Wilkes University - Amnicola Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1961 volume:

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A 1.1.... 4. .. g4; AAAAwiA AQbA Aamww Aw .244? ,AU..... . . .A $ CON INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATIO AND FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSME 'NTS . IORMSZ x CTIVITIES .PORTS' x DVERTISEMENTS It is with a feeling of sincere gratitude that we dedicate this, the 1961 Amnicola, to Mrs. Eugene S. Farley, the First Lady of Wilkes, whose charm and graciousness have enriched Our college years. We take this op- portunity to express our appreciation for her countless contributions to Our college and community and, particularly, for her inter- est in us as students. Her spirit of con- geniality permeates our college life and in- fuses among us a feeling of empathy. As aestudent of music and art, as an ac- complished hostess, and as a warm personali- ty, she has furnished us with confidence and inspiration that we will not soon forget. Again, we thank her for her interest, con- cern, and devotion. THE MESSAGE dowed. j PRESIDENTiS You graduate from Wilkes at a time when the freedoms that we have taken for granted are under attack. If, in your years at Wilkes, you have come to understand and cherish the ideals upon which our Western Civilization is based, you will wish to play a constructive part in maintaining and strengthening those ideals that lead slowly but inevitably toward human advancement. Only through manls attempt to live by great ideals is he able to increase in significance and humaneness. We now face a great challenge, and, in years ahead, this challenge will increase. If we are to meet it successfully, we must nurture to the fullest the resources of mind and spirit with Which We have been en- It is my hope that your years at Wilkes will have equipped you to participate vigor- ously and constructively in the long struggle to maintain freedom and respect for the rights of all individuals and all groups. This Will require great vision, adherance to great human values and courageous conviction. May God give you the strength and vision demanded of us in these perilous times. Sincerely, I can't pay the rent! You must pay the rent. Nous e'tudions toujours. Alone into the night, while others sleep, she works, this diligent student . . . GUESS WHO . . . knew this picture was being taken? Wait until I slip into something more comfortable. Do you see your dentist twice a year? nUp! Up! Friend, and quit your books . . . Let Nature be your teacher. We are the girls of the chorus review . goucmson of E X CELPTEi'Swm, CRRSJREH It takes one to know one! Would you buy a used car from this man? The things a guy has to do to be classified as active in extra-curricular activities! She may be just a hank of hair and a piece of bone, but you canT beat the assembly job. And they say this is a depressed area. I am the people, the mob, the crowd. Do you happen to have a book entitled Proper Foot- wear for the Well-dressed Spaceman ? Yield or die! I dare you to step into this elevator. And I said to him, Don't you think that we as students should endeavor to assimilate the ideals which are imparted vicariously. l2 ' x. Hit! . 33,? a a . d 5? Let be who is without sin cast the first stone. Who wears short shorts? These are the times that try men's souls. Mealtime at this place is just one big laugh. Never before have so few given so much for so many for so little . . . this was their finest hour. Whose would be a man, must be a nonconformist. I have done the deed. I did it With my little cleated shoe. l5 z w! ADMINISTRATION FACULTY I7 BERYL COLE GEORGE F. RALSTON Dean of Women Dean of Men JOHN P. WHITBY ALPHONSO ZAWADSKI Registrar Assistant Registrar STANLEY H. WASILESKI MARGARET E. CONNOLLY Director of Evening School Comptroller JOHN CHWALEK ROBERT B. MORRIS Placement Director - Dean of Instruction S T mm, B mm .a E Nn mm RA 0 G JOHN G. REESE Director of Athletics GEORGE ERMEL LIVINGSTON CLEWELL ibrarian Head L ic Relations Publ 0 2 THE LIBRARY Books are not men and yet they are alive; They are mans memory and his aspiration, The link between his present and his past, The tools he builds With. STEPHEN VINCENT BENET LIBRARY STAFFhBeverly Williams, Joanne Yurchak, James Eidam, Fred Krohle, George Ermel. It would be easier to concentrate if there were doors to close. Where's that good one, The Miller's Tale ? A little learning is a dangerous thing; 2' i Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. It it's Gittens, ifs good! i What's the 7 cents for? But he already told you what the 7 cents is for. SEATED: Beverly Gillette, Lee Rohlfe, judy Moskow, Kay O,Donnell, Shirley W'itsi1,Joan Borowski, Janet Trosko. STANDING: Ruth Bishop, Grace Wozniak, Janice Yarrish, Alice Philipps, Joan Thomas, Mollie Back, Marie Opsitos, Joan Ostrowski, Jule Cook, Hilma Nordstrom. FIRST ROW: Steven Subyak, Charles Evans, George Edwards, John Yanchik, William Jervis, Clifford Evans, Sam Gittens. SECOND ROW: Morgan Thomas, Wlilson Bell, Kirk Brumfield, Richard Stevens, Chester Koral, Herman Roth. 23 e9THE CAF99 II MANAGER William Denion You mean you don't honor Diner's Club cards here? Man does not live by bread alone. CAFETERIA STAFF-SEATED: Katherine Richards , Celia Trzcinski, Katherine Robbins, Celia Kehoe, Catherine Levanda. STANDING: Girard Gaughan, William Park, James Henry, Ted Wallace, George Slavinski, Ray Ogin, Fred Wall. There's nothing like hot news and hot coffee. Out, damned spot! Out, I say! Every investigation Which is guided by principles of Nature fixes its ultimate aim entirely on gratifying the stomach, God sends meat, and the Devil sends cooks. 25 nas, Julian Ripley, Youn Su Koo. W-v ?Ei': m Charles B. Reif, Edith S. Namisniak, Francis J. Michelini, Sheldon Cohen, Calvin D. Freeman. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT i ?E Q a I.anwX; ; ' , I Harold Swain, Alfred W. Bastress, Catherine H. Bone, James Bonning, Francis J. Salley. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT is Joseph Salsburg, Adnah Kostenbauder, Stanley Wasileski, Betty May, Thomas Richards. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT PHILOSOPHY-RELIGION DEPARTMENT JMF . Wlk'zflcxg 4M 1 1! PK 2 Rabbi Albert Friedlander, James Parmenter. Bronis Kaslas, Paul Hehn, T. Leonard Connolly, Harold Thatcher, Hoh-Cheung Mui. 1 SOCIOLO GY DEPARTMENT Lorna H. Mui, Konstantin Symmons. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SEATED: Jessie Roderick, Frances Smith. STANDING: Francis Pinkowski, Eugene L. Hammer. 30 MUSIC DEPARTMENT John Detroy, Clifford Balshaw, Anne C. Liva, Martin Friedman, Harry Trebilcox, Ferdinand Liva, Lawrence Weed, Richard Chapline, William Gasbarro. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED: Doris Schwarzchild, Alfred S. Groh, Frank J. J. Davies,William Edgerton, Gerda Taranow. STANDING: Stanley Gutin, Benjamin F. Fiester, Ruth T. Roberts, Dirk Budd, Anne Kish, Phillip Rizzo. Sylvia Dworski, Elwood Disque, Carla Pierone. COMMERCE AND FINANCE DEPARTMENT , ?qk , zf, K SEATED: Robert P. Werner, George Gera, Samuel A. Rosenberg, You-Keng Chiang, George F. Elliot, Theodore Krohn. STANDING: Welton G Farrar, Charles Casper, Kossuth Williamson, Allen Bacon. John H. Hotson, Herbert Bernstein, Arthur J. Hoover, Frederick Flower, Paul R. Werner. 