glee Club1,2,3:Psychology Club1,2. Gerald Young 13 Wyoming Sweet Plains, Pennsylvania 18705 AB. History Herodotans 1. Leo W. Youngblood 28 Shannon Sweet Wilkes-Barre. Pennsylvania 18702 A.B. English Campion Society 2: Karate Club1;S.N.E.A.1;lntramuralBasketball2. Wllllam J. Yunkunh 456 West 81h Street West Wyoming, Pennsylvania 18644 AB. Economics Varsity Golf 1.23.4. Thaddeus D. Zableualskl 224 South Chestnut Street Nanticoke. Pennsylvania 18634 81$. Data Processing Aquinas Society 4: Business Adminiskration Club 4; Intramural Basketball 3. Betsy M. Zaidonls 773 North Main Sheet Pinston. Pennsylvania 18640 A.B. Mathematics Football Cheerleaders 1.2.3.4; Greater Pinston Club 1.2: Mathematical Academy 3.4, Secreta 1,2. leCJola 1077 North Vine Street Hazleton. Pennsylvania 18201 8.5. Accouming Accounting Association 3,4: Hazleton Club 1: Judo Club 3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2.3. Baseball 1: Football 2. Daniel J. Yatsko Gerald Young Leo W. Youngblood Betsy M. Zaldonis Nazzi C. Zola Thaddeus D. Zabiegalski ADDITIO MEMBERS: ancIsVInconnloxls Madln Anmony Flndn Raymond I L L I , ,1 1 J10. Sa ou tfrParkway 3 Ravina Drive 85 Deerpa rive .. ' - - -d Lane Wilk s arre, Pennsylvania 18702 Colonia New Jersey 07067 Mountaintop Pennsylvania - ' n, Pennsyivania 18 A.a. English A a Government and P itics a s. Accou g ' i i Charla Edward Mg Mlchul Frank Ga - ' ,1 Box 188 192 Parsonage 1 ersey Cape Vincent, New York 13618 Pittston, Pen Pi ston Pennsylvania 18702 7' ' I Pomics A.B. English A.B. Educati - 1, L ' ' . John Robert Anchankl Joseph Hohu 136 South Popular Street 235 Poland Str - Hazleton, Pennsylvania 18201 Swoyersville, P A.B. Sociology A.B. Governmen John James Argonlo William Michael g 133Vine Street 928 Delaware St N Pinsmn, Pennsylvania 18640 Scranton. Penns A.B.Governmentand Politics A.A.CriminalJu M Thomas F. Baum Pour Joyce Gill 111 Watkins Street 202 Norm Main 8 1 145 Eaft0 4th Street Taylor, Pennsylvania 18517 ' IIkes-Barre, Pen Wyom I as AIA.CriminaiJustice 8. Economics W5 8 SI ' Michael Richard Baum 1 emu John Glun .. - L 71 Ninth Street 5 ., . 7:54 I y Elmira, Swoyersville, Pennsylvania 1870 ' , I . I L; W. B. Crinimai Justiee A.B. CriminaIJustice L, - . 1' IN! John Francis Bank Al. .6 mt Davkl trick Sam I , L , y . AA. Orinimai Justice L I Y ' I Ronald Charles Hoidol Paul Kevin Nonnonmmn . i 2 gangrgesggeetya 8 Center Avenue 171 L V nch riv , ' ' W? '21 reet - yIvanI$ 18634 a dministr tion B. 5. Biology Edward om Steiner I Box 468 . Harvey's Lake. Pennsylvania 8.8. Business Administrati n John Michal Skit Irehak apwallopen, Pennsylvani L afd MM 5 , Lauri! SprIn Es , ,V , Iyd. 1', Son ' ' ' 1 Fothill Drive untaintop. Pennsylva ' 5. Sociology v one Paul Stllp P I B. Gmrnmemand Poimcs w um cumlnham 0 Scranton, Pennsylvania 18509 2,034 6th Street Miller Hight a BusInessAdmInistratIon , AB. History I 9'19 Pemslf'Yan'a. 18017 m 1.00 Malian W L L A Francis Stanley pm, . V usmess AdmInIstratIon I '62 Eagle Court : Yablomk L'Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18 AR HisIory Joseph Gerald Protko ; '45 N. Lakeside Drive Ing. Pennsylvania 18644 Dallas, Pennsylvania nal .Ii'uagfd ; 8.5. Business Administra A A Criminal Justice Ivar j are I . t y i . Edward Jamu Quanta . : ' ume Street 3- J I y ,g 33 Spring Sheet 7 i31rmhsm' Jr L ' Ashley. Pennsylvania Exeter Pennsylvania 3.3. Business Admini A B Sticioiogy William John Radzw . L chm Am , n L 129 West 22nd Stl' ' IV 226 P0131111 51'601 West Hazleton. Pen Swoyersville. Pennsylvania , B.S. Biology 5 David Gerald Reilly. I -, ?mory 224 Mill Street I . 329 MatstIhAIIenue Wilkes-Barre. Pe ' . WilkesBarre, ivania A B. Governmen . , I B. Edward Michal iii , . ' Ii RD J12 Dallas.Pennog1vani ,, A B. Educati ennsivan'a 191037;? y ' 18704 ll 1 I L I Old Forge. Pennsyiva 18518 hMaI sheet i ' 4 FACULTY A.B. - B.A. B.S. B.S.E.E. - B.SC. B.S.C.H.E. B.F.A wqi V 5; 331-5 $52.: ,3, MA. - MS. Dpl. Th. M.F.A. - M.Th. - M.A.S. . .. ' M.H.L. - PhD. - S.T.L. - S.T.D. J.D. - S.T.B. - C.P.A. D.Ed. PhB. - S.T.M. Mr. Frank Vacante Chairman Business Administration Mr. John McGowan Department Mr.John Davis Accounting Chairman Accounting Depa rtment Mr. Carmen Mauriello Business Administration Dr. Edward Shoen Business Administration Dr. Robert Paoletti Chairman Biology Department Mr. William Dollard Business Mr. P. Forve Leighton Administration Business Administration Rev. William Donahue, C.S.C. Biology Dr. Edward Minsavage Biology Dr. Chin-Chiu Lee Biology Rev. Clement Kazlauskas, 0.5.0.. Dr. Alfred Stiller Chemistry Chemistry Dr. Grihapati Mitra Chairman Chemistry Department Dr. Raymond Borkowski Chemistry 103 Dr. Smphen Budash Dr.J'homas Ma - Director . Counsel mg Center ' Mr. Thomas Scappaticci Counseling Center Mr. Angelo DeCesaris Chairman Data Processing Department Mr. Richard Bowen Criminal Justice Mr. David Burt Criminal Justice Mr. Joseph Mack Data Processing Dr. Sheng-Wu Wang Economics Mrs.Jean Barry 7 Mr. Paul Shoylin Data Processing Data Processmg Rev. Frank Roche, C.S.C. Economics Mr. Michael Beky Mr. James Shea Education Education Mr. Robert Connelly English Dr. Adam Drayer Chairman Education Department Dr. Clement Valletta Dr. Robert Lodge Chairman English 105 English Depa rtment Rev. Lawrence Henry, C.S.C. English Dr. Edmund Napieralski English Mr. John Ennis English Mr. George Hammerbacher English Rev. Albert Croce, C.S.C. English Dr. Louis Rader English Mr. Walter Humanik FineArts Mr. Enzo Liva Fine Arts Mr. Eugene Bianco EngHsh . . Mr. Frank Harrison Dr. Robert Alexander Dr. Donald Buzmkal Dr. Jeffrey Mayer . . . . . . Governmentand POIItICS Chairman Government and POIItICS Government and Polltlcs Government and Politics Department Mr. Edward Moran Government and Politics Dr. Daniel Curran Chairman History Depa rtment 2nd Semester Sabbatical Leave Dr. Donald Stevens ActingChairman History Depa rtment Dr. Edward Hanlon Dr. Thomas O'Donnell . History History Mr. Brent Rogers History Mr. Anthony Mussari History Dr. Donald Farmer History Director of the Honors Program Dr. Daniel DiBlasi Chairman Language Department Mrs. Josephine Moran Language Mr. Alex Byczkowski Language Mr. Klaus Troch Language Miss Diane Cook Language Mr. Thomas Kameen Dr. Joseph Krawczeniuk Language Rev. Herve LeBlanc, C.S.C. Dr. Margaret Corgan Language Language Language ' M F' h . mg; ryarga ret Ma ry '5 er Muss Marga ret Mary Fischer Miss Mary I. Barrett Library . . Mrs. Joan Diana C II L b o ege I ranan Library Miss Selma Etter Library Miss Judith Tierney Library Mr. Thomas Ruddy Library Mr. Joseph Mainwaring Mathematics , Mrs. Maryann Toner Library Mr. Martin Hudak Chairman Mathematics Department 109 Mrs. Mary Longo Mathematics Dr. David Crotty Mathematics Rev. Richard Desharnais, C.$.C. Phnosophy Dr. Anthony Berard Mathematics Mr. James Haas Philosophy Mr. H. FrankGleim Mathematics Mathematics Miss Joyce A. Rother Mr. Thomas Visgilio Chairman Philosophy Department Mr. John Dorish Physical Education Mr. Minor Nagle Physical Education Mr. John Rakowski Dr. Barry Horwitz Physics Physics Dr. Tilmann Kleinsteuber Chairman Physics Department 1....... Mr. Kenneth Weiss Psychology Mr. Frank Swingle Theatre Mr. J. Gerald Goodwin Theatre Mr. Mohammod Amanullah Sociology Mr. Carl Wagner Chairman Theatre Department .Walter Halpine airman ciology and Anthropology partment 111 Mr. George Fidler Theatre Rev. William Ribando. C.S.C. Chairman Theology Depa rtment Rev. James Doyle, C.S.C. Theology Rev. James Connelly, C.S.C. Theology Rev. Thomas CampbeH, C.S.C. Mr. PhillipMuntzeI Theology Theoiogy Rev. Donald Grimes, C.S.C. Theology Rev. Robert Fagan. C.S.C. Theology Rabbi Arnold M. Shevlan Theology Academic Administration-Student PersonneI-Business-Development ......... .m0-.-o-m-:r,-+;p President Deans Registra r Busi ness Manager-Athietic Director-etc. .............. Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C. College President ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION 7 0.,-r-.. .. ... 1.. .WIN- r s vqtg doomuumu' , hmuu, u t Q'Ou-oa ,.w. z z 0 . . Dr. Rudolf J.$chleich Dean oftheCoIIege M, Seated: Miss Mary Beth Sowa, Admissions Counselor: Stand- ing: Mr. Henry Chance. Assistant Director of Admissions: Mr. George J. Machinchick, Director of Admissions. Mr. John Fixl, Director of Evening and Summer Sessions Rev. Alfred DeAlonzo, C.S.C. Dean of Students Rev. Paul Farber, C.S.C. Coordinator of Housing and Student Activities Mr. Frank Pasquini Assistant to the Dean of Students STUDENT PERSONNEL Mrs. Eugene Powers Br. James Miller, C.S.C. Resident Counselor for Women Resident Director of East Hall Mr. John Casey Director of Financial Aid Rev. Frank Gartland. C.S.C. CollegeChaplain Mrs. Jane Lenahan Placement Director Miss Diane Speicher Woman's Counselor Rev. James Lackenmier, C.S.C College Chaplain Rev. Robert Fagan, C.S.C. Assistant College Chaplain Mr. Harold Ney Superintendent of Buildings and Grou Mr. Charles Wills Bf- Harold R09 , C.$.C. , Captain of the Security Department Director of Security and Coordinator of Government Programs , Br. Jerome Healey, C.$.C. Dr. Russell James I ' - Bookstore Manager College Physician Mrs. Rita Engel, R.N. Miss Diane Chiavacci College Dormitory Nurse Assistant Bookstore Manager missing: Mrs. Maureen Dornelly, RN. BUSINESS Mr. William Woolfolk Director of Construction and Purchasing Mr. Joseph Balz Business Manager Mr. Charles Butler Director of Food Service Mr. Edward Corcoran Comptroller Br. John Grimes, c.s.c. Mr. Thomas Grogan Director of Personnel Assistant Director 01 Food Service DEVELOPMENT Mr. Robert J. Ell Director of Alumni Relations Mr. John Engle Sports Publ icity Mr. Gary VanScoy College Photographer Mr. Thomas Kameen Director of Public Information STAFF MEMBERS N EW FACULTY 1973-1974 New Faculty Members: Mr. George Dzurica, Associate Supervisor of Student Teachers; Mr. Richard Adams, Sociology Instructor; Dr. David 'Smith. Assistant Professor of Psychology; Miss Joyce Rother. Instructor in Mathematics; Mr. Kenneth Hawk, Associate Supervisor of Stu- dent Teachers; Mr. David Eisenhower, Assistant Professor of Sociology; Dr. Alfred Stiller, Lecturer in Chemistry; Christ the King. Professor in Theology. VARSITY-CLUB-l NTRAM URAL SPORTS ...................................... ................................................................ WIN LOSE DRAW 4 for the home forces. This was the teams first'loss of the season 82- 66 Following Wins ov Army and Madison FDU the Monarchs had played just about their poorest game of th BOB HALBREINER DAV NDERSON SAM MUMAW JERRY FALLABEL ING'S CILLEB IV; V a .516 a naign. Inaddition twallabe ,. - eat potential in Sam MumawyD. ranks and Asst. Coach Pat Kim Y e Varsity roster. Dave Shipula and Fred Groser who , ason. at King 5 lion roar In the future. HARLIE BRADY HARRY DeFRANK m U I: In Z CJ 2 Ed Donahue's Basketball Camp highlighted by PRO Calvin Murphy who once was recruited by Donahue at Niagara University. 0-mmzal-or'rn-Nx TOM KENNEY Scoring Average: 19 ptygame 1000 Varsity points Pocono AII Classic Team Max Zeil All Classic Team Made the ECAC Team Q weeks0 All Pennsylvania Team-3rd Team CHARLIE GALBRAITH Scoring Average: 14.7 ptygame 967 total Varsity points MVP of the Pocono Classic Made the ECAC Team 0 weem All Pennsylvania Team-Honorable Mention 3!: 1 ? e -. ne Bu hlo State . Lawrence owego State 0 outh . Stroudsburg . , Iadelphia Textile 52y Max Zeil Class Pocono Classi. NCAA's THE CLASSIC eatures Charlie Galbraith as MVP and e team. 3 4.3,; cm ' 1'3- 3333:: w , t .J a r', ,Wg' , rtjjr'x 33' VMJ - 413-;ch 3v. w. 3' r 3 I .. Iftnrl 133-.3'x 3' n 9; v' 3 43? r 333.33 fa 4 . , 7-, .- d'g I ' ; a . P3 ff, tQ$$1 f7 xf; , a 1 I '31 - , A ' 1 ' Ira L: .ux.;.y JSQL, :1 r 3A. 3 ; g , 3. .. , 3 3 - Mm . 33 . ., J - v 91 '93- g , - i . $3. L, . . , i K IC TEAM were own Tom Kennedy a was honored as MVP of the Max ZieI Award Presentation mzcmeOOFw A CONTROVERSIAL 66-65 DEFEAT! Coach Ed Donahue's King's College basketball team made a laughter of the NCAA Mideast Regional consolation game last night in Reading by romping past Hiram College othio 111-81. Charlie Galbraith. 6-9 senior center in his last game. led the way with 33 points and starred off the boards. He had 25 points and 12 rebounds at the half as the city collegians took an imposing 54-35lead. Many fans in the Albright gym were heard to say they thought King's was the best team in the event with the type of play dis- played last night. The Monarchs were loose and hitting the open man. A highlight of the win was the fact that Tom Kenney, high scorer of the squad all year, notched two goals to hit his 1,000th career point. Kenney senior from Philav delphia, was playing briefly on a very bad ankle and was in the game just long enough to get the four needed points. Wilkes-Barre Times-LeadeVRecord 1'Klm ms MI! t mo. Tom Kenneyts lOOOth A SMASHING 111-81 VICTORY! Harry DeFrank, Ed Nolan, Breon Williams, Dave Shipula, Charlie Brady, Fred Groser, Joey Walker and Coach Pat Kennedy. trihtef; ,. ayne rintery J.V. BASKETBALL King's Junior Varsity basketball enjoyed a fine 12-3 season under Coach Pat Kennedy this year. This squad a high scoring aggregation averaging close to 90 points a game played some really good teams. Among the victories are ones over St. Peter's of New Jersey, Brandy- wine Junior College. Monmouth College and Scranton U. Jayvees. The team was most impressive in Philadelphia against a tall St. Jo- seph's College junior varsity in an extra period one-point loss. Leading scorer was a 6-1 Hwalk- on . Fred Groser of Long Island. He burned the cords for 23 per game, many from orbital range. Dave Shipula of Hanover Town- ship, who played at Staunton Mili- tary Academy in Virginia, averaged 12.5 points and 10 rebounds a con- test. Dave is a 6-8, 240-pound fresh- man who needs a lot of work but has good potential. Charlie Brady, former Riverside star, a 6-6 sophomore finished with an average of 14.7 and 7 rebounds a game. Ed Nolan is a 6-3 freshman guard from the New York City Re- gion who had an average of 18.6 per game. Ed Jones, sophomore from Phila. filled in several games in the backcourt when Nolan was out of the lineup. Little Joey Walker from Norwalk. Conn., ended with an 8.8 average average and showed good moves as a ball handler. Zip DeFrank of Camp Hill averaged eight points per contest and did a real good job at both ends of the court. Breon Wil- liams, 6-4, from Washington DC. was a spot player and will be work- ing hard in the summer months. Many of these Javees will be strong candidates for the Varsity next fall. CHEERLEADERS And PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Patti Leighton. Row 2: B.J. Wasowski, Mikie Smulowitz, Joni DeCIeene maptx Lisa Schleich and Phyllis Syres. PEP CLUB Row 1: Walt Applin, Kevin Miller- ick, Rich Vintigni. Row 2: Dave Naab, Dusty Bello, AI Hilditch. WM gamma x; Mm - 5,, J at . . k - A :9 D . , . 1974 King's Baseball Team First Row, Left to Right: John Armillary, Bob Thompson, Charles Glenn, Jim Casale, Bud McHale, Stan Rolek, John Grouse, Frank Giarizzi. Second Row: Les Kempinski, Mike Dinan, Bill Milz, Mike Garzella, Dino Galella, Jay Collins, Mike Kachur, Rich Cacciatore, Leo Agresti. Third Row: Coach John Dorish, Ed Gongleski, Joe Daugherty, Jack McCue, Bob Desciak, Kerry Costello, John Kustra, Dick Dalmas, Bob Klosowski. Missing: Mark Davis. FP wmm w ,v . r , '5: 9s, m 34 K 1 ,, J , 'Cwix i954 .5 A 4W 3 L ' I ,2 . Li Y V Lt , A 7,, , . w L wg , ,f6I xru , , , al',$; Ni -- Mhls m ..5 :.3;4029unn,5j,': , 1 b n 3 m antiawny W 2 e . s C '1 ' I ? ?f A 3 ff: 01 ,; Wig; E . . t K 85: mm - a ' 4i L'Wffggnai REFQ 3 'K; '5'. . f? XAB ! 332,: f; gifgfpxkak w . . . - u M CROSS COUNTW In the 1970-71 Regis it was stated that it was doubtful if a Cross Country team would ever exist at King's for the next fall season. The coach then, Ray Kressler, was leaving for a post at Rider College tNJJ and the teams' future looked bleak. Wrestling coach Ned McGinIey took the job even though he knew little about the sport. Apparently McGinIey adapted quickly as he coached the team to a conference Championship a mere three years later. Gregg Nelson Mark Matlock Jeff Nelson Gerry Wasculis Joe Sterbinsky The person, along with McGinley, mainly responsible for this about- face was Junior co-captain Gregg Nelson. Gregg had an incredible year with three dual meet victories, 2nd places in MECCA tbehind an All- Americanl and the Glassboro Invita- tional and other various strong fin- ishes. This three year MVP also smashed the four year old course record at Kirby Park his first time out with a 25:18 for five miles. Joe Karoly, our itZ man, started slowly but by the fourth meet was breathing down Gregg's neck for the remainder of the season. Karoly placed 3rd in MECCA, 8th at Glass- boro and tied for lst in a dual at Baptist Bible. Joe was named co- recipient of the Most Improved Run- ner trophy and also set a new soph. record. The other Junior co-captain Jeff Nelson, came back after a knee injury and was named along with Karoly, as most improved. Jeff, running under the old school record all three times at Kirby Park, placed 5th at MECCA. The most valuable freshman, Gerry Wasculis, placed 6th at MECCA, and tied for lst place in the Baptist meet with Karoly. Senior Mark Matlock and sophomore Joe Sterbinsky saved their last races for the last race at Kirby Park. They also clinched the MECCA title with 13th and 14th respectively. Freshman Joe Neidig and senior Bill McWade were 7th and 8th men and added to the depth for the close races. The 1974-75 squad should be even more powerful with the top five harriers returning for another shot at the conference title. Row 1: Gerry Wasculis, Jeff Nelson, Joe Karoly, Mark Matlock, Joe Sterbinsky. Row 2: Joe Neidig, Bill McWade, Ed Donahue, Coach McGinley, Father D'Alonzo and Gregg Nelson. Standing: Mike Harostock, Joe Lonzetta, Dr. Steve Budash, PRO John Wudnoski, Ed Markowski, Mark Gronsky. Kneeling: John McLin, Wes Shaw. Missing: Bill Yunkunis, Adam Serafin, Bob Zagorsky and Joe Liberati. Our own Adam Serafin Runner-Up Medalist in the Lehigh Invitational. TOP SEASON AVERAGES Ed Markowski 78.2 Bob Zagorsky 79.7 Adam Serafin 81.4 142 The golf team's season was marked by several ups and downs throughout the year. The final record was a respectable 6-4. Although the team lacked the con- sistency needed for a better record, they did come up with severaI outstanding performances. The golfers began the season in sunny Florida as a result of accept- ing an invitation to the Miami Invitational Golf Tour- nament. This marked the 3rd consecutive year for the Monarchs to participate in this event. Although the golfers finished well down in the standings against some top competitive condition, they certainly gained needed practice under competitive conditions. The highlight of the season followed in the first match which was against Scranton. The duffers upset Scranton by a score of 12-6 after trailing 4-2 midway through the match. They thus gained the lOO'th victory for Coach Budash in his coaching career at King's. This was an especially fine win as Scranton went on to an 18-3 record and a bid to the NCAA tournament. Due to several cancellations, the next match was a return date with Scranton. This time the golfers were defeated despite exceptional performances by Bob Zagorsky and Adam Serafin who each fired l-under par 71's. In spite of these performances, the depth of the Royals was too much to overcome. Defending Champions of S.U.N.Y. Invitational Golf Tournament pictured above are Bill Yunkunis, Adam Serafin, Captain Ed Markowski and Bob Zagorsky. In the remaining weeks, the Monarchs went on to de- feat Western Maryland, Mt. St. Mary's, Harpur, and Oneonta State while losing close decisions to Mercy- hurst and Lycoming and being soundly defeated by a strong Kutetown squad. They finished strong by up- setting York in the final match of the year, thus gaining another winning season. In their defeats to Mercyhurst and Lycoming, the golfers were plagued by the inablility to field their strongest squad as several of the starting performers were unable to compete due to tests or late classes and labs. This was a problem which plagued the team throughout the season and led to the cancellation of a match at East Stroudsburg. Individually, the Mon- archs were led by the always consistent and often spectacular performances of their top three players, Ed Markowski, Adam Serafin, and Bob Zagorsky who each participated in every match during the season. Each of them averaged in the 70's with Captain Ed Markowski leading the way with a 77.8 average. Ed completed a fine 4-year career with the team in which he compiled a fine 45-12 dual meet record. Ed also gained the dis- tinction of participating in every match and tournament in his 4 years at Kings. Both Serafin and Zagorsky con- tributed several fine performances in which they played near par golf. Also aiding the cause of the Monarchs were Mike Harostak, Joe Conzetta, Bill Yunkunis. John McLin, and Wes Shaw. Although they didn't play in all the matches, each of these individuals contributed key wins in leading