233 15 4134 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/59ed62ad738f508f6cfbbcbd819002e7.pdf 7881be651f6fc04c60aed141ed33ffe1 PDF Text Text About Wilkes Home n Graduate Academics Academics n Graduate Admission & Aid Graduate Programs n Graduate Life Master's Degree Programs About Our Students n n The Arts Creative Writing MA/MFA Revise This! n Archives Revise This - December 2010 Revise This! 2017 2018 Revise This! REVISE THIS ARCHIVES Contents: Susan Cartsonis Joins Advisory Board | James Jones Winner Announced Colum McCann Wins National Book Award Marlon James Named Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award Cecilia Galante Joins Creative Writing Faculty | Page To Stage Faculty Notes | Student Notes Susan Cartsonis Joins Advisory Board Film producer Susan Cartsonisjoins the Advisory Board of the Graduate Creative Writing Program. She is a Producer and President of Storefront Pictures. In 2000, The Hollywood Reporter named her one of the top five grossing of the year for her film What Women Want (starring Mel Gibson) and Where the Heart Is (staring Natalie Portman, Ashley Judd, and Sally Field). Cartsonis was an executive for Twentieth Century Fox for nearly a November 2019 Revise This! Archives n 2010 n n �decade before leaving to build two successful film companies. During her tenure at Fox, she helped develop and supervise Nell, The Truth About Cats and Dogs, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and many others, including a film adaptation of Wilkes faculty member Beverly Donofrio’s Riding in Cars with Boys.   Prior to her career at Fox, Cartsonis was an instructor for New York University's Dramatic Writing Program. She received her M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from N.Y.U. and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from U.C.L.A. Cartsonis credits her degree as instrumental in her development as a producer, “When you work with writers, it's invaluable to be able to speak to them as someone who has written screenplays and plays and respects the creative process, struggle, and sheer challenge of creating something and seeing it through to completion.” Cartsonis is no stranger to teaching. She has taught at NYU as well as been a speaker and graduate critique professional at UCLA, USC, and SCAD. With such a strong connection to academics, she is a welcome addition to our Creative Writing Community. “Mentoring is part of being a producer—with writers young and old,” says Cartsonis, “Creative writing programs are so important in generating the next batch of talented film makers, novelists, and story tellers.” James Jones Winner Announced! Gina Ventre of Columbus, Ohio, was awarded first place and the $10,000 prize in the 19th Annual James Jones First Novel Fellowship contest for her novel Moon’s Extra Mile. The competition is co-sponsored by the Graduate Creative Writing Program of Wilkes University and the James Jones Literary Society. Runners-up in the competition were David Kim of Costa Mesa, Calif., for his manuscript Serendipity; and Laura Walter of Lakewood, Ohio, for her manuscript Finding Opal. They were each awarded $750. Colum McCann Wins National Book Award �Colum McCann, winner National Book Award Colum McCann, a member of the advisory board for the Wilkes University Graduate Creative Writing Program, has won the National Book Award for his novel Let the Great World Spin. The award was presented on Nov. 18 in New York City. The award – considered one of literature’s most prestigious – is presented in the categories of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and young people’s literature. As a member of the Wilkes creative writing program’s advisory board, McCann has provided input on course content and curriculum, performed readings from his work at its residencies, and been a thesis reader for degree candidates in the program. Let The Great World Spin takes place in August 1974, when a mysterious tightrope walker is running, dancing, leaping between the Twin Towers, a quarter mile above the ground. It chronicles the lives of a group of New Yorkers, weaving their separate stories against the backdrop of the tightrope walker’s feat. Some of McCann’s other novels include Zoli, Dancer, and This Side of Brightness. His fiction has been published in 30 languages and has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, GQ, Paris Review, Bomb and other places. He has written for numerous publications including The Irish Times, Die Zeit, La Republicca, Paris Match, The New York Times, the Guardian and the Independent. In 2003 he was named Esquire magazine's "Writer of the Year." Other awards and honors include a Pushcart Prize, the Rooney Prize, the Hennessy Award for Irish Literature, the Irish Independent Hughes and Hughes/Sunday Independent Novel of the Year 2003, and the 2002 Ireland Fund of Monaco Princess Grace Memorial Literary Award. His short film, “Everything in this Country Must,” directed by Gary McKendry, was nominated for a 2005 Academy Award. McCann lives in New York City, where he teaches creative writing at Hunter College. �The mission of the National Book Foundation and the National Book Awards is to celebrate the best of American literature, expand its audience, and to enhance the cultural value of good writing in America. Marlon James Named Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award Marlon James, Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award in fiction Marlon James’ novel The Book of Night Women was a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle Award in fiction by the National Book Critics Circle. The finalists were announced in January, and the winners were announced on March 11.  Other finalists included memoir writer Mary Karr, former U.S. poet laureate Louise Glück, and former National Book Award winner William T. Vollmann. The other fiction nominees included Hilary Mantel, Jayne Anne Phillips, and Michelle Huneven. Mantel won the fiction category for her novel Wolf Hall. The National Book Critics Circle, founded in 1974, is a nonprofit organization with around 600 members, "book reviewers who are interested in honoring quality writing and communicating with one another about common concerns." James worked on The Book of Night Women while he was enrolled in the creative writing program. He also teaches at Macalester College in Minnesota. Cecilia Galante Joins Creative Writing Faculty �Cecilia Galante, newest member of Creative Writing Faculty Young adult novelist Cecilia Galante has joined the faculty of the Graduate Creative Writing Program. She is the author of five young adult novels. Her first, The Patron Saint of Butterflies, was selected as a Young Adult Book of the Year by the Northeast Independent Booksellers Association, a Top Ten Pick for 2008 by Amazon, and a Recommended Read for Teens on Oprah's website. Another one of her books, Hershey Herself, will be translated into Polish in 2010. Her other novels include Willowood, and The Sweetness of Salt, which will be published in 2011. She has BA from King’s College and an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. Her first interactions with the faculty and students came in January when she attended the residency. “It was thrilling. I had no idea that I was going to be among such a crowd of intellectuals and have peers that are so successful,” she said. Galante is no stranger to teaching. She spent years teaching high school English in the Wilkes-Barre area, though she is currently on sabbatical. But when it comes to teaching in the Graduate Creative Writing Program, she plans to use what she learned as a graduate student at Goddard. “I’m trying to borrow more from my experience as a student. My teachers at Goddard were incredibly supportive and astute,” she said.  “I’ve been able to draw from that experience and insert criticism in a way that doesn’t kill the spirit.” Besides teaching, Galante is also hard at work on her first adult novel, and the process has not always been easy. “It’s been incredibly daunting. For young adult, you’re allowed to write more simply and straightforward,” she said. “So, I was getting caught up in sounding like an adult and  sounding smart enough.” Galante added that the process has been easier lately, and she’s confident the book will stand on its own. She has to submit a manuscript by the end of April. Though this will be Galante’s first adult novel, she admitted that she was not initially attracted to the young adult genre. “I wasn’t even familiar there was a YA genre when I wrote my first book, The Patron Saint of Butterflies. My agent said we were going to market it as young adult, and I was devastated. I didn’t think it was young adult,” she said. “I sat back and waited, and she was right. It became a successful young adult book and a crossover book. It appeals to adults �and young adults at the same time.” Bonnie Culver Helps Area High School Students Take Writen Work from "Page to Stage" Bonnie Culver Students in four northeast Pennsylvania school districts have a chance to become playwrights in a special program being piloted by Bonnie Culver, director of the Graduate Creative Writing Program. Culver worked with two graduate students, Sarah Pugh and Cory Brin, on a master of fine arts project developing a pilot program, “Page to Stage.” Culver is working as guest artist in four high schools – Hanover Area, Hazleton, Tunkhannock and Wyoming Valley West  – to teach basic elements of playwriting to students. Culver was in the schools Tuesdays and Wednesdays from Feb. 2 to March 25. Each student presented a 10-minute play. One or two plays from each school will be chosen to be presented at the Fine Arts Fiesta in May. Wilkes University’s long-term goal is to replicate this with fiction, poetry, film, and nonfiction with creative writing students and faculty serving as guest artists in area schools with a final arts festival on campus. Faculty/Staff Notes *Lenore Hart’s new novel The Raven’s Bride (named after the poem by Edgar Allen Poe) will be published in both hardcover and paperback by St. Martin’s Press in February 2011. *David Poyer’s latest novel Ghosting, a story of a dysfunctional family threatened on a weeklong sailing excursion, will be published by St. Martin’s Press in November 2010.   *Bonnie Culver, Creative Writing Program Director; Advisory Board member Column McCann; plus faculty members Mike Lennon, Lenore Hart, and Kaylie Jones all served as workshop instructors at the August �session of the Norman Mailer Writer’s Colony in Provincetown, MA.   Bonnie Culver, Creative Writing Program Director, and Jean Klein, playwrighting faculty member, each had a ten-minute play included in Shorts for All Seasons: America Revisited: An Evening of Short Plays at the VENUE, Norfolk, VA November 12-20. Christine Gelineau’s essay “Cops” was published in the winter issue of The Florida Review as a runner up in their Editors’ Award in Nonfiction. Rashidah Ismaili Abu-Bakr’s poetry was published in Bending the Bow, a collection of love poems from Africa, published by Southern Illinois Press. Sara Pritchard's story "Sip the Wine" was published in Vol. 76, No. 1 of New Letters (Dec. 2009). Her story "Two Studies in Entropy" won a Pushcart Prize and is included in the 2010 PUSHCART PRIZE XXXIV BEST OF THE SMALL PRESSES anthology, and her story "Help Wanted: Female" is forthcoming in Vol. 6 (2010) of The Tusculum Review. Sara will be reading at the River Festival of Books in Huntington, West Virginia, on Friday, April 16, 2010. Student/Alumni Notes Morowa Yejide’s short story “Tokoyo Chocolate” appears in the Japanbased collection Yomimono, published in September, 2010. Her short story “To Do List” was nominated for the Dzanc Best Books of the Web 2011 by Jersey Devil Press. Gale Martin’s opera blog (www.operatoonity.wordpress.com) has received critical attention, and she has been named an accredited Bachtrack reviewer for the Metropolitan Opera.   Starr Troup attended a week-long workshop at the Norman Mailer Writer’s Colony in Provincetown, MA. She was awarded a summer scholarship and spent the week at the center working with and learning from other professional writers. M.A. student Amy Archer had part of her memoir entitled “Bad Connection” published in the December issue of the Journal of Truth and Consequences. M.A. student Cindy Dlugolecki’s play, “Violet Oakley Unveiled,” was showcased at Villanova University on Thursday, March 18. The onewoman show helped celebrate Women’s History Month. Violet Oakley was the first woman in art history to paint murals in a public building, and her home and studio were only a few miles from Villanova’s campus, �according to Dlugolecki. Dlugolecki, the actress, director, and tech team were also the guest of five different departments at Villanova, including Women and Gender Studies, History, and Art. M.F.A. student Brian Fanelli’s poem “Freshman Year” was published in the February issue of My Favorite Bullet. http://www.interiornoisepress.com/0010_FANELLI_FreshmanYear.html, and his poems “In a Club’s Cracked Mirror” and “Why I Said No” were published in the March issue of Word Riot http://www.wordriot.org/archives/976. M.A. student Kimberly Loomis-Bennet’s poem, “It Is Sweet and Decorous To Be Poor in One’s Country,” was published in the Winter 2010 issue of The November 3rd Club. http://www.november3rdclub.com/2010/02-2010/poetry/loomisbennett.html Alum Pete Kaszyk’s short story, “You’re Not My Father,” was accepted for publication by Kerlak Publishing for inclusion in its WTF Anthologies edition. Publication date is pending. Alumnus Brian Fanelli’s chapbook of punk rock poetry, entitled Front Man is now available through Big Table Publishing. It was released in October, 2010. Alumna Dawn Leas will see the release of her first chapbook “I Know When to Keep Quiet” by Finishing Line Press in November. Leas received her MFA in January 2009, and this chapbook is 26 pages of her original thesis. Leas will be the featured reader at Anthology New and Used Books in Scranton on November 26th at 7 p.m.   Alums Maureen Hooker, Bill Lowenburg, and Matthew Hinton will all appear in the fourth volume of the acclaimed Mailer Review, which was released in November.   Alumni Jonathan Rocks, Bill Lowenburg, and Matthew Hinton each attended week-long workshop at the Norman Mailer Writer’s Colony in Provincetown, MA. They were awarded summer scholarships and spent their time at the center working with and learning from other professional writers.   �Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. 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Archives Creative Writing Community Workshops Weekender Program Launches in Wilkes-Barre January 8 - 10, 2016 AWP – Los Angeles, March 30 – April 2, 2016 Indie Lit Festival in Frostburg James Jones First Novel Fellowship 2015 2017 2018 Call for Writers: At the Inkwell Revise This! - The Wilkes Creative Writing Library Collection November 2019 Wilkes University Tenth Anniversary Celebration Introducing Door is a Jar Faculty Notes Student/Alum Notes Attention:  Alums and Faculty! PAY IT FORWARD — A Unique Revise This! Archives Related Links Calendars & Schedules Campus Map Centers for Excellence 2015 n n �Scholarship Opportunity        If you, as an alum or faculty member, know a writer who would be an excellent fit for our program, you have the power to pass along a $2,500 program incentive. This one time payment is used to offset tuition for their first term of study — an incredible benefit when you consider that most creative writing students pay tuition out of their own pocket.  To PAY IT FORWARD, tell a fellow writer about the program and this award. Send us their contact information and we will track them through the admissions process. Or, simply ask them to reference your name when completing their application. The award will be applied to their first bill. Faculty Publications Graduate Bulletin (.pdf) Graduate Bulletin Online Graduate Student Handbook Library Office of the Registrar Online Learning Professional Pharmacy Application School of Nursing - Graduate Program Student Handbook Schools, Departments, This is an incredible opportunity to bestow a significant gift onto a fellow writer and help jumpstart their career. This initiative was created for alumni/faculty of our program to bestow, so please invite more writers to join our community. Our next residency will be held from January 8 to 16, 2016, when we will also launch our first weekender series (January 8 to 10). Help us promote the program and PAY IT FORWARD.  We congratulate our first PAY IT FORWARD recipient, Ronnie K. Stephens, who discovered our program through MFA alum Jason Carney. If you know someone you think would be a great fit at Wilkes, email or call Dr. Bonnie Culver at bonnie.culver@wilkes.edu or 570.408.4527 to let her know the name of the person applying for the program. Creative Writing Community Workshops Twelve creative writing workshops were implemented last year to introduce Wilkes University to the community in Mesa, Arizona. These workshops were so successful that five additional workshops are planned for 2015. We have also expanded these community workshops to the main Wilkes University campus. Following is a listing of these workshops, offered in Mesa and Wilkes-Barre: Fall Workshop Opportunities – Mesa, Arizona CREATIVE NONFICTION: YOUR STORY 6:15pm – 8:15pm Tuesdays – Sept. 8, 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13 Cost: $50/$30 student ID “How do I turn my life into a story?” Join a community of writers who are dedicated to answering this question among others. Learn the various techniques used to convey emotion and memory through weekly Divisions �workshops grounded in the tradition of memoir. Be encouraged. Write your story. FICTION: THE UNTOLD STORY 6:15 p.m. – 8:15 p.m. Tuesdays – Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24 Cost: $50/$30 student ID Have you written a short story? Starting a novel? Don’t do it alone. Harness your curiosity by attending this class. Each week we will explore the elements of fiction through craft based discussion and workshop. Fall Workshop Opportunities – Wilkes-Barre Workshops in Fiction, Poetry, Screenwriting, and Creative Nonfiction will be conducted in September and October. These five-week, non-credit workshops are open to the public and are appropriate for adults of any age or educational level. Registration is $45 for each five-week series. The workshops available: FICTION Saturdays, 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. Sept. 12, 19, 26, Oct. 3, and 10 Instructor: Francisco Tutella Learn the foundations of fiction writing. Whether you’re a new or established writer, expand your knowledge of the craft. In-class writing exercises and group workshops are designed to help improve work in a casual, supportive, and respectful environment.  POETRY Tuesdays, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Sept. 15, 22, 29, Oct. 6 and 13 Instructor: Dawn Leas Enjoy this introduction to poetry. Explore structure and language both visually and aurally through reading and discussing several American poets. Participants will also write and workshop original work.  SCREENWRITING Wednesdays, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Sept. 16, 23, Oct. 7, 14, and 21 Instructor: Dr. Bonnie Culver (No meeting September 30) Have an idea for a film, but don’t know where to start? This class will give you the basics of writing a screenplay, from formatting to structure to building great characters and using setting. Explore the world and craft as seen and used by the screenwriter. CREATIVE NONFICTION �Thursdays, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, and 15 Instructor: Sam Chiarelli Explore personal interests to learn the foundations of creative nonfiction writing. In-class writing exercises and group workshops will help new and established writers expand their knowledge of the craft. Workshop members will also be given instruction on how to create a platform for their work and how to cultivate productive habits for a life of writing. Visit wilkes.edu/creativewriting for more information. Weekender Program Launches in Wilkes-Barre January 8 - 10, 2016 Following the success of the Weekender Program in Mesa, Arizona, Wilkes will launch the Weekender Program on the main campus in Wilkes-Barre in January, 2016. In lieu of the traditional eight-day residency, the Weekender Program delivers the same course work during four weekend classes (FridaySunday) over each six-month project term. Course work is delivered online, and the curriculum and requirements are the same as the lowresidency delivery method, including faculty and staff. Inaugural 2016 Term Weekend Class Schedule: January 8-10 February 26-28 April 8-10 May 20-22 This format is an alternative for students whose schedule prevents them from attending the eight-day on campus residencies. For additional information, please contact interim associate director Bill Schneider at 570.408.4534 or bill.schneider@wilkes.edu. AWP – Los Angeles, March 30 – April 2, 2016 The AWP (Association of Writers and Writing Programs) 2016 Conference and Bookfair is taking place in Los Angeles from March 30 through April 2, 2016. The Wilkes Creative Writing program is �allotted 60 registration waivers, which covers only the cost of conference registration. If interested in attending AWP, you will be responsible for travel and hotel costs. If you are planning to attend the conference and would like to reserve a registration waiver, please contact interim associate program director Bill Schneider before Wednesday, September 30, 2015 – bill.schneider@wilkes.edu or 570.408.4534 More information about AWP16, including a list of accepted panels and featured presenters, is available at https://www.awpwriter.org/awp_conference/overview Indie Lit Festival in Frostburg The ninth annual Indie Lit Festival will be held in downtown Frostburg, Maryland with events on October 23 and 24, with a special Thursday, October 22 poetry slam at Dante’s Bar (14 West Main Street in Frostburg). Writers of any experience level are invited to bring self-written poems and verbally duke it out for cash prizes. It is $2 to attend and/or participate; registration begins at 7PM and the slam begins at 7:30PM.  For poetry slam guidelines, visit http://www.frostburg.edu/cla/contestsopportunities/poetry-slam/  With a projected turnout of 200 writers, artists, students, poets, and fellow faculty from neighboring universities, the Indie Lit Festival invites MFA students and faculty to this event as it has been an excellent resource for those who have attended in previous years. The festival garners active participation from the community and brings together writers, editors, and publishers through a variety of panel discussions and roundtable sessions with topics that range from DIY Publishing and Starting a Press, to Fictive Poetry and Poetic Fiction. Many of those who attend the Indie Lit Festival do so to gain more information about the craft of writing and how to hone their creative voice. The festival will include a book fair setup where MFA programs, publishing presses, and editors can set up and use their knowledge and experience to connect with all those in attendance.  The Indie Lit Festival will also be hosting readings of authors presented by editors and their presses. This year will feature readings from Michael �Ratcliffe (Free State Review), Mark Brazaitis (Autumn House Press), Margaret Bashaar (Sundress Publications), and Michael Gerhard Martin (Braddock Avenue Books). Other writers who will be in attendance include novelist Steve Sherrill, author Tim Wendel, Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Dunn, Nebula award winner Andy Duncan, and Guggeinheim Fellowship recipient Barbara Hurd among many others. For a full list of participating presses visit the website http://www.frostburg.edu/cla/indielit-festival/. James Jones First Novel Fellowship 2015 A prize of $10,000 is given annually for a novel-in-progress by a U.S. writer who has not published a novel. Runners-up receive $1,000. A selection from the winning work is published in Provincetown Arts, and the winner also receives complimentary travel and lodging to attend the James Jones Literary Society Conference. This year the conference will be held at Wilkes University on November 5 - 7, 2015. The 2015 James Jones Fellowship contest received a total of 623 submissions. The judges this year were Kaylie Jones, daughter of James Jones and novelist; Barbara Taylor, novelist and author of Sing In The Morning, Cry At Night; and Taylor Polites, novelist and author of The Rebel Wife. Following are the top four novels as decided by the judges: Winner ($10,000): Josie Sigler, Portland, Oregon, is the winner of the James Jones First Novel Fellowship with her manuscript titled The Flying Sampietrini, a novel. Runners-Up ($1,000): Reed Johnson, Takoma Park, Maryland, is the runner-up winner with his manuscript titled Love in the Afterlife. Crystal Hana Kim, Chicago, Illinois, is the runner-up winner with her manuscript titled If You Leave Me.  Honorable Mention:  Jake Andrews, Iowa City, Iowa, for his manuscript, Fiat Vita. �Call for Writers: At the Inkwell The At the Inkwell series is looking for fiction/non-fiction writers. The reading series is presented throughout the year at the KGB Bar in downtown New York. Anyone interested should contact Taylor Ropas (New York City scout for the series): tbrynropas@gmail.com. For more information about the series, please visit www.attheinkwell.com. The Wilkes Creative Writing Library Collection What do you do when you have over 100 published authors connected to your writing program and you want to share that with the world? Start your own library collection. With over 1,500 published works by Creative Writing faculty, alums, and program partners from Wilkes University, we are creating a home for this expanding collection of work, which includes books, produced plays, and screenplays. We have begun to collect copies of all published works by everyone connected to the Wilkes Creative Writing program. The E.S. Farley Library will house the Creative Writing collection.   Wilkes University Tenth Anniversary Celebration  uring residency this past June (June 19 – 26), we celebrated our 10-year anniversary with a slew of events including the 10-year anniversary gala, a ceremony dedicating our newly renovated building in the name of Dr. Harold Cox, alumni readings throughout the week, and special workshops taught by our program alums. We kicked off celebrations with an evening reading on Friday, June 19, at the Dorothy Dickson Darte Centre featuring alumni and faculty who have new books launching this summer. We continued on Saturday, June 20, with the evening gala, marking the 10-year anniversary and bringing program graduates, faculty, and current students together to reminisce �and celebrate. In addition to special presentations about the program’s history (including a compilation of videos produced by graduating classes, a photo exhibition, and a silent auction), we presented program founders Dr. Bonnie Culver and Dr. J. Michael Lennon with framed art pieces. Using photos from cohorts, residencies, and workshops over the past 10 years, MFA student and program graduate assistant Nathan Summerlin created a mosaic piece that depicts the newly named Dr. Harold Cox Hall.  The program’s building dedication took place on Wednesday, June 24, at the newly renovated building at 245 South River Street, where a special ceremony was held to thank Dr. Harold Cox for his generous financial gift to the program as well as his many years of unwavering support. Since the program’s inception, Dr. Cox has taught the research methods course and has assisted numerous students, alum, and faculty in their search for those niggling details that enable our writing to bear the seeds of truth.  During its first decade, the program has launched the careers of dozens of writers —including many from northeastern Pennsylvania. Throughout the week, beginning on Sunday, June 21, and continuing through Thursday, June 25, more than 60 alumni with published books, produced plays, and optioned screenplays, returned to Wilkes to share their work. On Friday, June 26, we held our graduation ceremony and welcomed alum Morowa Yejidé as the keynote speaker. Yejidé’s novel Time of the Locust was a 2012 finalist for the PEN Bellwether Award and longlisted for the PEN Bingham Award. In celebrating her success, Yejidé also reminded what a harrowing climb the writing life can be: “There is no writing life. There is your life and how you fit writing into it.” Whatever works for you is what works for a writing life. In the low-residency program at Wilkes, we encourage our students to find the ways in which to embed writing in their daily life — to include it as one includes bathing, dressing, and eating. Yejidé reminded us, “No one is going to fix your story. That’s up to you. You’re going to have to put in the work,” but also that, “No one remembers the critic.” With a decade behind us, those critics are silenced as we look ahead to the next successful 10 years. Introducing Door is a Jar  Founded in 2015 by Wilkes alumni Ahrend Torrey and Max Bauman, Door is a Jar is a bi-annual online magazine of poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, drama, and �artwork from everyday writers and artists.  It features writing that has cadence, personality, and uses familiar language that takes readers on a journey. Door is a Jar aims to be a bridge from heart to heart, from life to life.  It aims to embrace everyone, redefining what art and literature is, making it understandable and enjoyable for anyone willing to sit down and read. Look for a future post in The Write Life blog for the genesis and ambitions of this new literary magazine, and check out Door is a Jar magazine at http://www.doorisajarmagazine.com Faculty Notes Faculty member Phil Brady recently published the following: Books:To Banquet with the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet (Broadstone Books 2015); Poems and Their Making: A Conversation (ed.) (Etruscan 2015). Periodicals: At Length, “Book VII Redaction” from To Banquet with the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet; The Literary Review, “Book XII The Etymology of Queens” from To Banquet with the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet; Poems and Their Making “Book X Wiretap” from To Banquet with the Ethiopians: A Memoir of Life Before the Alphabet, an essay about making the poem; Best American Poetry Blog, “D. M. Spitzer May I Publish You;” Best American Poetry Blog, “Basketball at 60;” Best American Poetry Blog, “The Sea is Wild Tonight” reprinted from By Heart: Reflections of a Rust Belt Bard (University of Tennessee, 2008). Brady also received the Ohio Governor’s Award in Arts Education; was named Distinguished Professor at Youngstown State University; and Etruscan Press (which Brady co-founded and serves as executive director) was named one of five finalists for AWP’s 2015 Small Press Award. �Faculty member Susan Cartsonis produced The Duff, which was nominated for five Teen Choice Awards: Choice Movie Comedy; Choice Actor – Robbie Amell; Choice Actress – Mae Whitman; Choice Movie Villain – Bella Thorne; Choice Movie Liplock – Mae Whitman & Robbie Amell. Susan attended the awards ceremony with her teenaged niece, Amelia Nicot, on August 16, and is proud that The Duff won for Best Villain. Program Director Bonnie Culver’s 10-minute play “GPS” was included in the winter Piney Fork Short Play Festival held in NYC. Directed by faculty member Gregory Fletcher, “GPS” was named the “Number 1 Play of the Festival” and the cast was invited to reprise the play as the headline feature in the summer festival. Faculty member Gregory Fletcher's short play “Family of Flechner” was selected to be included in the upcoming anthology The Best TenMinute Plays of 2016, published by Smith & Kraus, Inc.  Faculty member J. Michael Lennon’s “Mailer’s Letters: A Colloquy at the Strand Bookstore,” a transcript of a Lennon-Morris Dickstein conversation about Lennon’s edition of Mailer’s letters recently published by Random House, will appear in Vol. 9 of the Mailer Review, out in fall 2015. His review of the new biography of Gore Vidal by Scranton native Jay Parini is slated to appear in TLS this fall.  Faculty member and MFA alum Lori A. May is presenting a talk on literary citizenship at the Montana Book Festival this September. Her book The Write Crowd: Literary Citizenship & the Writing Life has been nominated for an award, with public details to come at a later date. Faculty member and MFA alum Taylor M. Polites' short story "Armory Park" was published in the Akashic Books anthology Providence Noir, �edited by Ann Hood. The story was republished in August in the literary magazine Voice and Eye. Polites has also launched a new venture in partnership with writers Ann Hood and Hester Kaplan dubbed Goat Hill, offering creative writing workshops, talks, seminars, and sociability. Faculty member Juanita Rockwellwas awarded a 2015 Rubys Artist Grant from the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance to write the script, lyrics and music for Little Patch of Ground, a play with songs. Faculty member Neil Shepard's seventh book of poetry, Vermont Exit Ramps II, will be published in September 2015. The collection features 50 poems and 50 photographs composed along the highways and back roads of Vermont. Shepard also delivered a poetry lecture in June called "The Art of Concealing and Revealing in Poetry," which will be televised on Vermont Public Television in the coming months, and he will be reading from his new books this fall at Exeter Academy in Exeter, NH; Phoenix Books in Burlington, VT; and the Spectrum Reading Series in NYC. He will also be teaching in the first Rhodes Scholar's poetry program at the Chautauqua Institute in Chautauqua, NY, this fall. Student/Alum Notes MA graduate Molly Barari ‘15 received a scholarship to attend Sue William Silverman's memoir writing workshop at the Vermont College of Fine Arts Postgraduate Writers' Conference in August. MFA alum Maxwell Bauman ‘14 recently published a free eBook, a supernatural thriller titled Graven Image: Sculpt Me. MA alum Cheryl Bazzoui ‘14, writing under the pen name Ann McCauley, had her essay “Focused Writing Time” published in July/August Working Writer Newsletter and a review of The Search for Anne Perry by Joanne Drayton in the July/September Writer Advice Newsletter. Cheryl is an associate book reviewer for StoryCircle.org, and her most recent book reviews include: War Creek by Susan Marsh on April 2, 2015, The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward on April 18, 2015, Stella Rose by Tammy Flanders Hetrick on May 15, 2015, and My Autistic Awakening by Rachel Lee Harris on July 1, 2015.  MA student Jeremiah Blue ‘15 was privileged to win the Arizona state title for slam poetry at the Copper State Poetry Slam on August 8. The event took place at Firecreek Coffee Company in Flagstaff, Arizona. The annual event is the definitive state championship for slam poetry in Arizona. Jeremiah was the Executive Director for the event in 2013 and 2014, organizing and hosting it in downtown Phoenix. Normally a team event, it was converted into an individual competition for this year. It was a three round, traditionally timed and scored poetry slam event. Jeremiah �advanced to the final round, with a .5 deficit to the first place poet. However, with a higher scoring poem in the final round, he emerged the victor of the event, collecting a cash prize and the title of Copper State Poetry Slam Champion. MA alum Jennifer Bokal’s ‘10 novel, The Gladiator’s Mistress, was released on July 12. It debuted at No. 3 in the Kindle’s Ancient World Historical Romance category and within two days it moved up to the No. 1 position, where it has remained. Her second book in The Champions of Rome series, The Gladiator’s Temptation, will be released in late 2015 or early 2016 by Montlake Romance. Currently, Jen is hard at work on the third book in the series entitled The Gladiator’s Redemption.  MFA alum Tom Borthwick's ‘09 short story "Silencing the Machine" was published by Theme of Absence and a previously published short story entitled "Welcome to the Singularity" has been turned into a screenplay and is in the process of being filmed. The film, Solacium, will wrap production in September 2015. Promotional videos and information can be found on the Solacium Facebook page or at www.solaciumcorp.com. MA student Melody Breyer Grell’s ’15 essay, “Billie Holiday, Cabaret, Hall of Fame,” appears in issue 9/10/2015 of Cabaret Scenes. MA alum Renee Butts '08 published her novel Siren Slave under her pen name, Aurora Styles.  MFA alum Tara Caimi ‘10 read from her memoir Mush: From Sled Dogs to Celiac, the Scenic Detour of My Life and presented on a panel of firsttime authors at “HippoCamp: A Conference for Creative Nonfiction Writers” held August 7 - 9, 2015. MA alum Jim Craig's ‘10 maiden crime fiction novel, Blue Lines Up In Arms , written under his penname James Craig Atchison, will be published by Sunbury Press on September 18. Sunbury Press has also contracted for the sequel to this series, Blue Lines & Old Money (his Wilkes 'capstone' project), which is targeted for March 2016 release. MFA alum Craig Czury ‘08 has been co-hosting an exciting new poetry series, recently touted as "rural intellectualism at its finest." The Old School Poetry Series, at The Springville Schoolhouse Art Studios in Springville, PA, has featured many notable poets including Kerry Shawn Keys, Rick Kearns, and Maria Jacketti. Upcoming poets include: Mischelle Anthony (September 13), Michael Jennings (October 11), and Michael Czarnecki and Sue Spensor (November 14). Take a country drive to be part of the most spirited and happening literary scene in northeast Pennsylvania. Visit www.craigczury.com for details. �MA student Wendy Lynn Decker ‘15 has been invited to the yearly New Jersey Association of Librarians at the Ocean Place Hotel in Long Branch, New Jersey, to showcase her young adult novel, Sweet Tea, in the "Author's Alley." This event takes place on the weekend of November 13 - 15. Visit wendylynndeckerauthor.com for more information. MA student Kayleigh DeMace’s ‘15 short story, “Emma,” has been accepted into an anthology entitled Let's Not, And Say We Did, to be published by Last Syllable Books. MA alum Cindy Dlugolecki ‘11 had three staged readings of short plays over the summer and one scheduled for the fall. Oyster Mill Playhouse in central Pennsylvania featured Paper Trail in a festival of original works over Father's Day weekend. Her Birthday Surprise premiered in the Dorothy Darte Center during the tenth anniversary celebration of the Wilkes Creative Writing program. Birthday Surprise had a second staged reading in August during the Cicada Festival in Mt. Gretna, Pennsylvania, and will be produced as a staged reading a third time at the Hershey Area Playhouse in September. MFA alum Brian Fanelli ‘10 will be part of a poetry panel/reading at the Italian American Studies Association's conference in Washington, D.C. in October. In addition, Brian recently had poems published in Paterson Literary Review, and he has poems forthcoming in the fall issues of Poetry Quarterly and Ishka Bibble. MA alum Donna Ferrara ‘14 has had short stories published in Adanna, r..k.v.r.y, The Diverse Art Project,the MacGuffin, and The Evansville Review this summer. MFA alum Patricia Florio ‘11, founding member of The Jersey Shore Writers, had a great night at the KGB Bar in Manhattan on July 8, 2015, reading from the Shore Writers latest anthology Darkness Falls at the Jersey Shore. They tell tales of noir taking place in the towns of the Jersey Shore from Sandy Hook to Atlantic City. The book can be purchased on Amazon.com. In July 2015, Patricia was notified that her nonfiction story “Missing” will be published in Door Is A Jar magazine. MFA alum Vito Gulla's ‘13 short story “Galacta” was published in The Subtopian: Selected Stories: Volume 2, and his story "High Score" is forthcoming this September in The Big Click. MA student Jennifer Jenkins ‘15 is a new graduate assistant in the marketing communications department at Wilkes University. MA alum Mark Levy ‘08 had a story, “Juggling with Sherlock’s Friend,” published in the Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine, Issue 15. He also �had a number of his legal advice columns for videographers published in Videomaker Magazine going back some 20 years. The Mensa Bulletin has scheduled publication of his essay on outwitting automatic toilets and other appliances in men’s rooms in October 2015. Mark is working on a book of 120 humorous pieces to be published by Bon Fed Publishing LLC entitled Trophy Envy, that comprises seven years of essays à la Andy Rooney which were broadcast on the NPR show, Weekend Radio. MA alum Deborah Makuma ’13 is now a full-time English faculty member at Arizona State University in the Writers' Studio Program.  MFA alum Ginger Marcinkowski's ‘11 first mystery short story, “Invisible,” was just named the winner of the 2015 Arizona Writer's Mystery Contest.  MA alum Gale Martin ‘10 had two eBooks purchased and republished by the Encore imprint of Amazon publishing: Grace Unexpected and Who Killed 'Tom Jones’? in 2015. Her novel Who Killed 'Tom Jones'? was also named a finalist in the 2014 Chanticleer Book Reviews Mayhem and Murder category. In August, she presented a session at Hippocamp15 called Arachno-cyber-phobia, in which she documented the challenges, surprises, and rewards of cultivating an online presence.  MFA alum Vicki Mayk's ‘13 essay "Letting Go of My Mother" appeared on The Manifest-Station web site (the manifestation.net) in July 2015. She completed a two-week writing residency at the Writers' Colony at Dairy Hollow in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, in July, where she worked on her nonfiction book-in-progress and was a featured reader at Poetluck, the colony's monthly reading series for the community. In August, she presented the workshop "Writing Grief: Re-Storying The Lives of Those We've Lost" at HippoCamp, the nonfiction conference started by alum Donna Talarico-Beerman. Vicki presented along with MFA alum Heather Taylor and MA alum Tiffany Hadley. This fall she will once again be teaching a memoir workshop for St. Luke's Hospice in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.  MA alum Todd McClimans's ‘12 second time travel/historical novel Time Underground was published by Overdue Books, an imprint of Northampton House Press. MA alum Lori M. Myers' ‘09 theater for young audiences musical "Cinderella and the Lone Prince" was produced by Gretna Theatre, a professional summer stock theater in Mt. Gretna, PA. It was also performed at Weathervane Theatre, a professional theater in Whitefield, NH. Lori will be moving to New York where she will be teaching writing at Dominican College.  �MA alum Christoph Paul ‘14, under the pen name Mandy DeSandra, published a Bizarro Erotica book Kirk Cameron & The Crocoduck of Chaos Magick which was a break out book in July, being covered by Gawker, AV Club, Wonkette, Jezebel, Vocativ, and VICE. The follow up Ravished by Reagansaurus, inspired by fellow Wilkes student P. Casey Telesk, was published in mid-August. Christoph also published an article "Bizarro Fiction and the Literary Community" in Otter Magazine http://ottermagazine.com/article/bizarro-fiction-and-the-literarycommunity/ and will be publishing a How-To Twitter book with Riot Forge titled Social Media for Anti-Socials: #HowToUseTwitter. He is also publishing his humor fiction book A Confederacy of Hot Dogs for small press Dynatox Ministries. Finally, Christoph has joined the staff of ThatLitSite.com and ThatLitPress and will be editing and publishing Walk Hand In Hand Into Extinction: Stories Inspired By True Detective. MFA alum Adrienne Earle Pender ‘11 has been selected by the Eugene O'Neill Foundation Board to be the third Tao House Fellow in the Travis Bogard Artist in Residence Program at Tao House. Adrienne will spend three weeks at Tao House in September working on her play that will explore the relationship of O'Neill and her relative, actor Charles Sidney Gilpin, who starred in the premiere of O'Neill's play The Emperor Jones in 1920. MFA alum Laurie Elizabeth Powers ’13 was awarded the Louisiana Jury Best Screenplay for her short script "The Importance of Sex Education" at the 2015 Hollyshorts Festival in Los Angeles, CA. The prize comes with a $10,000 production grant to shoot the film in northern Louisiana courtesy of the Louisiana Film Prize (http://lafilmprize.com), effectively green lighting the film. You can follow the film and production news at http://www.importancemovie.com.  MFA alumni Sarah Pugh ‘10 and Cory Brin's ’10 original television series pitch, "The Department," was chosen as one of the ten finalists in the ATX Television Festival Pitch Competition, after submitting a 90second video and a sample pilot script. They pitched their concept live to a panel of industry professionals on June 5 in Austin, Texas. The pitch was very well received, despite not winning the grand prize. The winning pitch had puppets. They can't compete with puppets. MA alum Dania Ramos's ‘10 middle grade novel WHO'S JU, published by Northampton House Press/Overdue Books, won the 2015 International Latino Book Award for Best Young Adult eBook and placed second for Best First Book, Children/Youth.  MA alum Lynne Reeder's ‘10 short story "Marked" won first place in the East Meets West: American Writers Review spring contest, and appears in their Spring 2015 edition. Lynne also won a third place for her poem �"Unbridled" and an honorable mention for her poem "Innocence" in the 14th annual Sophie B. Choice Awards for Poetic Excellence. MFA alum Joseph J. Schwartzburt ‘13 is proud to brag about Seersucker Live's inaugural writing workshop in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia, February 3 – 7, 2016. Featured faculty includes nationally renowned authors Amelia Gray, Arna Bontemps Hemenway, and poet Patricia Lockwood. For more information: www.seersuckerlive.com/workshop.  MFA alum Morowa Yejidé's ‘12 novel Time of the Locust has been released as an audiobook and can be obtained athttp://www.morowayejide.com/time_of_the_locust_audiobook. The Time of the Locust paperback edition will be released by Simon & Schuster/Atria books October 6, 2015. MA alum Marlon James’s ’06 novel A Brief History of Seven Killings has been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. Farley Library Human Resources Jobs at Wilkes Online Nursing Offices & Administration Accessibility Statement Financial Aid Adobe Acrobat® Reader Registrar's Office Finance Office Investor Relations Student Work Study Jobs Veterans Services Make A Gift �Visit Quick Links Schedule a Visit Parking Information Virtual Tour Campus Map 84 West South Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766 1-800-WILKES-U Contact Us Wilkes University © e © d c f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Revise This! August 2015 - Wilkes University.pdf https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/058fc0422bcedddeb2eacc3a722d0eea.pdf 12db63ec4f31f091746d5afb2a73ffed PDF Text Text About Wilkes Home n Graduate Academics Academics n Graduate Admission & Aid Graduate Programs n Graduate Life Master's Degree Programs About Our Students n n The Arts Creative Writing MA/MFA Revise This! n Archives Revise This - August 2009 Revise This! 2017 2018 REVISE THIS ARCHIVES Revise This! November 2019 Contents: Norman Mailer's Home Transformed to Writer's Colony | Lawrence Schiller Joins Advisory Board Jeff Talarigo Makes Noteable Book List Student Profile: Alysha Haran | Faculty Notes |  Student Notes Norman Mailer's Home Transformed to Writer's Colony Brick Dedicated to Wilkes Revise This! Archives n 2009 n n �Prior to Norman Mailer’s death in 2007, his friends and colleagues, J. Michael Lennon and Lawrence Schiller, wanted to do something to honor his legacy. Lennon and Schiller, both advisory board members of Wilkes University’s Graduate Creative Writing Program, contemplated having a chair at a university endowed in Mailer’s name. But when Mailer seemed uninterested in the proposal, Lennon, Schiller and Mailer’s family decided to launch the Norman Mailer Writers Colony at Mailer’s house in Provincetown, Mass. Mailer, the first advisory board member of the creative writing program, and his wife, novelist Norris Church Mailer, started coming to Provincetown in 1983. They spent much more time there throughout the 1990s, according to Schiller, executive director of the colony.  “The house had become part of the town’s cultural heritage,” Schiller said. “Norman often said that Provincetown had become for him what Key West and Cuba were for Hemingway.” The colony is fitting to Mailer’s legacy because he regularly provided guidance to beginning writers and always wrote back to them if they sent him a letter, according to Lennon, Mailer’s biographer. Writers will now have the chance to stay at his house and work one-on-one with wellpublished writers and editors through the fellowship program and workshops. “He always felt that as a writer, he had to give back and should never ignore an emerging writer,” said Lennon. He added that when Mailer’s house was cleaned out last summer, hundreds of manuscripts by other writers were found.   The first seven fellows accepted to the colony will arrive at the house on July 5. William Kennedy, also an advisory board member of the creative writing program, Don DeLillo Doris Kearns Goodwin, and editors from The New Yorker, Playboy, The New York Review of Books and Random House Publishers will be there to offer writing advice and discuss their careers.   The workshops are a separate program from the fellows and require a payment from participants. These short courses are geared towards intermediate and advanced writers and have specializations such as writing biographies and new journalism.  What the workshops have in common, however, is that they all incorporate Mailer’s work or different aspects of his life in the curriculum. They will be taught by people who knew Mailer, including Lennon and Kaylie Jones, a fiction faculty member of the creative writing �program. “I loved Norman and I am proud to be involved in this project,” said Jones. “I’ll be teaching a week-long workshop on memoir writing. I have wonderful students and am looking forward to the experience.” In addition, the colony will also give annual awards to emerging writers. In association with the Provincetown Arts Press, the colony presented the first ever Normal Mailer Cape Cod Writing Award for Exceptional Writing to Salvatore Scibona on June 6. Scibona is the author of The End, a finalist for a National Book Award. The colony, in collaboration with the National Council of Teachers of English, will also sponsor the Norman Mailer National Writing Awards for college and high school students.  For more information about the colony, visit www.nmwcolony.org, or www.wilkes.edu/creativewriting. Lawrence Schiller Joins Advisory Board Lawrence Schiller Novelist, photojournalist, screenwriter and director Lawrence Schiller is the latest member to join the Advisory Board for the Graduate Creative Writing Program of Wilkes University.  Schiller grew up outside of San Diego, Calif. and has worked for Life magazine, Paris Match, The Sunday Times, Newsweek, The Saturday Evening Post and other publications as a photojournalist. He was also a close friend to Norman Mailer, the program’s first ever advisory board member, and is currently the executive director of the Norman Mailer Writers Colony in Provincetown, Mass. He was asked to join the advisory board by program co-founder and advisory board member J. Michael Lennon. “Mike Lennon, who has been a close friend of mine for a number of years, introduced me to this aspect of education, which I was not �involved in first-hand,” said Schiller. “As time went on, Mike thought my ideas could aid the university, even though I don’t come from a strict education background.” “In all ways, Mr. Schiller represents the ideal Advisory Board member,” said Program Director Bonnie Culver. “Our program is designed for working, producing writers. Mr. Mailer advised us at the beginning of the program to make this program less about a degree and all about the craft and business of writing. Our graduating students have their theses read by outside readers who are agents, editors, publishers, or producers such as Mr. Schiller. It is that industry hands-on learning that makes our M.A./M.F.A. unique.” Along with writing his own novels, Schiller has worked with other writers on their novels, including Mailer’s The Executioner’s Song. He has also directed seven motion pictures and miniseries for television. The adaptation of The Executioner’s Song and Peter the Great won Emmys. He is also a consultant to NBC news and has written for the New Yorker. In addition, Schiller serves on the executive board of the Norman Mailer Writers Colony.  Jeff Talarigo Makes Notable Book List Jeff Talarigo Wilkes-Barre, Penn. – Jeff Talarigo, a fiction faculty member of Wilkes University’s Graduate Creative Writing Program, landed on the American Library Association’s Notable Book List of 2009 for The Ginseng Hunter, his second novel.  