3l PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Michael Dydo, John Reese. ART DEPARTMENT Chester Colson discusses the bone structure of the hand with some members of his Basic Art class. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERkSEATED: Martha Menegus, secretary; Gil- SENIOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS SEATED: bert Davis, presidens. Beverly Major, Betsy Hoeschele. STANDING: Maurice James, vice-president; James Neddoff, STANDING: BillRaub,BiIlDavis. treasurer. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL SEATED: Churchill, Bill Raub. STANDING: Mike Armstrong, Turner, Maury James. Jim Neddoff, Hana Janjigian, Bev Major, Betsy Hoeschele, Marty Menegus, Gale Hughes, Jan Bronson, Peggy Tom Sangiuliano, Gil Davis, Bill Davis, Bob Hewitt, Pete Back, Bill Morris, Ray Litman, Skip Gladstone, George Watson, John Industrious seniors design fabulously artistic display for Homecoming. Nattily attired senior class President discusses vital class affairs with alert class members. Concerned senior ponders world problems while laughing junior wastes time. 36 JUDITH SIMMA ALINIKOFF Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education SEBASTIAN THOMAS AMICO Pittston, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance MICHAEL WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Williston Park, New York B.S. in Commerce 8c Finance ROBERT F. AMEY Allentown, Pa. B.S. in Business Education PETER BACK Wilkes-Barre, Pa. AB. in Mathematics PHILIP JOHN AMICO Pittston, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education MARVIN ANTINNES Forty Fort, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education GILL HO BAI Seoul, Korea B.S. in Secondary Education FRANK EARLE BATTLE PATRICIA JEAN BELARDINELLI Bound Brook, New Jersey PAUL ROBERT BANKOVICH Swoyerville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education BS. in Art Education B.S. in Business Education SANDRA BIBER JOSEPH MICHAEL BELLOMO Dupont, Pa. Berwick, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education Certificate in Mechanical Engineering '4; mm RONALD T. BIENKOWSKI LOUIS P. BIERLY FLORENCE LOUISE BILLINGS Wilkes-Barre, Pa. West Pittston, Pa. Dallas, Pa. AB. in Mathematics BS. in Commerce 8z Finance A.B. in English 38 JOHN FRANK BLASKI Forty Fort, Pa. AB. in History JOSEPH PAUL BOHAN West Pittston, Pa. ROBERT RICHARD BOBIN ROBERT WALTER BOBKOWSKI Nanticoke, Pa. Bridgeport, Connecticut A.B. in Economics Certificate in Mechanical Engineering NANCY LYNNE BONHAM Hunlock Creek, Pa. Certificate in Chemical Engineering BS. in Art Education PATRICIA M. BOYLE Hanover Green, Pa. AB. in English CATHERINE BROMINSKI JANICE NADINE BRONSON Swoyerville, Pa. Sweet Valley, Pa. BS. in Nursing Education BS. in Elementary Education JAMES GORDON BROWN WALTER BUZBY JOSEPH L. CARDONE Kingston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8c Finance B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance B.S. in Business Education NANCY JANE CARROLL LOUISE MARY CEBULA Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Dupont, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education Certificate in Medical Technology MARTIN E. CHERONE ROBERT LEWIS CHEW CAROL CATHERINE CHILLOCK Pittston, Pa. Auburn, New Jersey Luzerne, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education AB. in Mathematics Certificate in Medical Technology 39 L wwwumm, L - JOSEPH JEROME CHISARICK MARGARET LOUISE CHURCHILL OTTIE HILL CHWALEK Swoyerville, Pa. Caldwell, New Jersey Forty Fort, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Elementary Education JOSEPH CIGAN BEATRICE COLSON Dupont, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Music Education B.S. in Elementary Education MICHAEL LEONARD CORDORA ANN BARBARA COTNER WILLIAM JEFFREY West Pittston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. CUII-VERHOUSE Certificate in Chemical Engineering B.S. in Elementary Education ngston, Pa- Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 40 NANCY ELIZABETH DAVIES GILBERT DAVID DAVIS WILLIAM JOHN DAVIS Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. AB, in English BS. in Secondary Education AB. in Biology FRED RALPH DEMECH ALEXANDRA ELAINE DENNIS Pittston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. AB. in Biology Certificate in Secretarial Studies ROBERT L. DICKERSON ALBERT MICHAEL JOSEPH MATTHEW Towanda, pa. DOBROWALSKI DROZDOWSKI 13-5. in Commerce 8: Finance Plymouth, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education A.B. in Mathematics DIRK LEWIS DUNLAP THOMAS JOHN DYSLESKI BEVERLY JEAN EDWARDS Ashley, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. A.B. in History A.B. in Mathematics .B.S. in Nursing Education ELLEN S. FABER RICHARD FISCHI Bear Creek, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa AB. in French A.B. in Psychology WALTER JOSEPH FOLEK DOROTHY JUNE FORD JACQUELINE FRANK Wilkes-Barre Township, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kingston, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8K Finance B.S. in Business Education B.S. in Nursing Education 42 ARLENE GALLIA CLEMENT GAVINAS JUDITH GAVENAS Kingston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A.B. in Biology B.S. in Secondary Education B.S. in Chemistry ROBERT GILL HUGH GLADSTONE Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Rockville Centre, N. Y. A.B. in Economics B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance THOMAS GODLEWSKI LEONARD MAYER GONCHAR MARIE KATHERINE GOODMAN Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Kingston, Pa. Dallas, Pa. A.B. in Mathematics B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance B.S. in Elementary Education DAVID LEE GOTTSHALL HENRY A. GREENER THOMAS ROBERT GRIFFITHS Binghamton, N. Y. Trucksville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Certificate in Civil Engineering BS. in Commerce 8: Finance BS. in Commerce 8: Finance WILLIAM HADDOCK WILLIAM LYMAN HALE Old Forge, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education A.B. in Biology MARK HALPERIN WILLIAM HAWKE JEAN A. HENDERSHOT Long Beach, N. Y. Luzerne, Pa. Luzerne, Pa. A.B. in Psychology A.B. in Biology BS. in Nursing Education 44 ROBERT J. HEWITT LOUISE CARMELLA HISCHAK SHIRLEY GLADYS HITCHNER Luzerne, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Bridgeton, N. J. B.S. in Secondary Education B.S. in Secondary Education B.S. in Secondary Education JOSEPH PAUL HIZNAY ELIZABETH G. HOESCHELE Wyoming, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8x Finance A.B. in English JOHN ANDREW HOSAGE DOROTHY CAROL HUFFMAN CHARLOTTE ANN HUGHES Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Wilkes-Baxre, Pa. AB. in Biology AB. in English B.S. in Nursing Education GALE CLAIRE HUGHES STANLEY IRZINSKI JANE ANN JABLONSKI Kingston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ashley, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education A.B. in Psychology A.B. in Biology MAURICE DAVID JAMES HANA M. JANJIGIAN Kingston, Pa. Kingston, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8i Finance A.B. in Biology FREDERICK MICHAEL JAVER BENJAMIN JENKINS EVAN CHARLES JENKINS Harvey's