the squad to victories in several closely- contested matches. King's W 12 L 7V2 W 12 W 15 L 429 W 414 W 414 L 5172 L 329 W 331 Opponent Scranton 6 Scranton 10172 Mount 6 St. Mary's Western 3 Maryland Lycoming 427 S.U.N.Y. 431 Oneonta 427 Mercyhearst 12172 Kutztown 305 York 332 Medalist Ed Markowski Bob Zagorsky Adam Serafin Ed Markowski Ed Markowski Ed Markowski Adam Serafin Adam Serafin Ed Markowski Bob Zagorsky Ed Markowski 75 70 79 79 81 76 76 75 77 78 143 Opponent BuckneH 1220 Scranton Univ. 1214 Kutztown State 1218 Lehigh University 1294 Kutztown State 1235 Bucknell Univ. 1175 Scranton Univ. 1240 Lehigh University 1268 EPIRL Tournament 050 West Point Invitational Tour- nament 17th out of 27 '1 Record in League 7-1 Back: Chuck Pearson, Herb Smith, Harold Humphries. Front: Christopher Koval- chik, Coach William Kane, Bob Dull, Leona Simonovich, Mick Gentilesco, Tony Burshnick, John Katchko. Missing: Dottie Kutchta and Bob Antanitis. The King's Riflers traveled to Reading, Pa. at the close of the season to compete in the Eastern Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Rifle League Tournament where they walked away with the 1st place trophy and top honors in the League defeating their arch-rival Lehigh University with a score of 1336 to 1294. This was the first time in league history that King's won the top spot, always losing to Lehigh on the last clip in five previous seasons of competition. King's also established a new team record with a 1336. Individual per- formances saw John Katchko score a first place 275, some 30 points above his average with Chris Kovalchik copping second with a 274 and Mick Gentilesco registering a 271, thus making it a complete sweep for King's. Of the top ten individuals in the League for the year, senior Chuck Pearson, the captain of King's team holds the top average with a 268.375. His teammate Chris Kovalchik proved to be a strong competitor averaging 268.0 for second place honors. Mick Gentil- eseo averaged 260 to place fifth and Tony Burshnick had a 252 to place ninth giving four men in the top ten standings. Ending the season with a 10-1 record, the Monarchs proved themselves to be one of the finest Rifle teams in the State. Next year King's will be joinging the Tri-State Rifle League to compete against 18 teams from many of the big Colleges and Universities in the states of New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Coaching the most winning team in the school, Mr. William Kane, has seen his team participate in the most prestigious West Point Invitational Tournament usually finish- ing in the middle of 50 select teams from all over the country including many Olympic champions. Hopes for next season are high with the team retaining most of its good shooters losing only captain Chuck Pearson and Herb Smith through graduation. 145 jury and set a school record in the 200 yard breaststroke t2:26.0t and a member of the record setting Medley Relay team along with Joe Karoly, Heydt, and Kevin Millerick. Len also swam well in the 50 yard free and 200 yard lM. Kevin Miller- ick is once beaten over two years in the 200 yard Individual Medley in which he is the holder of the school and pool record t2:07.6l. Kevin was a solid performer in the 100 yard freestyle and swam the anchor leg on the 400 yard freestyle and med- ley relays. Juniors Jack McGroarty t200 backstroke, 50 freestyle, medley relay; Pete Covey 600 and 1000 freestyle; and Kevin Colquhoun tone and three meter divingt pro- vide experience in their events. Tri-Captains Rick Heydt, Len Coakley, and Kevin Millerick. All three are seasoned veterans and dilligent workers. Sophomores Bill Raineri t500 and 1000 freestyle, 200 butterfly; Dusty Bello tone and three meter diving and Joe Molinaro QOO backstroke, 400 medley and free relaysl are consistent performers for the Monarchs. Bill is the real llworkhorse of our team and holds the 200 fly record t2:12.1l. Joe holds the backstroke record t2: 13.D and Dusty holds both one t242.50l and three t245.45l meter diving records. Dusty also qual- ified for the NCAA Championships on the high board. Freshman Bob Davison t200 and 500 freestyle, 200 butterflyl, Steve McDonald t50 and 100 freestylel and John Meyer t200 breaststroke, This year's King's Swimming Team posted its best record in the College's history. The Mon- archs were led this season by senior tri-captains Rick Heydt and Len Coakley and sophomore Kevin Mil- Ierick. Heydt was undefeated in all free- style events over the season and set new school records in the 50 yard freestyle t22.2l, 500 yard freestyle 6:06.01 and 1000 yard freestyle t10:48.9y He also holds the school records in the 200 yard freestyle 0:51.9i and is co-holder of the pool record in the 100 yard freestyle t49.6y In addition to his efforts during the meet season Heydt also qualified for the NCAA Championship meet. Len Coakley is an excellent swimmer who came back after a year off due to an in- 200 lMi are young but very qual- ified swimmers. Next year they will be a big asset to the team. Next year we hope to equal this year's performance but it will take hard work. Rick Heydt, Len Coakley and Jack McGroarty will be leaving due to graduation or transfer. They will be sorely missed but sev- eral outstanding incoming fresh- man will help fill the gaps. We look forward to a fruitful season. Minor F. Nagle was coach at Meyers High School for six years where he had 5 district 11 Champ- ionships and 4 undefeated seasons and an overall record of 55-4. In six years at King's Mr. Nagle has built a solid, winning program and deserves much credit for our success. Row 1: John Meyer, George John, Steve McDonald, Bob Davison, Bill Raineri, Pete vaey: and Kevin Colquhoun. Row 2: Mr. NagIe-Coach, Dusty Bello, Jack McGroarty, Joe Molinaro, Kevm Millerlck, Len Coakley and Rick Heydt. Row 1: John Soltis, Co-Captain; Stan Marchak, Co-Captain; Jim Blinn, Gary Devansky, Joe Yenasen, Len Kurello. Row 2: Coach John McGowan, Ed Yakaboski, Paul Pugliese, Mark Koze. Jim McGuire, Pete Mailloux, Don Delaney and absent from photo, RiCkWatson. The Monarch Net Team in its third year under Coach John McGowan contin- ued its steady improvement from a 2-8 record in 1972 and a 4-5 record in 1973 to 5-4 record this past year. Led by Co- Captains senior Stan Marchak and junior John Soltis along with the steady per- formances of sophomore Ed Yakaboski and freshman Paul Pugluse the netmen fought their way to their first winning season in five years. The team enjoyed a pair of wins over Allentown College and Baptist Bible Col- lege with the seasons highlight coming after knocking off Scranton University. the defending MECCA Champions. Pros- pects look great for next year with 3 of the above mentioned returning and the likes of juniors Rick Watson, Gary Devan- sky, Joe Yenason, and a strong line of sophomores: Jim Blinn, Kevin Millerick, Bob Roman, Don Delany, Mark Koze, Mike Prockup and Jim Bedell viewing to roundoutthetopsix. At the close of the season a tennis banquet was held and everyone was awarded the Varsity K with the MVP Award going to Stan Marchak while Paul Puguse and John Soltis received the Top Point Getters awards, a new award initiat- ed by Coach McGowan. With 31 scheduled practices 00 in the faID planned and E.C.A.C. and MECCA Tournaments in the Fail the team is out to keep upthe steady winningtrend hope to surpass this year's 5-4 record. 148 I Co-Captains Stan Marchak 8 John Soltis with Coach John McGowan. 1., L . 8 G m :ggwnzuuiggian ' Wk wk J. V. Tennis Team Row 1: Ed Yakaboski, Mark Koze, Don Delaney, Paul Pugliese. Row 2: Coach John McGowan, Mike Prockup, Pete Mailloux, BiH Har- ry, Mr. George Fiddler. Absent from photo: Kevin Millerick. Bob Roman, Jim Bedell, Michelle Smulowitz. 149 u 150 Members of the Wrestling Team, not corresponding to the picture include: Tony Baloga, Micky Baloga, Jim Cassidy, Bruce Chirinko, John Gardner, John Gibbons, Ray Karalunis, Gary Krudys, Jim Manganiello, Frank McAndrew, Bob McGinley, Joe Piasecki, Jeff Sieber, Joe Smee, Ralph Suppa, Bob Warren and Coach Ned McGinley. ' , SMNS Apparent optimism has guided the '73 team to a 6-2 record with veteran mentor Tom Denby at the helm. With a 7-1 record behind them and a six game winning streak on their shoulders, the Golden Knights, led by four year veterans and tri-captains Gary Krudys, Ray Payne, and Ed Sickler, launched their attack. As the season approached, it became ap- parent that for the Golden Knights to garner any honors. the team had to pull out a vic- tory over Canisius. the home opener. But the Canisius team proved to be too much for our men to handle. Defeated by a score of 16-6. the King's Club realized that this loss might have ended all dreams of an encore to the preceeding campaign. Determined to snap back from this defeat. Coach Denby turned his boys loose on a weak Oswego Team on the opponents field. Behind the running of backs Dave Begliomini of Wyoming and John Jacobs of McLean, Va. and the HGolden Toe of Ed Gongleski of Swoyersville, the black and gold ripped Oswego State by a score of 35-13. But victory was short-lived as Duquesne University of Pa. routed King's. 26-15, to put our record at 1-2. Pitted against the na- tion's top rated Club Football team, the Golden Knights just couldn't beat that Duke Iron offense. Compiling 246 yards to Duke's 426 and being the underdog on first downs clearly indicated that the t'we're No. 1 chant would never be echoed on the campus. Other season action saw the Golden Knights top Scranton University, 48-22 in the homecoming contest. Mike Liscovitz, the speedy halfback from Middlesex, New Jersey. led the King's scoring by snatch- ing three touchdown passes from Quarter- back Tony Matraselva of Wyoming, good for 14, 32. and 57 yards. Dave Begliomini received the trophy for the outstanding of- fensive player for compiling a total of 135 '3, 1 t s, t i z i E yards. Led by the running attack of John Jacob and Begliomini. the dead eye passing 0 Matrasselva. and the outstanding defens of Joe Piasecki, Curt Hart. and Gary Krudys all Jerdeyites, the Golden Knights romped to victories over Sienna, St. Francis of Loretto Pace, and Rutgers. The Golden Knight- closed out their 1973 campaign with a pos season victory in the Anthracite Bowl ove Saint Vincent's by a score of 25-8. The black and gold will not only loos the services of 15 senior members but als- of veteran mentor Denby who will retir from the ranks with an overall 13-3 recor in his two years at the helm. As his last of ficial task, Coach Denby presented award to the squad at their annual dinner. Junio Dave Begliomini, who averaged an amazin 9.9 yardsXcarry, and scored 10 T.D.'s. wa designated the Teams Most valuable Player. Named Outstanding Defensive Players wer- Ray Payne, of Wilkes-Barre, and Gary Krudys, Saddlebrook, N. J,, and Rookie of the Year Award went to Matraselva who hit for 652 yards t42 of 89 passesl and 11 touchdowns. Also four Knights were selected ALL-AMERl- CAN those being senior tri-captain Gary Krudys and juniors Dave Begliomini and Bob Feldman. Junior quarterback Tony Matre- selva attained an honorable mention. Team Personnel Row 1: Ray Payne, Carl Greco, John Gardner, Bruce Chirinko, Ed Shearn, Ed Binder, Dennis Devlin, Ralph Suppa, Jack Fleming, Mike Stahl, Ed Windas and Bob DiPietro. Row 2: Terry Jones, John Jacobs, AI Piletrefesa, Sam Yaresh, Gary Krudys, Nick Kozicki, John Ammon, Joe Piasecki, Kevin Gesney, Dave Begliomini, Joe Smee, Tony Matreselva, Curt Hart, and Jim Curry. Row 3: Assistant Coach Carl Wint, Chet Yates, Bob Feldman, Tom Shipp, President Pete Tisi, Willard Oliphant, Ed Gongleski, Rich Casterline, Mike Sickonic, Tom Woife, Dick Dalmas, Bob Thornton, Mike Liscovitz, Manager Bob McElroy and Coach Denby. 