The winners were chosen by the Notable Books Council, which includes librarians and academics from across the country. The award makes available to readers a list of 25 books of fiction, nonfiction and poetry that the council considers to be well-written and important. “I would say five out of my ten favorite novels are on past lists. Having my �name even mentioned amongst these people is a great honor,” Talarigo said. Authors of the selected titles will be invited to speak at the Library Tastes Breakfast at the ALA Annual Conference in July. Talarigo, a resident of Boston, says if he is invited, he will definitely attend. The Ginseng Hunter takes place in contemporary China, along the Tumen River, which separates China from North Korea. The book follows the plight of North Koreans who have escaped their country by crossing the river. Talarigo visited the river in 2003 for research, and was surprised at how rural the area is. “It’s the most accessible place for refugees to cross,” he said. “It’s dangerous, but very barren. There are so few people there.” His next book will focus on Lebanon during the civil war in 1982 and the story of a Palestinian woman who becomes a nurse in Beirut. The story will also focus on the Gaza Strip, where Talarigo visited in the early 1990s. Talarigo hopes to complete a solid draft by the end of the year.  Student Profle: Alysha Haran Alysha Haran Most of the students enrolled in the Graduate Creative Writing Program of Wilkes University have the luxury of completing their school work in a comfortable room. But for Alysha Haran, a Navy lieutenant, her writing is often produced while onboard her ship in the middle of the ocean. Haran works as a surface warfare officer onboard the USS Pinckney, home ported out of San Diego. Many nights, she stands watch as fleet officer of the deck; otherwise, her job consists of driving the ship in a battle formation as part of the NIMITZ Strike Group. Haran is responsible for the safety of navigation, engineering, and weapons employment for air and surface/subsurface defense. Haran also serves as the ship’s electrical officer and assistant chief engineer. �She heard about the graduate program through a simple Internet search for online degrees. Originally from San Rafael, Ca., she has experience working in the film business. She worked as a line producer in Los Angeles for eight years where she mostly worked on commercials, but her role expanded into feature work at the end of the career.  During that period, she was scheduled to board one of the flights that crashed into one of the World Trade Centers on September 11, 2001. The attack encouraged her to join the Navy. “It was a last minute change of travel plans that kept me from being a passenger on one of the planes that struck the towers on September 11th,” she said. “It was the impetus for joining the Navy; I raised my right hand thirty days later.” While other students have fewer challenges completing an online graduate degree, Haran often has to deal with sluggish technology. “Most of the time I’m doing school work I’m literally in the middle of the ocean,” she said. “We are dependent on satellites for connectivity, and it’s slow at best.” But Haran stresses her job has been an incredible inspiration in her writing. She plans to use her experience, including deployment to the Arabian Gulf and the Horn of Africa, as material for a book.  “The six to seven month deployment will give me the structure and frame of reference I need to be able to talk about the story of sailors, how we come together to form a crew and what we go through collectively and individually during a combat deployment,” Haran said. She has also been deployed to the Philippines and port visits have included Chennai, India, Kota Kinablu, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong. She will return from deployment shortly before the January residency.  Faculty/Staff Notes Philip Brady’s memoir, By Heart: Reflections of a Rust Belt Bard, has been chosen as Foreword Magazine’s Book of the Year for 2008 in the category for essays. Christine Gelineau’s manuscript, Appetite for the Devine, has been selected as the Editor’s Choice in the McGovern Series of the Ashland Poetry Press. The manuscript is slated to be published in April 2010, and will be her second book with Ashland. Kaylie Jones’ memoir, Lies My Mother Never Told Me, has been named one of the hottest summer reads by the website The Daily Beast, www.thedailybeast.com. The book will officially be released on Aug. 25. �Assistant Director Jim Warner has joined the staff of Etruscan Press and will serve as the business manager and associate editor. The press is housed in the offices of the creative writing program and has published two National Book Award finalists – Chromatic by H.L. Hix and Shoah Train by William Heyen.      Student/Alumni Notes M.A. student Chris Bullard’s poetry manuscript, You Must Not Know Too Much, has been selected by Plan B Press, www.planbpress.com, as the winner of their 2009 chapbook contest. The press, based out of Philadelphia, also plans to publish the book. M.F.A. student Richard Fellinger was awarded the annual Beverly Hiscox Scholarship during the June residency. The scholarship was established by Hiscox’s children to honor her service to Wilkes University. The students recipient is a non-traditional student who who demonstrates need and writing talent. Alum Andrea Janov had three poems accepted for publication in the allpunk rock issue of Chiron Review. The issue will be out in December.  M.A. student Carol MacAllister will have an article published in the boating magazine Living Abroad. The article, “Boating Superstitions,” will be published in the September edition.   M.F.A. student Taylor Polites was awarded the annual Norris Church Mailer scholarship at the June residency. The scholarship is given to promising, emerging writers enrolled in the program. Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. Farley Library Human Resources Jobs at Wilkes Online Nursing Make A Gift �Offices & Administration Accessibility Statement Financial Aid Adobe Acrobat® Reader Registrar's Office Finance Office Investor Relations Student Work Study Jobs Veterans Services Visit Quick Links Schedule a Visit Parking Information Virtual Tour Campus Map 84 West South Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766 1-800-WILKES-U Contact Us Wilkes University © e d c f �© � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Revise This! August 2009 - Wilkes University.pdf https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/4b33c36059fc45ae759c8e3af383a111.pdf e5a7c5cfae37b0189ea88dfa6770eba9 PDF Text Text About Wilkes Home n Graduate Academics Academics n Graduate Admission & Aid Graduate Programs n Graduate Life Master's Degree Programs About Our Students n n The Arts Creative Writing MA/MFA Revise This! n Archives Spring 2019 - Revise This! Spring 2019 Revise This! 2017 2018 Revise This! November 2019 Revise This! Archives  Left to right: Dr. Patrick F. Leahy (President, Wilkes University), Mary Poth (M.A. student), Dr. Nancy McKinley (Faculty Member) The Faculty and Alumni Scholarship is Awarded At the closing banquet of the January 2019 Residency, Dr. Nancy McKinley, fiction and creative nonfiction writer and founding faculty member, presented Mary Poth with the program’s inaugural award of the annual Faculty and Alumni Scholarship. This newly established scholarship is awarded to one or more incoming students at the M.A. n 2018 n n �level of the Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing based on a writing sample and essay submitted as part of the application materials. The scholarship recipient is determined by a three-member faculty committee who recommends students to Dr. Bonnie Culver, program director and co-founder. This scholarship is funded entirely through the generous donations of faculty and alumni. Mary is pursuing her M.A. thesis in fiction with Dr. Robert Mooney as her mentor. She is from Lovettsville, VA and joined the Wilkes community in June, 2018. Congratulations Mary Poth! Marlon James Releases His Latest Novel Marlon James (M.A. ‘06) is having another amazing year. His latest release, Black Leopard, Red Wolf (Riverhead Books, 2019), takes us on a fantastical ride with Tracker, a mercenary enlisted to search for a missing boy. The first novel in The Dark Star Trilogy, Black Leopard, Red Wolf has skyrocketed to the New York Times Bestseller List. James has also been featured in recent articles in The New Yorker and Vanity Fair. The critically acclaimed Wilkes alum is the author of three additional novels, including: A Brief History of Seven Killings (Riverhead Books, 2015), winner of the 2015 Man Booker Prize; John Crow’s Devil (Akashic Books, 2005), National Book Critics Circle Award finalist; and The Book of Night Women (Riverhead Books, 2009). James teaches creative writing and is the writer in residence at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. 17th Annual Norman Mailer Society Conference The 17th Annual Norman Mailer Society Conference will take place at Wilkes University October 10-12, 2019 with the theme: Mailer on Politics, Public Life, and Pop Culture. The Norman Mailer Society calls for papers that address any of the above categories plus those that help celebrate the 40-year anniversary of The Executioner’s Song, the 50-year anniversary of Of a Fire on the Moon, and the 60-year anniversary of Advertisements of Myself. Conference highlights include: Keynote speaker Maggie Mailer, youngest daughter of Norman Mailer A reception to celebrate the opening of the Norman Mailer Room and Collection. This room, housed in the Farley Library, is a research/Mailer scholar’s dream. It is a replica of Mailer’s last studio in Provincetown that includes his private library, manuscripts and revisions, dating from 1984, and his studio furniture A reading from The Time of Our Time Screening of the film The Executioner’s Song �And more…… To submit a proposal for the conference, please email the following to Maggie McKinley and Mike Lennon by June 1, 2019: 1. 50-word biographical statement 2. 150-200 word abstract of the proposed presentation 3. Indication of A/V Requirements Hotel accommodations will be at Genetti’s Best Western, Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, PA at $89 per night (from October 9 through October 13). The hotel offers free shuttle from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton airport, hot buffet breakfast, parking, and is a two-block walk to campus. More details regarding hotel reservations and conference registration are forthcoming. Call for Submissions: The Norman Mailer Society Graduate Writing Award The Norman Mailer Society invites submissions for its first annual Graduate Writing Award, which recognizes high-quality graduate student work about or inspired by the work of Norman Mailer. Eligible entries include academic papers or creative pieces composed by current graduate students. Submissions should be 10-15 pages, doublespaced, in 12 point Times New Roman font, and should be sent to: Maggie McKinley, President of the Norman Mailer Society. THE DEADLINE IS JUNE 1, 2019 The winner of the Norman Mailer Society Graduate Writing Award receives: a $500 cash award a complimentary one-year membership in the Mailer Society, which includes that year’s issue of The Mailer Review an opportunity to work with the editor of The Mailer Review to publish a revised version of the essay or creative piece Executive board members of the Norman Mailer Society will evaluate all entries and notify entrants of their decision. Graduate students are also welcome to submit proposals for the annual Norman Mailer Conference, which will be held at Wilkes University from October 10-12, 2019. Students who present at the conference will receive a $100 travel grant. Proposals for all presentations should be sent to Maggie McKinley. Faculty News �Faculty member Greg Fletcher’s first YA novel, Other People’s Crazy, has finished pre-production at Northampton House Press against a publication date of June, 2019. In a high school in suburban Arizona, the biggest kid in his sophomore class is being bullied by the smallest. With no dad, best friend, or girlfriend, Brandon’s life feels like pure hopeless chaos. But thanks to his crazy single mom, a stray dog, a bronco-busting hairdresser, a random left turn, and boomerang karma from the Universe, Brandon has a chance to turn his life in a new direction. Chaos, or Choice? They’re both in the mix of crazy at Mesa Verde High. Look for it on the sale table at Barnes & Noble at this summer’s residency! Beverly Donofrio is thrilled that her personal essay “Meanness,” which appeared in Brevity has been nominated for inclusion in the Best Essays of SPACE  by Brevity for 2018 Best American Essays and will be included in the Best of Brevity anthology. Her personal essay “Bad Memorial Day,” which appeared in Cagibi, has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.  Jean Klein is pleased to announce that Blue Moon has licensed two productions from members of the Wilkes family so far this year. Distant Survivors, a play based on the Holocaust poetry of William Heyen (Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Advisory Board Member), adapted by June Prager, ran for eleven performances in February at Zeider’s American Dream Theater in Virginia Beach to responsive crowds. Royal Tea, a play by Cindy Dlugolecki (M.A. ‘13) will be performed at St. Peter the Apostle High School in Alberta, Canada. (Dates TBA) J. Michael Lennon will have a review-essay on the first four novels of Pottsville, PA novelist, John O’Hara, coming out in the (London) Times Literary Supplement next month. O’Hara wrote perhaps the finest novel of Southeast, Pennsylvania, Appointment in Samarra, in 1935. A classic. Also, he has a review of Philip Brady’s Phantom Signs: The Muse in Universe City forthcoming in Hippocampus. Nancy McKinley’s novel-in-stories, St. Christopher on Pluto, has been accepted by West Virginia University Press, with publication slated in 2020.   Lenore Hart was recently awarded an international writing Fellowship at the Oberpfalzer Kunstlerhaus in Germany. Along with a composer and two visual artists, she will be spending six weeks as 2019’s Writing Fellow in a studio and apartment on the grounds of the residential palace built in 1890. The palace is also a museum, concert and lecture hall, and theater. The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts �offers an annual exchange residency for the four varied types of artists. Lenore will arrive on June 1 and stay until July 15, working on the proposed project they accepted; a collection of contemporary short stories based on the darker original versions of German fairy tales and Greek myths. There will be an open house at the Oberpfalzer museum and their studios in the Kunstlerhaus on June 30. She is really looking forward to this total-immersion experience in a foreign setting and already desperately trying to improve her language skills! Alumni and Student News Robert Antinozzi (M.F.A. ‘14) and Alyssa Waugh (M.F.A. ‘14) started their own publishing company: Blind Faith Books. Their first anthology is entitled I AM STRENGTH: True Stories of Everyday Superwomen. Two thirds of the book's proceeds benefit No Means No Worldwide and Girls Inc. The book includes essays, poems, and art by many Wilkes alums as well as other women from all over the U.S. The second book Blind Faith published, Drowning Back to Life, a collection of poetry by Elise Emersyn, tells a story through poetry of falling in love with herself and breaking toxic cycles. They are currently accepting submissions for the next anthology: I Am More Than my Addiction. In additional news, Alyssa’s book, Hell's Laughter and Other Spooky Tales, is out in paperback and available on Amazon and her poem, "Sure" was also recently published on Writing in a Woman's Voice. Aurora Bonner (M.F.A ’18) had an essay published through Assay: Journal of Nonfiction Studies in October, 2018. Additionally, she published two book reviews, one through the Colorado Review on The Jaws of Life by Laura Leigh Morris and one through Brevity Magazine on Dig: A Personal Prehistoric Journey, by Sam Chiarelli (M.F.A. ’16). Caryn DeVincenti (M.F.A ’16), aka Dana Ross (pen name) had her first book, Full Girlfriend Experience, a romantic suspense novel birthed through her M.F.A classes at Wilkes, released through The Wild Rose Press on February 18, 2019. Readers can purchase it on Amazon and Barnes & Noble (online). Brian Fanelli's (M.F.A. ‘10) essay, "Rethinking Early Horror Cinema: Gender, Female Empowerment, and Sexuality in Nosferatu, Frankenstein, and Bride of Frankenstein," appeared in the fall issue of Schuylkill Valley Journal, both print and online. Additionally, his interview, "Channeling the Dark Muse: An Interview with Eric Morago, Editor of Dark Ink," was published in January by the website Horror Homeroom. He also has published and forthcoming poetry in Evening Street Review, Italian Americana, and The Paterson Literary Review. �Patricia Florio (M.F.A. ’11) of San Fedele Press and American Writers Review was featured in an interview in the August, 2018 issue of Boston Voyager. She will also have copies of the 2018 literary anthology of American Writers Review at the NewPages table, along with information on taking 2019 submissions at the AWP Conference in Portland, Oregon. Gerald J. Gurka (M.A. ’07) had his article, “Second Sunday of Lent,” published in King’s College Lenten Reflection Series Calendarfor Sunday, March 17, 2019. He is also the author and director of a new play entitled, A Holy Land Tour of the Passion, to be performed on Friday, April 12, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. in St. John’s Church, 126 Nesbitt Street, Larksville, PA. The performance is open to the public. He is currently writing “Freddie Foodmore’s Menu of Unsavory Events,” a Young Readers Story for Northampton Press. Anne Henry (M.F.A ‘11) is thrilled to report that her story, “That’s It, That’s the News,” will be included in Air: A Radio Anthology published by Books by Hippocampus (coming Spring 2019). True stories from radio in its heyday! Pre-orders accepted on the website. She is also happy to announce that her story, “The Cold War,” was accepted for publication in the next issue of American Writers Review (Summer, 2019). Joshua Horwitz (M.A. ‘16) has formed a media company CellCinema that helps movie makers, documentarians and activists make cinema quality productions using current model cell phones with high end audio and specialized lenses. They are currently accepting interns for the Spring/Summer. Jennifer Jenkins (M.F.A. ‘17) has published "The Secret Door" in the Winter 2019 edition of Up North Lit. It is a chapter from her forthcoming novel, American Bourbon. Nichole Kanney (M.F.A. '15) ran a screenwriting workshop in February to support Readathon, a fundraiser that promotes literacy for the students at Richmond Friends School. She also participated in Warp and Woof, a storytelling event for Wayne County Indiana. Nichole has joined the Wayne Writes committee, which hosts an annual weekend writing conference in the summer. Stay tuned for more! Bibiana Krall (M.F.A ‘18) is among the poets chosen for the 2019 Poetry Leaves Exhibition that will be displayed on buildings, inside City Hall, and in the library during the month of May all across Waterford Twp., Michigan. The exhibition was launched in 2014 as a �way to celebrate National Poetry Month. A grant from the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs funded the project in the beginning. Bibiana’s poem “Little Universe” will also be published in an anthology later on this year. She’s just wrapped up a Writing Fellowship with Deep Center in Savannah, Georgia as a mentor in The Young Author Project where she taught Creative Writing to an incredible group of inner-city teens (Go Team Hess!) with a focus on diversity and empowerment. Ginger Marcinkowski, (M.F.A. ‘11) has been chosen by Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts (KIRA) for a month-long August residency in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada. She will have the opportunity to write on the seaside property of Kingsbrae Gardens. Visiting artists are required to engage with the community and partner with Kingsbrae Garden which is located steps away from the residence and studio. Applications were open to a range of disciplines and types of artists including, the visual arts, music/composition, new media, and interdisciplinary arts. Artists from all levels in their career who exhibited a strong professional work ethic and a collaborative attitude were considered for this very competitive honor. Marcinkowski will be working on a new collection of linked short stories during her residency. Vicki Mayk’s (M.F.A. ‘13) nonfiction book, The Friends of Owen Thomas (working title) will be published by Beacon Press in 2020. Her personal essay, “Dayparts,” will be included in the anthology Air, publishing in March, 2019 from Books by Hippocampus.   Sara Pisak (M.A. Student) was named a Staff Reviewer for Glass: A Journal of Poetry. Sara's review of Sonia Greenfield's chapbook, American Parable appeared online January 17 and her review of Adrienne Novy's chapbook, Crowd Surfing With God, was published in the magazine's March issue as well as online. Sara's review of Anne Graue's poetry collection, Fig Tree in Winter: Found Poetry From Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, was also featured in the Litstyle section of Five:2:One Magazine. Sara's work can also be found in the sixteenth issue of Boston Accent for a poetry/art collaborative feature entitled, "20/20" and "Prints." Oliver Reilly (M.F.A. ‘13) was recently hired by Lehigh Carbon Community College as an instructor of Literature and Composition. Joseph Schwartzburt’s (M.F.A. ’13) non-fiction piece entitled “Gavin and the Paci Pirate” was published in Akashic Books’ Terrible Twosdays Online Series on January 8, 2019.   �Nisha Sharma (M.F.A. ’13) received a Library Journal starred review for The Takeover Effect, a contemporary romance releasing on April 2, 2019. The Takeover Effect is the first in a trilogy published by Avon Impulse. Melanie Simms (M.A. Student) is promoting her third book, Life Signs and Fortune Cookies, published by Sunbury Press out of Mechanicsburg, PA, released in the winter of 2018. She appeared on a WVIA in an interview with Mindy Cronk on February 28, which will go out on the next Art Scene program in March. In addition, she recently appeared on ABC 27 in Harrisburg for the Author Spotlight and with Tory Gates Brown Posey Press Show. She was also selected as one of the judges in the poetry category for the Pennwriters. Ora Smith (M.A. ’17) is pleased to announce the November 2018 release of her children’s picture book, A Christmas Story of Light. She will write a blog about her amazing experience writing and illustrating the book for the pre-holiday issue of The Write Life. Alan N. Yount (M.A. ’18) will be part of the Tenth Anniversary Story Slam at the Woodstock Bookfest on Thursday, March 28, 2019. The theme of the Story Slam is “it’s about time,” and Alan will answer that burning question…How do you know when it’s about time to leave a sex club? AWP 2019 The 2019 AWP Conference & Bookfair will be held at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon from March 27 – 30, 2018. In Portland, swing by these sessions and support the Wilkes CW family, including program partners Akashic Books and Etruscan Press: Ibrahim Ahmad (Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing and Akashic Books) Can I Pick Your Brain? The Fine Line Between Giving Back and Getting Paid Friday, March 29, 2018 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. B117-119 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 The right connections in publishing can jumpstart your career and make the journey more enjoyable. But there is a fine line when asking for a favor (or a freebie) and networking. This panel looks at how emerging �writers can gracefully navigate the art of "the ask" and how established authors can balance their time and effort and meaningful connections. Five publishing insiders share secrets of effective networking without looking self-interested—and when to say no without looking unsupportive. Kazim Ali (The Disappearance of Seth, Etruscan Press) Reinventing the Wheel: The Tradition of Innovation in Poetry Friday, March 29, 2019 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Portland Ballroom 256 Oregon Convention Center Level 2 Sidney famously writes, "And others' feet still seemed but strangers in my way" ("Astrophel and Stella"). However, one would only need to read Homer, Virgil, and Dante, the letters between Wordsworth and Coleridge or Moore and Bishop, to recognize the long tradition of poets mentoring and inspiring other poets. The poets will challenge the notion that tradition and innovation are at odds by revealing how specific poems influenced them and led them to better understand different poetic elements. Kazim Ali (The Disappearance of Seth, Etruscan Press) Fifty Years of FIELD: Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Saturday, March 30, 2019 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. B115 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 Since 1969, FIELD Magazine has been known as one of the country's leading journals of contemporary poetry and poetics. In 2019, FIELD will publish its 100th and final issue. This panel, featuring two founding editors and three later additions, will discuss the magazine's history and values, including its annual symposium of essays on the work of a major poet, its commitment to translation, and its openness to a wide variety of voices, both established and emerging. Laurie Jean Cannady (Crave: Sojourn of a Hungry Soul, Etruscan Press) and Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Faculty) #MeToo, Girlhood:Writing and Subverting Childhood Sexual Violence Narratives Thursday, March 28, 2019 �3 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. E145 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 Writers discuss creating narratives of girlhood sexual trauma, share influences and craft advice, and offer strategies for overcoming the challenges of writing these stories. The writers on this panel create works that subvert common victim narratives—via humor, style, non-linearity, narrator agency, lack of disclosure, and more—as well as examine the intersections of gender, race, class, inherited trauma, and sexual identity on narratives of sexual violence. Laurie Jean Cannady (Crave: Sojourn of a Hungry Soul, Etruscan Press) and Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Faculty) Author Signing Thursday, March 28, 2019 4:15 p.m. – 5 p.m. Booth 3031 – AWP Bookfair Robert Eastwood (Romer, Etruscan Press) Author Signing Friday, March 29, 2019 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. Booth 3031 – AWP Bookfair Stanton Hancock (M.F.A. ‘12) AWP Open Mic and Old School Slam Thursday, March 28, 2019 and Friday, March 29, 2018 B113 10 p.m. to 12 Midnight Oregon Convention Center Level 1 AWP welcomes students to return to the roots of Slam! Open mic special guests and then undergraduate and graduate students partake in a hardcore-break-your-heart-strut-out-the-good-stuff slam competition. Students are welcome to sign up to participate on Friday, March 29, 2019 and Thursday, March 28, 2019 at the Wilkes University/Etruscan Press booth and read original pieces (three minutes or less with no props) at the Slam later that night. Sponsors: Wilkes University and Etruscan Press. Patricia Horvath (All the Diference, Etruscan Press) �Rewriting History: Why It's Not Okay to Fictionalize Our Memories Friday, March 29, 2019 9 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. B114 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 Every so often, literary scandals seem to surface, particularly when it comes to memoirs. Is there an unspoken code of ethics that exists for memoirists and essayists? Or is it something deeper, something psychological that gives birth to the betrayal we feel upon discovering that a nonfiction writer has invented a character, setting, or memory? In this panel, nonfiction writers discuss the difficulty in cultivating memories while managing this genre's ethical demands and expectations. Patricia Horvath (All the Diference, Etruscan Press) Author Signing Friday, March 29, 2019 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. Booth 3031 – AWP Bookfair David Lazar (Who's Afraid of Helen of Troy: An Essay on Love, Etruscan Press) Que savent-ils?: What Classic Essays Can Teach Contemporary Essayists Thursday, March 28, 2019 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. B114 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 When's the last time you sat down with an essay by Lamb? Or cracked open The Rambler? Maybe not recently enough. With so many exciting new modes of the essay being written today, it can be easy to forget those of the past, but writers like Montaigne, Rousseau, Hazlitt, and Woolf have more bearing on contemporary essayists than you might think. This diverse panel of essayists writing in a variety of sub-genres shows how the "classics" inspire them—as perhaps they will inspire you, too. Paul Lisicky (The Burning House, Etruscan Press) Endings for the End Times? Thursday, March 28, 2019 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Portland Ballroom 255 Oregon Convention Center �Level 2 As we reach the concluding lines of our own works, current ailments in the body politic may bend us toward chaos and despair. At the same time, ever-present narrative and commercial pressures may drive us toward neatly resolved, even uplifting, endings. How do we craft final notes that imply light and dark, open and closed, emotional and intellectual complexity? We discuss struggles and strategies for endings that feel satisfying for readers, and yet true to the work, the moment, and ourselves. Paul Lisicky (The Burning House, Etruscan Press) Am I Really Going to Do This Until I Die? Friday, March 29, 2019 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Portland Ballroom 256 Oregon Convention Center Level 2 The longer a person teaches workshop, the more prone he or she is to burn out; after all, instructors tend to use the same format semester after semester, and students tend to need the same advice. How can instructors keep workshops feeling relevant and energized? Are there new models that might reinvigorate our students and ourselves? This panel, featuring undergraduate and graduate writing instructors, will address strategies to keep everyone engaged, down to the most exhausted teacher. Shara McCallum (Poems and Their Making, Etruscan Press) Boulevard 35th Anniversary & 100 Issues Reading Saturday, March 30, 2019 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. B116 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 Founded in 1984, Boulevard magazine celebrates 100 issues and thirtyfive years of continuously publishing the finest in contemporary voices in fiction, poetry, and definitive essays on the arts and culture. Featuring writers from across our thirty-five years, this reading reflects Boulevard's mission to present a variegated yet coherent ensemble of creative and critical writing by both emerging and established writers. J. D. Schrafenberger (Saint Joe's Passion, Etruscan Press) Impact and Empathy: Service-Learning and Creative Writing Friday, March 29, 2019 �10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. D139-140 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 Service-learning and community engagement not only provide student writers with real-world experiences, applied skills, and opportunities for personal growth, but their empathy and perspectives are expanded in ways that transform the creative process. Teachers from various backgrounds and institutions discuss the practical challenges and unique benefits of service-learning in the creative writing classroom, including work with veterans, oceanographers, food co-ops, and refugee organizations. J. D. Schrafenberger (Saint Joe's Passion, Etruscan Press) Changing of the Guard: Editors on Inclusion and Diversity in Literary Journals Saturday, March 30, 2019 3 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. Portland Ballroom 255 Oregon Convention Center Level 2 The VIDA Count is an indispensable measure of gender diversity in literary journal publications. While the numbers layout disparities within this community, the question remains: how can we increase contributor and staff diversity in areas such as race, sexual identity/orientation, and disability? Where is the line between diversity and tokenism? This panel of literary journal editors will share their strides, missteps, and questions on inclusive staff and contributor practices. Tim Seibles (Fast Animal and One Turn Around the Sun, Etruscan Press) and Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Program Advisory Board Member) Ghost Fishing: An Eco-Justice Poetry Anthology Reading Thursday, March 28, 2019 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Portland Ballroom 256 Oregon Convention Center Level 2 Eco-justice poetry embodies justice, culture, and the environment. It is poetry born of ecological and social crisis, poetry that holds memory, fed by a wealth of cultural traditions, urgent in our time. Come listen to contributing poets read from and discuss the ground-breaking Ghost Fishing: An Eco-Justice Poetry Anthology, as each discusses their approach to writing in these troubled times and the traditions that feed their work. �Tim Seibles (Fast Animal and One Turn Around the Sun, Etruscan Press) and Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Program Advisory Board Member) How we need another soul to cling to: Writing Love Poems in Difficult Times Saturday, March 30, 2019 3 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. D139-140 Oregon Convention Center Level 1 When the news feels like a daily onslaught, it's hard to believe writing a poem can matter—let alone a love poem. Here, five poets will share their own love poems and discuss how writing about love also allows them to explore everything from racism to climate change to queerness to personal grief, then offer strategies of how others might do the same. For how better to know why resistance is worth it? In this panel, we'll discuss not just what we're fighting against but what we're fighting for. Ronnie K. Stephens (M.F.A. ’18)(The Kaleidoscope Sisters, Kaylie Jones Books) Author Signing Thursday, March 28, 2019 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Booth 3031 – AWP Bookfair Daneen Wardrop (Silk Road, Etruscan Press) Author Signing Friday, March 29, 2019 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Booth 3031 – AWP Bookfair For the full AWP19 schedule, visit the AWP Conference Schedule. Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Make A Gift �Online Nursing Programs E.S. 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The Mailer Center is an organization named for the late Norman Mailer that offers workshops, grants, awards, fellowships and other activities that allow writers to express themselves while provoking discussion and calling for societal changes. This new partnership bolsters the creative writing mission to bring writing faculty to the Wilkes University campus. n 2018 n n �Lawrence Schiller, founder of the Norman Mailer Center and the Norman Mailer Writers Colony, collaborated with Norman Mailer for more than 30 years. Originally, the summer colony was held at the Mailer home in Provincetown, MA. Past instructors include faculty and board members J. Michael Lennon, Kaylie Jones, Bonnie Culver, Beverly Donofrio and Colum McCann. "Like the Norman Mailer Center, Wilkes University encourages and celebrates writers who challenge readers' perspectives on the world around them," said Schiller. "Together, Wilkes and the Center will promote writers as people of action, and seek to support those who are driven by an endless curiosity to make sense of the times in which they live." The 2018 Norman Mailer Writers Colony will be held in two weeklong sessions bookending The Pennsylvania Writers Conference in August. In week one, which will run from July 29 to August 3, students may take courses in memoir, fiction, publishing, poetry, nonfiction and self-promotion. In week two, which will run from August 4 to August 10, students may take courses in fiction, book reviewing, screenwriting, publishing, and poetry. On August 3 and 4, the Pennsylvania Writers Conference will be held on the Wilkes campus, featuring keynote speaker Andre Dubus III.           Week 1 Classes: Memoir with Beverly Donofrio Put pen to paper-or fingers to the keyboard-in this writing workshop with master �memoirist Beverly Donofrio. Discover the life-changing potential of memoir writing in a workshop designed to take you deeper into your hearts and your pasts. Instructor Beverly Donofrio creates a supportive environment to help mine and then develop your material. Telling your stories can be profound and transformative. All that is required is a strong desire and the courage to write the truth. Through the in-class prompts, overnight assignments, and sharing our work, we not only learn craft, but develop camaraderie and have fun. We may even find that what made us rage and cry now makes us laugh. Keep writing and you may even forgive life for being life. And throughout, we will have an ongoing discussion of the writing life and how to feed it outside of a workshop.    Elements of Fiction: Crisis Conflict Character with Marita Golden This fiction workshop will focus on the foundational elements of compelling fiction. As we discuss your in progress work, and do inclass exercises you'll learn how to give your characters "character," how to push them past the limits you impose on them and how to create characters who can both hurt and heal. For those writing novels and short fiction.    �        Publishing with Philip Brady Ever wanted to start your own press or literary magazine? Or are you struggling as a fledgling editor or publisher to make yours work and gain more ground in the literary landscape? This course will also give you a hands-on insider's look at the way publishing companies work. Working with Etruscan Press, a non-profit literary press that has produced over seventy-five titles in five genres since 2001, this course will focus on how to produce and market books/journals, zines, and how to run a publishing house in an increasingly competitive environment. We'll explore editorial styles, marketing plans, production schedules, budgeting, design, and event-planning. We'll look at the publishing models from a close perspective, always returning to practical questions such as: "How do things work?"..."How can I understand the process from author-to-consumer?"... "What is the right place for me in this diverse and challenging industry?" Poetry with Rashidah Ismail Abubakr We will start at the beginning, with poems that have been selected by each participant to start of a book of poems. We will discuss the various concepts of producing poems: chapbook, collection, themed, with or without visuals and look at organizing tools that can lead to a coherent body of work. Poems will be edited and �written then workshopped during the sessions.         Creative Nonfiction: Types and Techniques with J. Michael Lennon Following a brief survey of the wide variety of forms that can be fairly called creative nonfiction (memoir, various essay types, travel and place writing, reviews, narrative history, autobiography, and biography), will be a discussion of five elements of craft common to all types of creative nonfiction: imagery, voice and point of view, character, setting, and story. The session will also examine the blurred boundary lines with other genres.         Marketing Planning for Writers, Online and Off: Promotion, Publicity & More with Donna Talarico Marketing and communication planning is a crucial component to the �working writer today. In this session, you'll learn the basics of building a marketing plan, from setting SMART goals to analyzing your success. Then we'll dive deeper into the many tactics you can use, from making connections with the media and brand ambassadors to get coverage -- reviews, feature stories, etc. -- to running successful events and from managing your online persona to interacting with readers in digital spaces. We'll cover everything from Facebook pages and blogging to email marketing and social ads. This session will give you a high-level overview of the tools and techniques you can use to market your work, from promoting a single book to building general awareness for yourself as an author and expert in your field. We'll have in-class exercises to help you spark some ideas of where and how to promote your work -- no matter where you are with your project, this will be helpful in big-picture planning! Simply put: You have a great idea -- this session is about shooting that from the rooftops so others can share -- and enjoy -- your vision. Week 2: The Closer Class: A Workshop on How to Finish Your Book with Jacquelyn Mitchard You have a great concept. You know what you want to write. You know how you want to write it. You may even have a great start. But you're afraid that you'll mess with this thing for the rest of your life and it will never see publication. This workshop help you finally complete your fiction project - and help you discover what to do next on the path to publication, without sacrificing artistic integrity or neglecting the need to have a real life. Some critical questions about structure, contents, and even intention are key to writing a book you can actually finish. And there are some elements you may not have considered. �Bring pages to share in a full, frank, and nurturing critique with your fellow writers and be prepared to be overwhelmed by information - in a good way. Writing Book Reviews and Breaking into that Market with Maureen Corrigan How does one claim the cultural authority to become a book reviewer? After all, there are no dedicated graduate programs or certificates in "book reviewing;" nor is there a clear route to regular reviewing. In this course, Maureen Corrigan, who has been the book critic for the NPR program Fresh Air for thirty years, explores some of the pathways to book review publication and discusses the intellectual background and the skills that it takes to write a worthwhile review. She also gives some advice about what never to do in a book review.       Screenwriting with Ross Klavan Screen language will go deeply into how to get your vision-and your story-onto any kind of screen. Through a variety of exercises in class and as homework, we'll begin by working through the nature of images, of film's birth in still photography (instead of the novel or theater) and what subtly changes when the images begin to move. We'll then shift into the structure of storytelling through images, both conventional and alternative, and the creation of characters whose life may begin on the page but will exist, �through actors or animation, on some form of screen, large or small. A final project of a five-minute short or film segment will be written. There will be a personal meeting with the instructor on projects written in the course or previously. Proper format will be taught and the instruction will be assisted by examples from films, TV episodes and script pages.    To apply to the Norman Mailer Writers Colony at Wilkes University, please download this application. Please submit 10 pages of poetry, single-spaced, or 10-20 pages of prose or a screenplay sample, double-spaced, in the genre to which you are applying. Admission to a workshop is based primarily on your writing sample. For more information about the Norman Mailer Center or the Norman Mailer Writers Colony, please visit nmcenter.org. For more information about the Pennsylvania Writers Conference, please visit wilkes.edu/pwc. Students and alumni man the Wilkes-Etruscan booth at AWP18 in Tampa, FL. From left to right: Karla Erdman (M.A. student), Danie Watson (M.F.A. student), Pamela Turchin (M.F.A. student), Kristin Weller (M.A. student) and Patricia Florio (M.F.A. '11). Smooth Sailing: Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing Attends AWP18 By Kristin Weller (M.A. student) Henry David Thoreau once said, "We are constantly invited to be who we are." Like many writers-in-progress, I have struggled with my identity. I �teach full-time. I am a wife. I am a daughter. I am a perfectionist. Making a living from writing alone is the road I have less traveled. While teaching is a great gig, a gift in many ways, teaching can create all kinds of conflict for the writer-self, not the least of which is getting the time off during the academic year to attend conferences like AWP. But as with anything else in life, the choices we make and where we choose to put our time and energy are often a reflection of our priorities, and this year, I made a commitment to put my writing ahead of all else. Thanks to a one-semester sabbatical and the student registration waivers offered to Maslow Family graduate students, I was able to make-good on my self-promise and participate in AWP18 in Tampa. The spring-like temperatures and cloudless skies of South Florida were a welcome contrast to the Pennsylvania Nor'easter I and my Wilkes colleagues left behind us. Ahead, a menu of more than 1000 panel discussions, readings, activities, signings, and keynote speeches from which to choose, all in the service of enriching the writing community. And the Book Fair! Over 800 exhibitors filled the main floor, showcasing literary presses and journals, independent publishers and freelancers, writing programs and writing residencies, poets and swag (think, free totes, buttons, pens, and big price cuts on books). Imagine the directory portion of all of your favorite writing magazines, online journals, and publishing industry books coming to life and gathering together around tables and booths in one, massive room. I'll admit that I was both overwhelmed and impressed. After registration and a quick tour of the vendor hall, I met up with cohort member Meg Hall and my mentor, Kaylie Jones. We headed over to the Marriott across the street from the Convention Center where a few dozen meeting rooms held sessions of interest. Outside of each salon and meeting room was a full-sized poster with a list of the sessions scheduled in that room throughout the weekend. We perused the menus and ended up popping into the tail-end of a panel discussion on contemporary Southern literary fiction. The panelists were discussing the ways poverty, racism, and violence permeate their works. Following their planned discussion, the panelists opened up the floor to questions. It wasn't long before questions of culture appropriation arose. We have all heard the advice to write what you know, but if you stick with the process of developing your craft, you will come to know that more often than not, we use writing to explore the questions we do not know the answers to. What stuck with me after listening to the open dialogue about writing outside of your race or experience was this: if you do the work -- read everything you can in the cultural genre your story requires, travel to and be with the people whose lives you want to represent with fidelity, and research your own personal biases alongside the historical �events relevant to your story -- than you have less chance of creating a story that most readers will view as culturally appropriated. I found this topic to be extremely relevant beyond the cannon of Southern fiction. In my own experience as a Maslow Family Graduate student, this topic has come up for discussion within several of the residency courses I have attended. Like it or not, through our work we all become ambassadors of our genres. Credibility is earned. Integrity, demonstrated. After the panel ended, Meg, Kaylie and I headed outside to look for a place to eat. The Marriott and the Convention Center are part of a Riverwalk park where pedestrians and exercise enthusiasts share sidewalks and foot bridges that run along Tampa Bay. In the center is a cafe called The Sail where Kaylie, Meg and I ran into Bill Schneider and Pamela Turchin who had just flown in from Newark, NJ. After a few laughs and some catching up, we downed our burgers before splitting up to attend different sessions and man the booth. There's so much to pick from, so having a minute to peruse the registration materials was much appreciated. I found the AWP app to be an especially useful tool for adding sessions of interest and building daily agendas. Maps, room details, program descriptions, and schedules were all built-in to the app giving me easy access to necessary information quickly. At 3:30 p.m. Kaylie and I made our way to the Book Fair floor so I could start my first shift at the Wilkes University-Etruscan Press booth. (Go ahead. Say it. You know you want to. "The (John) Wilkes Booth!" We have the best name as far as booths go.) Maslow Family graduate students and alumni can attend AWP, registration-free if we commit to volunteering to work two hours each day in the booth at AWP. Because Wilkes is a major conference sponsor, the program receives 45-60 conference registration waivers so that our students may attend. They want us there, networking and learning from and with each other. I was a little nervous about the work, but as it turned out working in the booth was fun. Working in the Wilkes-Etruscan Press booth was painless, even for anxiety-prone personality types like me. That's mostly because of the great and magical duo, Danie Watson and Pamela Turchin, who do most of the on-site, logistical heavy-lifting, and our Associate Director, Bill Schneider, who orchestrates the rest. Working with the Wilkes-Etruscan team was fun and at times, reminiscent of residency. Booth required responsibilities included things like promoting the inclusion of the Norman Mailer Writing Colony at Wilkes, along with the Pennsylvania Writers Conference dates, and of course our fabulous �MA/MFA programs, volunteers haggled over who was the most outgoing from our contingency (that would be Justin Kassab, Danie Watson, and Karla Erdman) and sent them off to wander the Book Fair, enticing conference-goers to sign up for the Old School Poetry Slam, which 2012 MFA graduate, Stanton Hancock, hosted on March 9th and 10th following the Keynote speakers. The rest of us remained at the booth to answer the questions of passersby. Honestly, this task was no burden to bear. Both our programs and our presses already have a very strong reputation amongst those shopping around for an MFA program. All we needed to do was share what we love about our writing program. Easy! Two of the messages I found myself repeating to potential students were how much our fabulous faculty and our student participants value a respectful, collaborative approach, and how accessible and supportive we all are as a literary community. Even as I was sharing these points, I was flashing back to my first residency in June of 2016 and how many times I was approached by upper-level graduate students who introduced themselves and congratulated me on entering the 501s. It happened in the dorm lobby, in the Henry Center, in the Starbucks, in the Darte before and after the evening readings. And, every faculty member made it a point to connect with each of the 18 members of my cohort over the course of those first few days - no easy task given their own packed schedules. What a difference that kind of care and attention can make, especially for a writer so wrapped up in fear, rejection, and isolation. What an antidote that kind of attention can be! At AWP, I got the chance to spend time with my mentor who has committed her time and attention to helping me develop my work and my identity as a writer. Other faculty members, like David Poyer who I hadn't really had a chance to get to know at residencies, showed up and engaged with us too. He asked about the work I and my cohort members were doing over lunch, thus giving Meg Hall, Jeff Alves and I a chance to practice pitching. The practice, like the process, never ends. Attending AWP just verified what I had already learned about our faculty: their commitment to their students and to writing is lifelong. Investing my time in these three, glorious, twelve-hour days at AWP Tampa as a writer participating in this community of peers has reaffirmed my commitment, not only to the completion of my term project, but also to my place in this community of writers. I belong, and that is enough. Kristin Weller is a Pennsylvania writer, English teacher, and a graduate student at Wilkes University. Her �essay, Life: What Writer and Teacher Can Tell You about Craft, was featured in Craft section of the May 2017 issue of Hippocampus Magazine. She earned a Writing Fellowship with the National Writing Project in 2000, an organization for which she has served as an Advisory Board member and teacherconsultant. When she's not grading eighth grade English papers or running her two boxer dogs around agility courses, she facilitated a local writing group called Write Nights in Nazareth, PA. She anticipates earning her Creative Writing Masters degree in 2018.      