Lake, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Edwardsville, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance B.S. in Secondary Education Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 46 GLENN HAROLD JOHNSON Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Business Education JAY PITMAN KELLER Long Branch, N. J. B.S. in Commerce 8i Finance STEPHEN L. KLEIN Rockville Centre, N. Y. AB. in Political Science MARY ANNE KACHMAR CHARLES L. KEAST Wilkes-Baxre, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. AB, in Music B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance EDWARD NORMAN KEMPS Marlton, N. J. AB. in Psychology HERBERT MARSHALL KLINE JOHN WALTER KLUCHINSKI Kingston, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. AB. in Mathematics B.S. in Secondary Education 47 LEONA KOMNATH VICKI KOVACS JOSEPH E. KRATZ Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Commerce 81 Finance PATRICIA ANN LAWLESS DAVID LEROY LEAR Scranton, Pa. Mountaintop, Pa. BS. in Nursing Education B.S. in Chemistry JOAN M. LEGGETTS JOHN LUTHER LEHET RAYMOND STEPHEN LITMAN Kingston, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. 3.5- in Secondary Education B.S. in Commerce 8z Finance B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance 48 CHRISTOPHER HERBERT MARGARET ELIZABETH LUCAS BEVERLY ANN MAJOR LOESCH Honesdale, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance VIRGINIA MARGAVITCH Edwardsville, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education EUGENE EDWIN MATTHEWS Nanticoke, Pa. A.B. in Mathematics Wyoming, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance CAROL ANN MAYEWSKI Glen Lyon, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education Lehman, Pa. A.B. in English ROBERT ALLEN MARTIN Wilkes-Barre, Pa. AB. in Biology LOVE ANN MCLAUGHLIN Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education 49 50 MARTHA HELEN MENEGUS Clifton, N. J. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance WILLIAM LEE MORRIS Kingston, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8z Finance ANNE KATHERINE MULLAHY Kingston, Pa. B.S. in Nursing Education BE'ITY T. MOORE Scranton, Pa. B.S. in Nursing Education TRUDY ANN MURPHY Glen Lyon, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education JAMES B. MORGAN Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 1k Finance IRVING MARVIN MOSES Plymouth, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance ARTHUR ADRAIN NAUGLE Wapwallopen, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance JAMES NEDDOFF BARRY GEORGE O CONNELL JOSEPH PAUL OLEXY, JR. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education Certificate in Chemical Engineering B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance ROBERT G. ONTKO HARRY SCHOEN OWENS Kingston, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. AB. in Social Studies B.S. in Music Education i JACQUELINE ANN PASHINSKI JUNE M. PATRYLAK DANIEL H. PASQUINI Peely, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Bane, Pa. Certificate in Secretarial Studies Certificate in Secretarial Studies Certificate in Engineering 52 MICHAEL SAL PECORA Hazleton, Pa. AB. in Political Science ELLEN PFIFFERLING Kingston, Pa. A.B. in Political Science ROBERT ALFRED PINGEL Tyler Hill, Pa. BS. in Commerce 8x Finance FRED PELLO West Pittston, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance RAYMOND JEROME PIRINO Kingston, Pa. A.B. in Biology EMIL JOHN PETRASEK Clifton, N. J. BS. in Chemistry JOHN MORRIS PIERCE Towanda, Pa. Certificate in Biology WALTER ANTHONY PLACEK Dupont, Pa. BS. in Secondary Education LANNA VAUGHN PLANITZER SARAH ELLEN PRICE ROLAND L. PRITCHARD Kingston, Pa. Alden, Pa. Kingston, Pa. AB. in Mathematics A.B. in English BS. in Secondary Education MARIE B. PRUSAKOWSKI WILLIAM FINE RAUB Nanticoke, Pa. Alden, Pa. AB. in Mathematics A.B. in.Biology BETTY TONKS REES ARTHUR JAMES REHN JOHN A. RINKO Forty Fort, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BS. in Elementary Education BS. in Music Education BS in Commerce 2k Finance 53 37:22? JANE RESCORLA NANCY EILEEN RINEHIMER A. FRANCIS RIOFSKI Wilkes-Baxre, Pa. Mountaintop, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Nursing Education A.B. in Political Science R. JOYCE ROBERTS KURT WILLMAN ROBERTS Kingston, Pa. Kingston, Pa. AB. in Psychology AB. in English NANCY EUNICE ROSENFELD RONALD EDWARD ROSKI JOAN FELICIA SADOWSKI Stepney, Conn. Plymouth, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance B.S. in Secondary Education Certificate in Medical Technology 54 MARY JEAN SAKOSKI JOHN SAMUEL SALSBURG PETER FRANCIS SAMONY Nanticoke, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Old Forge, Pa. B.S. in Music Education BS. in Commerce 8K Finance A.B. in Sociology THOMAS JAY SANGIULIANO ROBERT ARMANDA Mountaintop, Pa. SALLAVANTI B.S. in Elementary Education Old Forge, Pa. Certificate in Chemical Engineering 3. CHARLES HUBERT SCHMAUCH ALAN L. SCHNEIDER LOIS JEAN SCHWARTZ Forty Fort, Pa. Rockville Centre, N. Y. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Certificate in Engineering AB. in Psychology Certificate in Secretarial Studies 55 DINO JOSEPH SCIAMANNA FRANK MICHAEL SCUTCH RUTH ANN SHALES Glen Lyon, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wyoming, Pa. BS. in Business Education AB. in Mathematics Certificate in Secretarial Studies THOMAS DAVID SHAFFER PATRICK WILLIAM SHOVLIN, JR. Kingston, Pa. Glen Summit, Pa. Certificate in Engineering B.S. in Commerce 8s Finance JAMES STEPHEN SKESAVAGE WAYNE PAUL SMITH DANIEL ANIO SPINICCI West Pittston, Pa. Darien Center, N. Y. Kingston, Pa. BS. in Commerce 8: Finance Certificate in Engineering Certificate in Mechanical Engineering 56 FRANK SPUDIS MARVIN RAYMOND STEGNER ALFRED FREDERICK Pittston, Pa. Wilkes-Ban'e, Pa. STORTZ, JR- B.S. in Business Education BS. in Secondary Education Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BS. in Chemistry ALBERT ROBERT STRALKA MARIE R. SUWALSKI Hanover Green, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. AB. in Mathematics 8.8. in Business Education ALLEN F. SWANSON , DANIEL ROMAN SWANTKO HENRY JOHN TKACIK Harvey's Lake, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Edwardsville, Pa. Certificate in Chemical Engineering AB. in Economics Certificate in Engineering 57 58 JOHN OLIVER TURNER Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry BRUCE WHAITE Kingston, Pa. A.B. in Economics EDWARD ALBERT WALTERS Hazleton, Pa. B.S. in Business Education SANDRA UNGAR Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education GEORGE DUNCAN WATSON New York City, N. Y. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance WILLIAM EARL VanFOSSEN Nanticoke, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8 Finance DONALD WALTON Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance NORMA KATHRYN WENTZ Nanticoke, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry PHILIP WHITE DIANA LOUISE WILLIAMS LEE WILLIAMS Meshoppen, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A.B. in Biology B.S. in Nursing Education B.S. in Elementary Education SALLY ANN WILLIAMS JOHN FRANK WOZNIAK Forty Fort, Pa. Wilkes-Batre, Pa. A.B. in Psychology B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance DIANA LEE M. YUDISKAS JOSEPH A. ZIELINSKI WALTER JOHN ZIONKOWSKI Scranton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Commerce 8 Finance A.B. in History JULE NORMA ZNANIECKI LEWIS ROBERT ZWIEBEL Nanticoke, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education B.S. in Commerce 8: Finance no! new nun:- l I . Tack that up fast, fellas, or you'll be late for lunch! bl 62 CATLIN HALLv-FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Brown, Roslyn Deretchin, Fran Corace, Patricia Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Gloria Silverman, Pat Capers, Peggy Churchill, Mrs. James Langdon, housemother, Shirley Hitchner, Ellie Nielsen, Nancy Rosenfeld, Anne Ligeti. THIRD ROW: Linda Gerstel, Lynn Josephs, Lila Koritko, Jane Rescorla, Joan Pitney, Gerry Lisay They sure look like non-union men to me. Requiescat in pace. CHAPMAN HALL-FIRST ROW: Leslie Stone, Bianca Moscato, Rosemarie Hug, Janice Bronson, Nancy Carroll, Alice Powell, Gene Zieger. SECOND ROW: Ellen Douglas, Vicki Burton, Mrs. Margaret Barber, housemother, Roberta Slotnick. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Lee, Pat Lutz, Linda Ewing, Linda Renner. BACK: Carolyn Warren, Paula Lickver. McCLINTOCK HALL-SEATED: Elen Galanter, Margie Samuels, Ruth Friedlander, Diane Levy, Roberta Geschwind, Harriet Hagenbuch, Carolyn Olson. STANDING: Camille Waterhouse, Beverly Dotter, Barbara Price, Carol Planner, Martha Menegus, Nancy Palazzolo, Mrs. Ross, housemother, Regina Ritzie. STERLING HALL FIRST ROW: Linda Paonessa, Beth Schafer, Maureen Haley, Joyce Carlin, Pat Belardinella, Merle Benisch. SECOND ROW: Ann Sedovy, Linellen Charlton, Ruth Schimmelbusch, Marsha Hochberg, Joan Smith, Mrs. Mary Crawford, housemother. THIRD ROW: Sandra Seymour, Barbara Figarsky, Dolores Amir, Sylvia Schrader, June Vaananen, Myra Schwartz, Beverly Edwards. WECKESSER HALL FIRST ROW: Sue Vaughn, Carolyn Young, Mary Ann Dreher, Mary Jane Fogal, Claire Handler, Janie Palka, Carole Peckham SECOND ROW: Linda Seymour, Dana Saladon, Barbara Dzurik, Mrs. Ray O'Brien, housemother, Judy Barger, Dana Keene, Dottie Kelly, Patty Epstein. 64 If .rIaeJd quit posing maybe we'd get something to eat. You ll never get it off the ground. WEISS HALL-FIRST ROW: Leslie Ann Weinberger, Betsy Hoeschele, Doniivec Miller, Sandra Sidari. Judy Casterline, Carol Roush, Ellen Sundel, Lois Lebenthal. SECOND ROXW: Mrs. Sturdivant, houscmother, Anne Flesh, Estelle Manos. Alice Baily, Barbara Gallagher, Arlene Wessner, Sandy Biber, Marcha Heffeman, Elva Chernow, Joy Radcliffe. Just call Butterfield 8. A motley crew. ASHLEY HALL FIRST ROW: Hugh Gladstone, Changhee Chae, Mark Halperin, Gordon Roberts, proctor, Edward Kemps, Glen Beebe, Malcolm Grop- per. SECOND ROW: Michael Schwefel, Neil Castagnaro, James Bloch, Leonard Cohen, Steven Panken, James Swaback, Harvey Rosen, Jeffry Gallet, Jerry Kurtmitis, Al Schneider, Gary Greaker, Jang Hae Kim, Steve Klein, Walter Dexter, Gerald Herman. 66 BARRE HALL FIRST ROW: Jeff Roberts, Al Krieger, George Thompson, Richard Lilienfeld. SECOND ROW: Owen Frances, George Watson, George Gavales, Bill Hunt, Mike Samberg, Conrad Warner. THIRD ROW: Marc Hirschman, j. Cameron Campbell, Barry Gintel, Leslie Andres, Dick Barnes, David Peters, Steve Schwartz, Steve Cohan, W'arren Hartman. BUTLER HALL FIRST ROW: Robert Myers, Richard Jones, Robert Seifert, Pete Greenberg. Paul Heller, Michael Bianco, Michael Landesman. SECOND ROW: Edward Reese, Edward Rogalski, Don Bogert, Jay Keller, Arthur J. Hoover, proctor, Jules Heller, Thomas Kanas, George Hombeck, Eliud Kabungo. THIRD ROW: Charles Cherundolo, Robert Fleming, Boyd Manzer, Joseph Lipinski, Ted Begun, Joseph Kruczek, Robert Pingel, Perry Spyropoulous FOURTH ROW: Richard Blisick, Erwin Guetig, Fred Smithson. Ah! What light through yonder window breaks? or What the hell's goin' on down there? 68 GORE HALL FIRST ROW: Royal Wetzel, Kenneth Miller, Ronald Ciccone, Christopher Loesch, George Elliot, proctor, Paul Aquilino, Leonard Basilev, Pete Lesiuk. SECOND ROW: Richard Duffy, Thomas Halsted, Robert Dickerson, Gary Carr, Nick Alesandro, Sonjo Shoyinka, Richard Benter, John Adams, Ted Toluba, Alan Gubanich, Richard Morgan, Ned Van Dyke. HOLLENBACH HALL FIRST ROW: Jerry Mohn, Richard Lewin, Joseph Muccino, Fritz Flower. Dave Gottshall, Wayne Smith, Howard Hering. SECOND ROW: Sguart Lawson, Richie Leib, Rudolf Schonfeld, Carl Hirsch, William Schmidt, Joe Roontz, Leonard Koerner, Kambiz Yadegar, Dan Lyons, Ray Schweins urg. WARNER HALL FIRST ROW: Alan Doner, Bob King, Joseph Aulisi, Bob Chew, Emil Petrasek, proctor, Stan Kruk, Jerry Berk, John Pierce. SECOND ROW: George Evancko, Jim Jones, Dave King, Phil Diskin, Roger Rolfe, Phillip White, Ralph Pinskey, Hall Kellogg, Pete Kundra, Jahangir Kashani, Harris Tobias, Gary Einhorn, Bill Hale, Marvin Lipton. They also serve who only sit and smoke. So I said to Ted-Ted, I said . . FIRST ROW: Elva Chernow, Nancy Palazzolo, Fran Corace, Linda Paonessa, Joyce Carlin, Alice Powell, Berly Cole, advisor, Bianca Moscato, Jane Palka, Claire Handler, Marjorie Samuels, Linda Gerstel, Sandra Sidari. SECOND ROW: Pete Greenberg, Perry Spympoulos, Joe Muccino, Christopher Loesch, Jules Heller, Jerry Burke, Walter Buzby, Richard Lewin, Conrad Wagner, John Pierce, Dave Peters. 70 SPORTS AND FEATURES 7I HOMECOMIN G Homecoming Queen BeVerly Major H omeromm g Primenr Betsy Hoeschele Janice Bronson H omemming Primen 72 Where could Marv be? 90 pound weaklings: Before ?AAfter? Who put the starch in the deodorant? Start us with 10 Who are stout-hearted men and we'll soon give you ten thOusand more!!! And the caveman instinct lives on! We want union wages! 73 74 Quit the ballet and kick the ball! Now throw the bouquet! Dyd , where's your line? You're doing it bear-ackwards! What's he got . . .? But where's the bride? Let's hear it for Kasavubu, gang! Did you ever have the feeling that everything's closing in on you? Would you care to say a few words into the mik To what should I attribute this burst of generosity? A man Will pass among you with a paper bag. Please deposit your wallets and valuables therein. He Stoops to conquer. 78 REGISTRATION Who's teaching section C? Oh no! Three conflicts. I'll be here forever. No, you may not copy my schedule. Just Who needs six copies of our schedules? 79 HAZING ' I lift my lamp beside the golden door. Bag 'n baggage. These are the rules of the game. Will someone volunteer to hold this lady's coat while I give her the beating of her life. Abandon hope all ye that enter here. 80 Innocents Abroad Listen, my children, and you shall hear . . . And will the real Benjamin Franklin please sit down. This old hombre, uno, knick-knack, paddy Whack. In the catalogue it states books cost only $50! POWDER BOWL DERBY A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Latent transvestites, l presume. In the mature male, and in the mature female . Social norms and deviations. It s what's up front that counts. Let us all now turn to Mecca. The sweetheart of Sigma Chi lThey can't all be gems, peopled Oh boy! a casualty. 83 Marching along together. Good Grief ! Go, men, go! FIRST ROW: Linda Paonessa, Hana Janjigan, Pat Capers, Andrea Crease, Ruth Boorom, Carol Thomas. SECOND ROW: William Hunt, Rachel Altavilla, Judy Alinikoff, Theresa Makarczyk, Dick Barnes. 