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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

GEORGE ADAMS, 141 Fern St., Freeland; Hotel and Res- taurant Management, Associ- ate in Applied Science. JOHN ll 12?MiriamESE, 130 E. Church St., NanticMWww w Restaurant Manage ment. ED ALLABAUGH, 180 el an Res.- Bare; Secretarial Science, : AssoEiEt in Applied Science; WilkesL arre Vocational- Technical'School, Nursing; I nm,8,3;: iQPsiSor- gig : silent; Student gumeent; Newspaper. CHARLES J. IQNDERIKA, 700 Ann St. gk'ryea; General fStudies, Ax- Wlte in Arts. ashIngton St., Nantlcoke' : 4;- ' Verciai Art, Associate in ie ScIence DOROTHY Technolog . L' RRY BARNES, 'RD a Dallas; ' A oc in ArtsmTONY BA- ngI 640 N. Vine St., 2115fon; Education; Drama Club; Literary Magazine; Wilkes College. PATRICIA BARRETT, 836 E. 3rd St., Berwick; Education, Associ- ate in Science; Bloomsburg State College. GEORGE ADAMS PAULA AMOS JOHN L. ALBANESE HENRY J. AMBROSE CHAR LES ANDERIKA JEANETTE ARNONE JAN AURAND JOHN J. BABSKIE DOROTHY BALESTER HANK BANASZEK LARRY BARNES TONY BARONIO PATRICIA BARRETT LYNN A. BARTZ JOSEPH B EEUN AS LOUISE BIASSI ewspaStaI:a LL 0 L - k ,, u ' o 4'; elf f Sorority. 'ISH, v 47 McGinnis -uth; Generd Stu- ciate in Science; State University, ' Ski Club, Base- D BLAKE, 152 ., Mountaintop' dies; Kutztgwn e; Wrestling. ' . BLAZIC K, gston; Gene iate in Sci DONNA BEIER LE ELMER BISH DAVID BLAKE LEONARD R. BLAZICK DENNIS BONNING ROBERT BOOS BOB BORNEO ANN BOYLAN THOMAS BRENNAN MARY PATRICIA BRISLIN EUGENE BROWN if . NEIL BROWN ROBERT B. BRUNSON wn State Col- Circle K; Delta BARBARA BRUSSOCK PAULA BUTKOVSKY '1 x hnticoke; General St frcle K. THOMAS LA CONWAY, 19 Lawren Wilkes Barre; Gene dies; Golf' Circl JOSEPH BUTSICK JOSEPH CARDIMONA MARY LEE CARTER DEBORAH CHIKOWSKI GERALD CHUNKO ROBERT E. CLEAVER KATHLEEN CONRAD THOMAS LAW CONWAY THOMAS CURRY STEVE DeBARRY BARRY P. DeSA LVO JOE DEVIGILI PETER DiSAVERIO MARY PAT DOLON JOHN DONAHUE HENRY J. DORAN JANET DROZDA THOMAS E. DURLAND BARRY P. DeSALVO, R. 145 William St., Pittston; Busi- ness Administration, Associ- ate in Science; Student Gov- erm-nt. JOE DEVIGI '- St., Hazlet- t. PETER D 68 L MARINA DUTKO BONNIE EVANS LAWRENCE EVANS BERNIE FEDORCHAK BONNIE FERLINGER TOM FELA DIANE FELLA LOIS FERDO JOSEPHINE FIALKOWSKI x L $39 SANDRA FISCHER LEE FRITH SANDIE A. GESSOR MICHAEL GILBERT DIANE GILROY EILEEN GIRARD HAL GOLDSTEIN CAROL GOLECKI s Barre; Mathe- ience; Villanova Education, Associ- :14 nce. CAROL G0- 8 Lacoe 81., West , Sodial Science, As- JAMES GOWER THEODORE GRABOWSKI Technology A , DIANE GRANT JOSEPH GRELLA 11 LENNY GUITSON LEOREN HARRIS KEVIN HAZELTON CLAUDIA HERMITT SUSAN HERSHBERGER 12 : RONALDH 8bx'125 :u H telan a ,, 699 Roosevelt St.,r V KATHLEEN HOBAN ROBERT HOBAN General Studies, A V in Science. JULI 319 E. Grand St Business Tech Club, Secre HOBAN, : 8 West Pittsto j Mansfield St - cie K. ROB 25 U2 Market Education, Ass ence; King's Co g an's Fraterni ' ernment; B. F. HOGAN, West Pittst JOYCE H 0. St., Wilke Science, Honors 1 JOSEPH F. HOGAN JOYCE HOOLEY JAMES P. HOPKINS JUDI INMAN ROBERT JACEK MARK JAGIELSKI