Luzurne County Community College - Le Comte Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

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DOBZINSKI DONNA ARLENE DOMINIC 8 HENRY A. CZARNIAK NANCY H. DARU CHRISTINE JOYCE DIEKHAUS CORROLE ANNE DiLUZIO SUZANNE DONALD MAUREEN ANN DOOLEY 9 'Assomate in Scienc6 3369166; Hon; L CURRY 1411' S. Mam : iii; A 111111611 Science D'6'g11ee St, Forty-Furt General Studies, LCYNTHIA CLARISSA GUN West thtston, General Studiesh m List 111; G W P 1 5341170131 3111113609, . H 1 List 1D; Penn lvania State Uni-H vermty, 011111101 611111116. HENRYA CZARNIAK 90 Penn St, K on; Mechamcal Engmeenng 6ch-i nology, Associate 111 Apphed Sciences 1363166; Amencan 866161331 for M66 tals; Highway Inspector for Penni sylvama 96111116111611: 6f Transporu : tation NANCYH DARU R1. 756 E Northampton St lekes-Barre, Education, Associate in Science 'Degre'e; Fsy'choloy 011111; 11611011616 List; Deans List; Bloomsburg; DONNA DeANGELO 91 Norman? St, Pittstbn; Humadties, Asociate 1'11 A166 D6 3166; Bloomsburg. JQHN DELANEY 118 W Grand St, Nana 11160116; 6161161111 81116166, Associate? in Science, Deg? Rochester Insti-L 61116 of T iogy JOHN A DENISCO 327 8316111 St, West 1311712813011, 8116111666 Amnistration,s Asociate in Science Degree; Beta Lambda Gamma, 13161111116161, Circle'z' ate 11 Sclence Dayee ' -' BEBQRAH A;- DIXON 71 BMth RONALD D. DORRIS ELLEN A. DOUGHERTY THOMAS PATRICK DURKI ROBERT LOUIS DZIADOSZ JOHN J. DZUREK, JR. RANDALL DARNELL EDWAR SALLY ANN FALCONE HENRY S. FALKOWSKI ANGELA FALZONE 10 PATRICIA ANN DUSZEWSKI HERBERT JOSEPH DUTT, JR. KATHLEEN M. FRANIA CAROLYN A. FREY 11 ROBERT ALBERT FUREDI JEROME L. GALLAGHER, JR. DOLORES JEAN GAWELKO MARILYN DIANE GOODSIR ANN MARIE GOYNE DONALD L. HANSON MARY ELIZABETH FRANK JOHN HILSTOLSKY HERNANDEZ ROBERT A. FUREDI 729 Ridge , .-, AVe., West Ha'zleton; Electrical Engineermg Technology, Associate ,, Applied Science Degree; Elec- ' tronics Club JEROM G LAGHER 498 S. Gedaf Slit7 ?'Hazle- ton; Commercial Art, Assocxate in 3 Applied Science Degree, Honors L151: 141; Maryland Institute .of Art. DOLDRES JEAN GAWELKO 1484 Murray St, Forty-Fort; Math- 411114112108, Assomate in Science De- gree; College Misericordia. AN. THQNYG GEORGE 18? Andover 5 St, WllkesgBan-e, Edticatiollzs As- sociate 1en 1 ANTHONY G. GEORGE DAVID J. GOLA DAVID? gas: gsngn - West Pittston; Accounting, Associ- ate in Apphed Scieime Degree; Achievement Award. MARI LYN . DIANE GOODSIR 111 Lawrence St, Wilkes-Barre; Education, As- :sociatfe in Science Degree; Fomi- 'sics; Wilkes. ANN MARIE GOYNE 1144 Oak St., Plttston. Social Sizi- ance, Associate in Arts Degree; GRELLA 151 12.1693 Rd Dupont '5 General Studies, Asociate 1:: Sci- , ehce Degree3 Honors List 131; Wilkes EDWARD JOSE PH , SGRIGLOGK 1125 Mam Sti; Pitts- ton; Education, A$ociate in S ' ence Degree, East Stmaidsb' JOSEPH GURKA 201W Grand , sSAzt, Nantucket 69:19:31 Studieswsib -, in I EDWARD JOSEPH GRIGLOCK JOSEPH J. GURKA BARRY JOSEPH HOLLOCK ELIZABETH ANN HRAB 13 JOHN DAVIES HUGHES GALE ANN HUMENANSKI JOHN JOSEPH JABLONSKI RICHARD A. JOHNSON DIANE JOYCE JONES MARIE JOSEPH MICHAEL JOHN KATCHUR MARCIA D. KEEFE CAROLYN THERESE 14 KEMMERER WILLIAM J. JAMES PATRICIA JANOV heation; ; 13311;;i , THOMAS J OYCE J OSEPH KANYAK GEORGE MILAN KERESTES CAROL ANN KLIMUSKA 15 DAVID C. KLINGER JOSEPH JOHN KOREA GERALD JAMES KOREY LINDA LEA KREUZER LARRY J. KRULICK JOCELYN FRANCES KUHL RAYMOND A. KYLE LOUIS D. LANING JOHN TODD LATSHAW 16 ness Mhmgment Techolo As- sociate in Applied Science agree;- Chi Gamma Iota; Deans Achievement Award. JOSEPH J. KOREA 1412 Main St. P011: , 1 IEY Y51 i,wWyoming Wilkaarre; Hotel and Restau. rant Management, Asociate in A pplied Science; Deans List 111 121 131. DAVID J KOSLOSKI 410 M St, D, , G a1 .. DAVID JAMES KOSLOSKI JEROME KOZICH iesflm mateugeaAppgggr Swede. ,, , JEROME - St , Plains, ee; Honoi's List; Deans List; , ngs. LINDA KREUZER 234 Church Road, Mountain Top; Edu' cation, Associate in Sciende; Bloomsburg. LARRY KRULICK 154 Grant 312., Wilkaarre; 68111- eral St u111$ Associate in 81:11:11 ence, Ass6date in Arts D agree; Honors List 11-31. DORIS KU- KLEWICZ 20 Holly St, Peely; Education, Associate in Science. -Womens - Baskedifalb Bloomsbtrg RAY KYLE 1.. Wyoming Ava, Kingston; Educa- tion, Wave in Science ' A DORIS ZITA KUKLEWICZ LINDA R. KUPRIONAS rant Man agement, Associate in , ' Applied Sdence Degree; Gamma Alpha Gamm Deans List; Hon rs List. MA -: - ' op , 311 T ology,' ' Apphed Sqeme Degree; 1111111118 List1l-31. A MARY GRACE LAWALL PAUL THOMAS LAWSON l7 MARY ANN LEE ANTHONY A. LIENE RICHARD J. LIPINSKI PATRICIA ANN MacNEELEY ROZANNE L. MADDON JOSEPH E. MANGANELLO IRA MARKLE FLORENCE GENEVIEVE JUDITH MARTIN MARTIN MARY ANN M LEE 12 H yes Lane, Walkes-Bane, ' Assaciaee in Appked s 1 gree; BuSiness Club H21 Presidents List 431.:- THON Y A. LIENE 644 Hayes St, 011113130? LIPINSKI 34 Hat;- Lacocky St, lekes-Barre, E 'porit; Educatlcm, Assocmtewm Sch ence Degree, Sp orbs Day; Honors 1 SUSAN L. LIS JOHN MICHAEL MACEY 31:;ch ??ngghafgfm L Wilkes4Barre; EducatiOn,' Asoci te ' in Science Degree; Honors List 411 , 421; Kms PATRICIA NAN ' MacNEE 5Y 468 N Washihgtan 812., Wllkes-Barre, Edu,,,t-io9, As- ,9 130th in Science Degree: Keyettes Psychulogy Club; 3190me 1g. ROZANNE L MADDON 72-1 Wyoming Sn Hazleton; Secretarial L Science Technology; Ammate in' -pA plied Scien'be GSEPHV Ep MANGANELLO 534 W. Shaw- nee Ave',' Plymouth, Hotel jd Restauran 9 Manage t, Ass 1 in Ap plied Science Degree; Hon rs' ' '5? 