84 The Rockettes strll reign supreme. Put your little foot, put your little foot, put your little foot right there. You wouldn't dare! And now, ladies and gentlemen, a drill requiring great precision, coordination, and . . . Whoops! I'd like to read you cats :1 far-out selection from Charles Dickens. ' Pige0ns on the grass, alas! alas! uz!:mmwMMHHWH'W Cari anyone fathom what this situation might represent? After we read a COuple poems, baby, I'll take you up and show you my etch- ings. It's done in the best of circles. FIRST ROW: George Watson, Warren Hartman, Judy Dwyer, Barry Gintel, Ray Litman, Sue Vaughn, Mr. Alfred Groh, Jim Jones. SECOND ROW: Bill Lawry, Dolores Amir, Dolores Kalinchock, Romelle Gomba, Barbara Stevens, Ellen Rundel, Pat Chapracki, Emily Weinberg, Joel Harrison. THIRD ROW: Jerry Herman, Bill Dilg, Bob Gloman, Dave Meinster, Bill Pucilow- sky, Bob Schcchter. Harvey Stambler. CUE 9N CURTAIN A scene from Cue 'n Curtain's production of T172 Maitlamaker. 88 Art is a thing of the sole. Too many pianists spoil the fugue. Speak the speech more trippingly 0n the tongue. What's my line? 90 Let's put some light on the subject! uAll the world's a stage. Get thee to a nunnery. GIRLS9 BASKETBALL Bye Bye, Berdy SEATED: Diane Yudiskas, Ellie Nielsen, Gerry Lisay, Carol Rhines, Hana Janjigian, Carol Thomas,Anne Ligeti,Anne Sedovy. STANDING: Pat Brady, Jule Znaniccki, Joyce Roberts, Lorraine Dyers, Erin McCormack, Regina Ritzie, Doris Saracino. 92 Taken up in rapture. Objective observers Witness I calls 'em the survival of the fittest. way I sees 'em. VALENTINE FORMAL Tent caterpillars invade the area. Candidates for the Funny Farm. Kiss me, you fool! No Caption Just follow the steps painted on the floor. Making a point! 94 Alice Cole is crowned Queen of the Valentine Formal by Carol Thomas. Semi-formal attire implies one wear shoes. Theme from The Misfits KICKLINE Left to right: Lynne Dente, Sharon Downing, Elaine Kozemchak, Barbara Piledggi, Alice Powell, Gloria Silverman, Anne Vanaanen, Pat Keebler, Jan Bronson, Barbara Stevens, Linda Reamer, Anne Ligeti, Pat Chopracki, Nancy Tinklepaugh, Benisch, Carol Roush. T HETA DELTA RHO ROW 1, left to right: Cynthia Hagley, Rachel Phillips, Lorraine Dyers, Beth Weiss, Carol Thomas, Leona Baiera, Nancy Tinklepaugh, Mimi Wilson, Erin McCormack, Pat Brady. ROW 2: Lorraine Rome, Mary Low Fraley, Jackie Pashinski, Judy Powell, Carol Rhines, Alice Cole, Pat Rossi, Alice Powell, Merle Benisch, Pat Riviello, Lynne Stockton. ROW 3: Natalie Vogt, Sandra Dennis, Lois Schwartz, Jeannette Bucholtz, Sandra Hopchyk, Marilyn Obaza, Romaine Olzinski, Carolyn Draper, Barbara Pileddgi, Jan Bronson, Anne Ligeti. ROW 4: Sandra Weiss, Elaine Adams, June Patylak, Rosalie Kackauskas, Elaine Kozemchak, Phyllis Cackowski, Judy Wasileski. PSYCH-SOC CLUB ROW .1: Peter Samong, Sally Williams, Mary Frances Barone, Gerald Burkhardt, Francis Machung, Diane Schoenfeld, Phillip Amico. ROW 2: Stanley Irzmskl, Peter Hometchko, Tom Bedleski, Joseph Hiznay, Jim Brown, Richard Bellas. 97 CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW: Norma Vthz, David Lear, David Edwards, Joseph Stretanski. SECOND ROW: Joseph Krisky, Robert Bugianesi, Mary Beth Brown, Louise Hischak. Judy Gavcnas, Emil Petrasek, Dave Smudin. THIRD ROW: Irene Szulinski, Barbara Ricardo, Marilyn Krackenfels, Don Mattey, Bill Shukis, Stan Karmilovich, John Tumgn Bob Hewitt. FOURTH ROW: Alan Schneidcn Joseph Rakskys, Paul Emmett, Peter Eckert. ENGINEERING CLUB l FIRST ROW: Bob Reese, James Tl'edinnick, Thomas Shaffer, Cromwell Thomas, Edward Heltzel, Carl Meyers. SECOND ROW: Gerald Gillis, Daniel Spinicd, John Sisko, Marion Ripple, Evan Jenkins, Tom Penhale, Henry Tkacik. THIRD ROW: Robert Keber, Allen Swanson, Charles Schmauch, Bill Davis, Dan Pasquini, Robert Bobkowski, Joseph Bohan. BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Dr. F. J. Michelini, Joe Drobnicki, Jane Jablonski, Bob Martin, Rosalie Kackauskas, Bill Davis, Hanna Janjigian, John Hosage. SECOND ROW: Bernard Cohen, Ronald Mishak, John Pierce, Mary Ann Andriejko, Louise Cebula, Carol Chillock, Thomas Saba, Myron Evanich, Marshall Brooks. THIRD ROW: John Kovac, Carol Brushkoski, Carol Plonner, Phyllis Cackcwski, Mary Regalis, Jane Prischak, Mary Beth Brown, Matt Burkert. FOURTH ROW: Bill Shukis, Walter Placek, Norman James, Rachel Altavilla, Ray Pirino, Bill Hall, Skip Davis. FIFTH ROW: Brooke Yeager, Martin Serafin, Gregory Szeyko, Don Fine, Den Kowaleski, Bob Conway. RADIO CLUB 1 KNEELING: Richard Emmel, Albert Kishel, Bill Shukis. SEATED: Mr. Detweiller, Advisor. STANDING: Leo Bostancjus, Kenneth Krupinski, Warren Hartman, Ted Woronowicz, John Biga, Gerald Gillis. fig; FIRST ROW: Patricia Rossi, Ed Rogalski, Betsy Hoeschele, Mike Bianco. SECOND ROW: Joseph Kruczek. Carol Rhines, Ted Begun, Alice Cole, Richard Blisick. C.C.U.N. $4 Left to right: Robert Bond, Jeanette Pickutoski, Josephine Chopyak, Gary DeHope, George Watson, Elaine Adams, Richard Lewin, Sally Zupka. I00 EDUCATION CLUB ROW 1: Jeanne Mattem, Joan Leggetts, Carol Thompson, Rena Lewine, Mary Ann Foley, Pat Rossi, Jean Bucholtz, Mary Antinnes. ROW 2: Ted Toluba, Louise Leanard, Romaine Olzinski, Ann Ligeti, Peggy Rolands, Sandra Weiss, Carol Rhines, Jack Tredinnick. ROW 3: Alice Cole, Jan Bronson, Elaine Wishtart, Andrea Petrasek, Carol Draper, Ruth Ann Zionce, Sandra Potapczyk, Sylvia Yurkon. ROW 4: Glenn Johnson, Dino Sciamanna, Phil Amico, Dick Blisick, Joe Kruczek, Joe Cardone, Dick Bellas, Frank Lepore. ECONOMICS CLUB .. ' xiii -- g. FIRST ROW: Dan Jacobs, A1 Johnson, Francis Machung, Patrick Monaghan, Ferrance Hayden, George Guzo, Ronald Sebolka. SECOND ROW: Sandra Dennis, Lois Agostini, Marilyn Obaza, Lois Schwartz, Jelary Zeller, James Allen, June Patrylak, Walter Folek, Jackie Pashinski. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Shales, Felicia Perlick, Antoinette Chiarclli, Thomas Tomalis, Jerry Moffat, Doug Hewitt, Dave Sokira, Louis Bierly. FOURTH ROW: Neil Dougherty, Dan Swantko, Bruce Whaite, Bob Bobbin, Tom Lewis, Rita Minelli, Austin Sabetta. FIFTH ROW: Steve Cereamin, Jim Jackiewicz, Steve Phillips. JAYCEES FIRST ROW: Skip Gladstone, Gil Davis, Don Goobic, Clyde Roberts, Joe Shambe, Dave Peters. SECOND ROW: James Nedoff, Al Kishel, James Mor- gan, Russel Singer, Frank Kline, Don Mattey, Robert Chamberlain, Ray Pirino. RETAILING CLUB ? , ' L FIRST ROW: Bruce Whaite, Bob Chamberlain, Joseph Hiznay, John Salsburg. John Dimond, Mr. Frederick Flower. SECOND ROW: Richard Bellas, Phllllp Amico, Francis LaPorte, Robert Bobbin, Don Swantko, Lou Bierly. LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Frank Lepore, Jim Brunza, Frank Spudis, Joe Hiznay, Paul Aquilino, Walt Folek, Steve Klein, W. Brooke Yeager III. SECOND ROW: Bob Chew, Jim Nedoff, Jerry Mohn, Richard Stauffer, Donald Eller, Raymond Marchakitus, Mike Armstrong, Ed Kemps, Mark Halperin, Richard Rees. THIRD ROW: Alan Gubanich. John Adams, William Mulford, Nick Alesandro, David Kline, Richard Duffy, Barry Yocum, Ted Toluba, Clyde Roberts, Chuck Weiss, Erwin Guetig. FOURTH ROW: Yorath Evans, William Meneeley, Ronald Roski, Tom Meyers, Tom Pugh, George Tensa, Bruce Belding, Richard Bellas, Robert Januszko, Owen Frances. ACCOUNTING CLUB FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Shales, Lois Schwartz, Robert