DOROTHY JANUSZIEWICZ GLENYS JONES ROBERT JONES JOHN JOSEPH DARIA KOCHANIEVICH STEPHEN KONDRAK JAMES KOSCIELSKI ANTHONY KUZO MANSUR LAKADAWALA 1S 4- E LATZE 300 VE'nors 1; Baseball. BART A AIJIKE,S 47 N. Emp' y: Wilkes Barre'-- : prr St, PringIe; I ctural Engineering T nology; Wrestling. JO , I AKUCH 224 Enterprise, LARRY LIEB ROBERT JOHN LUCHI 16 WIL LIAM LEV ER RICHARD LUPINSKY SHARON MAHER CHARLIE MAIRA BARBARA MAJIKES JOSEPH MAKUCH JIM MALLON NICK MARINO, JR. THOMAS MARRIOTT GARY MARTIN 17 DAVID MAZAIKA, 29 Snyder Ave., McAdoo; Architectural Engineering Technology. KIP Mc CABE, 209 Walnut St., Berwick; General Studies; East Stroudsburg State Col- lege; Wrestling; Veteran's Fraternity. PAMELA BROOKE McHENRY, Box 7, Camb - P , 14 5 . DAVID MAZAIKA KI McCABE aUFRANK McKEOWNH- ,9 , Ridge St., Nanticoke nity; Wrestling. PAUL A RICLE, 32 Butler St. Fort; Humanities; Ki L College, THOMAS J. ME: A RICLE, 47 Price St, Kings ton; Social Science; Veteg an's Fraternity. HELEN MAID DAUG H, 339 Main Rd., But- tonwood, Wilkes Barre; Edue - cation, Associate in Scie ce Hanors 1,2,3; Wilkes Col egi'e, ;; Newspape gWAYNE MILELER . 689 N Washmgton St., W Ik PAMELA BROOKE McHENRY LUCILLE McKENNA tural Engmeering Technofogy, As iate in Applied Science; A W FRANK McKEOWN DONALD J. MELAN 18 THOMAS J.E. MERICLE HELEN MIDDAUGH ; 1; WAYNE MILLER THOMAS S. MORENKO DAVE MORRIS MICHAEL MOSS WILLIAM S. MULLEN MARIANNE MURPHY 19 A , $6 HELEN OHL WALTER PACHICK PAUL J. PASLAWSKY PATTY PERRY MARTY PLUMMER THOMAS POLUKA DEBBIE POPOVICH BLAINE C. READLER WADE REEVES 20 HELEN OHL, 25 Montgomery Ave., West Pittston; Social Science, Associate in Arts; Honors 3; King's College; Student Government; Dance. WALTER PACHICK, 83 Sheri- dan SL, Wilkes Barre; Social Science; PAUL J. PASLAW- SKY, 245 South Kennedy 1 Editor. PATTY PERRY, ner Ave., Wilkes ' l tectural Engineering Tech- ' I nology. SHARON LEE R0- :ERTS, 307 James St., Kings- A , F Ia klin Federal Loan Association. OMANSKI, Pad WILLIAM H. REIGLE II MARY ROGAN . JOHN D. ROMANOSKI SHARON LEE ROBERTS JANE ROGERS CARL ROSTOCK 21 EILEEN ROWLANDS ROBERT ROWLANDS KAREN LOUISE SAUNDERS FRANCIS JUDE SCHAPPERT MARY SCHLOSSER MARK SCHRODE MARY SEIWELL JOSEPH SHAFER 22 SUDHIR D. SHAH PAU LETTE SIEN E CHERY L SKAPURA I in Appli ience; Fpnors 1,2,3; Sk Iub, Treasurer :MARK SMDE, 3 B vy 5L, Wilk rre; Genera Studies; Mwyhurstzcml Basketball. MARY 207 S. Pine St., H , Secretarial Scienc in Applied Scienc 1,2,3,4 :JOSEPH CINDY SHELDON HELENE SIRAK PAUL S. SKVARLA 23 JILL ANN SMITH PATRICK SMITH BOB SMOLKO DARCY L. SNYDER GEORGE W. SOPPECK, JR. CATHERINE A. STELLA R. STONE GARY STRINEY BERNIE SUHAMSKI ggm LINDA L. SUPKOWSKI SHARON ANN TRUBELA CAROL TIMKO MICHAEL TRUSA JILL ANN SMITH, 119 DHeVIa-W' ware Ave., West Pittston; General Studies; Bloomsburg State College. PATRICK SMITH, RD Hf Varman St., Plymouth; Electrical Elec- tronics Engineering Tech- nology; Wrestling. BOB SMOL- KO, .1405. Hancock St. Wilkes- Barret Hotel and E'Rtesw? taurant Management, Associ- ate in Applied Science; Ho- nors 2; University of New Haven; Circle K. DARCY L. SNYDER, 107 Manhattan St., Ashley; General Studies; East Stroudsburg State ,; CQ ,l ,lege; Cheerleader, Co-Captain; I: - p. GEORRGETW. H ' .,:E25,;N9tt'ing- 1b , Science; H 25 STEVEN UHAS LESLIE ROBIN UNGAR JOHN G.