441 ROBER MA N0 N. Vme Srtf A ' ROBERT A. MARIANO JAMES C. MARINELLO, JR. CHARLOTTE JOAN LINDA JOAN MAYKA MATIKIEWICZ 19 PHYLLIS S. MILAZZO THERESA J. MILEWSKI DEIDRE MARY MILLER JACK EDWARD MORRIS LAWRENCE GEORGE MOTEL JOSEPH JULIUS MUCHA, JR. 20 JOHN F. MICHAELS FRANKLIN M. MICNICOSKI ANTHONY FRANK RD VINCENT MODROVSKY, JR. MORAN, JR, PAUL T. MURPHY RITA M. MUTH 21 JAMES T. NARDONE EDWARD A. OLECHNA DEBORAH ANN ORBIK WILLIAM V. PALCHANIS CARL PHILISTINE ROBERT S. PIASECKI JOHN ROBERT PICKETT 22 Assocmte in Applied Scie ce De- , A ' Psychnlcgy Club A CY 7 OVAK' 67 31m . . 3 Commercial ArtD , Smence L SHARON UBRI N is A Pittston, Edu SHARON R. OABRIEN RICHARD J. OAHAIRE MICHAEL A. PERHACH JOHN PAWLOSKI JOHN POEPPERLING FRANK JEROME POLINSKY 23 MARY SUSAN POMANEK THOMAS PROGANSKY ELLEN MARIE POWERS PATRICK LEE PRYCE MARY BETH PRESTON DANIEL J. PRZEWLOCKI DONNA MARIE REMPHREY JOHN J. REZNICK 24 ELIZABETH A. RINEHAMER ,1 MARY SUSAN POMANEK 60 SpruCe St,- Wilkes-Ba'tre; EEduc'a- , tion, Associate in Science Degree; Womens Basketball; Lock Haven. '3 ELLEN MARIE POWERS 318 West Pittston; So- c1111 Sclence, in Arts De. gree MARY TH PRESTON 86 Butler St, Pittston; General Stud- Eies, Assomate m Seance Degree ' , Psychology Club 111; Foreiisics 123; airline stewardEss. ED DWARD PRICE 15S MamSt. ; and Restaurant Management; As- -socigte in Aiphed ; , Veterans C111 Intramura EDWARD S. PRICE FREDERICK WILLIAM PRICE , $1530 $13,513,113 gaggfwg sociate in Science Degree; Psychol- 0 Club; Univelsity of Miami. $01M ASPROGANSKYIBQN LEE Court, Hazleton; Hotel and Restau- . r8111; Management, Associate in i A Eiied Science PATRICK LEE PRYCE 270 E Church St, Nauti- ; ' coke; Hotel and Restaurant Manage- L meat, Assdciate' in Apphed Science Degree; Beta Lambda Gamma; PUmversxty of Housbtm DANIEL PRZEWLOCKI Slocum Road, , Wapwallopen; Education, Associate ? Sdan'ce Degre'E; ForensiciE; Drama; Gamma Alpha Gamma JOSEPH PUHAK 32 Main St, Mllneswlle, Electromcs Engineermg Technologl, Associate in Applied i,jffSCiQm Degree;- mew 1110's Club; , , , HonOrs List 11- 31; 1 :Pennsylvama L State U fversity.L GAN :H W yommg Ave, ,1 JOSEPH A. PUHAK LINDA RATTIGAN '3 ; ' J REZNICK 996 N Wyo gyyHazleton, Educatio les - . Science Degree; Bonus List R11- 31; ELIZA E RINE- JOSEPH F. RITZ WALTER THOMAS ROBERTS 25 STEPHEN M. ROMANECZ KATHRYN ROWLAND 1 MARY CAROLE SARNOSKI JOHN WILLIAM SAVITSKI STEPHEN ALFRED SCHAEFE ALBERT BERNARD SHURGALA ALEXANDRIA ANN SITKOWSKI FREDERICK C. SMITH 26 FRANCINE R. RUTULO KAREN ANN SMITH JAMES MICHAEL SANDO WALTER JOHN SHUBILLA ALBERT RICHARD SOCK 27 STEPHEN M. ROMANECZ 75 E. Oak St, Pittston; General Studies, 1 Associate in Science Degree; Wilkw KATHY ROWLAND 25 ., Susquehanna St.,- Wilkes-Barre; ., Secretarial Science Technology, Associate in Applied Science De- gree; Psychology Club;- secm'tary - ,- GREGORY RUSENKO 553 N , Pennsylvania Ave, WilkesBan-e; ' AScience, AssOciate in Science De- gree; Circle K; Kings FRANCINE LR RUTULO 667 Monges, Hazle- LLtOn; Education, Associate in Sci-11 ence Degree; Honors List T31, Bloomeurg JAMES MICHAEL A SANDO 29 N. Vine St; Hazieton; LL Education, Associate in Science ,IDe Nee; East Stroudsburg. MARY- 3 A SARNOSKI 10 School '- Lane, Ashley; General Studies,- As- Isociate in Science Degree; Honorsl, List i8; King's JOHN SAVITSKI L 13 Sively St., Ad1ley; Education, -ASsociate 'i-n Scienca De L Wilkw. STEPHENA SCHAEE ERL L Heights Drive, Carverton, Wyom- ing, Comme'rcial Art, Associate in- pplied Science Degree. LAURIE fSHpELTON 147 Forest Road, TFMoun-tain Top; Secretamal Science; Technology, Associate in Applied ,Science , Degr ee; Bloomsburg WALTER SHUBILLA 88 W Wal- npt St., Kingston; Mechanical En- L nee13ng Technology, Associate in , ppiied science Degree. ALBERT SHPUBGALA C - St., ngstotr Commemal Art Associr L ,ate 111 Applied Science; Maryland-L Kingston; L Education, L Associate in Science Degme; Key- acettes', Big Brother --- Big Sistemfi. Delta Psi, treasmer; Yearbook; Mansfield. , FREDERICK C. , SMITH RD 132; Drums; Ghnerah Studies, Associate in Science De- grate Veterans Club;1ntramuralk, L 0'1: '11; Raft race KARENWANN'W SMITH 55 Westminster St., 11, Bar L; Education, Associate S ce Degree; Dena Psi: PsyiiV chology Club; Forensics; 23King's. - L R ' RS SOCK 19 L, 112' 17011; General St' ieLsL, Assom-LL' L ate in Science Degree; Honors List A , Deana List $21 31 Georg Wa 1ngto'n Univiirsity. L LORRAINE A. SORBER RITA L. SORDONI JAMES LEE STINSON JOHN R. STRUCK JEAN MARIE SULCOSKI JOHN STEVEN TOMAINE MICHAEL S. TOMKO ANTHONY R. TROVITCH 28 JOSEPH ANDREW STACH DEBRA G. TANNER VALERIE TUCKER CHARLES EDWARD STEEVER JOHN R. TASKER, III JAMES E. TUPPER 29 ARCHIE JOSEPH ROSEMARY K. URBAN JOHN R. VERHANOVITZ, JR. ULSHAFER, JR. ROBERT JOHN WALTERS SHELLEY ELAINE WEISS DEAN RICHARD WELCH BETTY JANE WOJCIK RICHARD ANDREW RONALD THOMAS WOJTOWICZ WOMELSDORF DANIEL RICHARD VNUK ROMEYN T. VOSE JOHN WHITE DENNIS E. WHITEBREAD DIANA YURSHA JO ANN ZAFIA 31 - BREADR-D M k- BciitianiAEoc BECITY JANE WOJGIK 9,5 Itaiy,, , JStzj-slMocanaqua;gEducationJaAwei-r, , ' ate in, Scientie :Deigm' Women's Basketball; East V RICHARDilAi- WGJTDWICZ - 466w S. Hancdck; WilkaarreyGenetaL r, ARCHIE JOSEPH ULSHAFER Main $15., Weston; Mechanical En- gineering Technology; Asociate in ' , Applied Science DegreeyDeans List Gk rPresiBent'sr List Q3y-'ROSEuJ 'VMARY :URBAN :-1;,Simpson St, ,. ,. Duryea; Secretarial Science Tech- x1010 gy, Associate in Apgilied Stience Degree; Dance Club; Wilkes4Barre' ' GeneraliHospital. JOHN :R. aVER- - :HANOVITZ, JRW 7, McHale Sn, Swoyerville; Electdcal Engineering , ,Technolo , Associate in Appli Science gree; Electr'unics Club; 'J'DANIEL B R. BVNUK: 8? Lower Broadwayf Napticoke; Education, Associate in Scxence Degree; Kings. ROMEYN VOSE 621; Wyoming Ave; WeSt ' Pittston; Education; Associate in Science Degree. ROBw 2 J ERT' JOHN WALTERS 119 Coal ' j St, Plymouth; Education, Associg M - Late in Science Degree; Wrestling; Gross Count . ;BBasebaH; Mansfielti. SHELLEY EISS 179 Third'A'veg, ' -Kingaton; Secretarial Science Tech- ; 119105,,Associate in Applied Science De ee. DEAN' ' RTCHARD LOH 674 Bennett St.,BLuzem'e; Business Administration, Associate in Science Degree; Business Ciub; 4 , Intramural football, and softball; ,vainng; JOHN WHITE 609': Bed- W fqrd St; Forty-Fort;'Social Science, -' , j'ASsdciate'-'-in'Arts De 83-rPSyCh01-4 , How Club; 30mm. 7 t; m 453;; Bloomburs..DENNIS E. WHI ,E' B i B ; Nesc pek; Eda. 