Yetter, Frank Kline, Michael Celuila, Clyde Roberts, Janet Simpson, Alice Powell. SECOND ROW: Leonard Koemer, Tom Cowell, William Carver, Gerald Davis, Nelson Snyder, Ronald Foy, Jang Hae Kim, Len Reese. THIRD ROW: Joseph Sakela- ridos, Changhae Chae, Benjamin Weaver, ClintOn Hess. Leonard Yankosky, Runell Benjamin, Nicholas Alesandro, Stanley Bigoski. STUDEN T GOVERNMENT FIRST ROW: Lou Coopey, Ted Begun, Betsy Hoeschele, John Hosage, Bill Davis, Jim Walters, Tom Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Fred Smithson, Dick Emmel, Carol Thomas, Al Kishel, Lorraine Rome, Rick Rees, Beverly Major, Mike Bianco. WH095 WHO FIRST ROW: Bill Raub, Jan Bronson, Jay Olexy, Gail Hughes, Jim Neddoff. SECOND ROW: Betsy Hoeschele, Martha Menegus, Beverly Major. THIRD ROW: Bill Davis, Gil Davis, Dave Lear. l04 FIRST ROW: Ronald Sebolka, Daniel Swantko, Louis Bierly, Francis Machung, Walter Folek, Dan Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Bruce Whaite, Robert Chamberlain, Charles Weiss, Robert Bobbin. SCHOOL SPIRIT Marcia Hockburg, Fran Corace, Dick Emmel, George Gavales, Camille Waterhouse, Carole Rausch, Anne Flesch, Hana Janjigian, Jan Bronson, Beth Reed. ART CLUB ROW 1: Ken Frantz, Bill Pucilowsky, Elaine Kozemchak, Nancy Tinklepaugh, Carolyn Rhone, Gloria Silverman, Romelle Gomba, Nancy Bonham. ROW' 2: Chester Colson, adviser; John Pethitk, Leroy Sult, Ed Kajkowski, Bill Williams, joe Lipinski, Bob Hrynkiw, Frank Battle, Jerry Zezza, L011 COOPCY- Modesty forbids us to speculate on what this scene might represent. DEBATING TEAM SEATED: Carol Pecukonis, Dr; Arthur Kruger, coach, Lynne Dante. STANDING: Jerry Krasa, Bob Bomboy, Phil Siegel. Now, this may appear to be a logical argument, however . CAMPUS PERSONALITIES Leadership, participation in extracurricular activities, and general campus citizenship were the cri- teria the Amnicola Staff used in the selection of this yeafs Campus Personalities. The twelve students chosen well deserve special recognition, for all have been leaders in their special fields of endeavor and in various social organizations on campus. ud Alinikoff an Bronson Marv Antinnes Y Gil Davis Bill Davis Betsy Hoeschele l08 Maury James Jay Olexy Bev Major Harry Owens If you feel that you have been erroneously omitted, please paste your picture in this space. Marty Menegus Bill Raub BEST-DRESSED CONTEST This year, the Beacon, in conjunction with Glamour magazine, sponsored a contest to select the best-dtessed co-ed at Wilkes. From the ten nominees, Miss Eleanore Nielsen was chosen to represent XWilkes in the national contest. Ellie Nielsen. THE NOMINEES-Bonnie Jenkins, Vicki Kovacs, Ruth Boorom, Estelle Manos, Carol Thomas, Eleanore Nielsen, Linda Remer, Patricia Keibler, Leona Baiera, Judy Alinikoff. llO Carol Thomas Linda Renner Vicki Kovacs Estelle Manos Leona Baiera The winner with the judges. Larry Weed, director, directs. Percussionists at Pep rally mm ;m .151 452.? ROW 1: Bob Eike, Harry Owens, Tom Kanos, Mary Jean Sakoski, Sandra Saunders, Larry Weed, director, Donnavee Miller, Dolly Kolinchock, Charles Johns, Marshall Brooks. ROW 2: Ed Yadzinski, Carole Zur, Art Rehn, Christine Bialogawicz, Ray Nutaitis, Don Aston, Don Jones, Bernie Goldstein, Charles Naples. ROW 3: Wilma Schmaltz. Christine Weintz, Dave Kern, John Thomas, David Will, John Biga, Joe Simoson, Wilbur Dotter, Dave Jones. ROW 4: Gordon Jones, Dave Meinster, Wayne Smith, Vince Smith, Art Kreinburg, Dave Henninger, Bill Zajkowski, Bob Kundreskas. ll2 GIRLS9 CHORUS ROW 1: Shiela Rosen, Blanche Rubin, Barbara Karcheski, Janet Gibbon, Dian Schoenfeld, Lynne Dente, Joyce Medlock, Alice Powell, Sharon Key, Josephine Chopyak, Myra Schwartz, Gale Hughes, Christine Biologawicz, Pat Rossi, Betty Moore, Nancy Thomas, director. ROW 2: Pat Lutz, Nichalene Wysocki, Gwen Gould, Betsy Tubridy, Sandy Weiss, Marilyn Craze, Zoya Dzury, Shirley Vasil, Carolyn Rhone, Mary DiGiuseppe, Charol Rhines, Joan Hand. ROW 3: Frieda Daniels, Pat Brady, Carol Thompson, Jeannette Bucholtz, Nancy Bonham, Marge Lucas, Jane Jablonski, Barbara Bigus, Barbara Buckman, Sylvia Yurkon, Alice Cole. ROW 4: Romelle Gomba, Nancy Swantko, Romaine Olzinski, Pat Fallon, Cecile Srathowski, Janet Simpson, Carol Brushkoski, Carol Swida, Louise Leanord, Bonnie Jenkins. COLLEGIANS ROW 1: Mickey Wheeler, Barry Bauer, Max Alper, Lou Pisaneschi, John Hosage, Bob Eike, director, Dave Meinster, Wayne Long, Walt Umla, Tom Lewis, Frank Cogmetti. ROW 2: Danny Kovaleski, Bob Martin, Mike Russin, Wilbur Dotter, Bob Evans, Marty Schultz, Bob Smith, Bob Kundreskas, Greg Szeko, Don Jones, Jim Petro, Harry Owens. ROW 3: Dick Probert, Dave Jones, Bob Conway, Ron Baldwin, Jerry Zezza, Bill Schmidt, Ray Nutaitis, Drew Smith, Bill Lawry, Dave Lear, Bill Hall, Tom Kanos. MADRIGAL SINGERS FIRST ROW: Dave Jones, Don Jones, Bob Eike, Mickey Wheeler, Chris Bialogowicz, Sharon Key, Mary Jean Sakoski, Nancy Thomas, Mr. Richard Chapline, Director. SECOND ROW: Dick Probert, Walter Umla, Ed Yadzinski, Ray Nutaitis, Sallie Price, Bev Major, Pat Lutz, Bonnie Jenkins. MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: Pat Boyle, Harry Owens, Sallie Williams, Mary Jean Sakoski, Ed Yadzinski, Dolly Kolincoock, Sandra Saunders, Myra Schwartz, Walt Umla, Richard Chapline, director. ROW 2: Michalene Wysocki, Carol Rhines, Leslie Stone, Ron Baldwin, Carol Zur, Bob Eike, Frank Cognetti, Linda Renner. ROW 3: Pat Rossi, Alice Cole, Wilma Schmaltz, Tom Kanos, Barbara Stephens, Ray Nutaitis, Sharon Key, Marilyn Craze, Dave Lear, Pat Lutz. ROW 4: Mickey Wheeler, Bev Major, Dave Jones, Dick Probert, Art Rehn, Joe Cigan, Anne Sedovy, Dave Will, Roberta Slotnick, Clint Hess. ll4 MANUSCRIPT The Manuscript Association is a student organiza- tion that publishes annually the colleges literary magazine, the Manmrript. This publication presents the creative efforts of students in the realms of literature, art, and music Among other activities, the Mmzmrripl sponsors a series of films each year to bring fine film literature to our campus. Kurt Roberts, Editor FIRST ROW: Ania Symmons, Pat Boyle, Dr. Philip Rizzo, adviser, Kurt Roberts, Dolores Amir. SECOND ROW: Beverly Munson, Mary Ruth Curtis, Joel Harrison, Sallie Price, Marge Lucas, Bev Majore Only 24 Shopping Days Happy St. Patrick's Day 'til the .There will always April Showers Ball ' x Be an England! - WILKES COLLEGE fWX STUDENT WEEKLY L11? x713? 