- UPDYKE JENNIE VALICK JAMES J. VECCHIO DAVID WARKE 26 GARY DAVID WENDORF JONELLE WHEATLEY JOSEPH WHITE DONALD J. WILDES JANE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS DAVID J. WILSON TOM WINARSKI JOAN WOJTOWICZ GARY WOMELSDORF : . ,: . MARY T. YATKO KATHY YELO : MICHELE YURKOWSKI M, I ' DANIEL GORDON YURSHA JOSEPH ZAMULINSKY GERRIE ZYNEL LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Payment Receipt Voucher Date: NAME: ADDRESS: CITY STATE: w 2mg N swig F 096' g Ros 0'01! PE .7 4M Cr Sr 00; look P557411; 44,9 . p5 MVSYLV Mlools 04?? 4404 504 8534 Re Ce v v89 Mi 3 ca Z Zan m C Middle R E to N o d P ?xxwe TOTAL PAYMEN. pplicant: 'Dsp COM Na e ml. Street MUN, S Advkw MLEEQJ ptOf mu me?1' ctlelE CASHIER . . . . . . . Ocial . ........ of coke, ,, GE rlty 8o. ......... 8 , o, 1963 DplI'Cant Nu bet. .............. gISfrab-ol' Fee 4 LCCC F-10 oEnte, ............ '5'? s url'icU D Feb ..... , ----- gum I D J Wary, 19 Cu, . '7'! NE couNN wdcn. new Office 0 lily, 1 ,,,,,, . WQH N161 msvecJ 5uz$ o. WbCM 900! ...... 3 Spring ....... In P Nunhcoke' Appl. ' mmer cw , .......... O Icafion ............... D Sepfem ........... . 3 . ........ r; 3h M D 10.00 Oce s' EFee F 0.13,, , 19.. ..... 6w 9 ' w ' ate W-ti 9 Fall , 4d , 1 No . mom9 ew w 3.9 :, de H-P' oglaT .P- DundaKWY Pf: P WARE aw xco use - m $$st N0. Says. gtzeme gauntg 60mmunifg gollpge 19-21 NORTH RIVER STREET 0 WlLKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA 18711 Almlnmr-Non Dear Applicant: It is a pleasure to inform you the to Luzerne County Community College as a approved for the Semester, based upon the assumption that you will g1 the near future or that you currently hold diploma. Ac has been acceptance is .90m high school in .xgh school equivalency errne County Community V4thin three 131 weeks ader for fifty dollars This nondrefundable space has been tester desige 1 tuition. otted If you plan to accept a! College, please send to the after receipt of this lette 1$50.001 payable to Luzern advance registration fee ' reserved for you. When 3 nated above, the amount If you fail to submit y three-week time period changed and will placc Each full-time wi Test tACT1 for acad your local high so? are unable to comp for which you are diately. The entirt acquainted wit possible to m Please conta MSKEm Enclr IMPC ysed envelope. 35 36 COLLEGE WELCOMES NEW PRESIDENT DR. BYRON L. RINEHIMER, JR., President of Luzerne County Community College CURRICULAR ADVISORY COMMITTEES TO THE LUZERNE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BOARD OF TRUSTEES sponsorof Business Technology MI Kenneth G. Kirk THE LUZERNE COUNTY MISS Rose M. Cannon COMMUNITY COLLEGE M1. Sndney kaelstein Mrs Chrlshne Kills Mr. Frankth Gager Mrr Michael F Marranca EDMUND c WIDEMAN, IR,, Chairman Mr, David N. Schooley FRANK P. CROSSIN ETHEL A, PRICE Commmia' A Mrs Dorothy M Bakev Mr. Guy A Llewellyn; Jr. M Mr, Paul Gates Mr Ruben F Moore Mr. Andrew Ketch Mr George Moses Mr. Paul Lauer Mr. Lennard Stankunas BOARD OF TRUSTEES Enginaeving Technology A , Mr. Robert J Overman 2$ M q r, Thomas G, Rauenzahn Mr. Paul M. Rodda M ames 2 a . . M mam ge g ' Mr. Donald c. Smathers IN GUNSHORE Vlce-Chalrman i Jo V N. ngbf , . 