Wilkes University - Amnicola Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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ROBERT PUGLIESE DELPHINE REES LEO REEVE ANNETTE REINER KARL REKAS CAROL REYNAR RICHARD RIBAKOVE DAVID ROSSER RODION RUSSIN STANLEY SANDROSKI STANLEY SCHLOSSER JOHN SCHULER EUGENE SCRUDATO ELMER SHERBA JOSEPH SIKORA JOHN SKUBA BETTY ANN SMITH OLIVER SMITH RICHARD SMITH ANDREW SOFRANKO ROBERTA SIWA RAYMOND TAIT ANN MARIE TUMULIS JOHN TARAGALINE ARTHUR TAYLOR WILLIAM THORNE JOSEPH TROSKO HARRY TREBILCOX STEPHEN TOPORCER PATRICIA VIRTUE ELLSWORTH VIVIAN CONNIE WALLACE DALE WARMOUTH PAUL WARNAGIRIS JOSEPH WARNICK ELEANOR WEST RALPH WHAITE MARILYN WILKES JAMES WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS THELMA WILLIAMS SONIA ROSE WITZLING ROBERT WOLFE HERMAN WOODESHICK JOHN YUSCAVAGE CHARLES ZEZZA Twenty-five

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ROBERT HARING BARRY HARTSHORN RICHARD HAWK JOSEPH HEDGES ROBERT HELTZEL MARIANNE HOFMAN MARGARET HOPKO ALFRED HUGHES ROBERT ICHTER WILLIAM JAMES JASPER REGGIE ROBERT IAVER DOUGLAS JOHNSON BETTY. Lou JONES TONY KANE CARL KARASSIK or an! cum ' ZIGMOND KARLOTSKI 7AM 560A LOUIS KAVETSKI a r l THOMAS KELLY FLORENCE KEVLOCK STANLEY KNAPICH VERA KOLB JOHN KHZMAK CARL LAHR ARTHUR LA ROSE WILLIAM LETCHER MICHAEL LEWIS WILLIAM LOUGHNEY AMELIA LLIBESCO WAYNE MADDEN PETER MAHOLIK MASON LINN PATRICIA MASON LEONARD MATUBLEWSKI ROBERT McFADDEN ELIZABETH McQUlLKIN SAMUEL MELINE WILLIAM MERGO JOHN MILLIMAN MICHAEL MOKRZYCKI GEORGE MOLITORIS JOHN MORRIS ROBERT MORRIS THOMAS MURPHY ROBERT O'HARA ROBERT ONUFER JOSEPH PACE WILLIAM PAPANOSKI IUANITA PATIENCE MARILYN PEELER DAVE PHILLIPS ELMER PHILLIPS ELEANOR PERLMAN ALICE PETROCHKO Twenty-fou:

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15 his face red I The first week of college is known to one and all as a very difficult week for freshmen. ln few places are things as trye ing as they are at Wilkes. The big, strong, upperclassmen of the Tribunal are dedicated to the ideal that no freshman at Wilkes should find life even livable during that first week, ironically called HFreshmen Orientae tion Week.n Any cosmetic ending in ick .... m, ,gt. t e , f5. . f t l4 x' 9; .; . w 2 wet v mama t ,l WM h. A .ge yawyfeg V Heave. . . Black ties and socks, dinks, and girls without make-up are seen all over the campus that first beautiful week of school in September. Lighting cigarettes of upperclassmen and using the back door of the cafeteria are some of the standard op erating procedures prescribed by the Tribunal. Freshmen WBElk Twentyrsix