1973 Club Officers Pete Tisi, President Raiph Suppa, Vice-President Dennis Devlin, Secretary Gary K rudys, Treasurer 7th IN THE NATION CLUB FOOTBALL CDWI'HU ITIl-xmm:0 Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Betty Jane Wasowski. Row 2: Kathy Guzzo, Debbie Ayers, MaryEllen Schedler. Row 3: Pat Mc- Gradv. Paula Wozniak. Betsv Zaldonis. JUDO CLUB Judo as defined l'The harmonious development and eventual perfection of the Human Character . was founded in 1882 by Dr. Jigaro Kano. Since that time Judo has not only developed as a means of self defense but also as a sport. Judo is played as a sport all over the world and unlike other marital arts Judo is in The Olympic Games. The King's College Judo Club has 3 blackbelt instructors: Ray Hall and Hank Bangseck both tNiPanx Second Degree Black Belts and Kevin Buda Colqu- houn tShoPanL First Degree Black Belt. This past year the club went to two tournaments and were lucky enough to have our first Judo Tournament at the College successfully collecting 15 Ollflh'es- antt I n Se D f nse g t King's members of the club, not correspondin you w o ear ee , e . . , - in shape, meet friendly people and have to. the picture Ihclude. Tom Mentuorl lPresJ agoodtimellPlayJudo . Mike Boylan lVice-Presl, Nazzu Zola lSectl Kevin Colquhoun lTreasJ, Bob Jurasinski, Den nis Breslin, Joe Lonzetta and Joe Kosakoski. MONOGRAM CLUB Seated: Pete Cobey, Kevin Millerick, Bill McCarty, Joe Girio. Standing: Joe Molinaro, John McLin, John D'Loya, - Tom Kenney, AI Hilditch, Mr. Edward Donahue. 1973-1974 CLUB OFFICERS Bill McCarty, President Joe Girio, Vice-President Kevin Millerick, Secretary Mr. Edward Donahue, Moderator tinned wesymn 1 K7h9's 6 Urimad LUesylan 0 Penn Shire . WazeHow 3 Kfngs 5 1973 CLUB OFFICERS Mark Leffler, President Al Tomalis, Secretary Kevin Millerick, Treasurer Captain-Steve Mehalich Player Coach-Randy Steinbeck H, LONG AND TRIPLE JUMPS, IM AND HIGH HURDLEs ,3 GREGG NELSON MILE, 2 MILE, 3 MILE a: JEFF N MILE RELAY TEAM :k BOB BRAY 880 :x JOE PIASECKI SHOT AND DISCUS TRACK ': UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON :k k BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGER 1973-74 CLUB OFFICERS Gregg Nelson, President Rich Swoboda, Vice-Pres. Jeff Nelson, Secretary Clark Switzer, Treasurer W ' I '9'- s .. , ?--NW . . V IM Football Champs- THE VETS IM Softball Champs HTHE WILDMEN COACH ED DONAHUE: A MAN 0F MANY EXPRESSIONS! ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES-CLUBS-COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA ................ ................................................. SERIOUS-SOCIAL ACTIVITIES PLUS THE ALL-COLLEGE SENATE Seated Left to Right: Mr. Edward J. Case, Treasurer; Dr. Edward F. Hanlon, Chairman; Rev. Lane D. Kulburn, C.S.C. College President; Mr. Brent Rogers. Chairman Pro Tem; Mr. Stephen R. Hiner, Secretary. Sta nding: Dr. Grihapati Mitra, Dr. Thomas R. Arnold: Mr. Joseph W. Balz; Mr. George V. Kramarenko, Dr. Robert J. Alexander, Parliamentari- an; Mr. Pierre DeRagon; Mr. Theodore J. Hagenbaugh; Rev. Herve A. LeBlanc, C.S.C.; Mr. John L. Bianconi; Mr. George Hammerbacher; Rev. James Lackenmier. C.S.C.; Dr. Edmund Napieralski; Dr. Rudolf J. Schleich; Mr. Andrew C. Dobbins; Mr. Frank Vacante; Mr. Ralph R'. Russo; Rev. Alfred F. D'Alonzo, C.S.C. Missing: Dr. Charles E. Belford, . . Dr. Edwa dShoen. Under the direction of the Chairman, Dr. Edward F. Hanlon and through its various standing and ad hoc committees, the Senate produced recom- mendations which now become part of the total structure of College life. STUDENT. Thomas J. Crosby 1973-1974 5.6. Chairman Rev. Paul J. Farber, C.S.C. Moderator '73-74 Student Government Members: Seated: Diane Serafin, Patricia Cochran, Cara Benkovic, Mary Ellen Schedler, Edward Jankowski, Thomas Crosby, Rev. Paul Farber, C.S.C., Robert Suda. Standing: Donald Lipski. Brad Colburn, Thomas Nardone, Daniel Bello, John Gardner. David Naab, Edward Eagan, David Chipps, Bruce Chirinko, John McGee. Retiring Seniors Tom Nardone Four Year Member Pat Cochran Two Year Member k S ,w 0 k n .a J .0 E $3: :13: Z 2: . 3.5.32.1 a war ES 651 3.5.8.. 32mm 32 25.33 0.8590: c. 33m 123 . . I. 3.5.0 6.1!? E .1 1:13 .1. 3.4:..- 4!. .i. 1...: .Iclil. .7... III $5.1 y'ttl.tIE iris i i 13.53! II. :2 .73 3E : .25. .r s: :s. 12?... .52!!! 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We have to create a better five per cent of the student Naab received 271 votes to runner-up Dave Chippsl 169. Chairman-elect Naab said his main objective next year will be getting all students - not just those in SG - in- am wS v5 mm 17 6 db t Sf 5 a0 ln cm .bvr ai 33 h NC 8 Va am De 1 e concerned with all areas . . just an advisory board. It can imple- N aab ment changes. Forty body voted in the elections. significant action undertaken by the body. atmosphere so students will want to the College. Naab said SG has to be Student Rights as an example of come to the school. u volved in the problems and policies of L. 0 v ,S M d S e u T n .l t n e m n r e V 0 G t n e d F: MEERinsi I .325. n.1,: .34 .7 :z? a a251, 1; ing. N t M N K t v U U Coordinator-Two Yea rs CLASS OF 1975-JUNIOR YEAR Officers: Front: Mike Toole. Vice-President. Seated On Table: Ann Lokuta, President. Back Row: Charles Rudolph, Treasurer; James Manganiello, Secretary, Miss Diane Cook and Mr. Thomas Visgilio, Moderators. PRESIDENTIAL BLESSING. Left with a debt of over $1,200 from the previous year, the Junior Officers were faced with what seemed to be an insur- mountable problem. If there were to be any activities, there had to have some funds. After ironing out some internal conflicts, the class had an orientation bake sale; booth at the Fall Festival. and a 50-50 raffle, while the class chaired the annual Tri-Class Party. When January came around, the Juniors were out of debt and able to sponsor some activities. The Class co-sponsored, with the Senior Class several suc- e e cessful Keg Parties. The Junior Dinner Dance in April at the aghklgbkuta, Class Presudent, proves the blessmg Master Hosts Inn. proved to be the highlight of the year, thanks gaelggilco-chairwomen Miss Dianne Mancini and Miss Maria 50-50 DRAWING Ann and her co-officers did a good job in conducting an active sponsored by 2 year for their Class. The blessing did work! fr CLASS OF 1975 at a Best of luck to the Classes Senior Officers, elected at the end K'NG'S COLLEGE N of April '74. Tom Crosby. President; Ann Lokuta, Vice-President; Wilkes'Barre. Pa- Claudis Kunkel. Secretary. and Chuck Rudolph. Treasurer. Drawing: January 25, 1974 N9 251- each - 5 for $1.00 -$ CLASS of1976-SOPHOMORE YEAR Success, Determination, and stubborness were the main ingredients of the Class of 76 Sophomore year. Pre- sident Bruce Chirinko, with help of his fellow class of- ficals and Pete DeRagon led the class in their endeavors. The class sponsored a suc- cessful concert, contributed to Homecoming 74 with their Spirit of '76 display, helped with the Tri-Class Party. The Elizabethan theme of the Freshman-Sophomore Cotillion provided a great op- portunity for other members of the class to get into action. The officers worked along with Dr. Robert Paoletti, class moderator, to provide this successful Sophomore year. Junior Year Officers will be: Pete DeRagon, President; Michael Cosgrove, Vice-Presi- dent; Joni DeCIeene, Secre- tary, and Marie Basante, Treasurer. '73-74 Officers: Bruce Chirinko, President; Joni DeCIeene. Secretary. and Bill Ferraro, Vice-President. Sophomore October Concert. 173 CLASS OF 1977-FRESHMAN YEAR In the words of the Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent, the King's College Class of 1977 have entered their first semester of college life as one of the most active and spirited classes in the college's recent history. This year's lively freshman class was led by the following officers: Eric Fogg, President Claire Horos, Vice-President; Jo Ann Feddock, Secretary, and Jim Valentine, Treasurer. The accomplishment which evoked such commendition was the Class of '77's capture of the first place in the '73-'74 Homecoming Display contest. Inci- dentally. this year was the first time fresh- man took the initiative to enter the contest. Other activities in which the Class of '77 participates t'behind the scenes, much to the enrichment of the college, included sponsoring the 'tT.N.T. dance; handling the concession at the S.G. allinight concert, and co-planning this year's annual Fresh- man-Sophomore Cotillion. Hopefully, such intense spirited activity on part of the Class is indicative of tithings to come in their remaining three years at King's. Elected in April to continue this spirit were Jim Valentine, President; Claire Horos' Vice-President: Deborah Burshnic. Secree tary: and Joyce Stack, Treasurer. GETTING HOMECOMING DISPLAY READY. W V - l. Officers: Seated On Floor: Jo Ann Feddock. Secretary. Kneeling: Jim Valentine, Treasurer. Seated: Clare Horos, Vice-President, Standing: Eric Fogg, President. Mr. Frank Swingle, Moderator. Alumni President John Halloran presents Class Officials with their '77 banner. GGLCA$$ 06F 977 anotherfirstforthefreshman 1L6W5 a news letter! 174 WILKES-BARRE,PA. ACADEMY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES '73-'74 Officers Robert Kuprionas, President; Richard Lazar, Vice President: John Brady, Secretary-Treasurer. 