4. ' g? el dud Restaurant Managem f1 ajl M i8 3 1L . I 9 Mr. idwarng ML koben A; ES M. TOOLE Chairman Secretary 3 t f. 0 flef L .ldIEIR MRS ETHEL A. PRICE W 2, t MR. JOHN ROMAN MA ICHAEL TURCO . - , Mrs. Nancy Super Dr. Joseph W, Ehvhan Mr. Ernest E. Weghorst 38 1 . . Above with MARGUERITE BOHN Executive Secre- D R' eh'me' tary. Blelow, with WESLEY FRANKLIN, Administrative Assistant to the President ; PAUL R. BANKOVICH Mathematics FRED ABRAMOFF JAMES ATHERTON Political Science Dir. of Student Activities -. .. m nu, .uw ML WALTER J. BEDNAR JEANETTE BIOSEVAS Business Reading Specialist JACK BECCARIS Economics 40 ROBERT J. BUCZYNSKI WILLIAM CAMP ROBERT L. CARSON Electronics Technology History English LEONA L. CASTOR ROBERT N. COHEE HAROLD J. COLE Director of Nursing Director of Library Business BETTY Z. CUMMINGS JAMES DANKO JOSEPH B. DeSANTO French Dir. of Career Resources Engineering Technology DR. DAVID R. DUNCAN ROLAND EAGLE GEORGE F. ERMEL Dean of Students Mathematics Associate Librarian DENNIS T. FARRELL DONNA L. FELDMAN ROBERT S. GALARDI Psychology Speech Dir. of Business and Finance 42 0 PAUL GRAVELL FRANCIS B. HANIFY EDWARD J. HELTZEL Graphics English Mathematics ANN ISAACS DACIA V. JONES DR. JACK A. JONES Nursing Physical Education Dir. of Cont. Ed. 8c Eve. Sess. JOHN ROBERT KELLEHER MICHAEL L. KELLY STEPHEN KOHUT English English Compt. 84 Coor. of Fed. Programs 43 2Tx ; 3j2$ i . DAVID KOZEMCHAK PAUL F. KRETSCHMER MICHAEL S. KWAK Audio-Visual Technician Physical Education Dir. of Admissions 8: Registrar I $ ' o 1- o '1 '13. Au KENNETH A. LEWIS JAMES P. MALKAMES SUJANET MASON Physics Hotel 8: Restaurant Admin. Speech , l: ' ' 44 DR. DAVID J. MASONER GEORGE McCUTCHEON DR. EUGENE D. MILLER Dean of Instruction Dir. of Counseling Services Chemistry ROBERT E. MITTRICK DR. BYRON E. MYERS GERARD J. O'CONNOR History Asso. Dean. Tech. Career Prog. Senior Counselor RONALD J. POHALA CORA R. PORTER MARIE T. RASIMOVICZ Biology Nursing Nursing '1. PAUL J. REICHWEIN JOHN H. SAMMON PATRICK J. SANTACROCE Physical Education Senior Counselor Coor. of Developmental Studies ARTHUR M. SAXE GEORGE L. SCHELLING RUTH G. SEEHERMAN Mathematics Commercial Art Nursing SHELDON SPEAR DAVID T. STOUT ALVIN R. TOPPER History English Engineering Technology SUE A. TOPPER EDWARD J. WALLISON GAY H. WELBORN Associate Librarian Coor. of Community Services Hotel 81 Restaurant Management ANTHONY R. WIDEMAN JOHN D. WILLS VERONICA WITT Business Engl ish Coor. of Bookstore 8: Vend. Services 47 W. BROOKE YEAGER JOHN P. ZLOTEK TEDDI STEMPIEN Biology Biology Secretary BONNIE KOMSKI JEANIE TANEY HAROLD EDWARDS, JR. Library Clerk Library Clerk General Accountant 8: Bursar MARY JONES MARSELLA GULICK BARBARA DROBISH Secretary Library Clerk Principal Secretary MADELINE ARCHAVAGE LOUISE TUCKER PATTI RAWLINS Switchboard Operator Principal Secretary Principal Secretary MARYELLEN MUDZIK GEN PALSHA