'B B e in Edema Degree. - in,-S,cieqce, Dex 1'33 ..-Unive:rsi,, .. ' ' T. WOME I B 'Naiiticoke troddshurg. . ' B MARGARET MARY ZASTAVNY ROBERT THOMAS ZELENACK TERRI ZELENACK THOMAS C. ZIELINSKI MARGE ZASTAVNY 95 gr ' 81.; Gian Lyon; Secre , 'Technoio ,Associa 1 Science agree; Ke tary-treasurer; Hon nors List . 1531:. ROBERT T. ZEMNAC '1 ' W Tenth St, Hazfeton; Electrical: Engineenn Technolw1 A9305 . in Appli Science j tronics Club; Deans L sytvania State Univmw Campus TERRI ZEL CW Wleventh St, Ham to'n' E ogy Club, presiden : 1211.31; Bloomsburg GRADUA TES Pictures not Available EDUCATION - ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE ELVIO JOSEPH BENZI NAOMI BARBARA BENZI CHARLES THOMAS BRENNER JEFFREY PHILIP GEHRON CARL GROSS CAROL J. NIEMCZYK ALFRED ROOT EDWARD J. RUANE WILLIAM H. STEPHENS GENERAL STUDIES - ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE SUZANNE LISA BARLETTA NORMAN BENDER JOHN JAMES BONSALL MICHAEL PATRICK CANNON GORDON J. EXEL RONALD JOHN FIGEL RUTH COLLEEN HAGAN PHILLIP MICHAEL LEVANDOSKI WILLIAM C. MacCOLLUM THOMAS MICHAEL McDERMOTT ROBERT LEE MORTON MATHEMATICS - ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE JEROME BERNARD HEISER SCIENCE - ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE J OSEPH J. ESPOSITO MARION D. GEORGE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE DONALD J OH N BADMAN HUMANITIES - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE ANTHONY KARVASKI SOCIAL SCIENCE - ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE JEANNE IGNATOVICH JOEL KISLIN ROBERT JAMES KOPEC ACCOUNTING - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE JOHN F. VITO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE JOHN WILLIAM CORBETT GAIL MARIE NIEDZWIECKI DA VID R. PASCOE ANDREW ANTHONY PENNONI ALAN HAROLD PETERS DEBORAH ANN POPROSKI LEON A. J. SIDAS JOHN DA VID STANCHAK MARIANNE STAROSTA RICHARD WANALISTA JOHN M. WOJTOWICZ STEPHEN IRA WOLFE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY - CERTIFICATE OF SPECIALIZATION J OSEPH PA UL KREHELY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE SAM ANTHONY ROSTOCK COMMERCIAL ART - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE FRANK J. ZARYCHTA HOTEL AN D RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE ALFRED JAMES BENDER PA UL J. DUDZICK CHARLES E. FRITZ, JR. JOSEPH JOHN METZGER SECRETARIAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE LETTIE ALLEN SMITH YVONNE LOUISE GIBERSON BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY - ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE MARTIN JOSEPH HETTRICH DA VID F. RISTAGNO FRANCIS V. ALEXIS CHRISTOPHER BLIZZARD ADELLE CAROL BOYER THOMAS JOHN AUGAITIS BERNARD J. BOBACK, JR. BARBARA JO BREK 34 RICHARD BABETSKI JACK BOGDON PHILIP BRISLIN JAMES V. BELLEZZA ADRIAN MARK BIANCONI JEROME JOSPEH BOLESTA EDMUND PHILIP BORKOWSKI KATHY CARBONARO MARLANE BETTY CHAREST 35 MARILYN CIGARSKI JAMES CONNORS ANTHONY D. CROSS CAROLE ANN DiBISCEGLIE JOSEPH R. DUDA DENNIS ECKROTE JOHN THOMAS FINNEGAN SAM FRANZOSA MARGARET GEORGE 36 JOHN DARRAUGH MARCIA EVARTS JOSEPH D. GERKO ROBERT DEVLIN SHARON CHRISTINE FATHERYAR JEROME JOHN GRAY 37 DOROTHY L. GRAZUL JANE GRIBBLE CARL J. GROSS JOHN WAYNE GUZAK JOHN GUZO MARK S. HARMAN PAUL HOFFMAN KENNETH G. HOLLODICK JOHN HUDOCK 38 ROBERT GRODZINSKI EDWIN J. GUNSHORE, JR. ELLEN HEALEY SAMUEL W. HILL FRANK JASIWLEWICZ DON JAYNE 39 BARBARA LOUISE JEFFREYS JANE JUNEVITZ MARK JEFFREY KAHN MARK KARLONIS KAREN LEANNE KLEITZ DONNA MARIE KRAVABLOSKI LEO KUJAWA WILLIAM KEPICS MARY FRANCES LAWLER 40 EigrggBARBARA LOUI$E FR 312 Alvin St, Fmeland;Busmess Administration; Student LGovem-k ,ment, repmseutatwe L 7 Kay. attain, Vice readent 5 Schbol of Fashion.- JANE J N Vs L . 9 . , MARY KALE JOSEPH x. KARKUT $$$$MxSthdlgg 353; L LFREY KAHN Box- 426 Oak Hill, I, Dallas; Education; Drama Club MARY KALE 587 Bezmm , Luzerne; Secretarial Science; dent Government; corresponding secretary m. treasurer m' L Psi; Veteraws Club a'sso ate'm , JOSEPH X. KARKUT 108 , ancoln St, Dupont; Education, Kings. MARK KARLONIS 139' Hillside Ave Edwardsvxlie; Edueaw tion. MREN LEANNE KLEHZ, 506 Hemlock Sf , Freeiand, Secretfa rial Science; Student Government, secretary L27; Key- etws Wm ;Univemity ofMagz; , 5' ; land DONNA MARIE KRAVA- BLOSKI Lake Silkworth, R. D. 45:2 L Hunlock Creek; Genera Skh 9 Student Governing gaiketballR:a - 0 age. 5111 K , 7 WILLIAM J . KUKLEWICZ ROBERT KRZYWICKI ' L lvaniai State Univ - ' W Day; Pe OGHN - NEY 15 Nafass l sity :MIKE St ,1 P' MARCY LENKOFSKY MIKE LOUGHNEY 41 KARL LUDER, JR. RICHARD MacNEAL JOE MACRI 2 . 