Spring into Writing: Community Workshops Introduction to Fiction Writing From flash fiction to fullfledged short stories, Introduction to Fiction Writing covers the basics of storytelling and the revision process. The workshop focuses on the basic elements of the genre and provides participants with a supportive environment where they can explore their literary interests and experiment with character, plot, and language. Open to beginning writers and those looking to hone their writing skills, the workshop asks participants to come with an open mind and be ready to read, write, revise, and repeat. Adult learners of any age may register for this workshop Meetings: Tuesdays - 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Kirby Hall, Room 108 �April 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1 and 8 Cost: $65.00 for the entire series Instructor: Francisco Tutella   Memoir: Many Ways to Tell Your Story This class will explore writing memoir by using a variety of prompts and artifacts to mine your memories, from recipes and photos to letters, diaries and family heirlooms. Adult learners of any age may register for this workshop. Meetings: Tuesdays - 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Breiseth Hall, Room 209 April 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8 and 15 Cost: $65.00 for the entire series Instructor: Vicki Mayk       Preparing You and Your Manuscript for Publication This five-week workshop is designed for adult learners who are interested in the submission process and developing the skills to enter the world of publishing. Participants will be provided an overview of how to prepare literary projects for submission to publishers. Through a variety of lectures, workshop exercises, and group �discussions, participants will discover what it takes to prepare themselves - and their work - for consideration. A comprehensive look at industry standards and best practices include crafting a project synopsis, drafting a query letter, understanding the author questionnaire process, creating a thumbnail, keynote, and writing the book description. Participants do not need a completed manuscript for this workshop series.  Meetings: Wednesdays - 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Breiseth Hall, Room 211 April 11, 18, 25, May 2 and 9 Cost: $65.00 for the entire series Instructor: Bill Schneider Playwriting How to Write a Short One-Act or 10-Minute Play CURTAIN UP! Have you ever imagined your story on a stage? This workshop will teach ways to write a short play in our first session. In our second session, you will hear your short play read alive and envisioned. Bring yourself and your own best characters wanting a stage to our playwriting workshop. This workshop is designed for adult learners. Session 1: Learning how to write a play - short one-act or a 10-min play and assignment to do so. Session 2: Bring your assignment to workshop, and we read together, critique, and provide feedback.    Meetings: Saturdays - 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Kirby Hall, Room 108 April 21 and 28 Cost: $65.00 for the entire series Instructor: Jan Quackenbush   �Faculty News Gregory Fletcher's short play Mapplethorpe's Flowers was produced by Off-Off-Broadway's Artistic New Directions during the first two weeks of March in their Eclectic Evening of Shorts XI at the Theatre 54 in New York City. Lenore Hart and David Poyer taught at a writing retreat on Ossabaw Island from February 22-28. Lenore was the fiction instructor, presented workshops and provided one-on-one manuscript consultations, and David presented publishing workshops and spoke on a larger panel of regional editors and publishers. They both gave evening readings during the writing retreat. Juanita Rockwell's libretto for composer Douglas Knehans' chamber opera, Backwards from Winter, will premiere at Symphony Space, NYC on May 25, presented by The Center for Contemporary Opera and directed by Jennifer Williams. This monodrama for soprano, electric cello and video, traces a woman's year with her beloved, beginning in deep winter where she is in grief over his death, backwards through the seasons to the heart-opening birth of their love in spring. Juanita's play with songs, Between Trains, was recently published by Blue Moon Plays, and she was named a VCCA Fellow with her first residency at the Virginia Center for Creative Arts. Student/Alum News Amye Archer (M.F.A. '11) has co-edited an anthology about body image titled My Body, My Words, which was released March 15th from Big Table Publishing. Several Wilkes faculty members and alums have essays in the collection including Bev Donofrio and Kaylie Jones. Aurora D. Bonner (M.A. '17) recently had an excerpt from her memoir published in the January/February issue of Hippocampus Magazine. One of her essays, "The Night we Ate Moussaka," will also appear in the April publication of Under the Gum Tree. Brian Fanelli's (M.F.A. '10) essay, "Lessons on the Environment: Revisiting Robert Bly," was recently published by The Schuylkill Valley Journal. He also has three poems in the anthology, Misrepresented People: Poetic Responses to Trump's America(NYQ Books). Proceeds from the anthology benefit the National Immigration Law Center. Brian recently joined 4squarereview as a staff book reviewer. Richard Fellinger (M.F.A. '10) published an op-ed in the Lancaster paper arguing for a better brand of national politics. �R. Anthony Giamusso's (M.A. '15) debut scifi/fantasy novel Under A Veil Of Godswas published by BHCpress/Indigo on March 8, 2018. Tyler Grimm (M.F.A., '13) has accepted a teaching appointment in the Composition Program at University of Delaware. He has also begun writing craft columns for Hippocampus Magazine, the first of which, "Hooking Your Students, Hooking Yourself" was published in September 2017. A subsequent column published in January 2018, "The Trauma Museum" has received considerable praise. Gerald Gurka (M.A. '07) wrote and directed The Gold Wrapping Paper, a play that was performed on Dec 24, 2017 in Larksville, Pa. His newest play Relics of the Passion, both written & directed by Gerka was performed on March 23, 2018 in Larksville, Pa. His young readers novel Freddie Foodmore's Menu of Unsavory Events will be published with Overdue Books. Monique Antonette Lewis (M.F.A '12) has three flash fiction stories from her collection Looking for Mr. Wrong that have been published / are forthcoming in lit zines: "Shall We Dance" (Polarity eMagazine, sister publication of PoetryBay, Winter 2017) and "A Waste of Your Damn Time" and "A Mr. Right" (both forthcoming this year in American Writers Review). Her essay "How You Came to Love Me" will also be published in the anthology My Body, My Words  (Big Table Publishing, March 2018). Mark Levy (M.A. '08) has joined the Denver law firm of Block45Legal as Intellectual Property Counsel; and a book of his essays, entitled Trophy Envy, is scheduled to be published this April. The essays are transcriptions of his tri-weekly broadcasts on the public radio show, Weekend Radio with Robert Conrad. Lori A. May (M.F.A.'13) has an essay included in an upcoming anthology, Writing Creative Writing: Essays from the Field, scheduled for May 2018 publication with Dundurn Press. Her first novel, The Profiler (2005), has been reissued in Australia with publisher Mills and Boon. This spring, Lori is speaking and reading at events throughout Washington, California, and Nevada. �Michael Nixon (M.A. '15) had a chapter from his memoir, a work (still in progress) that was his thesis project, published in the January/February issue of Hippocampus Magazine. The piece was also a semi-finalist in their "Remember in November" competition. Christoph Paul's (M.F.A. '17) press CLASH Books recently put out the poetry collection If You Died Tomorrow I would Eat Your Corpse, the anthology for pre-order Tragedy Queens: Stories Inspired by Lana Del Rey and Sylvia Plath, and the pre-order for the magazine CLASH Magazine: Issue #1. CLASH Books had a table again at AWP 2018 and had an offsite reading. As an author, his book A Confederacy of Hot Dogs was featured in Powell's small press section, he sold a story to the anti-fascist anthology Engage! forthcoming from King Shot Press, and found a home for his poetry collection At Least I Get You < In My Art with Rooster Republic Press which is to be published in the summer of 2018. Sara Shalom Scharrer's (M.A. '15) short story "Means of Escape" was published on January 24 in STORGY online magazine. C.A. Smith (M.A. '11) released her first book LongNeck Bottles under the pseudonym Phoenix Ash. She also has a podcast called "Life As P" that is available via iTunes, Google Play and iHeart Radio.   Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. Farley Library Human Resources Jobs at Wilkes Online Nursing Offices & Administration Accessibility Statement Make A Gift �Financial Aid Adobe Acrobat® Reader Registrar's Office Finance Office Investor Relations Student Work Study Jobs Veterans Services Visit Quick Links Schedule a Visit Parking Information Virtual Tour Campus Map 84 West South Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766 1-800-WILKES-U Contact Us Wilkes University © e © d c f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Revise This! 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Wilkes and program partners were among the thousands of literary lovers in D.C. Revise This! November 2019 n 2017 n n �AWP17 kicked off on Wednesday evening with the 50th Anniversary Gala, benefitting the Association's mentorship program. Etruscan Press and Wilkes University co-sponsored a table at the Gala. Table guests included Program Director Dr. Bonnie Culver; Founding Advisory Board member Dr. J. Michael Lennon; Advisory Board member Tim Seibles; Faculty Members Dr. Phil Brady, Kaylie Jones, Dr. Robert Mooney; Program Partner Johnny Temple; NPR's Maureen Corrigan; Man Booker Prize winner Marlon James (M.F.A. '06); and Associate Director Bill Schneider (M.F.A.'14). Wilkes also provided student volunteers for the Gala, including Etruscan intern Justin Bodnar; M.A. students Aurora Bonner, Lisa Greim, Christopher Owens, Pamela Turchin, and Danie Watson; and alumnae Kelly Clisham and Vicki Mayk, who all donned their cocktail attire and manned the Gala desks. Thursday morning the Bookfair began. Wilkes and Etruscan cosponsored a booth where Wilkes alumni, current students, and faculty answered questions, recruited new students, and networked. Faculty members Rashidah Ismaili Abubakr, Gregory Fletcher, Lenore Hart, Kaylie Jones, Jean Klein, J. Michael Lennon, David Poyer, and Bill Schneider answered the questions of prospective students and faculty. Alumni Austin Bennett, Kait Burrier, Wendy Decker, Brian Fannelli, Pat Florio, Stanton Hancock, Tony Kapolka, Donna Mailes, Jonathan Pierce, and Joseph Schwartzburt, along with current students Whitney Brimat, Melody Breyer-Grell, Bibiana Krall, Pamela Turchin, and Danie Watson manned the booth in shifts throughout the Bookfair. Lisa Greim hopped from event to event, snapping photos of all Wilkesaffiliated presenters. Wilkes faculty, staff, and alumni participated in more than 15 panels, readings, and off-site events. Faculty members Laurie Jean Cannady, Susan Cartsonis, Gregory Fletcher, Kaylie Jones, Jean Klein, Laurie Lowenstein, and Tim Seibles presented or read during the conference. �Alumni Viannah Duncan, Lori Myers, Nisha Sharma, Donna Talarico, Barbara J. Taylor, Jim Warner, and Morowa Yejide represented Wilkes on panels across the convention schedule. Alumni Jason Carney hosted the AWP Old School Slam, sponsored by Wilkes and Etruscan, which boasted an impressive 26 poets who presented their work. Program partners—Akashic Books, Blue Moon Plays, Etruscan Press, Kaylie Jones Books, and Northampton House Press—were all represented at AWP17. Etruscan Press hosted book signings in the booth, including authors Remica Bingham-Risher, Bruce Bond, Laurie Jean Cannady, David Lazar, J.D. Schraffenberger, Tim Seibles, and D. M. Spitzer. Kaylie Jones Books hosted a book signing after their reading, including authors Laurie Lowenstein, J. Patrick Redmond, Patricia Smith, and Barbara J. Taylor. Literary agent and outside reader Albert LaFarge stopped by the booth to engage current students and alumni about their current projects. Wilkes Graduate Creative Writing Program Founding Advisory Board Member Colum McCann and alum Marlon James were featured speakers. AWP17 also marked Program Director Bonnie Culver's final year as Chair of the AWP Board of Trustees. Dr. Culver has served on the Board of Trustees for four years as Chair, and will now be serving as Vice Chair. Of her service, Dr. Culver says, "The board I serve with is one of the most diverse, committed, and experienced groups I have had the joy of joining." In her final words as Board Chair, Dr. Culver says, "Our association's new story can only be written by all of us, through conversations, engagement, philanthropy, and your own writing and good works." Next year's AWP will be held in Tampa, Florida from March 7-10, 2018. The 2018 Conference Subcommittee is seeking proposals that feature panelists who are diverse in their backgrounds, pursuits, affiliations, and ages, and who represent a broad range of perspectives and experiences. AWP encourages participation from current and recent graduate students. Successful proposals observe the guidelines and modules by which the Subcommittee receive and review proposals. Please read the Event Proposal Guidelines carefully as well as information about How Events Are Selected. If you have questions about submitting a proposal, please email the AWP 2018 Conference Subcommittee at events@awpwriter.org. Event proposals for the 2018 conference may be submitted until Monday, May 1, 2017 at 11:59 p.m. ET (8:59 p.m. PT). Call for Papers for Mailer Conference The 2017 Norman Mailer Society Conference will be held Oct. 26-28 at �the Sarasota Lido Hotel, Sarasota, Fla., in cooperation with the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee. Two or three papers will be presented in one-hour time slots, with the remaining time going to participant discussion and audience questions. To accommodate all presenters, paper presentations should be no longer than ten minutes. Panels will also run for one hour, as will most video screenings. Please indicate media requirements in your proposal. $100 travel grants are available for students whose proposals are approved. Guidelines for submission: Email a 50-word biographical statement and a 150-200 word abstract of the proposed presentation to the program cochairs by June 1, 2017. Phillip Sipiora (psipiora@gmail.com), Maggie McKinley (mmckinle@harpercollege.edu), and J. Michael Lennon (jmlennon1@charter.net) are the program co-chairs. Please email them with ideas for panels, papers, or special events. Take Credit for Your Talent By Danie Watson It's no secret that to receive an M.F.A. at Wilkes University, students must complete a six-credit internship. What is a secret are the number of hours each graduate student puts in for their internship. According to Megan Boone Valkenburg, the Coordinator of Student Development, each graduate student at Wilkes completes an average of 70 to 75 community service hours per year, but this number doesn't include the Graduate Creative Writing Program. Valkenburg isn't just interested in the hours each student puts in every year. She also wants to focus on the impact of the service to our writing community and beyond. "We want to tell the story of Wilkes University and the story of how our students impact their communities and communities of origin. To be able to tell that story of the good works students are doing; their ingenuity and inspiration—it's amazing," says Valkenburg. "Once you get that synergy going, amazing things start to form—marginalized students find a voice, prisoners have an outlet. It's so important for community-minded people to step up." Education Internships And they have. In the education track of the M.F.A., internships have included developing curriculums, teaching creative writing to underserved populations, and much more. A few examples of outstanding internships �include: John Winston conducted a middle school creative writing program for underserved students at Gompers Elementary/Middle School in Detroit, Mich. The craft- and reading-based class included interaction with a local author via Wikispace, and culminated with a presentation of work for parents and guardians. John also sponsored Adopt-An-Author, a free nationwide nonprofit program designed to excite young adults about reading and writing through the use of best-selling thrillers, heroic nonfiction stories, motivational books and direct contact with the authors via personal appearances, classroom phone calls, emails, and interactive websites. He also designed and taught several workshops for adult learners at the Las Vegas Writer's Conference: World Building in Fiction; Poetry as Fiction Workshop; and The Journey to IA: From Recording Artist to Author. Vicki Mayk designed, implemented, and taught a memoir workshop for the bereavement program of St. Luke's Hospice, which is part of St. Luke's University Hospital in Bethlehem, Pa. The sessions covered the building blocks of memoir, aimed at introducing participants to the tools needed for crafting essays or beginning full-length memoirs about family members they have lost. Vylinda Bryant designed and implemented creative writing classes that emphasized the use of the Visual Arts as a springboard for the writing process. Vylinda developed units and lesson plans for elementary school students through adults at The Hermitage Museum and Gardens in Norfolk, Va. Bill Schneider instructed a creative writing workshop series for veterans, held at the West Pittston Library in Pennsylvania. Bill designed the sessions to help veterans find a voice, enhancing his instruction with video clips and readings, prompting participants to bring their words to the page. Rachel Strayer instructed a playwriting workshop for grades 7-12 at the South Abington Library, Clark Summit, Pa. Rachel designed lessons for playwriting format; identifying theatrical ideas; developing character; using stage directions to create setting, tone, and visual aesthetic; crafting good dialogue; writing a beginning, middle, and end; and revising a final script. Each workshop included writing prompts, followed by a craft lesson focusing on a particular skill or element of playwriting. Students staged a public reading of their scripts. In addition, Rachel completed a two-week internship at the Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis, MN. Rachel assumed administrative duties, facilitated the workshop and staged reading of the visiting playwrights, and supervised a PlayLab. �Ashley Supinski developed a fiction writing workshop for teenage writers in Northampton, Pa., in which the group worked on aspects of craft and produced a final publication. The class met Saturday mornings at the public library and included oral delivery and reading components. Dr. Nancy McKinley says, "I could provide 30 or more examples. The interns have done amazing community service, and many have reached out to underserved communities. In fact, one of my personal goals is to help facilitate ways for bringing The Arts to underserved populations. Thus, by helping to prepare interns, I make inroads, and we spread the power of the word." Publishing Internships In the publishing realm, interns have written grants, copyedited, launched publishing endeavors, developed podcasts, and more. Some Etruscan interns have even gone on to work for a press. Dr. Phil Brady describes a few success stories below: Molly Barari accomplished something very special; she turned her activities with senior citizens into a unique project, and somehow got the project finished on schedule. Dakota Heirlooms has been submitted to the publisher and is now available. I couldn't be prouder or happier for Molly and for her publisher, Jean Klein. Austin Bennett came up with one of the best capstones for an internship I've seen. His portfolio included an extensive guide to researching grants, and also included particular grant-targets and strategies. He's taken on possibilities for River and South as well as Etruscan. He wrote a concise and commanding rationale for writing book reviews, and wrote a publishable book review. He also researched the work of H. L. Hix—a daunting task—and is preparing, post-internship, to interview Hix. He has just accepted a tenure-track assistant professor position at City College at Montana State University Billings. In addition, Austin was very supportive of his colleagues on the bulletin board. He is a talented and charismatic young man, and I predict a great future in writing and teaching for him. Leah Vernon took on so many new occupations: copyediting, reviewing memoir, writing study guides, following production, assisting with marketing, and supporting the work of her fellow interns on the bulletin board. All this, she accomplished—and did it on the run, since our original plan was to work with KJB as well as Etruscan. To top it off, she took a trip to Minneapolis and attended AWP, where she met a number of authors and publishers, including Laurie Jean Cannady, whose book Leah had been working on all term. I'm confident that Leah learned as much as possible from this internship. She's a powerful, talented young writer and I think she will accomplish whatever she sets her mind to. �Johanna James demonstrated the most essential qualities in the dynamic and challenging world of publishing: she is imaginative, intrepid, flexible, and endowed with big-picture vision. She launched a new publishing endeavor, Black Ink, which promises to offer new opportunities to writers of diverse backgrounds and points of view. Most importantly, Johanna brought about a new enterprise that has promise and participation from an impressive community. She is a model for what the M.A. in Literary Publishing can be and I have no doubt that she will continue to work with Wilkes and to share resources and encouragement with members of the program and candidates for the publishing degree. Suzanne Ohlmann accomplished something very special; she conceived, developed and produced her first podcast—first in a series I expect, called Storycatcher, which brings together writers, readers, and ordinary (and weird) folk to discuss the activity of making and hearing stories. Suzanne's gifts—her performance background, her talent as a writer, her community building talent, her wit and charm—are all part of story catching. This project has legs, and will far outlast its beginnings as an internship. Of her publishing internship, April Line says, "I loved the real-world experience of writing grants with Etruscan. I have not since felt as professionally validated and useful as I did during my internship. Both Bill Schneider and Phil Brady were incredibly encouraging and positive, and I had pretty broad autonomy to make things happen, which I also appreciated because it signaled that they trusted me and my instincts." These amazing internships completed by M.F.A. students are not counted in the average number of hours at Wilkes. To include the Graduate Creative Writing Program in the student averages, each student needs to complete a quick survey outlining the type of service, number of hours, and where the service was completed. Please watch for the forthcoming survey from the Creative Writing Program. Your responses will help Valkenburg share our success stories. The results will be shared with the Institutional Research Department at Wilkes, and help showcase how our writing community has achieved many of the University's core values. Danie Watson is a graduate assistant for Etruscan Press and an M.A. student in creative nonfiction at Wilkes University. Community Workshops Offered in Spring 2017 �As the snow melts and the flowers begin to bloom, Wilkes is once again offering community writing workshops for adult students, taught by program alums and faculty. The cost for each workshop series is $65.00. Poetry Workshop This adult workshop will focus on the construction of a poem from a single word or idea to a fully developed piece. Using short verse to create a compact image/thought, participants will explore narrative poems to create and develop dramatic poetry and/or story. Requirements: Each participant is expected to write at least ten short poems and two longer narratives during the workshop series. Reading and discussions of poetry handouts and participation in workshopping individual poems and critiquing others. Final presentation of work should be in the form of a chapbook that workshop participants will compile throughout the workshop series. Meetings: Tuesdays – 6-8 p.m., April 25, May 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 Instructor: Rashidah Ismaili Abubakr Social Media Workshop: How to Leverage Social Media to Publish Your Work and Promote Yourself Social media isn't just for liking photos of your second-cousin's lobster dinner or watching hilarious cat videos—you can learn to wield the social sphere to your professional and creative advantage! This six-week adult workshop introduces you to the various social media platforms that are popular today, and will teach you how to market yourself and your writing in unique and exciting ways. In this class, your instructor will work with you to build your online persona and show you how to reach out to new communities and new readers. Classes are divided into lecture and activity sessions, and each class will have a take-home assignment. Requirements: Each participant should have access to a computer and the internet. Please bring a smartphone to class. Meetings: Tuesdays – 5:30-7:30 p.m., May 2, 9, 16, 23 30 and June 6 Instructor: Angela Greco The Poetry of Revision: What Fiction Writers Can Learn from Ezra Pound This adult workshop will focus on applying certain elements to prose from poetry, such as word play and concision, to help fiction writers revise their stories. Workshop participants will look at several poets, especially more modern ones, in addition to Ezra Pound's The ABC of Reading. Requirements: Each participant should have access to a computer and �a printer; bring copies of three consecutive, double-spaced pages of a work-in-progress to the first workshop; and carry a folder, notebook, and colored pen (not black ink) to each workshop. Meetings: Tuesdays – 6-8 p.m., May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and June 6 Instructor: Francisco Tutella Blueprints to the Silver Screen: An Intro to Screenwriting The screenwriter is the first person to see the movie. In this six-week adult workshop, we'll explore the art of crafting compelling stories, characters, and images from your imagination to the page, ready for the silver screen. Course participants will utilize the learnings gained from these discussions to craft individual short screenplays ready for presentation at the workshop's conclusion. Course Text:The Screenwriters Bible: A Complete Guide to Writing, Formatting, and Selling Your Script, 6th edition. by David Trottier Meetings: Wednesdays – 6-8 p.m., May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and June 7 Instructor: Robert Holly Personal Histories Each participant in this adult workshop will create their own personal history of their families, passed down to create a legacy, tracing their ancestry and location in the Wilkes-Barre area, using all family records, Bibles, census information, school and public records, as well as family lore. A major source for their writing will be the stories that have been handed down for generations, songs, crafts and recipes. Each participant will bring all these elements to write their own personal history and will share in workshop their process of collection of materials, means of archiving stories, and discussions around regional histories and persona identities within various communities. Supplemental sources may include interviews with elders in families, religious leaders, priests and ministers, old photographs, videos, letters, personal materials (such as clothes and household possessions), handouts about online genealogy searches, as well as local libraries. Requirements: Each participant will maintain a notebook or folder as a permanent record of their heritage. The type of notebook is up to the workshop participant, but it should be such that one can add to and is sturdy to last for years to come. Meetings: Wednesdays – 6-8 p.m., April 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 Instructor: Rashidah Ismaili Abubakr From Plot to Page: Turning an Idea into Prose This adult workshop is designed to help writers turn ideas into stories. In �the first week, we will begin by discussing where ideas come from. Then we'll introduce organizational techniques such as outlining and other prewriting strategies. Finally, we'll write, read, and workshop the stories we create from those original ideas. This workshop can accommodate new writers, writers looking to start a new project, or writers deep into revision. Weeks two to six will focus on workshopping work at the author's discretion. Meetings: Thursdays – 6:30-8:30 p.m., May 11, 18, 25, June 1, 8 and 15 Instructors: Robert Antinozzi and Alyssa Waugh PWC Returns to Wilkes Mark your calendars for the 3rd Annual Pennsylvania Writers Conference, which is set to launch July 30 and wrap up August 5, 2017. Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey is slated as the keynote speaker, and a schedule is in the works to include weeklong workshops in a variety of writing genres as well as a two-day conference with craft classes, panel discussions, guest speakers, and pitch sessions with agents. For more information, visit http://wilkes.edu/pwc. Faculty News Bonnie Culver, program director, was elected to the Executive Committee of the AWP Board of Trustees. She will serve as vice chair of the board. Gregory Fletcher (Playwriting faculty) made his short story debut with his story "Friends of Vera" in the anthology The Night Bazaar, published �by Northampton House Press. Lenore Hart has a poem in Forgotten Women: A Tribute in Poetry, edited by Ginny Lowe Connors and published this spring by Grayson Press. The book was available in time for International Women's Day (March 8). Some of the contributors read at a book launch in Connecticut through the Riverwood Poetry Series on March 9. J. Michael Lennon reviewed Joan Didion's new book, South and West, in the (London) Times Literary Supplement Feb. 2. "Editor, edit thyself," Mike's review of Robert Gottlieb's memoir for the TLS, pulls no punches: "Avid Reader: A Life is full of stale phrases, sketchy anecdotes and perfunctory accolades for all the wonderful guys and gals he's worked with over the years." Nevertheless, Dr. Lennon writes, Gottlieb tells fascinating stories about the writers he coddled, cajoled, and masterminded into print, including Chaim Potok, Lauren Bacall, and Robert Caro. Lennon's edition of Norman Mailer's The Fight (about "The Rumble in the Jungle," the Muhammad Ali vs. George Foreman championship bout in Zaire in 1974) has just been published by Taschen Books in an oversized edition with hundreds of photos. David Poyer did a long interview with the Center for International Maritime Security about his writing process and the background for his Modern Navy novels, specifically the latest, Onslaught, which was published in December. Student and Alumni News Austin Grant Bennett (M.F.A.'15) began work in January as an instructor for City College at Montana State University Billings. Tom Borthwick (M.F.A. '09) published a short story, "Silencing the Machine," in Altered States II: a Cyberpunk Anthology. It's available on Amazon in print and digital formats, and was cited as a standout and favorably reviewed at the Cyberpunk website, Neon Dystopia. Another short story, "Long in the Dying," was published in Phantaxis Magazine. It's available for purchase on Amazon. 2017 M.F.A. grad Gabrielle D'Amico's(pictured right) screenplay, Plan B, has been optioned by Intuition Media, a production company whose partners include Susan Cartsonis, Suzanne Farwell �and Brent Emery. Angela Eckhart, "one of the Original Tattooed Wilkies from the Class of 2009," doesn't have any news but writes, "I am thrilled to be connected with this writing community, even though I haven't visited a residency for quite some time." Brian Fanelli (M.F.A. '10) recently had an essay on Thoreau, Emerson, and the American poetic tradition accepted for publication by the Philadelphia-based Schuylkill Valley Journal. A preview of the essay appears online, and the print version will be published in June. Richard Fellinger (M.F.A. '10) has signed a contract with Open Books to publish his debut novel, Made To Break Your Heart. Publication is slated for June 2017. D Ferrara's (M.A. '13) screenplay, Arvin Lindemeyer Takes Canarsie, won the Outstanding Feature-Length Screenplay at the Oil Valley Film Festival. This piece had formed the basis of her thesis at Wilkes. With Pat Florio, she is also editing a book of short fiction and memoir created by participants at a workshop with Kaylie Jones and Judy Mandel in Tuscany, due out later this year from Wendy Decker's Serendipity Press. Sandee Gertz (M.F.A. '12) hosts "Everyday Poetry: Poetry for the People!" on Radio Free Nashville -- available worldwide on the net. She says: "It's a live call-in show and features Working Class Poetry—and poetry rooted in place, work, blue-collar, white-collar, pink-collar concerns, etc. It also features place-based and Americana travel poetry." She's looking for submissions of work in any genre (especially interested in working people, parenting, domestic labor and Southern stories), author interviews, and music. "I'd be happy to have any alums send work for consideration on the show. I also play roots music so am always looking for submissions for that as well!" Send submissions (poetry, stories, books, recordings) to Sandee Gertz, 1805 Cahal Ave, Nashville, �TN 37206 or sandeegertz@gmail.com. Cooper Gorelick (M.A. student) continued his research for his thesis project—a screenplay about a theater company—by playing the role of Juror No. 9 in Rutgers-Camden's production of Reginald Rose's 12 Angry Jurors, Feb. 22-26. The launch for Heather Harlen's (M.A. '08) latest book, Shame, Shame, I Know Your Name, was March 4 at the Moravian Book Shop in Bethlehem, Pa. Paul Jackson (M.A. '14) had 3 poems published in Fictional Café in January. Nichole Kanney (M.F.A '15) had her feature-length comedy screenplay Shady Birch selected as a finalist for the 2017 Nashville Film Festival. Kimberly Behre Kenna (M.A. '15) had her poem, "Spirit's Stream," published in the January edition of GFT Press. She was recently hired to write humanities curriculum, and teach for the Pathfinder program at Hopkins School in New Haven, Conn. Pathfinder is a free academic enrichment program for middle school students, attending city schools, who have a strong desire to prepare for and attend college. Monique Antonette Lewis (M.F.A. '12) was a featured reader for Great Weather for MEDIA in New York and the FBomb and The Art of Storytelling reading series, both in Denver. Her flash fiction story, "You're Cursed," was published by PoetryBay in December. She also spoke on a panel during Regis University's Mile-High MFA residency to discuss At The Inkwell. Lori A. May (M.F.A.'13) has an essay in the latest quarterly issue of Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel. She was recently interviewed about her book The Write Crowd for Understorey Magazine. She is currently working on a series of podcasts as part of her project grant with King County. Todd McClimans' (M.A. '12) latest novel, Time To Heal (Overdue Books, 2017), the third installment in his American Epochs series, was reviewed in the February issue of VOYA, a library journal devoted to young adult literature. "McClimans paints a vivid picture of the bloodiest time in American history—the Civil War," reviewer Richard Vigdor writes. Kirkus Reviews liked it too, saying, "He writes in a sharp, energetic prose ('Kristi Connors lunged to catch a rolling can of Coca-Cola as it spread a fizzling brown wave across her desktop'), and the novel's quick pace and unusual chronology make for an engrossing read. ... lively and fun ... A well-constructed, compelling addition to an ongoing time-travel tale." �Josh Penzone's (M.A. '13) short story "Artificial Tree" appeared in Eunoia Review. Also, his short story "A Soldier's Story" kicks off the anthology The Neighbors, produced by Zimbell House Publishing. Dania Ramos' (M.A. '10) short story "Vista Eterna" was published in the anthology The Night Bazaar: Eleven Haunting Tales of Forbidden Wishes and Dangerous Desires (Northampton House Press). Her short musical Work With Us, co-written with Michael Aquino, was featured in Continuing the Conversation: An Evening of Short Plays in Response to the Election (Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre). Dania's book Who's Ju, also from Northampton House, has won or been a finalist for several international awards, including Best Hispanic YA eBook 2016, finalist for the Mariposa Prize, and now a finalist for the 2017 Sakura Prize in Japan. M.F.A. student Ronnie K. Stephens reports, "My second poetry collection, They Rewrote Themselves Legendary, is now available via my website. The collection is a fully illustrated collaborative work, pairing ekphrastic poems with artwork by Desarae Lee, and was released in late February by Timber Mouse." Timber Mouse is an independent publisher, based in Austin, Texas, that promotes the work of spoken-word artists. (pictured right) Donna Talarico (M.F.A. '10) edited Selected Memories: Five Years of Hippocampus Magazine, the first release from Hippocampus' books division. The book was officially launched with a live event and reading at AWP 2017. Also at AWP, she served on a panel about grassroots conference promotion. In spring 2017, Talarico is teaching "Marketing Books and Magazines" at Rosemont College, and personal branding workshops at Pennsylvania College of Arts and Design. Quick Links Career Development �Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. 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The debut has been named one of the Best Southern Reads for 2012 by The Atlanta Journal – Constitution. Taylor has also received glowing reviews from BookPage, O Magazine, and The Southern Independent Booksellers Association. “I am really amazed at the amount of great coverage and response the book has received,” Taylor said. “It is truly a dream come true. I really appreciate the support and guidance that the Wilkes MFA community, Related Links Calendars & Schedules Campus Map Centers for Excellence Faculty Publications Graduate Bulletin (.pdf) Graduate Bulletin Online Graduate Student Handbook Library Office of the Registrar Online Learning Professional Pharmacy Application School of Nursing - Graduate Program Student Handbook Schools, Departments, Divisions n n �students, alumni and faculty, has given me. You don't make these things happen on your own. I feel so lucky to be a part of a community that extends way beyond graduation.” Taylor was on the road for almost four weeks in February. “I toured 14 cities in five states. It was amazing to be able to go out, book in hand, and talk to people about writing and history and the South. It is an absolute dream come true.” He is now embarking on a series of promotional events ranging from the Virginia Festival of the Book to the Alabama Book Festival. Dates and locations for the tour are available on Taylor’s website: http://taylormpolites.com In 2009, Taylor was awarded the Norris Church Mailer Scholarship. He lives in Providence, Rhode Island, where he is currently working on the research for a second book, another one set in Albion, Alabama. New Low-Residency Representation on AWP Board At the recent AWP Conference in Chicago IL, two low-residency program directors were elected to serve as officers on the AWP Board. Wilkes’ own Bonnie Culver is now serving as Treasurer and Steve Heller, director of the Antioch University Los Angeles program, is serving as President. Steve was elected in 2010 and Bonnie Culver in 2011; each will serve a four year term. “This is the first time two low-res program directors are on the Board,” Culver said, “and it’s the first time two are acting as Officers. It’s very exciting.” This is great news for low-residency programs. Congratulations to Steve and Bonnie. Announcements The June Residency is scheduled to take place June 15-23, 2012. Applications for June admission are due May 15 for regular admission or May 1 to be considered for Graduate Assistantships. Jack Scovil, long-time Advisory Board Member, passed away February 23, 2012. Jack was a literary agent for more than 40 years and a principal agent at Scovil Galen Ghosh in New York City. He worked with Norman Mailer, Margaret Truman, Larry Smith, and many others. Jack was a founding Advisory Board Member of the low-residency MFA program at Wilkes. “‘Uncle Jack’ was a wonderful supporter, friend, and advisor to the entire program,” said Bonnie Culver. “He will be dearly missed.” A Memorial Celebration for Norris Church Mailer will take place in April. This is a closed event by invitation only. Wilkes faculty, alum, and �students wishing to share a few words about Norris should contact the Program Director, Bonnie Culver or Dr. Michael Lennon for more information. They will attend the event and represent Wilkes. Faculty members who include students on AWP 2013 panel discussions are eligible to apply for student funding support from the Wilkes University Mentoring Committee. Involvement of current students is encouraged. Please contact Program Director Bonnie Culver for more details. Alums George Kraynak and Julia Steier have good news: Many nonsensical things occur with your cohort during the grueling eight days of the January and June residencies that brings your group closer. But during the work semesters and the hours spent on the program formally known as WebCT, an unlikely friendship can ignite then twist into companionship. George Kraynak (MFA 2010) and Julia Steier (MA 2010) met in 501 during the January residency in 2008. In 2009, their Wilkes friendship moved into real time and the writing relationship quickly derailed into something more. They co-founded a scrumptious online food blog titled George and Julia Eat Manhattan (http://www.georgeandjuliaeatmanhattan.com). They began documenting their culinary adventures, and for two and a half years these two delectable delights couldn’t deny their uncanny connection and attraction. On an unseasonably warm February afternoon in Central Park, George and Julia were laying side-by-side holding hands when suddenly George began pouring his heart out about their future together. Several times before they've hypothetically discussed the greatness of getting married and moving in together, but nothing more. But like a colt learning to stand, George nervously got on one knee and gazed into her eyes. Julia sat up so bewildered by his actions and couldn't fathom what was unraveling right in front of her. So instead of shutting up and listening, she hollered at his practical joke. But George tuned her out—a tactic he’s acquired over their time spent together— and pulled a small velvet brown box from his breast coat pocket. When he creaked the box open, the daylight glinted off the diamond like meteor showers at midnight. Without hesitation, Julia lunged for the ring. George smiled and said, “So you’ll marry me?” and Julia emphatically nodded yes. �Faculty/Staff Notes Nancy McKinley’s essay “Title IX and Me” appears in the anthology Becoming: What Makes a Woman, published by the University of Nebraska, February, 2012. Her short story “Signed Sealed Delivered” has been accepted by the Main Street Rag Short Fiction Anthology for the TATTOOS theme to be published in Fall of 2012.Nancy was a reader at the February Prose in Pubs event. On May 4, 2012 she will be reading at MulberryArt Studio, First Friday in Lancaster City, 6-8 p.m. for the Elizabethtown Writers Group, with Wilkes Alumni Gale Martin and Rick Fellinger, as well as Mary Beth Matteo and Jesse Waters. Gregory Fletcher’s play Cow-Tipping and Other Signs of Stress is a national finalist for the Reva Shiner Comedy Award from the Bloomington Playwrights Project. Neil Shepard has given poetry readings in a half-dozen states to celebrate his new poetry book, (T)ravel/Un(t)ravel. Upcoming readings include the KGB Bar in New York City in April, Vermont Poetry Society in May, Saratoga Arts Festival in June, and Chautauqua Writers Institute in July. Shepard will teach a Poetry Workshop at Poets House in Manhattan (April-May) and an Advanced Poetry Workshop at the Chautauqua Writers Institute in July. New poems are forthcoming in Per Contra (online) and the Chautauqua Literary Review. Three book reviews of Travel/Untravel appear in PANK (online), Fogged Clarity (online), and Provincetown Arts. Student/Alumni Notes M.F.A. alum Amye Archer has a piece, “Found,” accepted by H_ngm_n for the April issue. She has also been selected as a guest editor for a special Parenting issue of PANK Magazine. The issue is scheduled for June. M.F.A. alum Christopher Bullard’s full-length book of poetry, Back, has been selected by WordTech Communications for publication by their CW Books imprint in November of 2013. M.A. student Kait Burrier’s poem, “To the Little Boy in the White Gown,” will be published in the Carlow University Press anthology, Voices in the Attic, Vol. XVIII. M.F.A. alum Brian Fanelli has a poem entitled “After Work” in the current issue of Harpur Palate. He also has poems forthcoming in the fall issue of Inkwell Journal and the spring/summer issue of Solstice Literary Magazine. �M.F.A. alum Richard Fellinger’s short story collection, They Hover Over Us, has been published by Snake Nation Press. This collection of 13 stories about people from PA’s Rust Belt won the 2011 Serena McDonald Kennedy Fiction Award and is available now at readings and signings hosted by the author. The publisher will make the book available soon at its Web site, snakenationpress.org, and on Amazon. M.F.A. alum Patricia Florio is working with Literary Adventure, a reading series. This month The Jersey Shore Writers will be sharing the stage at the Belmar Arts Council with three Wilkes Alums. M.A. alum Jerry Gurka wrote and directed a play, The Prodigal Sons: Passion Play 2012, performed in Larksville PA, in March. M.F.A. alum Bill Lowenburg’s novel, The Zorki Chronicles, is a quarter finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Contest. Finals take place in June. He also recently published a photography article on the Australian Website, Lucida. M.A. alum Gale Martin will be reading at MulberryArt Studio, May 4, for the Elizabethtown Writers Group. M.A. student Lori A. May has an article, “Bypass obstacles to traditional publication,” in the March 2012 edition online at WriterMag.com. She is scheduled to speak at the Canadian Creative Writers and Writing Programs Conference hosted at Humber College in Toronto, May 2012. M.A. alum Lori Myers will be teaching a workshop entitled “Acting the Book: Putting Pizazz into Your Literary Readings” at the Pennwriters Conference, Lancaster, PA. She will also be doing a fiction reading and teaching a writing workshop at the Chautauqua Institute in New York this summer. M.F.A. alum William D. Prystauk’s academic paper, “The Kids Aren’t All Right: Horror Movies Remind Us that Protecting Children at Home is an Illusion” was just published in the Mid-Atlantic Popular American Culture Association “Gazette” (2012 Winter Edition). His short crime story, “Mara” will appear in the upcoming issue of “Criminal Class Review.” The academic paper he prepared for his MFA critical paper at Wilkes has been accepted for publication by the peer reviewed “Studies in Gothic Fiction.” Bill has also begun pre-production of his short dramatic horror, Too Many Predators, to be filmed in late August. M.A. alum Dania Ramos’ bilingual co-creation MI CASA TU CASA was produced at Luna Stage as part of its 2011-2012 mainstage season. In December, her play ROOM 30 received a staged reading as part of Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey’s FORUM Series at Fairleigh �Dickinson University. She was also selected for Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey’s 2011-12 New Jersey Emerging Women Playwrights Project, a ten-month play development program. M.A. student Michael Soloway will have a memoir excerpt published in the May issue of Brevity magazine. The piece is called “Introducing Mother Nature.” M.F.A. student Sandee Umbach’s full-length poetry collection, The Pattern Maker’s Daughter, was released in February of 2012 by Bottom Dog Press. Jim Daniels, author and editor, calls the collection “a remarkable debut … full of honesty, wisdom, and heart.” Program Note The Write Life blog welcomes guest posts from faculty, students, and alumni. Email lori.may1@wilkes.edu for details. 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Archives Contents: Major Film Producer Susan Cartsonis Joins Creative Writing Advisory Board | Lenore Hart's The Raven's Bride is Released to Positive Reviews | Creative Writing Director Bonnie Culver Elected to AWP Board of Directors | Faculty/Staff Notes | Student/Alumni Notes Major Film Producer Susan Cartisonis Joins Creative Writing Advisory Board Cartsonis is a producer and also serves as President of Storefront Pictures. She is known for producing such blockbusters as What Women Want (starring Mel Gibson) and Where the Heart is (starring Natalie Portman, Ashley Judd, and Sally Field). Cartsonis served as an executive for Twentieth Century Fox for n 2011 n n �nearly a decade before leaving to build two successful film companies. During her tenure at Fox, she helped develop and supervise Nell, The Truth About Cats and Dogs, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and many others, including a film adaptation of Wilkes faculty member Beverly Donofrio’s Riding in Cars with Boys.  Prior to her career at Fox, Cartsonis was an instructor for New York University's Dramatic Writing Program. She received her M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing from N.Y.U. and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from U.C.L.A. Cartsonis credits her degree as instrumental in her development as a producer, “When you work with writers, it's invaluable to be able to speak to them as someone who has written screenplays and plays and respects the creative process, struggle, and sheer challenge of creating something and seeing it through to completion.” Throughout her career, Cartsonis has always stayed connected to teaching, serving as a speaker and graduate critique professional at UCLA, USC, and SCAD. With such strong professional and academic records, she is a welcome addition to our Creative Writing Community. “Mentoring is part of being a producer— with writers young and old,” says Cartsonis, “Creative writing programs are so important in generating the next batch of talented film makers, novelists, and story tellers.” Cartsonis's latest project, Beastly, is in theaters now. Lenore Hart's The Raven's Bride is released to Positive Reviews Author and Creative Writing Faculty Member, Lenore Hart, has released her much-anticipated new novel, The Raven's Bride. The book chronicles the courtship and eventual marriage of Edgar Allen Poe and his thirteenyear-old cousin, Virginia Clem. The book has been called "an impressive, original work that illuminates its subject," by Publisher's Weekly.  Hart is no stranger to success, her break out novel, Becky, chronicling the life of Mark Twain's heroine Becky Thatcher, was also very wellreceived by the literary community. When asked what draws her to stories in which she gives voice to women who are largely considered �supporting figures, Hart said "I like the challenge of rendering what it must’ve been like to be a woman living in a different era (probably a lot more than I’d actually enjoy the reality of it!) It’s fascinating to immerse oneself in the food, clothes, manners, and customs of different eras and places." The Raven's Bride was a labor of love for Hart, requiring much research that meant spending two and a half years (figuratively) in Poe's 19th century world.   One of Hart's biggest challenges was keeping up with the Poes. "They moved all the time! I had to leave out some of their abodes or it would have been incredibly confusing. They were in Baltimore, Richmond, Philadelphia, and New York City (twice)".  Look for The Raven's Bride, published by St. Martin's Press, online or at an independent bookseller near you. Creative Writing Director Bonnie Culver Elected to AWP Board of Directors Bonnie Culver was elected to the board of directors for the Association of Writers and Writing Programs. Culver is only the second low-residency director to hold such an honor.  The program was founded in 1967 as the Associated Writing Programs. Created to support the growing presence of literary writers in higher education, the mission of AWP is to promote literary talent and achievement, to advance the art of writing as necessary for quality education, and to serve the makers, teachers, students, and readers of contemporary writing.  