IRENE WHITE Secretary Payroll Clerk Secretary 49 RUBY J. CARMON RUTH H. DONOHUE CARL HOMISH Physical Education Senior Counselor Coor. of Pur. 8cEquipment Inv. ROBERT A. JANOSOV WILLIAM E. KENNEDY ANDREW PALENCAR History History Commercial Art 2h Design ROY E. PIPHER JOHN PISANESCHI HOWARD PURCELL English English Commercial Art 33'. Design 50 ; DR. CHORINJETH RAJAGOPALAN LEO R. SELLOCK LNBASIL M. SENYKV Biology Sociology Business JOSEPH W. TALARSKY DONALD P. ZLOTEK English Mathematics 51 57 61 62 63 65 x', STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION f 5x x VERNMENT DINNER DANCE y i w-dlmn v AGIKI . V. r: 4PFHv 71 72 v . l I . h . I11 13.301.0149 L t I!!- .15!!er 73 MOI ? NIWSPAPII M luxorno CouMy Community College In Cubo THE MINUTEM Volume 1. Number 1 April, 1974 ROW 1: Mike Dobransky, Ann BOVIaN, Glenys J0n95, lawsky, editor, Frank Mc Keown, Bob Borneo. At right, Paula Amos. ROW 2: Leonard Blazick, Sharon Maher, scenes from the newspaper outing at Mellody Park. Mark Jagielski, Priscilla Wnuk, co-editor, Paul Pas- 74 DRAMA John Pisaneschi, left, rehearses variety show cast: KNEELING: Carl Rostock, Joseph Shafer, Jim Nicholas, Mike Dobranski, Elmer Bish, John Castagna. STAND- ING: Anthony Baronio, Ann Boylan, Priscilla Wnuk, Lynne Bartz, Lenny Blazick. CEN- TER: Janet Drozda and Bill McGlone. RIGHT: Janet Drozda in lead of Little Thea- ter's m 76 ABOVE: Ann Boylan, Donna Beierle, Lucy McKenna. BELOW: Sharon Washko, Ann Boylan, Lucy McKenna. j Wm YOU d: YOUR ?gmLEj $ 2' ?Hahds OWE, WNWSD $5 TO OTTand Tha LUZHM me 5;? Ommumy Qwegew chmca $9th 0 u EANAQE QWEZ Thogcmg M Q3. SA 4 g x $3.0M m The, gT ODE NY LOUNbE: EwXderr 7 6R wsiwf c: g?ta 32,. D ELTA PS I 80 R0 RITY SEATED:PauIa Amos, Debbie Chikowski, Jeanette Biosevas, advisor, Judy Becker, Judi Inman. STANDING: Mary Pat Dolan, Louise Biassi, Mary Jean Heston, Glenys Jones, Mary Lee Carter. YEARBOOK FROM LEFT: Glenys Jones, Sharon Maher, Priscilla Wnuk, David Stout, advisor, Eileen Rowlands. 78 79 80 ROW 1: Samuel Parri, Pat McHale, Robert Wasser, Blaine Readler, Todd Wills. ROW 2: Eric Cocco, Brian Morchel, Jerome Hans, Joseph Koskulutz, James Finnan, Frank Pudlo. ROW 3: Charles Raver, Harold Cannon, John Koterba, John Truax, Mike Baranc- ho, Robert Buczynski, advisor. WANDA VETERAN'S FRATERNITY FO RE N S I CS FROM FAR LEFT: Donna Feldman, advisor, Mary Pat Dolan, Karen Saunders, David Barna, Judi In- man, Judy Becker, Jeff Kindler. 81 CIRCLE K The Spirit: cef Ciml 0 he letter began, Dear Friend. It ended like this: 'tlf you wish to be part of this clean up effort and have no one to help organize it in your area, write to the Attack Against Agnes Committee. 