73-74 Officers Daniel Delaney, President; Albert Sabol, Vice-President; Teresa Taresek. Secretary; Edward Mi- chael, Treasurer. 17S ALPHA MU GAMMA t F Fr . F I I i : .. Fg:i' ;-I I F , u ! E 1 E- ?L ' a:a U Row 1: Mary Ann Sharkey, Regina Farraher, Mary Beth Pernich, Pete Covey, Carol Linko. Row 2: Dr. Margaret Corgan, Rev. Herve LeBlanc, C.S.C., Mrs. Josephine Moran, Dr. Joseph Krawczeniuk, Dr. Daniel DiBIasi, Miss Di- ane Cook, Debbie Ayers, Mr. Alex Byczkowski. ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Jerry Kotch; Charles Petrillo; George Tisza, President; Jim Casaia; Tony Podczasy Vice-President; Susan Mieczkowski; Marilanne Lesho; Liz McCufferty; Ann Hosage Treasurer. Missing: Mike Gabriel, Pat Haydock, Secretary. Mr. Leslie Delaney Moderator. 176 BIOLOGICAL PHOTOGRAPHY First Row: Mike Langan, Treasurer; Ron Konecke, President; Earnest Gelb, Vice-President; Bill Lloyd, Secretary; Jack Ferry; Bill Kester. Second Row: Rich Lazar; Ed Varzaly; Bob Kuprionas; Jerry Ferry; Bill Higgins; Stan Bohinski; John Brady; Earl Wenner; Michael Sick; Frank Rizzo. Club Officers Donald F. Stroman President Joseph T. Girio Vice-President Robert W. Lennon Secretary Mary T. Dragon Treasurer Mr. Carmen Mauriello Moderator 177 A ' PI 0 N SOCIETY 1973-1974 President, Marguerita Baloga CHEMICAL SOCIETY Officers Stanley J. Okrasinski President Peter Slota. Jr. Vice-President Robert J. Allara Secretary Mary Lynn Grayeski Treasurer CHESS CLUB Members: Left to Right: Bob Sullivan, President; Tom Sheehy, Treasurer; Frank Malon; George Flynn; Rich- ard Muessig; Mike Lanczack. Secretary. CIRCLE K CLUB '73-'74 Officers: Clark Switzer, President; James Mabgabiello, Vice-President; Michael Toole, Secretary; Douglas Wasserott, Treasurer. First Row: Dale Rinker, President; Tom Markowski; Vic Decker, Treasurer; Sec- ond Row: Charles Mulhern; Ed Fitzsim- mons, Vice-President; George Tomascik; Third Row: George Singer; Don Fitz- Maurice; Marilyn Metzger; Fourth Row: Joe Swoboda; Dr. Donald Buzinkai, Moderator. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCIETY Officers: JackWaIl, President; Susan Levine, Vice-President; Marilyn Ersxhen, Secretary; Jeffrey Sieber, Treasurer. CROSS AND CROWN SOCIETY '73-'74 Officers: Frank Melan, Presi- dent; Marie Koval, Secretary; Anthony Klutz, Treasurer; John Welch, Vice- President. DELTA EPSILON SIGMA Front Row: Vinrice Palmer; Maria Lonzetta; Mary Dickson; Louise McNertney; Patricia McGloskey; Joseph Mainwar- ing, President; Andrew Lucach; Michael Lesaros; Susan White; John Cook; Albert Stush; Back Row: Prof. W. Francis Swingle; Rev. James Doyle, C.S.C.; Rev. Herve LeBlanc, C.S.C.; Dr. Joseph Krawceniuk; Rev. William Ribando, C.S.C.; Dr. Margaret Corgan; Mr. R. Angelo DeCesaris; Stanley Okrasinski; Dr. Edmund Naperalski; Mr. J. Gerald Godwin; Mr. Martin Hudak; Rev. Thomas Campbell, C.S.C.; Rev. Richard Desharnais, C.S.C.; Dr. Rudolph Schleich; Mr. Frank Pas- quini; Dr. Edward Hanlon; David Lipka. EGELLOUS GNIK '73-'74 Officers Joe Yeager President John Gardner Vice-President Mary Ann Sharkey Secretary Frank Plominski Treasurer ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING CLUB Seated L to R: Steve Fugowski, Paul Shovlin, moderator; Chuck Rudolph. secretary; John Wells, presi- dent; Mike Schreiber, vice-president; Gary Krudys, treasurer; Art Meyers, Wayne Quick. Second Row: John Wrazien, Mike Manks, Steve Falcheck, Al Mihelc, Tony Jackson, Tom Rudick, Ken Pilotti, Janet Pierzchala, Richard Hunert, Charles Potter, David Cybuck, Steve Yogodzinski. Third Row: Steve Tomaine, Stan Zielen, Mike Stchur, AI Padeletti, Bill Drozda, Thaddeus Zabolgouski, Thomas Sewatsky, Joseph Fleming, Jack Fleming. Pete Simonovick, Joseph Lupacchino. FORENSIC UNION Members: Seated: Richard Nestor and Gerry Deady. Standing: Vincent Zagorski and Tim O'Neil. Moderator: Mr. Robert Connelly, as- iSoI Ill...ol -c 1-.- FOURTH FLOOR PLAYERS Officers: John Ferraro, President; William Ferraro, Vice-President; Judith Gates. Secretary; Dale Hazlak, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais '73-'74 Officers Janes Kolmansberger President Mary Ann Sharkey Vice-President Lucille l. Wujcik Secretary John L. Bianconi Treasurer Miss Diane Cook Moderator GREATER PITTSTON CLUB Seated: Francis Melan; Christopher Kovalchik; Andy Krupa. Standing: Richard Brown; Mi- chael Shevock; Neil VanLoon, President; Martha Price; Dave Krantz; Charles Crawford; Charles Salvo; Christine Lieve Manara. 185 KING,S BAND Seated: Mr.'HaI Cragle, director. First Row: Erwin HSchultz Udowitza. Tom Garruba, Mike Hallett, George Starosta, Bill Brophy, Jerry McDonald, Joe Pavia, Al Tomalis. Second Row: Joe Anderjews- ki, Phil Palanzo, Dale ' Gage Hazlak, Barry Seltzer. Band President. 1973-74 Officers Gilbert L. Paige President Salvatore F. Luzio Vice-President Diane M. Mancini Secretary Stanley M. Konczynski Treasurer Kneeling: Sal Luzio, Gil Page, Brad Colburn; Standing: Joe Harris, Dave Ebert, Diane Mancini, Linda Stockdale, Pamela Schwartz, Joe Yazbeck, Kathleen Johnsson, Stanley Konczynski. Dennis Lenahan, Bro. James Miller, C.S.C. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Officers Thomas P. Kelly President John W. McLin Vice-President Daniel J. Jones Secretary Joseph T. Grenko Treasurer Women's Glee Club Members, First Row: Rev. Herve LeBlanc, C.S.C. moderator; Jane Kolmansburger, Kathy Schleich; Kathy Czarniak; Pat Heydock; Janet Pierzchala; Molly Melan; Caprice Hayes; Madline Timonte; Vivian Ruda; Mr. Bromis Voveris, director. Second Row: Mary Ann Zackmann: Babara Dunn; Mary Kay Bwyskal; Joyce Stack; Donna Stack; Agnes Kittrick; Mary Maloney; Debbie Burshnick; Donna Morio; Eileen Henry; Gemma Matteo; Gayle Delano. Third Row: Maurita Naut; Lynda Gramazio; Linda Leighton; Linda Sherin; Lisa Shaw; Marie Koval; Louise Wujcik: Judy Smith; Debbie Malone; Nancy Murphy; Sharon Britt; Mary Jo Karwetta. Fourth Row: Denise Demko; Marian Grzylowski; Lisa Schleich; Joyce Chernestky: Paula Wozniak; Mary Ann Waskey; Joan Sakowski; Ann Marie Prociak. President; Mary Ellen Ruskowski; Sue Stone; Jose Tomascik; Marguerite Baloga; Diane Sera- fin; Diane Smith. MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY Row 1: Ed Pelczar, Andrew Lukach, Edward Markowski, Susan Fisher, Clair Horos, Virginia Law- son, Mr. Howard Gleim. Row 2: James McKenna, John Nackley, Walter Applin, Regina Farraher, Paula Wazniak, Marita Naut, Betsy Zaldonis. Row 3: Frank Lipski, Ann Marie Prociak, Paula Ko- vach, Dennis Mizdail, Joe Pawlowski. Row 4: Carl Frank, Eric Fogg, Stanley Alishusky. Row 5: Mike Drank, Mike Lloyd, Dr. Anthony Berard; Mr. Joseph Mainwaring. MEN'S GLEE CLUB 1973-1974 Men in Red: Mr. Bronis Voveris, Director; Steve Kandrac, Garry Pstrac, Frank Reardon, Mark Christ Miller. Sean Wolfe, Jack Ferry, George Nackley, Jim Glenn, John Nackley, Bruce Chirinko, Tod Kelly. Bernie Galat, Rev. Herve LeBlanc, C.S.C., Moderator. Row 2: Ron Konecke, Jim McKenna, Tom Makowski, Joe Leggieri, Bill Lohman, Mike Moir, Dennis Mizdailm, Bernie Gelb, Paul Sherman, Bob Witowski, Mike Gober. Bernie Ulozas. Row 3: Chuck Berry, Earl Manfre, Ferris Webby, Ben Fabian, J. J. O MalIy, Bronis Voveris, Kevin Sinnott, Bob Hill. Dan Yatsko, Frank Plomnski. Row 4: Mike Drank, Ed Povilaitis, Joe Warren, Mike Cosgrove. Joe Pavig, Andy Sapol. AI Stush. Ron Nehr, Pete DeRagon, Tony Podcasey, Joe Dornetto, Mike Pittman. PHI DELTA EPSILON 1974-75 President, F. Regis Bulman 1973-1974 Officers President - Tim O4Neill Vice-President - Andrea B. Galenas Secretary - David L. Krantz Treasurer - Robert Panowicz 1973-'74 President, Tim O'Neill PHILOSOPHY CLUB '73-'74 Officers Elaine Skurnowicz President Anthony Bershnick Vice-President and Treasurer Joseph Tarreto Secreta ry 189 POLITICAL SCIENCE F0 RUM Seated: Susan Swortz. Joyce Stack, Debbie Carr, Diane Serafin, Lorraine Moleski. Stan ing: Bob Cieczko, Treasurer; Dale Hazlak, Vice-President; Wayne Curtis, Lee Curtis, Ste ographer; Bob Tomas. Andy Dobbins, Secretary; Bob Szymanski, Dr. Donald Buzinka Moderator. Wayne Curtis President Front Row: Louise Wujcik, Lucille Wujcik, Chris Psolka. Adele Policare, Ginny Dorrance. Susan Phippips. Michalene Sudrosky, Patricia McCloskey. Back Row: Larry Mayan, Thomas SugaIski, Terry McNulty, Jay Ca rey. Frank McAndrew. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB nu; m H M aHP'i'mum n'mw First Row: Sue White, Louise Wujcik, Ginny Dorrance, Patty McCIoskey, Adele Policare, Jane Sloss, MadleneTimonte, Lucy Wujcik. Sue Phillips. Second Row: Bob Nasternak, John Bianconi, Tom Sugalski, Frank Steffen, Ron Ulias, Mi- chael Brogna. Third Row: Dan Solomon, Frank McAndrew, Richard Muessig, Ed Ronan, Ed McGuire, Clem Lukaszews- ki, Terry McNuIty, Ken Kalish, Paul Mizenko. SIGMA KAPPA SIGMA First Row: Vincent Riccardo, President; Neil VanLoon; Thomas McNelis; John Nackley, Joseph Main- waring, Phillip Palanzo; John Rozycki; James Litwin. Second Row: Gary Krudys; Thomas Eagen; Leo McKernan; Thomas Rossi; James Duffy. Third Row: David Laurek, '74-'75 President; Joseph Girio; Raymond Albany; Paul Loftus; Edward Langel. Missing: Thomas Kelly; Lawrence Mayan. 191 SIGMA KAPPA TAU Seated: Claudia Kunkel; Denise Brace, President; Lisa Schleich; Linda Leighton; Ann Waldren; Miss Mary Barrett, Moderator; Judy Fruhwirth. Standing: Mary Beth Narcum; Peggy Conti; Mary Lou Cronin; Lisa Shaw; Betty Jean Wisowsky; Louise Wujik. Officers: President - Wayne Curtis; Vice-President Victor Drosey; Secretarereasurer Joseph Bednar. 192 SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 74 Officers: Rich Maida, Treasurer; n Oatridge, Secretary; Mary Jo Kar- ., Vice-President; Chuck Pearson, dent. First Row: Marion Oatridge, Mary Jo Karwetta, Rick Rossi, Ann Kelly, Joyce Prady, Jule Blaum, Sandy Brulo. Second Row: Rich Maida, Chuck Pearson, John Sheri- dan, Maryann Miskiewicz, Joseph Warren. Third Row: Dottie Kuchka, Lou Palmeri, Ray Yokobitus, Tom Beline, Maryann Souchik. Bernie Godleski. Fourth Row: Mike Shisko. Bob Murphy, Lisa Schleich, Mary K. Longo, Micheleen Helmecki. SPANISH CLUB Club De Espanol Officers: Kevin Holehan, President; Madonna Ondash, Vice-President; Marybeth Pir- nick, Secretary; William Jancik, Treasurer. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Bishop Hafey Chapter Officers: David R. Lench, President; John P. Ferraro, Vice-Presi- dent; Wanda Briski, Secretary, Susan Quigg, Treasurer. w? 1973-74 WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ., . $5319wa 55. u. R'. . . ' First Row: Rev. Alfred D'Alonzo, C.S.C.. Dean of Students; Tom Nardone: Jessie Robertine: Sue White; Teresa Rema kus; Vinrice Palmer; Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., College President. Second Row: Rev. Paul Farber. C.S.C., Coordina- tor of Student Activities; Tom Crosby; Robert Suda; John Davey; Dennis Mizdail; Jay Meehan; Vincent Riccardo. Third Row: John McGee; Tom Rossi; Joe Dougherty: Neil VanLoon; Frank Burnside: Timothy O'Neil: Gilbert Page. 2.23.6.5 0056.8 mmmo 30:26.3 mmnca Zntxr En. S w, m ..l... u s h n A ,5 ..I.. m t u 0 10 A u A d a e R New Publication Hits Ca No Alternative The EXTRA WIE ONE 0N At the ! CROWN STAFF Staff: Row 1: Ellen Roberts, Dave Lench, Kevin Beach, John Davey, Ron Stumpf, Mr. Gene Bianco, Moderator. Row 2: Chris Sholly, Andrea Galenas, Editor-in-Chief, Gayle Delano, Paul Nonnenman. Row 3: Brad Colburn, Ron Pace, Paul Psak. John Sikorski, Roy Smith, Paul Bunn, Fran O'Neil, George Hart, Gil Page, Tim O'Neill. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief .................... ANDREA GALENAS Associate Editor ..................... - . JOHN DAVEY Associate Editor ...................... BOB PANOWICZ News Editor ....................... F. REGIS BULMAN News-Features Editor ................ ELLEN ROBERTS Features Editor ........................... PAUL BUNN Sports Editor .......................... KEVIN BEACH Photography Editor ................... J EFF FRANKEL Layout Editor ................... PAUL NONNENMANN Copy Editor ........................ DENISE GOODWIN Circulation Manager ................. JOE LUPACCHINO Advertising Manager ..................... TIM O'NEILL . Moderator ............................. GENE BIANCO ' STAFF NEWS: Gayle Delano. Chris Sholley, Brad Colburn, Pete DeRagon, Marilyn Merz FEATURES: George Hart, Dave Lench. Tom Reilly. Fran O'Neil. Ron Stumpf, Tom Jenkins SPORTS: Dan Ketcha. J im McGuire. Charlie Mulhern PHOTOGRAPHY: Ray Smith. Ron Pace. BillReese. Paul Psak ULATION: John Brad . Sand Feola. Pete Karol , B - - CIRC Kuprionas,yMike gandore, Jim Lyncg. 3:: John Davey, Assoqate- EdltOf and Andrea Kester. Lenny Kurello Galenas, Edntor-In-Chlef dISCUSS the news. S ADVERTISING: Joseph Girio , w - L $ The Crown is published bi-weekly by the students of King's College, 133 No. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18711. Entered as second class matters. Nov. 4, 1948, at Wilkes-Barre. Pa. under the Act of March 3, 1879. Second class postage paid at Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Opinions in feature articles are not necessarily those of the Edi- torial Board; editorial comments do not represent official College policy or opinion. Articles or pictures appearing in this newspaper cannot be reprinted. either in whole or part. without the written consent of the editor-in-chief. $Q$ Editorial Staff: Seated: Michael Lombardo, Assistant Editor; Paula Kovach, Copy Editor; Miss Mary Barrett, Moderator; Mary Ann Zachmann, Club Editor. Standing: Michael Prockup, Sports Editor; John Legieza, Man- aging Editor; Dave Krantz, Editor-in-Chief; Thomas Smoth, Layout Editor. Missing: Frank Burnside, Special Design Editor and Jay Meehan, Photo Editor. Frank HMike Burnside, Special Design Editor - 1973 Co-Editor-in-Chief. Vincent Zagorski Michael Prockup 199 Staff Member of the Year Award Editor of the Year Award REGIS STAFFERS . Eulg. . '0: Dave Krantz, Editor-in-Chief; Diane Serafin. Miss Mary Barrett, Moderator. Diane Saunders. Second Row: Paul Psak Ray Albany, Mark Leffler. Frank Chebalo. Dennis Mizdail. and Robert Murphy. Bob DeVauI, of Holiday Photo, Inc. Regis Senior Photographers. Copy Staff: Seated: Lisa Schleich and Paula Kovach, Copy Editor. Mrs. Leo Kalinowski, Vincent Zagorski, Ray Albany. r Photo Staff: Seated: Leo Kalinowski and Frank Chebalo. Standing: Jay Meehan. Photo Coordinator. '73-'74 Staff: First Row: Gilbert Page. Editor, Dr. Edmund Napiralski, Moderator; John Bartorillo, Kener Hollodick, Associate Editor. Second Row: George Hart, Jim Gittens, '73 Scop Editor. Missing: Frank Ferris, Don Lipski, Fran O'Neil. Tom Reilly, Richard Reed, Elizabeth Sipko, Ed Stiess, Ed Gongleski. Dr. Edmund Napieralski Hefty Kener Hollodick and Gilbert Page, discuss layout and budget problems of THE SCOP Supplement. '73-'74 Staff Stephen WaHmark - Manager Robert Manfre - Program Director Karen Sakocius - News Director John Kowaichik - Chief Engineer Mr. Frank Swingle - Moderator Mike Stevens - Technical Advisor Maryann Engel - Music Director STAFF ANNOUNCERS Teresa Remakus Al Harvilla Craig Manara Regis Bullman Jim Tortorella Breon Williams Brian Porter Dusty Bello Joel Walker Joe Andrewjeski James Gibson Joe Mecca Pat Fadden Jeff Fischer Claire Portmann Ron Stumpf John Sikorski Tom Suppan Pete Tisi Tony Kapinas John Twardzick BHIHudak Dave Yonki Joe Sterbinski Charles O'Donnell Tom Carten . and a cast of thousands WRKC Station Manager 7 88.5 fm radio Stephen Wallmark ZBS Media 6 THE mil '0 z'. ' LDNGHDHN RADIO National Public Radio cemxo NETWORK PENN STATE RADIO Wyoming Valley' 5 first educational FM station EAR I H NEWS 44L. u a w 3:5 awn. LUB LII'I: ACADEMY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES l1 C H EMICAL SOCI ETY p j . ,V v . . tut: . x . 423K ;, , r,.u,' 2 , , 4:. 11X, t1. 1: A v r444 tr r ; that... x . 3mm n: I n; l w x . .:,g :9: l9. - u? um .I :. mmiain a I In ? ,':Iq:1i dni'm um i I u M $1.25 A MODEL UNITED NATIONS x; ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING CLUB FORENSIC UNION FOURTH FLOOR PLAYERS CLUB LIFE CLUB LIFE 5 N A T 0 D O R E H CHEM-MATH CLUBS SPANISH CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY LES CHANTEUSES MEN IN RED PUERTO RICO - ME ENCANTA CULTURAL EVENTS Mr. Frank Mankiewicz LIBERALISM AND THE NEW POLITICS September19, 1973 Mr. John Beecher April22, 1974 Ex 5 Q ii gt, Mr. Robert Short THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO PEANUTS February 5, 1974 Nu Liberation Art Unit Mr. Leo Bates JAZZ CONCERT PIANO RECITAL March 28. 1974 November13, 1974 Enzo Liva cellist Herbert Garber, pianist SONATA RECITAL Februar A STUDENT ART and PHOTOGRAPHY ............................................ .............................................. A picture is worth a thousands words . .. STUDENT ART Kathy Schleich HPortrait ofa Girl Woodcut Class of 1977 Mary Ann Waskey Still Life with Flowers Oil Class of 1976 217 nrmwwM-m Lucille Graylocy UThe Mill Oil Evening Session Student Caprice Hayes The Garden Acrylic Class of 1976 Ed Gongleski Sea Fishing Pencil Class of 1974 219 Frank Burnsi - Class of 1974 Robert Colquhoun Class of 1974 221 Jeff Frankel Class of 1974 wt. 1 N L M i ,NNW .g.u l .v - 1P Amy! 1 '4 x. . guwuuy Qy all I l l z t n a r K L M V a D 4 7 9 1 f o S S b C Regis Bulman Class of 1975 Ron Pace Class of 1976 225 226 Leo Kalinowski Class of 1977 King's College LIFE and EVENTS ............................................... S e p t e m ber-October-November-December1973;Jan uary-Februa ry-March-Apri l May 1974 08 DS mm NC E0 DT U0 HG STUDENTS DO HAVE GUESTS STUDENTS DO PLAY M . mw : . D S T N E D U T S REGISTRATION Registration is probably one of the most perplexing experi- ences for any student during his or her college career. It can be a time of joy or a time of disap- pointment; a time of quickness or che longest day. At King's REGISTRATION tends to be a more positive than negative experienceIAfter several years of experience at this phenome- na, Miss Mare Luksic, Registrar, has a system which keeps stu- dents satisfied for the most part. The best aspect of this sys- tem is that students have a FREE choice of' instructor, course and time. However, as is to be expected, there are cases when some students walk away very disgruntled. Registration like life has its ups and downs. If you're a Freshman and discouraged - just think of how much better it will be next year, and finally when you're a SENIOR. As one song suitably puts it: ttYou can't always get what you want. Freshman Orientation, like Home- coming. was gifted with an excess of enthusiasm this past year. The various administrators. faculty and student leaders who contributed their time and efforts to this annual . V , , event are to commended. Mr. Frank nu. . : ' '4 l... r, Pasquini. Assistant to the Dean of i Students. deserves a special note of praise for overseeing the project. Some of the varied social events sponsored for the incoming Class of 1977 were Cabaret with a K a pizza and film night; an outdoor buffet in Regina Court: an evening concert by HTomorrow a popular group at King's this past year. and some comedy skits by KING'S very own ROSSI and STOUT. An Activities Fair was sponsored by Student Govern- ment to help acquaint the freshman with the varied extracurricular activ- ities available to the new students. Also held were the traditional opening assembly. conferences with faculty advisors and meetings with various departments of the college. student personnel and housing offi- cials. all of which were designed to acquaint the new students with their academic and campus environments forthe next few years. Mankiewicz Urges Confidence In Government Mr. Thomas Kameen, Public Information Director, welcomes Mr. Mankiewicz, while Rev. Kilburn, C.S.C. and Rev. Paul Farber, C.S.C., looking on. Tom Crosby, Student Government Chairman. ad- dressing studentleaders. Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C. pre- I sents students with certificates of office. N M Mr. Frank Mankiewicz, former press secretary f Senator Robert Kennedy, giving assembly's prin B pa! address. IST ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL sponsored by the french club in cooperation with classes and clubs at king's MEET THE BOARD OCTOBER 19, 1973 1 ' I I x KHAWW ff g',y. 3H .. .,, -. u+ ; .,,x,A, a;-J- r- aI-v Under the direction of Jessie Robertine. Class of 1974 and Bob Suda, Class of 1975, Social and Financial Coordinators of Student Government respectively. Homecoming '73 sported a new and vibrant look. There was an overabundance of en- thusiasm and participation, especially on the part of the students. HOMECOMING '73 succeeded in Homecoming Planners: Eric Fogg, Freshman President; Dave Naab, Student rovin that there '5 st'll a I f th' d'- . . . Eon athing's. ' ' pace or '5 a ' Government; Tom Crosby, Student Government Chairman; Bruce Chmnko. One neW, adeition t0 the festivities this year Sophomore President; Ann Lokuta, Junior President, and Dave Krantz, Senior was a bonfire In the Colonel Smith Playground. located across from the College Administration PreSIdent. Building. Students, faculty and administrators danced around the fire singing and chanting while other participants stood around the fire sporting balloons. This event triggered the enthusiasm which would last all weekend. Later that evening Student Government sponsored the Annual Home- coming Concert. free to all King's students and their dates. Music was supplied by RALPH. During the course of the evening those in attendance were introduced to the contestants for Homecoming Queen. The winners of the Homecoming Display Contest were also announced with lst, 2nd and 3rd places going to The Freshman Class, Senior Class and Football Cheerleaders respectively. Saturday's activities commenced with the Home- coming parade to the football game. The football game, the traditional highlight of the weekend was won by the King's Golden Knights over the Univer- sity of Scranton by a score of 48 to 22. Attendance at the game was exceptionally good. A freshman cheering section helped to further Iiven-up the fans. At halftime the 1973 Home- coming Queen, Miss Linda Leighton, Class of 1976, was crowned tand kissedl by Mr. Frank Swingle, As- sociate Professor of Speech and Kissing. The annual Homecoming parties, the Senior- Alumni and the Tri-Class entertained Kings- people that evening. The First Senior-Alumni Party was held at Pocono Downs Race Track Club while the Tri-Class took place in King's Susquehanna Room. Both were social successes. Sunday proved to be a day of rest, relaxation after the annual Feast of Christ the King's Mass, held in the college auditorium to a full house. Rev. William Donahue, C.S.C., Dr. Robert Alexander and Mr. Frank Swingle were presented with the Christi Regis Awa rd for twenty years or more of service to the College. HOMECOMING '73 was hailed by many members of the King's Community as the best in many years. All we can say is that it will be a tough act to follow! HOMECOMING 5 Houstouma cnggfgns, t mesfaans a: May Gem CLASS OF 1977 245 For Queens Only! $ d 91; 4:1? Mwi- -. , wwwnmwww- m ...,, .. .. --,, Run : HALLOWEEN ,73 On October 31 the King's Ghosts and Goblins made their annual campus ap- pearance. Not only was Lane's Lane inhab- ited by these unique creatures but also the dorms. You could see everything from The Blessed Mother and Saint Joseph to wicked witches haunting the halls and lobbies. Day and dorm students alike decided to put their creativity to work and join in this Hspooky celebration. The girls of East Hall volunteered their time and effort to enter- tain a group of orphans from St. Stanislaus with a costume party. The children went Htrick or treating to all of the rooms on the fifth and sixth floors and received can- dy, popcorn balls, and many other goodies donated by the girls. TIMESVLEADER, EVENING NEWS RECORD,- Pollce HIE alled to E Quell Snowball Battle Wilkes-Barzp police w e r E A11 available cruiser cars and callEd out Monday at 1 a.m .to $38131 Patgl engelaifggmgge? o e a a y m u - a$331315510w511fg34bemtwn282 ligan in an effEft to dispersE Eu ' , , the crowd. . ' CollEge students- on West Market After much ca 01111 g an d warn? ing:- the students finally went the1r separabE ways.. The King s stucfentsy ho'wevEr, went to Holy Cro'sg Hall' on North Fran in Street, where they contin to be noisy and require further p0 ce attention. - Police talked to rother Har- old at thE1hall and, aftEr about 20 minutes, thE students quietEdv down and went t6 their rooms. Police served warning that they will not tolerate students, disrupting traifiE by walking in the middle of street and annoy- ing tlie sle'ep of city residents by loud noises. . Studsnts wete' 'warpEd that ar- rests will follow if they. c0nt'1n-ue the practice. . V VH'SEI 916.1 11.1 Hmaozm dwanoht W OUR KIND OF TOWN WILKES-BA rad 2S3 WILL BE. INTER BALL 255 AQUINAS SOCIETY HONORS CONVO- CATION 1-29-74 The traditional Aquinas Induction Assembly under- went a face-Iifting. The outside speaker was re- placed by the Teacher of the Year, Mr. Robert Con- nally. This action sought to emphasize that the in- tent of the assembly is recognition of academic excellence and involvement within the college community. H . FEBRUARY 15, 194 Presidential Appointment: Mr. Mel J. Boyne, chair- man of the Board of Di- rectors of King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvaina, has announced the apoint- ment of Reverend Father Charles D. Sherrer. C.S.C.. PH.D., to the position of president of the College. Reverend Father Sherrer will succeed the Reverend Lane D. Kilburn. C.S.C., who has served as president since 1964 and is retiring at the end of the present aca- demic year. Reverend Father Sherrer became a member of the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1955 and was ordained to the Roman Catholic Preist- hood in December of 1961. He received his AB. in philosophy and English from the University of Notre Dame; his S.T.B. and S.T.D. in theology from the Gre- gorian University. Rome; his MA. in English from Notre Dame; and his Ph.D. in Eng- lish from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hil. He served as Hall Chap- lain at Notre Dame and as instructor and assistant pro- fessor in English at the Uni- versity of Portland, Oregon. He is presently Head of the Department of English at Portland. At the University of Port- land he has been a member of the Curriculum Commit- tee of the Academic Senate and the Academic Regula- tions Committee of the Academic Senate. He is now serving on the committee on Graduate Studies as Di- rector of the Graduate Pro- gram in English, the Council for Teacher Education and the College Scholars Com- mittee. ln accepting his appoint- ment Reverend Father Sher- rer stated, HThe presidency of a college is a challenging task these days and a heavy responsibility. Dave Krantz, REGIS Editor. interviews Rev. Sherrer. C.S.C., newly appointed College President after news conference pre- senting him to the Community. Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., retiring College Resident, looking on. SUNDAY, JULY7, 1974 III um i an NIH llll. ' E .9. -..--. . w: lwlailiiiiiaiiiigl' , ' ll.- .. u. . cum I- i h- 1.... nn-u 0-. KE'l'Egillgglf-is: m... u.-. - nu- - NEW PRESIDENT GREETED-When the Rev. Charles D. Sherrer, C.S.C., newly appointed president of King's College, arrived on the campus of the city college, he expressed an interest in meeting some graduates of the college. One of the first to greet the incoming offical was David Krantz of Carbondale, who completed his studies at the college in May. Krantz serves as editor of the college yearbook and is completing plans for the 1974 edition. TIMES-LEADER, EVENING NEWS, RECORD, WILKES-BARRE, PA. First Wilkes-Barre Press Statement: I wish to express my thanks to Mr. Mel Boyne and to the other mem- bers of the Board of Di- rectors of King's College for the confidence in me that they have expressed in this appointment. The presidency of a college is a challenging task these days and a heavy respon- sibility; I hope, however, that l will be able to fulfill the expectations that are placed in me, and l pro- mise my best efforts in the conscientious perfor- mance of the obligations that I am taking on. I am glad, too, to be coming to Wilkes-Barre and to the Wyoming Val- ley. and I am anxious to know the community better and to come quick- ly to call this place home. It is importantthatl know I can be of service and how King's College can best serve the people of this area. In addition, King's has always had a special relationshipto the local Catholic communi- ty, and I believe that this community should have a part in the College's future. I welcome also the opportunity of ser- ving the Church here through my priesthood in any way that I can. l am, most of all, anx- ious to join those who be- long to King's College itself. The acceptance and encouragement that I met in my visit here last December have played a great part in my decision to accept this position. I personally hope that the acquaintance that l have just begun will lead to friendship. 259 1939: GOLDFISH at HARVARD 1952: PANTY RAIDS at VANDERBILT 1959: VOLKSWAGEN STUFFING at LONG BEACH STATE, CALIFORNIA 1964: FIFTY ON A BED at WAKEFIELD TECH AND ARTS, ENGLAND and now 1974: STREAKING at KING9S ON MARCH11,1974,AT 6:00 P.M., THE FIRST STREAKER AT THE COLLEGE VENTURED OUT. up in turdty and t6 spec a The came volved rest 11 i1 umxb're engt . th tinued, world , year-oj dormii ty in: grandt. ; SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, WILKES-BARRE. PA MARCH 10, 1974 8 veaaoia Explol You Can Tell Boys From Girls By United Press International Ladybird Johnson Waiter for it a1. Cronkite and a bearded Turk nil found themselves caught she'd f1 11er out the reason f'I beheve they want to be wbie' to tell thegdifference be; imm WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,,13 1914;: 6 Coeds at Kings Streak For Charity StrEaking'on Campus Attracts Several Hundred We froze but we did it for I good cause, one of six young women who took part in 'a streaking at' Kings College Tuesday night at 11:15 said. ' Proud of being the first girls to streak on a local campus, they feel they proved the point that girls as well as guys can do something at the predomin- Mmie college. While the streaking was tak- place, 15 other yOung women e11 .111 Wery, .very short 1110115 under their coats passed around pots, plastic, bags or the like and collected a total of $55 ir-hrm .the crowd of several hun- tired who gathexed for the event which was publicized through gosters placed all over the mml H The coue-ction will be donated to St; Stanislaus Medical Care Center, this newspaper was in- farmed ,Two Kingis dormitories were completely em tied out for the phenomenbn 113111 many more town students and passersby stayed to enjoy the proceedings and take photographs. The streakers wore beads, hats, funny socks, sneakers, any ing dumb we could wear on on heads, hands or feet, 1nd ran their route in four min- utes from East Ha11,nder Lane' 3 Lane, over .to ' 013 Cross, up the stairs and back the same route. Everybody s oing crazy, a student said, ad g she thinks there will be plenty more streaking. Q'Vd tamiva-samim 1111005111 iSMEIN SNINC'IAH HHGVHTSEIWIJ. 1d eronklte y in the au- y n d o n B. in Houston, tin was pre- m award to lle streaker, 'and a mask, hall. fat 11600 feet ease let me 1: said, add- own. camera 11 the event. tstreakersi mite asked. ie with my have no im'. n remained the entire l'mance, and gents man- ; nude male 11 rthe build- rd the jumbo bani 11 Pan New York; while the 3 .five miles 1. get got back. he and his n, who had ke the dash tom passen- gets for an unnamed charity. Everyone was flihber- gasted and' sat in their seats with momma open. g stew- nrdess explained, hut some people laughed Ind other: cheered Ma'zie Cain, a blunt attracted a crowd of students, Iiiale and female, to Lane' Lane Tuesday night. i think anybody who does that sort of exhibition is nuts, she stated, and I hope they catch penumonia-double pneu- moriia. Her boss, Magistrate Bednarz, believes it's onelof those cam- pus erazes which, will die. Those who feel its parallel to the phone booth jams, goldfish swallowers, are quick to point out that the nude exhibition, ghile coming under the classi- ation of public indecency, is a college caper but not that of perverts. They re supposed to be educated, right? A prominent retired Wilkes- Barre businessman who resides near the campus. said he would be Wilding to fund and assemble awards for a contest between the female streakers and a half-i ze11 young coeds wearing evening gowns. He was extremely sensitive aboiit' the entire issue. Ima- gine. those girls displaying their bodies. Let me explain, he said. I like this neighboi'hood and Pm happy to have 11 Col.- lege campus at my doorstep, AL, THURSDAY; MARCH 14, 1974 ES, RECORD, WILKES-BARRE, Z ' 1: gStreakers Money St. Stanislaus Medical Care G Center has reported that it 4' had no prior knowledge of the H incident which took place at King's College on the evening of March .12. It was further stated that money collected in such a manner would not he accepted 5y St. Stanislaus Medical Care Center. TIME$L secretary to Magistrate John Bednarz, Dis- trict 1-2; was among the King 5 College neighbors who offered comment on the .ttstreakersil-the females who cam Wont! Accept! . h C'OQQQQ- I've been a rooter for the col- lege teams and many of its activities. He continued, If you want a frank answer, I think the bur- lesque show Tuesday night accomplishments o i King 5 Col lege. The streaker performance was no segi'et, he added. It had been hera'l ed throughout the camp s a n 1! adjacent neighborho many hours before the 11 p. ,m. performance. King's College security force apparently adopted a decision to let the show go on' and had as its prime goal the protection of the streakers, holding shack the spectators in an attempt to keep order. Despite the publicity, there was no appearance by Wilkes- Barre police on the scene and the episode was of short dura'y tionn Dont let anybody kid you, remarked one neighbor. Those gals were naked, you could see all the parts even with those flimsy 'capes some were wear. i.ng The beads and hats, make- cup Were- deceiving, who would ever look for those? ruined all the good work and Kings 6Streaking9 Heralded Hours Before Performance Would you- like to. know the reaction of! some nigh school students, one of them my daugh- tet', an attorney asked. She was puzzled as to Why her class had to get permission for a bonfire before a foothall game while these King's stu- dents were allowed to run naked before 'an audience? One of the pedestrians inter- sviewed posed an occupational 8hazard for the inquiring report- er. Immediately upon being asked about his opinion of the streakers, he ,disclaimed any knowledge of the pr'actice. He immediately began poking the reporter in the ribs in what the writer thought could be on- other outlet, and then in- quired about the absence of a St. Patrick's Day parade in Wilkes-Ban'e. He also asked the reporter if he couldnttspare aback - Puzzied, reporter thought for a minute. After all, there is a full moon and strange things happen in that cycle. The Uass 0'? !11$ 13 -fhesc'nts- 4 Avnmm snow!!! JJ J'J narch I5' MN 0M M. QSATJ Skowfime - YIOOF-m :chrm'ssion-g.00 Kinyos HuJizLorium, Mr. Hal Cragle, Band Director e e C m E w 0 h S k C e b 2 a Y e O J g;- 3,: Shakespeares... THETEMPEST February 1974 wwv August Strindberg's THE FATHER March 1974 HThe Elves and Y A L P 3 N E R D H. H C erhmau Suphnmute Glutilltnn 53.... w..m.i.w... x. Q. rd ruce Chirinko, Class of Pierre DeRagon, Cotillion 976, giving remarks. Chairman, giving remarks. Pierre DeRagon presenting Mr. Frank Swingle with plaque for dedicated service. Student Lea ders: Eric Fogg, President-Class of 1977; Bruce Chi- rinko, President-Class of 1976; Ann Lokuta, President-Class of 1975; Dave Krantz, President9CIass of 1974, and Tom Crosby, Student GovernmentChairman. , 11111333 . k.gy . -ruce Chrinko, presenting Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., nlaque in appreciation of his service to Classes of 1976 nd 1977. pnotist Magician Escape Artist SPONSORED BY k L STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND CLASS OF 1974 25 : 0. CD 0 2 5 cu CD CD I 3 ma 9 12 H162 umew iBuweAe Kappa 5, 97?1 u. L g? 7. m nu IV Miss Denise Goodwin Toastmistress STUDENT ELECTIONS ALL-COLLEGE BALL SPONSORED by the CLASS of '74 ALL-COLLEGE AWARD WINNERS: Ed Donahue, Administra- tor, Jessie Robertine, Senior, and Russel Singer, Teacher. 281 QOjOU 9025. .0 deU 20....ghm.2:zn.q mme.mDm .0 20:0sz th meZD 283 Ev DORM I RESERVATIONS IN . EARLY MAY 4 THE BEGINNING OFTHEEND Toastmaster W. Francis Swingle, giving principal address, Frank Melan, giving words of welcome. Frank Melan giving Rev. Frank Gartland, C.S.C. retiring Col- lege Chaplain and Cross and Crown Society, a gift of thanks, for the time he gave to the Society and the College. Rev. Gartland, C.S.C., giving re- marksafterthissurprise. CROSS and CROWN ANNUAL BANQUET, May 5, 1974 HONORING REV. FRANK GARTLAND, C.S.C. ' I .II . IAN HUNTER QUEEN IN CONCERT KINGVS COLLEGE N.MAIN ST. WILKES-BARRE,PA. frida - may 3, 1974 - 8 pm GEN. A MISSION $6oo advance $650 at door TICKETS: joe nardone s gallery of sound, wyoming valley mall, w-b howards dept. store, record dept., kingston, pa. moondance records, public square, w-b spruce records, scranton, pa. MAIL ORDER listening booth, hazleton, pa. gallery of sound wyoming valley mall, wilkes-barre, pa.18702 II ..I.-.-- nnn Acne Erwhman-gmphnmnrv antillinn The 13th Annual JUNIOR DINNER DANCE CLASS OF 1974 GRADUATION .................................................. .......................... King's College Twenty-Fifth Annual Commencement Activities CLASS OF 1974 SENIORTOURNEY WINNERS Wednesday,May15, 1974 lst- ohn McLin 2nd-Tom Rossi 3rd-Alx Mihelc AST-John Ammon 1Q : J. Malloy, Don Stroman, Tom Kenney. frontJohn Taggart. Mike Cochi Neil VanLoon MikeSto t Tim O Neill and Tom Eagen BIOLOGY MAJORS ACCEPTED BY GRADUATE AND MEDICAL SCHOOLS: Mary Dickson, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Gerald Ferry, Temple University School of Dentistry; E. Paul Howanitz, Jefferson School of Medicine: Michael Robinson, St. Louis SchooT of Dentistry; Richard Lazar, Jefferson School of Medicine; Robert Crossin, University of Pennsylvania of Dentistry; Ernest Gelb, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery; Michael Mesaros, Hahnemann School of Medicine; Robert Czwaline, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery; John Brady. Temple University School of Pharmacy. Absent: William Higgins, University of Maryland School of Medicine and Robert Kester. Massachusetts School of Pharmacy, plus many more. STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Joseph T. Mainwaring, Jr.. The Vincent D. Garvey, Jr. Memorial Award for English; Mary Ann Romanoski. The S. ldris Ley Memorial Award for the Highest Academic Achievement: Edward P. Markowski, The Rev. James E. Kline Award for Mathematics: Stanley J. Okrasinski, The Regina Award for Science: Paul D. Wisowaty, The Award of the Bishop Hafey Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus for History; Michael P Brown, The Dobson Memorial Award for Accounting and The Award of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants for AC- counting; Andrew J. Lukach. The Rev. James E. KHne Award for Mathematics; Vinrice R. Palmer and Lorraine E. Moleski, The George P. Benaglia Language Award; Timothy J. O'Neill. The Wall Street Journal Achievement Award for Business Administration; Joseph E. Sartin, The John T. Stapleton Award for Accounting; Robert R. Kopp, The Christ the King ' :H RIS I IA N REN EWAL AN Award for Theology; James Gittens. The Vincent D. Garvey, Jr. Memorial Award for English; Michael C. Nagle and Richard J. Mayock. The W.A. Kilburn MemorialAward for Philosophy. L U N C H E0 N K was CCLLI kills 3t tfixucmsm BALL t A y; $3; Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., College Pre- sident giving principal remarks. Dennis Mizdail. Class Treasurer reading citation and presenting Class Service Award to Ed Jankowski. for his unselfish and unrelenting service to the Class. iss Jessie Robertine, Class Secretary Tom Rossie. Class Vice-President. pre- -iving remarks on behalf of the Class Of- senting Senior of the Year Award to icers and Moderators. David L. Krantz. Dave Krantz, Class President remarks. Rev. James Lackenmier, C.S. MK. John Anstett. former Director Of Stu- Guest of the Class: Above: 0, College Chaplain giving dent Activities and guest of the Class talks Coach Ed Donahue. Right: v Benediction. to Rev. Frank Gartland, C.S.C. Mr. Thomas Visgilio. Treadway Inn '1 Good Food Drink Lodging Cb r' P m m O n P4 to x: b aaocALAUREATE ms SATURDAY KING'S 25th GRADUATING CLASS Senior Singers: Mary Jo Karweta, Maurita Naut, John Nackley. First Reading: Dennis Mizdail. Class of 1974 Treasurer Rev. Lane D. Kilburn. C.S.C., Mass President. Rev. Frank Gartland, C.S.C., giving general intercessions. BACCALAUREATE MASS F O s D N F: R F D N A S E W T A L E R S, T N E R A P I; THE CLASS OF 1974 O l'- 3 CD CD 0 'TW p-l CO V A Kings College Twenty-Fifth Annual Commencement KING'S 25th GRADUATING CLASS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTER SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINETEENTH NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR m M W M m g M M w W LCOME Mr. Mel Boyne. Chairman. card of Directors of King's College WELCOME David L- Krantz, Class President. First student to speak at 3 King's Commencement. INVOCATION Rev. Frank Gartland, C.S.C., College Chaplain. ONFERRAL OF DEGREES Dr. Rudolf .Schleich, Dean of the College. AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS, Rev. Lane D. Kilburn, C.S.C., College President. g ,. v '1 . . . . u 1 uh K??.uux. x uH; uuvnuuA unittuu ., x .- . ; TX , . . V N1 . f! . 3 f y V ', . . , V Ir$ ark .,V : ' F o c .. W. . 4 ;J Commission in Commissions in United States Army. Corps. ADDRESS TO THE Graduates: C.B.S. RadioXT.V. News Commentator Mr. Douglas Edwards. ..u.,...aouc,nto 9 i; .wunnkurl oonOH l WHATMORECANWESAY.................................... ITSBEENREAL'