Culver looks forward to the possibilities her AWP position may provide for the Wilkes Creative Writing Program. "Our inclusion means that the issues, concerns of low-residency programs are being heard directly by AWP and its membership. Grants, awards for emerging writers, arts support such as NEA (and its future), setting standards of assessment and quality of all successful programs are part and parcel of what is addressed by the Board and the AWP membership.  Wilkes is now there at the table, being a part of that national conversation." Culver's appointment allowed her a unique perspective at this year's AWP conference, held in Washington, D.C. She arrived two days earlier than attendees for board meetings, and things only got busier once the crowds started filing in. "Board members are expected to attend sessions, meet and greet and thank sponsors, go to receptions, special dinners, host writer guests at dinners, and even introduce writers at open sessions." But, the busy week paid off, says Culver, "Because Wilkes was a major sponsor of the conference, I had the honor of introducing �Mary Gaitskill this year; Jim [Warner, Assistant Director,] introduced poet/memoirist Sapphire!" Faculty/Staff Notes David Poyer’s latest novel Ghosting, a story of a dysfunctional family threatened on a weeklong sailing excursion, was published by St. Martin’s Press in November, 2010. Faculty members Tony Morris, Beverly Donofrio, and Lenore Hart, were among the visiting writers included in the first Ossabaw Island Writer's Retreat, organized by Morris himself. Ossabaw Island is a secluded retreat just off of Savannah Georgia. “Participants were strongly affected by the beauty and serenity of the island,” says Morris. “They commented on the spirit, tone and mood of the retreat—particularly the near-magical presence and sense of natural and human history locked into a place ‘that time forgot.’”  Nancy McKinley's short story, Glue, has been accepted by Gulf Coast.   Juanita Rockwell's short play, Language Monkey, was accepted for production in this summer's Source Festival, Washington D.C. Rockwell also directed Jennifer Nelson's play, 24, 7, 365, which toured to The Atlas Theater (DC), Hylton Performing Arts Center (Manassas, VA) and The Harris Theater (Fairfax, VA). Finally, Juanita's full-length play, Between Trains, was included in Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Fall 2010.   Neil Shepard has placed poems in the current issues of the Harvard Review, Hunger Mountain Review, NOR (New Ohio Review) and online at Fogged Clarity.   He also has a Jazz poem due out soon in the jazz magazine Brilliant Corners.   Jim Warner, Nancy McKinley, Alum Joseph Nalbone and Alum Starr Troup presented a panel session "Virtual Mentoring Made Real: The Evolving Tech of a Low-Residency Program" at the AWP Conference, 2011.  Bonnie Culver, Jean Klein, and Ross Klavan presented a panel session “Playwriting and Screenwriting: Our Business in the Academy” at the AWP Conference, 2011.   Student/Alumni Notes M.F.A. studentAmye Archer, has placed an excerpt from her memoir, �Fat Girl Skinny, with PANK Magazine, as part of their This Modern Writer Series.    M.F.A. student Ally Bishop, director of the Lit Outloud Reading Series, hosted another successful event this past February. Readers included Bishop, Alum Rick Fellinger, Alum Brian Fanelli, M.F.A student Amye Archer, Alum Lori Meyers, and M.F.A. student William Prystauk.   To celebrate Women’s History Month, Violet Oakley Unveiled, a onewoman play written by MA Student Cindy Dlugolecki, was performed at the Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) Rose Lehrman Arts Center.    M.F.A. Alum Brian Fanelli's poem "Dive" was published in March by the journal Young American Poets. In addition, Erika Funke of WVIA Radio interviewed Fanelli regarding his poetry chapbook, Front Man, for her ArtScene program.   M.F.A. Alum Patricia Florio hasentered into a contract with Sue Richter at Sera Publishing.  The two will be presenting, East Meets West, American Writers Review.     M.A. Alum Jennifer Diskinhas published a chapbook, Wear White and Grieve, with Naissance Chapbooks by chapbookpublisher.com.   M.F.A. Alum Rick Fellinger's novel, Memoirs of a Little League Dad, has been named a quarter-finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest. M.F.A. Alum Joseph Giomboni's screenplay, Ripple, was a quarterfinalist in the Scriptapalooza 2010 International Screenwriting Competition. The script made the cut of 377 from more than 3500 entries. M.A. student Tyler Grimm had an article published in Celebrate Gettysburg Magazine, and has since become a contributing writer for the publication.   M.F.A. Alum Matthew Hinton's play, Quiet Cowboy, was produced by The Gaslight Theater Company in Scranton, PA in January.   In November 2010, Finishing Line Press released M.F.A. Alum Dawn Leas's first chapbook, I Know When to Keep Quiet.  Leas has also led a workshop and reading at the West Pittston Library.   M.A. student Kimberly Loomis-Bennett has placed poems from her MA thesis, Soiled Doves, in The Legendary, and The Copperfield Review.   �M.A. Alum Gale Martin's novel, Deviled by Don, advanced to the second round of the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award contest.   M.A. student Laura Moran had two poems accepted from her MA mss, a novel in verse called Jump the Snake, by the journal Redactions (Issue 14) due out this summer.   Cinderella and the Lone Prince, book and lyrics by M.A. Alum, Lori Myers, was staged last summer by Gretna Theatre, Mt. Gretna, PA. Also, Lori's short story, Stranger on a Train, was published by Dark Fire Fiction.   M.F.A. Alum Taylor M. Polites' book, A Red and Dying Evening, has been picked up by Simon & Schuster. Look for it in February of 2012. M.F.A. student William Prystauk's screenplay, Risen, has won first place in the Horror Screenplay Contest, and was a semi-finalist in Shriekfest.  His screenplay, The Darwin Witch, was selected as a top-ten finalist in Shiver’s First Short Horror Screenplay Competition. In addition, Prystauk's short screenplay, Catalyst, has also placed second at WILDsounds, and was recently picked up by an up and coming production company, and expanded to a ten-minute film. M.A. studentAnastasia Savage's YA novel, Any Witch Way, is being published by JournalStone Publications. The novel is available for presale on Barnes&Noble.com.   M.F.A. Alum Donna Talarico was hired as web content editor in the office of marketing and communications at Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, Pa.   M.F.A. Alum Starr Troup was named Managing Editor of Etruscan Press, following a successful internship with the press, which is housed at Wilkes University.   Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Make A Gift �Online Nursing Programs E.S. Farley Library Human Resources Jobs at Wilkes Offices & Administration Accessibility Statement Financial Aid Adobe Acrobat® Reader Registrar's Office Finance Office Investor Relations Student Work Study Jobs Veterans Services Visit Quick Links Schedule a Visit Parking Information Virtual Tour Campus Map 84 West South Street Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766 1-800-WILKES-U Contact Us Wilkes University © �e © d c f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Revise This! April 2011 - Wilkes University.pdf https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/87f412642b881f8872b11a34a31f62dc.pdf 347df5c08f59f9c1121d489aef7517b1 PDF Text Text About Wilkes Home n Graduate Academics Academics n Graduate Admission & Aid Graduate Programs n Graduate Life Master's Degree Programs About Our Students n n The Arts Creative Writing MA/MFA Revise This! n Archives Revise This - April 2010 Revise This! 2017 2018 Revise This! REVISE THIS ARCHIVES Contents: Colum McCann Wins National Book Award | Marlon James Named Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award Cecilia Galante Joins Creative Writing Faculty | Page To Stage Faculty Notes | Student Notes  Colum McCann Wins National Book Award Colum McCann, winner National Book Award November 2019 Revise This! Archives n 2010 n n �Colum McCann, a member of the advisory board for the Wilkes University Graduate Creative Writing Program, has won the National Book Award for his novel Let the Great World Spin. The award was presented on Nov. 18 in New York City. The award – considered one of literature’s most prestigious – is presented in the categories of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and young people’s literature. As a member of the Wilkes creative writing program’s advisory board, McCann has provided input on course content and curriculum, performed readings from his work at its residencies, and been a thesis reader for degree candidates in the program. Let The Great World Spin takes place in August 1974, when a mysterious tightrope walker is running, dancing, leaping between the Twin Towers, a quarter mile above the ground. It chronicles the lives of a group of New Yorkers, weaving their separate stories against the backdrop of the tightrope walker’s feat. Some of McCann’s other novels include Zoli, Dancer, and This Side of Brightness. His fiction has been published in 30 languages and has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, GQ, Paris Review, Bomb and other places. He has written for numerous publications including The Irish Times, Die Zeit, La Republicca, Paris Match, The New York Times, the Guardian and the Independent. In 2003 he was named Esquire magazine's "Writer of the Year." Other awards and honors include a Pushcart Prize, the Rooney Prize, the Hennessy Award for Irish Literature, the Irish Independent Hughes and Hughes/Sunday Independent Novel of the Year 2003, and the 2002 Ireland Fund of Monaco Princess Grace Memorial Literary Award. His short film, “Everything in this Country Must,” directed by Gary McKendry, was nominated for a 2005 Academy Award. McCann lives in New York City, where he teaches creative writing at Hunter College. The mission of the National Book Foundation and the National Book Awards is to celebrate the best of American literature, expand its audience, and to enhance the cultural value of good writing in America. Marlon James Named Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award �Marlon James, Finalist for National Book Critics Circle Award in fiction Marlon James’ novel The Book of Night Women was a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle Award in fiction by the National Book Critics Circle. The finalists were announced in January, and the winners were announced on March 11.  Other finalists included memoir writer Mary Karr, former U.S. poet laureate Louise Glück, and former National Book Award winner William T. Vollmann. The other fiction nominees included Hilary Mantel, Jayne Anne Phillips, and Michelle Huneven. Mantel won the fiction category for her novel Wolf Hall. The National Book Critics Circle, founded in 1974, is a nonprofit organization with around 600 members, "book reviewers who are interested in honoring quality writing and communicating with one another about common concerns." James worked on The Book of Night Women while he was enrolled in the creative writing program. He also teaches at Macalester College in Minnesota. Cecilia Galante Joins Creative Writing Faculty Cecilia Galante, newest member of Creative Writing Faculty Young adult novelist Cecilia Galante has joined the faculty of the Graduate Creative Writing Program. She is the author of five young adult novels. Her first, The Patron Saint of Butterflies, was selected as a Young Adult Book of the Year by the Northeast Independent Booksellers Association, a Top Ten Pick for 2008 by Amazon, and a Recommended Read for Teens on Oprah's website. Another one of her books, Hershey Herself, will be translated into Polish in 2010. Her other novels include Willowood, and The Sweetness of Salt, which will be published in 2011. She has BA from King’s College and an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. �Her first interactions with the faculty and students came in January when she attended the residency. “It was thrilling. I had no idea that I was going to be among such a crowd of intellectuals and have peers that are so successful,” she said. Galante is no stranger to teaching. She spent years teaching high school English in the Wilkes-Barre area, though she is currently on sabbatical. But when it comes to teaching in the Graduate Creative Writing Program, she plans to use what she learned as a graduate student at Goddard. “I’m trying to borrow more from my experience as a student. My teachers at Goddard were incredibly supportive and astute,” she said.  “I’ve been able to draw from that experience and insert criticism in a way that doesn’t kill the spirit.” Besides teaching, Galante is also hard at work on her first adult novel, and the process has not always been easy. “It’s been incredibly daunting. For young adult, you’re allowed to write more simply and straightforward,” she said. “So, I was getting caught up in sounding like an adult and  sounding smart enough.” Galante added that the process has been easier lately, and she’s confident the book will stand on its own. She has to submit a manuscript by the end of April. Though this will be Galante’s first adult novel, she admitted that she was not initially attracted to the young adult genre. “I wasn’t even familiar there was a YA genre when I wrote my first book, The Patron Saint of Butterflies. My agent said we were going to market it as young adult, and I was devastated. I didn’t think it was young adult,” she said. “I sat back and waited, and she was right. It became a successful young adult book and a crossover book. It appeals to adults and young adults at the same time.” Bonnie Culver Helps Area High School Students Take Writen Work from "Page to Stage" �Bonnie Culver Students in four northeast Pennsylvania school districts have a chance to become playwrights in a special program being piloted by Bonnie Culver, director of the Graduate Creative Writing Program. Culver worked with two graduate students, Sarah Pugh and Cory Brin, on a master of fine arts project developing a pilot program, “Page to Stage.” Culver is working as guest artist in four high schools – Hanover Area, Hazleton, Tunkhannock and Wyoming Valley West  – to teach basic elements of playwriting to students. Culver was in the schools Tuesdays and Wednesdays from Feb. 2 to March 25. Each student presented a 10-minute play. One or two plays from each school will be chosen to be presented at the Fine Arts Fiesta in May. Wilkes University’s long-term goal is to replicate this with fiction, poetry, film, and nonfiction with creative writing students and faculty serving as guest artists in area schools with a final arts festival on campus. Faculty/Staff Notes Christine Gelineau’s essay “Cops” was published in the winter issue of The Florida Review as a runner up in their Editors’ Award in Nonfiction. Rashidah Ismaili Abu-Bakr’s poetry was published in Bending the Bow, a collection of love poems from Africa, published by Southern Illinois Press. Sara Pritchard's story "Sip the Wine" was published in Vol. 76, No. 1 of New Letters (Dec. 2009). Her story "Two Studies in Entropy" won a Pushcart Prize and is included in the 2010 PUSHCART PRIZE XXXIV BEST OF THE SMALL PRESSES anthology, and her story "Help Wanted: Female" is forthcoming in Vol. 6 (2010) of The Tusculum Review. Sara will be reading at the River Festival of Books in Huntington, West Virginia, on Friday, April 16, 2010. Student/Alumni Notes M.A. student Amy Archer had part of her memoir entitled “Bad �Connection” published in the December issue of the Journal of Truth and Consequences. M.A. student Cindy Dlugolecki’s play, “Violet Oakley Unveiled,” was showcased at Villanova University on Thursday, March 18. The onewoman show helped celebrate Women’s History Month. Violet Oakley was the first woman in art history to paint murals in a public building, and her home and studio were only a few miles from Villanova’s campus, according to Dlugolecki. Dlugolecki, the actress, director, and tech team were also the guest of five different departments at Villanova, including Women and Gender Studies, History, and Art. M.F.A. student Brian Fanelli’s poem “Freshman Year” was published in the February issue of My Favorite Bullet. http://www.interiornoisepress.com/0010_FANELLI_FreshmanYear.html, and his poems “In a Club’s Cracked Mirror” and “Why I Said No” were published in the March issue of Word Riot http://www.wordriot.org/archives/976. Alum Pete Kaszyk’s short story, “You’re Not My Father,” was accepted for publication by Kerlak Publishing for inclusion in its WTF Anthologies edition. Publication date is pending. M.A. student Kimberly Loomis-Bennet’s poem, “It Is Sweet and Decorous To Be Poor in One’s Country,” was published in the Winter 2010 issue of The November 3rd Club. http://www.november3rdclub.com/2010/02-2010/poetry/loomisbennett.html   Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. 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About Wilkes Home n Graduate Academics Academics n Graduate Admission & Aid Graduate Programs n Graduate Life Master's Degree Programs About Our Students n n The Arts Creative Writing MA/MFA Revise This! n Archives Revise This! Revise This – September 2019 Norman Mailer Society Annual Conference This year’s conference will be held at Wilkes University, in WilkesBarre, PA, from Thursday, October 10 through Saturday, October 12, 2019. Thursday and Friday will be full days of panels and events; panels will continue on Saturday morning and the conference will conclude with our Saturday luncheon and keynote address. This year, we are happy to announce that the keynote will be delivered by Norman's youngest daughter, Maggie Mailer, a New York-based painter. You can find more information about Maggie's work at www.maggiemailer.com. Susan Mailer will be reading from her new release, In Another Place With and Without My Revise This! n 2018 n n �Father, Norman Mailer, followed by a book signing on Thursday, October 10 at 4:30 p.m. The conference will also feature a screening of the 1982 film The Executioner’s Song (based on Mailer’s Pulitzer Prize winning true-crime novel published in 1979) on Friday, October 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the Dorothy Dickson Darte Center. (The screening is free and open to the public.) On Saturday, October 12, a reading of selections from Mailer’s 1998 anthology, The Time of our Time, will be presented by The Wilkes Readers Theatre, featuring students, alum, and faculty of the Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing at Wilkes University.    Hotel Accommodations Hotel accommodations will be provided by Genetti's Best Western, just a few blocks from the Wilkes University campus. You can reserve your room one of two ways (in both cases, making sure to mention you will be there for the Norman Mailer Conference; the room block is under "Wilkes Creative Writing/Norman Mailer Conference"): 1) By email: frontdesk@genetti.com 2) By phone: 1-570-823-6152 Transportation If you are booking a flight to the conference, the closest airport is the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP). From there, it is about a 20-minute cab/Uber/Lyft ride to Genetti's Best Western. The Best Western also offers a free airport shuttle; however, you will need to call the hotel 24 hours in advance of your arrival to arrange for airport pickup. �For those driving to the conference, or flying into a different airport and renting a car, the hotel does provide free parking for guests. Registration Registration fees for the 2019 conference are as follows: 2019 Individual Registration Fee: $150 2019 Student Registration Fee: $75 2019 Guest Fee: $50 Each presenter, moderator, or individual attendee may bring one guest who must pay the Guest Registration Fee of $50. The guest does not have to be a member of the Norman Mailer Society. If someone is NOT a presenter or moderator but attends the conference, that person must be a member, must pay the respective registration fee, and may still bring only one guest. Registration fees can be paid at https://www.paypal.me/normanmailer. Fall Writing Workshop The Maslow Family Creative Writing Program will be offering a Introduction to Fiction community workshop to interested students this Fall: Introduction to Fiction: The Elements of Story An introductory workshop in fiction writing. Adults of all ages and all experience levels and genres are welcome. Each week, an element of story (image, voice, character, setting, and story) will be explored through lecture, discussion and writing exercises. At the end of each workshop session, a writing prompt will be assigned. Students will craft a one to two-page piece of fiction and return the following week with these assignments, to be delivered during the workshop. Participants will complete a portfolio of fiction writing samples during this workshop series. Meetings: Tuesdays 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. – Cohen Science Center, Room 102 September 17, 24, October 1, 8, 15 and 22 Cost: $65.00 for the entire series Instructor: Bill Schneider June 2019 Residency Scholarship Award Winners �Sara Pisak of Sugarloaf, Pa., was awarded The Norris Church Mailer Scholarship on June 21, 2019. Pisak completed her M.A. in Creative Writing - Creative Nonfiction and is pursuing her M.F.A. in Creative Writing at Wilkes University. Photo credit: Shawn Hatten The Norris Church Mailer Scholarship is awarded to a student with demonstrated talent, need and a commitment to serving the writing community. Created by Norman Mailer, it is given in honor of Norris Church Mailer, a writer and board member in her own right. Awarded annually, faculty members nominate students who are already in the program. Julianna Evans of Jim Thorpe, Pa., was awarded The Jennifer Diskin Scholarship on June 21, 2019. Evans is pursuing her M.A. in Creative Writing - Poetry at Wilkes University.   Julianna Evans (right) is presented The Jennifer Diskin Scholarship by Dr. Bonnie Culver (left), co-founder and director of the Maslow Family Graduate Program in Creative Writing at Wilkes University. Photo credit: Bill Schneider �The Jennifer Diskin Scholarship is awarded to a student with demonstrated need and talent and a commitment to studying poetry. It is given in honor of alumna Jennifer Diskin, who passed away after a brave struggle with cancer. Started by her family, poetry faculty members nominate students who are already in the program. Congratulations to the New Editorial Team of River and South Review! Managing Editor - Amanda Cino CNF Editor - Jennifer Tarr Fiction Editor - James "Jake" Cannington Poetry Editor - Caitlin Downs Production and Design Editor - Danah Lassiter Readers - Wayne Benson, Tyler Miles, Ely Reyes-Viruet Proofreader - Toni-Lyn Sorger This literary review will continue to be produced by current students in the Maslow Family Graduate Creative Writing Program. River and South Review seeks to be a home for work that evokes a visceral reaction, encourages continued conversation, captures the adventures of life, and spurs its readers to go find their own adventures to write about. Announcements Faculty J. Michael Lennon recently published a review in the Times Literary Supplement (July 12) of Douglas Brinkley’s new book, American Moonshot: JFK and the Great Space Race. Please click on the following link to access the review: https://www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/private/cold-war-trophy/ Alumni Randee Bretherick, M.F.A. ’13. The Kindle version of Randee’s second novel, Criminal Chokehold (published under the name Randee Green) was released on July 16, 2019. The paperback version will be available on September 10, 2019. Randee was also a featured speaker at the Gaithersburg Book Festival in May. Cindy Dlugolecki, M.A. ‘11, was one of eight playwrights with a short play included in the Cicada Festival at Mt Gretna, Pa, on August 30. Boxed In had its premier in an evening of staged readings with the theme “Sanity Takes a Holiday.” �Janine P. Dubik, M.F.A. ’19, taught a six-week community writing workshop on character development at Wilkes University this summer. Her poem “My heart” is part of the 2019 Poetry in Transit program with the Luzerne County Transportation Authority. This is the fourth consecutive year her work is being displayed in LCTA buses. “Self” and “Alphabet,” two of her poems, are published in Issue 16, 2019, of Word Fountain, the Osterhout Free Library literary magazine. The literary magazine is being released this month. Richard Fellinger, M.F.A. ‘10, published an excerpt from his novel, Summer of '85, in the 2019 edition of Seven Hills Review (Volume 24). The excerpt from the unpublished novel won the journal's Novel Excerpt Contest. Richard also published a pair of op-eds on national politics in Lancaster's LNP newspaper. His July 14, 2019 op-ed is titled "In defense of the seemingly lost art of the apology," and his June 14, 2019 op-ed is titled "About Joe Biden's frontrunner problem." Cooper Gorelick, M.A. ’17, showcased three of his ten-minute plays being produced as part of the Third Annual One-Act Play Festival Act 1 Scene 1 at the Village Playbox in Haddon Heights, New Jersey (September 12-14). Margaret McCaffrey, M.A. ’15. Her story “Winter in America” was broadcast on Vision Australia Radio this July. The Cover to Cover program featured members of Elwood Writers (Elwoodwriters.com) who curated stories and poems around the theme of Winter. Ginger Marcinkowski, M.F.A. ’11, was chosen as a recipient for a fiveday residency for the Nancy Zafris Short Story Fellowship at The Porches in Norwood, Virginia which she attended in July 2019. Nancy Zafris is the series editor of the Flannery O’Connor award for short fiction and was for nine years the fiction editor of The Kenyon Review. Ginger was also chosen from over 300 applicants to attend the Kingsbrae International Residency for the Arts (KIRA) in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada for the month of August 2019. Nisha Sharma, M.F.A. ’14, received the RITA award for best YA novel of 2018 from the Romance Writers of America Organization. Pamela Turchin, M.F.A. ’18, was selected to read a piece of short fiction at OutWrite, Washington DC’s annual LGBTQ literary festival on August 3, 2019. Current Students Tyler Miles shorty story“A Change in the Winds” was recently published by the online fantasy and science fiction magazine Collective Realms. �Jason Miller’s flash fiction piece "We All Scream" has been accepted by the online journal Prometheus Dreaming (www.prometheusdreaming.com). Quick Links Career Development Campus Safety and Internships Centers & Institutes Online Programs Programs E.S. 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Sees, Knows An �A Friend-I Repeat-Is One With Whom You Can See Yourself. ANONYMOUS 15 ���Jeffrey A. Acornley B.S. Business Administration Kevin F. Augustine B.S. Environmental Science Marilyn ,J. Anderson B.S. Music Education Susan Adam B.A. Art ill Joseph J. Andrasi B.A. Psycholo!c(y 18 Andonis Apostolaros B.A. Political Science Larry Assalita B.S. Riology Thomas C~ Bazzini B .A. Biology & Chemistry �Caryn M. Axel rad B.S. Biology Larry Assalita B.S. Biology Maria T. Baloga B.S. Medical Technology Thomas C. Bazzini B.A. Biology & Chemistry 19 �John M. Beberus B.S. Business Administration Thomas B. Benkinney B.S. Chemistry David S. Bienias B.S. Biology Deborah Blum B.A. Elementary Education & Community Service Nancy ,J. Bogdan 8.8. Chem istry 20 Donna Bet B.A. Psyc Jeffrey M. Boberick B.S. Materials Engineering Theres~ M . Burdo B.S. Nursing �y Kathryn Bozinski B.A. Art Donna Bette! B.A. Psycho! :ommunity Theresa M. Burdo B.S. Nursing Gary L. Bray B.A. Psychology Alexis H. Brezenski B.S. Accounting Gail M. Bulzoni B.A. Art Joseph F. Burke B.S. Business Administration Gerald H. Calderone, ,Jr. B.A. History 21 �Michael P. Carbone B.A. Psychology & Community Service Denise C. Casem B.S. Medical Technology Cy n th ia R. Casey B.A. Elementary Education & Psych Denise M. Columbus B.S. Nursing ---- Ca l{osetta Chiavacci B.S. Nursing Donna J. Chisarick B.S. Nursing 22 Andrea D. Chuba B.S. Nu rsing Dian e Co leman B.S. Nursing B. 1 Catherine A. Demko B.S. Mus ic Education �>gy Catherine A. Cunningham B.A. Art Diane Coleman B.S. Nursing Catherine A. Demko B.S. Music Education Stephen A. DeNagy 8.A. Riology Pamela S. Dale B.S . Nursing Louis DeRobertis B.A. English 23 �Maria E. DeRojas B .A. Spanish Maryjean de Sandes B.A. Spanish & Psycho logy / Raymond E. Dombroski B.S. El ectr ica l Enginee rin g Matthew B. Donahue B.S. Business Administration Bruce R. Drum B.S. Business Administration James F. Eiden B.S. Environmental Science Pa t, B.A �Gail A. Edwards B.S. Biology ,gy Maureen D. Eg!(leston B.A . Elementary Education & Psychology / I\ Patricia A. Ermel B.A. Art & Psychology tion Ellen du Fosse B.S. Nursing David W. Evans B.A. Eng lish Dean W. Evans B.A. Philosophy Mary Ellen Evans B.A. Elementar\' Education �/ Gregory J. Fessler B.A. Economics & Political Science 26 Mark Finkel stein B .A. Political Science Edward J. Finn B.A. History Colin E. Forsyth B.A. Biology Alan C. France B.S. Commerce & Finance Sh a ron I B .A. Psy Clinton Franklin B.S. Biology �Eileen T. Gaza B.S. Nursing Sharon L. Gillman B.A. P sycho lo gy & Community Se rv ice a nee Clinton Franklin B.S . Biology. Gra ce M. Gcniusz B.S. Nursing Cynthia Glawe B.S. Nursing Hury Gochez R.S. Psychology & Biologv 27 �I I Timothy C. Golden B.S. C h emistry Gary R. Good B.S. C h e mi st ry Nigel Gray B.S. Materials Engineer ing E laine E. Harvilla B.S. N ursing Wayne R. Grosdidier B.S. Business Administration John S. Gydosh B.A. Psychology & Sociology Richard L. H annis B.S. Business Administration Wi ll iam R. Hockenbury B.S. Accounting I • Debra B. Harcharik B.S. Electrical Engineering 28 Sharon Hohol B.S. Environm e n ta l Sc ience Mic B.S C B �Elaine E. Harvilla B.S. Nursing Michael A. Heller B.S. Business Administration Christina B. Hoffmann B.S. Nursing iology Debra B. Harcharik B.S. Electrical Engineering B.S. Environmental Science Carl Holsberger, Jr. B.A . Political Science Sharon J. Huffman B .S. Business Administration 29 �Pame B.S. I Catheri B.A. Ele Margaret M. Hyzinski B.S. Nursing Jeffrey G. Jones B.S. Biology 30 Pamela A. lngoldsby B.S. Nursing Bert Katz B.S. Accounting Dan B. miolkowski & Community S unity Service �Catherin B.A. Ele Pamela M. Keller B.S. Business Adm ini stration Cand ice Kennedy B.S. Business Education ni ty Service Christa M. Kauffman B.S. Mathematics & Computer Scie 31 �Bruce Kinney B.S. Music Education Leslie J. Kirstein B.A. Music Myra S. Kline S.S. Accounting Brenda Kobilis S.S. Nursing John P. Konicki S.S. Biology 32 K B 1 I �Karen M. Konsavage B.S. Commerce & Finance Sheila F. Kupinsky B.A. Psychology Joseph M. LaCava B.S. Music Education Lawrence Larioni B.S. Business Administration Nancy A. Kovar B .A. History John J. Lack B.S. Accounting Lynn M. Lavenburg B.A. Elementary Education �Kathryn Lesh B.S. Nursing Susan B. Levens B.A. Elementary Education Debo B.A. David Levitch B.S. Biology 34 Stephen M . Lipka B.S. Materials Engineering �John 0. Lychos, Jr. B.S. Accounting on Debor B.A. ,g Jack Loftus B.S. Business Administration Gregory A. MacLean B.A. Art Albert Matero B.S. Business Administration Harry A. Mahally B.A. Political Science Marybeth D. Maranuk B.A. Social Sciences-UA 35 �Susan M. Margalis B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology Richard P . Markunas B.S. Accounting ti I Richard E. Martnick B.S. Elementary English 36 Marguerite A. Mazaleski B.S. Nursing chology Ker B.S Mary A. Mc B.S. Mathen �Kevin C. McCormick B.S. Biology ogy Kenneth E. McGraw B.S. Music Education Mary A. McKitish B.S. Mathematics & Computer Science Annette M. McIntyre B.A. Psychology & Sociology Anita Meehan B.A. Elementary Education , French , & Psychology 37 �___,,,, Judith A. Menapace B.A. Economics Eleanor H. Merten B.S. Accounting Jane A. Miller B.A. International Studies & Spanish 38 I gy James Mikina B.S. Electrical Engineering Joan Myku B.A. Politic �g Mark E. Mishinski B.S. Music Education Patti A. Moser B.S. Nursing Anita L. Mucciolo B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology J oan Mykul yn B.A. Political Science & Community Service Lisa Naso B.A. Psychology Richard Naverka B.S. Music Education 39 �Barry J. Niziolek B.S. Accounting Rosemary Noone B.S. Nursing Karen M. Olney B.S. Accounting Guat Tin Ooi B.A. Economics �Donna M. Pape B.S. Nursing Carol A. Pashchuk B.S. Nursing Mary Terese Ormando B.S. Nursing Donna Patrizi B.S. Medical Technology Mercita Patte B.S. Nursing Diane Pechalonis B.A. Elementary Education �Diane B.A. E P sych e Mary R. Pedley B.S. Nursing Barbara Swantkowski Placek B.A. Psychology 42 Cynthia A. Phillips B.A. Art Ruth A. Plytage B .S. Medical Technology �• Diane M. Polachek B.A. Elementary Education, French, & Psychology Victoria M. Popple B.S. Commerce & Finance Gary E. Pohorely B.S. Environmental Science 43 �Stewart W. Rae, III B.S. Medical Technology Edward A. Richards B.S. Music Education Gail A. Rinkunas B.A. Psychology 44 Ronald Reagan B.S. Music Education Rona!, B.S. B Sandra L. Richelmi B.A. English & Psychology Shawn B.A. El �• 1/ Ronald D . Rittenhouse B.S. Business Administration Kevin P. Roland B.A. Psychology Leonard Roberts, III B.A. Philosophy & Psychology Anne E. Romani ck B.A. Psychology I Shawn E. Rozett B.A. Elementary Education James W. Kuck B.S. Music Education 45 �Maureen R. Salley B.A. Elementary Education, Anthropology & Sociology Mark L. Santora B.A. Biology JoseJ B.S . • T err y Schoen l:l .S. Business Administration 46 Patricia L. Sebring B.S. Biology �• Joseph G. Shiskowski 8.8. Medical Technology Sharon R. Seidner B.A. Elementary Education Seth M. Silver 8.A. Biology David L. Sick B.A. Art & Community Service John E. Skuchas B.S. Accounting 47 �Darline L. Snyder B.S. Accounting Clark F. Speicher B.A. Political Science Maris G. Solomon B.S. Biology Sally A. Steele B.A. History & Political Science Paula A. S B.A. Inten Jot B.S 48 �. • Robert J. Stofko B.S. Commerce & Finance 1cience Paula A. Strinkoski B.A. [nternational Studies & French Helen Stubits B.S. Biology John K. Suchoski B.S. Accounting Kathleen R. Swick B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology 49 �Karen M. Szymczak B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology Deborah A. Tedesco B.S. Nursing Wendy Valinski B.A. Biology 50 Patricia L. Trotta B.S. Nursing Nancy VanKuren B.A. History �ce R. Weinstock Elementary Education & German Richard L. Vaverka B.S. Music Education Susan M. Volovicz B.S. Medical Technology Lenore E. Weiss B.A. Biology Robert L. Welsh B .S. Business Administration 51 �David Whitmer B.S. Electrical Engineering Joseph E. Wilkes, Jr. B.S. Accounting Therese L. Wright B.S. Nursing 52 Mildred A. Wysocki B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology J. Yakaitis usiness Admini stration Shan B.A. �• Linda M . Yanus B.A. English ring Sharon Zawatski B.A. Elementary Education ~syc hology Joseph P. Yacowatz B.S. Biology Anthony D. Youtzy B.S. Business Education Diane M. Zayac B.S. Nursing Merle S. Zipkin B.A. Political Science & French 53 ����BEMIDJI STA)► - ....,_ I �ROS E TTA CHIAVACCI is a Stude nt Government Representative and was n of th e 1977 Homecoming Festivities. She is a major from H ughestown, who participates in ural voll ey ba ll , varsity softball, and a member of rsing Stude nt Organization. Row 1: Carol Pashchuk, Cindy Glawe, Susan Pudlosky, Anita Meehan, Donna Pape Row 2: Rosetta Chiavacci, Ellen Merten,Louis DeRobertis, Frank Scancarella, Diane Polachek Row 3: Kevin McCormick, Ros ie Noone, Debi Stephens, Ellen duFosse, Christa Kauffman, Susan Vo lovicz Rowl Janine Pokrinchak, Larry Assalita, Dave Palanza, Tom Bazzini Row 5: Seth Si lver, Len Vekkos, Karen Olney, Danny House Row 6: Jeff Jones, LOl E lefante, Dary l Dwyer, Dave Evans, James Ruck Missing: Maryjean deSandes, N ick Holgash, Carl Holsberger, Brenda Kobilis, John Lack, Mar, Solomon LARRY ASSALITA A Biology major with a concentration in psychology from Tamaqua, Larry is vice-president of Student Government and a member of the senior class executive council. He is active in many college and community organizations including the Cherry Blossom Committee. ; . -- ;_ ,:.( -~~ ' l. '~ \~- -Ji '":i THOMAS BAZZINI A Chemistry-Biology major from Holbrook, N.Y ., Tom is the president of Inter-Dormitory Council. He is also a member of the Chemical Society and a participant in intramural sports. 58 An E1 studen town. of the mittee �• ROSETTA CHIA VACCI 1sa Student Government Represe ntative and was n of the 1977 Homecoming Festivities. She is a major from Hughestow:o. who participates in ural volleyball , varsity softball, a nd a member of ing Student Organization. ·acci, Ellen Merten,Louis DeRobertis, Fra Christa Kauffman, Susan Volovicz Row Olney, Danny House Row 6: Jeff Jones, ls berger, Brenda Kobilis, John Lack, Ma MARYJEAN DESANDES Maryjean is a Spanish-Psychology major and a four year Student Governm ent Representative from Allentown. She is also a member of the Spanish Club, International Club, and vice-president of the Reach Out Cluh . ~ .,,,._. ~~----- . ,>.t'·7i • ~ .....~ -~ LOUIS DE ROBERTIS An English major from Old Forge, Louis served as a student leader in the Wilkes College Taskforce for Johnstown. President of Commuter Council, he is a member of the Student Life Committee, Student Affairs Committee, and Concert and Lecture Series Committee. 59 �ELLEN DU FOSSE A Nursing major from Williamsport, Ellen is chairman of the Cherry Blossom Festival and is involved in intramural sports. She a lso taught Church, tutored at the YMCA, and participated in a summer program for the elderly. j DARYL DWYER Daryl is a Biology major and chapter pr~ Ame ri can Institute of Biological Sciences f mouth. A participant in community affairs, hea as a teaching and laboratory assistant, is am t he Biology Club and is a Student Governm sentative . • LOUIS ELEFANTE, JR. A Business Administration major from New Milford, N. J., Louis captained this year's varsity baseball team. In addition to coaching Little League and Junior Football, he participated in intramural sports, and is a member of the Ski Club. 60 DAVID EVANS ve is captain of the Debate Union and Pi K ternity vice-presid ent. He is an English ~ gston, who is associate editor of the JI 1ety and a member of the Academic Stan, tee and Stude nt Government. �I ·-I DARYL DWYER ,,J is a Biology major and chapter p irican Institute of Biological Sciences th. A participant in community affairs, he teaching and laboratory assistant, is a Biology Club and is a Student Governm ative. DAVID EVANS ve is captain of the Debate Union and Pi Kappa Delta lernity vice-president. He is an English major from ton, who is associate editor of the Manuscript ety and a member of the Academic Standing Comttee and Student Government. CYNTHIA GLAWE A Nursing major from White Haven, Cynthia is a member of the Ski Club. She also belongs to the Nursing Student Organization and is co-captain of the Swim team. 61 �DANNY HOUSE orfolk, Va., Danny is an Art major who se r of the Education Club. He also is a m arsity wrestling team, tutors at the YMC, as vice-president of the Art Club. NICHOLAS HOLGASH Nick is an Accounting-Business Education major from Old Forge. He is a member of the varsity basketball team , a reporter for the Beacon , and co-director of the Old Forge playgrounds. CARL HOLSBERGER A Political Science major from Pottstown, Carl dent of the Student Government. He is also a me the Political Science Club and Student Life Com[ s r.J ' VF �JEFFREY JONES Jeff is a Biology major and two-year captain of the swim team from WilkesBarre. A participant in the 1977 Science Expo, he is also active in intramural sports, a member of the Biology Club, and a volunteer for the Wilkes College Taskforce for Johnstown. DANNY HOUSE rfolk, Va., Danny is an Art major who served as of the Education Club. He also is a member rsity wrestling team , tutors at the YMCA , and \'ire-president of the Art Club. HOLSBERGER ajor from Pottstown, Car overnment. He is also a lub and Student Life Com CHRIST A KAUFFMAN A Mathematics-Computer Science major from Wilkes-Barre, Christa is president of the Math Club and vice-president of the Computer Science Club. She is a lso a member of Circle K and tutors at the YMCA. 63 �rrrrrrr JOHN LACK An Accounting major from Suagerties, N. Y., John capta ined the footba ll an d lacrosse teams. He is a lso a member of the Saugerties Athletic Association, a participant in intramu ra l spo rts, and the exec ut ive adv isor to the Accounting and Business Club. BRENDA KOBILIS Brenda is a Nursing major from Mount Carmel , who is president of the Nursing Student Organization and an Inter-Dormitory Coun ci l representative. She is also active in theater produ ct ions, a member of Cue N' Curtain Clu b, and participated in intramural volleyball. ANITA MEEHAN n Education major from Plymouth, Anita is captain of lhe Women's Varsity Basketball and Softball teams. She also a member of the French C lub and is active in tramura l sports and community functions. • r fl,II .4i u ""t,!l· IL J. KEVIN MC CORMICK From Clifton, N. J., Kevin is a Biology major who served as dormitory president and History Club treasurer. A member of the intramural softba ll and basketba ll teams, he participated in the YMCA tutoring program. 64 �IOHN LACK r from Suagerties, N .Y., John cap,d lacrosse team s. He is also a memAthletic Association, a participant , a nd the executive advisor to the ness Club. ANITA MEEHAN F,ducation major from Plymouth , Anita is captain of e Women's Varsity Basketball and Softball team s. She also a member of the French Club and is active in tramural sports and community functions . ELEANOR MERTEN An Accounting major from Rockaway, N.J., Ellen is Editor-in-chief of the Amnicola. She is also a member of the Human Services Committee, a tutor in accounting and business classes, secretary of the Accounting and Business Club, and chairman of Blood Donor Day. ILK[S /,. l ;i( major who served ; lub treasurer. A basketball teams, program. C • 65 �I I ROSEMARY NOONE From Scranton , Rosie is a YMCA tutor and 1977 Home coming princess. She is a Nursing major wh o is a member of the Nursing Student Organization and corresponding secretary of the History Club. i 66 DAVID PALANZO Dave is president of the Senior Class a nd a 1 azz Band, History Club, a nd Biol ogy C h ·or from Annvill e, h e is cha pter vi ce- pr, erican Institute of Biological Scien ces volunteer and instructor. KAREN OLNEY An Accounting major from Monroe Ct. , Karen is co-captain of the basketball and softball teams. She also managed the varsity volleyball team, and is a PIAA official. �• I DAVID PA LANZO ve is president of the Senior Class and a member of the m Band, History Club, and Biology Club. A Biology jar from Annville, he is chapter vice-president of the erican Institute of Biological Sciences and is a Red volunteer and instructor. ~y m Monroe Ct., .he basketball also managed iam, and is a DONNA PAPE From Wilkes-Barre, Donna is captain of the cheerleaders. She is a Nursing major who served as a nurse's aide and participated in Blood Donor drives. A member of the Human Services Committee, she worked with the March of Dimes and Cherry Blossom Festival Committee. / CAROL ANN PASHCHUK A Nursing major from Nicholson, Carol participated in the Hike-for-Hunger and the American Cancer Society Bike-a-thon. She is also a member of the Emergency Alert Team and the Nursing Student Organization, and served as secretary in the Wilkes College Christian Fellowship. 67 �JANINE POKRINCHAK Janine is a Biology major from Oswego, N. Y., who worked on the Beacon as reporter, feature editor, and managing editor. The Senior class treasurer is a member of the Society for Technical Communications and American Institute of Biological Sciences. She is also active in intramural sports. JAMES RUCK Im is a Music major from Wilkes-Barre who e College chorus and Madrigal Singers, an the theater as musical coordinator and acto 'Curtain Club member is also organist for nster Presbyterian Church. SUZANNE PUDLOSKY From Wilkes -Barre, Suzanne is a Business Administration major and captain of the strutters. She is also a member of Theta Delta Rho and vice-president of the Women's Activities Association . • DIANE POLACHEK An Elementary Education from Kingston, Diane is a Theta Delta Rho member who served as the sorority representative, treasurer , president, and queen. She is also a member of the women's tennis team Letterwomen's Club, French Club, Karate Club, a~d International Club. 68 �I JAMES RUCK is a Music major from Wilkes-Barre who sings with College chorus and Madrigal Singers, and is active the theater as musical coordinator and actor. The Cue Curtain Club member is also organist for the Westler Presbyterian Church. FRANK SCANCARELLA A Business Administration major from Clifton, N.J., "Duke" is treasurer of Student Government and a member of the Social Committee. He is also active in intramural sports, serves on the Homecoming Committee, and participates in the History Club. --..__ 'J ~ SUZANNE PUDLOSKY Vilkes-Barre, Suzanne is a Business Admi n istra1jor and captain of the strutters. She is also a r of Theta Delta Rho and vice-president of t he 's Activities Association. - .. ~-. ' .-~ . ~ Ji!"'' - :;; .... ' __,. r; . , . " 69 �DEBJ STEPHENS From Sykesville, Md. , Debi majors in International tudies and is a Theta Rho member and Upward Bound tor. T h e strutter also participates in the Ski Club, u d Span ish Club. • SETH SILVER Seth is a Biology major from Valley Stream, N. Y., who is a member of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, Wilkes-Barre Rugby Club, and Luzerne County Recreation League flag football team. He also serves as a Biology and Chem istry Teacher 's Assistant, and as a hospital orderly. MARIS SOLOMON A Biology major from North Massapequa, N.Y., Maris 1, a dormitory vice-president and laboratory assistant. She is also a member of the swim team and Biology Club, and serves on the Executive Council of the N.Y. State Historical Association. SUSAN VOLOVICZ Susan is a Medical Technology major from Ph is a Circle K member and Student Govern; sentative. She also served on the Executi publicity and elections and film committees Blossom Committee. She participates in ' sports and worked as medical explorer at \,\ Hospital. 70 �• DEBI STEPHENS m Sykesville, Md., Debi majors in International udies and is a Theta Rho member and Upward Bound r. The strutter also participates in the Ski Club, Spanish Club. LEONARD VEKKOS A Biology major from Woodbury Heights, N.J., Len serves as a teacher's assistant and is a member of the soccer team. He is also active in the Biology Club, Human Services Committee, and the International Club. MARIS SOLOMON A Biology major from North Massapequa, N.Y., Mari a dormitory vice-president and laboratory assistant. is also a member of the sw im team and Biology Club, an serves on the Executive Counci l of the N.Y. State Hi orical Association. SUSAN VOLOVICZ Susan is a Medical Technology major from Plymouth who is a Circle K member and Student Government representative. She also served on the Executive Council, publicity and elections and film committees, and Cherry Blossom Committee. She participates in intramural sports and worked as medical explorer at Williamsport Hospital. 71 �_,..... . A D MIKISffJtlJRAlrfJIOK" .,____.., FJ A CU ____ DJlYiff11JY'" & COlYilYIBOB SBRV'ICBS P.: �President's Message To The Class Of '78 Since the fo nding of Wilkes College i the world has experienced a ide spe sociological and technological change. Con and ideas, which we;__e prevalent during t formative years, have been greatly al with time. Wilkes College has changed with time has chosen to reaffirm its commitment t original mission of the college which is amidst diversity. The Goals of the C Report noted that academic training will of minor importance unless our gradu emerge as persons of strong character, deportment, and sound moral values. As you have experienced your years at College it is my sincere hope that yo been able to recognize these ideals and i them into your everyday living. I extend my best wishes to each of our uates. I wish you good health, much happi and sincerely hope that you derive satisfac and reward from the experiences of · meaningful lives. 75 74 �DEAN OF MANAGEMENT Andrew Shaw, Jr. DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS Philip R. Tohy DEAN OF ADMISSIONS John P . Whitby 76 BUSINESS MANAG �• DEAN OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Dr. Thomas Kelly !RECTOR OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS Philip R. Toby BUSINESS MANAGER Charles R. Abate DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS George F. Ralston 77 �ill DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph J. Marchetti DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT John J. Chwalek = - ~ DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Arthur J. Hoover 78 COMPTROLLER Joseph J. Chisarick �DIRECTOR OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Robert Koester DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph J. Marchetti .....,..__.__ _____ . . ' \t•.~.... ~_,,,. ... . lECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS George C. Pawl COMPTROLLER Joseph J. Chisarick DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID Richard G. Raspen 79 �I \ J ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS Jane Kathleen Lampe I I ASSISTANT DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Linda Hobrock ASSOCIATE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Bernard J. Vino1~ ASSISTANT COMPTROLLE 80 �I 1• A REGISTRAR Doris E. Barker \ ::: SOCIATE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Bernard J. Vino ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER Fred J. Croop ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Jeanne Conway 81 �GRADl MANAGEH OF THE BOOKSTORE Mildred Gittens • 82 DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICES William Denion ACT 101 AND Morrissey, J . \ �I John F. RECORDER Ruth V. Bishop ACT 101 AND UPWARD BOUND L. Johnson, Dr. Siles, Director; B. Greenwood, Director; J . Stricken, M. Morrissey, J. Varcum, M. Kane, S. Post. missing: M. Doremba , D. Wasilewski, J. Boyle. • I �\ HEAD OF MAINTENANCE Joseph Mack • ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT E. Robinson RECORDER'S ASSISTANT Mary Kaytrosh 84 �HEAD OF SEC URITY Nelson Carle �( I _J SECRETARIES TO PRESIDENT N. Cordy, M. Conner, P. Corbett DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SECRETARIES A. Reavy and D ___ ...,, SECRETARY TO DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS P. J ones 86 . SECRETARY TO ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS V. II �I l _J )PMENT OFFICE SECRET ARIES A. Reavy and SECRETARY TO FINANCIAL AID D. Ostroski , \RY TO ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS V Parry 87 �PLACEMENT OFFICE R. Meschine REGISTRAR 'S OFFICE D. Croop, J. Papa, • FOOD SERVICE SECRETARY P. Goss BUSINESS OFFICE A. Rader, J . Reese, R. Miller 88 �• REGISTRAR'S OFFICE D. Croop, J. Papas I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS J. Manganello I FOOD SERVICE SECRETARY P. Goss HOUSING OFFICE SECRETARY R. Saunders 89 �ENVIRONMENTAL SCJENCE AND MATH SECRETARY I. Cocco SECRETARY TO EDUCATION DEPT. J. Rhinehimer ,1 CHEMISTRY AND ENGINEERING SECRETARY R. Jacobs 90 - PHYSICS AND FINE ARTS SECRETARY C. Markey SWITC H BOARD D. Swoboda and R. Swain �• MUSIC SECRETARY T. Rudolph ft SICS AND FINE ARTS SECRETARY C. Mark SWITCHBOARD D. Swoboda and R. Swain FINANCE OFFICE M. Bynsky, M. Lorusso, R. Zula, A. Kester, R. Morovinski, A. Saxon 91 �COMPUTER CENTER OFFICE sitting: D. Bilski, J. Wasowski standing: V. Barnes, D. Williams, Director; D. Snyder, M. Warakella LIBRARY FACULTY sitting: L. Nevil, D. Beahler, L. Darte stan Cheng, H . Shao, F. Krohle cc • LIBRARY STAFF sitting; K. Richards, R. Deobold, L. Bolesta, P. Gooday ANCE MEN fron t row; L. Simone lobek, ,J. Yan chi ck. back row: M. 1 . Cha pm a n. missing: L. Neuman, 92 �CAFETERIA STAFF 'ACULTY sitting: L. liao, F. Krohle COMMONS STAFF ANCE MEN front row; L. Simoncavage, S. Subyak, W. Deren, B. Martine, V. Patsko, R. Wallohek, ,J. Yanchick. back row: M. Stec, K. Bromfield, R. Deobold, P. DeMuro, J. Manganello, A. Chapman. missing: L. Neuman, J. Pikaitis, F. Galti, H. Viviney, J. Rauckis, J. Cavanaugh. BOOKSTORE Mrs. Burke BOOKSTORE R. Stefanko 93 �A • 1: I BIOLOGY DEPT. sitting: L. Turozi, W. Hayes, R. Ogren, J. Erikson. standing: H. Steuben, C. B. Reif, L. Rigley, C. Houseknecht, R. 94 CE AND FINANCE DEPT. sitting: T. Engel, W. 1 L. Gettinger, J. Cooney, R. Hall, G. Elliot. �• H. Steuben, C. B. Reif, L. Rigley, C. Houseknecht, RCE AND FINANCE DEPT. sitting: T. Engel, W. Taylor, R. Werner, Chairman; R. De Young, W. Farra r. standing: G. Gurdin, I. Morri so n, L. Gettinger, J. Cooney, R. H all, G. Elliot. 95 �J EDUCATION DEPT. sitting: F. Darte, E. Hammer, Chairman, L. Giordano, M. Barone, J . Bellucci. standing: R. Rees, E. Johnson, M. Fahm ' • ENGINEERING DEPT. A. Afrashteh, L. Hostler, J. Koch, J. Parker, C. Thomas, V. NeJib 96 RONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPT. B. Redmo1 �j an; P. Heaman, L. Terry, R. Heaman, standing: D. Curtis, S. Gutin, B. Fiester, L . Pawlick, B. 1 .I 'arker, C. Thomas, V. NeJib ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPT. B. Redmond, B. Berryman, Acting Chairman; R. Stevenson. missing: N. Snee, C. Dungey 97 �. Colson, 8. D • FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. W. Karpinich, H. Arden, M. Seitz, Chairman; S. Eaton, H. Marban MATICS DEPT. sitting: J. DeCosmo, S. Merrill rg, R. Sours. 