90 Ster- ling Avenue, Dallas. PA, We will be pleased to have you as part of our project. After Hurricane Agnes raked the Eastern States last year, flood waters blanketed many areas of Pennsyl- vania. The Wyoming Valley area was especially hard hit. and the scene in Luzerne County was hectic. wet. and desperately in need of repair. Flood damage ran high It wauld take a lot of time and hard work to erase what the flooding had left behind. When the waters receded, the Cir- cle K Club from Luzerne Commun- ity College reported to their campus to begin cleaning up what had been a clean, attractive college. While en- gaged in their work. members of the club talked about planning a valley- wide cleanup effort. All that re- mained after that was to do it The first step Circle K took was to call a meeting of Kiwanians. Circle K and Key Club members from the area to help plan the operation. The Dallas Kiwanis Club. Dallas Key Club, Penn. State University at Leh- man. Wilkes College. GtAtR. Key Club and West Side Technical High School all joined the Circle K'ers from Luzerne in their effort to plan an effective program to tight the aRermath of the flood. They wrote letters to every club in their district. asking that they too direct their ener- gies where they were needed most. where the flooding had hit the harde est. A weekend of hard work was planned and many clubs offered to help. Others sent checks to aid flood victims in the valley. 82 ABOVE, SEATED: Vince Marchikaitis, Peggy Hall, Mansur Lakadawala, Joseph Suprum. STANDING: Diane Grant, Marjorie Morris, Marge Papsun, Josephine Fialkow- ski. BELOW: national recognition came to the College club via a magazine article on Circle K's flood clean-up participation. RIGHT: scenes from the club-spon- sored Coffee Cube, a regular Friday night open house. Plintlng . . . was a Dan 0! the elean-up Circle K then determined which families needed their help most and planned to hold the cleanup on the weekend of September 30. All the clubs in the area were there. Circle K Clubs from Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science and New York College of Insurance showed up to lend a hand. In addition to these clubs. members of West Chester Kiwanis Club and West Chester High School provided some much needed manpowerl When the weekend was over. the amount ofwork done was incredible. almost as incredible as the amount left to dot It was obvious that another weekend would be needed. Time was getting on into October. and another weekend was being planned for the Spring because of the prohibitive weathert The rou A of workers from West Chester responded to the idea with a phone call and still another work weekend was planned for the last weekend of the month. in spite of the weather. Sixteen High School students and four Kiwanians showed up from West Chester and joined the people from Luzerne. No matter how hard they worked. more and more things popped up that needed to be done, Circle K responded with a helping hand. wherever and whenever there was a need. The club volunteered their ser- vices to the local Fire Dept.. aiding them in installing fence posts around their recreation area-a project that had been neglected in the summer because the Attack Against Agnes touk all their time. i ucle Keys somng Xmas stockings '0' the needy tahovet ano Vencmg .n rea tbelowl bum can 0! the Attack Agamst Agnes Thei forms. Th program w gifts for 1104 unable to holidays be imposed b signs and b rants wher munity cou were in the contagious. hundred gij to 500 grat sian Orthod The attit Circle K h encompasse Industries