3. FRED MELNICK WILLIAM F. McFARLAND JAMES McGILL JEAN MIHALICK STEPHEN MIKULKA, JR. MILDRED MARY MILAZZO 42 ROSEANN MANGANARO MARY LOUISE MANGANIELLO LAWRENCE MCGRATH TERRY McHENRY JULE E. MOORE DANNY J. MULHERN 43 RICHARD J. MURPHY BRIAN J. NALLON DENNIS NIXON DOMINICK A. PATERNIANI JOHN F. PIRRELLO ANN E. POINTEK CAROL ANN RINEHIMER ARTHUR W. ROBERTS DAVID ROBERTS 44 RICHARD J. DONALD J. NIXON JAN MARK PASDON FRANK RACZKOWSKI ROBERT RONALD RINCAVAGE WILLIAM R. RODDA PAUL WILLIAM ROLLMAN, JR. 45 RONALD SADOWSKI JEFF SAVAGE RAY SAVNER ANTHONY J. SHILCOSKI GUY SHOVLIN THOMAS SHUBILLA THOMAS W. STAPLETON ELAINE P. STEFANOWICZ NORMAN JOSEPH STRISH 46 GEORGE L. SCHELLING WILLIAM SHAFER BERNARD J. SKILLENS DENNIS C. SLOSSER TODD CARL SWANSON ROSALIE SWEENEY 47 RUTH ANN SWEENEY MARIJO TABONE GAIL D. TELFORD PATRICIA VALENTI GLEN VESLOSKI JAMES L. WALDRON JOHN J. WESSER WAYNE SHELDON WILLIAMS BERNIE YANKOSKY 48 ROBERT JAMES TURNER ANDREW J. TURRIZIANI JOHN A. WALTERS DAVE WASHINSKI Awwmw GU Y V. FERRELL, Ph.D. President 52 DA VID J. MASONER, Ph.D. WESLEY E. FRANKLIN, M.A. Dean of Instruction Administrative Assistant to the President BYRON L. RINEHIMER, JR., Ed.D. ROBERT S. GALARDI, M.B.A. Dean of Students Director of Business and Finance w; m MM 41 RAY WALL, Ph.D. Associate Dean - Technical-Career Program EDWARD J. WALLISON, M.A. Coordinator of Community Services GEORGE McCUTHCEON, M.A. Director of Extension and Placement Services CARL HOMISH, A.A. Coordinator of Buildings and Facilities HAROLD EDWARDS, JR. General Accountant and Bursar STEPHEN KOHUT, B.S. Comptroller and Coordinator of Federal Programs VERONICA WITT Coordinator of Bookstore and Vending Services DA VID R. DUNCAN, Ed.D. Director of Counseling Servicw RUTH H. DONOHUE, MA. Senior Counselor GERARD J. 0 CONN R MA. Senior Counselor JOHN H. SAMMO M.A. S nior Counselor JAMES ATHERTON, M.A. Director of Student Activities HENRY WILLIAMS, M.S. Director of Admissions and Registrar PATRICK J. SANTACROCE, M.A. Coordinator of Developmental Studies and Public Information Services ROBERT N. COHEE, M.S. Director of Library 4. GEORGE F. ERMEL, M.S.L.S. Associate Librarian SUE A. TOPFER, M.S.L.S. Associate Librarian LEO F. HURLEY, M.S.L.S. Associate Librarian CLA SSIFIED PERS ON N EL MRS. MARGUERITE BOHN JOANNE NEDVVICK Secretary - President Secretary - Assistant to the President MRS. ANNE M UELLER Secretary - Dean of Instruction Associate Dean, Technical-Career Program MRS. IRENE DUGAN DONNA McDADE Secretary - Dean of Students Secretary - Director of Student Activities PA T M ERK EL Printer MRS. MARY PRYOR Secretary - Director of Placement LINDA PA RR Y Personnel Payroll Clerk 3 1. MRS. THERESA McDADE KATHLEEN HOBAN Records Clerk Recorder MRS. MARIE WAGNER MARIBETH JONES JO CE ROKE Secretary - Business Office Secretary - Director of Business and Clerk-T PiSt - Admissions Finance MRS. MA UREEN HARPERSBERGER Receptionist MRS. MARYELLEN M UDZIK Secretary - Admissions MRS. MARY JONES Secretary - Library MRS. MARSELLA GULICK Library Clerk LOUISE UBRIEN Clerk-Typist - Library MRS. ANN MARIE HA YES BEVERLY COCCETTI Library Clerk Library Clerk FRAN ZBIEG Secretary - Counseling Services MRS. HELEN KROMOGA Secretary - Bookstore MARY MORGANTINI MRS. HANNA MAE EVANS MRS. HILDA THOMAS CaShier - Bookstore Canteen Hostess Canteen Hostess TEDDIE STEMPIEN Secretary - Counseling Services PETE ROMAN Maintenance W. :W ,3. Nam .m. ma m:nxa mm m m; M 331' ' DANNY MACEIKO Maintenance DAN PHILIPS Maintenance . PICTURES N OT AVAILABLE EMIL H UDAK - Supervisor of Maintenance JOHN H UDOCK - Assistant Supervisor of Maintenance JOHN NIEMAN - maintenance FRANK CONROY- maintenance PETE ZARZECKI - maintenance LARRY LaBAR - security a???xziis L z z; x i? fAdULTY AMRK H. ADELSON, M.S. Biology FRED ABRAMOFF, M.A. Political Science PA UL R. BANKOVICH, M.A. Mathematics JEANETTE BIOSEVAS, M.A. JOHN BECCARIS, M.A. Reading Speda'ist Economics WALTER J. BEDNAR, M.Ed. ROBERT J. BUCZYNSKI, M.S.E.E. Business Electronics Technology ROBERT L. CARSON, M.Ed. English WILLIAM CAMP, M.A. History HAROLD J. COLE, M.Ed. Business BETTY Z. CUMMINGS, M.Ed. French ROLAND G. EAGLE, M.Ed. Mathematics JOSEPH R. DeSANTO, M.S. Engineering Technology WILLIAM A. FULTON, B.S. Architectural Design DONNA L. FELDMAN, M.S. Speech PA UL GRA VELL, M.Ed. FRANCIS B. HANIF'Y, M.S. Graphics English LINDA DeCAMP, M.A. Spanish EDWARD J. HELTZEL, M.S., M T. Mathematics EDWARD F. HEFFRON, M.S. Psychology DURWARD R. HUFFMAN, M.S. Electronics Technology ROBERT A. JANOSOV, M.A. History DACIA V. JONES, M.S. Physical Education S M lOn PA UL F. KRETSCHMER, Physical Educat. JOHN ROBERT KELLEHER, M.A. English MICHAEL L. KELLY, M.S. English KENNETH A. LEWIS, M.S. SlCS Phy WILLIAM E. KENNEDY, M.A. History JAMES P. MALKAMES, B.S. SUJANET MASON, M.S. JOHN W. McCRACKEN, M.B Speech Hotel and Restaurant A mi istrat EUGENE D. MILLER, Ph.D. Chemistry ARTHUR MILLER Photography ANDREW PALENCAR, M Commercial Art CHORINJETH RAJAGOPALAN, Ph.D. ROY E. PIPHER, M.A. Biology English RONALD J. POHALA, M.S. JOHN P. PISANESCHI, M.A. Biology English ARTHUR REABUCK, M.B.A. Business LEE R. SELLOCK, M.S. Sociology PAUL J. REICHWEIN, M.S. Physical Education BASIL M. SENYK, M.B.A. Business SHELDON SPEA R, History M.A. HOWARD PURCELL Commercial Art ARTHUR M. SAXE, M.S. Mathematics i7 3 k AN THON Y R. WIDEMAN, M.A. Business ALVIN R. TOPFER, M.S. Engineering Technology DA VID T. STOUT, M.A. JAMES X. TUNNEY, M.S., M.B.A. English Business RUBYJ. STEELE, M.A. JOSEPH W. TALARSKY, M.A. Physical Education English JOHN D. WILLS, M.A. English DONALD P. ZLOTEK, M.Ed. Mathematics Biology CLARENCE R. YEAGLEY, M.Engr. Mechanical Technology I 1 Pictures, Not Available EDWARD L 'KOBESKY M. S. PsychOIOgy JOHN P. ZLOTEK, M.S., M.Ed. Biology THERESA DORIS, Mrs. 79 MARGARET HOULIHAN, Mrs. Faculty Secretary Faculty Secretary . gm mgr. . 3txg' ? . o. , ? v '. '0 .. g; W$a$- 1'in . mi- $ 1;:5m V 1'. ,, u ULAgsjig 0N REGISTRATION DAY. . . 