98 �rlatsky. standing: J. Berg, J. Rodechko, D. Leach, Chai ,eitz, Chairman; S. Eaton, H. Marban EMATICS DEPT. sitting: J. DeCosmo, S. Merrill, T . Richards, J. Koch. standing: P. Woodworth, B. Wong, Chairman; J. Parker, B. Earl , burg, R. Sours. 99 �MUSIC DEPT. H. Garber, A. Liva, M . Haberkorn, W. Gasbarro, Chairman; T. Veremeychik, R. Santos, H. Fall. PHYSIC. burg. sta1 • NURSING DEPT. sitting: S. Tel ban, A. Favarea, C. Fuller, M . Alexander, Dr. M. McCarthy, R. McHenry, Chairman; 8. Collins, standinc: Boucier, E. Proeller, B. Rarig, M. Scudato, N. Marchak, J. Schrieber, C. Champagne, B. Bednarski, A. Godek, L. Duffy, C. Alichnie, G. Walk!! Jimison, 8. Keeney , E. Slabinsky, B. Thorne. 100 �hairman ; T. Veremeychik, R. Santos, H. Fall. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HYGIENE DEPT. sitting: G. Meyers, D. Saracino, S. Bloomburg. standing: E. Domzalski, J . Reese, Chairman; R. Schmidt. missing: R. Bearde. McCarthy, R. McHenry, Chairman; S. Collins, sta B. Bednarski, A. Godek, L. Duffy, C. Alichnie, G. W DEPT. W. Placek, L. Hostler, F. Bellas, F . Donahoe, F. Bailey, E. Schlesinger, S. ') . -: 4 ,.1 101 �• PSYCHOLOGY DEPT. R. Riley, Chairman; R. Stetten, J. Kanner, C. Charnetski. missing: J. Truckenmiller, T. Raslear. s [ 102 �arnetski. missing: J. Truckenmiller, T. Raslear. SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY DEPT. sitting: B. Demory, R. Martin, standing: D . Goldman, ,J . Natzke. 103 ��• �II I \ BARRE Row One: Vicki Popple, Cindy Casey. Lynn Lavenherg, Elaine O'Donnell, Rri gette McDo na ld , Cathy Ayers , Kirn Koch, Gwe n Faas, DebbieD ,Joan R ow Two: Mary Lee Gorman, Sue Suchanic, L yn n Sorrell , C h ery l Moyer, Terrry Burdo, Kris Pierson , Chris \Va ni ch, Colleen Mc Donalr Three: C lai re Ennis, Anne Louise Fosburg, Moll y Delahanty, P a m Benn ett, Michelle Czac hor, Mary Lou Lens, Mary ,J a ne Nul ty. Missi Co nd o, Melissa Demko, Diane Duncan, Deb Feldman, Marsha Malalras, .Jill Molinaro, Anne Sa lata, Pat Sernatch ko. II ,1 • / :~ E One: Dave S inger , Casper Tortella, Ken Gornperty, e Fatool, Joe Piccone. Row Three: Scott Su lzer, Al Benier. Row Four: Bob Owens, Sam Stuccio, Jon �• le Donald, Cath y Ayers, Kim Koch , Gwen Faas, Debbie ·y Rurclo, Kris Pierson, Chris Wanich, Colleen Mc Don ·lie Czachor, Mary Lou Lens, Mary ,Jane Nulty. Miss1 naro , Anne Salata , Pat Sematchko. BEDFORD One: Dave Singer, Casper Tortella, Ken Gomperty, Dave Fraser. Row Two: Jim Eiden, John Larkin, Phil Pecuch, Steve Lear , Ben Mc Co l Ium, Fatool,Joe Piccone. Row Three: Scott Sulzer, Alex Malarchek, Bill Lemakos, John De Salvo, Steve Goldflam, Dave Levitch, Tom Bazzini. llenier. Row Four: Bob Owens, Sam Stuccio, Jon Sorber, Char li e Zezza, Larry Mimie. Row Five: Mike Vassil. 107 �II I \ I. / , I C e: Connie Rickard , Lucia Carey, Rh od a Luhorsky. , Kathy Rickard. Row Three: Ann Sharkey, Barb 1 h, Maryann Puza, Caryn Axelrad , Lori Adams, .Jo I ~t;'"" r~- . '"' " /· ,._,.,,,, ' • - ,✓ BUTLER Row On e: Tony Wells, Tom Mc Donald , Don Patrick , Mike Goodyear, !:lob Jones, Frank Gardner, Roger Davis, Charlie Issacs. Row Two:Jon Bob Thompson , Rob Doty, Ray Van Nest, John Jevit. Row Three: Jose Oliveres, Mark Zahitz, Jim Beck, Paul Ha usman, Car l De Felice, Dan. Mark Clifford, Jim Kachidurian , Jack Polman. Missing: Dave Brace, Steve Brace. 108 �• \ "' / I f. /,' I I I CATLIN One: Connie Rickard, Lucia Carey, Rhoda Luhorsky. Row Two: Theresa Marzich, Riney Houston , Cindy Possemato, Janet Beet.el , Lisa m,Kathy Rickard. Row Three: Ann Sharkey, Barb Thomas, Maggie Burnelle. Row Four: Gail Lavering, Beth Hammer, Sue Luhmann, Lisa h, Maryann Puza, Caryn Axelrad, Lori Adams, Joan Fastiggi. dn er, Roge r Davis, Charlie Issacs. Row Two: Jo tz , Jim Rec k, Paul Hau s man, Carl De Felice, D 109 �CHAPMAN Row One: Linda Styers, Kathy Williams, Carla Secharest, Nancy Turano. Row Two: Jeanne Brady, Kathy Stano, Cindy Glawe, Cathy\"i Dubosky. Row Three: Wendy Valinski , Nancy Amesbury, Kim Perry, Kathy Ochs, Lisa Sherbin, Pam Snyder. Missing: K im Fliss, Ther Deb Gorski, Jan Winters . • Ja nine P o kr in c hak, Leslie Kirstein , Shawn Roze Linda Blose, Jeannie Benni s, Nicole Rossbach , r aptiste, Na ncy Enderlein, Karen Casey, Deb For 110 �Jeanne Brady, Kathy Stano, Cindy Glawe, Cathy V isa Sherbin, Pam Snyder. Missing: Kim Fliss, The . ) ,~,........ ..... ~~ CHESAPEAKE : ,Janine Pokrinchak, Leslie Kirstein, Shawn Rozett, Merle Zipkin, Lorrie Parker. Row Two: Jennie Madden , Kath y Barto, Mary F:llen e. Linda Blose, Jeannie Bennis, Nicole Rossbach , Margo Diesen house. Row Three: Marion McCarthy, Teresa Shukailo, .Judy Ronalder, Baptiste, Nancy Enderlein , Karen Casey, Deb Fortini , Rosa Khalife , Joan Harper. 111 �I e: Dan Cardell, Anita Di Marcontonio, Pau la I o: Cheryl Wonsock, Julie Kerrick, Cathy Row la Mc Call, Jim Beck, Kris Kuhl, Mario Zabitz, .j .I COLONEL'S Row One: Sebastian Kessler, John Gajic, Steve Bernett, Larry Schemery, Bob Hellriegel, Tom Salley, Joe Stephens, Matt Donahue, Kevin Jay Colby, Jim Boyle, Eric Heffelfinger, Steve Elko, Mike Chippi, Roger Schlindwein, Dave Toland, Steve Kichka, Tony Skiptunas, Bob David Gregrow , Jeff Van Arsdale. Missing: Charlie Giunta, John Haffner, Kent Hal pine, Sunttee Kim , Jim Matyas, Doug Price, RobertR Chris Reilly. 112 I\ �DANA One: Dan Cardell, Anita Di Marcantonio, Pau la Lahutsky, Maria Miscavage, Helen Stubits, Marlene Vauter, Margy Cosgrove, Linda Price. T•o:Cheryl Wonsock, Julie Kerrick, Cathy Rowlands, LuAnn Neely, Jerry Ann Smith, Rosa Zacharis, Lisa, Puddy Booth, Mr. K. Row Three: \le Call, Jim Beck , Kris Kuhl , Mario Zabitz, Megan Ward, Tom Mc l ntyre. Missing: Terry Talarico. L'S ~e l, Tom Sa lley, Joe Stephens, Matt Donahue, Kevin in , Dave Toland, Steve Kichka, Tony Skiptunas, Bo e, Su nttee Kim, Jim Matyas, Doug Price, Robert R �DELAWARE Row One: Anne Kucy, Diane Brodbeck, Nancy Valente, Patty Trotta, Pam Luchi, Charlotte Wanamaker. Row Two: Karen Prigge,\ Talkowski, Chris Hoffman, Sue Serio, Colleen Darrell. Row Three: Nina Nubani, Lynn Arlauskas, Pez Kilduff, Ellen du Fosse, Diane Coleman. Tinkleman. Missing: Deb Carty, Kathi Mamrosh, Karen Coleman, Pat Cook, Suzanne Siroki, Sue Levens, Skai Schwartz, Cathy Schwenk. Smacchi . • I One: Bob Matzelli, Rick Karo, Dave Taylor, GPnP C Golden, Ken Trenchard, Dave Thomas. Row Three 1 Wi lker, Nigel Gray. Row Four: Ed Mollahan. C' 114 �• \RE ·hi, Char lotte Wanamaker. Row Two: Karen Prigge, 111 Arlauskas, Pez Kilduff, E ll en du F osse, Diane Cole nne Siroki, Sue Levens, Skai Sch war tz , Cathy Schwe ,. DENISON One: Bob Matzelli , Rick Karo, Dave Taylor, Gene Clemons. Row Two: Tony Grimaldi, Lou E lefante, To ny Youtzy, Mark Rot h , Kev in Ro land, Golden, Ken Trenchard, Dave Thomas. Row Three: Lenny Roberts, Bob Welsh, Pete Pagano, Chip Pufko, Tom Mac Kintosh, Alex Grohol, 1 Wilker, Nigel Gray. Row Four: Ed Mollahan, Chris Drake, Fred Herrmann Fred Stoelzel, Artie Meigh. 11 5 �DIAZ Row l: Greg Lepkowski, Gary Richard, Joe Galli, Justin Schiess, Mike Steffonetti, Dave DeCoursey, Rick Stone, Mark Derr, Charlie Steffon Dave Samsel, Mike Patrick, Ray Briel, Tony Bazzini, Bob Kacerosky , John Lack. Row 2: Jeff Mullinelli, Kevin Gourley, Frank Forte, P Lichtenger, Mike DiRenzo, Chris Brisbane, Jim Edwards, Mark Young , Harry Hicks, Richard Hell, Clifford Brautigan, Eugene Brisbane.Mlli Walter Casola, John Silk, Lex Watkins , Jim Zeris. DIRKSEN Row 1: Tim Palmer, Scott Bare, Rob Wallace, Dave Rains, Wayne Zatorski. Row 2: Kevin McDevitt, Jim Barr, Jerry Mathis, Steve Croghan,Br, Clark , John Miranda. Row 3: Al France, Mike Mey, George Garton , Joe Della-Croce, Ben Cellitti, Mike Lombard, Joe Rogotti, Tony Veglia,I}, Horrox, Kenny Uston. Missing: Steve Cheplick, Wayne Krum, David Litts, Clayton Mills, Paul Rushefski, Ted Timko. 116 �·e DeCoursey, Rick Stone, Mark Derr, Charlie Steffi >w 2: Jeff Mullinelli, Kevin Go urley, Frank Forte, chard Hell , Clifford Brautigan, E u ge n e Brisbane. M DOANE Row 1: (top to bottom): Pat Klotz, Mia Mumford, Mary Ann Ziel inski, Karen Smith. Row 2 (top to bottom): Ann Timko, Gail Rinkunas, Sharlotte Gaddes, Alice Matyas. Missing: Ellen Berg, Becky McA!anis, Nadine Bodnar, Beth Olmstead . McDevi tt, Jim l:larr, Jerry Math is, Steve Croghan, Ce !litti, Mike Lorn bard, Joe Rogotti, T o ny Veglia, ill s, Paul Rushefski, Ted Timko. 117 �GORE Row 1: Mike McCarrie, Al Molero, Ron Anderson , John Zapko. Row 2: Preston Dyer, Joe Martire. Row 3: Jim Devaney, Phil Togno. Row 4: Jerry Ross, Joe Delgado. Row 5: Nick Holgash, Steve Kimback. Row 6: Greg Wi ld, Robert Klecanda. Row 7: Bernie Donachie, Mark Sanders, Joe Burnett. Row 8: Dave Yakaitis, Becky, Kenny Hughes. ' GR eJeran, Jim Dun lay, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Shep W w 3: Mark C hi ch ak , E ric Jansen, Scott Becker, Ste sanchyn , Ed Fo rte, M ike Otruba. Missing: Ernes1 118 �GRISSOM Fejeran, Jim Dun lay, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Shep Willner. Row 2: Mike Volpe, Geo rge Gu la, Joe Mitchell , Dale Trostle, Steve Schaefer, r. Row :l: Mark Chichak, Eric Jansen, Scott Becker, Steve DeNagy, Wayne Clawans, Drew Harris. Row 4: Paul Surnicki, Tony Veglia, Bill Pisanchyn, Ed Forte, Mike Otruba. Missing: Ernest Co ll ege, Mark Lobitz, Gera ld Matyas, Mitch Silver. 119 �McC Sheridan, Kathleen O 'Callighan, Jackie Wiendl aine Galleta, Lori Cavalla, Karen Polomski, Ronr Fran Pallas, ? Stranger, Gail Williams • HOLLENBACK Row 1: Kathryn Tyahla, Melissa Bruce, Liz Hendrixson, Bobbi Hamilton, Theresa Sasa. Row 2: Ruth Zukows ki, Julie Kent, Carol Sedlak, Pioppi, Karen Konsavage, Sue Theobald, Sue Freda. Row 3: Karen Sweder, Denise Marich, Drena Grainey, Karen Olney , Janet Hocking.My Jan Wolfe. 120 �McCLINTOCK I Sheridan, Kathleen O'Callighan, Jackie Wiendl, Lisa Petrone, Kathy Bozinski, Betsy Crum, Marian Cole. Row 2: Janet Crogt, Pat rraine Galleta, Lori Cavalla, Karen Po lomski, Ronna Colvin, Sue Bechtold, Sue Isaacs, Joni Pinson. Row 3: Megan Snyder, Lori Miller, rte, Fran Pallas, ? Stranger, Gail Williams II ACK ,a. Row 2: Ruth Zukowski, Julie Kent, Carol S ·h , Drena Grainey, Karen Olney, Janet Hocking 121 �• 111 Paulosky, Dummy=Dave Morales, Mike Rf e Sibilia, Bob Hin kin, John Popiak, Joe Gray. S Larroni, Carl Edwards, Denny Jacob s, Mike Jack Scully, Bob Crouchen, Larry Sall, Bill F • ) ~ MINER Row 1: Kevin Yost, Scott Wiener, Steve Bailey, Mario Apuzzo, Tony Couto. Row 2: Brad McLennan. Row 3: John Senatore, Dan Hou Hofman, Mike Heller, Bert Katz, Brian Fenn, Greg Tomcho, Jack Mundy. Missing: John Forte, Nick Gard, Dep Ngoc H o, John Kohl,,Ja1 Ken Sc hmid t, Tom Shaw, Bob Welsh. �PRIAPUS B111 Paulosky, Dummy=Dave Morales, Mike Rappa, Lee Thomas, Dave Kerik , John Leedy, Mark Radowitz, Steve Demko, Dave 1ke .'ihilia, Bob Hinkin, John Popiak, Joe Gray. Sitting: Bob Austin, Mike Hurchick, Len Vekkos, Dave Gibson, Pat Mario, Joe Napoli. rry Larroni, Carl Edwards, Denny Jacobs, Mike Carbone, Pat O'Callaghan, Gary Deeb, Gary Tomairo, Mike Sachetta, Billy, Dodge, h. ,lack Scully, Bob Crouchen, Larry Sall, Bill Popeleski. lrad McLennan. Row 3: John Senatore, Dan nn Forte, Nick Gard, Dep Ngoc Ho, John Kohl �- ug Hodgins, Val Kaplan, Ton John Andralte. Row Three: I n, Darryl White. Row Four rella, Clint Franklin, John E Ahmed Mahmoud, Dang Pa ~ - :. ~.r ROOSEVELT Row 1: Dale Federico, Dean Matriccino, Rich Walker. Row 2: Mike Hromchak, Joe Petruce, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Joe Mina, Ed Eppl Markunas. Row 3: Storm Feigles, Mark Acure, Art Mitchell, Tom Lubas. 124 �SLOCUM Doug Hodgins, Val Kaplan, Tony Apostolares. Row Two: James Scott, Kendall McNeill, Ernie Rousse, Tasos Tsolakis, Gregg Ilagan, Jeff y,,John Andralte. Row Three: Ron Reagan, Doug Drecher, Bill Adams, Pat McNamara, Gerald D'Albis, Pete Cosgrove, Mike Stapleton, Alston, Darryl White. Row Four: Greg Herbert, Wes Samsel, Jim Murtha, Jack Loftus, Jim Fischer, Ed Van Buren, Gary Toczlowski, carella, Clint Franklin, John Bremser, Armando Fernandez, Terry Christman. Missing: Todd Noll, Kevin McCormick, Nicholas Pistis, , Ahmed Mahmoud, Dang Patchana, Israel Ortiz, Ricky Marshall, Mark Rado, Joe Malarkey, Gary Kausmeyer, Norman Rickles. Miller, Larry Zale, Joe Mina, Ed 125 �\\ STERLING Row 1: Helen Vermey, Tonee Bader, Terry Colombo, Cheryl Berry, Laura Alunni, Row 2: Trish O'Keefe, Gina Scazzaro, Deb Welliver, Missy Smith , Holly Derr. Row 3: Mary Ellen Gacha, Wendy Warner. Row 4: Andrea Schneider, Sandy Tomko, Lynn Nicholas. Row 5: Guat Tin Ooi, Dina Rains, Sharon Knight, Cathy Davis. Row 6: Debbie Gould, Diane Pechalonis. Row 7: Shoshanna Troy, Pat Kurillo. Row 8: Judy Maloney, Nancy Van Kuren . Missing: Gayle-Jean Berry, Jeanne Swartz. • S'I tie Kennedy, Debbie Ryan, Le ndrea Thorne, Holly Hogan. R e, Barbara Landis, Carol Bem Elizabeth Powell, Ron Savitski iff, David Blumfield , Ed Mel be w 6: Bill Abernathy, George Ka 1ssing: Rob Neri. 126 �2: Trish O'Keefe, y Warner. Row 4: Sharon Knight, illo. Row 8: Judy STERLING HOTEL Dottie Kennedy, Debbie Ryan, Leslie Conway, Laurie Haberacker, David Kolb, Debbie Conroy, Beth Pavlick, Peggy Sweeney, Diane Andrea Thorne, Holly Hogan. Row 2: Jeanne Milles, Carol Mannion, Michelle Badner, Denise Ewald, Judy Andreas, Diane Reznick, yne, Barbara Landis, Carol Benek, Carol Paschuk, Peggy Nittel, Debbie Kirkman, Sharon Collins. Row 3: "Big John" Bohash, Pat ko, Elizabeth Powell, Ron Savitski, Gary Deeb, Bill Dodge, Ken Hal pine. Row 4: Carol Buchman, Lisa Gazdick, Mike Sacchitella, Ramon Frain, David Blumfield, Ed Melber. Row 5: Eric "Rick" Snyder, Steve Mellor, Gary "UCA" Good, Steve Kirschner, Gary Tomaine, David Row 6: Bill Abernathy, George Kavulich, Larry Walshstein, John Tulk, Vincent D'Amato, Alcois de Vanderstouf. Seated in chair: Hotel Mi,~ing: Rob Neri. 127 �·ean deSandes, M a rla Brodsky, e Eschler, M a ril yn Bar bieri, Mar Faux , M a ry K ay Price. Row 4: 1 Settle, Linda F od or. Missing: K, I STURDEVANT Row 1: Mary Giblin, Lucy Respass, Joanne Mican, Joanne Eryavec, Amy Gordon, Karen Konicki, Darlene Rossi, Jayne Grim, Debbie Theresa Gi ll. Row 2: Terry Sellinger, Anita Mucciolo, Kathy Hughes, JoEllen Licato, Terry Roof, Jean Reiter, Geri McAffie, Lisa Mastruan Dawn Kelly, D iane Simersky, Maura Burns. Row 3: Gai l Powers, Donna Whitmore, Hury Gochez, Joy Ormsby, Joanne Harding, JeanneG Sue Spranitus, Maureen Falvey, Ann Puzio, Cheryl Roberts, Helen Niesen, Betsy McDonald, Carol Stefonetti , Roe Rosati , Patti Moser,Sharon 128 �• SULLIVAN jean deSandes, Marla Brodsky, Mary Theresa Ormando, La urie Small, Barb Gorgas, Nina Maris. Row 2: R osetta Chiavacci, Linda ne Eschler, Marilyn Barbieri , Mary Ann Valvano, Moni ca Krammer, Doreen Swiatek, Wanda Phillips. Row 3: Peggy Barletta, M ercita Faux, Mary Kay Price. Row 4: Liz Waselewsky, Gerry Knopic, Linda McGuire, Janet Vierbuchen, Nancy Loughlin, Barb Shaffer, Sue Settle, Linda Fodor. Missing: Karen Burkley, Cheryl Crea, Rebecca Harris, Kathleen Herpich, Cynthia Morell, Diane Seech, Marcia ~NT ren Konicki, Darlene Rossi, Jayne Grim, De rry Roof, Jean Reiter, Geri McAffie, Lisa Mas ry Gochez , Joy Ormsby, Joanne Harding, ,Jean Id, Carol Stefonetti, Roe Rosati, Patti Moser, S 129 �SUSQUEHANNOCK Row 1: Maris Solomon, Candy Chilek, Sue Oakland, Lisa Hughes, Brenda Kobilis, Cindy Fisher. Row 2: Kathy Manning, Sally West, La Marilyn Anderson, Lynda Davis, JoAnne Cahill, Judy Wing. Row 3: Jacqui Callaghan, Kathi Roman, Andrea Burns, Martha Lasco, Ellie Jeanette Robak, Joan Mancini, Pam Ingoldsby . • ' ry Pedley, Adele Tavella. Row 2: Cheri Meie1 angrieco, Ke rry Christopher, Donna Edwarc 130 �NOCK Fisher. Row 2: Kathy Manning, Sally West, athi Roman, Andrea Burns, Martha Lasco, WALLER Mary Pedley, Adele Tavella. Row 2: Cher i Meier, Kathy Potter, Lois Enama, Sandy Shotwell, Maria Bardoutsou. Row 3: Debi Stephens, Gangrieco, Kerry Christopher, Donna Edwards, Cathy Updike, Lucia Guarini , Cindy Yancy, Rosie Noone, Cindy Gluck. 131 �V - n): Stanley Lobitz, Mike Flamini, Jeff Ten, , Bill Frye, Keith Kolanda, Mike Barth , T, I Molnar, Jack Scully, John Moore, Larry ML Missing: Kevin Gourley. Mark Santora, RL WARN ER Row 1: Pat Boylan , Pete Maxwell, Sean O'Dea, Wes Horner, Geno Girelli, Garry Kovach, Joe Degenhart, Ken Smith, Dean Evans. Row Guinn, Tony Williams, Dave Arrigoni , George Carey, Daryl White, Tony Castagna, Rich Maurer, Greg Barna, Alan Shaw, Vince Delga Ohmot, Larry McMillan, Craig Jackson, Curt Shrawder, Bob Brezinski. Missing: Don Brown, Bruce Douglas, Steve LaBarr, Paul Miller.Joe John Salwitz, Jess Shaver, Mike Wisniewski. 132 �WEBSTER irs): Stanley Lobitz, Mike Flamini , Jeff Tencer, Mike Schwartz, Dave Kolanda, Jeff Harper, Rick Gaetano, Basil Kaczmarczyk, Andy , Bill Frye, Keith Kolanda, Mike Barth, Tom O'Connell, Arnie Joseph. Row 2: Mike Wilson , Rob Irwin, John Cortina. Row 3: Jim 1Molnar, Jack Scully, John Moore, Larry Mullen, Ri ck Chapman, Len Anderson, Pat Fruehan, Ed Hazzouri, Don Anticoli, Ray Litecky, t. Missing: Kevin Gourley. Mark Santora, Rudy Szabados. 3rt, Ken Smith, Dean Evans, ~g Barna, Alan Shaw, Vince -las, Steve La Barr, Paul Miller, 133 �I Row 1: Pam Keller, Sharon Seidner, Karen Kilpatrick, Georgia Drivas. Row 2: Pat Warski, Julie Bollinger, Sheila Imler, Sheree Kessler, Paula DeVaney, Nancy Kovar. Row 3: Donna Grontkowski, Nancy Speiser, Kathy Lesh, Beth Hathaway, Jan Burcak, Leslie Tibitts, Shari Huffman, Lynn Campbel l. Row 4: Donna Fitt. n duFosse, Mary Jan e Nulty, Rosie Noone, R Dan Cardell, Jim Eiden, Nancy VanKu ren , indy Glawe, Brian Fenn Row 3: Kevin Mc( ranee, Sheree Kessler, Fred Herrmann , And 134 �• 'j rski, Julie Bollinger, Sheila '1 Speiser, Kathy Lesh , Beth 1a Fitt. R.A'S lien duFosse, Mary Jane Nulty, Rosie Noone, Rosetta Chiavacci, Mary Ann Zielinski, Mike Barth, Steve Kirschner, Dave Palanzo Row 2: ns, Dan Cardell, Jim Eiden, Nancy VanKuren, Dottie Kennedy, Karen Polomski, Deb Fortini, Chris Wanich, Maryjean deSandes, Carol ,Cindy Glawe, Brian Fenn Row 3: Kevin McCormick, Karen Olney, Perry Lichtinger, John Lack, Gary Toczylowski, Len Vekkos, Jean Al France, Sheree Kessler, Fred Herrmann, Andy Contos, Lou Elefante Missing: Ann Sharkey, Ellen Merten, Sharon Wilkes, Bruce Lear, 135 �Ii ·I I: ��.. ~ ' J>!.. . , ; Row 1: Ilene Tinkleman , Mary Giblin , Donna Whitmore. Row 2: Lisa Petrone. Row 3: P atty Trotta, Copy Editor; Deb Fortini , Ellen Merte n , Editor; Row 4: Karen Poloms ki, Asst. Editor; Karen Prigge. Row 5: Pat DeLorenzo. Not Photographed: Sue Suchanic, Sue Oakland , Nigel Gray, Photography/ Art Editor; Bob Welsh, Business Manager; Steve Bailey , Jackie Wiendl. • �• nt eature ,tor; o aetano, 1m war s, ews opy Editor. Background: Jeff Acorn ey, ports Editor; Reenie ilma Hurst, Editor-in-Chief; Janine Pokrinchak, Managing Editor. Not Photographed: Donna Korba, Advertising Feature Editor; Eddie White III , Ass istant Feature Editor; Louie Czachor, Bob Ausura; Dave Ausura, Dave Jolley , I, I "' Trotta, ; Karen ,1 Gray , t '~; I• \ t ~/ -~ anuscr • ---- J reground: Ray Klimek. Background: Dave Evans, Debbie Yakus, Jerry Ross, Paula Murphy , Mary Ellen Riley , Davida Roberts. 139 �Accounting & Business Club Bert Katz, President; Dave Yakaitis, Vice-President; Alexis Brezinski, Head Operator; Ellen Merten & Shari Huffman, Secretaries;GaryG Treasurer; Tom Lubas, Parlimentarian; Ted Engel & Robert Hall , Advisors. l • Front to Back First Row: Denise Ewald, Tim Boyek, Debbie Thompson , John Konicki, Joan Teno, Judy Berretini, Dave McElwee Second Ror. Dwyer, Elaine O'Donnell, Jay Colby, Dave Palanzo , Caryn Axelrad. Third Row: Dr. Houseknecht, Lenore Weiss , Jim Boyle, Dave Blumenth, Kolodziejczak, Gail Edwards, Mark Dillman, Dave Evans. 140 �• 1s1ness ,r; Ell en M erten & Shari H uffm an, Sec retaries; Ga i, J oa n T eno, Jud y Be rretini , Dave M cElwee Second lousekn echt, Leno re Wei ss , Jim Boyle, D a ve Blume 141 �as, President; Al F rance, Treasurer; Stan Wit£ ches - Joe Min a, P at Ma ri s, Ed Eppler, Gary Mi ve Skripkunis, Doug W ill iams, Stan Witek; Turk . ' - , , ' . 0 Second Row: Greg Tomcho, Diane Gignac, Lennie Vekkos, Maris Solomon, Mik Berrettini, Susan Rogers, Beth Foster, Renee Venaruci, Mark Dil lman, Charles ski, Reed West, Chery l Roberts, Joann Mican, Tim Boyek Fifth Row: Jim Boyl E lwee, Ed Serafin, Denise Ewald, Shoshana Troy Sixth Row: Janice Wolf, M • 142 Snyder, Jerry Safko, Nick Golow ick; Satisfactio dy Wing, Martha Lasco, E laine Molski, Lisa Nas, Im, Joanie K ot a rba, Ka ren Konsavage, Sheree Ke ck Kijek, Joe P elch ar, M ark DeFalco, Paul Mill - Dan Artim , S et h S il ver, Sam Stuccio, Bernie V. augh , Bob Caste rl in, John Konicki, Dave Bieni �unas, President; Al France, Treasurer; Stan Witek, Secretary TEAMS: Strike Outs - Phil Pecuch, Al France, Rick Markunas, Dan Apaches- Joe Mina, Pai Maris, Ed Eppler, Gary Michael; BBB's - Joan Mancini, Lynda Davis, Laura Egan, Candy Chilek; Falcons - Dave Da1e Skripkunis, Doug Williams, Stan Witek; Turkeys - Steve Wanchisen, Dan Pettit, Karen Campbell, Steve Jurewicz; Pinheads - John 1ck Snyder, Jerry Safko, Nick Golowick; Satisfaction Guaranteed - Debbie Bilski, Marlene Kaczmarek, Dave Parmenteri, Jim Rodechko; Judy Wing, Martha Lasco, Elaine Molski, Lisa Naso; Smegma's Keglers - Bob Owens, Mike Vassil, Scott Sulzer, Dave Levitch; Tornados klin,,Joanie Kotarba, Karen Konsavage, Sheree Kessler; Sleezy AMF - Jon Pliskin, Mike McNelis, Joe Rauschmayer, Mike Jamakowski, Jack Kijek, Joe Pelchar, Mark DeFalco, Paul Miller; Portals - Sue Ann Knight, Nancy Mathers, Carl Holsberger, Howard Williams; ys. Dan Artim, Seth Silver, Sam Stuccio, Bernie Wellicka; Veterans - Jim Gerger, Myles Stepin, Rod Wyffel, Jack Tobin; Chicken Hawks Waugh, Bob Casterlin, John Konicki, Dave Bienias; Aristocrats - Tom Maguise, Jim Mazar, Lou Alaimo, Jim Moran. Tom Bazzini, Tom BenKinney, Nancy Bogdan, John Warakomski Second Row: Greg Stapay, John Cortina, Larry Mumie, John Bohush, , Don Demko, Pete Rozelle, Mike Miller 143 �Ch Clu , Mary Krogulski, Mark Himelstein, Ron Kielb, John Brady, Torn Macior • 144 �C Cl • haron Manganello, Sharon Horbinski, Marty Sherman Second Row: George Sieger, Stan Witek, Mike Endicott, Linda Pencavage Third Burke, Tom Joyce, Karen Worlinski, Debbie Johnson , Vince Stuccio Fourth Row: Simon Kazinetz, Ed Serafin, Pat DeLorenzo, Stan ck \'eriovski I II L 145 �First Row: Mike dent Second Row: Treasurer; Joe S President; Karen Secretary. Class ( First Row: Merle Zipkin, Secretary; Janine Pokrinchak, Treasurer Second Row: Dave Palanzo, President; Gail Edwards, Vice-President 146 �v )- Class Of 1980 ~~ - " I 147 �nna Reb~vich, Russell Bur Sitting: Carla Seckrest, Chris Bagumil, Bill Petrick, Dave Klein, Standing: Ellen Ferretti, Jon Syostesk, Frank Dennis, Paul Houseman. cenak, Marian Cole, Sharon Hohol, Monica Fabian , Jeff Jones, Rick Hoffman. 148 �' • tti, Jon Syostesk, Frank Dennis, Paul Housem 149 �Concert And Lecture Series First Row: Carol Chisak, Jeanne McCarthy , Debi Stephens, Nancy Speicer, Tim Evans Second Row: Dean Baltevchitis, Basil Kazmami ver, Louis DeRobertis, Irl Rosner (cue Thomas. Row 2: John Griffith, Marylee Gorman, Jack Lambert, a Kobilis, Maria Smiegel , Rand) harkey, Marcia Stratton, Theresa Mazick, radford Kinney , Advisor. 150 �re Series ( Cue And Curtain ~ hn Forte, Lee Thomas. Row 2: John Griffith, Stella Korpusik, Claire Ennis, Adele Tavella, Mike Flamini, Cynth ia Morelli. Row 3: John oe Gavlick, Marylee Gorman, Jack Lambert, Paul Ga llagher, Leo Gamacorta, Michael Canon ico. Not Photographed: Wayne Clawans, king, Brenda Kobilis, Maria Smiegel, Randy Smith, Mary Ellen Evans, Kathy Nardone, Bill Stusnick, Althea Kieffer, Bob Klein. if !f.1.1tt 1:an't ?il'fui)ilff rm mith ?id1limt1: • ?i,1ff mitl Debate Union nSharkey, Marcia Stratton, Theresa Mazick, Davida Roberts. Standing: John P li skin, Jack Lambert, Dave Evans, Maura Burns, Donna . Bradfo rd Kinney, Advisor. 151 �- 1story Left to Right: Nancy Va n Kuren, Rosie N oon e, Kev in M cCo rm ick, Dave Pa la n zo, S h ep Wi lln er , Cera Scan carell a, Ed H ayzo uri , Da le Trostel, L en And erson. Human Services,---_-_-_-_Committee _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--~ ■152 Bazzini ( Presiden t), Ga ry Toczlowski (V ice Pr ancv Speiser (Reco rdin g Secretary), Sheree Ke Plis\in, Chuch All a ba u gh , Ben Ce lli tti, Mike E as, ,Joe March e tti , De bb ie Fortini, Donna W Hrodheck, Pat Kl otz, Bobbi Ham il ton , And i �I I ·I car 1rn1tt m Bazzini (President), Gary Toczlowski (Vice President), Shep Wilner Row 2: Mike Sibilia, Judy Wing, Maris Solomon (Corresponding ~ancySpeiser (Recording Secretary), Sheree Kessler (treasurer), Cindy Cluck, Beth Hathaway, Jody Paternoster, Sue Isaacs, Joe Cribari. • hn l'liskin, Chuch Allabaugh, Ben Cellitti, Mike Stapleton, Kathy Stano, Jeff Harper, Ron Anderson, Steve Gold flam, Steve Elko, Ed MelFaas. ,Joe Marchetti, Debbie Fortini, Donna Whitmore. Missing: Marla Brodsky , Tony Skiptunis, Gene C lemons, Dave Samsel, Rose 1ane Brodbeck, Pat Klotz, Bobbi Hamilton , Andrea Schneider, Larry Zale, Monica Kramer. I �D -ar, Ra id G hannam , Mu sta fa Ma hm ou : Gu at tin Ooi , J ose' A. Oliva res, Phi ' ade k, Sang Nguyen, Dun g Du ong, Ro, 154 �• • International Club annam, Mustafa Mahmoud, Tony Apostolaros , Dr. Hilda Marban, Jane Miller, Anastasios Tsolakis, Dina Saver, oi, Jose' A. Olivares, Phi Yen Bui Olivares, Ahmed Nahmoud , Rosa Zacharias, Gerald D'Albis, Hury Gochez , Dep Nguyen , Dung Duong, Rose Marie Rosati, Anita Mucciolo. 155 �Row 1: Denise Ann Martinerk Gorman , Cathy Davis, Sandi Marilyn Anderson. Row !: Vida, Mike Smith, Kathy Herp ry Vojtko, Adele Ann Tal'ell1 Jim Ruck, Bill Baronow, Fr Grady, Kenny McGraw f7 ~ • Math Club Sitting: Dave Skriptkunas, John Kuzey, Terri Macavage, Christa Kauffman . Standing: Marlene Kacymarek, Eric Jansen, Russ Burkhardt, McKitish, JoAnn Peranski, Louie Zacher. Not Photographed: Mark Himelstein, John Novak, Ross Manteone. 156 �Row l: Denise Ann Marti Gorman, Cathy Davis, S Marilyn Anderson. Row Vida, Mike Smith, Kathy ry Vojtko, Adele Ann Ta Jim Ruck, Bill Baronow Grady, Kenny McGraw Il I I M.E.N.C. di Shotwell, Ron Reagan, Tom a s on, aro rupa, arry OJ o, a y av1s, anya ski. Row 2: Althea Kieffer, Marilee Gorman, Jay Harris, Linda Lohden, Jim Ruck, Kathy Mishinski, Chris Brozusky, Diane Simensky, Joe Mayhoff, Bruce Kinney, Maureen Rincaa. Row 3: Kenny McGraw, President; Rich Vaverka, Mr. T. Veremeychik, Advisor; Cindy farlene Kacymarek, Eric Jansen, Russ Burk Novak, Ross Manteone. 1 �Photograph: NSO Club Row 1: E ll en Proeller, Ad Row 2: Chris Alichni , Ad Pam Dale. Row 1: Ronald Gronski, Patricia Lupi , Raymond Klimek. Row 2: Dr. G. K. Wuori, Advisor; Heather Ba lester, John R. Mundy. e Harris, Brenda Kobi lis, Karen Kini e Spranaitis, Anne Puzio, Anna Mari �Photography Club Donna Whitmore, Irl Rosner, Geri Knopi c, Steve DeNagy, Dave Kolb, Mary G iblin. 11 I I I . II I I .. 159 �Polar 1 Physics Club 160 �f Rob Rex, Vice President Jerry Ross , Secretary John Lychos, Activities chairman Steve Bailey, Treasurer Polar Bear Club erk Lamberl, lfin. Donald Bob Freysingrl, & Bill Sitting: MalpresidenL) , ""' t ..., , ;_ 1 '-,~~;.. Political Science Club -· 161 �Psychology Club Standing: Captain Galen D. Bonebrake, William Bradley McLennan The Blue Baron, Gary C. Meeker, William G. Munley Jr., Peter W. Gary L. Bray, Albert Malero, Susan M. Campbell , Robert T. West. Sitting: David E. Davis, Ronald J. Harlow, Lisa E. Naso. 162 �• r.. Sub Board Y C. Meeker, William G. Munley Jr., Peter W 1vis, Ronald J. Harlow, Lisa E. Naso. 163 �Stude1 . \1:\.}' • 164 im Dubosky, Carl Holsburger,_L Black, K Evans, B ar b Landis, Steve Km Ireg Dwyer, Dave Row I: Cathy H Mucciolo, Miller, Ma ston, Katt Dina Sauer. marie Rosa Marban, To DR rority �• Student Governnient / 11L 'I Greg Black, Kim Dubosky, Carl Holsburger, Larry Assalita, Frank Scancarella, Dave Blumfield Second Row: Shep Wilner, Gary Toczy1Dwyer, Dave Evans, Barb Landis, Steve Kirshner, John Senatore, Marla Brodsky, Joe Galli, Pam Bennett, Larry Walsh, Sharon Man- TDR Sorority A Baker, Rose Khalife, Susan Scarles, Roxann Coniglio, Lorraine Ga ll etta, Anne Marie Kapic. Row 2: Mary Revarchak, Sharon Zawatndas, Sue Suchoc ki. Row 3: Roberta Bain hart, Debbie Condo, Cindy Eddy. Row 4: Jane Miller, Dawn Evan, Jo Ann Bennide. Row 5: Col' Cindy Prezwelocki, Peggy Mascelli, Lisa Charnilko. Row 6: Meloney Poplawski, Kathy Sweeny, Joyce Vodzak, Guidy Hudock. 165 �Veteran's Club ow ; m y reen Maguire. R Ed Boyer, Boni ow 2: Thomas Lenns, Kathleen Barnhart, Debra Pinc ullinan, James Guzek, Janet Polansky Pandolph(and S Wilkes-Hahnemann Program~ Firs~Graduating Class 166 �Row 1: Sandy Pensier, Donna Pape, Kathy Hotchkiss, Bobbi Hamilton, Row 2: Sally Swisher, Lisa Petrone, Lori Mieszkowsky, Candy Chilek, Lisa Mastrantuono . .... ~ogr lass Kneeling: Susan Suchoski, Sue Pudlosky. Standing: Cherri Meier, Debi Stephens, Andrea Chuba, Nancy Callahan , Karen Burkley, Elaine Gaughan. 167 ���Aug. 28 Freshman Picnic ����I I Sept. 16 Legs Contest ue N' Curt. offee House 174 �Cue N' Curtain Coffee House �Outlaws Concert Sept. 30 ���• He Understands Those Contraindications In Your Nature That Cause Others To Misjudge You. 10 �With Him You Breathe Freely-You Can Allow Your Little Vanities And Envies And Absurdities And In Opening Them Up To Him They All Dissolve On The White Ocean Of His Loyalty. 11 ���y Can Weep He Understands-h ~ith Him, Pray With Him, Laug h It All, He • Throug With Himd Loves You. Sees, Knows An ��Jeffrey A. Acornley B.S. Business Administration Kevin F. Augustine B.S. Environmental Science Marilyn ,J. Anderson B.S. Music Education Susan Adam B.A. Art ill Joseph J. Andrasi B.A. Psycholo!c(y 18 Andonis Apostolaros B.A. Political Science Larry Assalita B.S. Riology Thomas C~ Bazzini B .A. Biology & Chemistry �Caryn M. Axel rad B.S. Biology Larry Assalita B.S. Biology Maria T. Baloga B.S. Medical Technology Thomas C. Bazzini B.A. Biology & Chemistry 19 �John M. Beberus B.S. Business Administration Thomas B. Benkinney B.S. Chemistry David S. Bienias B.S. Biology Deborah Blum B.A. Elementary Education & Community Service Nancy ,J. Bogdan 8.8. Chem istry 20 Donna Bet B.A. Psyc Jeffrey M. Boberick B.S. Materials Engineering Theres~ M . Burdo B.S. Nursing �y Kathryn Bozinski B.A. Art Donna Bette! B.A. Psycho! :ommunity Theresa M. Burdo B.S. Nursing Gary L. Bray B.A. Psychology Alexis H. Brezenski B.S. Accounting Gail M. Bulzoni B.A. Art Joseph F. Burke B.S. Business Administration Gerald H. Calderone, ,Jr. B.A. History 21 �Michael P. Carbone B.A. Psychology & Community Service Denise C. Casem B.S. Medical Technology Cy n th ia R. Casey B.A. Elementary Education & Psych Denise M. Columbus B.S. Nursing ---- Ca l{osetta Chiavacci B.S. Nursing Donna J. Chisarick B.S. Nursing 22 Andrea D. Chuba B.S. Nu rsing Dian e Co leman B.S. Nursing B. 1 Catherine A. Demko B.S. Mus ic Education �>gy Catherine A. Cunningham B.A. Art Diane Coleman B.S. Nursing Catherine A. Demko B.S. Music Education Stephen A. DeNagy 8.A. Riology Pamela S. Dale B.S . Nursing Louis DeRobertis B.A. English 23 �Maria E. DeRojas B .A. Spanish Maryjean de Sandes B.A. Spanish & Psycho logy / Raymond E. Dombroski B.S. El ectr ica l Enginee rin g Matthew B. Donahue B.S. Business Administration Bruce R. Drum B.S. Business Administration James F. Eiden B.S. Environmental Science Pa t, B.A �Gail A. Edwards B.S. Biology ,gy Maureen D. Eg!(leston B.A . Elementary Education & Psychology / I\ Patricia A. Ermel B.A. Art & Psychology tion Ellen du Fosse B.S. Nursing David W. Evans B.A. Eng lish Dean W. Evans B.A. Philosophy Mary Ellen Evans B.A. Elementar\' Education �/ Gregory J. Fessler B.A. Economics & Political Science 26 Mark Finkel stein B .A. Political Science Edward J. Finn B.A. History Colin E. Forsyth B.A. Biology Alan C. France B.S. Commerce & Finance Sh a ron I B .A. Psy Clinton Franklin B.S. Biology �Eileen T. Gaza B.S. Nursing Sharon L. Gillman B.A. P sycho lo gy & Community Se rv ice a nee Clinton Franklin B.S . Biology. Gra ce M. Gcniusz B.S. Nursing Cynthia Glawe B.S. Nursing Hury Gochez R.S. Psychology & Biologv 27 �I I Timothy C. Golden B.S. C h emistry Gary R. Good B.S. C h e mi st ry Nigel Gray B.S. Materials Engineer ing E laine E. Harvilla B.S. N ursing Wayne R. Grosdidier B.S. Business Administration John S. Gydosh B.A. Psychology & Sociology Richard L. H annis B.S. Business Administration Wi ll iam R. Hockenbury B.S. Accounting I • Debra B. Harcharik B.S. Electrical Engineering 28 Sharon Hohol B.S. Environm e n ta l Sc ience Mic B.S C B �Elaine E. Harvilla B.S. Nursing Michael A. Heller B.S. Business Administration Christina B. Hoffmann B.S. Nursing iology Debra B. Harcharik B.S. Electrical Engineering B.S. Environmental Science Carl Holsberger, Jr. B.A . Political Science Sharon J. Huffman B .S. Business Administration 29 �Pame B.S. I Catheri B.A. Ele Margaret M. Hyzinski B.S. Nursing Jeffrey G. Jones B.S. Biology 30 Pamela A. lngoldsby B.S. Nursing Bert Katz B.S. Accounting Dan B. miolkowski & Community S unity Service �Catherin B.A. Ele Pamela M. Keller B.S. Business Adm ini stration Cand ice Kennedy B.S. Business Education ni ty Service Christa M. Kauffman B.S. Mathematics & Computer Scie 31 �Bruce Kinney B.S. Music Education Leslie J. Kirstein B.A. Music Myra S. Kline S.S. Accounting Brenda Kobilis S.S. Nursing John P. Konicki S.S. Biology 32 K B 1 I �Karen M. Konsavage B.S. Commerce & Finance Sheila F. Kupinsky B.A. Psychology Joseph M. LaCava B.S. Music Education Lawrence Larioni B.S. Business Administration Nancy A. Kovar B .A. History John J. Lack B.S. Accounting Lynn M. Lavenburg B.A. Elementary Education �Kathryn Lesh B.S. Nursing Susan B. Levens B.A. Elementary Education Debo B.A. David Levitch B.S. Biology 34 Stephen M . Lipka B.S. Materials Engineering �John 0. Lychos, Jr. B.S. Accounting on Debor B.A. ,g Jack Loftus B.S. Business Administration Gregory A. MacLean B.A. Art Albert Matero B.S. Business Administration Harry A. Mahally B.A. Political Science Marybeth D. Maranuk B.A. Social Sciences-UA 35 �Susan M. Margalis B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology Richard P . Markunas B.S. Accounting ti I Richard E. Martnick B.S. Elementary English 36 Marguerite A. Mazaleski B.S. Nursing chology Ker B.S Mary A. Mc B.S. Mathen �Kevin C. McCormick B.S. Biology ogy Kenneth E. McGraw B.S. Music Education Mary A. McKitish B.S. Mathematics & Computer Science Annette M. McIntyre B.A. Psychology & Sociology Anita Meehan B.A. Elementary Education , French , & Psychology 37 �___,,,, Judith A. Menapace B.A. Economics Eleanor H. Merten B.S. Accounting Jane A. Miller B.A. International Studies & Spanish 38 I gy James Mikina B.S. Electrical Engineering Joan Myku B.A. Politic �g Mark E. Mishinski B.S. Music Education Patti A. Moser B.S. Nursing Anita L. Mucciolo B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology J oan Mykul yn B.A. Political Science & Community Service Lisa Naso B.A. Psychology Richard Naverka B.S. Music Education 39 �Barry J. Niziolek B.S. Accounting Rosemary Noone B.S. Nursing Karen M. Olney B.S. Accounting Guat Tin Ooi B.A. Economics �Donna M. Pape B.S. Nursing Carol A. Pashchuk B.S. Nursing Mary Terese Ormando B.S. Nursing Donna Patrizi B.S. Medical Technology Mercita Patte B.S. Nursing Diane Pechalonis B.A. Elementary Education �Diane B.A. E P sych e Mary R. Pedley B.S. Nursing Barbara Swantkowski Placek B.A. Psychology 42 Cynthia A. Phillips B.A. Art Ruth A. Plytage B .S. Medical Technology �• Diane M. Polachek B.A. Elementary Education, French, & Psychology Victoria M. Popple B.S. Commerce & Finance Gary E. Pohorely B.S. Environmental Science 43 �Stewart W. Rae, III B.S. Medical Technology Edward A. Richards B.S. Music Education Gail A. Rinkunas B.A. Psychology 44 Ronald Reagan B.S. Music Education Rona!, B.S. B Sandra L. Richelmi B.A. English & Psychology Shawn B.A. El �• 1/ Ronald D . Rittenhouse B.S. Business Administration Kevin P. Roland B.A. Psychology Leonard Roberts, III B.A. Philosophy & Psychology Anne E. Romani ck B.A. Psychology I Shawn E. Rozett B.A. Elementary Education James W. Kuck B.S. Music Education 45 �Maureen R. Salley B.A. Elementary Education, Anthropology & Sociology Mark L. Santora B.A. Biology JoseJ B.S . • T err y Schoen l:l .S. Business Administration 46 Patricia L. Sebring B.S. Biology �• Joseph G. Shiskowski 8.8. Medical Technology Sharon R. Seidner B.A. Elementary Education Seth M. Silver 8.A. Biology David L. Sick B.A. Art & Community Service John E. Skuchas B.S. Accounting 47 �Darline L. Snyder B.S. Accounting Clark F. Speicher B.A. Political Science Maris G. Solomon B.S. Biology Sally A. Steele B.A. History & Political Science Paula A. S B.A. Inten Jot B.S 48 �. • Robert J. Stofko B.S. Commerce & Finance 1cience Paula A. Strinkoski B.A. [nternational Studies & French Helen Stubits B.S. Biology John K. Suchoski B.S. Accounting Kathleen R. Swick B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology 49 �Karen M. Szymczak B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology Deborah A. Tedesco B.S. Nursing Wendy Valinski B.A. Biology 50 Patricia L. Trotta B.S. Nursing Nancy VanKuren B.A. History �ce R. Weinstock Elementary Education & German Richard L. Vaverka B.S. Music Education Susan M. Volovicz B.S. Medical Technology Lenore E. Weiss B.A. Biology Robert L. Welsh B .S. Business Administration 51 �David Whitmer B.S. Electrical Engineering Joseph E. Wilkes, Jr. B.S. Accounting Therese L. Wright B.S. Nursing 52 Mildred A. Wysocki B.A. Elementary Education & Psychology J. Yakaitis usiness Admini stration Shan B.A. �• Linda M . Yanus B.A. English ring Sharon Zawatski B.A. Elementary Education ~syc hology Joseph P. Yacowatz B.S. Biology Anthony D. Youtzy B.S. Business Education Diane M. Zayac B.S. Nursing Merle S. Zipkin B.A. Political Science & French 53 ����BEMIDJI STA)► - ....,_ I �ROS E TTA CHIAVACCI is a Stude nt Government Representative and was n of th e 1977 Homecoming Festivities. She is a major from H ughestown, who participates in ural voll ey ba ll , varsity softball, and a member of rsing Stude nt Organization. Row 1: Carol Pashchuk, Cindy Glawe, Susan Pudlosky, Anita Meehan, Donna Pape Row 2: Rosetta Chiavacci, Ellen Merten,Louis DeRobertis, Frank Scancarella, Diane Polachek Row 3: Kevin McCormick, Ros ie Noone, Debi Stephens, Ellen duFosse, Christa Kauffman, Susan Vo lovicz Rowl Janine Pokrinchak, Larry Assalita, Dave Palanza, Tom Bazzini Row 5: Seth Si lver, Len Vekkos, Karen Olney, Danny House Row 6: Jeff Jones, LOl E lefante, Dary l Dwyer, Dave Evans, James Ruck Missing: Maryjean deSandes, N ick Holgash, Carl Holsberger, Brenda Kobilis, John Lack, Mar, Solomon LARRY ASSALITA A Biology major with a concentration in psychology from Tamaqua, Larry is vice-president of Student Government and a member of the senior class executive council. He is active in many college and community organizations including the Cherry Blossom Committee. ; . -- ;_ ,:.( -~~ ' l. '~ \~- -Ji '":i THOMAS BAZZINI A Chemistry-Biology major from Holbrook, N.Y ., Tom is the president of Inter-Dormitory Council. He is also a member of the Chemical Society and a participant in intramural sports. 58 An E1 studen town. of the mittee �• ROSETTA CHIA VACCI 1sa Student Government Represe ntative and was n of the 1977 Homecoming Festivities. She is a major from Hughestow:o. who participates in ural volleyball , varsity softball, a nd a member of ing Student Organization. ·acci, Ellen Merten,Louis DeRobertis, Fra Christa Kauffman, Susan Volovicz Row Olney, Danny House Row 6: Jeff Jones, ls berger, Brenda Kobilis, John Lack, Ma MARYJEAN DESANDES Maryjean is a Spanish-Psychology major and a four year Student Governm ent Representative from Allentown. She is also a member of the Spanish Club, International Club, and vice-president of the Reach Out Cluh . ~ .,,,._. ~~----- . ,>.t'·7i • ~ .....~ -~ LOUIS DE ROBERTIS An English major from Old Forge, Louis served as a student leader in the Wilkes College Taskforce for Johnstown. President of Commuter Council, he is a member of the Student Life Committee, Student Affairs Committee, and Concert and Lecture Series Committee. 59 �ELLEN DU FOSSE A Nursing major from Williamsport, Ellen is chairman of the Cherry Blossom Festival and is involved in intramural sports. She a lso taught Church, tutored at the YMCA, and participated in a summer program for the elderly. j DARYL DWYER Daryl is a Biology major and chapter pr~ Ame ri can Institute of Biological Sciences f mouth. A participant in community affairs, hea as a teaching and laboratory assistant, is am t he Biology Club and is a Student Governm sentative . • LOUIS ELEFANTE, JR. A Business Administration major from New Milford, N. J., Louis captained this year's varsity baseball team. In addition to coaching Little League and Junior Football, he participated in intramural sports, and is a member of the Ski Club. 60 DAVID EVANS ve is captain of the Debate Union and Pi K ternity vice-presid ent. He is an English ~ gston, who is associate editor of the JI 1ety and a member of the Academic Stan, tee and Stude nt Government. �I ·-I DARYL DWYER ,,J is a Biology major and chapter p irican Institute of Biological Sciences th. A participant in community affairs, he teaching and laboratory assistant, is a Biology Club and is a Student Governm ative. DAVID EVANS ve is captain of the Debate Union and Pi Kappa Delta lernity vice-president. He is an English major from ton, who is associate editor of the Manuscript ety and a member of the Academic Standing Comttee and Student Government. CYNTHIA GLAWE A Nursing major from White Haven, Cynthia is a member of the Ski Club. She also belongs to the Nursing Student Organization and is co-captain of the Swim team. 61 �DANNY HOUSE orfolk, Va., Danny is an Art major who se r of the Education Club. He also is a m arsity wrestling team, tutors at the YMC, as vice-president of the Art Club. NICHOLAS HOLGASH Nick is an Accounting-Business Education major from Old Forge. He is a member of the varsity basketball team , a reporter for the Beacon , and co-director of the Old Forge playgrounds. CARL HOLSBERGER A Political Science major from Pottstown, Carl dent of the Student Government. He is also a me the Political Science Club and Student Life Com[ s r.J ' VF �JEFFREY JONES Jeff is a Biology major and two-year captain of the swim team from WilkesBarre. A participant in the 1977 Science Expo, he is also active in intramural sports, a member of the Biology Club, and a volunteer for the Wilkes College Taskforce for Johnstown. DANNY HOUSE rfolk, Va., Danny is an Art major who served as of the Education Club. He also is a member rsity wrestling team , tutors at the YMCA , and \'ire-president of the Art Club. HOLSBERGER ajor from Pottstown, Car overnment. He is also a lub and Student Life Com CHRIST A KAUFFMAN A Mathematics-Computer Science major from Wilkes-Barre, Christa is president of the Math Club and vice-president of the Computer Science Club. She is a lso a member of Circle K and tutors at the YMCA. 63 �rrrrrrr JOHN LACK An Accounting major from Suagerties, N. Y., John capta ined the footba ll an d lacrosse teams. He is a lso a member of the Saugerties Athletic Association, a participant in intramu ra l spo rts, and the exec ut ive adv isor to the Accounting and Business Club. BRENDA KOBILIS Brenda is a Nursing major from Mount Carmel , who is president of the Nursing Student Organization and an Inter-Dormitory Coun ci l representative. She is also active in theater produ ct ions, a member of Cue N' Curtain Clu b, and participated in intramural volleyball. ANITA MEEHAN n Education major from Plymouth, Anita is captain of lhe Women's Varsity Basketball and Softball teams. She also a member of the French C lub and is active in tramura l sports and community functions. • r fl,II .4i u ""t,!l· IL J. KEVIN MC CORMICK From Clifton, N. J., Kevin is a Biology major who served as dormitory president and History Club treasurer. A member of the intramural softba ll and basketba ll teams, he participated in the YMCA tutoring program. 64 �IOHN LACK r from Suagerties, N .Y., John cap,d lacrosse team s. He is also a memAthletic Association, a participant , a nd the executive advisor to the ness Club. ANITA MEEHAN F,ducation major from Plymouth , Anita is captain of e Women's Varsity Basketball and Softball team s. She also a member of the French Club and is active in tramural sports and community functions . ELEANOR MERTEN An Accounting major from Rockaway, N.J., Ellen is Editor-in-chief of the Amnicola. She is also a member of the Human Services Committee, a tutor in accounting and business classes, secretary of the Accounting and Business Club, and chairman of Blood Donor Day. ILK[S /,. l ;i( major who served ; lub treasurer. A basketball teams, program. C • 65 �I I ROSEMARY NOONE From Scranton , Rosie is a YMCA tutor and 1977 Home coming princess. She is a Nursing major wh o is a member of the Nursing Student Organization and corresponding secretary of the History Club. i 66 DAVID PALANZO Dave is president of the Senior Class a nd a 1 azz Band, History Club, a nd Biol ogy C h ·or from Annvill e, h e is cha pter vi ce- pr, erican Institute of Biological Scien ces volunteer and instructor. KAREN OLNEY An Accounting major from Monroe Ct. , Karen is co-captain of the basketball and softball teams. She also managed the varsity volleyball team, and is a PIAA official. �• I DAVID PA LANZO ve is president of the Senior Class and a member of the m Band, History Club, and Biology Club. A Biology jar from Annville, he is chapter vice-president of the erican Institute of Biological Sciences and is a Red volunteer and instructor. ~y m Monroe Ct., .he basketball also managed iam, and is a DONNA PAPE From Wilkes-Barre, Donna is captain of the cheerleaders. She is a Nursing major who served as a nurse's aide and participated in Blood Donor drives. A member of the Human Services Committee, she worked with the March of Dimes and Cherry Blossom Festival Committee. / CAROL ANN PASHCHUK A Nursing major from Nicholson, Carol participated in the Hike-for-Hunger and the American Cancer Society Bike-a-thon. She is also a member of the Emergency Alert Team and the Nursing Student Organization, and served as secretary in the Wilkes College Christian Fellowship. 67 �JANINE POKRINCHAK Janine is a Biology major from Oswego, N. Y., who worked on the Beacon as reporter, feature editor, and managing editor. The Senior class treasurer is a member of the Society for Technical Communications and American Institute of Biological Sciences. She is also active in intramural sports. JAMES RUCK Im is a Music major from Wilkes-Barre who e College chorus and Madrigal Singers, an the theater as musical coordinator and acto 'Curtain Club member is also organist for nster Presbyterian Church. SUZANNE PUDLOSKY From Wilkes -Barre, Suzanne is a Business Administration major and captain of the strutters. She is also a member of Theta Delta Rho and vice-president of the Women's Activities Association . • DIANE POLACHEK An Elementary Education from Kingston, Diane is a Theta Delta Rho member who served as the sorority representative, treasurer , president, and queen. She is also a member of the women's tennis team Letterwomen's Club, French Club, Karate Club, a~d International Club. 68 �I JAMES RUCK is a Music major from Wilkes-Barre who sings with College chorus and Madrigal Singers, and is active the theater as musical coordinator and actor. The Cue Curtain Club member is also organist for the Westler Presbyterian Church. FRANK SCANCARELLA A Business Administration major from Clifton, N.J., "Duke" is treasurer of Student Government and a member of the Social Committee. He is also active in intramural sports, serves on the Homecoming Committee, and participates in the History Club. --..__ 'J ~ SUZANNE PUDLOSKY Vilkes-Barre, Suzanne is a Business Admi n istra1jor and captain of the strutters. She is also a r of Theta Delta Rho and vice-president of t he 's Activities Association. - .. ~-. ' .-~ . ~ Ji!"'' - :;; .... ' __,. r; . , . " 69 �DEBJ STEPHENS From Sykesville, Md. , Debi majors in International tudies and is a Theta Rho member and Upward Bound tor. T h e strutter also participates in the Ski Club, u d Span ish Club. • SETH SILVER Seth is a Biology major from Valley Stream, N. Y., who is a member of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, Wilkes-Barre Rugby Club, and Luzerne County Recreation League flag football team. He also serves as a Biology and Chem istry Teacher 's Assistant, and as a hospital orderly. MARIS SOLOMON A Biology major from North Massapequa, N.Y., Maris 1, a dormitory vice-president and laboratory assistant. She is also a member of the swim team and Biology Club, and serves on the Executive Council of the N.Y. State Historical Association. SUSAN VOLOVICZ Susan is a Medical Technology major from Ph is a Circle K member and Student Govern; sentative. She also served on the Executi publicity and elections and film committees Blossom Committee. She participates in ' sports and worked as medical explorer at \,\ Hospital. 70 �• DEBI STEPHENS m Sykesville, Md., Debi majors in International udies and is a Theta Rho member and Upward Bound r. The strutter also participates in the Ski Club, Spanish Club. LEONARD VEKKOS A Biology major from Woodbury Heights, N.J., Len serves as a teacher's assistant and is a member of the soccer team. He is also active in the Biology Club, Human Services Committee, and the International Club. MARIS SOLOMON A Biology major from North Massapequa, N.Y., Mari a dormitory vice-president and laboratory assistant. is also a member of the sw im team and Biology Club, an serves on the Executive Counci l of the N.Y. State Hi orical Association. SUSAN VOLOVICZ Susan is a Medical Technology major from Plymouth who is a Circle K member and Student Government representative. She also served on the Executive Council, publicity and elections and film committees, and Cherry Blossom Committee. She participates in intramural sports and worked as medical explorer at Williamsport Hospital. 71 �_,..... . A D MIKISffJtlJRAlrfJIOK" .,____.., FJ A CU ____ DJlYiff11JY'" & COlYilYIBOB SBRV'ICBS P.: �President's Message To The Class Of '78 Since the fo nding of Wilkes College i the world has experienced a ide spe sociological and technological change. Con and ideas, which we;__e prevalent during t formative years, have been greatly al with time. Wilkes College has changed with time has chosen to reaffirm its commitment t original mission of the college which is amidst diversity. The Goals of the C Report noted that academic training will of minor importance unless our gradu emerge as persons of strong character, deportment, and sound moral values. As you have experienced your years at College it is my sincere hope that yo been able to recognize these ideals and i them into your everyday living. I extend my best wishes to each of our uates. I wish you good health, much happi and sincerely hope that you derive satisfac and reward from the experiences of · meaningful lives. 75 74 �DEAN OF MANAGEMENT Andrew Shaw, Jr. DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS Philip R. Tohy DEAN OF ADMISSIONS John P . Whitby 76 BUSINESS MANAG �• DEAN OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Dr. Thomas Kelly !RECTOR OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS Philip R. Toby BUSINESS MANAGER Charles R. Abate DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS George F. Ralston 77 �ill DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph J. Marchetti DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT John J. Chwalek = - ~ DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Arthur J. Hoover 78 COMPTROLLER Joseph J. Chisarick �DIRECTOR OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Robert Koester DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph J. Marchetti .....,..__.__ _____ . . ' \t•.