a mas stockin dren in the Circle K am to the ch who had 0 giving Chris M the flood The club next by pain The paint a the job were nated by th club, Word spr and letters Circle K Clu the Kiwanis and the Wet in West Chq willingness t weekendl T overwhelmin Bl'Ea. As the pr folded, pl distributing families and cleanup wee Reprinted with permission from CIRCLE K MAGAZIN February 1974 in the full 0r had expresscd an ine tcrest in aiding the program was in- 11 took many formcdt One 01' the more mming episodes of the story of Luzernc Circle K oc- curred :it this pointt A senior citilcni helped out on mzmy occasions by he hardships club members. asked that she be They placed ahic to help in their efforts, The idea local restau- of making puppies from yarn nnd 0f the com' coat hangcm to be given to children - Circle K'CI'S nt Emtcr came up. and this run seemed to be hclprul lady made a mm mm L'hl - ed over seven drcn .1 little happier nt Pinter with ributed them her work. She is now an honorary and the Rus- mcmhcr nfLuIcrnc Circiu K Club. The club nccdud money m huy fond fur the needy: mmlly the elder- Iy, in thc milcv, The Spirit of Circle K was .xtmng as ever. and the club was able to misc over 51.000 for fuml purchawst ln zitldilion. they raised another $167 on Cilmplh for their Easter Basket Program. Circle K distributed the food in program for those whn ncctlctl it. By mm' Circlc K o the victims fncm were .1 familiar sight in the mile . Icy, The response of the community their efforts to the efforts of these undunte was ide ofhomes. one of um'lulh. gratitude and npprm cimion. The cvidcncc of their many mnntin of hard work could hi: sccn cvcrw'hcrc one looked. Mnst lcuturex :thmxt Single Survive Projects make some mention of the number ot'nmn-hnurs put him it. the amount 0i. money misml hy it. m' the Southampton nwxirdx that it iUUk. This one plncctl ate Academy first at the International Cunvcntinn pressing their in Miami Beach Inst summclz II in- n their spring volvcd members nli the entire Du! effect was K-ani t mrking logctllcl' m lcntl .1 nut the entire strong, much needed hand. It worked. mid innyhc thntk all that he spring un- nucdt to be said. It was planned. it made for began and it ended xxhcn it uas kets to needy Finkhctl. for the next When Circle K urn Dcm' set for May Friend. cvcrynnc in th' Wymuing -COMMU N ITY INVOLVEMENT- . . THE SEVENTH ANNUAL LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE :xmlmou or COMMERCIAL ART AND Fuorooumv am .5 MAY 1 h MAV m. 197! mun LOBBY sTEnuua NOYEL m mussnnu FEATURING uusmmon Gmmc ARYS Biology Department Chairman, Mark Adelson, and Brooke Yeager tour the science laboratories. mm, MG memmmfmfmmj ,, A ,; h h Held in conjunction with the Wilkes-Barre Chamber ViSit Your College Week attracted high SChOOI stu- h of Commerce Cherry Blossom Festival, the College's dents and county residents to the campus. TOP? George h Art Department once again presented its exhibition McCutcheon welcomes guidance counselors. ABOVE: in the Hotel Sterling. Kenneth Lewis, Dr. Charles Reif, Wilkes College 84 I , w , g? l;- , l . uduk ,, le ' l'l' .' . W , v, - College students organized an informational booth at Priscilla Wnuk, at left with Holly Brown, and above the annual Wyoming Valley Parade of Progress to pro- with Tom Morris. Top, the College's annual Transfer mote and advertise the new campus. Assembly. Students joined with faculty in Operation Opportunity, Kenna, Michael Kelly, Paula Amos, Basil Senyk. w i. a volunteer combined effort to promote the College. ROW 3: Paulfaslawski, Priscilla Wnuk, Ralph E- ROW 1: Bob Borneo, Mike Dobranski, Fred Hallock, clusa, Frank Hanify, Glenys Jones, Donna Beierle, h Lenny Blazick, Bernie Fedorchak. ROW 2: Lucy Mc- Ann Boylan. 85 w 87 i3 1.. x ; if? v . .M , rm: Q BASEBALL MEMBERS OF THE BASEBALL TEAM: Henry Ambrose, Elmer Bish, Andy Chacko, Joe Dorosky, Cy Falatko, Joe Gallagher, Frank Herring, Bob Hoban, Joe Kane, Mike Kinney, Kenneth James, Paul Laure, Bill Lever, Charles Maira, Nick Marino, Mike Michalchick, Fred Melvin, Jerry Murry, Jerry Matisak, Paul Robinson, Ray Stella, John Szychowski, George Ursta, Neil Wolsieffer, Neil West. Paul Reichwein, coach. MEMBERS OF THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Dave Kearney, George Soppeck, Jim Smolinsky, Ted Grabowski, Paul Kazmierski, Joe Beeun- CROSS COU NTRY as, John Swick, Jamie Yourren, Dave Castelli, Joe Rentko, Mike Ha- gan, Kevin Brislin. Paul Kretschmer, coach. 89 CHEER LEADERS: KNEELING: Janice Kryzwicki. STANDING: Louise Biassi, Kathy Cardoni, Kathy Stella, Roberta Jones, Darcy Snyder. TOP: Mary Lee Carter. 90 LUZERNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE F 1E L X HI x; A R? A IXX j XV 1'1 v WV ;; A x SIXTH ANNl'Al. ATHLETIC AWARDS BANQUET SlNIMYJIAY 4.137: amp u HULIIMV INN xhlk- - HHvr r. .m-m um MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS AND THEIR COACHES:Sandra Jane Fischer, Women's Basketball, and Ruby Carmon, coach; Bill Slavinski, Wrestling, and Harry Voight, coach; Joe Dorosky, Baseball, and Paul Reichwein, coach. ':' ??QggigffR'EEKQw a X , ' A?styfw v . MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS AND THEIR COACHES: Paul Kretschmer, coach, Cross Country, Paul Kazmierski and Dave Castelli; Jim Tunney, coach, Golf, and Gary Wendorf; Jim Atherton, coach, Basketball, and Tony Fannick. 91 92 Commencement principals gather before the ceremonies at the President's Reception. FROM LEFT: Dr. Rinehimer, Dr. Myers, Warren E. Ringler, Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education, Main Speaker, Dr. Toole, Dr. Duncan, Basil Senyk, Michael Kwak. 94 95 ..........credits. $ .......portraits..........holidayphoto..........candids .holidayp oto.. ..davidkozemchak. . . .. . ....acehoffman. . .. bob heck . . . . . . . . . .tom considine . . . . . . . . . .markjagielski . . . . . . . . . . jim butterwick ..........annboylan..........dianegrant..........endsheets..........eileen rowlands..........staff..........priscillawnuk..........sharonmaher.......... glenysjones..........advisor..........david stout..........specialappreciation ..........angelastout..........donnahooper..........teddistempien.......... george mccutcheon..........ci'rcle k magazine..........paul jobson