35117713; 35- mem W V W WILKES COLLEGE, WILKES-BARRE. PENNSYLVANIA FRIPAXQ 341313911 17. PE The Beacon is Wilkes weekly student publication that is the voice of student body, the despair of the English faculty, and the neurosis of the administra- tion. The much harassed editor make a valiant attempt, every Tuesday night, to cajole features and news of interest from the gifted staff before 2:00 A.M. Ah! the price one must pay to gain the approbation of this journalis avid subscribers. Jay Olexy, eyteemed and illmtriom editor STAFFHFIRST ROW: Mary Frances Barone Don Hancock, Dirk Dunlap, Leona Baiera Pat Boyle SECOND ROW: Ellen Galanter Neil Castignaro, Pat Rossi, Fran Corace, Bev Major. THIRD ROW1Jay Olexy, Gloria Zaludek Cynthia Hagley, Jim Jackewicz, Jerry Chisarick Jim Tracey, Jerome Kulesa, Wavne Thomas, George Tensa, Bob Bomboy. II6 Wayne Thomas in a journalistic pose. Exemplary of the extreme labor required to pro- What's a synonym for tacitumity? duce a newspaper. THE EDITORIAL BOARD-Wayne Thomas. SEATED: Bev Major, Pat Boyle, Cynthia Hagley, Jerry Chisarick, Gloria Zaludek, Don Hancock AMNICOLA Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow, nor exams stayed the Amnirola staff from its appointed rOunds. Despite various setbacks and pessimistic remarks on the part of all and sundry members, the finished book is now a l reality. It is the hope of the staff that the 1961 yearbook meets with the approval of the vast majority. Bev Major, editor-z'n-cbief Mercy, that's a good one. Fred Crouse, Bev Major, Howie Heting, Harry Collier, Joan Leggetts, Elaine Adams, Mary Regalis, Eleanor Brehm, Pat Boyle. Lennie processes pictures, undoubtedly for P.R.O. rom an entire section. Give me strength! F OOTBALL FIRST ROW: Charles Cherundolo, Ed Gavel, Jerry Mohn, Frank Spudis, Marv Antinnes, Al Dobrowalski, Tom Krisulevicz, Jim Brunza, Rich Rees, Paul Aquilin04 SECOND ROW: Howie Hering, Ed Reese, Myron Evanich, Don Eller, Ron Yates, Bill Mulford, Jim Tracey, Harold Harty, Joe Kurtinitis, Nick Alesandro, Harry Vogt. THIRD ROW: Mike Dydo, Coach, Bill Meneeley, Bill Schmidt, Allen Gubanich, Rich Leib, John Sosinski, Jeff Gallet, ' Gary Carr, Bob Herman, Francis Pinkowski, Coach. I thought I put a sandwich in here. Smile, Pinky! You can't win 'em all. May we begin with the assumption that you all know what a football is? no and glorious physician. -?. ,1- Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair. Into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell, rushed the six hundred SiEfGWr$ - Don't just stand there fondling the ball, klck it. Oh, he floats thr ugh the air . . . Little do they know what has eluded them. 'v-o .M.' advaa. Mat m.gw .avnwxxn .. u-u m xv .- Wwwna .u Unique formation, anyway. The best team of benchwarmers you ever did see. We will now pause briefly for emergency surgery. FIRST ROW: George Tensa, Bob Chew, Frank Lepore, Clyde Roberts, Lou Zwiebel, Pete Eckert, Charles Weiss, Jim Jones, Erwin Guetig. SECOND ROW: John Adams, Jan Pethick, Walt Prusakowski, Ted Toluba, Jim Neddoff, Dick Duffy, George Guzzo, Dave King, Bob Ontko, Jim Ferris, Coach. It only hurts a little while. Two at one blow. M , VMS'JN w , aw u, men i $V- MW x , w x ,1' V ya 4! Just follow the bouncing ball, boys. Panorama of a soccer game. Hhuuyn, Hhuuyn. TENNIS FIRST ROW: Bill Klein, Mike Samberg, Mark Halpern, Steve Klein, Ron Bienkowski. SECOND ROW: Gary Einhorn, Owen Francis, Frank Menaker, Les Andres. FIRST ROW: Weton Farrar, Coach. Frank Lepore, Bill Janesko, John Pierce. Bob Chew. SECOND ROW: Jim Woods, Al Stralka, Mark Levy, John Campbell, Barry Witt, Jim Tracey, John Adams. WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Brooke Yeager, Jack Richards, Mike Armstrong, Harry Vogt, Marty Strayer, Ted Toluba, Marv Antinnes, Bob Herman, SECOND ROW: Lennie Basileo, Ken Miller, Nick Stefanowski, Dick Duffy, Ron Henney, Dave Puerta, 'Ieff Raschal. I'm sick and tired of these sit-ins, men. l28 Huddled masses yearning to be free Prometheus bound. Peek-a-boo ! Good grief! Decisions, decisions, always decisions! What a revoltin' development this is. A ything to amuse the masses. It's hard to admit defeat. Sold! to the highest sneaker. Seguid vuestro jife! WRESTLING TOURNAMENT Virtue rewarded. With all due modesty, we accept . . . Tournament Winners. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Mike Dydo, Coach, Walt Folek, Rich Leib, Nick Alesandro, Mike Schweffel, Paul Aquilino, Ken Ludmer, Lou Zampetti, Lennie Yankosky. SECOND ROW: Vince DeGuisto, Matt Himlin, Barry Shevchuk, Phil Diskin, Sam Cooper, Joe Winkle, Mgr , Jules Heller, Lou Scatena, Jack Richards. SWIMMING ROW 1: Dave Smuden, Bob Borkowski, Pat Shovlin, Mark Troy. ROW 2: Ed Gavel, Gary Greaker, John Miller, Roger Rolfe, Ceach Carl Havira. ROW 3: Craig Huddy, Dick Bender, Bob Smith. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Tom Pugh, Dick Morgan, John Tensa, Ed Kemps, Harvey Rosen. SECOND ROW: Al Goldberg, John Salsburg, Phil Russo, Ron Roski, Bernie Koch, Steve Gerko, Clem Gavenas, John Adams, Dave Tawil, Ed David, Coach. Out of my way, I'm comin' through! He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Apparel oft proclaims the man. G0 and catch a falling star . . . It's only a game, boys. A ball in the hand is worth two in the basket. May the best man win. I bet yuh miss. skillful pas de deux. Note the form. Now all join hands and circle 'round . . . DONKEY BASKETBALL The mounted marvel. All this and cheesecake too! ASSinine spectacle, isn't it? As has been said in the Miller's Tale, A handsome piece of werk. Just remember, I am the Dean of Men. Which twin has the Toni? Don't Y,all think this is gettin' a little out of hand? Wanna buy a hot donkey, buddy? These mortals are easily amused; A galloping steed with the speed of light a Cloud dust and a hearty hi-yo Silver. Dig that babe in the third r0 Hello out there in video land. You're all on Candid Camera. ASSEMBLIES Have a heart, Ellie. I g. ,9 To think that attendance is mquircd, The mike is a little too high. You'll sing hymn 33 until you know it. CINDERELLA - 1960 Mr. Ralston crowns Cinderella Mary Homan. SEATED: Lou-Ella Meringola, Lynne Boyle, Raye Thomas, Georgianna Sebolka, Doris Gademan. STANDING: Carol Emanski, jocelyn King, Marie Realmuto, Mary Homan, Jean Shofranko, Kathy Brominski. I44 I45 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS A m SEATED: Barbara Stevens STANDING: Tony Desiderio, Lou Coopey, Dick Emmel, Dave Puerta, Ed Rogalski. CLASS COUNCIL ROW 1: Richard Burns, Dolly Kolinchock, MiMi Wilson, Ann Sedovy, Barbara Stevens, Pat Chapracki, Fran Corace, Jerry Herman. ROW 2: Dick Emmel, Tony Desiderio, Dave Puerta, Fred Smithson, Joe Kruczek, Bill Williams, Joe Lipinsky, Jerry Kundra, Jim Petro, Jeff Gallet, Lou Coopey, Ed Rogalski. I46 Alice Bakum Vivien Bordick Carol Braker Michael Cebula John Campbell Patricia Chapracki William Dilg Lorraine William Everett Clinton Hess Ehrhard Kohler James Jones Dolores Kolinchock Joseph Kurtinitis Richard Leib Catherine Loughren Virginia Mason I48 Andrea Petrasek Carolyn Olsen Mary Louise Pauly Sheila Rosen Ruth Schimmelbusch Dian Schoenfeld Sylvia Schrader Ann Sedovy Sandra Seymour Jerry Shilanski Barbara Stevens Michael Stretanski Ellen Sundel Carol Swida Ralph Tucker Emily Weinberg Leslie Weinberger Beth Weiss Ronald Werner I50 Bill Williams Maryann Wilson Guilty as accused, by all indications. Do I understand you to mean that you're going to let them get away with that? CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS Conrad Wagner, Tom Shafferm, Jerry Mohn, Virginia Morgan, Jim Walters, Barry O'Connell, Ted Begun. CLASS COUNCIL ROW 1: Ron Sebolka, Virginia Morgan, Bonnie Jenkins, Merle Behisch, Rosalie Kackauskas, Linda Paonessa, Jean Ann McMahon, Lorraine Rome, Beth Schafer, Tom Schaffer. ROW 2: Jim Walters, Barry O'Connell, Jerry Mohn, Jim Tracey, Stuart Lawson, Dick Lessig, Roger Rolfe, Conrad Wagner, Owen Francis, Ted Begun, Dxck Barnes, Bill Hunt, Alan Swanson. h John Adams Lois Agostini isc Merle Ben Jeanette Bucholtz s m m m m g m M M B .m e s m m .m m m B a 1 m J m m h a T C m m s m m a k a m r. A B r. M a B h m m na m m m m m m F M m, M Linellen