~.... ~_,,,. ... . lECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS George C. Pawl COMPTROLLER Joseph J. Chisarick DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID Richard G. Raspen 79 �I \ J ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS Jane Kathleen Lampe I I ASSISTANT DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Linda Hobrock ASSOCIATE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Bernard J. Vino1~ ASSISTANT COMPTROLLE 80 �I 1• A REGISTRAR Doris E. Barker \ ::: SOCIATE DEAN OF ADMISSIONS Bernard J. Vino ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER Fred J. Croop ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Jeanne Conway 81 �GRADl MANAGEH OF THE BOOKSTORE Mildred Gittens • 82 DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICES William Denion ACT 101 AND Morrissey, J . \ �I John F. RECORDER Ruth V. Bishop ACT 101 AND UPWARD BOUND L. Johnson, Dr. Siles, Director; B. Greenwood, Director; J . Stricken, M. Morrissey, J. Varcum, M. Kane, S. Post. missing: M. Doremba , D. Wasilewski, J. Boyle. • I �\ HEAD OF MAINTENANCE Joseph Mack • ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT E. Robinson RECORDER'S ASSISTANT Mary Kaytrosh 84 �HEAD OF SEC URITY Nelson Carle �( I _J SECRETARIES TO PRESIDENT N. Cordy, M. Conner, P. Corbett DEVELOPMENT OFFICE SECRETARIES A. Reavy and D ___ ...,, SECRETARY TO DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS P. J ones 86 . SECRETARY TO ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS V. II �I l _J )PMENT OFFICE SECRET ARIES A. Reavy and SECRETARY TO FINANCIAL AID D. Ostroski , \RY TO ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENTS V Parry 87 �A Friend-I Repeat-Is One With Whom You Can See Yourself. ANONYMOUS 15 ��PLACEMENT OFFICE R. Meschine REGISTRAR 'S OFFICE D. Croop, J. Papa, • FOOD SERVICE SECRETARY P. Goss BUSINESS OFFICE A. Rader, J . Reese, R. Miller 88 �• REGISTRAR'S OFFICE D. Croop, J. Papas I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS J. Manganello I FOOD SERVICE SECRETARY P. Goss HOUSING OFFICE SECRETARY R. Saunders 89 �ENVIRONMENTAL SCJENCE AND MATH SECRETARY I. Cocco SECRETARY TO EDUCATION DEPT. J. Rhinehimer ,1 CHEMISTRY AND ENGINEERING SECRETARY R. Jacobs 90 - PHYSICS AND FINE ARTS SECRETARY C. Markey SWITC H BOARD D. Swoboda and R. Swain �• MUSIC SECRETARY T. Rudolph ft SICS AND FINE ARTS SECRETARY C. Mark SWITCHBOARD D. Swoboda and R. Swain FINANCE OFFICE M. Bynsky, M. Lorusso, R. Zula, A. Kester, R. Morovinski, A. Saxon 91 �COMPUTER CENTER OFFICE sitting: D. Bilski, J. Wasowski standing: V. Barnes, D. Williams, Director; D. Snyder, M. Warakella LIBRARY FACULTY sitting: L. Nevil, D. Beahler, L. Darte stan Cheng, H . Shao, F. Krohle cc • LIBRARY STAFF sitting; K. Richards, R. Deobold, L. Bolesta, P. Gooday ANCE MEN fron t row; L. Simone lobek, ,J. Yan chi ck. back row: M. 1 . Cha pm a n. missing: L. Neuman, 92 �CAFETERIA STAFF 'ACULTY sitting: L. liao, F. Krohle COMMONS STAFF ANCE MEN front row; L. Simoncavage, S. Subyak, W. Deren, B. Martine, V. Patsko, R. Wallohek, ,J. Yanchick. back row: M. Stec, K. Bromfield, R. Deobold, P. DeMuro, J. Manganello, A. Chapman. missing: L. Neuman, J. Pikaitis, F. Galti, H. Viviney, J. Rauckis, J. Cavanaugh. BOOKSTORE Mrs. Burke BOOKSTORE R. Stefanko 93 �A • 1: I BIOLOGY DEPT. sitting: L. Turozi, W. Hayes, R. Ogren, J. Erikson. standing: H. Steuben, C. B. Reif, L. Rigley, C. Houseknecht, R. 94 CE AND FINANCE DEPT. sitting: T. Engel, W. 1 L. Gettinger, J. Cooney, R. Hall, G. Elliot. �• H. Steuben, C. B. Reif, L. Rigley, C. Houseknecht, RCE AND FINANCE DEPT. sitting: T. Engel, W. Taylor, R. Werner, Chairman; R. De Young, W. Farra r. standing: G. Gurdin, I. Morri so n, L. Gettinger, J. Cooney, R. H all, G. Elliot. 95 �J EDUCATION DEPT. sitting: F. Darte, E. Hammer, Chairman, L. Giordano, M. Barone, J . Bellucci. standing: R. Rees, E. Johnson, M. Fahm ' • ENGINEERING DEPT. A. Afrashteh, L. Hostler, J. Koch, J. Parker, C. Thomas, V. NeJib 96 RONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPT. B. Redmo1 �j an; P. Heaman, L. Terry, R. Heaman, standing: D. Curtis, S. Gutin, B. Fiester, L . Pawlick, B. 1 .I 'arker, C. Thomas, V. NeJib ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPT. B. Redmond, B. Berryman, Acting Chairman; R. Stevenson. missing: N. Snee, C. Dungey 97 �. Colson, 8. D • FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. W. Karpinich, H. Arden, M. Seitz, Chairman; S. Eaton, H. Marban MATICS DEPT. sitting: J. DeCosmo, S. Merrill rg, R. Sours. 98 �rlatsky. standing: J. Berg, J. Rodechko, D. Leach, Chai ,eitz, Chairman; S. Eaton, H. Marban EMATICS DEPT. sitting: J. DeCosmo, S. Merrill, T . Richards, J. Koch. standing: P. Woodworth, B. Wong, Chairman; J. Parker, B. Earl , burg, R. Sours. 99 �MUSIC DEPT. H. Garber, A. Liva, M . Haberkorn, W. Gasbarro, Chairman; T. Veremeychik, R. Santos, H. Fall. PHYSIC. burg. sta1 • NURSING DEPT. sitting: S. Tel ban, A. Favarea, C. Fuller, M . Alexander, Dr. M. McCarthy, R. McHenry, Chairman; 8. Collins, standinc: Boucier, E. Proeller, B. Rarig, M. Scudato, N. Marchak, J. Schrieber, C. Champagne, B. Bednarski, A. Godek, L. Duffy, C. Alichnie, G. Walk!! Jimison, 8. Keeney , E. Slabinsky, B. Thorne. 100 �hairman ; T. Veremeychik, R. Santos, H. Fall. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HYGIENE DEPT. sitting: G. Meyers, D. Saracino, S. Bloomburg. standing: E. Domzalski, J . Reese, Chairman; R. Schmidt. missing: R. Bearde. McCarthy, R. McHenry, Chairman; S. Collins, sta B. Bednarski, A. Godek, L. Duffy, C. Alichnie, G. W DEPT. W. Placek, L. Hostler, F. Bellas, F . Donahoe, F. Bailey, E. Schlesinger, S. ') . -: 4 ,.1 101 �• PSYCHOLOGY DEPT. R. Riley, Chairman; R. Stetten, J. Kanner, C. Charnetski. missing: J. Truckenmiller, T. Raslear. s [ 102 �arnetski. missing: J. Truckenmiller, T. Raslear. SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY DEPT. sitting: B. Demory, R. Martin, standing: D . Goldman, ,J . Natzke. 103 ��• �II I \ BARRE Row One: Vicki Popple, Cindy Casey. Lynn Lavenherg, Elaine O'Donnell, Rri gette McDo na ld , Cathy Ayers , Kirn Koch, Gwe n Faas, DebbieD ,Joan R ow Two: Mary Lee Gorman, Sue Suchanic, L yn n Sorrell , C h ery l Moyer, Terrry Burdo, Kris Pierson , Chris \Va ni ch, Colleen Mc Donalr Three: C lai re Ennis, Anne Louise Fosburg, Moll y Delahanty, P a m Benn ett, Michelle Czac hor, Mary Lou Lens, Mary ,J a ne Nul ty. Missi Co nd o, Melissa Demko, Diane Duncan, Deb Feldman, Marsha Malalras, .Jill Molinaro, Anne Sa lata, Pat Sernatch ko. II ,1 • / :~ E One: Dave S inger , Casper Tortella, Ken Gornperty, e Fatool, Joe Piccone. Row Three: Scott Su lzer, Al Benier. Row Four: Bob Owens, Sam Stuccio, Jon �• le Donald, Cath y Ayers, Kim Koch , Gwen Faas, Debbie ·y Rurclo, Kris Pierson, Chris Wanich, Colleen Mc Don ·lie Czachor, Mary Lou Lens, Mary ,Jane Nulty. Miss1 naro , Anne Salata , Pat Sematchko. BEDFORD One: Dave Singer, Casper Tortella, Ken Gomperty, Dave Fraser. Row Two: Jim Eiden, John Larkin, Phil Pecuch, Steve Lear , Ben Mc Co l Ium, Fatool,Joe Piccone. Row Three: Scott Sulzer, Alex Malarchek, Bill Lemakos, John De Salvo, Steve Goldflam, Dave Levitch, Tom Bazzini. llenier. Row Four: Bob Owens, Sam Stuccio, Jon Sorber, Char li e Zezza, Larry Mimie. Row Five: Mike Vassil. 107 �II I \ I. / , I C e: Connie Rickard , Lucia Carey, Rh od a Luhorsky. , Kathy Rickard. Row Three: Ann Sharkey, Barb 1 h, Maryann Puza, Caryn Axelrad , Lori Adams, .Jo I ~t;'"" r~- . '"' " /· ,._,.,,,, ' • - ,✓ BUTLER Row On e: Tony Wells, Tom Mc Donald , Don Patrick , Mike Goodyear, !:lob Jones, Frank Gardner, Roger Davis, Charlie Issacs. Row Two:Jon Bob Thompson , Rob Doty, Ray Van Nest, John Jevit. Row Three: Jose Oliveres, Mark Zahitz, Jim Beck, Paul Ha usman, Car l De Felice, Dan. Mark Clifford, Jim Kachidurian , Jack Polman. Missing: Dave Brace, Steve Brace. 108 �• \ "' / I f. /,' I I I CATLIN One: Connie Rickard, Lucia Carey, Rhoda Luhorsky. Row Two: Theresa Marzich, Riney Houston , Cindy Possemato, Janet Beet.el , Lisa m,Kathy Rickard. Row Three: Ann Sharkey, Barb Thomas, Maggie Burnelle. Row Four: Gail Lavering, Beth Hammer, Sue Luhmann, Lisa h, Maryann Puza, Caryn Axelrad, Lori Adams, Joan Fastiggi. dn er, Roge r Davis, Charlie Issacs. Row Two: Jo tz , Jim Rec k, Paul Hau s man, Carl De Felice, D 109 �CHAPMAN Row One: Linda Styers, Kathy Williams, Carla Secharest, Nancy Turano. Row Two: Jeanne Brady, Kathy Stano, Cindy Glawe, Cathy\"i Dubosky. Row Three: Wendy Valinski , Nancy Amesbury, Kim Perry, Kathy Ochs, Lisa Sherbin, Pam Snyder. Missing: K im Fliss, Ther Deb Gorski, Jan Winters . • Ja nine P o kr in c hak, Leslie Kirstein , Shawn Roze Linda Blose, Jeannie Benni s, Nicole Rossbach , r aptiste, Na ncy Enderlein, Karen Casey, Deb For 110 �Jeanne Brady, Kathy Stano, Cindy Glawe, Cathy V isa Sherbin, Pam Snyder. Missing: Kim Fliss, The . ) ,~,........ ..... ~~ CHESAPEAKE : ,Janine Pokrinchak, Leslie Kirstein, Shawn Rozett, Merle Zipkin, Lorrie Parker. Row Two: Jennie Madden , Kath y Barto, Mary F:llen e. Linda Blose, Jeannie Bennis, Nicole Rossbach , Margo Diesen house. Row Three: Marion McCarthy, Teresa Shukailo, .Judy Ronalder, Baptiste, Nancy Enderlein , Karen Casey, Deb Fortini , Rosa Khalife , Joan Harper. 111 �I e: Dan Cardell, Anita Di Marcontonio, Pau la I o: Cheryl Wonsock, Julie Kerrick, Cathy Row la Mc Call, Jim Beck, Kris Kuhl, Mario Zabitz, .j .I COLONEL'S Row One: Sebastian Kessler, John Gajic, Steve Bernett, Larry Schemery, Bob Hellriegel, Tom Salley, Joe Stephens, Matt Donahue, Kevin Jay Colby, Jim Boyle, Eric Heffelfinger, Steve Elko, Mike Chippi, Roger Schlindwein, Dave Toland, Steve Kichka, Tony Skiptunas, Bob David Gregrow , Jeff Van Arsdale. Missing: Charlie Giunta, John Haffner, Kent Hal pine, Sunttee Kim , Jim Matyas, Doug Price, RobertR Chris Reilly. 112 I\ �DANA One: Dan Cardell, Anita Di Marcantonio, Pau la Lahutsky, Maria Miscavage, Helen Stubits, Marlene Vauter, Margy Cosgrove, Linda Price. T•o:Cheryl Wonsock, Julie Kerrick, Cathy Rowlands, LuAnn Neely, Jerry Ann Smith, Rosa Zacharis, Lisa, Puddy Booth, Mr. K. Row Three: \le Call, Jim Beck , Kris Kuhl , Mario Zabitz, Megan Ward, Tom Mc l ntyre. Missing: Terry Talarico. L'S ~e l, Tom Sa lley, Joe Stephens, Matt Donahue, Kevin in , Dave Toland, Steve Kichka, Tony Skiptunas, Bo e, Su nttee Kim, Jim Matyas, Doug Price, Robert R �DELAWARE Row One: Anne Kucy, Diane Brodbeck, Nancy Valente, Patty Trotta, Pam Luchi, Charlotte Wanamaker. Row Two: Karen Prigge,\ Talkowski, Chris Hoffman, Sue Serio, Colleen Darrell. Row Three: Nina Nubani, Lynn Arlauskas, Pez Kilduff, Ellen du Fosse, Diane Coleman. Tinkleman. Missing: Deb Carty, Kathi Mamrosh, Karen Coleman, Pat Cook, Suzanne Siroki, Sue Levens, Skai Schwartz, Cathy Schwenk. Smacchi . • I One: Bob Matzelli, Rick Karo, Dave Taylor, GPnP C Golden, Ken Trenchard, Dave Thomas. Row Three 1 Wi lker, Nigel Gray. Row Four: Ed Mollahan. C' 114 �• \RE ·hi, Char lotte Wanamaker. Row Two: Karen Prigge, 111 Arlauskas, Pez Kilduff, E ll en du F osse, Diane Cole nne Siroki, Sue Levens, Skai Sch war tz , Cathy Schwe ,. DENISON One: Bob Matzelli , Rick Karo, Dave Taylor, Gene Clemons. Row Two: Tony Grimaldi, Lou E lefante, To ny Youtzy, Mark Rot h , Kev in Ro land, Golden, Ken Trenchard, Dave Thomas. Row Three: Lenny Roberts, Bob Welsh, Pete Pagano, Chip Pufko, Tom Mac Kintosh, Alex Grohol, 1 Wilker, Nigel Gray. Row Four: Ed Mollahan, Chris Drake, Fred Herrmann Fred Stoelzel, Artie Meigh. 11 5 �DIAZ Row l: Greg Lepkowski, Gary Richard, Joe Galli, Justin Schiess, Mike Steffonetti, Dave DeCoursey, Rick Stone, Mark Derr, Charlie Steffon Dave Samsel, Mike Patrick, Ray Briel, Tony Bazzini, Bob Kacerosky , John Lack. Row 2: Jeff Mullinelli, Kevin Gourley, Frank Forte, P Lichtenger, Mike DiRenzo, Chris Brisbane, Jim Edwards, Mark Young , Harry Hicks, Richard Hell, Clifford Brautigan, Eugene Brisbane.Mlli Walter Casola, John Silk, Lex Watkins , Jim Zeris. DIRKSEN Row 1: Tim Palmer, Scott Bare, Rob Wallace, Dave Rains, Wayne Zatorski. Row 2: Kevin McDevitt, Jim Barr, Jerry Mathis, Steve Croghan,Br, Clark , John Miranda. Row 3: Al France, Mike Mey, George Garton , Joe Della-Croce, Ben Cellitti, Mike Lombard, Joe Rogotti, Tony Veglia,I}, Horrox, Kenny Uston. Missing: Steve Cheplick, Wayne Krum, David Litts, Clayton Mills, Paul Rushefski, Ted Timko. 116 �·e DeCoursey, Rick Stone, Mark Derr, Charlie Steffi >w 2: Jeff Mullinelli, Kevin Go urley, Frank Forte, chard Hell , Clifford Brautigan, E u ge n e Brisbane. M DOANE Row 1: (top to bottom): Pat Klotz, Mia Mumford, Mary Ann Ziel inski, Karen Smith. Row 2 (top to bottom): Ann Timko, Gail Rinkunas, Sharlotte Gaddes, Alice Matyas. Missing: Ellen Berg, Becky McA!anis, Nadine Bodnar, Beth Olmstead . McDevi tt, Jim l:larr, Jerry Math is, Steve Croghan, Ce !litti, Mike Lorn bard, Joe Rogotti, T o ny Veglia, ill s, Paul Rushefski, Ted Timko. 117 �GORE Row 1: Mike McCarrie, Al Molero, Ron Anderson , John Zapko. Row 2: Preston Dyer, Joe Martire. Row 3: Jim Devaney, Phil Togno. Row 4: Jerry Ross, Joe Delgado. Row 5: Nick Holgash, Steve Kimback. Row 6: Greg Wi ld, Robert Klecanda. Row 7: Bernie Donachie, Mark Sanders, Joe Burnett. Row 8: Dave Yakaitis, Becky, Kenny Hughes. ' GR eJeran, Jim Dun lay, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Shep W w 3: Mark C hi ch ak , E ric Jansen, Scott Becker, Ste sanchyn , Ed Fo rte, M ike Otruba. Missing: Ernes1 118 �GRISSOM Fejeran, Jim Dun lay, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Shep Willner. Row 2: Mike Volpe, Geo rge Gu la, Joe Mitchell , Dale Trostle, Steve Schaefer, r. Row :l: Mark Chichak, Eric Jansen, Scott Becker, Steve DeNagy, Wayne Clawans, Drew Harris. Row 4: Paul Surnicki, Tony Veglia, Bill Pisanchyn, Ed Forte, Mike Otruba. Missing: Ernest Co ll ege, Mark Lobitz, Gera ld Matyas, Mitch Silver. 119 �McC Sheridan, Kathleen O 'Callighan, Jackie Wiendl aine Galleta, Lori Cavalla, Karen Polomski, Ronr Fran Pallas, ? Stranger, Gail Williams • HOLLENBACK Row 1: Kathryn Tyahla, Melissa Bruce, Liz Hendrixson, Bobbi Hamilton, Theresa Sasa. Row 2: Ruth Zukows ki, Julie Kent, Carol Sedlak, Pioppi, Karen Konsavage, Sue Theobald, Sue Freda. Row 3: Karen Sweder, Denise Marich, Drena Grainey, Karen Olney , Janet Hocking.My Jan Wolfe. 120 �McCLINTOCK I Sheridan, Kathleen O'Callighan, Jackie Wiendl, Lisa Petrone, Kathy Bozinski, Betsy Crum, Marian Cole. Row 2: Janet Crogt, Pat rraine Galleta, Lori Cavalla, Karen Po lomski, Ronna Colvin, Sue Bechtold, Sue Isaacs, Joni Pinson. Row 3: Megan Snyder, Lori Miller, rte, Fran Pallas, ? Stranger, Gail Williams II ACK ,a. Row 2: Ruth Zukowski, Julie Kent, Carol S ·h , Drena Grainey, Karen Olney, Janet Hocking 121 �• 111 Paulosky, Dummy=Dave Morales, Mike Rf e Sibilia, Bob Hin kin, John Popiak, Joe Gray. S Larroni, Carl Edwards, Denny Jacob s, Mike Jack Scully, Bob Crouchen, Larry Sall, Bill F • ) ~ MINER Row 1: Kevin Yost, Scott Wiener, Steve Bailey, Mario Apuzzo, Tony Couto. Row 2: Brad McLennan. Row 3: John Senatore, Dan Hou Hofman, Mike Heller, Bert Katz, Brian Fenn, Greg Tomcho, Jack Mundy. Missing: John Forte, Nick Gard, Dep Ngoc H o, John Kohl,,Ja1 Ken Sc hmid t, Tom Shaw, Bob Welsh. �PRIAPUS B111 Paulosky, Dummy=Dave Morales, Mike Rappa, Lee Thomas, Dave Kerik , John Leedy, Mark Radowitz, Steve Demko, Dave 1ke .'ihilia, Bob Hinkin, John Popiak, Joe Gray. Sitting: Bob Austin, Mike Hurchick, Len Vekkos, Dave Gibson, Pat Mario, Joe Napoli. rry Larroni, Carl Edwards, Denny Jacobs, Mike Carbone, Pat O'Callaghan, Gary Deeb, Gary Tomairo, Mike Sachetta, Billy, Dodge, h. ,lack Scully, Bob Crouchen, Larry Sall, Bill Popeleski. lrad McLennan. Row 3: John Senatore, Dan nn Forte, Nick Gard, Dep Ngoc Ho, John Kohl �- ug Hodgins, Val Kaplan, Ton John Andralte. Row Three: I n, Darryl White. Row Four rella, Clint Franklin, John E Ahmed Mahmoud, Dang Pa ~ - :. ~.r ROOSEVELT Row 1: Dale Federico, Dean Matriccino, Rich Walker. Row 2: Mike Hromchak, Joe Petruce, Greg Miller, Larry Zale, Joe Mina, Ed Eppl Markunas. Row 3: Storm Feigles, Mark Acure, Art Mitchell, Tom Lubas. 124 �SLOCUM Doug Hodgins, Val Kaplan, Tony Apostolares. Row Two: James Scott, Kendall McNeill, Ernie Rousse, Tasos Tsolakis, Gregg Ilagan, Jeff y,,John Andralte. Row Three: Ron Reagan, Doug Drecher, Bill Adams, Pat McNamara, Gerald D'Albis, Pete Cosgrove, Mike Stapleton, Alston, Darryl White. Row Four: Greg Herbert, Wes Samsel, Jim Murtha, Jack Loftus, Jim Fischer, Ed Van Buren, Gary Toczlowski, carella, Clint Franklin, John Bremser, Armando Fernandez, Terry Christman. Missing: Todd Noll, Kevin McCormick, Nicholas Pistis, , Ahmed Mahmoud, Dang Patchana, Israel Ortiz, Ricky Marshall, Mark Rado, Joe Malarkey, Gary Kausmeyer, Norman Rickles. Miller, Larry Zale, Joe Mina, Ed 125 �\\ STERLING Row 1: Helen Vermey, Tonee Bader, Terry Colombo, Cheryl Berry , Laura Alunni, Row 2: Tris h O'Keefe, Gina Scazzaro, Deb Welliver, Missy Smith , Holly Derr. Row 3: Mary Ellen Gacha, Wendy Warner. Row 4: Andrea Schneider, Sandy Tomko, Lynn Nicholas. Row 5: Guat Tin Ooi, Dina Rains, Sharon Knight, Cath y Davis. Row 6: Debbie Gould, Diane Pechalonis. Row 7: Shoshanna Troy, Pat Kurillo. Row 8: Judy Maloney, Nancy Van Kuren. Missing: Gayle-Jean Berry, Jeanne Swartz. • S'I tie Kennedy, Debbie Ryan, Le ndrea Thorne, Holly Hogan. R , Barbara Landis, Carol Bern Elizabeth Powell, Ron Savitski aiff, David Blumfield, Ed Mel be 6: Bill Abernathy, George Ka 1ssing: Rob Neri. 126 �2: Trish O'Keefe, y Warner. Row 4: Sharon Knight, illo. Row 8: Judy STERLING HOTEL Dottie Kennedy, Debbie Ryan, Leslie Conway, Laurie Haberacker, David Kolb, Debbie Conroy, Beth Pavlick, Peggy Sweeney, Diane Andrea Thorne, Holly Hogan. Row 2: Jeanne Milles, Carol Mannion, Michelle Badner, Denise Ewald, Judy Andreas, Diane Reznick, yne, Barbara Landis, Carol Benek, Carol Paschuk, Peggy Nittel, Debbie Kirkman, Sharon Collins. Row 3: "Big John" Bohash, Pat ko, Elizabeth Powell, Ron Savitski, Gary Deeb, Bill Dodge, Ken Hal pine. Row 4: Carol Buchman, Lisa Gazdick, Mike Sacchitella, Ramon Frain, David Blumfield, Ed Melber. Row 5: Eric "Rick" Snyder, Steve Mellor, Gary "UCA" Good, Steve Kirschner, Gary Tomaine, David Row 6: Bill Abernathy, George Kavulich, Larry Walshstein, John Tulk, Vincent D'Amato, Alcois de Vanderstouf. Seated in chair: Hotel Mi,~ing: Rob Neri. 127 �·ean deSandes, M a rla Brodsky, e Eschler, M a ril yn Bar bieri, Mar Faux , M a ry K ay Price. Row 4: 1 Settle, Linda F od or. Missing: K, I STURDEVANT Row 1: Mary Giblin, Lucy Respass, Joanne Mican, Joanne Eryavec, Amy Gordon, Karen Konicki, Darlene Rossi, Jayne Grim, Debbie Theresa Gi ll. Row 2: Terry Sellinger, Anita Mucciolo, Kathy Hughes, JoEllen Licato, Terry Roof, Jean Reiter, Geri McAffie, Lisa Mastruan Dawn Kelly, D iane Simersky, Maura Burns. Row 3: Gai l Powers, Donna Whitmore, Hury Gochez, Joy Ormsby, Joanne Harding, JeanneG Sue Spranitus, Maureen Falvey, Ann Puzio, Cheryl Roberts, Helen Niesen, Betsy McDonald, Carol Stefonetti , Roe Rosati , Patti Moser,Sharon 128 �• SULLIVAN jean deSandes, Marla Brodsky, Mary Theresa Ormando, La urie Small, Barb Gorgas, Nina Maris. Row 2: R osetta Chiavacci, Linda ne Eschler, Marilyn Barbieri , Mary Ann Valvano, Moni ca Krammer, Doreen Swiatek, Wanda Phillips. Row 3: Peggy Barletta, M ercita Faux, Mary Kay Price. Row 4: Liz Waselewsky, Gerry Knopic, Linda McGuire, Janet Vierbuchen, Nancy Loughlin, Barb Shaffer, Sue Settle, Linda Fodor. Missing: Karen Burkley, Cheryl Crea, Rebecca Harris, Kathleen Herpich, Cynthia Morell, Diane Seech, Marcia ~NT ren Konicki, Darlene Rossi, Jayne Grim, De rry Roof, Jean Reiter, Geri McAffie, Lisa Mas ry Gochez , Joy Ormsby, Joanne Harding, ,Jean Id, Carol Stefonetti, Roe Rosati, Patti Moser, S 129 �SUSQUEHANNOCK Row 1: Maris Solomon, Candy Chilek, Sue Oakland, Lisa Hughes, Brenda Kobilis, Cindy Fisher. Row 2: Kathy Manning, Sally West, La Marilyn Anderson, Lynda Davis, JoAnne Cahill, Judy Wing. Row 3: Jacqui Callaghan, Kathi Roman, Andrea Burns, Martha Lasco, Ellie Jeanette Robak, Joan Mancini, Pam Ingoldsby . • ' ry Pedley, Adele Tavella. Row 2: Cheri Meie1 angrieco, Ke rry Christopher, Donna Edwarc 130 �NOCK Fisher. Row 2: Kathy Manning, Sally West, athi Roman, Andrea Burns, Martha Lasco, WALLER Mary Pedley, Adele Tavella. Row 2: Cher i Meier, Kathy Potter, Lois Enama, Sandy Shotwell, Maria Bardoutsou. Row 3: Debi Stephens, Gangrieco, Kerry Christopher, Donna Edwards, Cathy Updike, Lucia Guarini , Cindy Yancy, Rosie Noone, Cindy Gluck. 131 �V - n): Stanley Lobitz, Mike Flamini, Jeff Ten, , Bill Frye, Keith Kolanda, Mike Barth , T, I Molnar, Jack Scully, John Moore, Larry ML Missing: Kevin Gourley. Mark Santora, RL WARN ER Row 1: Pat Boylan , Pete Maxwell, Sean O'Dea, Wes Horner, Geno Girelli, Garry Kovach, Joe Degenhart, Ken Smith, Dean Evans. Row Guinn, Tony Williams, Dave Arrigoni , George Carey, Daryl White, Tony Castagna, Rich Maurer, Greg Barna, Alan Shaw, Vince Delga Ohmot, Larry McMillan, Craig Jackson, Curt Shrawder, Bob Brezinski. Missing: Don Brown, Bruce Douglas, Steve LaBarr, Paul Miller.Joe John Salwitz, Jess Shaver, Mike Wisniewski. 132 �WEBSTER irs): Stanley Lobitz, Mike Flamini , Jeff Tencer, Mike Schwartz, Dave Kolanda, Jeff Harper, Rick Gaetano, Basil Kaczmarczyk, Andy , Bill Frye, Keith Kolanda, Mike Barth, Tom O'Connell, Arnie Joseph. Row 2: Mike Wilson , Rob Irwin, John Cortina. Row 3: Jim 1Molnar, Jack Scully, John Moore, Larry Mullen, Ri ck Chapman, Len Anderson, Pat Fruehan, Ed Hazzouri, Don Anticoli, Ray Litecky, t. Missing: Kevin Gourley. Mark Santora, Rudy Szabados. 3rt, Ken Smith, Dean Evans, ~g Barna, Alan Shaw, Vince -las, Steve La Barr, Paul Miller, 133 �I Row 1: Pam Keller, Sharon Seidner, Karen Kilpatrick, Georgia Drivas. Row 2: Pat Warski, Julie Bollinger, Sheila Imler, Sheree Kessler, Paula DeVaney, Nancy Kovar. Row 3: Donna Grontkowski, Nancy Speiser, Kathy Lesh, Beth Hathaway, Jan Burcak, Leslie Tibitts, Shari Huffman, Lynn Campbel l. Row 4: Donna Fitt. n duFosse, Mary Jan e Nulty, Rosie Noone, R Dan Cardell, Jim Eiden, Nancy VanKu ren , indy Glawe, Brian Fenn Row 3: Kevin Mc( ranee, Sheree Kessler, Fred Herrmann , And 134 �• 'j rski, Julie Bollinger, Sheila '1 Speiser, Kathy Lesh , Beth 1a Fitt. R.A'S lien duFosse, Mary Jane Nulty, Rosie Noone, Rosetta Chiavacci, Mary Ann Zielinski, Mike Barth, Steve Kirschner, Dave Palanzo Row 2: ns, Dan Cardell, Jim Eiden, Nancy VanKuren, Dottie Kennedy, Karen Polomski, Deb Fortini, Chris Wanich, Maryjean deSandes, Carol ,Cindy Glawe, Brian Fenn Row 3: Kevin McCormick, Karen Olney, Perry Lichtinger, John Lack, Gary Toczylowski, Len Vekkos, Jean Al France, Sheree Kessler, Fred Herrmann, Andy Contos, Lou Elefante Missing: Ann Sharkey, Ellen Merten, Sharon Wilkes, Bruce Lear, 135 �Ii ·I I: ��.. ~ ' J>!.. . , ; Row 1: Ilene Tinkleman , Mary Giblin , Donna Whitmore. Row 2: Lisa Petrone. Row 3: P atty Trotta, Copy Editor; Deb Fortini , Ellen Merte n , Editor; Row 4: Karen Poloms ki, Asst. Editor; Karen Prigge. Row 5: Pat DeLorenzo. Not Photographed: Sue Suchanic, Sue Oakland , Nigel Gray, Photography/ Art Editor; Bob Welsh, Business Manager; Steve Bailey , Jackie Wiendl. • �• nt eature ,tor; o aetano, 1m war s, ews opy Editor. Background: Jeff Acorn ey, ports Editor; Reenie ilma Hurst, Editor-in-Chief; Janine Pokrinchak, Managing Editor. Not Photographed: Donna Korba, Advertising Feature Editor; Eddie White III , Ass istant Feature Editor; Louie Czachor, Bob Ausura; Dave Ausura, Dave Jolley , I, I "' Trotta, ; Karen ,1 Gray , t '~; I• \ t ~/ -~ anuscr • ---- J reground: Ray Klimek. Background: Dave Evans, Debbie Yakus, Jerry Ross, Paula Murphy , Mary Ellen Riley , Davida Roberts. 139 �Accounting & Business Club Bert Katz, President; Dave Yakaitis, Vice-President; Alexis Brezinski, Head Operator; Ellen Merten & Shari Huffman, Secretaries;GaryG Treasurer; Tom Lubas, Parlimentarian; Ted Engel & Robert Hall , Advisors. l • Front to Back First Row: Denise Ewald, Tim Boyek, Debbie Thompson , John Konicki, Joan Teno, Judy Berretini, Dave McElwee Second Ror. Dwyer, Elaine O'Donnell, Jay Colby, Dave Palanzo , Caryn Axelrad. Third Row: Dr. Houseknecht, Lenore Weiss , Jim Boyle, Dave Blumenth, Kolodziejczak, Gail Edwards, Mark Dillman, Dave Evans. 140 �• 1s1ness ,r; Ell en M erten & Shari H uffm an, Sec retaries; Ga i, J oa n T eno, Jud y Be rretini , Dave M cElwee Second lousekn echt, Leno re Wei ss , Jim Boyle, D a ve Blume 141 �as, President; Al F rance, Treasurer; Stan Wit£ ches - Joe Min a, P at Ma ri s, Ed Eppler, Gary Mi ve Skripkunis, Doug W ill iams, Stan Witek; Turk . ' - , , ' . 0 Second Row: Greg Tomcho, Diane Gignac, Lennie Vekkos, Maris Solomon, Mik Berrettini, Susan Rogers, Beth Foster, Renee Venaruci, Mark Dil lman, Charles ski, Reed West, Chery l Roberts, Joann Mican, Tim Boyek Fifth Row: Jim Boyl E lwee, Ed Serafin, Denise Ewald, Shoshana Troy Sixth Row: Janice Wolf, M • 142 Snyder, Jerry Safko, Nick Golow ick; Satisfactio dy Wing, Martha Lasco, E laine Molski, Lisa Nas, Im, Joanie K ot a rba, Ka ren Konsavage, Sheree Ke ck Kijek, Joe P elch ar, M ark DeFalco, Paul Mill - Dan Artim , S et h S il ver, Sam Stuccio, Bernie V. augh , Bob Caste rl in, John Konicki, Dave Bieni �unas, President; Al France, Treasurer; Stan Witek, Secretary TEAMS: Strike Outs - Phil Pecuch, Al France, Rick Markunas, Dan Apaches- Joe Mina, Pai Maris, Ed Eppler, Gary Michael; BBB's - Joan Mancini, Lynda Davis, Laura Egan, Candy Chilek; Falcons - Dave Da1e Skripkunis, Doug Williams, Stan Witek; Turkeys - Steve Wanchisen, Dan Pettit, Karen Campbell, Steve Jurewicz; Pinheads - John 1ck Snyder, Jerry Safko, Nick Golowick; Satisfaction Guaranteed - Debbie Bilski, Marlene Kaczmarek, Dave Parmenteri, Jim Rodechko; Judy Wing, Martha Lasco, Elaine Molski, Lisa Naso; Smegma's Keglers - Bob Owens, Mike Vassil, Scott Sulzer, Dave Levitch; Tornados klin,,Joanie Kotarba, Karen Konsavage, Sheree Kessler; Sleezy AMF - Jon Pliskin, Mike McNelis, Joe Rauschmayer, Mike Jamakowski, Jack Kijek, Joe Pelchar, Mark DeFalco, Paul Miller; Portals - Sue Ann Knight, Nancy Mathers, Carl Holsberger, Howard Williams; ys. Dan Artim, Seth Silver, Sam Stuccio, Bernie Wellicka; Veterans - Jim Gerger, Myles Stepin, Rod Wyffel, Jack Tobin; Chicken Hawks Waugh, Bob Casterlin, John Konicki, Dave Bienias; Aristocrats - Tom Maguise, Jim Mazar, Lou Alaimo, Jim Moran. Tom Bazzini, Tom BenKinney, Nancy Bogdan, John Warakomski Second Row: Greg Stapay, John Cortina, Larry Mumie, John Bohush, , Don Demko, Pete Rozelle, Mike Miller 143 �Ch Clu , Mary Krogulski, Mark Himelstein, Ron Kielb, John Brady, Torn Macior • 144 �C Cl • haron Manganello, Sharon Horbinski, Marty Sherman Second Row: George Sieger, Stan Witek, Mike Endicott, Linda Pencavage Third Burke, Tom Joyce, Karen Worlinski, Debbie Johnson , Vince Stuccio Fourth Row: Simon Kazinetz, Ed Serafin, Pat DeLorenzo, Stan ck \'eriovski I II L 145 �First Row: Mike dent Second Row: Treasurer; Joe S President; Karen Secretary. Class ( First Row: Merle Zipkin, Secretary; Janine Pokrinchak, Treasurer Second Row: Dave Palanzo, President; Gail Edwards, Vice-President 146 �v )- Class Of 1980 ~~ - " I 147 �nna Reb~vich, Russell Bur Sitting: Carla Seckrest, Chris Bagumil, Bill Petrick, Dave Klein, Standing: Ellen Ferretti, Jon Syostesk, Frank Dennis, Paul Houseman. cenak, Marian Cole, Sharon Hohol, Monica Fabian , Jeff Jones, Rick Hoffman. 148 �' • tti, Jon Syostesk, Frank Dennis, Paul Housem 149 �Concert And Lecture Series First Row: Carol Chisak, Jeanne McCarthy , Debi Stephens, Nancy Speicer, Tim Evans Second Row: Dean Baltevchitis, Basil Kazmami ver, Louis DeRobertis, Irl Rosner (cue Thomas. Row 2: John Griffith, Marylee Gorman, Jack Lambert, a Kobilis, Maria Smiegel , Rand) harkey, Marcia Stratton, Theresa Mazick, radford Kinney , Advisor. 150 �re Series ( Cue And Curtain ~ hn Forte, Lee Thomas. Row 2: John Griffith, Stella Korpusik, Claire Ennis, Adele Tavella, Mike Flamini, Cynth ia Morelli. Row 3: John oe Gavlick, Marylee Gorman, Jack Lambert, Paul Ga llagher, Leo Gamacorta, Michael Canon ico. Not Photographed: Wayne Clawans, king, Brenda Kobilis, Maria Smiegel, Randy Smith, Mary Ellen Evans, Kathy Nardone, Bill Stusnick, Althea Kieffer, Bob Klein. if !f.1.1tt 1:an't ?il'fui)ilff rm mith ?id1limt1: • ?i,1ff mitl Debate Union nSharkey, Marcia Stratton, Theresa Mazick, Davida Roberts. Standing: John P li skin, Jack Lambert, Dave Evans, Maura Burns, Donna . Bradfo rd Kinney, Advisor. 151 �- 1story Left to Right: Nancy Va n Kuren, Rosie N oon e, Kev in M cCo rm ick, Dave Pa la n zo, S h ep Wi lln er , Cera Scan carell a, Ed H ayzo uri , Da le Trostel, L en And erson. Human Services,---_-_-_-_Committee _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--~ ■152 Bazzini ( Presiden t), Ga ry Toczlowski (V ice Pr ancv Speiser (Reco rdin g Secretary), Sheree Ke Plis\in, Chuch All a ba u gh , Ben Ce lli tti, Mike E as, ,Joe March e tti , De bb ie Fortini, Donna W Hrodheck, Pat Kl otz, Bobbi Ham il ton , And i �I I ·I car 1rn1tt m Bazzini (President), Gary Toczlowski (Vice President), Shep Wilner Row 2: Mike Sibilia, Judy Wing, Maris Solomon (Corresponding ~ancySpeiser (Recording Secretary), Sheree Kessler (treasurer), Cindy Cluck, Beth Hathaway, Jody Paternoster, Sue Isaacs, Joe Cribari. • hn l'liskin, Chuch Allabaugh, Ben Cellitti, Mike Stapleton, Kathy Stano, Jeff Harper, Ron Anderson, Steve Gold flam, Steve Elko, Ed MelFaas. ,Joe Marchetti, Debbie Fortini, Donna Whitmore. Missing: Marla Brodsky , Tony Skiptunis, Gene C lemons, Dave Samsel, Rose 1ane Brodbeck, Pat Klotz, Bobbi Hamilton , Andrea Schneider, Larry Zale, Monica Kramer. I �D -ar, Ra id G hannam , Mu sta fa Ma hm ou : Gu at tin Ooi , J ose' A. Oliva res, Phi ' ade k, Sang Nguyen, Dun g Du ong, Ro, 154 �• • International Club annam, Mustafa Mahmoud, Tony Apostolaros , Dr. Hilda Marban, Jane Miller, Anastasios Tsolakis, Dina Saver, oi, Jose' A. Olivares, Phi Yen Bui Olivares, Ahmed Nahmoud , Rosa Zacharias, Gerald D'Albis, Hury Gochez , Dep Nguyen , Dung Duong, Rose Marie Rosati, Anita Mucciolo. 155 �Row 1: Denise Ann Martinerk Gorman , Cathy Davis, Sandi Marilyn Anderson. Row !: Vida, Mike Smith, Kathy Herp ry Vojtko, Adele Ann Tal'ell1 Jim Ruck, Bill Baronow, Fr Grady, Kenny McGraw f7 ~ • Math Club Sitting: Dave Skriptkunas, John Kuzey, Terri Macavage, Christa Kauffman . Standing: Marlene Kacymarek, Eric Jansen, Russ Burkhardt, McKitish, JoAnn Peranski, Louie Zacher. Not Photographed: Mark Himelstein, John Novak, Ross Manteone. 156 �Row l: Denise Ann Marti Gorman, Cathy Davis, S Marilyn Anderson. Row Vida, Mike Smith, Kathy ry Vojtko, Adele Ann Ta Jim Ruck, Bill Baronow Grady, Kenny McGraw Il I I M.E.N.C. di Shotwell, Ron Reagan, Tom a s on, aro rupa, arry OJ o, a y av1s, anya ski. Row 2: Althea Kieffer, Marilee Gorman, Jay Harris, Linda Lohden, Jim Ruck, Kathy Mishinski, Chris Brozusky, Diane Simensky, Joe Mayhoff, Bruce Kinney, Maureen Rincaa. Row 3: Kenny McGraw, President; Rich Vaverka, Mr. T. Veremeychik, Advisor; Cindy farlene Kacymarek, Eric Jansen, Russ Burk Novak, Ross Manteone. 1 �Photograph: NSO Club Row 1: E ll en Proeller, Ad Row 2: Chris Alichni , Ad Pam Dale. Row 1: Ronald Gronski, Patricia Lupi , Raymond Klimek. Row 2: Dr. G. K. Wuori, Advisor; Heather Ba lester, John R. Mundy. e Harris, Brenda Kobi lis, Karen Kini e Spranaitis, Anne Puzio, Anna Mari �Photography Club Donna Whitmore, Irl Rosner, Geri Knopi c, Steve DeNagy, Dave Kolb, Mary G iblin. 11 I I I . II I I .. 159 �Polar 1 Physics Club 160 �f Rob Rex, Vice President Jerry Ross , Secretary John Lychos, Activities chairman Steve Bailey, Treasurer Polar Bear Club erk Lamberl, lfin. Donald Bob Freysingrl, & Bill Sitting: MalpresidenL) , ""' t ..., , ;_ 1 '-,~~;.. Political Science Club -· 161 �Psychology Club Standing: Captain Galen D. Bonebrake, William Bradley McLennan The Blue Baron, Gary C. Meeker, William G. Munley Jr., Peter W. Gary L. Bray, Albert Malero, Susan M. Campbell , Robert T. West. Sitting: David E. Davis, Ronald J. Harlow, Lisa E. Naso. 162 �• r.. Sub Board Y C. Meeker, William G. Munley Jr., Peter W 1vis, Ronald J. Harlow, Lisa E. Naso. 163 �Stude1 . \1:\.}' • 164 im Dubosky, Carl Holsburger,_L Black, K Evans, B ar b Landis, Steve Km Ireg Dwyer, Dave Row I: Cathy H Mucciolo, Miller, Ma ston, Katt Dina Sauer. marie Rosa Marban, To DR rority �• Student Governnient / 11L 'I Greg Black, Kim Dubosky, Carl Holsburger, Larry Assalita, Frank Scancarella, Dave Blumfield Second Row: Shep Wilner, Gary Toczy1Dwyer, Dave Evans, Barb Landis, Steve Kirshner, John Senatore, Marla Brodsky, Joe Galli, Pam Bennett, Larry Walsh, Sharon Man- TDR Sorority A Baker, Rose Khalife, Susan Scarles, Roxann Coniglio, Lorraine Ga ll etta, Anne Marie Kapic. Row 2: Mary Revarchak, Sharon Zawatndas, Sue Suchoc ki. Row 3: Roberta Bain hart, Debbie Condo, Cindy Eddy. Row 4: Jane Miller, Dawn Evan, Jo Ann Bennide. Row 5: Col' Cindy Prezwelocki, Peggy Mascelli, Lisa Charnilko. Row 6: Meloney Poplawski, Kathy Sweeny, Joyce Vodzak, Guidy Hudock. 165 �Veteran's Club ow ; m y reen Maguire. R Ed Boyer, Boni ow 2: Thomas Lenns, Kathleen Barnhart, Debra Pinc ullinan, James Guzek, Janet Polansky Pandolph(and S Wilkes-Hahnemann Program~ Firs~Graduating Class 166 �Row 1: Sandy Pensier, Donna Pape, Kathy Hotchkiss, Bobbi Hamilton, Row 2: Sally Swisher, Lisa Petrone, Lori Mieszkowsky, Candy Chilek, Lisa Mastrantuono . .... ~ogr lass Kneeling: Susan Suchoski, Sue Pudlosky. Standing: Cherri Meier, Debi Stephens, Andrea Chuba, Nancy Callahan , Karen Burkley, Elaine Gaughan. 167 ���Aug. 28 Freshman Picnic ����I I Sept. 16 Legs Contest ue N' Curt. offee House 174 �Cue N' Curtain Coffee House �Outlaws Concert Sept. 30 ��Oct. 8 Parent's Day ~ II I 178 ��Blood Donor Day • 180 �I I I I~ II 181 �Homecoming Bonfire - Pep Rally October 13 182 ��Homecoming Dinner Dance October 14 • 184 ...: J ����Homecoming Displays 188 corning Hal: �ecorning Halftime 189 �Twelfth Night • 190 ��The Gong Show October 28 192 ��IDC-CC Halloween Party 194 ��Block Party • 196 �• I I I' I I 197 I �,,...---c I I IDC-CC Christmas Party 198 ��Winter Weekend I _,_,,__. ' ' �•• I 201 �TDR Valentine Dance FROTC inner Dance 't:n . J..,,,_. 202 �AFROTC Dinner Dance 203 �IDC-CC Valentine Party . 204 . "' ����Freshnian -Sophoniore Dinner Dance 208 ��J. { · ,.~ -,. _....! 210 t ~ - ~ ��St. Patrick's Day Party March 10 212 ����Potpourri Concert 'N Lecture Series: Mel Blanc 12, 15 Vincent Price 4, 16 Robert Sacchi 11, 6 Theater Production: Kennedy's Children 2 Alpha Campaign: 1, 9, 13 Biology Club Pie Contest 3, 5 Square Dance 7, 8, 10, 14 216 ��Junior-Senior Dinner Dance April 8 ,I I I I ����Firefall-Toby Beau Concert 222 ��Cherry Blossom Festival April 21-23 224 ����Graduation Rehearsal 228 ��Senior Dinner Dance May 18 \ 230 I ��.....- :ift ,•, ~''•hf4 • 232 �233 �Senior Class Picnic • �• I ���I I: I 240 ��Commencement 1978 • ( 242 ��������. - 1st row: John Lychos, Ch ri s O'Brien, Ed D'Amico, ,John Lack , Tony Couto, Ken Sickler, Ed Murray, Paul Wengen, Bill Sparks, Tony Shipula 2nd row: Mike Patrick, Dave Brace, .Jeff Davis, Tom Soko la, Mike Mo! itoris, Roh Irwin, David Fritzges, Bi 11 Sobczak, Dan Pisarcik, Andy Contu, 3rd row: Steve Crogan, Mark Arcure, Chip Hicks, Peter .Just, Rich Paciej, .Jack Tobin, Dave Samsel, Paul Miller, .Jim Devaney, Mike Wilson, Torr Heller; 4th row: Rick Krawetz, Jim Martin, John Miranda. Pete Maxwell, ,Jeff Shovlin, Dave Korba, Cliff ,Jones, Stan Keefe, Ray Pambianc, •Vince Savoca , Sam Mantione; .5th row: .Joe Shurites, Bill Molnar, Rich Chapman , Rich Hauser, .Joe Carr, Dave Gill, Steve Wengen, Jim Belk Sean O'Dea, Carmen Lopresto, ,Joel Kane; 6th row: Pat Boylan, Bob Rushworth, Melvin ,Johnson, ,James Scott, .Juan Navarro, Mike Azure, Don Brown, Karl Stanton, Steve Sirocke, Tom Yuhas, Tom Breese, Charles Andrewscavage; 7th row: Steve Brace, Bob Hellriegel, Ed Mollohan Pat Fruehan, Bruce Gooday, Charles Boyer; 8th row: Coach Roland Schmidt, Assistant Coaches Don Repshas, Ed Lukas, .Jonah Goobic, Jim Norri Joe Moran, Char les Graziano, Bill Horan; Dr. Gordon Earles, team physician; Mike Aed, trainer; Bob Franke and Dave Berman, assistant trainers; Tom Park and Tom Dougherty, managers. JI �Ed Murray, Paul Wengen , Bi ll Sparks, T o n y Shipula 1vid Fritzges, Bill Sobczak, Dan P isarc ik , And y Contos , Samsel, Paul Miller, Jim Devaney, M ike Wilso n, Tom )ave Korba, Cliff Jones, Stan Keefe, Ray P a mbianco fauser , Joe Carr, Dave Gill, Steve Wengen, Jim Beck ·ohnson, James Scott, Juan Navarro, Mike Azure, Don 7th row: Steve Brace, Bob Hell riege l, E d M ollahan hes Don Repshas , Ed Lukas, Jonah Goobic, J im Norri id, trainer; Bob Franke and Dave Be rm a n, assist.an �1977 FALL RESULTS Wilkes 19 . Wilkes 0 Wilkes 6 Wilks 2 Wilkes 13 Wilke 7 Wi kes 14 Wilkes 3 Wilkes 32 Indiana St. Lycoming Bloomsbµrg St. psala Moravian Albright:Susquehanna Juniata Delaware Valley ' 23 7 31 .9 7 0 7 5 8 Coach Schmidt's gridmen had a slow but came on strong in the latter part of season. The "BIB" win was over Albright, being knotched in the Colonels' sixth con Tony Couto, Chris O'Brien and Paul Wengen All-Stars, while Couto was MAC MVP. We surpassed some of the all-time greats and fini his career tied with Bill Horan as the fo leading receiver in history with 62 aerials 867 yards. �'. oach Schmidt's gridmen had a slow came on strong in the latter part of son. The "BIB" win was over Albrigh ng knotched in the Colonels' sixth co 1y Couto, Chris O'Brien and Paul Wengen -Stars, while Couto was MAC MVP. We passed some of the all-time greats and fin· career tied with Bill Horan as the fo iing receiver in history with 62 aerial yards. �es es 1 kes Wi}Jke Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 0 1 1 4 1 tip, a ~~loomsburg Mu, lenperg Lycoming ,Moravian Baptist Bib1e Scranto Albright Elizabethtown Susquehanna Delaware Valley Dickinson Madisl\Ul.- FD U ti After a previous 6-6 log, the 3-10 reco near the expectations of the 1977 Booters an Chip Eaton. Seniors Tony Apostolaros, Len and Steve Kinbach will be lost; , but the Mario, Apuzzo, Warren Bush, Joe Picco Golowich, Andy Dutch, Steve Bailey an Ritter. is a bright side. Apuzzo was leadi the 'past two years. Two outstanding fr Kip Brautigan and Zoomy Duong - will 1978 soccer team. row: Chip Brill, C h a rli e Issacs, Joe Stephens, Cliffor Rogers, Joe Degen h art, Maris Solomon; 2nd row: Ric h, Ed Finn, Ma rk Too le; 3rd row: Coach Chip Eaton , h, Bill Kingete r, Zoomy Duong, Asst. Coach Bob Mi �fter a previous 6-6 log, the 3-10 re , the expectations of the 1977 Booters Eaton. Seniors Tony Apostolaros, Steve Kinbach will be lost; but th io Apuzzo, Warren Bush, Joe Pi wich, Andy Dutch, Steve Bailey ·er is a bright side. Apuzzo was le past two years. Two outstanding Brautigan and Zoomy Duong - will soccer team. trow: Chip Brill, Charlie Issacs, Joe Stephens, C liffo rd Brautigan , Mario Apuzzo , co-captain; Tony Apostolaros, co-captain; Dave Reynolds, Ken Rogers, ,Joe Degenhart, Maris Solomon; 2nd row: Rick Snyder, Dave Borrman, Mark Ritter, Steve Bailey, Joe Piccone, Steve Kin back, And y Dutch, Ed F'inn, Mark Toole; :J rd row: Coach Chip Eaton , Dave Orrson, Nick Go lowich, Niccos Pisis, Mark Von Reddington , Len Vekkos, Warren Bush, Rill Kingeter, Zoomy Duong, Asst. Coach Bob Milmoe. �Ii 11 �1st row: Maryann Morgan, Debbie Kirchman, Diane Rezniuk, Joy Ormsby, Debbie Welliver, Becky Morgan, Peggy Masciolli, Karen Kretchmer, Cindy Yagloski; 2nd row: Reenie Corbett, Laura Canfield , Diane Polachek, Joanne Pugliese, Sally Steele, Jan Wolf, Linda McGwire, Rose McMahon, Judy Bellas, Coach Sandra Bloomberg. • ... The Women's Tennis squad proved to be a contender not just a competitor - and Coach Sandra Bloomberg led the Colonelettes to the NPWIAA Championship and an 8-5 OA season. Captains Sally Steele and Joann Pugliese, along with Laura Canfield and Reenie Corbett, were top netwomen. Rose McMahon and Judy Bellao were excellent doubles partners. Diane Polachek, Jan Wolfe and Linda McGuire were strong spots. �1st row: Geri McAffee, Julie Kerrick, LuAnn Neely, Barb Gorgas, Lee An n Earl, Dawn Evans, Jean Jo h nson, Ronna Colvin, Babetta Bernstein; 2nd row: Megan Ward, Coach Gay Meyers, Marie Elko, Pat Paraventi, Pam Snyder, Margo Diesen h ouse, Jerry Ann Smith, Lisa Welkey; 3rd row Mary Jo Frail, Monica Krammer, Elizabeth Powell, Karen Worl insky. 197 Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wi s Wilkes ilkes Wilkes Wilkes,, .N.. bright 2 ~cranton tztow Lafayette Del. Val. Bloomsburg oming ywo9d ehanna u. e 2 4 0 1 0 1 2 T resp the the goal Frai higl Jun and Me~ scor �JiJ m s, Jean Johnson, Ronna Colvin, Babetta Bernstein· Diesenhouse, Jerry Ann Smith, Lisa Welkey; 3rd row. The Field Hockey team completed a wellrespected 7-5-1 season, including first place in the NPWIAA league. Freshman Pam Snyder led the Colonelette's offensive attack with eight goals and three assists. Sophomores Mary Jo Frail, Marie Elko, and Jerry Ann Smith were high point gatherers for the Blue and Gold. Junior Julie Kerrick and seniors Barb Gorgas and Ronna Colvin were strong players for Gay Meyers' squad. As a team, the Colonelettes outscored their opponents 35 goals to 23 goals. �I I' I First Row: Jeff Davis, Dave Kerek, Ed Eppler, Dan Thomas, Roger Davis. Second Row: Coach Kevin Davenport, Dave Boris, Don Dan Rittenhouse , Dave Kowalchik �:ond Row: Coach Kevin Davenport, Dave Boris, Don Under first-year mentor Kevin Davenport, the Colonel Harriers turned in an impressive 8-6 log for its first winning season. Danny Thomas finished 10th in the MAC contest and 221st in the NCAA competition . ... �Row: Rob Doty , Greg Ilagen, Tony Pinto, John Moffa I y Glawe, Betsy Iscovitz, Maris Solomon, Kathy Ochs, : Manley, Kevin Augustine, JeffBoberick, Coach Ken Tu was an exciting year for the Colonel tank tei d-year Coach Ken Turley. A new feat was 1 g competition. Kevin Augustine and Jeff B ts. The relay team of Jeff Jones, Tony Pinto, �. . 1977.73 RESULTS WILKES 47 27 56 72 72 61 38 70 34 75 66 Ursinus Dickinson Lycoming Western Maryland Jersey City Sta e Susquehanna Kings Lycoming Binghamton Utica Cathedral 52 74 47 87 12 38 62 30 79 35 34 )twas an exciting year for the Colonel tank team which posted its first winning season in the school's history under nd•year Coach Ken Turley. A new feat was set when Cindy Glawe captured the school's first gold medal in MAC ·ng competition. Kevin Augustine and Jeff Boberick established new school records in the 200 and 1000 freestyle nts. The relay team of Jeff Jones, Tony Pinto, Jim Edwards, and Augustine set a new mark in the 400 freestyle. 263 �I II First Row: Patti Paraventi, Melissa Bruce, Karen Smallcomb, Karen Smith, Anita Meehan, Sue Freda, Diane Tendig Second Row: Coach Sandy Bloomberg, Kathy Rickard, Connie Rickard, Julie Kerrick, Debbie Yedlock, Lynn Yedlock, Mary Jo Frail, Nancy Johnson, Gloria Pastrernick, Sharon Wilkes, Wilma Hurst (Manager) e first winning season was celebrated by tl Bloomberg noted teamwork as the key y after freshman Diane Kendig arrived ear she would be a major asset to the sq1 rer of the season, but she was also selecte1 Jo Frail, Karen Olney, Anita Meehan, were also top performers. �lue Freda, Di_ane Tendig Second Row: Coach Sandy Mary Jo Frail, Nancy Johnson, Gloria Pastrernick, The first winning season was celebrated by the Colonelettes and Coach dy Bloomberg noted teamwork as the key to success on the courts. rtly after freshman Diane Kendig arrived at the Wilkes campus, it clear she would be a major asset to the squad. Not only was she the scorer of the season, but she was also selected as Most Valuable Player. y Jo Frail, Karen Olney, Anita Meehan, Debbie Yedlock and Sue a were also top performers. �First Row: Eddie Johnson, Bill Dodge, Gino Cirelli, Bob DeSalvo, Don Gaetano Second Row: Val Kaplan (Mana House (Co-Captain), Doug Dresher, Steve Gobble, Bill Fernandez, Curt Schuader, Tony Wells, John Richie, Pe Ben McCollum, Joe Gray, Brooks Clark �First Row: Eddie Johnson, Bill Dodge, Gino Cirelli, Bob Crawford, Joe Napoli, Pat O'Callahan, Bryon Billig, Dickie Bernier, Casper Tortella, John DeSalvo, Don Gaetano Second Row: Val Kaplan (Manager), Denny Jacobs, Alex Grohol, Mark Densberger, Mike Sacchitella, Rick Smith, Danny House (Co-Captain), Doug Dresher, Steve Gobble, Bill Karpovich, Dave Morrison, Dan Miner, Zoomy Duong (Manager) Third Row: Armando Fernandez, Curt Schuader, Tony Wells, John Richie, Perry Lichtinger, Greg MacLean (Co-Captain), Gene Clemons, Jim Kacidurian, Ernie Rouse, Ben McCollum, Joe Gray, Brooks Clark �ana lue Gold Grapplers of Coach Joh season than anyone expected, especi , ho predicted a "rebuilding year." A 25 igh and a 1'7-14: win over Navy we polls, but a 38-3 setback to Oregon houghts. However, the Wilkesmen w e mid and late season, posting victori a, and finishing fifth at t:ie EIW A's. ons and Dave Gregow were NCA advancing two rounds. Co-captains y House celebrated_fine senior years. red for coming through in the illig ~d sophomores Ed Johnson, y Jacobs show much promise fort 1977 RESULTS ES 26 25 3 17 18 14 18 12 18 42 36 45 York Lehigh Oregan State Navy Florida Oklahoma Tennessee N. Carolina State Syracuse Delaware Valley Montclair Elizabethtown oming ghamto) o stra East Stroudsburg Army Bucknell Franklin & Mat$hall Penn State Rutgers 12 18 38 14 w 30 18 27 17 0 8 3 9 9 12 2.9 7 13 15 30 15 �e Blue and Gold Grapple rs of Coach John Reese finis lied r season than anyone expected, especially Eastern mat , who predicted a "i-ebuilding year." A 25-18 upset victory Lehigh and a 17-14 win over Navy were convincing to nal polls, but a 38-3 setback to Oregon relinquished im·ve thoughts. However, the Wilkesmen were highly rated g the mid and late season, posting victories over Syracuse ofstra, and finishing fifth at i;1e EIWA's. Casper 'I'ortella, Clemons and Dave Gregow were NCAA qualifiers, with ons advancing two rounds. Co-captains Greg MacLean Danny House celebratedfine senior years. House was most mbered for coming through · in the "clutch." Frosh Billig and sophomores Ed Johnson, Mark Densberger Denny Jacobs show much promi,se for the future. 1977 RESULTS ork ehigh regan State 12 18 38 14 2n 30 18 27 17 0 8 3 oming ghamto stra t St roudsburg rmy uckn ell ranklin & Marshall · enn State 9 9 12 29 7 13 15 30 15 �I' • FIRST ROW: Jim O'Neill , Jack Manley, Asst. Capt.; John Larkin, Pres. ; Mark Davis, Capt.; Bill Manley, Dave Morales, Todd Noll. SECOND ROW: Mike Pahuta, Mark Ungvarsky, Jim Kovak , Rick Ungvarsky, Pete Roselle. MISSING: Craig Jackson, Dave Arrigoni, Bob Bensley, Ed Ohmotl, Barry Kovak. �• ill Manley, Dave Morales, Todd Noll. SECOND ROW 1g Jackson, Dave Arrigoni, Bob Bensley, Ed Ohmott, �-.!!!JI Senior Artie Meigh �Despite a disappointing season, the Colonel Cagers capitalized on the rebuilding year and the future outlook is bright, according to Coach Rodger Bearde. Wilkes stellar forward _ John Zapko returns for the '78-79 season with the honor of being leading rebounder in the MAC, second highest scorer, and a first team All-Star selection. Another underclassman returning will be Mike McCarrie, who had fifth highest field goal average in the league. Junior Jeff Baird will be a strong point for Blue and Goal rebounding since he was 7th in the MAC in '77-78. Lost to graduation will be Terry "Mr. Hustle" Schoen, Nick Holgash, Ken Hughes, and Bob Welsh. ���Wilkes College Baseball �3aseball �First Row: Bill Polaha, Terry Schoen, Barry Harcharufka, Ken Suchoski , Lou Elefante, Bi ll Hockenbury, Andy Kresky, Dave Hun garter Second Row: George Kavulich, Gary Capece, Carl DeFelice, Dave Korba, Dan Pisarcik, Steve Grasley, Bob Brezinski, Rick Marshall Third Row: Phil Marino, Carme n Lopresto, Jim Adams, Randy McHenry, Jim Kearney, Rick Borofsk i, Ch ick Andrewscavage, Mike Briel 1978 RESULTS Allentown Bloomsburg •• Sl,lllQuehanna ~ ~ "'- Scranton King's Elizabethtown East Stroudsburg Albright Delaware Valley Ursinus Scranton Juniata Kutztown Moravian Upsala Franklin & Marshall 8- J 5 - 1 4 -0 6 6 -4 3 - 10 0 0 - 2 J - 5 4 1 - 7 4 - 5 1 2 3- 5 5 �II Hockenbury, Andy Kresky, Dave Hungarter Second asley, Bob Brezinski, Rick Marshall Third Row: Phil ,ick Andrewscavage, Mike Briel 1978 RESULTS es 22 5 9 9 9 15 21 ~ \' "'°'' 12 9-9 7 13 - 6 7 - 15 7 14 4 - 14 4 Allentown Bloomsburg Susquehanna Scranton King's Elizabethtown East Stroudsburg Albright Delaware Valley Ursinus Scranton Juniata Kutztown Moravian Upsala Franklin & Marshall 8 - 1 5 - 1 4 -0 6 6 -4 3 - 10 0 0 - 2 1- 5 4 1 - 7 4 - 5 1 2 3 - 5 5 �Row 1: Terri Roof, Leslie Conway, Marilyn Barbieri, Laurie Haberacket, Nina Nubani , Pam Snyder, Laurie Small, C ind y Rossi Row 2: Coach Doris Saracino, Arnt Gordon, Karen Burkely, Sally Steele, Mary Kay Price, Karen Polomski, Lynn Arlauskas, Sharon Knight, Donna Whitmore, Diane Brodbeck, Marcia, Debbie Ryan �Snyder, Laurie Small , Cindy Rossi Row 2: Coach Doris rn Arlauskas, Sharon Knight, Donna Whitmore, Diane �The Volleyball team can boast about its 6 - 3 season record since the Colonelettes picked up two very significant wins over rivals King's and LCCC. Coach Dori Saracino cited Sally Steele as the team's Most Valuable Player and Karen Polomsky as "Most Dedicated" at the All Sports and Awards Banquet. �yball team can boast about its 6 - 3 seaso the Colonelettes picked up t wo very sigm over rivals King's and LCCC. Coach Dor· id Sally Steele as the team's M ost Valuabl (aren Polomsky as "Most Dedicated" at th nd Awards Banquet. �First Row: Bernie Donachie, Bruce Douglas, Sieve Kinback , John Lack, Bruce Davis, Bi ll Abrams, Greg Wi ld Second Row: Andy DuLch, Todd Noll, Bill Adams, Jim O'Neill, Brian Blesi, Bob Taylor, John Larkin , Mark Sanders Third Row: Wayne Krum , Brooks Clark, Tom Heller, Wes Samsel. Doug Price, Joe Burnett Standing: Coac h William MacArthur, Charl ie Zezza, Tom W illiams, Mark Clifford, Dave Singer, Joe Martire, Pete Maxwell, Head Coac h Jon Hobrock • Senmr Bruce Davis Colonel's Lacrosse �brams, Greg Wild Second Row: Andy Dutch, Todd Noll Wayne Krum, Brooks Clark, Tom Heller, Wes Samsel , Mark Clifford, Dave Singer, Joe Martire, Pete Maxwell, • S1?'1"1"mr Bruce Davis ~sse �1978 RESULTS WILKES 17 6 2 6 6 17 15 JO 14 3 15 Dickinson Lehigh Gettysburg Bucknel l Madison FDU Haverford Muhlenbe rg Western Maryland Lebanon Valley Franklin & Marshall Penn State 6 10 13 9 8 15 5 11 5 ;1 1 Under n ew Head Coach Jon Hobrock, the Cc C and 5 - 6 OA. Sophomore Bill Adams, who a first team MAC All-Star and senior Brw d 13 assists to make second team. Wayne Kn d Greg Wild were offensive standouts while J, ·nAbrams, Mark Sanders, and freshman goal ense. D avis was high scorer in the Haverford sists. �r new Head Coach Jon Hobrock, the Colonel stickmen were in the and 5- 6 OA. Sophomore Bill Adams, who scored 28 goals and 9 assists first team MAC All-Star and senior Bruce Davis registered 23 goals assists to make second team. Wayne Krum, Brian Blesi, Joe Burett, Wild were offensive standouts while John Lack, Bernie Donachie, rams, Mark Sanders, and freshman goalie David Singer excelled on . Davis was high scorer in the Haverford game, recording 7 goals and �1978 RESULTS WILKES 6 0 4 27 9 11 0 Upsala Susquehanna Scranton Baptist Bible Marywood Kings LCCC 10 9 5 0 17 2 3 �1978 RESULTS WILKES 6 0 4 27 9 11 0 Upsala Susquehanna Scranton Baptist Bible Marywood Kings LCCC 10 9 5 0 17 2 3 �t Row: Stan Monoski, Bill Murtaugh, Terry Collins S, ke Hromchak, Coach Tom Rokita 1978 RESULTS WILKES 0 4 8 6 2 6 0 1 8 3 7 2 3 0 Juniata Ursinus Moravin Kings Scranton Susquehanna Bloomsburg Elizabethtown Kings Sctanlon Lycoming Albright Baptist Bible Muhlenberg 9 5 1 3 7 ... - -~ I 3 9 8 1 6 2 7 6 9 -- ~,., ,. . I �... il,. Row: Stan Monoski, Bill Murtaugh, Terry Collins Second Row: Ri ck Baran, Steve Cheplik, Hromchak, Coach Tom Rokita Coach Tom Rokita's netmen completed a 5 - 9 record with two of the victories being recorded over Kings. Senior Rick Baran will be gone for the next season but a good crop returns in Mike Hromchak, Stan Monoski, Steve Cheplik, Billy Murtaugh, and Terry Collins. 291 �' Wilkes Golf WIL The Golf team won 13 matches, lost only 2, an placed fourth in the prestigious MAC tourney. Th' basically young team was led by Most Valuabl Player Bill Briggs who hit a 158 to garner third in the MAC tourney. Coach Rollie Schmidt looks forward to next season with many excellent performers returning. �Front to Back: Coach Roland Schmidt, Ken Donlavage, Bruce Slivinski, Billy Briggs, Joe Skladany, Steve Nielsen, Joe Rubbico, Brian Hoynak 1978 RES UL TS WILKES 414 395 37 39 392 422 422 matches, lost only 2, tigious MAC tourney. as led by Most Valua a 158 to garner third in ie Schmidt looks forward llent performers returning. averford Kings Scranton Kings Upsala Muhlenberg Moravian ~ Lycoming Susquehanna Ursinus East Stroud~urg Albright Juniata Lebonan Valley Sera ton 408 405 417 405 439 425 448 4 9 411 465 388 423 409 423 428 ���N.Y.1 13790 ACORN 98 Mats, . ADPiil\1S, SUS 42 Cemetery S ANDE ON, X 81 N, RONALD C Pl., Oradell, . 18705 tston , Pa. ~643 RY JR. " . 18707 EDY a. 18704 s- . 18702 own Pa. 18640 ICHAEL n, Pa. 18704 NALD annock, Pa. 18657 RANCIS , Pa. 18518 MURPHEY, Ill s, Pa. 18612 EN SHEL Y, elphia, Pa. 19149 , N.Y. 11580 7016 OBERT D. a in St., Nanticok , ,D ford BRI le S CY rail LI IR . 18634 · arre, Pa. 18702 re, Pa. 18702 H s , N.Y. 11741 C h C yb E St., Kingston , P ANDREA DOR Im St., WilkesAUL L. t., Duryea, Pa. S, DENISE St., Ashley, Pa EBORAH AN ins, Pa. BUT t , N.J. 07083 KUNIEWSKI 18706 BRUCE , 542 Rutter ERYAVEC, J 143 Electric St. EV ANS , DA vrn 46 W.Walnut St EVANS, DEAN Box 188 RD#l, EVANS, MARY 52 Cherry St. Pl FALCO NE, TIN 1206 Main St. P FERRARO, MH 1110 Murray St. FERRETTI, E 26 Poole St. Pit1 FESSLER, GRE RD#l Laurel R FIELD, ELLE!-j 47 Holiday Dr FINKELSTEI 100 N.Dawes NN, EDWA soe 0 SC 4 McAlpjne S "" ton Ave., Yatesvil CK, THOMAS C. ox 161, Sugarloaf, Pa. 18249 BO.YER, EDWARD GE..ORGE, I 311 Springview Rd ~orristow BOYLE, JACQUELYN 934 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barr 01 �24 Quassuk Rd. 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Pa. 1870 WARD nton, Pa. 18505 MARIE m City, Pa. 185 UDAWSKI, MICHAEL 12 We11es St. Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 USHEFSKI, .JOAN L. 52 Be et St. Old Forge. Pa. 18fi18 OHN C. RD #3 Mountaint<>p, Pa. 18707 S 4 S 1 s IOHARDJ. ery Ave. West Pittston. Pa. l ;43 UR}!mN RENEE . Fnrty Fort, Pa. l 8704 l'I J \.Jf\..t\ ARK LAWRENCE ve. pper ack, N.Y. 10960 Ar FRAN~ JOHN awtlforne Ave. Clifton, .,J. 0i011 LINIDWEIN, ROGER W. 1 Crane Rd. Rd,inboro, P 16412 EN,TERRY Irving Ave. Sqanton, a. 1 BACK, ,JOHN W. ine ~t. Old Forge, Pa. 851 TZ, MA A. ley We gle, Pa. IS704 A JLLJ~ re rre, Pa. 18'702 UISE eton , N.J. 0830 ITE VIGTORI 244 N. -ain St. Wilkes -Ba rre , Pa. 18702 SHELDON, GRACE ELLEN 50 N. Pioneer Ave. Shavertown, Pa. 18708 SHIPULA, ANTHONY J., II 355 Phillips St. Wilkes -Barre, Pa. 18702 SHISKOWSKI , JOSEPH G. 108 Simpson St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 SHUTT, DONALD G. 77 New Alexander St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1870 SIBERSKI, JAM 103 McDonald ticok . 18651 SICK, DAVID 446 S. Franklin arre 18702 SIEGEL, LEWI 70 N. Landon A n, Pa. 18704 SIERGIEJ, S E 37 E. Poplar ·coke, Pa. 18634 SILVER, SE 575 Dubois A am, N.Y. 11581 SIMENSKY, 1054 Springbr sic, Pa. 18507 SIMMS, RHEA POLITIS 116 Butler St. Kingston, Pa. 18704 SIMONSON, SUSAN R. 25 Summit View Dr. Mountaintop, Pa. 18707 RANK R. St. Wilkes-Barre, P . 