3' W3 5 w 51mm LN ' h C a E 1P 3 H Student . F. O B n Y, L M n m w E T, U B INDIVIDUAL CONCERN a E E E n. 5 w G T C t . M ' in n! ... wwwA wk .1 James Malkames, Director of the Collegehs Hotel and Restau- rant Management program, center, greets Paul Gaumier, as- sistant dean, Cornell School of Hotel Administration, prior to discussion of cooperative programs. The two institutions will work together in training personnel for the hospitality indus- try. Park Johnson, student in the Hotel and Restaurant seminar, displays his project: the design and construction of a scale model health resort of the future. Unique features include separate facilities for physical and mental nourishment, a special facility for preparing and serving organically nutritious foods and beverages. FIELD TRIPS Introduction to Business class visited Thomas C. Thomas Produce Company to study the wholesaling of fruits and vegetables. Emphasis was given to the various aspects of the marketing functions - buying, selling, transportation, and storage of products. Kneeling: John Alaimo, Michael Mussoline, Norman Strish. Standing: Basil Senyk, assistant professor, Eileen Perry, JoAnn Zafia, Judy Martin, Bonnie Stinson, Donna McHale, Kathy Rowland, Laurie Shelton, George C. Thomas, sales manager. Students of the College art department traveled to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to view a special exhibit - 19th century America - within the museum. Over seventy students and teachers made the trip on two chartered buses, in what has become an annual affair. Teachers accompanying students on the trip were Howard Purcell, Art Miller, and Vincent Civilleti. Mechanical Engineering field trip. Architectural Design field trip to the Nicholson Division. Below, Harry Kellow, student, Art Miller, photogra- phy instructor, and Howard Purcell, an instructor, prepare for the commercial art exhibit. Opposite page, representatives of the Hotel Sterling cut the ribbon to open the exhibit in the lobby of the hotel. On the following pages are examples of some of the student photography displayed. ..... the fourth annua! exhibition of commercial art and photography RECOMMENDED FOR ...MEN... LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE APRIL 24 - MAY 3, 1971 o FEATURMG lLLUSTRATION GRAPHIC ARTS DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY ...WOMEN... AT THE STERLING HOTEL IN WILKES-BARRE v..CHII.DREN. 0 w! m a h a r b A h .m V Sheppeck Dave Roberts vmz 1, hx5akw Rx . I Zvn: . ; - Sheppeck Debbie Tanner During the fall semester, 1970, ten students earned perfect 4.0 averages, which named them to the Presidenfs Honor Roll. The President honored one of these students, Kathleen Frania, by letting her try out his chair. Others garnering this award are, 'lm, m :g. miffm1ig. 3-. , from the left, Archie Ulshafer, Leon Sidas, John Gorham, Dr. Ferrell, Patricia MacNeeley, Mary Ann Lee, Barbara Drobish, Henry Williams, college registrar, Robert Beeler. Absent: Michael Krygier, Vincent Pagnotti. Egg Decorating Seminar oEered as part of community service program. C OLLE GE I N I TIA TES EXTENSION PROGRAM IN HAZELTON Representatives of the College Board of Trustees and administra- tion join with officials of the Hazelton Area School District to observe first registration for College extension classes offered in the city of Hazleton. Below, Ronnie Witt of the College Bookstore, prepares to send textbooks to the extension program. George Mc- Cutcheon, center, is director of the program. At right is Robert Galardi, finance director. HHIEH N .m T 0 .mn. c IlIu rnl4 $.34; 3 5492!: s f; :21 feet. 1:: 3:5: 4...; 7:: 3....2; .25. FISHER FISHER 7 9a dill Mte IIIemlwoJ 94;;on t'mmafa'ale 91ml; 0M mxddzgf t'ancal to admit! .926 gedtllend Kgainmememezzl $CKiflbn in 4mm :f Me giacma gum? 9677127721024? K6979 gimme; a, 137x 6:30 :9?.jX gem? 651,107, :14? 25, 7977 QMMM 9mm Jim .97, 4 Mix; ganm $mt 'W271:4:$a,axg, Wwyz-W The Third Jlnnual Commencement llamas mountp thnmunity Qtullcgz I R E M T E M P L E WlLKE-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday Evening, May 25, 1971 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Above, ceremony principals, Dr. David J . Masoner, Presentation of Graduates; Jules Bergma Science Editor, ABC Television Network, Address; Dr. Guy V. Ferrell, Conferring of Degree Edgar J. Lashford, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Welcome; The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Donald ' Deuel, Pastor, St. Elizabeth0s Parish, Bear Creek Invocation and Benediction; Mark H. Ade son, Introduction of Address; Dr. Ray F. Wahl, Scholastic Awards. Lower left, J ules Bergman speaks on 0The Year 2000 . Top left, opposite page, honors students: Donald Badman, Pat MacNeeley, Leon Sidas, Albe Sock, Ann Marie Goyne, Lettie Allen SmithL Robert Beeler, Gerald Korey, Mary Ann Le Edward Olechna, Shelley Weiss. Below, Dr. Wahl commends Robert Beeler for maintaining a 4.0 average during his two ye. at the college in the Hotel and Restaurant Management program. Beeler was the only Summ Cum Laude graduate. Yr. 1 am UL 09 CC mw am. EU um Lm 113 , , x gxwgmnww $1.12. :13: 1:31.! unillit manlInGQIIl' , uiIFu. I55! 1... alinlluiaaknam situaiili V . 1 . , . . . 4.3 s . 1413!. 1J1i 4dA s$$ :gxliixuhlli dilllitaz, . itidakiig AUTIVlTIEg LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE By far the most active and successful student activity this year has been the joint eHorts and cooperation of Circle K, advised by George McCutcheon, and Keyettes, advised by Sujanet Mason. Above, oflicels of both organizations stand with the trophies they won for their many projects at the Pittsburgh Convention. First row: Irene Kleynowski, Miss Mason, Gale Humenanski, Karen Kleitz. Second row: Dave Roberts, Ray Injaychock, John Zborovian, Dave Lashford. Below, members of the college Circle K pose with members of the Pittston Area High School Key Club, as part of an ecology program to provide wildlife feeders during the winter months. The presentation of the district Circle K banner was made at a regular meeting of the Kiwanis sponsor. Members of Circle K and Keyettes hold the flag they carry in local, state, and national parades. , CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL n DISTRICT L -5: MA A perennially popular program of Circle K - Keyettes is the Big Below, the children receive a demonstration of egg decoratin Brother - Big Sister project for underprivileged children of the Other components of the program are private tutoring an area. Above, the children have been assembled for a Christmas Saturday fun. shopping trip and then a party. E 321 A . WT: Y Y: aggrafggia Irigagff 'i'iga ,'N' pa: Circle K and Keyettes distributed Christmas gifts to patients at Seated: George McCutcheon, Sharon Baluta, Jane Gilmartin, Valley Crest and White Haven and toys to underpriwleged chil- Robert DolbeaI, manager of Elby's. Standing: Bill Fahey, man- dren of the area. The project received the co-operation of Elby,s ager 0f Elbyhs, Dave Roberts, Ed Wallison, Frank Pasczewski, Restaurant, which gave free strawberry Shortcake to people who Donald Hanson, Dave Lashford. make donations, and Coney Island thaurant, Hazleton. From left: Sharon Baluta, Sandi Sit- kowski, Harry Costas, manager of Co- ney Island Restaurant, Karen Kleitz, Donald Hanson, Pat Santacroce, George McCutcheon, Jane Gilmartin. From left: Dave Lashford, Dave Rob- erts, Ray Injaychock, Mrs. Edward Spohrer, volunteer director, Valley Crest, George McCutcheon, James Atherton, Harry Costas, Frank Pas- czewski. leK er C w m G tzona 12a Organ irby Park K p U n a k C S w t e W K Simon Darkway visits the Hopewell house. Can-Can dancers, choreographed by Mrs. Dacia Jones, were Jeanette Samuels, Cheryl Washington, Linda Zynel, Diana Yumha, Claire Jones, Barb Pedley, Marilyn OhMalley, Deborah Brodhead, Nadine Nizi'olek, Tina Falcone, Millie Milazzo, Phyllis Milazzo, Susan HolTecker, Marion LaBrutte, Angela Falzone. The LCCC Players this year presented three performances marked by diversity, originality and interpretation. In the fall semester, Love Rides the Rails, or, Will the Mail Train Run Tonight? was the vaudeville theatre of honky-tonk melodrama. Clinches, slapstick, burlesque, mustache twirling, and can-can saloon dances filled the evening with rollicking fun. The cast, under the direction of John Pisaneschi, were: Mrs. Hopewell, Sharon Baluta; Prudence Hopewell, Rachel Boch; Simon Darkway, Dan Przewlocki; Truman Pendennis, John Singer; Harold Standfast, Mark Kahn; Dirk Sneath, Joe Gerko; Carlotta Cortez, Marion LaBrutte; Fifi, Angela Falzone; Fred Wheelwright, Bernie Ott, Dan, Bill Yarnell; Officer, Joe Andrews; Pianist, Mary Salatino; Beulah, Doris J astremski; Scene changeIS, Phyllis Milazzo, Mildred Milazzo. Prudence consoles Mother. imon Darkway plots with arlotta Cortez. Altercation at the bar. Fifi teases Dirk Sneath Carlotta is captured. The Drama Clubhs second production of the year was The Lotte by Shirley Jackson. Above, in rehearsal, John Pisaneschi, left, directs the drawing of the lottery by, from left, Damia Rudm'tski, Bill Kepping, Doris Jastremski, Gene Cozzi, Ji Hawlick, Joe Gerko, Guthrie Mitchell, Ken Newman, And Pisaneschi, Dan Przewlocki, Hilda Rehill, and Joe Andrews kneeling. At left, Jim Hawlick, as the old man, tells townspeople Ke Newman, Sally Falcone, Dan Pnewlocki, Andy Pisaneschi, ano Angela Falzone about the old days and 0f the many lotteries h: has attended. Below, the stoning scene. The final production of the year was Tomorrow is Now, presented in cooperation with the Family Service Association of Wyoming Valley. The purpose of the play was a dramatization of the generation gap in order to stimulate discussion and criticism from members of the audience. The college players traveled to high schools and community organizations. From left, John Singer, John Pisaneschi, director, Sharon Baluta, Joe Gurko, stage manager, Dan Przewlocki, Damajn Rudnitski. Following The Lottery, members of the college's modern dance classes presented a series of original, interpretive dances. Mrs. Dancia Jones, left, organized the program and assisted the dancers, from left: Barbara Kobowski, Guthrie Mitchell, Eileen Dillon, Jeffrey Italy, Sharon Jiunta, Mildred Milazzo, Marion LaBrutte, Barbara Pedley, Phyllis Milazzo, Rosemary Condesta, Marilyn OeMalley, Cheryl Washington, Bob Stry, Donna Remphrey. One of the numbers was a choreographed response to pollution performed by Phyllis Milazzo and Angela Falzone, left. Club First row, from left: Curt Beardsworth, president; Jack Puretto, vice president; Vince Mullay, secretary; Lynn Statkewicz, treasurer; Edward Price, Sam Curcio. Second row: Frank Curcio, Joe Stahora, Art Williams, Anthony Reluca, Mark Zabrisky. Third row: Fred Smith, Jim McFarland, Joe Slakis. Below, veterans solicit donations on Public Square for their Easter project. John Hughes, opposite, emerges from the Susquehanna River, following the Veteranhs Club participation in the annual raft race of the Cherry Blossom Festival. 141 Delta Psi First row, from left, Donna Feldman, adviser; Sharon h Baluta, president; Patti Janov, secretary; Marie Joseph, Monica Luke. Second row: Donna Dominic, Karen Smith, Sandi Sitkowski, treasurer; Doris J astremski. Absent: Gale Humenanski, vice president; Mary Kale, Deidre Miller, Marlene Scott. OEicers of Delta Psi present their advisor with the sorority emblemuFrom left, Sandi Sit- kowski, treasurer; Sharon Baluta, president; Miss Feldman; Gale Humenanski, vice president; Patti Janov, secretary. Members of Delta Psi and volunteer coaches from Circle K again this year conducted a Powder Puff football game in Kirby Park as part of their orientation program for new members. First row, from left: Josie Gorka, Marilyn O'Malley, Kathy Carbonaro, treasurer, Robert Kopec, president, Abagajl George, secretary. Second row: Pat MacNeeley, Karen Smith, Peggy Adzema, Sandy Brulo, Jane Petroski, Polly Delaney. Third row: Marty Kotensley, Joseph Conahan, Jean Mihalick. Psychology Club president, Robert Kopec, presents a stereo set to Sister M. Leonia, administrator of St. Stanislaus Child Care Cente N anticoke. The set was purchased through a fund drive conducted before Christmas. At left, Edward Heffron, club adviser, looks on. Psychology club adviser, Edward Heffron, and club president, Robert Kopec, present a check on behalf of the college club to Auction 44 representatives George Strimmel, left, and Walter Mohr. At a recent meeting of the Northeastern Pennsyl- vania Chapter of the American Society for Metals, John Urbanic from the National Headquarters of ASM in Metals Park, Ohio, presented the charters of two newly for med student chapters at Wilkes College and LCCC. The ASM is dedicated to the advancement of scientific and technical knowledge with respect to the manufacture, use, and treatment of metals. There are 122 local chapters throughout the USA and Canada with many members from for- eign countries. The local chapters have monthly meetings where experts present technical programs. Thei'e are over 100 members in the Northeastern Pennsylvania chapter. The new student chapters presently have thirty members. Here, college advi- sors and officers of the newly chartered chapters meet. American Society For Metals WW? V eanvwv wwwz: Seated, front left: Anthony R. Trovitch, LCCC chairman; John Urbanic, .ASM headquarters; Richard Simkulak, Wilkes chairman. Standing: Jeanne Geneczko, Wilkes; Dr. J ames Tools, Wilkes advisor; Frank Buzin, LCCC; Carl Philistine, LCCC: Alvin Topfer, LCCC advisor; Joseph Lock, Wilkes; Craig Miller, Wilkes. Electronics Club Officers of the Electronics Club are seated, from left: Ray Savner, treasurer; John Tomaine, president; Paul Rollman, vice president; Glen Vesloski, secretary At the LCCC exhibit of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Home Show, Fran 0ndrea and Angela Falzone, at left, answer questions of two visitors. Membexs of the organizational group for Sports Day are seated, from left, Ruth Colleen Hagan, basketball; Kathy Carbonate, tennis; Ruby Steele, women s athletics adviser; Jennifer Corbin, basketball; Debbie Tanner, volleyball. Standing: Mary Delaney, Mark Mikiewicz, Jule E. Moore, Marie Borkowski. Forensics First row, from left, Rich Bonin, Donna Feldman, adviser; Mary Beth Preston, Don Enz. Second row: Marilyn Goodsir, John Windsor, Jim Hollock, Joe Gurko. Absent: Dan Przewlocki, Bill Kepping, Sharon Baluta. Beta Lambda Gamma From left, David Achey, Bob Turner, Ron Womelsdorf, Dominic Patemiani, Paul Lawson. Hotel and Restaurant Management students demonstrate proper table settings. Business Club First row, from left, Art Reabuck, advisor, Dennis Moore, Bob Devlin, Debbie Broadhead, Nathan Katz, Art Roberts, Walter Bednar, advisor, Second row: Jack Bogdon, Mike Katchur, Dean Welch, J De Gurko, Brad Gordon. Below, officers of the club, seated, from the left, Bob Devlin, treasurer; Frederick Simms, vice president; Dennis Moore, president; Debbie Broadhead, secretary. b u H m T m w T 10 lu C 112688 Bus Student Government Officers of Student Government, seated, from left, Pat Blazes, recording secretary; Jim Dennis, president; Karen Kleitz, corresponding secretary. Standing, Emil Haraschak, Foster Brague, Mike Bednar, representatives. Absent: Gale Humenan- ski, vice president; Mary Kale, treasurer; Joel Kislin, Donna Kravabloski, Barbara Jeffreys, Donald Hanson, representatives. Below, activities of Student Government for the year were concentrated on the annual spring dinner-dance, held this year at the Host Motel. Student Government Dinner Dance Committee, seated, from left, Karen Kleitz, entertainment; Donna Kravabloski, refreshments; Sharon Baluta, tickets. Standing: Ray Kyle, Don Hanson, Mike Bednar, Dave Fontaine. Seated, Joel Kislin, James Dennis and their dates. Standing, James Athert 11, Mr. and Mrs. George McCutcheon. College Takes Active Personnel from the college served as captains and volunteer workeis for WVIA-TVs second 11Auction 44 , and were engaged in soliciting merchandise and services auctioned off over the local public television station during the evenings of auction week, June 6-12, 1971. George McCutcheon, LCCCis Director of Continuing Education and Placement, served as regional chairman for solicitations in the Greater Wilkes-Barre area, and many of the colleges professional staff, non-professional personal, and students volunteered to make solicitations. Part In Auction 44 Bing Crosby, vice president of Northeastern National Bank and Trust Company and president of WVIA-TV Board of Directors met with the group to assist them in their planning. Seated, from left: Stan Bielawa, Wesley E. Franklin, Henry Williams, Mrs. Mary Pryor, Mr. Crosby, Dr. Bryon L. Rinehimer, Jr., and Gale Humenanski. Standing: Dr. David R. Duncan, Joseph Lenahan, John Hudak, Arthur Reabuck, John D. Wills, William A. Fulton, Paul Gravell, Harold J. Cole, and John Zlotek. Receiving donor cards for solici- tations, from left, are Ronald J. Pohala, assistant professor of biology, Charlene Satchwell and Marilyn OiMalley, LCCC stu- dents helping with clerical tasks; and Mark H. Adolson, associate professor of biology. Pohala is co-ordinating solicitations in the Ashley area, and Adelson is assisting with gifts in the Kingston-Forty-Fort locale. The college was pleased that so many of its professional staff and classified personnel volun- teered their services in soliciting businesses and private homes for items to be used at the auction. In addition to solicitors, workers were used for many auction duties, including individuals to serve as auctioneem, models, table managers, and hostesses. Funds raised during the auction telecasts will be utilized in many Channel 44 broadcasting and service areas, including improved viewer reception, color telecast- ing of local programming, new programming, and new commun- ications building planned for construction by 44. Luzerne County Mental Health Association held its annual