Charlton Antoinette Chiarelli Bernard Cohen Myron Evanich Kenneth Frantz Linda. Gerstel George Guzo Claire Handler John Hughes l54 Norman James William Hunt Bonnie Jenkins John Kashani Elaine Kozemchak Joseph Krisky Peter Kundra Stuart Lawson Louise Leonard Richard Lewin Jeanne Mattern l55 Ronald Mischak Rita Minelli Virginia Morgan Eleanore Nielsen Romaine Olzinski Mary Regalis Carolyn Rhone Reginia Ritzie l56 Roger Rolfe Lorraine Rome Gloria Silverman Rowena Simms Irene Szulinski Mindy Weinberg Christine Wentz Thomas Saba Joan Smith Edward Wilk l58 Elaine Wishtart Leonard Yoblonski pBrooke Yeager Sylvia Yurkon Gerald Zezza Ruthann Zionce A sophomore class meeting is invaded by Joe Shambe. J UNIOR CLASS mbe. Lee competes for best-dressed. Senior. Carol shows outstanding Junior ability. JUNIORS Rachael Altavilla Leslie Andres Richard Bellas Leona Baiera Stanley Bigoski Donald Bogert Changhee Chae William Close Harry Collier Andrea Crease Ronald Diamondstein Wilbur Dotter I60 David Edwards Robert L. Evans George Gavales Robert King Donald Eller Yorath Evans Barry Gintel Dave Kline Carol Eroh Thomas Kanas Frank Kline Ibl Marilyn Krackenfels Jerome Krasa Leo Morgan Jay Passon Judith Powell Marion Ripple Clyde Roberts Donald Roberts I62 Loretta Shutta Janet Simpson I Joseph Simoson Carol Thompson Ted Toluba Michael Volansky Walter Weaver CHERRY TREE CHOP He was a man of an unbounded stomach. in; The champs make ready to show their prize-winning form. See-saw, Marjorie Daw. I64 CANDIDS Altogether n w . . . Never really cared for this book learnin' He'd never catch a pig in an alley. They say that Joe sent them. Do you think that if I cut this class and tell him that Students may give stupid answers, but But when I kiss him, he giggles. got soaking . . . really, Mr. Richards! this shot is intuitively obvious Down in the dumps? Look up. Fm going to jump as soon as I eat So much depends on your point of vieW Let's see how observant you are. I can't stand a guy reading over my shoulder. Who knows what lies beyond the f0 ? wWWWwW , After Geritol The two Kates. The first thing we will discuss is unorthodox footwear. The editors at a summit meeting. God's Little Acre u Comes a pause in the days occupation that is known as the children's hour. xa J 2 Winter is icumen in; Lhude sing, Goddam. :11; Do you mind shifting MY umbrella over this way a little? Now, honey, see that little basket up there . . . Let's b---- With Mitch. . Livingstone, I presume. Supervised therapy. Diligence better have its rewards! 4: Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. You tOO Could be replaced. Well, Marty, wha d ya wanna do t'night? The Sandman Cometh ii Good thing I was a Boy Scout. Oh! You say the sweetest things! Ah what can ail thee wretched Wight Alone and palely loitering . . . The proper environment for concentrated study. If winter comes can spring be far behind? Eureka! This test proves conclusively that brand X is far superior. That's right. Person to person. The number is Butter- field 8. Looks like a Mafia meeting to me. Mute adoration. X Wlho can imagine life without coffee? You both may leave the room. Another sing along with Mitch? Now, try to be rational, Dr. Kruger, t sustained and soothed by Though laden with burdens, we still pause to watch the pep rally. I wash my hands of the whole affair. Aha! seven at one blow! You didn't know that big brother was watching, did you? Oh! I am undone! I believe we're picking up a signal from Ashley! I78 ADVERTISING PATRONS Max Greenwald Buzz Lewin Lou Ella Meringola Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Maior Mr. and Mrs. Myron Baker Mrs. A. M. Major Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Maior Dr. and Mrs. David Levine Dr. and Mrs. I. Krasno Paf Boyle Bev Major Joan Legge++s l80 BOOSTERS TONY'S BARBER SHOP JULES SMOKE SHOP MODERN FLOOR SHOP KORNBLATT'S BAKERY GEBHARDT'S BILLIARD 8gBOWLING SUPPLY DIETZ HAT SHOP Young Men And Women . .. YOU MAY QUALIFY For An Exciting, Rewarding CAREER IN RETAILINC! 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Markef S+ree+ DIAL VA 3-6l 77 ACE HOFFMAN STUDIOS Porfrait Commercial and Aerial Photography Cameras and Ama'reur Phofographic Supplies 36 WEST MARKET STREET WILKES BARRE. PA. Complimenfs of THE AMNICOLA STAFF Phone VA 3-6674 VA 5-467l KAPLAN'S FURNITURE CO. 208-2l0 E. Markef S+. Wilkes Barre. Pa. Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of l96l LAZARUS 57 SOUTH MAIN ST. Wilkes Barre. Pa. THE L. 8: L. PARTY MART FAVORS 36 GIFTS TOYS 7 NOVELTIES l55 Soufh Pennsylvania Ave. WILKES BARRE. PA. VA 3-6623 We Sell Re+ail-A+ Wholesale Prices GENE SHAKER'S BOWLING SUPPLIES Dist of ACE Bowling Balls 288 S. Main Sf. Wilkes Barre. Pa. VA 4-973 I Complimen'rs of H. S. MILLER I88 Complimenfs of DAIRY DAN, INC. Wilkes Ba rre, Pa. Complimen+s of MR. AND MRS. MAX ROTH and MR. AND MRS. EUGENE ROTH Dodge-Darf-Lancer-Dodge Trucks SHORTEN DODGE 303 Wyoming Avenue. Kings+on. Pa. BU 7-3l25 GOLDBERG-CONNOR AGENCY, INC. Complefe Insurance Service Miners Na+ional Bank Bldg. VA 2-8307 SCHMIDT'S PRINTERY Color LeHerpress and Offse+ Prin+ing Plas+ic Binding ESTABLISHED IN I923 Serving Wyoming Valley in l96l TELEPHONE: VA 2-I420 55 Norfh Main Sf. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Banquei' Facili+ies for IO or 200 HOST Resi'auranf Locafed a'l' +he Fabulous Hos+ Moiel Roui-e ll5 Wilkes-Barre. Pa. URBANSKI JEWELERS Wa+chmaker and Jeweler 63 Easf Markei Sfreef MORRIS MEN'S SHOP Nai'ional Brands Cloihing Clo+hing. Furnishing and Sporfswear 9l 50. Main S+ree+ LUZERNE E DIVISION WILKES-BARRE WI NDOW CLEANING C0. SINCE I898 52 S. Main Sf. WlLKES-BARRE Simon Long Bldg. VA 3-70I8 l8? Compliments 0 f DEPARTMENT STORE where savings and satisfaction are guaranteed Northampton Street, Kingston right next to he Gateway FREE PARKING ALWAYS Open 10 a. m. - 10 p. m. Daily Complimenfs of THE ASTOR RESTAU RANT Public Square Wilkes Barre. Pa. For Complei'e Shoe Service CITY SHOE REPAIR l8 W. Norfhampfon St WlLKES-BARRE Complimen+s of THOMPSON TRAVEL BUREAU. INC. 42 E. Market Sfreef A FRIEND Buy +he Bes+ MA'S BEVERAGES I72 50. Washingion Sf. WlLKES-BARRE. PA. W; ,A W15 '33.? TOM MASON GARAGE 8! SERVICE CENTER Corner of Soufh St and Soufh Main A BREAK TO ALL STUDENTS Repairs on Credif Plan VA 4-5875 Righf Down +he Sfreef From Kirby Hall Keeping in step with our growing community +he newer. +he grea+er FOWLER, DICK AND WALKER THE BOSTON STORE Wilkes Barre. Pennsylvania LOUIS ROSENTHAL'S AT THE SIGN OF THE CLOCK 29 Soufh Main 5+. F, E. PARKHURSTI INC. a For +hose who prefer Ivy League Clofhing GENERAL INSURANCE Represenfing All of +he Companies of THOMPSON DERR AND BRO.. INC. Complei'e Insurance Service We WrH'e All Kinds of Insurance ; MINERS NATIONAL BANK BLDG. U Dial Wilkes Barre VA 4-35:3 H' has indeed been a struggle. bui . . . fhe I96I a AMNICOLA has finally been comple'l'ed. The ediior would like +0 ex'rencl special +hanks +0: The Ace Hoffman. Lyons. and Fred Brown S+udios for special pho+ography work. Gordon Roberfs. yearbook advisor. Len Yoblonski. Siu Swe'H'. and Howie Hering for school photography. Pa+ Boyle for service above and beyond +he call of du+y. The en+ire AMNICOLA sfaff. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Inn Vurbcolu All V-ylonm-d-H wmjmx :32 41m BmeDOm .33. .22: