Wilkes University - Amnicola Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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.,.--, t-u .4 st 4 a ..-vv'V Q CHASE HALL FOREWORD A year at Wilkes! Who can begin to tell the whole story? Perhaps all of us have different conceptions of how it should be told. The staff of the Amnicola has done its utmost to compile what it believes to be the social and academic scenes, events, and groups that will do most to bring a smile and pleasant thought now and in years to come. Structurally, we have employed a number of new features; a new layout, sketches, color, and an art theme based on our fellow publication, the Beacon-all in the quest for continued improvement. Acknowledgment is due all those students and business persons who contributed advice, time, and energy so invaluable to the staff. This, the seventh volume of life at a liberal arts college, we deliver into your hands with the hope that as you turn its pages, you Will pause and reflect on the happenings herein preserved.

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Published by 'H'oe STUDENT BODY of WILKES COLLEGE Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION President, 6; President,s message, 7; Administration, 8-9; Department heads, 10-11; Faculty, 12-13; Faculty at work, 14; Guidance Center and Library, 15; Bookstore, Public Relations, Main- tenance, Cafeteria, 16. SENIORS Senior Class Officers, Class history, 18; Graduates, 19-30. UNDERGRADUATES Juniors, 32-33; Sophomores, 34-35; Freshmen, 36-38. ORGANIZATION S Amnicola, 40-41; Beacon, 42; Manuscript, 43; Student Coun- cil, 44; Economics Club, 45; Biology Club, 46; Chemistry Club, 47; German Club, Engineering Club, 48; Sociology Club, Education Club, 49; International Relations Club, 50; Literary Society, 51; Band, 52; Choral Club, 53; Harmoneers, Collegians, 54; Debate, 55; Theta Delta Rho, 56-57; Cue 'n1 Curtain, 58-59; Lettermen, 60-61; Cheerleaders, 62. ACTIVITIES Freshmen Week, 64-65; Homecoming, 66-67; Cabaret Party, 68; Sadie Hawkins Dance, 69; Winter Carnival, 70; Town Meeting, 71; Science Exposition, 72; April Showers, 73; Dorm Doings, 74-75; Campus Queen, 76-79; Cinderella Ball, 80-81; Careers Conference, 82. SPORTS Soccer, 84-85; Football, 86-89; Wrestling, 90-91; Basketball, 92-94; Women1s Sports, 95; Baseball, 96-97; Intramurals, 98. ADVERTISING Ads, patrons, and benefactors, 100-112. U U '1' vav'47