02 , JOHN EDWARD ai~ St. Kingston, 704 H, HARRIET darwo_gd Dr. L arre, Pa. 1 H, PAMELA Hill Rd. Le STRATI' 208 Brookl STRAUB, 54 N. Main STRINKO 14 Calvin ,' STROB STUMPF, RD #1 Fox SUCHOCKI 1316 N. Wa MAMMA Fort, Pa. 18 RD J., JR. Kingston, P C., JR. cranton, Pa. 1 T. Ill lkes-Barre, PAYN ey, 70 LA ANN es-Barre, Pa. 18705 E EMILY n St. Wilkes-Barr IA ANN Pittston, Pa. 18 EN WAYNE Circle, Harri sbL N MARY n St. Wilkes- SUCHOSK , Pa. 1863 .. ES ~frl8 m , , Pa. 18704 L. m. Pa. 18201 788 E. Mai TIPPETT, ROBE Box 872 Berwick, TOMASSACCI, CY RD #3 Shickshinn TOM CZAK, MAR 2 Plumtree Rd. Lee TOWNSEND, E 45 Woodland NCHARD Wayne R , Pa. 18225 L 8 655 MARY a. 190"6 . New Phila A MARIE . Upper A THONY D Hall, Pa. 1 OY, MARK 2 Bowman S WILSKI, J 1 E. Main St. Wilkes-B ~,))IANE MARIE O ,Rlosevelt Ave. Dunmor , 2 N .....,,=:::1,..._ ~.N~. ' __;, - �RD P a. 18505 [E ... 187 'l"N . Pa. 18705 ,Y . LL Bed ALL 5 N. ALT 1coke, Pa. ANCY MAMMAR y F o rt, P a . 18 ARD J. , JR. . Kin gston , P a C., JR. cranton, P a. 1 ATK T . III 27 N. ilkes -Ba rre, P ATSON , BRUCE PAYN _ _ 2;;;;;;;;:=::::'.::::::::==::::=~~~~~l~~~~~ fil~ii; ilk es- Barre, Pa. \/ Pa. 18640 NE la rris burg, y a. 18704 . Pa. 18201 . 18706 >a. 18705 a. 18225 RY 19056 ,850 ' \ ~ r4 eigh 3642 \ ���A dedicated member of the "Wilkes College Family" At peace with Christ October 13, 1977 At Both 1 Wilkes College graduate, class of 1954, and Wilkes College part-time professor John Gregory K on sa vage • Dad, Your smile Ever present Glowing Always kind Always patient Full of love I had no idea how you touched my life with your happiness and inspiration. But neither did I know how you would guide my future from memories of you even now. I 073 Highway Wilkes -Barre, Pennsylva Phone (717) 824- Constantly missed by daughter karen, '78 304 �Ample Protected Parking • WILKES-BARRE THE BOSTON STORE ly" ~,.z,'"IWU4Yat.wr. I .,;,I I 11111 1111( II WILKES-BARRE I ,1111 11 11( HAZLETON At Both Locations HAZLETON ::ollege Compliments Of WOOL WORTH'S Wilkes-Barre, Pa. I 073 Highway 3 15 Wilkes -Barre, Pennsylvania 18702 Phone(717)824 -9831 19- 21 East South Street • Wi I kes-Barre, Pa. Phone : 823-1 I 03 305 �Compliments Of CHACKO'S F.E. PARKHURST, INC. Bowling Lanes General Insurance Complete Insurance Service We Write All Kinds of Insurance United Penn Bank Bldg. HURJAX INC. Dial Wilkes-Barre 825-7321 Cameras and Photo Supplies Gateway Shopping Center DECKOUR'S "Where the Parking Beer Distributor Phone 822-7045 158 S. Pennsylvania Blvd. (Across From Bishop Hoban) Cold Beer Halves And Quarters Congratulations Class Of '78 Is Easy" Open Until 9 p.m. Every Night Join the Pepsi People Feelin' Free! CHUCK ROBBINS SPORTING GOODS PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY "Your Specialist in Sports" 39 W. Market St. 822-1333 P.O. Box 1091, 26 Hill Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 18703 306 �homecoming headquarters Since 1898 WILKES-BARRE WINDOW CLEANING CO. 140 Lehigh St. Complete Janitor Service Phone 823-7018 • Compliments Of banquet facilities . .. all sizes; dining room serves smorgasbord thurs. and sunday . .. a la carte service daily on the nver common 822-3131 JOHN & BONNIE DONAHUE'S HOUR GLASS COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT LLEWELLYN & McKANE Inc. Mnnufncturers of Fin e Printing r. 0. Box 507 ■ 31 Ne w Hill St , W ilk es -Barre , Penn a. 18703 Ph one s (777 ) 822 -87 8 7 ■ 822-8782 307 �) K M E< B« Tl Tl JeJ B.l Jo A Tf M1 Ca Mi B,c Pa Ge Mi --- Mi Mi �TRONS Kristin M. Pierson Mr. & Mrs. William R. Miller Edward Kobilis Bernard Seidner The Lubas Family Mr. & rs. ;ro~n~ ~ -e~e~yOzone & The Ozonettes Joanne !Pug Liese Mr. & rs. Thomas Dale Albert M. Romanick Mark E Mishinski Natalia Aizemgart Reverend Dean Evans Mrs. William Kennedy Josephine B. Dunlap Mrs. Toby Beau Mr. & Mrs. George Dreabit Redd B. West The Cave, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. J . Brooks West Mr. & Mrs. John B. Evans, Jr. The Kat Family Jean & Emil Pohorely B. J . Al xi \ Art Hoover Thaddeus & Sophie Pruskowski Mildred A. Gittens U, R. Nejib Mr. & Mrs. John Merten and Family Carl E. Holsberger, Jr. Mrs. G. M. Singer Rokay Flower Shop Paddock Paint & Supply Co. George A. Derr Mr. Billy Joel Mr. & Mrs. Raymound Petrone Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Olney �Countless hours go into the completion of a yearbook. The steps are endless, from the first rough draft to the final deadline, when each page is ready for publication. Murphy's Law states that "If something is going to go wrong, it will happen at the most inopportune moment." I have learned, the hard way,just how true this statement is. Unexpected obstacles kept turning up: pictures that didn't turn out, supplies that seemed to disappear, and two typewriters that were always in need of repair. A roomful of eager people attended the first meeting, but gradually, the early enthusiasm faded, and as the weeks passed, our staff size slowly dwindled. However, thanks to the consistent work of those who stayed, we were able to complete the yearbook. Special recognition should go to the following people: Chuck Allabaugh for lending us his artistic talent; Bert Katz and Pat Trotta who stayed up many nights typing tedious copy sheets; Bob Gaetano for giving us pictures when the professional photographer did not make it to the events; Mary Giblin and Donna Whitmore, two newcomers whose enthusiasm made up for their initial lack of experience and proved to be two very important members of the staff; Pat DeLorenzo, Sue Suchanic, and Sue Oakland for their continued assistance in running a busy yearbook office; Steve Bailey for completing the entire sports section himself; Lynn Jacobs who volunteered her service far beyond the requirements of her job; Paul Jobson, American Yearbook Representative, who worked closely with the staff and gav, us confidence in ourselves; and Nigel Gray for the responsibility and patience he showed in taking and developing pictures. Most of all, I felt very lucky to have Mr. Art Hoover as the advisor. He offered constant encouragement throughout the year and without his support, it is doubtful that many of us would have kept our sanity. And finally, we come to what this yearbook is about: hundreds of students, with many different backgrounds and interests, all building on past experiences and knowledge to prepare for the future. From our first day of college when we ,1ntered Wilkes as shaky freshmen, right up to the moment we were handed our diplomas, we were learning, changing and growing - not only in the classroom, but in the cafe, the SUB, the commons, and the dorm where we heard new viewpoints, new opinions, and saw new faces. I hope that the 1978 Amnicola will serve as a record of these years, a reflection of memories that we will never forget. Goodbye and Good Luck, Editor-in-Chief, 1978 Amnicola 310 �• . �• �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wilkes Yearbooks (Amnicola), 1947-2019 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947-2019 Description An account of the resource This collection is the complete digitized series of the Wilkes College and Wilkes University yearbooks (Amnicola). The following years did not produce a yearbook: 2012 2018 2020 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amnicola, 1978 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/41575ec03843779380fc6d79d3eba37d.pdf b9c786c1ba728f9babd01abf694ac512 PDF Text Text 1977 ���FRIENDS �1977 AMNICOLA WILKES COLLEGE WILKES-BARRE PENNSYLVANIA 2 �• TABLE OF CONTENTS .. THEME ..................... 1 SENIORS .................. 16 WHO'S WHO .............. 56 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY COLLEGE SERVICES ...... 72 DORMS .................. 104 CLUBS ................... 136 EVENTS .................. 168 SPORTS .................. 248 SENIOR DIRECTORY ...... 296 ADVERTISEMENTS ....... 302 \\IL ... ~ ..,. ~RE, PA. 3 �FRIENDS I hope today will be a lighter highway For friends are found on every road Can you ever .think of any better way For the lost and weary traveler to go �6 �7 �Picking friends for the world to see Let the people know You got what you need With a friend at hand • 8 �9 �10 �. You will see the light If your friends are there Then everything' s all right I1 �• 12 ��90,T r111 WILKES ~--- COLLE �. It seems to me a crime that we should age These fragile times should slip us by A time we never can or shall erase •• As friends together watch their childhood fly 15 ���DIANE AMATO B.A., Psychology ~ ~ f MARK R. ABBRUZZESE PAUL ADAMS B.A. , Physics GLORIA M. A. AGURKIS B.A., Elementary Education GAIL AZAIN B.S., Mathematics B.A., Sociology AMY LOUISE ALBANESE B.A. , Elementary Education 18 I JIA:,- ...... EUGENE ALBRIGHT,JR. MARY ELLEN ALU Account ing B.A., English - Journalism HOLLY G. BAAB B.A., Psychology & Sociology �B.A.,E J GLORIA M. A. AGURKIS B.S., Mathematics - SUSAN E. APALISKI LORI ANN ASHBAUGH B.A., Political Science B.S., Accounting f GAILAZAIN B.A., Sociology .I';" MARY ELLEN ALU ,.A., English - Journalism a&,: . . . . . . HOLLY G. BAAB B.A., Psychology & Sociology 19 �ANDREW G. BACHARACH JUDITH BALENT LON AR THUR BA LUM B.S. , Business Administrarion B.S., Nursing B.A., Sociology & Psychology GUY BARBATO ROBERT BARBER GEORGE M . BARNARD Ill B.S. , Biology B.S., Accounting B.A., Business • I / ALAN BERGER B.S.. Business Adm inist ration 20 A PHILLIP BLAUM B.S., Business Administration �LON AR THUR BAL UM B.A. , Sociology & Psychology GEORGE M. BARNARD III B.A. , Business RAYMOND A. BEST RONALD BIELECKI B.S., Accounting B.S. , Music Education CONNIE BISULCA MARK R. BLAUER B.A., English B.S. , Environmental Science ' PHILLIP BLAUM JULIA ANN BOW ALI CH BRIAN BOSTON B.S.. Business Adminisrrarion B.S. , Nursing B.S. , English - J ou rn alism 21 �SUSAN CELESTE BRODY LOUANN BROWN GIACOMINA BUZZELLI B.A., German B.A. , Elementary Education & Sociology B.S., Music Education MARK BUCHINSKI B.S., Math 22 CHARLES BENN ETT CALKI1' B.S. , Business Administration JOSEPH W . BUCKLEY SHELLEY BUSA LOUISE BUTKIEWICZ JOAN CHEMNITIUS B.A., English B.S., Nursing B.S.. Biology B.S., Accounting �LOUANN BROWN GIACOMINA BUZZELLI B.A., Elementary Education & Sociology B.S., Music Education :rs MARK BUCHINSKI CHARLES BENNETT CALKINS MAUREEN G. CAREY MARIA CASAGRANDE B.S., Math B.S., Business Administration B.A., Elementary Education B.S., Nursing LOUISE BUTKIEWICZ JOAN CHEMNITIUS DAVID P. CHER UNDO LO JOSEPH T. CHMIOLA fl.S .. Biology Fl.S .. Accounting B.A .. Political S,icmc B.S.. Business Adminisrr:ttion 23 �CAROL CIESIELSKI RUSSELL R. CLELLAND SHARON MARIE CLUNE B.S., Nursing B.S., Accounting B.A., History MARY ANNE COACH LARRY COHEN LAWERENCE A. CONNER III CHARLES J. DEITZ B.A., Sociology & Elementary Education B.S., Business Administration B.A. , Psychology - Sociology B.S., Biology LEONARD COSTELLO -DOROTHY ELLEN DEMKO • B.S., Music Education 24 B.S., Accounting �SHARON MARIE CLUNE PATTY CULLINAN ARTHUR SAUL DANIELS B.A., History B.A., Elementary Education B.S. , Engineering CHARLES J. DEITZ AILEEN PATRICIA DELANEY DENISE DEMKO B.A., Psychology - Sociology B.S., Biology B.S. , Mathematics B.A. , Elementary Education LEONARD COSTELLO DOROTHY ELLEN DEMKO MARIANNE DEVLIN RUTH M. DIESTEL-MEIER B.S., Music Education B.S., Accounting B.S.. Nursing B.S. , Nursing LAWERENCE A. CONNER III 25 �26 THERESA R. DOMANSKI JAMES A. DURNETTI B.A., Fine Arts B.S., Environmental Science GAYLE M. DONALESKI JOSEPH A. DOUGHERTY III DANE DRASHER GLORIA JEAN ENDRUSICK B.A., Psychology & Elementary Education B.S., Accounting B.A., Elementary Education & R.O.T.C. B.A., Elementary Education ALEXANDRA DROUSSIOTIS REGINA DRUGAN CHESTER FRANK DUDICK, JR. B.A., Elementary Education & Psychology B.A., Psychology B.A., Hi story �.., • H. SCOTT EDMUNDS JAMES A. DURNETTI CRAIG EDFORT B.S., Environmental Science B.S., Accounting DANE DRASHER GLORIAJEAN ENDRUSICK JOANNE MARIE ENGLOT MANNY EVANS B.A., Elementary Education & R.O.T.C. B.A., Elementary Education B.S., Mathematics B.S., Accounting - B.A., Social Studies - History .... CHESTER FRANK DUD ICK, JR. NANCY EVANS B.A., History B.S., Music Education 27 �/ NED JOHN EVANS SUE EVANS ROBERT G. EVERHART B.A. , Elementary Education B.S., Mathematics B.S., Biology KIM FLIS B.A. , Political Science ...... 28 I RENEE LYNN FOGELSON WENDY LEE FERRALL SUSAN F. FICHERA PATTI FICHTNER B.S., Accounting B.S., Nursing B.A., Sociology B.A., Fine Ans & Education LOU FISHER KATHLEEN M. GILDEA B.S.. Biology B.A., Elementary Education �. KIM FLIS JI LL A. FRITZ B.S., Biology B.A., Political Science B.S., Nursing PATTI FICHTNER RENEE LYNN FOGELSON STEPHEN D. GANSKI B.A., Sociology B.A., Fine Arts & Education B.S., Biology LOU FISHER KATHLEEN M. GILDEA PAMELA L. GINGELL ANNETTE GOODMAN B.S. Riology B.A .. Elementary Education B.S., Nursing B.A., Elementary Education & Psychology ROBERTG. EVERHART 29 �30 CRAIG A. GORTON LAURA ANN HADSALL B.S. , Business Admini stratio n B.A., Hi story PETER]. GRABKO DONNA GRANAHAN FRANCINE L. GREENBERG JACQUELINE ALICE HARMON B.S. , Mu sic Edu cat ion B.S. , Medical T echn o logy B.A. , Elementary Edu cation B.S. , Bio logy DAVID W. GREG ROW JOANN GROUT ANN MARIE GR UZDAS JOHN). HARPER B.A , Eng li sh R.S. , M athe mati cs B.A, Hi sto11· BS., l\l:Hhcm :Hi cs & R.O.TC �CRAIG A. GORTON LAURA ANN HADSALL DANIEL HADUCK SUSAN HANSEN R.S. , Business Administration B.A. , History B.A., Sociology B.A. , Mathema tics FRANCINE L GREENBERG JACQUELINE ALICE HARMON B.A., Elementary Education B.S. , Bio logy ANN MARIE GR UZDAS .JOHN J. HARPER BA . Hi story ll .S.. 1\.1:ttlicmatics & R .O. T .C:. 31 �CAROL ANN HASINUS B.A., Elementary Education & Sociology ELAINE HOMICK B.A., Elementary Education DEBORAH K. HUGHES B.A., Elementary Education 32 JUDITH KEATS HATCHER RICHARD KIM HOFMAN B.A., Fine Arts Education B.S., Environmental Science SANDRA HORENSKY CHRISTINE HUDAK B.S., Nursing B.A., Elementary Education & Music TERRI JACKSON B.A., Fine Arts �GARY A. HUGHES DEBORAH HYNOSKI B.S., Biology B.S., Environmental Science STEVE H . JACHZEL MARKJJACOBS B.S., Biology B.A., Political Science TERRI JACKSON BRIDGET JAMES LINDA JAMI OLKOWSKI B.A ., Fine Arts B.S. , Environmental Science B.S. , Ma terial s Engineering CHRISTINE HUDAK B.A., Elementary Education & Music 33 �34 JOHN F.JASTREM JAMES M. JOHNSON JAMES W.JUDGE ROBERT KELLER B.S., Accounting B.S., Accounting B.S., Biology BA, Psychology KATHERINE I. KABY BARBARA KILKENNY B.S., Nursing, B.A., Psychology B.S., Biology MARY JAN KADLECIK DOROTHY P. KAUFMAN ROBERT KELLAR ERIC KLEPAC B.S., Music Education B.S., Nursing B.S. , Mathematics B.A., Psychology �JAMES W. JUDGE ROBERT KELLER ROBERT KENNEDY B.S. , Biology B.A. , Psychology B.S. , Music Education KA THERINE I. KABY BARBARA KILKENNY JOHN). KING WALTER H. KILLIAN B.S., Nursing, B.A., Psychology B.S , Biology B.A., Sociology B.A ., History ROBERT KELLAR ERIC KLEPAC GEORGINE KNIGHT SUE ANN KNIGHT B.S. , Mathematics B.A., Psychology B.S. . Medical T echnology B.A .. Economics 35 �DEB KOCHER GAYLE KOLLAR JOHN KOSLOSKI B.S., Biology B.A., English & Spanish B.A., Psychology CHRISTINE A. KOTERBA JAMES CHARLES KOV ALEK PAULETTE M. KULESA EVELYN M. LABENSKI B.A., Elementary Education B.A., Elementary Education B.S., Nursing B.A., Elementary Education & Psychology • . • MICHELE LaROSE B.S., Business Education 36 �JOHN KOSLOSKI PATRICIA ANN KOZICK B.A. , Psychology B.A., Elementary & Spanish PAULETTE M. KULESA B.S., Nursing EVELYN M. LABENSKI B.A., Elementary Education & Psychology .. DIANE LaCA VA B.A., Spanish & English - Theater Arts RICHARD A. LACY B.A., Political Science \ MICHELE LaROSE MARIA LOUISE LEANDRI ROSANNE LEPORE B.S., Business Education B.A., Spanish & Psychology B.S., Nursing 37 �JOHN LEVANDOWSKI MARY KAY MALLOY B.A., Psychology & Community Service B.S., Nursing ROY LEVY SCOTT D . LEWIS MICHAEL S. LoPRESTI EUGENE A. MARINELLI B.S., Business & Administration B.S., Material Engineering B.A., Political Science B.S., Business Administration NICHOLAS LOZO RAK JR. AUSTIN McEL WEE B.S., Business Admini stratio n B.S., Musi c Education MAUREEN BERNADETTE KENNY MCHALE • 38 13.A., Fine Arts �. MARY KAY MALLOY DONNA LEE MARCHETTI GEORGE MARCIL B.S., Nursing B.S., Music Education B.S. , Business Administration Commerce & Finance MICHAEL S. LoPRESTI EUGENE A. MARINELLI DOTTY MAR TIN SUZANNE MASLOSKI B.A. , Politi cal Science B.S., Business Administration B.A., English B.A. , Elementary Education MA UREEN BERNADETTE KENNY MCHALE B.A .. Fine Arts NANCY JOAN MATHERS B.S. , Business Adm ini strati on 39 �ALICE P. MAXIMIEK CLAIRE MAZIARCZYK B.A., Psychology & Elementary Education B.A., Fine Ans B.S., Nursing DONALD A. MITC GERALD MENALICK JEFFREY SCOTT METZGER JOHN J. MINETOLA B.A., English & Biology B.S. , Biology B.S. , Business Education EDWARD J. MISAKONIS B.S. , Nursing 40 B.A., Psychology VICTORIA MC B.A., English & Theat< ST AN LEY E. MUR:;; B.S., Electrical Engin, �PHILOMENA MAZZA DONALD A. MITCHELL EARL MONK B.S., Nursing B.A., Psychology B.S., Mathematics JOHN J. MINETOLA VICTORIA MOSS MICHAEL MURTHA B.S., Business Education B.A., English & Theater Arts B.A., Psychology EDWARD J. MISAKONIS ST AN LEY E. MURZENSKI RICHARD D. MUTARELLI MICHAELJOHN NARBECKI B.S., Nursing B.S., Electrical Engineering B.S., Accounting B.A., Social Studies & Elementary Education 41 �WILLIAM C. NARDONE B.S., Physics & Mathematics 42 ROSEMARY NICASTRO JAN M. NICHOLAS GINA P. O'BRIEN B.A., History B.A ., Environmental Science B.A., Biology & Sociology DAVIDO'HOP DEBORAH A. ORBIN ATI DA YID ORISCHAK B.S. , Environmental Science B.A., Elementary Education B.S., Business Administration THOJ\ B.: KATH B.A., ]Al' B.A.,El �BARRY PEZZNER STANLEY PERCH SHERRY T. D. PIETRZYKOSKI B.S., Accounting B.S. , Biology B.A., Elementary Education & Psychology NANCY PLANTZ EMANUEL T. POSLUSZNY ROBERT POTORSKI B.A ., Mathematics B.S. , Environmental Science B.S. , Biology MARY ALICE PROCIAK fl.A ., Psychology & Comm uni ry Se rvices 44 DONNA REESE B.A. Biology �DAVID RAMSTAD PATTI REILLY B.S., Biology B.A. , English JACQUELINE A. REINHARD JEFF RENOE B.A., Spanish & Elementary Education B.S. , Business Administration DONNA REESE LAURA ROLLMAN LAURIE PEZZNER ROSENBLUM BA . Biology B.S. , Accounting B.S. , Nursing ROBERT POTORSKI B.S., Biology 45 �46 RODNEY ROTHWELL LISA ROZETT CAROL LEE RUSKOSKI LINDA SCHALL B.A., Biology B.A., Fine Arcs B.A ., Mathematics & Psychology B.S. , Music Education RICHARD RUSSO ROBERT SCHAEFER B.A. , Political Science B.S. , Physics SANDRA SABBATINI GARY SANDLER DENISE S. SCHAAL D EBORAH SEARS B.S. , Nursing B.A. , Psychology B.S.. Accounting B.S.. Nursing �LINDA SCHALL B.S., Music Education RICHARD RUSSO ROBERT SCHAEFER JEFFREY SCHLIEHER HOW ARD SCHULMAN B.A. , Political Science B.S., Physics B.S. , Mathematics B.S., Biology DENISE S. SCHAAL DEBORAH SEARS JOSEPH W. SEKUSKY CARLS. SGARLOT B.S.. Accounting B.S. . Nursing B.A .. Sociology B.S.. Acrnuntin _g 47 �)A YNE SHAFMAN VIRGINIA SHANNON B.A., Political Science & Community Services B.A. , Psychology & Community Services MYRON G . SIDLOSKI DAVID MARK SIL VER NANCY LYNNE SLAWSON B.S. , Accounting B.S., Accounting B.S., Nursing ELIZA SMALL B.A. , Fine Arts 48 D ONNA]. SMITH B.A ., Sociology & Community Services ROBERTA SOPRONYI B.S., Nursing �DAVID K. SMITH B.S., Electrical Engineering KAREN SNO\X' ELLEN MARY SOBOTA B.S., Nursing B.A., Elementary Education _________ ELIZA SMALL B.A ., Fine Arts ROBERTA SOPRONYI RUTH SORBER LEONARDA SPERRAZZA B.S. , Nursing B.A. , Elementary Education B.S., Music Education 49 �50 STEVEN B. STANDIFORD PATRICE STONE B.A., Biology B.S., Accounting PATRICIA SUSAN STEELE MARIANNE STEFANOWICZ JAMES). STEHLE DEBBIE SWITLA VITCH B.A., Fine Arts B.A. , English Education B.A., History B.A., Elementary Education & Communi ty RANDALL STEIN JOAN STEMPIN MARCY E. STERN B.S., Business Administration B.S., Mathematics B.A. , Elementary Educati on Services �I PATRICE STONE WARREN W. STUMPF MARIE SULLIVAN B.S., Accounting B.A., Business B.S., Music Education JAMES). STEHLE DEBBIE SWITLA VITCH MARK A. SYMANOWICZ KAREN SZYCHOWSKI B.A. , History B.A., Elementary Education & Community Services B.A., Sociology B.A., English & Sociology MARCY E. STERN ANGELINE TEIXEIRA B.A., Elementary Education B.S. , Music Education 51 �WANDA VNUK DAVID WILLIAM THOMAS JAY GARFIELD THOMAS KIMBERLEE N. THOMAS B.A., History & Community Services B.S. , Nursing B.A. , English B.S., Medical Technology WILLIAM TIRONZELLI KEVIN J. TOONE MARY ANN TOTH ANNEL. WALL B.A. , Political Science B.S., Environmental Science B.S., Music Education B.S., Biology STEPHEN J. VNUK SHARON WARREN • B.S. . Mathematics 52 B.A., Arc Education �KIMBERLEE N. THOMAS B.A., English WANDAVNUK PEGGY WALCZYK B.S., Medical Technology B.S., Accounting y¢ffll 4ililiil ANNEL. WALL KATHY WARAKOMSKI B.S., Music Education B.S., Biology B.S., Medical Technology STEPHEN J VNUK SHARON WARREN DA YID WASILEWSKI DONNA M. WASILEWSKI B.A., Art Education B.S. , Mathematics B.S., Nursing MARY ANN TOTH RS. , Mathemati cs 53 �LISA WAZNIK B.S., Music Education 54 THERESA M. WEIGEL RONALD C. WEIN DONNA WEISS B.S., Nursing B.A ., Psychology B.S., Business Administration SHARON WILKES CHERYL LEE WORTH CATHY WILLIAMS B.A ., Elementary Education B.A .. Political Science B.A., Sociology & Psychology JOSEPH A. YEDINAK B.S., Electrical Engineering MARY LOU ZAWATSKI B.S., Nursing �- T LISA WAZNIK B.S., Music Education DONNA WEISS B.S. , Business Admini stration JOSEPH A. YEDINAK RACHEL A. YOUNG TIMOTHY R. YOUNG B.S., Electrical Engineering B.S., Commerce & Finance B.S. , Music Education MARY LOU ZA WA TSKI JOHN MICHAEL ZUBRIS B.S., Nursing B.S., Mathematics CATHY WILLIAMS B.A., Soc io logy & Psycho logy 55 ���Row 1: Mary Ann Toth, Lori Ann Ashbaugh, Kim Witherow, Dianne LaCava, Nancy Mathers, Nancy L. Slawson, Mary Kay Malloy, Jackie Buzzelli, Nancy Evans. Row 2: Michael S. LoPresti, Guy Barbato, Patricia Reilly, Donna Lynn Reese, Sue Ann Knight, Gina O'Brien, Mary Patricia Cullinan. Row 3: Bruce Lear, Lisa Waznik, Patrice Stone, Mary Ellen Alu, Dotty Martin, Joanne Englot, David Paul Cherundolo. Row 4 : Steven B. Standiford, Panos Kalaritis, Lawrence A. Connor, III, David Wasilewski, Paul S. Adams, Stanley E. Murzenski . Missing : Linda Abbey, Steve Esrick, David W . Gregrow, Victoria Augusta Moss, Sandra Sabbatini, James Yosh. LINDA ABBEY An English-Theater major from Tunkannock, Linda is a member of the Cue and Curtain Club, a student government representative, a stage manager for the Wilkes-Barre Ballet Company's shows in the C.P.A. and has participated in all theater activities at Wilkes and also at the Little Theater of Wilkes-Barre. PAULS. ADAMS An elementary education major from Binghamton, New York, Paul is a member of the football team and of the Lettermen, and has participated in intramural sports . Being a resident assistant for two years, he also served on the Senior Class Executive Council, and has been a playground leader. 58 �MARY ELLEN ALU An English-Journalism major from Pittston, Mary Ellen is managing editor for the Beacon, vice-president of the Journalism Society, a member of Sigma Delta Chi, and of the Polar Bear Club. Besides working in the public relations office, she is a member of the Manuscript Society, has done research for the Pennsylvania News Media Association's Bicentennial film, and has ushered at the Wilkes Theater. I m, Mary Kay Malloy, Jackie Buzzelli, Nancy n, Mary Patricia Cullinan. Row 3: Bruce Lear, 1 B. Standiford, Panos Kalaritis, Lawrence A. W . Gregrow, Victoria Augusta Moss, Sandra LORI ANN ASHBAUGH An accounting major from Wayne, New Jersey, Lori Ann is a member of the Accounting Club, and serves on the Academic Standing Committee and the Academic Committee of Student Government. She has also been the treasurer and the director of the Student Union Board for the past two years. GUY BARBATO A biology major from Union, New Jersey, Guy is a member of the Freshmen Unity Committee, Human Services Committee, Student Life Committee, Publications Committee, Chess Club, class Executive Council, and manager of the radio station. He has also been president of his dorm, a member of the Catholic Young Adults Club of Union, New Jersey, and also of Campus Ministry. 59 �GIACOMINA BUZZELLI A Music Education major from Old Forge, Jackie is a member of the Human Services Committee, the Emergency Alert Team, the Music Educators National Conference, che Wilkes College Chorus, and Theta Delea Rho. She is also a resident assistant, served as dorm treasurer, was a semi-finalist for 1976 Homecoming Queen, and participated in the Wilkes College Summer Band Workshop. DAVID PAUL CHER UNDO LO A Political Science major from Old Forge, Dave is president of Commuter Council, is a member of Student Government Executive Council, Political Science Club, Student Affairs Committee, Student Life Committee, and the All College Assembly Committee. Dave is also a member of the Old Forge Fire Department and the Young Republicans of Old Forge. LA WREN CE A. CONNOR, III A Psychology and Sociology major from Glen Mills, Pa., Larry is a resident assistant, a member of the Psychology Club, the Ski Club, the Parking Committee, the Debate Club, and an IDC representative. He is also a first aid member of the American National Red Cross, and a participant in the Cherry Blossom Festival. 60 �MARY PATRICIA CULLINAN An Elementary Education major from Henrietta, New York, Patty is a member of Student Government, Human Services Committee, Cherry Blossom Committee, PSEA treasurer, Blood Donor Day chairman, Cue and Curtain Club, and of the Concert and Lecture Series. She has also worked on registration for local elections. JOANNE ENGLOT A Mathematics major from Bayside, New Y orlc, Joanne is co-captain of the women's tennis team, the Letterwomen's Club, of which she is treasurer. She is also a member of the Math Club, Computer Club, Russian Chorus, and is a tutor for the math department. Joanne has participated in the Wyoming Valley Cherry Blossom Tennis Tournament and has done private math tutoring for local high schools. 61 �STEVEN ESRICK A biology major from Rockville Centre, New York, Steve is a member of the biology club, Human Services Committee, the steering committee on the goals of the college, the Student Government, the Debate Union and has served as Blood Donor Day chairman. He is also active in the American Red Cross and has coordinated the volunteer program with the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon and is a member of the Emergency Alert Team. NANCY EVANS A music education major from Edison, New Jersey, Nancy is a member of the college concert band, chorus, woodwind quintet, and MENC. She is also president of the band, and has represented the college in intercollegiate band and orchestra festivals, and also participated in the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic, Wyoming Valley Oratorio Society. Nancy is also a woodwind instructor. -• 62 �DAVID W . GREG ROW An English major from Berkshire, New York, Dave is co-captain of the wrestling team and a member of the Lettermen's club. Besides being a resident assistant, he participates in intramural sports and serves as captain of summer wrestling and summer softball teams. PANOS KALARITIS A chemistry major from Corinth, Greece, Panos is a resident assistant, vice president of the International Club, and co-captain of the Wilkes Soccer team. He is also a member of the Chemistry Club, and of the Lettermen's Club. SUE ANN KNIGHT An economics major from Port Jervis, New York, Sue Ann is assistant business manager of the yearbook and captain of the Women's Field Hockey team. She is also a member of the basketball team, Circle K , and is employed in the registrars office. ( I I I 63 �DIANNE SUSAN LACAVA A Spanish and English-Theater major from Danbury, Ct., Dianne is Senior Class Treasurer, a member of the Cue and Curtain Club, Spanish Club, which she was the recipient of a Foreign Language Department Scholarship. Dianne has served as one of the student directors of the play "Godspell," and as a member of several crews for different theater productions, has tutored at the YM-YWCA and is employed by the Foreign Language Department. BRUCE LEAR A History major from Phillipsburg, New Jersey, Bruce is the Inter-Dormitory Council President and co-captain of the wrestling team. He is also a member of the Education Club, the Lettermen's Club, and the Intramural softball team. MICHAELS. LOPRESTI A Political Science major from Trenton, New Jersey, Mike is a Senior Class Executive Council member, and is a member of the Ski Club and the Library Committee. He was IDC president in his junior year, and has participated in intramural sports, served on various college committees, and has worked on programs for Freshmen Orientation"·and Parent's Day. 64 �MARY KAY MALLOY A Nursing major from Shenandoah, Mary Kay is co-captain of rhe Cross Country ream, was a 1976-77 Homecoming princess, and is a member of rhe Circle K, Human Services Committee, rhe "Colonelerres", Ski Club, Reach Our, Lerrerwomen, Nursing Srudenr Organization, and is dorm president. She is also a class executive member, parcicipared in intramural sports, and works wirh the American Red Cross, and Drug and Alcohol Committee. DOTTY MARTIN An English major from West Wyoming, Dorry is co-captain of the W omen's basketball team and is business manager for The Beacon. She is also an officer of the Letterwomen's Club, and a member of the Journalism Society, Sigma Delta Chi, and is a P. I.A.A. basketball official. Dotty is employed by the college public relations office and as a sports editor of the Sunday Dispatch. ~ . \1/ . \ I ~ 65 �NANCY JOAN MATHERS A business administration major from Trucksville, Nancy is ,a resident assistant, and a member of the women's field hockey team, Letterwomen's club, and the Human Services Committee. She is also a First Aid team squad leader and is employed by the college economics department, and also assists the American Red Cross. VICTORIA AUGUST A MOSS An English literature-theater arts major from Mountaintop, Vicky has appeared in many Wilkes College theater productions, and was one of the student directors for "Godspell". She is also a member of the Wilkes college chorus and the Madrigal Singers and sings with a folk-jazz band, "Just Passin' Thru." 66 �. STANLEY E. MURZENSKI An electrical engineering major from Duryea, Stanley is a member of the Wilkes chapter of the Society of Physics Students and the Institute of Electronic Engineers, the Engineering club and the Computer Club. He also represented Wilkes in the region II section of the Society of Physics Students and the Institute of Electronic Engineers. GINA O'BRIEN A biology and sociology major from Trenton, New Jersey, Gina is president of Student Government, and is a member of the Parking, Student Life, and Student Affairs Committees. She is also a member of the Act 101 Advisory Board, executive council, and was a member of the Inauguration, All-College assembly and Curriculum Committees, and was active in intramural volleyball. DONNA LYNN REESE A biology major from Spotswood, New Jersey, Donna is a resident assistant and assistant chairman of th e Human Services Committee and the Emergency Alert team, a member of the Academi c Task for ce, and has served as recruitlng coordinator of the March of Dimes Walkathon. 67 �PATRICIA REILLY An English-Journalism major from Dover, New Jersey, Patty is Ediror-inChief of the Beacon, secretary of the senior class, a dorm secretary, and a resident assistant. She is also a member of the Journalism Society, Student Life Committee, the Student Publications Committee, the Inauguration Committee, the lnterdormitory Council, Sigma Delta Xi, Delta Chi , was a 1976 Homecoming Princess, and has played intramural sports. SANDRA SABBATINI A Nursing major from WilkesBarre , Sandy is co-captain of the Wilkes cheerleading squad, president of the Nursing Student Organization, president of Women's Activities Association, and a member of the student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania. NANCY L. SLAWSON A Nursing major from Farmingdale, New Jersey, Nancy is a resident assistant, and a member of the Wilkes cheerleading squad, the Nursing Student Organization, and has also served on the Cherry Blossom Games Committee, and is a community representative for senior nursing students. 68 �STEVEN B. STANDIFORD A Biology major from Trenton, New Jersey, Steve is \O-captain of the cross country team, captain of the Emergency Alert Team, a member of the Wyoming Valley Striders AAU Track Club, Human Services Committee, American Red Cross, and Goals of the College Task Force. PATRICE STONE . • . II ·····••"" ' ~ ~• I ♦ •• ♦ 1· • 1 11 a 111 ·• • ... -~· .+ ♦ ◄ I l . ..- .•,•,, An Accounting major from WilkesBarre, Patrice is News Editor of the Beacon, a member of the Journalism Society, Sigma Delta Chi, Accounting Club, and was a Home~oming Queen semi-finalist. She is also a part-time employee of Mark IV Homes, Inc., and has also participated in annual development and alumni campaigns and freshmen orientation, and wrote articles for local newspapers. 69 �MARY ANN TOTH A Music Education major from Hazle- ton, Mary Ann is Editor-in-Chief of the Amnicola, and is a member of the Music Educators National Conference, PSEA, the varsity volleyball team, and of the Letterwomen. She has served as the business manager and assistant business manager of the yearbook, and was a tutor at the YMYWCA. She also participated in intramural spores. DAVID WASILEWSKI A Math major from Wilkes-Barre, Dave is president of the Math Club, treasurer of the Education Club. He is also a member of the Committee for Selection of Academic Dean, PSEA, and is a Wilkes math tutor. 70 �LISA WAZNIK A Music Education major from Wilkes-Barre, Lisa is co-op editor of the Beacon, and captain of the Women's Swim ream. She is also a member of the chorus, Leccerwomen's Club, Journalism Society, and has had active roles in Wilkes college cheater productions . She also served as a swi m instructor, swim official, pool manager, meet manager, and organist and director of the Children's Choir at the Holy Trinity Church. KIM WITHEROW A Biology and Spanish major from Harrisburg, Kim is a resident assistant, and a member of the Debate Union, and of the Qualification Committee. She is IDC corresponding secretary and publicity chairman, participates in intramural volleyball, and is employed at the Chemistry and at the Language Departments. JAMES YOSH A Music Educa tion major from Dover, New Jersey, Jim is a resident assistant, a member of the concert band and the jazz band, of which he served as condu ctor. He has also been dorm president, a student government representative, participated in intramural spores, and is a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Mt. Washington Valley Band. 71 ���Presider Each of you from the class of 1977 ha also taken a unique page of Wilkes Col friendsh ips, and above all, precious kno, world. Beyond these sentiments, is the h should motivate you for the rest of your you will find life's greatest rewards, anc tions. Ours is a world quivering with chan forming, and the campus the place whet written your page of history at Wilkes 1 last bit of advice . . . your education h value of developing that mind to its ful knowledge and developing your greatest I welcome you to the long list of fin new horizons, and going beyond these h the virtue of human compassion. Wher something greater for having been here. On behalf of the Wilkes College faJT PRESIDENT 74 Roberts. Capin �President's Message to the Class of 1977 Each of you from the class of 1977 has written your unique page in the history of Wilkes College. Each of you in the class of 1977 has also taken a unique page of Wilkes College history with you as you leave this institution. You take with you fond memories, lasting friendships, and above all, precious knowledge. Knowledge indeed, will be your greatest commodity in an ever changing, ever growing world. Beyond these sentiments, is the hope that you recognize that knowledge is never terminal - but is rather a vigorous pursuit that , should motivate you for the rest of your days. You will never learn all there is to be known, but in the continued pursuit of knowledge you will find life's greatest rewards, and among the finest of these will be the extension of the frontiers of your thoughts and aspirations. Ours is a world quivering with change and yet brimming with opportunity. I have frequently said that education should be habitforming, and the campus the place where society's most civilizing habit is built. Hoping, then, that the fine habits with which you have written your page of history at Wilkes will be nurtured through regular use in your post college plans, I commend to your custody this last bit of advice . . . your education has equipped you, I hope, with an enduring appreciation for the life of the mind, and with the value of developing that mind to its fullest. It should be your consummate ambition to move as far as you can in acquiring adcwional knowledge and developing your greatest potential. I welcome you to the long list of fine people that comprise the Wilkes College alumni and I wish you the very best in discovering ' new horizons, and going beyond these horizons. I wish you growth and prosperity, wisdom and enrichment of spirit, tempered always by the virtue of human compassion. When all is said and done, the warmest feeling of achievement will be that indeed you have become something greater for having been here. On behalf of the Wilkes College family, I am Proudly and Sincerely Yours, Robert S. Capin President I 75 I �Inauguration of Robert S. Capin as Third President DEAN OF ACADEMIC Al DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC R DEANO 76 �• ptn DEAN OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Richard P Soter DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Doug Rubinstein DEAN OF ADMISSIONS John P. Whitby DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS George F. Ralston �/ j \ BUSINESS MANAGER Charles R. Abate COMPTROLLER Alex Pawlenok DEAN OF~ DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT 78 John]. Chwalek DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ASSISTANT �::ik DEAN OF WOMEN Jane Kathleen Lampe . ---ASSISTANT DEAN OF MEN Edward R. Baltruchicis ASSISTANT DEAN OF ADMISSIONS AND FRESHMEN FINANCIAL AID Bernard]. Vinovrski �ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLl DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID Richard G . Raspen George G. Pawlush DIRECTOR OF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND GRADUATE STUDIES John F. Meyers REGISTRAR Doris E. Barker ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER Joseph J Chisarick DI.RECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph_ ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR OF HC 80 �I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS \L AID Richard G. Raspen George G. Paw lush ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER ,..____ ER Joseph J. Chisarick DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Joseph]. Marchetti ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HOUSING Jeanne Conway Fred]. Croop �DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT James H . Aikman DIRECTOR OF COMPUTER CENTER DIRECTOR OF TESTING SERVICE DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS David Williams Joseph H. Kanner Andrew Shaw,Jr. and Philip COLLEGE • R.ECORDE �Williams COLLEGE NURSES Betty Kwak, R.N., and Ida Rigley, R.N. Manganello RECORDER nd Philip Ruth V. Bishop and secretary, Mary Kaytrosh SORDONI ART GALLERY EXHIBITION COORDINATOR Cara Berryman 83 �SECRETARIES TO PRESIDENT N. Cordy, M. Connor, P. Corbett PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARY A. Reavy SECRETA SECRETARY TO DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS P.Jones SECRETARY TO DEANS OF WOMEN 84 v . White SWITCHB �SECRETARY TO ALUMNI M. A. Montague and L. Jacobs. Missing: D. Sacoski. ~ _,,.;:? / I 'OMEN V. White SWITCHBOARD D. Swoboda and R. Swain J. Manganella 85 �LR.A. SEC MANAGER OF THE BOOKSTORE CONTINUING EDUCATION SECRETARIES Rodechko 86 LR.A. SECRETARY M. Gittens D. Croop, H. Frew and v. M. Argenio LR.A. SECRETARY s. Kupinsky SECRETA �LR.A. SECRETARY SECRETARY TO FINANCIAL AID D. Schlingman D. Ostroski :nio .Y S. Kupinsky SECRETARY TO ADMISSIONS R. Leeds SECRETARY TO ADMISSIONS - A. M. Parry. Missing: B. Miller 87 �~ SECRETARY TO ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SECRETARY TO EDUCATION DEPARTMENT M. Marini J. Rin ehimer COMPUTER CENTER OFFICE 1st Barnes. 2nd Row: D. Bilski,]. Volock,J. Waso " REGISTRAR OFFICE lo/ ~ J. Papas, D. Skripkunis and A. Bearde - ,5,.. _(' c::r-_~-----..-· ,---- ...-1-- r ...... r_~"' PLACEMENT OFFICE 88 R. Meschini �0 ARTMENT M. Marini COMPUTER CENTER OFFICE 1st Row : M . Warakella, Barnes. 2nd Row: D. Bilski,]. Volock,J. Wasowski. v. STARK LEARNING CENTER OFFICE Missing: R. Slezak. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MA TH SECRETARY I. Cocco 89 �..... PHYSICA SECRETA CHEMISTRY AND ENGINEERING SECRETARY R. PHYSICS AND FINE ARTS SECRETARY Jacobs BIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY SECRETARY 90 E. May~ski MUSIC SECRETARY T . Rudolph C. Markey �...... PHYSICAL EDUCATION SECRETARY s. Rupert j FINANCE OFFICE Sitting: M . Bynsky. Standing: A. Saxon, A . Kester, R. Morovinski, M. Lorusso, R. Zula. BOOKSTORE BUSINESS OFFICE Scarinci. G. Ennis, R . Stefanko,J Cooke. Missing: L. Burke. Sitting: A. Rader. Standing: R. Miller,]. Reese, D. 91 �I I I • COMMONS Row 1: M. Nagle, A. Mehm,J. Ellenbaugh. Row 2: S. Sodowski, S. Bohinski, B. Ginley, T. Martin. LIBRARY I Dane, H. Shao CAFETERIA Sitting: N. Gosciewski, S. Kordek, K. Richards, C. Levanda. Standing: F. Wall,]. Jimison,]. Pascoe, G. Gambini, H. Scott. Missing: W. Denion, Manager. MAINTENANCE Row 1: S. Subyak,J. Golobek, R. Wallace, M. Stec,]. Manganello, V. Latsko. Row 2: R. Deobold, A. Chapman,]. Ondich, S. Trusavage, C. Bromfiald, S. Malagra, L. Simoncavage. Row 3: M . Deb lo, P. Demuro, B. Johnston, L. Neuman, J. Seroka, J. Pikaitis, W. Deren, B. Martine. 92 LIBRARY S' Boks ta, K. Rich �'. Low 2: S. Sadowski, S. Bohinski, B. LIBRARY FACULTY Row 1: D. Beahler, Librarian, F. Krohle. Row 2: P. Cheng, L. Nevil, L. Dane, H. Shao. :Is, C. Levanda. Standing: F. Wall,). tanager. tee, M. Stec, J. Manganello, V. Latsko. mfiald, S. Malagra, L. Simoncavage. .J. Pikaitis, W. Deren, B. Martine. LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: M. Graver,]. Zaleski, P. Gooday, S. Driscoll. Row 2: A. Chwiej, L. Bolesta, K. Richards, R. Spear. Row 3: F. Walters, D . Searfoss, T . Rallo, E. Deobold. Missing: S. Vogel. 93 �AEROSPACE DEPARTMENT Sitting:]. Adamitz, Secretary, Professor Wing, chairman. Standing: Capt. Bonebrake, TSgt. Kijek, SSgt. Evangelista, Capt. Willett. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT COMMERCE AND FINANCE : Standing: H. Williams, R. DeYoung, J. , Sitting: H . Swain, W . Stine,]. Bohning. Standing: F. Salley, 0 . Faut, D. Gauntlett, D . Hindman . EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Missing: M. Barone. �• ·brake, TSgt. Kijek, SSgt. COMMERCE AND FINANCE DEPARTMENT Sitting: T. Engel, W. Taylor, R. Werner, chairman, G. Gurdin, L. Williamson. Standing: H. Williams, R. De Young,]. Cooney, G . Gera, L. Gettinger, I. Morrison, W . Farrar, G. Elliot. Missing: R. Raspen, R. Hall. ~t!ett, D . Hindman. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Sitting:]. Bellucci, E. Hammer, chairman, F. Dane. Standing: R. Rees, E. Johnson, M. Fahmy, G. Siles. Missing : M . Barone. 95 �.........., ~ L....i ,.- ,- u ~ .J . u ~ u .-, - { • ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT E~GLISH DEPARTMENT V. Nejib, C. Thomas, J Toole, chairman,]. Orehotsky, w. Kaby. Sitting: M. Kerr, L. Terry, S. Gutin, C. Lord . Standing:]. Hardie, L. Powlick, B. Kenny, T. Kaska, chairman. M1ssmg: R. Rizzo, B. F1ester, R. Heaman, P. Heaman. 96 II ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Cohen. �u ,...., u . -•• II Kaby. Powlick, B. Kenny, T. Kaska, chairman . ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT N. Snee, c. Dungey, B. Berryman, acting chairman, B. Redmond, R. Stevenson. R. Fuller, H . Simon, W . Sterling, chairman, H . Casilli, B. D 'Vorzon, C. Colson. Missing: P. Richards, M. Cohen. 97 �HISTORY DEPARTMENT MUSIC DEPARTJ Sitting: K. Shao, H . Cox,]. Berlatsky. Standing:]. Berg,]. Rodechko, D. Leach, chairman. Missing:]. Meyers. Missing: M. Haberko rr MA TH EMA TICS DEPARTMENT B. Earl. Missing: J. DeCosmo, T . Richards. 98 NURSING DEPA Sitting: S. Merrill, J. Parker, B. Wong, chairman. Standing: J. Salsburg, R. Sours, S. Tillman, J. Koch, " E. Proeller, L. Duff y,: Champagne. Missing: �.., D. Leach, chairman. Missing: J. Meyers. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Siering: A. Liva, W . Gasbarro, chairman, T. Veremeychik. Standing: R. Chapline, H. Garber, H. Fall , R. Santos. Missing: M. Haberkorn. . Salsburg, R. Sours, S. Tillman,]. Koch , NURSING DEPARTMENT Row 1: R. McHenry, chairman, A. Godek, B. Rarig, F. Sonscein, J Schreiber. Row 2: E. Slabinski, C. Ali chnie, E. Proeller, L. Duffy, S. Telban . Row 3: N. Nally, N . Onuschak, F. Bourcier, E. Goodnight. Row 4 : C Fuller, L. Shapira, M. Alexander, C. Champagne. Mi ssing: L. Wing, L. Thier, G . Walker and H. Fehlandc, secretaries .. 99 �Pl-IILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Row 1: S. Kay, R. Williams. Row 2: D. Henson , chairman, G. Wuori. Missing: S. Vujica, A. Barras. PHY Domz - PHYSICS DEPARTMENT 100 W. Placek, L Hostler, F. Bellas, F. Donahoe, F. Bailey, E. Schlesinger, S. Holden. PSYC �IT Row I: S. Kay , R. Williams. Row 2: ing: S. Vujica, A. Barras. den. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HYGIENE DEPARTMENT Sitting: G. Meyers, D. Saracino, s. Bloomburg. Standing: E. Domzalski,J Reese, chairman, R. Schmidt. Missing: R. Bearde. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT R. Riley, chairman, R. Sceccen,J. Kanner, C. Charnetski. Missing:]. Truckenmiller, T. Raslear. -,, .1--r,-.c , r-J.4j J0::) 101 �POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sitting A. Belie,]. Driscoll, chairman. Standing: P. Tuhy, A. Shaw. Missing: T. McDonald. ..= ,. it SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT Natzke. 102 Sitting: M. Kemrer, B. DeMory, R. Marcin. Standing: D. Goldman,]. ,/ �,. Shaw. Missing: T. McDonald. THEATRE ARTS DEPARTMENT !iiiiit ;s i!e K. Holm, A. Groh. .,,,,... Martin. Standing: D . Goldman, J. 103 �" , · "l :,. • . • . • f •" 4 Ill ! ' ��BARRE Row I: Ellen Merren. Dyan Duncan. Angela Talerico, Lynn Lavenburg. Kim Koch. Row 2: Marilee Gorman. Ellen duFosse, Michelle Czachor, Lynn Sorrell, Linda 1-losara. Jill Molinaro. Gwen Faas. Sue Suchanic. Row 3: Marion Cole. Anne Louise Fosburg. Claire Ennis. Robena Sopronyi. Sheree Kessler, Cheryl Moyer, Gina O'Brien . Mi ssi ng: Terri Burdo. Fran Greenberg. Vicki Popple, Kathy Ajers. Brigette McDonald, Anne Wa ll. Mary An na Krishanda. Elaine O'Donald, Alison Cornier . • Row I : Doug Richie. Larry Conner. Dave Silv Steve G o ld f la m. Phil Peutch. Joe Picone. Die b1sal.1. Ale x Grohol. Mike Yassis. J o hn DeSa 106 �'l ,Fosse. Michelle Czachor. Lynn Sorrell, Linda )pron yi, Sheree Kessler, Cheryl Moyer, Gina · Anna Krishanda , Elaine O'Donald, Aliso n BEDFORD I: Doug Richie, Larry Conner. Dave Silver. Steve Lear.Joe Airey , Sam Stuccio. Larry Mumy. Row 2: Dave Levitch, Greg McClean, Howie Irwin, Craig Edforr , Srnc Goldflam, Phil Peutch, Joe Picone, Dickie Berneir, Casper Torrella, Lou Elefanre, Ken Gomperrz. Row 3: Scarr Seltzer, John Larkin, Dave Evan s, Joe Sidey l:11,aL1. Alex Grohol. Mike Vassis.John DeSalvo, Wade Fatool, Lanny Jacobowitz, Bill Lamakos, Alex Malarchek. Row 107 �Row I: Kim Witherow, Louise Brown , Melind Possmero, Jean Merritera. Row 3: Beth Kerr, T sky, Nancy Amesbury. BUTLER Row 1: J o hn Timko, Roger Davis, Jay Mack, Dave Goodyear, Dave Kollar, Len Gottstein. Row 2: Danny House, Bart Cook, Pete Grabko, Ray Van Nest, Panos Kalaritis,Jim Moiser, Don Patrick, Mark Zabitz. Mi ss ing : Jon Jevir, Kendall McNeil , Barry Zappo, Tim Young. 108 �Row I: Kim Witherow, Louise Brown, Mel ind Possmeto, J ean Metrirera. Row y: Beth Kerr, T sky, Nancy Amesbury. BUTLER Row I: John Timko, Roger Davis, Jay Mack, Dave Goodyear, Dave Kollar, Len Gorrsrein. Row 2: Dann y Hou se, Barr Cook, Pere Grabko, Ray VanNes t, Panos Kalariris, Jim Moiser, Don Patrick, Mark Zabitz. Missing: Jon Jevit, Kendall McNeil, Barry Zappo, Tim Young. 108 �CATLIN Row I: Kim Witherow, Louise Brown, Melinda Cross, Connie Rickard, Jean O'Peil, Kath y Ri ckard. Row 2: D ebb ie Knetz, Jan Winter, Reenee Fogelson, Cindy Possmeto, Jean Metritera. Row 3: Beth Kerr, Theresa Mazi ck, Barb Thomas, Lori Miller, Lynn Brenfleck, Elaine D el van, Karen Axelrod. Missing: Rhoda Luborsky. Nancy Amesbury. ik, Pere Grabko, Ray VanNest, Panos 109 �CHAPMAN Row I: Deb Kocher, Lydia West, Diane Gignae, Carla Sechrest, Deb Gorski, Cathy Vil!. Row 2: Donna Smith , Nancy Turano, Kim Siegal, Barb Kilkenny, Gwen Cambell, Parry Cullinan, Li sa Sherbin. Row 3: Sue Quay, W endy Valenski, Kim Dubosky, Dorothy Kaufman,Jan Petrilak. Row I : Nancy Enderline, Sue Ann King! .1: Ann e Sharkey, Debbie Reid, Sharon 1' Lturie Parker, Teresa Shukailo,Judy Ron 110 �no, Kim Siegal, Barb Kilkenny, Gwen CHESAPEAKE Row I: Nancy Enderline, Sue Ann Kinght. Row 2: Mary Ann Marzen, Dottie Kennedy, Shawn Rozett, Merle Zipkin, Mary Ann Gaznick, Nancy Considine. Row 5: Anne Sharkey, Debbie Reid, Sharon Moskowitz, Kathy Donahue, Lynda Witkowsky, Darleen Baptiste, Sue Condus, Karen Casey. Row 4: Janine Pokrinchak, Laurie Parker, Teresa Shukailo, Judy Ronalder, Mary Lynn Alden. 111 �I r I I Row 1 : Le Ann Neeley, Debbie Marki, I Baurer, Terry Tolirica, Mary Ann Barrosic COLONELS Row l: Mike Paul, John Metta, Gene Durski , Jim Mayer, Charlie Juianra, John Sanotori, Tom Salley, Joe Stephans, Larry Schmery. Row 2: Jim Collins, Dave Tollen , Matt Donahue, Nick Maris, Eric Hefflefinger, Bob Owens, Steve Elko, Bernie Welli cka, Mike Bosse, Greg Black, John Naimer, Bill Adams, Todd Null, Greg Tomcho, John Hafner, Gary Simahoski, Mike Barth , Steve Kirskha. Missing: Roger Schwein,Jeff Van Arsdale, Steve Burnett, Frand Frien, Lance Laube. 112 �DANA Row 1: LeAnn Neeley, Debbie Marki, Donna Tonrisha, Marie Mescavage, Ann Puzzo. Row 2: Jerry Ann Smith, Donna Reese , Anica Demareonrona, Marleen Baurer, Terry Tolirica, Mary Ann Barcosic, Puddy Booth . Row 4: Amy Markofski, Kris Kuhl,Julie Kerrick, Margi Cosgrove, and the "Macie Bros." , Larry Schmery . Row 2: Jim Collins, Dave ilack, John Naimer, Bill Adams, Todd Null, teve Burnett, Frand Frien, Lance Laube. 113 �DELAWARE Row 1: Sue Serio, Debbie Orbinati, Barb Gorgas, Mary Ann Toth, Diane Brodbeck. Row 2: Maureen Carey, Steve Bailey, Mario Apuzzo, Ilene Tinkleman, Skai Schawrtz, Holly Baab. Row 3: Karen Prigge, Peggy Walczyk, Patty Trotta, Kathy Mamrosh. Row 4: Ann Kucy, Mary Ellen Strony, Sue Siroki . Missing: Karen Polomski, Sue Levens, Lisa Knutstad, Debbie Carty, Laurie Schray, Nancy Amesbury, Chris Hoffman, Michele Jaworski, Nancy Valente. Row 1: Tom Malaga, Bruce Lea Gray. Row 3: Rod Spronck, Re Nardelli , Andy Contos, Terry Sl �Apuzzo, Ilene Tinkleman, Skai :my, Sue Siroki. Missing: Karen leme. DENISON Row I: Tom Malaga, Bruce Lear, Kevin Roland, Fred Stotzal, Mark Roth. Row 2: George Marcil, Dave Orischak,John Pinelli, Guy Barbato, Mike LoPresti, Nigel Gray. Row 3: Rod Spronck, Ron Wein, Warren Stumpf, Art Daniels, Mark Abbruzzee, Tim Golden, Craig Gorren, Jim Nichols, John Harper. Missing: Tony Nardelli, Andy Contos, Terry Shoen, Art Meigh, Mark Ritter, Alex Grohel, Terry Hora, Joe Andreassi. 115 �- ------- I ......... I I -- • DIAZ Row I: Chris Bisbane, Jim Moiser, Mike Stefonetti, Matt Simone, Perry Litingcher, Dayton Sanders, Wes Samsel, Tim Smith, Frank Force, Doug Price. Row 2: Charlie Stefonetti, Kevin Eldridge, Bob Dutitz, Mike Patrick, Matt Middendorf, Dan Secor, Paul Surnicki, Bennie, Pete Cosgrove, Dave Samsel, Parker, Tony Grimaldi, Nei]Jones, Roger,Justin Schies. Row I: Carol Pian, Ann Timko, Chri s Hud, Coleman, Pat Klotz. Missing: Maggie Gonza DIRKSEN Row I George Garten. Brian Fenn, Glenn Mansfield, Don Horrocks. Row 2: John Parkross, John Miranda, Ed Van Buren, Rich Iero, Larry Cohen, Jack Manley, Tom Heller, Chuck Partridge. Row 3: John Fallopilli , Steve Grogan, Tim Reynolds, Andy, Joe Rocetti, Ken Rogers, Mike May, Jim O'Neil, Bob Franke, Mike Lombard, Tony.Jim Fisher, Lou Bader. �• Tim Smith, Frank Forte, Doug Price. Row 2: ie, Pete Cosgrove, Dave Samsel, Parker, Tony DOANE Row I: Carol Piatt, Ann Timko, Chris Hudak, Gayle Donalaski, Candice Kennedy. Row 2: Beth Olmstead, Kathy Waung, Ellen Berg, Suzanne Pienchiak, Diane Coleman, Par Klotz. Missing: Maggie Gonzalas . an Buren, Rich Iero, Larry Cohen, Jack Manley, ;ers, Mike May, Jim O'Neil, Bob Franke, Mike 117 �GORE Row 1: Bernie Donachue, Dave Yakaites, Mark Santora, Jeff Baird, Paul Adams, Brian Roth. Row 2: Bob Klecenda, Steve Kimback, John Harper, Dean Evans, Ray Best, Ron Anderson, Mike Kosik. Row 3: Preston Dyer, Greg Wild, Al Molero, Gary Toczylowski, Dane Drasher, Jamie Hohnson, Jim Duvany, Al Berger, John Zapko. Missing: Tim Reynolds, Bill Sobczak. Row 1: John Andrake, Scott Becker, Drew H Miller, Mike Volpe. Row 3: Steve Standiford Mehalick. Missing: Eric Jansen, Wayne Claw 118 �iteve Kimback, John Harper, Dean Evans, , Jamie Hohnson, Jim Duvany, Al Berger, Row 1: John GRISSOM Andrake, Scott Becker, Drew Harris, Steve Schaefer, Dale Trostle. Row 2: Rene Sanchez, Larry Zale, Jeff Mawhinney, Bill Ware, Mike Otruba, Tom Miller, Mike Volpe. Row 3: Steve Standiford, Steve Kirshner, Steve DcNagy, Pete Eller, Ed Forte, Mitch Silver, Mark Lobitz, Tony Morollo, Clint Franklin,Jerry Mehalick. Missing: Eric Jansen, Wayne Clawans, Dave Finkel, Steve Esrick, Paul Kasmer, Craig Levin. 