Mental Health Symposium in cooperation with Kings College and LCCC this year. Dr. Guy V. Ferrell was general chairman. He is pictured here with Ed Wallison, planning committee; Rev. Andrew Pillarella, president of the LCMHA; George Machinchic, Kinghs; Mrs. Kay Edgerton, staff psychologist at United Rehabilitation Services. Commander Sapser, Dallas American Legion, presents a flag to Dr. Ferrell. The flag will be down at the college. Members of the colleges board of trustees, admin- istration, and faculty lunch with representatives of Middle Atlantic States Accreditation Association in preparation for the self-evaluation process to take place during the coming year. The college Counseling Center sponsored again this year a Christmas ttGab-Inf, Gerald OtConnor, Dr. David Duncan, and John Sammon are shown preparing for the get-together. Alumni, present students, faculty, and administrators are invited to meet and discus transferring to other colleges and employment opportunities. Scenes of the gab-in are on the following pages. nu ++++++ M Above, Coach Atherton and, kneel- ing, John Walters, Tony Modrov- sky. Standing, Dave Washinski, John Darraugh, and Stan Bielawa. To the right, Rick Firda, Mike Dimaggio, John Walters, James Atherton, George Petrylak, Tony Modrovsky, J 0e Duda. Mu, w, WHMWNMMWM... First row, from left, David Barvinski, Tom Davis. Second Row, ' kneeling, Sam Elias, Bill Lehman, Dennis Slosser, Richard Kern, Fran VP res tllng Ondrea, Ken Malia, Standing: Coach Yeager, Bill Oeller, Bob Walters, Joel Kislin, Willard Oliphant, Gary Alters, Glen Rittenhouse, Frank 60nnw Stanish. y w Right: Ed Walljson wishes best luck to LCCC representatives to National Wrestling Tournament. From left, Joel Kislin, Wallison, Brooke Yeager, Gary Alters, Tom Davis. Below: Mr. and Mrs. Kislin welcome home their son, a national champion, and the rest of the college delegation. ' 4 a 5'14l71 ome C From left Bill Kennedy, Mickey Cunningham, Lou Biago, captain, Ed Heffron, coach, Dave Koch, Rich Faison and Frank Kempinski. of intercolle 5-3 record . ' by the NJ. CA.A. regional golf toumament be, May 16, 17, and 18 at Daver, Delaware, where the minutemen finished 9th e 5e1dcf- 15 of theta , nP U ,1 with a two 3;ear record of 11.5; d a among the tdp 10 1vgolfers: 1n Region 19. Freshman Dave K0011 ably filled the remaining 3 starting positi ; d he mdak hing First row, from left, Ruby Steele, coach, Jennifer 4I omen ,8 Corbin, manager, Donna Kravabloski, Rita Pieczynski, Cindy Katoski, B. J. Wojcik, Charlotte Matikiewicz, Irene Kleynowski. Second row, Cris B a S k e t b a l l Evans, Sue Pomanek, Doris Jastremski, Pam Fries, Doris Kuklewicz, Linda Kuprionas, J oAnn Kreseski, Jule E. Moore, manager. arty sampetitioni fin Mans , , was much stronger than he record show, bus was i'piagued by iniw andll Soph. Jim 013ml! andaii'reshman Charm Barto- sevich :Tesultea 3;: many claw matches. . , h , ; Lehigh CC Bucknell Fr. Baptist Bible Northampton CC C W C 'J nV ,setdst the wmmng of the league champmn- ,-sh ip. Due to Elbe d icationof every amed . E ch anti J every member contributed to the ,, t s 6 sh d b 3811:st alu able Pl yer. Sam Elias was a two 11 0114 JP hetti, mg, BobPScatton ' ,fPCatch r5, were Joe B Cheerleaders Above, the college cheerleaders meet at the beginning of the year to plan their operation and activities. Seated, from left, Kitty Fortune, Tina Falcone, Sujanet Mason, adviser, Ruth Ann Sweeney, captain, Debby Duffin. Standing, James Atherton, Director of Student Activities, Cathy Price, Sharon Yuzwicki, Sandy Sekel, Marion LaBrutte, Rita Pieczynski, Dr. Byron L. Rinehimer, Jr., Dean of Students. h .9 f fof'v; ; twig: gag, , m S V , ,, :3 1 f3; 2g, 5 f ,, e . 1 t e j, : dg , , t h w r e I fig , .9 rdz-ai 4; Sixteen high school Cheerleading squads from throughout Luzerne County competed in the 1971 annual LCCC Cheerleading Contest. Six squads qualified for the finals, held in conjunction with a college sports doubleheader. At right, the girls from Dallas High School display their acrobatics. Below, from left, the co-captains from Sacred Heart, Plains, runner-up; George Mc- Cutcheon fianked by the co-captains from St. Johnts, Pittston, Iirst place; the co-captains from West Side Central Catho- lic, Kingston, runner-up. LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE THIRD ANNI'AL ,, . ' L L, 3 L x . , Athletic Awards Banquel V ' ' V ,, , ' ' , , . ' I E TL'FSDAY. MAY In. Mr: V . , ' ' L' 610R M. GEMTTIS HonL ' 1 1 t . x A f A 5 ' ' Wvlkcx-Bann Pennuhlnu ' . x p L y; . . t A , A . Above, the head table. Below, the dinner principals, from left, Ed Wallison, toastmaster; Rev. Francis J. Houston, benediction; Dr. Guy V. Ferrell, remarks; T. Ralph Pug, Williams, speaker; James Atherton, introductions; Dr. Byron L. Rinehitner, Jr., welcome. :39 I cgsv? 3.1. twat; Ilia? nu..- , m n y m M w K Most Valuable Player Awards Presenteo Above, the athletics coaches, from left, James Atherton, basketball; Sujanet Mason, cheerleaders; Paul Reichwein, baseball; Paul Kretschmer, cross country; Ruby Steele, womews basketball and men,s tennis; Brooke Yeager, wrestling.- At Athletics Banquet Below, most valuable players, as selected by their team mates, from left, Rick Filda, basketball; Phil Brislin, tennis; Charles Anstett, baseball; B. J. Wojcik, womeds basketball; Bob Bray, cross country; Joel Kislin, wrestling. Absent, Rich Faison, golf. EVELYN STAPAY GAIL B. AUDI Lazarus Photography Studio Senior Portraits Thank you for your initiative and willingness to experiment along with us? Credits SAN DI SITKOWSK Senior Seen m MARIE O EPH Administratiun Section Faculty ,ccfiun SHARON BALUTA Activities Section Students of Luzernc County mnnunity College Mrhank you for supporting the yearbook. LE COMTE STAFF ART MILLER Photography