119 �. :nda, Steve Kimback, John Harper, Dean Evans, rasher, Jamie Hohnson, Jim Duvany, Al Berger, GRISSOM Row l:John Andrake, Scott Becker, Drew Harris, Steve Schaefer, Dale Trostle. Row 2: Rene Sanchez, Larry Zale,Jeff Mawhinney, Bill Ware, Mike Otruba, Tom Miller, Mike Volpe. Row 3: Steve Standiford, Steve Kirshner, Steve DeNagy, Pete Eller, Ed Forte, Mitch Silver, Mark Lobitz, Tony Morollo, Clint Franklin,Jerry Mehalick. Missing: Eric Jansen, Wayne Clawans, Dave Finkel, Steve Esrick, Paul Kasmer, Craig Levin. 119 �Row 1: Megan Snyder, Ro: Issics. Row 3: Kim Foltz, Missing: Ronna Calvin, Tl: HOLLENBACK Row 1: Jan Wolf, Mandy Williams, Drena Grainey, Bobbie Hamilton . Row 2: Denise Marich, Nancy Van Kuran , Sue Theobald, Ruth Zukowski, Lisa Naso, Julie Dene, Kathy Tyhlala. Row 3: Karen Kansavage, Sue Frieda, Myra Klien,Joan Palmer, Michele Cooper. Missing: Janet Hocking, Theresa Sasa. 120 �McCLINTOCK Row I: Megan Snyder, Rose Sheridan, Kathaleen O'Callagahan,Jackie Wiendl. Row 2: Claire Johnson, Nancy Mathers, Sue Bechtold,Jill Fritz, Karen Adams, Sue Issics. Row 3: Kim Foltz, Ella Booth, Kathy Ruff, Janet Kroft, Helen Stubits, Joni Frengel, Rosetta Chiavacci, Theanne Murata, Lisa Petrone, Joanie Fiester. Missing: Ronna Calvin, Theresa Wright. Id, Ruth Zukowski, Lisa Naso, Julie , Theresa Sasa. 121 �MINER Row 1: Rich Hofman, Andy Bacharach, Dave Gregrow, Andy Wilkson, Rich Cutler. Row 2: Kevin Yost, Scott Wiener, Mike Heller, Nick Lozorak, Tony Couto, Bob Welsh. Row 3: J. Sullivan, Lou Fisher, Scott Lewis, Norman Verhoog, Tom Donahue, Bert Katz, Rich Scott. Row 1: Steve Bailey, Mario Apuzzo,John For Tom Cameron, Oscar the deer, Denny Jacobs Bello,Joe Gray, Mitch Feinburg, Wair Lofres Jeff Snyder. 122 �~ner, Mike Heller, Nick Lozorak, Tony Couto, PRIAPUS Row 1: Steve Bailey, Mario Apuzzo,John Forte. Row 2: Bill Popeleski, Andy Dutch,Joe Yacawitz, Mark Symanowicz, Mike Rappa, Dave Gibson, Mike Hurchick, Tom Cameron, Oscar the deer, Denny Jocobs, Dion Spencer. Row 3: Larry Sall, Bob Austin,John Leedy, Rick Smith, Bruce Spiegler, Lee Kopeika, Dave MoralesBello,Joe Gray, Mitch Feinburg, Walt Loftes. Missing: John Lewandoski, Mike Carbone, Larry Larioni, Brooks Clark, Paul Kerrigan, Lee Thomas, Tony Skiptunas, Jeff Snyder. 123 �~--,1,I• - - - - --- - - -~--- --~ - Row 1: Jeff Klemn, Bruce McCarthy, Ron R General Murtha, Roy Preefer, Rick Mahonski Bob Ausura, Dave Palanzo, Tony Pinto, Gary Greenspan, Rick Marshall,Jack Manley, Regg: ROOSEVELT Row 1: Par Delorenzo, Art Mitchell, Ben McCollum, Tony DeVincenris, Chip Pufko. Row 2: Lenny Vekkos, Bob Brezinski, Mary Lee Gorman, Tony Youtzy, Mike Anger, Srom Feigles, Carl Defelice, Dan Cardell , Mark Arcure, Stud, Steward Rae. Row 3: Mark Densenberg, John Zorbo, Rick Marcunis, Rick Dickson, J erry Ross, Tom Lubus, Tom Shaw, Rick Lacy. 124 �SLOCUM Row l: Jeff Klemn, Bruce McCarthy, Ron Reagan, Lorenzo Alston, Greg Herbert, Gary Kausmeyer, Carl Holsberger, Doug Hodgins. Row 2: Jack Loftus, Jim General Murtha, Roy Preefer, Rick Mahonski, Lonny Balum, Val Kaplan, Bill Harris, Mark Rado, Asshole, Mike Dzurina, Terry Christman. Row 3: Phil Mertz, Bob Ausura, Dave Palanzo, Tony Pinto, Gary Punorly, Bill Crazy Manley, Mike Yanchuck, Keith Jones, Nick Holgash, Jose Olivares, Jim Yosh. Missing: Alan Greenspan, Rick Marshall,Jack Manley, Reggie Fatherly, Glenn Mansfield, Dave Taylor, Fred Hermann, Dennis Flannagan, Dork. j • zinski, Mary Lee Gorman, Tony Youtzy, :m Zorbo, Rick Marcunis, Rick Dickson, 125 �- STERLING ~~ - Row 1: Sharon Knight, Cheryl Ann Berry, Quat Tin Oui, Wendy Warner, Trish O'Keefe, Laura Alunni, Missy Smith,Judy Kirnon, Pat Kurillo. Row 2: Tonee Bader, Karen Snow,Judy Berkise, Nadine Metro, Marylyn Sye, Alisa Meyers, Debbie Gould. Row 3: Andrea Schneider, Gayle Jean Berry, Debbie Welliver, Helen Vermey, Nina Zalkind, Cindy Phillips, Bonnie Pinkowski, Cathy Davis, Diane Peckalomis,Joanne Kocan. 126 ------ �: Tonee , Helen STERLING HOTEL 127 �Row 1: Dee Dee Donahue, Rosie Noone, Lin Paulette Kulusa, Sue Fishera, Sharon Wilkes Theresa Hussong, Kathy Stano, Wanda Philli· STURDEVANT Row I: Chery] Roberts, Anita Mucciolo,Jerri Hoffman, Penny Grigs, Sally Swisher, Trisha Ryan, Sue Collins. Row 2:Joann Eriavic, Helen Neissen, Martha Pron, Terry Roof , Sue Sprunitus, Lori Ashbaugh, Mary Ann Zelinski. Row 3: Lisa Mastramouno,Joann Michan, Caro] Stefonetti, Sharon Clune, Mary Jane Nulcy,Jeanne Graver, Amy Gurder. Row 4: Hury Gochez, Donna Witmore, Maureen Falvey, Karen Ashman , Roe Rosati, Patty Moser,Jan Kad]ecik,Joan Chemnitius, Kathy Jo Kooniz, Betsy McDonaJd,Joanne Harding, Wendy Ferrall, Nancy Slawson, Lucy Respass. Missing: Diane Simensky, Marie Sullivan. 128 �SULLIVAN Row I: DeeDee Donahue, Rosie Noone, Linda Oder, Barb Gorgas, Matt Middendorf. Row 2: Karen Olney, Diane Zayac, Linda Abbey, Marianne Stefanowicz, Paulette Kulusa, Sue Fishera, Sharon Wilkes, Sue Hansen. Row 3: Karen Berkeley, Anne Eshler, Barb Shaffer, Sherry Faux, Cindy Perry, Mary Ann Valvano, Theresa Hussong, Kathy Stano, Wanda Phillips, Sue Harris, Mary Kay Malloy, Donna Stanco. >ann Eriavic, Helen Neissen, Martha Pron, :ti , Sharon Clune, Mary Jane Nulcy,Jeanne , Jan Kadlecik, Joan Chemnitius, Kathy Jo ·ie Sullivan. 129 �,~, ft -- ~.1!:ft~J:Q Row I ' Ch><H,, M><is Solomon, Lis, H ug~ Y , ~ g o y C , ~ rmko~icc M"imC<h, Uun Eg,o, M,rth, Usco, Brenda Kubilis, Lori Greene, Ana Almuda-Samos, Marilyn Anderson. Row 3: Patti Reilly, Sonya Rohdes, Dagmar Moravic, Karen Lucchesi, Coreen Samora, Terry Saboski, Pam Ingoldsby. Row 1: Cheri Meyer, Jean Reiter, Mary Jean Tavella, Sandy Shotwell. Row 3: Terry Wei.g Pashchick. 130 �• - - "" WILKES COllfGE -.,,,,. .i., .. - ·-- I -- - --~ L :;;::;;:-· • . ._ 4--~ ...... w 'S '\ ,- ( , Alice Maximeth, Laura Egan, Martha Lasco, oravic, Karen Lucchesi , Coreen Santora, Terry WALLER Row 1: Cheri Meyer, Jean Reiter, Mary Jean DeSandes, Sue Obie. Row 2: Lynn Sayer, Debbie Stephens, Jackie Buzzelli, Nancy Evans, Rosie Nicastro, Adele Ann Tavella, Sandy Shotwell. Row 3: Terry Weiglo, Cindy Gluck, Maria Bardoutsou, Lorraine Galletta, Lois Enama, Carol Kosic, Mary Pedley, Slyvia Apostel, Carol Pashchick. 131 �Row 1 : Sport, Mesceda, Donald Anticoli, L Greg Miller, Tony Veglia, Basil KaczmarCZ) J oe Burnett, Howie Shulman, Dave McElwe Ahmo ud Mahamoud. WARNER Row I : John Salvitz, Gary Ceriani, Paul Miller, Glenn Davis, Ed Ohnott, Mike Mickey, Rick Maurer, Nick Gard, Dave Arigoni. Row 2: Jonathan Boghosian, Craid Johnson, Ken Lesniak, Alan Shaw, Joe Ferreira, Mike Hrunchak, Pete Pagano,John DeWenrer. Row 3: Jonathan Szostek, Erich Abken,John Fisch,Jim Eiden, Rick Karo, Snake G rasley,John Lack, Mr. E. Abrams, Bruce Douglas, Larry McMillian, Brad McLennan. Missing: Forrest Orth. 132 �WEBSTER Row 1: Spore, Mesceda, Donald Anticoli, Les Burns, Bill Keba, Bill Molnar, Mike Wislon. Row 2: Ed Hazzouri, Bob Demuth, Kevin McCormick, Stan Lobitz, Greg Miller, Tony Veglia, Basil Kaczmarczyk, Bob Irwin. Row 3: Andy Bloschichak, Len Anderson, Larry Muller, Bernie Pickering, Michael Flamini, Mike Sibilia, Joe Burnett, Howie Shulman, Dave McElwee, Shep Willner, A. Tsolakis. Missing: Jerry D'Albis, Tony A!X)stolaris, Mark Sanders, Sammy Aanyomi,Joe Delgado, Ahmoud Mahamoud. · ;oni. Row 2: Jonathan Boghosian, Craid ich Abken,John Fisch,Jim Eiden, Rick 133 �WEISS Row 1: Pan Keller, Pat Ramsey, Shari Hoffman, Nancy Kovar, Pam Balden. Row 2: Shelia Imler,Julie Bollinger, Michele LaRose, Lynn Campbell , Kathy Bozinski. Row 3: Judy Menapace, Kim Flis, Cindy Glawe, Sharon Seider, Pat Warski, Debbie Blum, Nancy Speiser, Jan Burszak. Missing: Kathy Lesh, Donna Grontkowski, Lisa Rozette. Row I: Brian Fenn, Larry Conner, Holly Ba Rosie Noone, Lou Elefanre, Donna Reese, Kuran, Mike Anger, Karen Olney, Alan I McCormick,Jeanne Conway (M.C.). �Rose, Lynn Campbell, K athy Bozin,1:issing: Kathy Lesh, Donna Gront- R.A.'S Row I: Brian Fenn, Larry Conner, Holly Baab, Paul Adams, Nancy Mathers, Carol Ciesielski, Jerry Mehalik. Row 2: J ohn Harper, Nick Holgash, Debbie Fortini, Rosie Noone, Lou Elefante, Donna Reese, Wendy Ferrall , Ann Sharkey. Row 3: Jim Eiden , J oe Marchetti, Paul Surnicki, Patty Reilly, Jim Yosh, Nancy Van Kuran , Mike Anger, Karen Olney, Alan France, Michele LaRose, Sheree Kessler, Karen Snow, Ellie Merren, Mary Ann Montague, Kim Witherow, Kevin McCormick,Jeanne Conway (M.C.). 135 ���AMNICOLA STAFF: Row 1: Shep Willner, Mary Stencavage, Eddie White. AMNICOLA STAFF: Row 1: Sue Ann Knight, Ellie Merton, Debbie Orbinati, Mary Ann Toth. Row 2: Patty Trotta, Karen Polomski, Kim Flis, Sharon Clune. Row 3: Steve Bailey, Chester Colson, Advisor. Missing: Karen Prigge, Ilene Tinkleman, Kathy Mamrosh, Mary Ellen Strony, Lisa Knutstad. 138 AMNICOLA STAFF: Sitting: Paulette Kulesa, Sharon Clune, Peggy Walczyk. Standing: Nigel Gray, An Daniels. Row 1: Lori Mieszkowski, I • zelli, Diane Marcinko, Sheli, Walter Killian, Dave Evans, �BEACON STAFF: Row 1: Shep Willner, Harriet Smith, Donna Korba. Row 2: Lisa Petrone, Mary Stencavage, Eddie White. Row 3: Rich Scott, Rennie Corbett,Jim Edwards. EDITORS: Mary Ellen Alu, Wilma Hurst, Patti Reilly. C C 0 0 M u M N u C T I E R ron Clune, Peggy Walczyk. L Row 1: Lori Mieszkowski, Becky Toton, Dave Ney, Louie DeRobertis, Denise Strickland. Row 2: Kevin Kwiatek, Bill Tironzelli, Diane Marcinko, Shelia Kupinsky, Rick Ryman. Row 3: Mary Jean Daniels, Paul Strinkowski, Dave Cherundolo. Row 4: Walter Killian, Dave Evans, Debra Sincavage, Peggy Schutz. 139 �IDC Row 1: Kim Witherow, Maris Solomon, Gary Toczylowski, Bruce Lear, Dave Arrigoni, Mike Heller. Row 2: Tom Bazzini, Albert Collier, Shep Willner, Donna Speiser, Lisa Hughes, Alan France, Tom Malanga, Joe Gray. Row 3: Laura Alumni, Maryanne Bartoszek, Laurie Schray, Janice Winter, Merle Zipkin, Ken Rogers, Donna Whitmore, Deb Fortini, Nancy VanKuren, Dave Samsel, Tom Benkinney, Mark Santora. Missing From Picture: Sheree Kessler, Gwen Faas, Carla Secrest, John Larkin, Rich Scott, Steve Elko. CLASSO: 1980 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Seated: (left to right) Mark Abbruzzese, Barbara Ki lkenny, Jan Perrilak, Donna Smith, Sue Volovicz (Recording Sec.), Gina O'Brien (Pres.), Patty Cullinan (Treas.), Steven Esrick (V.P.). Standing: (left to right) Steven Kirshner, Shep Willner, Larry Assalita, Diane Cimakosky, Scott Becker, Bruce Lear (IDC Pres.), Steven Connolley, Dave Cherundolo (CC Pres.), Rosetta Chiavacci, Bill Keba, Frank Scancarella, Al Berger, Dean Baltruchitis (Advi sor), John Senatore, Diane Coleman, Greg Black, Carl Holsberger. Missing : Sharon Manganiello, Norman Verhoog, Steven Kichka (Parliamentarian ). �CLASS OF 1977 Diane LaCava Larry Cohen Craig Gordon Patti Reilly 4 ow 2: Tom Bazzini, Albert Collier, Shep nne Bartoszek, Laurie Schray, Jani ce Win1kinney, Mark Santora. Miss ing From Pie- CLASS OF 1980 ENT rding Sec.), Gina O'Brien (Pres.), Party a, Diane Cimakosky, Scott Becker, Bruce :ancarella, Al Berger, Dean Balrruchitis ,an Verhoog, Steven Kichka ( Parliamen- 141 �ACCOUNTING CLUB Front Row: Gary Gardiner, Jamie Johnson, Sue Becktold, Ellen Merton, David Yakaitis. Back Row: Laura Rollman, Rich Muterelli, Ray Best, Joan Chemnitius. From Left, First Row : Susan Boyd, Dave Davis, TC Cameron, Paul Mi Kufta, Pete Cosgrove. Missing Whe 142 �• nan, Rich Muterelli, Ray Best, Joan R.O.T.C. From Left, First Row: Susan Boyd, Jeanne Graver, Anne Romanick, Susan Betchold. Second Row: Brad McClellan, Joe Bokar, Dave Davis, TC Cameron, Paul Miller, Al "Mole" Malero, Neil Jones, Pete Kowalchick, Betsy McDonald, Bob West, Donna Kufta, Pete Cosgrove. Missing When Picture Taken: John Harper, Mark Rado, Dane Drasher, Mark Symanowicz, David O'Hop. 1-43 �Front to Back: Row (1) Lenore Weiss Jeff Jones Daryl Dwyer Judy Berrettini Sharon Manganiello BIOLOGY CLUB (2) Liz Malinowski Elane O'Donnell Gail Edwards John Konicki Rodney Rothwell Timothy Boyek (3) Mandu Phillips Jacquie Harmon David Palanzo Nancy Clodfeldero David McElver John Kelly Phil Spigarelli C First Row: Len Brill, Nancy Bo~ Phillips, Maureen Salley,John W: 144 �' • CHEMISTRY CLUB First Row: Len Brill , N ancy Bogdan, Jim Miller, Carol Piatt, Rick Ryman. Second Row: Edward Kepp, Thomas Benkinny, Mary E. Phillips, Maureen Salley,John Warakomski , Sheldon Zen. Th ird Row: Matt Evans, Don Demko, Mike Mi ller, Dave Evans. 145 �CIRCLE K. Row ( 1) Joe Stoshak, Rox Grant, Jean Johnson, George Seiger (2) Tom Joyce, Stan Freeda, Ed Goham ( 3) Rick Vernouski, Rick Reese. p 146 �. SPANISH CLUB I Row 1: Debi Stephens, Jane Miller, RoseMarie Rosati. Row 2: Sandy Kabescat, Linda Lombardo, Cathy Hughs. Row 3: Dr. Marban, Tom Lubas, • Cheryl Kellar. Missing: Jose Oliveras, Mary Jean Desandes, Maris Derojas, Gayle Kollar, Joe Mullarry, Kim Witherow. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 147 �. . COMPUTER CLUB Cl CONCERT AND LECTURE SERIES I 148 �. CUE AND CURTAIN LJ JRE DEBATE UNION 149 �I.E.E.E. ENGINEERING CLUB Top Right: Swantkowski McHale, Pat1 �. COMMITTEE FOR A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT ART CLUB Top Right: Margaret Hreha, Bob Husty, Gary Friehes, Dave Sick, Maureen Sonday, Sue Adams, Dave Swantkowski. Top Left: Nancy DiBiasei, Mike Cerbelli, Marilyn Swantkowski, Claire Maziarczyk, Maureen McHale, Patty Steele, Candy Chilek, Danny House. 151 �FRENCH CLUB INT Row 1: Marie Nguyen, Guat Tim 3: Shep Willner,Jose Olivares, T Nguyen, Dang Parchana, Tasos T : 152 �INTERNATIONAL CLUB Row 1: Marie Nguyen, Guar Tim Ooi, Hury Gochez. Row 2: Shirley Eaton , Andrea Schneider, Dean Balrruciris, Mario Apuzzo. Row 3: Shep Willner, Jose Olivares, Tony Apostolaros. Missing: Sylvia Apostol, Dep Ngoc Ho, Panos Kalaritis, Ahmed Mahmoud, Son Nguyen, Dang Patchana, Tasos Tsolakis, Chekri Yazbek. 153 �JOURNALISM SOCIETY From Top: Joe Buckley, Mary Ellen Alu, Wilma Hurst, Brian Boston, Dotty Martin, Patti Reilly, Connie Basulca, Lisa Waznik, Patrice Stone, Mary Stencavage, Eddie White. l 154 �KARATE CLUB 155 �LETTERMEN'S CLUB - Row 1: Bill Abrams, Greg Wild, Tom Heller. Row 2: Bill Sobczak, Tim Reynolds, Mark Abbruzzese, Kurt Franke, Dean Evans. t ~ .. ' , .... ~ , .. ..I, . '- - Row 1 : Jean Johnson, Jerry An Knight, Patty Steele, Margy 0 Malita Maguire, Lisa Waznik. Anita Meehan, Sharon Clune, :r, �t Franke, Dean Evans. LETTERWOMEN'S CLUB Row I : Jean Johnson, Jerry Ann Smith, LuAnn Neely, Ronna Calvin, Diane Polachek, Joann Pugliese, Julie Kerrick. Standing: Sue Ann Knight, Patty Steele, Margy Cosgrove, Maris Solomon, Rose McMahon, Deb Orbinati, Karen Polomski, Maureen Murphy, Carol Piatt, Malita Maguire, Lisa Waznik. Top Row: Mrs. Saracino, Sally Steele, Dotty Martin, Sharon Wilkes, Mary Kay Malloy, Barb Gorgas, Anita Meehan, Sharon Clune, Merle Zipkin, Noreen Corbett, Chris Koterba, Karen Olney, Nancy Van Kuren. 157 �NUR~ Row 1: Mary Ann Zilinski, Brenda Kobel us, ' Cheryl Moyer, Nancy Speizer, Mrs. C. Fuller.. MANUSCRIPT SOCIETY M.E.N.C. Row 1: Cindy Fisher, Carol Krupa, Marilyn Anderson, Mary Jan Kadlecik, Kathy Herpick, Daria Duh. Row 2: Linda Lohden, Karen John, Chris Brozuski, Diane Simensky, Cathy Davis, Sue Orber, Marie Sullivan. Row 3: Jim Ruck, Len Costello, Mark Mishinsky,Joe Mayhoff, Ron Reagan, Tom Ralston, Mr. Veremeychik. Row 4: Jeff VanArsdale, Ron Bielicki, Bruce Kinney, Mark Hartman, Austin McElwee. �NURSING CLUB Row 1: Mary Ann Zilinski, Brenda Kobelus, Cindy Glaw, Debbie Condo. Row 2: Sandy Sabatini, Patty Masier, Cheryl Moyer, Nancy Speizer, Mrs. C. Fuller..Row 3: Pam Englesbee, Pame Dule,Jim Nicholas. C. Jan Kadlecik, Kathy Herpick, Daria Duh. :nsky, Cathy Davis, Sue Orber, Marie Sullihoff, Ron Reagan, Tom Ralston, Mr. VereMark Hartman, Austin McElwee. 159 �PHILOSOPHY CLUB Seated: Charles Popky, Leonard Roberts. Standing: G. K. Wuori, Stephen Pitts, Heather Balester, Jane Davis, John Sidey. �3 :seer, Jane Davis, John ACT 101 PHYSICS CLUB 161 �POLAR BEAR CLUB Sitting: Mike Conaboy, Jeff Renoe. Row 1: Cary Garderner, Mary Stencavage, Mike Anger, Millie Wysocki, Steve Bailey, Claire McCarthy . Row 2: Candy Chilick, Cindy Glawe, Carl Edwards, Carol Steffenatti, Debbie Stephens. Row 3: Lenny Jasuta, Mike Rutkowski, Tom Chirdock,Jerry Ross, Rob Rex. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB 162 Row 1: T ina Manzo, Cindy Eddy, Susan Cf J oyce Vodzak, Gail Byndas, Ann Marie K< Syephens. Row 4: Sharon Mazuka, Barbara . Prezlocki,Judy Hudak, Meloney Poplowski . �J ocki, Steve Bailey, Claire McCarthy. isuta, Mike Rutkowski, Tom Chir- REACH OUT Row 1: Helen Verney, Holly Baab, Mary Kay Malloy. Row 2: Bill Popeleski, Kevin McCall, Kathy Stano, Karen Snow, Lenny Vekkos, Cathy Davis. Missing: Lon Balum, Roy Preefer, Lou Elefants, Mary Jean DeSandes, Dave Taylor,Joe Gray. T.D.R. :LUB Row 1: Tina Manzo, Cindy Eddy, Susan Chandler, Sharon Zawatski. Row 2: Linda Yan us, Jan ice Weinstock, Joyce Vodzak, Gail Byndas, Ann Marie Kopec, Margaret Pelepko, J udy Bellas. Row 3: Sue Pudlosky, Debi Syephens. Row 4: Sharon Mazuka, Barbara Agurkas, Paula Strinkoski, Jane Miller. Row 5: Jackie Vitek, Cindy Prezlocki,Judy Hudak, Meloney Poplowski. Row 6: Sue Suchocki, Diane Polacheck. 163 �Front: Sandy Pensieri . Middle : Sandy Sal Nancy Slawson. Back: Donna Pape, Hotchkiss. VETERANS CLUB Left co Right : Pacey Davis, Gail Rinkun as, Charlotte Richards, Ellen DuFosse, Sheree Kessler, Ruth Plyrage, Cheryl Moyer, Lynn Shearon. JAZZ BAND 164 Seated: Jon Boghosian, Bob De Riggi, Ron Biolecki, Tim Young, James Yosh, Joe Mayhoff, Ed Richards, Sandy Shotwell. Standing: Al Collier, Pete Grabko, Dave Palanzo,Jim Nicholas, Tom Ralscon, Ron Reagan, Rich Cucler, Bruce Kinney,Joe Cole,Jeff VanArsdale. �Front: Sandy Pensieri. Middle: Sandy Sabbatini, Nancy Slawson. Back: Donna Pape, Cathy Hotchkiss. CHEERLEADERS Front Row : Cheryl Meier, Maria Balaga, Shirley Mariani, Susan Suchoski, Elaine Gaughan. Back Row: Debi Stephens, Sharon Hohol, Andrea Chuba, Debbie Yedlock, Debbie Blum, Frieda Skaff, Karen Burkley .. STRUTTERS Left to Right: Patty Davis, Gail Rinkunas, Charlotte Richards, Ellen DuFosse, Sheree Kessler, Ruth Plytage, Cheryl Moyer, Lynn Shearon. :re TWIRLERS 165 �CONCERT BAND Row I : Karen J ohn, Jeff Acornl ey, Linda Schall, Linda Lo hden, Cathy Din stel , Nancy Evans. Row 2: J oe LaCava, Len Costello, Peter Grabko, Marilyn Anderson, Carol Piatt, Pat Ran say, Ed Ri cha rd s, Aug ust Marini, Jim Yosh. Row 3: Anthony Baronio, M ark H art man, K athy Jo Koontz, Ron Reagan . Mary Ann Gatti. Chri s Brozusky, Cindy Fi sher, Richard Vaverka, Ron Bielecki, Tim You ng. Row 4 : Maureen Rincavage, Narda Sperrazza, Carl Long, Thomas Borthwi ck, Cheryl Po lak, El aine Tubman , Al Collier,Judy Pambianco, Carol Reed, David Pavilitz , Robert .Jo nes. Allen Vanderstu yf, Carol K rupa. Row S: Dave Brown, Bruce Kinney, Theodore Vcremeychik, J eff VanArsdale, Gerald D ' Albis, Joe Blizman, Don Willi ams, Chris Wilski. Sandy Shorwell. Tom Ral sto n, Mark Mi shinski, J oe May hoff, Mary Jan K adl ecik, William Gasbarro. Rosendo Santos. Gerarda Savinski, Alison Cormier, Mark Neylon, Richard Gregory, Frank Lercara, Robert Kennedy. M issing: Marie Sullivan, John Koze. Austin McElwee, Lawrence Vo jtko, Steve Standiford. 166 Row 1: Mr. Richard Chapline, Marilyn A1 Marie Sullivan. Row 2: Elizabeth Rindod Smurlo, Linda Abbey, Dolores Vida, Luan Moss, Kim Thomas, Mary Ann Toth, De Cramer, Cynthia Stuccio, Sue Ellen Orber, Francis McGrady, Chris Hud ak, J oe Serre Miller. Row 5: Cindy Tomassacci, Cathy I hue, T im Boyek, Steve Burnett, D ave Pav Missing: Doreen Menta, Michele J aworski, Left to Right: Mr. Chapline, Mike : McGrady, Kathy Davis, Bob Klein. �. CHORUS ,e LaCava, Len Costello, Peter Grabko, .y Baronio, Mark H artman, K athy J o ,n Young. Row 4: Maureen Rincavage, ,co, Carol Reed, Da vid Pavilitz, Robert J eff VanArsdale, Gerald D 'Albis, Joe vfary J an Kadlecik, William Gasbarro, err Kennedy. M iss ing: Marie Sulli van, Row 1: Mr. Richard Chapline, Marilyn Anderson, Karen Barber, Denise Marrineck, Adria Shumosic, Giacoma Buzzelli, Maureen Salley, Patricia Ramsey, Marie Sullivan . Row 2: Eli zabeth Rindock, Deborah Gdovin, Daria Duh, Adele Tavella, Cynthia Possemato, Jean Matweecha, Marylee Gorman, Gloria Smurlo, Linda Abbey, Dolores Vida, Luann Madden, Catherine Davi s, Michele Millington. Row 3: Cindy Fisher, Nancy Evans, Sandra Shotwell, Victori s Moss, Kim Thomas, Mary Ann Toth, Deborah Shekletski, James Ruck, Joseph Matteo, John Koze, Leslie Kirstein, John Zinsky, Michael Smith, Cathy Cramer, Cynthia Stuccio, Sue Ellen Orber, Carol Bosak, Debra Thompson. Row 4: Cheryl Ploak, Nancy Tenneriello, Wayne Pannabecker, Robert Klein, Francis McGrady, Chris Hudak, Joe Serrenti, Kathleen Herpich, Larry Vojtko, Judy Pambianco, Charlotte Robak, Linda Schall , Narda Sperrazza, Laurie Miller. Row 5: Cindy Tomassacci, Cathy Demko, Linda Lohden, Karen John, Maureen Rincavage, David Shema, Gerald D ' Al bis, Frank Kosik, Matt Donahue, Tim Boyek, Steve Burnett, Dave Pavilitz, Ernest Coassolo, Austin McElwee, Leo Strumski, Jan Cwikla, Ann Timko, D onna Marchetti, Lisa Waznik. Missing : Doreen Menta, Michele Jaworski, Peggy Rentschler, Mike Miller, Rosa Khalife, Pat W arski, Carol Reed , D agmar Moravec. MADRIGAL SINGERS Left to Righ t : Mr. Chapline, Mike Smith, Kathy Herpich, Ken McGraw, Vicky Moss, Jim Ruck, Sandy Shotwell, Ron Fex, Mari lyn Anderson, Frank McG rady, Kathy Davis, Bob Klein. 167 ��.. �Freshtnan Picnic Aug. 29, 1976 170 Parties, P, Partie �. Parties, Parties, Parties •• 171 �Artns and the Man'' Oct. 8-10, 1976 11 ��Hotnecotning Bonfire Oct. 21, 1976 �175 �Homecoming Displays ��Hotnecotning Dinner Dance Oct. 22, 1976 ���,· ~r\ ,a 0 E:) • I I �Hotnecotning Halftitne Oct. 23, 1976 �183 �Halloween Party Oct. 30, 1976 I 184 �• ::\ (),. V ;t,. ~185 �Halloween Party Oct. 30, 1976 ��186 �187 �Noteworthy Events I I I ��I F9 . 190 �191 ��193 ��195 �S. U .B. Parties • l ,J • •. ~ '' �( \ r 197 �Godspell �199 �Christtnas Party Dec. 10, 1976 �.,:./ ·/. . :-:.~:..~·:_•. ·::·.· ... . ..·. . ..•.. ~' , ~ •• .. • t • .-· 201 ��203 �Rhinoceros ffI ~. ,_ / ,e_:_-..- 204 �205 �Winter Weekend �207 �St. Patrick's Day March 19, 1977 ����Junior-Senior Dinner Dance April 1, 1977 l • �2 13 ���Freshtnan-Sophotnore Dinner-Dance April 15, 1977 ����Noteworthy Events �22 1 �0 ��Cherry Blossotn Festival April 22-24, 1977 �225 �I Ian Anderson, Dice, Pure Prairie League April 23, 1977 ��''H.M.S. Pinafore'' and ''Trial by Jury'' I .,. .. Parties, P, PartiE �Parties, Parties, Parties 229 �Gr(: Senior Pizza Party Re �Graduation Rehearsal • 231 �Senior Dinner-Dance May 19, 1977 ' ( .j ~ 232 ) �233 ... ��' ?( ... r, ..•ft' 235 �236 �237 �' I Senior Class Picnic I ����Graduation 1977 �243 ����247 �����Football First Row: John Lychos, Greg Wild,John Lack, Bill Abrams,John Duda, Don McDermott, Frank Wengen, Len Dalmas, Paul Adams, Paul Wengen, Tony Couto, Larry Tarutis. Second Row: Tim Connolly, Dave Fritzges, Mark Molitoris, Mike Molitoris,John Larkin, Ed Murray, Tony Shipula, Paul Surnicki, Joel Kane, James Beck, Bob Franke, Ned Connolly. Third Row: Frank Forte, Mike Wilson, Bob Dubicz, Bob Castellani, Tom Heller, Dwight Beck, Mark Rado, Alan Greenspan, Andy Contos, Bob Owens, Bill Slavoski, Joe Delgado. Fourth Row: Tom McDade, Bill Sobczak, Joe Devaney, Mark Arcure, John Miranda, John Frappolli, Paul Peterson, Melvin Johnson, Mike Patrick, Steve Croghan, Bill Molnar, Ed D'Amico, Tom Sokola, Bernard Pickering. Fifth Row: Bob Ausura, Chris O'Brien, Tony Pace, Don Williams, Ray Pambianco, Dave Korba, Jeff Shovlin, Cliff Jones, David Brace, Ralph Gambini, Rich Paciej, Vince Savoca, Larry Davis. Sixth Row: Dr. Gordon Earles, team physician; Coach Roland C. Schmidt ; Assistant Coaches Jonah Goobic, Ed Lukas, Jeff Giberson, Joe Moran, Joe Skvarla, Paul Kane, Jim Fennell, Mike Aed, trainer; managers Tom Dougherty, Mark Kaczinski, and Scott Jenkins. 1 �Len Dalmas, Paul Adams, Molitoris, John Larkin, Ed Forte, Mike Wilson, Bob Bill Slavoski, Joe Delgado. :Jeterson, Melvin Johnson, .sura, Chris O'Brien, Tony Jeff Shovlin, Cliff Jones, 1, Larry Davis. Sixth Row: chmidt; Assistant Coaches e Skvarla, Paul Kane, Jim Mark Kaczinski, and Scott �1976 RESULTS Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes .. With a young and inexperienced team tli.e 1976 Football Colonels faced a disappointing season. The strength on the squad was its defense. Tony Pace, Chris O'Brien and Tony Couto were its leaders. On the offensive side Paul Wengen and Don McDermott provided the spark. / The Colonels ended the season with victories over Juniata and Delaware Valley which could indicate that the team began to put it all together and it looks like next year will be an improvement over this one. 25-4 0 15 31 0 7 7 14 9 Indiana St. l Lycoming Bloomsbur.g Upsala Albright Susquehann Juniata Delaware V �1976 RESULTS Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 0 15 31 0 7 7 14 9 Indiana St. U. Lycoming Bloomsburg Upsala Albright Susquehanna Juniata Delaware Valley 13 21 21 7 24 27 10 0 experienced team the 1976 Football >inting season. The strength on the 'ony Pace, Chris O'Brien and Tony )n the offensive side Paul W engen >Vided the spark. / he season with victories over Juniwhich could indicate that the team her and it looks like next year will this one. 255 �F • I e I d H 0 First Row: Diane Coleman, Correen Santoro, Donna Betelli. Geri Hoffman. J ulie Kerrick. Lee Ann Earl. Lu Ann Neely. Marie Elko. Barb Gorgas. Mary McC:ann. Sue Piensiak. Second Row: Co;ich G:t)' F. Meyers. Jon i Fi ester Brook s. Sue Ann Knight, Sue Se rio, Mary Jo Frai l, Ka ren Killian,Jcrry Ann Smith. Penny Bianrnni. Kim Flis. Ronna C:oh·in . Jean Johnson. C k e y '-- .,,,. -,J ,-.. The 1976 Field Hockey squad enjoyec un blemisheJ 3-0 recorJ . Heading rhe rea Sm ith made history being the fir st ever J uni or Barb Gorgas and another Fres hm;; The Colonelertes also equaled last ye A fcer losing rhcir firsr game in this do d deared Drew U. and .Juniata a~suring ti W ilkes in the Finals of the Consolations. Receiving the MVP Award for offcns M VP Award went to Freshman Jury AllI The C:olonclcttes arc cxr-icctccl ro rnnti 256 �Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes : Kerrick. Lee Ann Earl, ;;iy F. l\kyers. Joni Fiesrer 13roob. )ianrnni. Kim Fli s. Ronna C:oh·in. 1976 RESULTS 2 Albrighr Marywood 3 Kurzcown 0 4 Misericordia 1 Bloomsburg Lafayette 0 Lycoming 5 4 Drew U. 2 Susquehanna 2 Del. Val. Scranton 5 Bucknell 2 0 1 3 0 2 3 l 0 • 0 0 0 9 MAC Tournament Fourrh Place Overall Record 8-4 NPWIAA Record: 3-0 The 1976 Field Hockey squad enjoyed possibly their finest season ever repeating once again as NPWIAA champs with an unblemished 3-0 record. Heading the team were senior co-captains Penny Bianconi and Sue Ann Knight. Freshman Jerry Ann Smith made history being rhc first ever placed on the first team of Susquehanna All-Stars. Placing on the second team was Junior Barb Gorgas and another Freshman Mary Jo Fr:1il received Honornhle Mention. The Colonelettes also equaled last year when they brought home the fourth place trophy from the MAC Tournament. After lo sing their first game in thi s double elimination rourn:1ment to Dickin so n rhe girls fought hard to stay in it and def eared Drew U. and Juniata assuring them of a trophy. Elizabethtown edged the ream out for third place honors dc::fcaring Wilkes in rhc Final s of rhc Consolation s. Receiving the MVP Awar-d for offense was Ronna Colvin, a Junior transfer from Keystone Junior College The dc::fcnsive MVP Award went ro Fre shma n Jerry Ann Smith. The Colondcttcs arc expected to continue their success as they arc cxpcning a fine: group of Prcshmcn next fall. 257 ��• 259 �s 0 Wilke Wilke Wilke Wilk< Wilke Wilke Wilk< Wilke Wilke Wilke Wilke Wilke C C e r First Row: Joe Degenhart, Maris Solomon, Steve Kinback, Bill Nardone, Dean Evans, Joe Piccone. Second Row: Russ White, Mark Ritter, Mario Apuzzo. Steve Bailey, Len Vekkos, Andy Dutch, Dave Borrmann. Standing: Assistant Coach Mike Sicher, Mark Toole, Tasos Tsolakis, Tony Apostolaros. Panos Kalaritis. Mike Kohl, Dang Patchana, Bernie Domkowski. Tim Reynolds, Coach Chip Eaton . This year's Booters enjoved their finest season ever reaching the .500 mark with an even 6-6 clip. Coach Chip Eaton looked to co-captains Panos Kalaritis and Bill Nardone to lead the team. Sophomore Mario Apuzzo led the scoring stats with LO goals and L assist. Juniors Len Vekkos and Tony Apostolaros had fine seasons as well as Freshman Tim Reynolds. It looks bright for next year as the team will only lose 2 lettermen. 260 �1976 RESULTS Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 3 3 2 2 2 ,1 3 l 0 7 Upsala Bloomsburg Sr. l\Iuhlenberg Ln:oming Bapti st Bible Scranton Madison FDU l\IoraYian Susquehanna Dcl:nvare Valley Elizabethtown Albright OT2 4 1 3 1 3 3 2 4 2 20 1 cond 1ann. 1nt1s. 261 �C r 0 s s C 0 u n t r First Row: Dave Boris, Jeff Davis, Dave Kerek, Mary Kay Malloy, Roger Davis. Jeff Metzger. Second Row: Steve Standiford, Pete Kowalchik. Vince D'Amaro. Don Patrick. Dan Rittenhouse. Coach George Paw lush. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 19 7 6 RESULTS Scranron Harri st Bible Scranton Muhknherg n /46 Delaware Valin· /4 1 Albright Phila. Textile 29 i8 Lebanon Valley F&J\I so /46 Albright Susquehanna 39 Elizabethtown 30 Scranton 45 24 Baptist Bibk ii 15 41 16 45 19 32 17 20 27 15 15 17 19 26 18 32 0Yer;i 11 Record 3- 11 y Although rhe Harriers did nor h this year. there were some bright spo try team. An increasing amount of e\'entualh prmide the depth that is n Freshman Da\'e Boris led the.: rean Sophomore .Jcf f Da\ is. and Junior Sr( The Harriers will look to nnr ye tion of Coach George Pawlush who v squad to a nc\,· coach . . 262 �. )a vis, J eff Metzger. Second Dan Rittenhouse_ Coach 1976 RESULTS Scranrcm Baprisr Bible: Scranron Muhlenberg Dc:laware Valley Albrighr Phila. Texrilc Lebanon Valin F&:M Albrighr Susquehanna Elizabnhrown Scranton Baptist Bible 1(1 /4 5 19 32 17 20 27 l '5 15 17 19 26 18 32 era] l Record 3-1 I Alth ough rhe Harrie rs did nor have a winning season this year. there were so me brighr spors for rhe Cross Country team. An increasi ng amount o f runn e rs each yea r will eYentual h pro,·ide the deprh that is needed. Freshman Da,e Bo ri s led th e ream ove r the course wirh Sophom o re Jef f Da,·is. and J uni or Ste\"(; Srandiford . The H ,irrier~ will look ro next vear wirhout the na vigarion of Coach G eorge P,ndu sh who will be surrendering hi s squad to a nc\\· coach. 263 �w 0 In e n s T e n n • 1 s Kneeling: Sharon Wilkes, Cindy Yablonski, Debbie Welliver, Joann Pugliese, Rose McMahon, Judy Bellas, Merle Zipkin. Standing: Coach Sandra Bloomberg, Freida Skaff, Joann Englot, Sally Steele, Patty Steele, Chris Koterba, Reenie Corbett, Diane Polachek. 1976 RESULTS w 0 0 6 6 7 5 0 8 7 5 7 Lock Haven Bucknell Marywood Marywood Misericordia Scranton Bloomsburg Lycoming Misericordia Scranton Baptist Bible ] ( ( Overall Record 8-3 NPWIAA 7-0 For the second straight undefeated 7-0. Co-captain Chris Koterba are the four The Tennis squad callee tab. Next year's team will Merle Zipkin and Diane Pc 264 �Rose McMahon, Judy Bellas, lot, Sally Steele, Patty Steele, 1976 RES ULTS w 0 0 6 6 7 5 0 8 7 5 7 Lock Haven Bucknell Marywood Marywood Misericordia Scranton Bloomsburg Lycoming Misericordia Scranton Baptist Bible 9 9 1 1 0 2 6 1 0 2 0 Overall Record 8-3 NPWIAA 7-0 For the second straight year the netwomen have captured the NPWIAA crown with an undefeated 7-0. Co-captains Joanne Englot and Patty Steele along with Sharon Wilkes and Chris Koterba are the four seniors that will be leaving and will be sorely missed next year. The Tennis squad collected the fin est fall season record of any of the sports compiling an 8-3 tab. Next year's team will rely on the talents of Joann Pugliese and Sally Steele along with Merle Zipkin and Diane Polachek. 265 �B a s k e t b a I I 266 Front: Tom Donahue. Kneeling: Ken Hughes, Nick Holgash , Lewis Graham , Art Meigh , Gordie Miller Standing Bob Welsh, Kendall McNeil , George Oschal , Tony Nardelli , Jcff Baird,John Zapko, Gary Toczylowski, Matty Pererson,Joe McCrae, Terry Schoen. ��• Plagued by turmoil and tension wi1 Cagers were disappointed with the < season. Senior Captain Tom Donahue ho singled out as a true leader on the COL be missed next year but if the team Coach Beardc can expect a great year. . 268 �I 97<>-77 RES ULTS w Y5 97 77 66 83 66 81 69 68 65 7/i ~,,,, - - ,, 70 70 68 71 80 69 7_) 70 59 57 65 Lock Haven Stare Delaware Valley York Philadelphia Tnrilc Susquehanna Lycoming Spring Garden George Mason Moravian Madison Juniata Albright Upsala () I 72 81 88 76 80 79 75 •• 80 7,, 71 80 71 ESSC 7-i, Susquehanna Drew University Bloomsburg Madison FDU Philadelphia Pharmacy Scranton University Elizaberhrown Lebanon Valley 80 72 81 57 w 6_) 87 67 W:...J Plagued by turmoil and tension within the club. th e Cagers were disappointed with the outcome of their season. Senior Captain Tom Donahue however, shou ld be singled out as a true leader on the court. Donahue wi ll be missed next year but if the te:im can get together, Coach Bearde crn expect a g reat year. 269 �19 Wilkes w r e s t I • 1 n g Kneeling: Dan Cardell, Rick Mahonski, Lon Balum, Mat Simone, Denny Jacobs, Greg Maclean, Bruce Lear, Chuck Partridge, Dick Bernier. Standing: Ban Cook, Bill Karpovich , Matt Middendorf , Dave Gregrow, Dan House, Rick Smith, Gene Clemons, Wade Fatool, Dennis Flannagan. 12 21 16 30 37 34 9 26 33 40 28 35 21 24 43 33 41 30 _,4 29 Le N Te Vi w Ea Sy De 0: El Ly Bi H Ea A1 Bt Fe M R1 N 0 �1976-77 RECORD Greg Maclean , Bruce Lear, dendorf, Dave Gregrow, Dan )S , Wilkes 12 21 16 30 37 34 9 26 33 40 28 35 21 24 43 33 4l 30 31 29 Lehigh Navy Tennessee Virginia Tech West Chester East Carolina St. Syracues Delaware Valley Oswego St. Elizabeth town Lycoming Binghamton St. Hofstra East Stroudsburg Army Bucknell F&M Montclair St. Rutgers North Carolina St. Overall record 17-3 30 17 25 12 8 9 34 8 9 3 9 14 18 13 0 7 3 15 9 8 It was a highly successful season for the Colonels in their second year of Div. I competition. The grapplers under the leadership of the quad-captains Rick Mahonski, Dave Gregrow, Lon Balum and Bruce Lear, scored victories over such large schools as Navy, Hofstra, Army, East and North Carolina. The team also took the team titl e at the Binghamton Invitational. Individually, Dave Gregrow and Lon Bal um enjoyed 16-4 records, while Brice Lear had a 17-3-1 log. Dan House finished the year 15-5. In the Wilkes Open, Dave Gregrow rook third , while Lear grabbed a fourth place finish. In the Eastern Tournament, the highest f ini shcrs for the Colonels were Lon Balum with a second, Da ve Gregrow and Bart Cook, each with thi rds, and Bruce Lear fourth. All th ese four wrestlers qualified to go to the N;itiol1'.ll T ournament in Oklahoma. As a team, Wilkes had 6 points in Oklahoma, which is a new record. 271 �. - "· •f.'~'-~ -- :_~- -- ��s w • 1 ID ID • MEMBERS INCLUDE: Keith Augustine, Kevin Augustine, Greg Black, Jeff Boberick, Jim Edwards, Cindy Glawe, John Heffner, Jeff Jones, Melita Maguire, Bill Manley, Paul Neidzwieki, Carol Piatt, Tony Pinto, Alan Shaw, Maris Solomon, and Lisa Waznik. MANAGERS: Cheryl Moyer, Mary Pedley,Judy Wing . 1 n g 1976-77 Results Men Women 274 Wilkes 32 29 74 57 49 83 23 48 Ursinus Dickinson Jersey City St. Lycoming Binghamton St. Cathedral Ursinus Dickinson 59 73 35 34 61 25 71 46 �., [ Boberick, Jim Edwards, Cindy wieki, Carol Piatt, Tony Pinto, vfary Pedley,Judy Wing. This being the last year for two separate swim teams for men and women gave incentive for a true team effort. The swimmers with especially fine seasons were Paul Neidzwiecki with an 11-0 dual record, and Cindy Glawe. Junior Captain Jeff Jones should be credited with his leading the team this year. In the MAC Tournament Cindy Glawe came home with the only medal - a second. Overall in the tourney the Wilkesmen placed seventh while the women placed sixth in the event. 76-77 Results Ursinus Dickinson Jersey City St. Lycoming Binghamton St. Cathedral Ursinus Dickinson 59 73 35 34 61 25 71 46 275 �w 0 In e n Kneeling: Karen Smallcomb, Dotty Marcin, Sharon Wilkes, Sue Freda. Standing: Kathy Keating trainer; Julie Kerrick, Lynn Yedlock, Mary Jo Frail, Karen Olney, Debbie Yedlock, Nancy Johnson, Sue Ann Knight, Anita Meehan, Coach Wilma Schierer, and Wilma Hurst manager. s , B ...., ....' a e t b 3◄ ~ -...._ s k r.-. ..... .,,,.. .I < - 'V '- - ,,, I ~ * a • I I V so - .....,,, 276 .,,, It was a frustrating and disappoini female Colonels being led by their thi Looking through this were some l: Freshman Mary Jo Frail and Junior l awarded. Also an asset on the court w Senior Dotty Martin. �1976 Results Wilkes 1ding: Kathy Keating trainer; :k, Nancy Johnson, Sue Ann 56 52 40 50 47 57 54 48 48 61 57 51 67 70 61 47 47 58 44 78 76 Delaware Valley DrewU. LCCC King's Lafayette Keystone F&M Juniata Lackawanna Susquehanna Upsala Muhlenberg Bucknell Misericordia Albright Bloomsburg Kutztown Elizabethtown Scranton Baptist Bible Marywood 46 29 76 55 80 59 73 5~ 61 69 58 40 83 44 51 75 65 62 66 31 54 Overall record 7-14 It was a frustrating and disappointing sea~on for the Women Cagers, fighting their way through a 21 game season. The female Colonels being led by their third coach in as many seasons had trouble with consistency. Looking through this were some bright spots however, as the Colonelettes collected 7 victories - more than ever before. Freshman Mary Jo Frail and Junior Karen Olney were named to NPWIAA Second Team All-Stars, an honor never before awarded. Also an asset on the court were co-captains Sharon Wilkes, who will be assisting Coach Bloomberg next season, and Senior Dotty Martin. 277 �Wilkes 6 4- 6 6 -1 1 2-18 13- 4 16- 8 10 B 3-11 22 a s e b a I I 278 9-14 8- 8 13 8 8 First Row: Mike Supczenski , Barry Harcharufka, Andy Kresky, Jim Stehle, Don McDermott, Ken Suchoski, Bill Hockenbury, Manny Evans. Second Row: John Cavanaugh, Dan Pisarcik, Steve Grasely, Lou Flefante, Bill Polaha, Dave Hunganer, Terry Shoen, Coach Gene Domzalski. Third Row: Gary Capece, Bob Brezinski, George Kavulich, Rich Borofski, Wayne Yankosky , Dave Korba, Carl Defelice, Phil Marino. �. 1977 RES U LTS Wilkes 6 4- 6 6-1 l 2- 18 I 3- 4 16- 8 LO 3-l l 22 9 -14 8- 8 13 8 8 Bloomsburg Susquehanna Scranton Elizabethtown East Stroudsburg Al brigh t Allentow n Delaware Valley U rsinus Scranton Juniata Kut ztow n Scranton Gettysburg 4 5- 1 5032- 4 3 3 0 1 6- 4 1 5-10 4- 3 4 4 6 Overall record 20-2 Dermott, K en Suchoski, ~ Grasely , Lou Elefanre, r Capece , Bob Brez inski, I Marino. 279 , .... ~ ■ •~ ...,-,,.•,:;, ..... ~.,.,_...,. //,-- ✓• • ~- r 'h/ = / ~ , • ,, • , .. ,- �• 280 Wilkes Baseball has become one of the most highly respected sports in the area. For the first time in history the team won the MAC Championship outright. The team had a batting average of .342 and a pitching ERA of 2.67. The pitching staff dazzled its opponents by striking out a total of 200 batters in 189 innings. The overall season record was 20-4, which tells the story in itself. There will be only three seniors graduating this year. Don McDermott, who batted .357 and set a new school record with his 33 RBI's. Manny Evans and Jim Stehle both pitched to 6-1 records and their combined efforts accounted for 12 of the 20 team victories . In playoff action however, the team was defeated two straight cutting short their dreams of repeating as Mideast Champs. �281 �Lacrosse First Row: Wes Samsell, Tim Smith,Joe Burnette, Doug Price, Mark Sanders, Tom Heller, Steve Kinback, Larry Sall. Second Row: John Lack, Greg Wild , Tony Youtzy , Mike Narbecki, Bruce Davis, Mark Davis, Bill Harris , Kun Franke, Bill Abrams, Brian Blesi , Bob Taylor, Asst. Coach Jon Hobrock. Third Row: George Hodges, Tony Gremaldi, Dwight Beck, Jim O'Neil, Jack Manley , Bill Adams, Andy Dutch , Bernie Donachie, John Larkin, Reggie Fatherly, Dave Gregrow, Asst. Coach Fred Lohman, HEAD COACH Chuck Mattei. 1977 RESULTS WILKES l l 7 10 9 13 17 7 6 14 8 Dickinson Lehigh Madison FDU Bucknell Ha ve rford Muhlenberg Gettysburg Western Maryland Lebanon Valley Franklin Marshall Overal I Record 4-6 6 13 17 17 11 l 9 13 11 17 �S e . 6 k Larry Sall. Second :Iler, rev Kin ac ' k Bill A 6 ram s ' . K rt Fran e, ·1 Bill Harns, u . B k Jim O 'Ne1 ' d. Dwight ec , d Gremal i, Asst. Coach Fre Gregrow, D ave Ty, I , \L ES 47 �Wilkes Lacrosse was dealt a setback when top offensive player Bruce Davis suffered a separated shoulder in preseason play and missed most of the year. Coach Mattei was not ready to give up but because of the injuries, the team ended the season with a 4-6 record. Big Guns for the squad were Bill Adams and Freshman Tim Smith. Scoring however, came from a large array of stickmen so next year should prove to be a successful one. 284 �as dealt a setback when top offensive ff ered a separated shoulder in presea1ost of the year. Coach Mattei was not ecause of the injuries, the team ended ecord. quad were Bill Adams and Freshman 1owever, came from a large array of ,hould prove to be a successful one. 285 �V 0 I I e y b First Row: Coach Doris Saracino, Karen Burkley, Peggy Rentschler, Donna Whitmore, Diane Brodbeck, Joan Chemnitius, Debbie Orbinati, Barb Gorgas, Hury Gochez. Second Row: Kathy Keating trainer; Ann Timko, Pat Klotz , Sharon Knight, Martha Lasco, Barb Schaemer, Diane Coleman, Sally Steele, Karen Polomski, Mary Ann Toth , Sharon Clune, Karen Olney manager; Sharon Wilkes. a I I II,. ,. -, ff .... ~ ~ ,,.. ..... I "....... 286 . �• iring trainer; Ann ele, Karen Polom- I . ~ ,..~ ? ·~~ ,, •. I'll On ly in its second season at Wilkes, the Women's Volleyball ream has grea tl y improved since last year. Volleyba ll is not well csrablishccl in this area, but is ga in ing interest at Wilkes. T hi s year. the Spikers. coached by Doris J Saracin o, had a total of 21 players. Among these. they arc losing seven sen iors: Joan C hemnirius . Sha ro n Clune, l3arb Gorg:1s, Debbie Orbinati, Karen Snow . Ma ry Ann Toth, and Sharon Wilkes. Next year, wirh co-caprair.s Sa lly Steele and Karen Polomski, rhe Volleyba ll team w ill he 1ooking forward to a winning season. 287 �s 0 f t b a I I 288 MEMBERS INCLUDE: Laura Alumni, Holly Baab, Tami Berand, Rosetta Chiavacci, Candy Chelek, Mary Jo Frail, Sue Freida, Drena Grainey, Julie Kerrick, Sue Ann Knight, Dana Jamiolkawski, Nancy VanKuren, Nancy Mathers, Anita Meehan, Karen Olney, Patty Steele, Jackie Wiendl, Helen Nissen, Helen Vermey, Debbie Welliver, Debbie Yedlock, Lynn Yedlock, Nancy Johnson, manager, Coach Gay Meyers. �• ci, Candy Chelek, 1iolkawski, Nancy di, Helen Nissen, , manager, Coach 1977 Results Wilkes 7 5 30 23 12 Kings Scranton Baptist B. Marywood LCCC 15 10 7 8 19 The Colonelettes added yet another sport to their agenda as so£ tball was introduced. Under the direction of Coach Gay Meyers, the women finished their first season with a 2-3 record. Standouts for the team were MVP Anita Meehan who ran up a batting average of well over .600, and Karen Olney, who caught and also pitched. The team was plagued by injuries to their pitching staff with starters Mary Jo Frail sustaining a fractured finger and Debbie Welliver a dislocated collarbone. However, next year looks encouraging as the team will only lose two starters and fields many young players. 289 �G 0 I f MEMBERS INCLUDE: Joseph Angelella, David Blumfield, Ken Donlavage, Bryan Hoynak, Jeff Klemm, David Kollar, Mike Molitoris, Steve Nielson, Sandy Pensieri, John Petrosky, J ohn Ralston, David Samsel, Joseph Skladany, Joseph Stephens, Barry Williams, Asst. Coach Ed Baltuchitis, Coach Roland Schmidt. 1977 RESULTS Wilkes 430 Ursinus 424 Lycoming Forfeit 409 Scranton 411 409 Upsala 422 402 Moravian 439 402 Muhlenberg 430 407 ESSC 400 407 Juniata 411 397 Susquehanna 390 387 Lebanon Valley 402 387 Scranton 419 407 Albright 411 MAC'S finished 2nd OVERALL RECORD 9-3 290 �)onlavage, Bryan Hoyly Pensieri, John PetroBarry Williams, Asst. 1977 RES UL TS Wilkes 430 Ursinus 424 Lycoming Forfeit Scranton 411 409 Upsala 422 409 402 Moravian 439 402 Muhlenberg 430 407 ESSC 400 407 Juniata 411 397 Susquehanna 390 387 Lebanon Valley 402 387 Scranton 419 407 Albright 411 MAC'S finished 2nd OVERALL RECORD 9-3 291 �Men's Tennis Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 1977 RESULT~ Ursinus 0 Baptist Bi 6 Scranton 3 Susquehar 7 Bloomsbu 0 Moravian 5 Elizabetht 1 Scranton 2 Lycoming Albright 3 Overall record 4 Kneeling: Judd Davis, Clint Walker, Charlie Petrino, Mark Abbruzzesse. Standing: Rich Baran, Scott Gruber, Mike Hramchak, Vince Walters, Coach Tom Rokita. 292 �. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 1977 RESULTS Ursinus Baptist Bible 6 Scranton 3 Susquehanna 7 Bloomsburg 0 Moravian 5 1 Elizabethtown 2 Scranton Lycoming Albright 3 0 9 3 6 2 9 4 8 7 Forfeit 6 Overall record 4-6 Rich Baran, Scott Gruber, Mike This season was successful for the Wilkes Netmen, ending with a 4-6 record. Of the starting nine players, only seniors Judd Davis and Mark Abbruzzesse will not be returning next year. They have had a great year and will surely be missed. With this year's experience under them, Coach Tom Rokita is looking forward to a winning season for next year. 293 �Asst. Co:ich Brook Yeager \l(/ rcsrl i np: Coach Ken Turley Swimming Coach Chip Eaton Soccer Assr. Coach .Jon HobrcKk - l.,tcrossc Coach Wilma Schicrcr Women·, lhsketh,t!I Coach Rollie Schmidt Foot hall and Col f Co,1d1 Torn Rokiu [\fen\ Tcnni, h C,11 F. 1\ !ncrs Field I lmkn S"ftl);lll (:();l, Co,1d1 (;corgc P,twlush (:["():-,:-, c:ountr~ · 294 . �As,t. Coach Brook Yeager \X/rcsr Ii nµ: Coach Gene Domzal sk i f3:1 seh:tl l C0:1ch Sandy Bloomberg Tenni s Coach Chip Eaton Soccer Coach Rodger Beardc lhskcrh:dl Coach John Rec".: Wre stling Schmidt .I Golf C:o:1th Torn Rokir :1 l\kn', T cnni, C:o:1ch Dori s Saracino \'ollC\·h:tl I 295 �DONALESKI , ANN G. Senior Directory 1-11~ Clin to n Ave .. lrvin11to n. N.) . 07 111 DOUGHERTY, JOSEPH 18.l W . Broad St.. N a~t irnke. P.t. R.D . 1, Tu nkhannoc k, Pa 25 M ou n11in St.. Swoyersv il le, Pa . 18657 R.D. 1, Bo x 1026, Stroudsbu rg, Pa. ACKERMAN, EDWARD 126 Butl er St., Pil{ StOn, Pa. .\5 Co rl ear St .. W il kes- Barre, Pa. 201 Ali cia St.. Old Forge . Pa. 18702 13904 \ 7 Carey Ave., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 4 11 S. Em pire St. , Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 18703 ALBANESE, AMY L R.D . 1 J oel Hill Rd., Plymouth , Pa. 18651 ALBRIGHT, EUGENE 46 D ivision St. , W il kes- Barre , Pa . .l09 Ri dge St. , Ashley, Pa. ALEXANDER, LAURICE 75 Butle r St., Fo rt y Fo rt, Pa. 12 Graham Av e., Wilkes- Barre. Pa. BOWALICK, JULIA A. CHO PY AK , MARY A. 14 I Rock St.. Pi tts ton. Pa. 18702 18702 89 Tom pki ns St., Pi11sro n , Pa. 18644 172 N o ble St. , N ant icoke . Pa . BRILL, EDGAR L 9.l Main St .. Lu zern e. Pa. 14.l E. Main St. , Nanticoke. Pa. BRINER , KAREN G. 2662 W . Al der Rd .. Bel lmo re . N .Y. AZAIN , GAIL D. 18702 07644 166 Com m errial Sr. , Prov incttewn. MA . BACCANARI, LIBORIO BROWN , LOUANN M. 165 Eli zabeth St.. Pi tts ton. Pa. -110 N . Ma in St .. Wi lkes- Barre . Pa. 18640 02657 18702 BRUNO, CAROL A. 5.15 E. Pine St. . O lyp han t. Pa . 100 Truesdale Dr. . Croron-o n-Hudson. N. Y. 18447 BUCHINSKI , MARK P R.D . 3. Clearfield. Pa. 163 W . N oble St.. N ant ico ke. Pa. BALENT,JUDITH M. 6 15 Park Place, Du po n t, Pa. 1864 I MO N . Vi ne St.. H az leto n. Pa. \72 Chestnu t Sr. . King ston . Pa. BELSKY , DONALD J 5(f,) Fel lo ws Ave .. Wi lkes-Barre. Pa. 18702 BERDY, PAUL 18705 BURNS, MARY ELLEN E. 11 /4 Red Lio n Rd., H enriel{a, N.Y. 07029 BUSCH . LINDA J BEST, RAYMOND A. BUTKIEWICZ, LOUISE BIELECKI , RONALD T. 298 Scot{ St.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 18702 250 Appollo Circl e, N anti coke. Pa . 18634 BILSKI, GARY E. 18706 BISHOP, CHARLES F. J 8')08 BISULCA, CONNIE E. 18705 BLAUER, MARK R. 18643 40 Church St.. Pl ymo uth . Pa . (,5 180l2 18702 Maxwell St. . Wilkes-Barre . Pa. 17 J\l o{I St.. Ki ngsto n. Pa. 18702 \CYi Trirr St. . W . W yo mi ng. Pa. DEVLIN, MARIANNE R. 1864 4 8 Sarah St .. Pl ains. Pa. 187m \24 E. c;recn St.. Nant icoke. Pa 18705 DIESTELMIER, E. MCKAL 105-1 N ewton Rd., Iowa City. IA 5(-02-1 DOMANSKI, THERESA 19 Conynµh m St.. Ashley. Pa. 18706 DOMOWITCH, PAULJ I H<,.l/4 I 86-10 -15 Jx:l fo rd St. . Shavertow n, Pa . 18708 _lC>i First St.. Wi lkes- Barre, Pa. HO'J Loomi s St.. Nanticoke. Pa. IR6_l4 07078 FENT, PATRICIA A. 810 W . Market St. . Scran ton . Pa . 18508 I l.vn n fi elJ Dr .. Mo rris town. N J . 185 W oodpond Rd .. W . Hartfo rd. CT _l22 N . Main St . Plai n,. Pa . 18705 FERRALL, WENDY L 18704 120 H averford Dr.. Laflon. Pa. 187m \o E. Stanmn St.. Hudson . Pa FEIBUSH , JED S. DEMKO, DOROTHY E. 20 Di n)!wall St. . Plains. Pa. FABBRINI, ROBERTS. M Dori son Dr .. Short Hi lls. NJ CARBONE, VINCENT P 18702 \8704 FANNICK, DEMETRIUS 186.l 4 DEMKO, DENISE A. 10 15 American St. . N . Catasau q ua. Pa. EVERHART, ROBERTG. _l5H Tioµa Ave. Kin gston. Pa. I \ 2 Lambert St.. Pimmn. Pa. 1865 1 DELANEY, AILEEN P. 1865 1 I 8508 FEDERO, DEBORAH CALKINS, CHARLES B. CASEY, DONALD]. 18602 08833 122 Blair St.. Plymo uth , Pa . 185 18 CASAGRANDE, N. GRONER BLAUM, PHILLIP P.O . Box I 55. Bear Creek. Pa . 409 K o hler Ave .. Old Forge. Pa. \870' FALCONE, DENNIS G. DEITZ, CHARLES J CASAGRANDE, MARIA A. 105 Geor)!e Ave .. Wilkt:s- Barre. Pa. I 8702 14467 61 S. Meade St.. W ilkes-Barre. Pa. 18704 CAREY , MAUREEN G. C :lmero n 6 Viewmonr . Scranton. Pa. 194(, W yom in)! Ave .. Exe ter. Pa 548 Rutter Ave .. K ingsto n. Pa . CAMPBELL, GWEN K. BIENKOWSKI.JUDITH (,75 J\lary St .. Scra nton. Pa. DAVIS,JAMES L BUZZELLI , GIACOMINA 18702 19 Garden Ave .. Mo unta intop . Pa. EV ANS, SUSAN M. t864.) 16_\ W . Gree n St. , Nant ico ke. Pa. 18642 18702 EVANS, RONALD G. DALMAS, LEONARD J 605 Ma rcy Sr.. Du ryea. Pa . 123 Lwarrncc St .. Wilkes- Barre, Pa . Box 144 R.D . 2, Leba non, N J 08817 44 C atlin Ave .. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. CUPRZINSKI , MICHAEL 066 1 I 18705 EVANS, NEDJ 18706 2_'1 W arren St.. Harri so n. NJ . 11 Pen-y- bryn Dr.. Scranton. Pa. BIANCONI, PENNY M. 4 Sharp Rd .. Edi son , N._J 18634 CULLINAN , MARY P BERGER, ALAN S. 07836 18701 222 \J ew Eli zabet h St. , Wil kes-Barre, Pa. 18701 62 Round Hill Rd .. T rumbull. CT 40 Old Ledgewood Rd . Fl anders. NJ . 49 Ch ester St.. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EVANS, NANCY 5.~6 Lu1crne A ve., W . Pitt sron. P:t. 18447 BUSA , SHELLEY A. 4 1 Cleveland St. . Hudso n . Pa. 1260.\ CRONAUER, RICHARD J BURNS, MARY E. 18201 Co lburn Dr .. Po u)!h keepsie . N .Y. _l_\ N . Main St. , Ash ley, Pa. 18702 EV ANS, MANUEL COSTELLO, LEONARD C. 4 18 N . Ri ve r Sr. . O ly phant, Pa. BARON IO, ANTHONY 15 Rut z St. . Ashley. Pa. 18701 BURNETTI , JAMES A. 07083 19.142 COONEY, LYNNE A. BURGER, ROBERT H. _127 Sherwood Rd .. U n ion . NJ . 92 W . Ross St.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. .\-13 E. Green St. . N antico ke, Pa. 18411 18615 I.\' Skyline Dr .. Glen il-l ills. Pa. l.l5 O ak St.. Pi m ton. Pa. 66_\ We >tmo rc land Ave., Ki n)!sto n, Pa. BARBATO,GUY R.D. I. Falls. Pa . EVANS, LAWRENCE H. COOMBS, TERRY L R.D . I. Mu ncy , Pa. 408 Mario n Sr. . Clarks Sum mi t, Pa. CONNER, LA WR ENCE A. (,0 I I 5"0 ESSLINGER.JUDY L EV ANS, JUDSON K. 18641 BUCKLEY,JOSEPH W. 18640 11_\61 2 Yorksh ire Rd .. Rockvi lle Centre. N . Y. 1841 I 227 S. Fra nk lin St. , W ilkes- Barre, Pa. 18634 BALUM, LON A. 17756 10520 186 12 ESRICK, STEVEN 18704 J(Y,) 1/ 2 C :tr ro l Sr. . Pitt ston, Pa. \8706 2 I 7-0H 7_l Ave .. Bay side. N .Y. CONWAY , WILLIAM]. BACHARACH, ANDREW G. 16830 12780 CONSIDINE, KA REN A. BACHAK, STEPHEN M. 0887 _\ ENGLOT,JOANNE M. CONABOY, MICHAEL] BROWN, DAVID P. BAAB, HOLLY GRACE 434 C ha tles St. , N ew M il ford . N J . R.D. c,. Dalla s. Pa. 125 Belmo nt Ave .. Clark s Green. Pa. I 8702 172 lrvin)!ton Ave.. Some rset. NJ . ENDRUSICK , GLORIA] COHEN, LARRY P 125 Bl ac kma n St.. Wi lkes- Barre. Pa. J 870-1 EDFOR T, CRAIG R. I_\ Tim pson St., Ashle y. Pa. 18640 7()(, Main St.. Swoye rsv ille . Pa. 11110 BRODY, SUSAN C. 4(, Sy lnanu s St., Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 18201 COACH, MARYANNE C. R.D . I Box 249 . Dall as. Pa. 18704 EDMUNDS, HAROLD S. P.O . Box 5. Sparro wbush. N. Y. 18634 ASHBURN ER, NELSON J 186 12 07974 CLUNE, SHARON M. APALISKI, SUSAN E. 18709 I.\ Ren fer St .. Pi ttston. Pa. 18702 18702 EDFORD, MARYL 50 Broad St.. Pringle, Pa. CLELLAND, RUSSELL R . 7_\ O xf o rd St. . Wi lkes- Barre, Pa. 18634 2(,(, Butler Sr. , Kinpton, Pa. 18704 76\ Peace St .. H az leton. Pa. 18704 BRENKOSH ,JOSEPH P. ANTONIK, JAMES 1-14 W ood St., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. DZIECIOL, DEBRA A. CIPRIANO, PAULAJ _\H S<:min ary Pl ace, Fo rt y Fo rt. Pa . 18707 DWYER, MARY E. 18702 165 Pi tts fo rd W ay . New P rovidence. N .). 18660 BREK, THOMAS B. 1.\25 Shoemaker Ave .. W . W yoming. Pa . _\ 15 Ch urch Rd ., Mo unt ai ntop, Pa. CIESIELSKI, CAROL A. Bux I 16A R.D . 2, W apwallopen, Pa. 18640 AMATO, DIANE M. \8702 DORAKO, ANDREW B. 18640 78 Rive r St.. Fort y Fort. Pa 18702 BRANDO, JAMES C. ALU, MARY ELLEN DUDICK, CHESTER F. CHWALEK, JOHN J '9 Wyom ing St. , Wi lkes- Barre, Pa . 18702 -1/49 S. Sherman St. . Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 18640 BOSTON, ROBERT OWEN BRADSHAW , THOMAS 129 Blackm an St., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 2 1 S. Grant St. , Wilkes- Barre, Pa . 18640 CHMIOLA,JOSEPH T. 18frl -1 DRUGAN, REGINA M. 18518 _l Pi ttsto n Ave .. Ya te sville, Pa . 18706 _140 Mc Lean St., W ilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 _lo 9th St. . W yominµ , Pa. CHIUMENTO , NICHOLAS BOSTON , BRIAN E. AGURKIS, GLORIA A. 07028 25 Griff ith St.. H u)!hestow n. Pa. 18702 \7961 DROUSSIOTIS, ALEXAN CHIA V ACCI, ANTHONY BORIS, ANN S. 252 Ro binson St.. Bing hamton , N .Y . R .D . I. Orwig sbur)!. Pa. 85 Hill side Ave. G len R idge. NJ . 17815 186.\-1 DRASHER , DANE A. 18706 CHER UNDO LO, DAVID P BONNER, ELLEN M. 18640 Ba rnes St.. \ sh ley. Pa. CHEMNITIUS,JOAN Box 288 R.D . 4, Bloomsburg, Pa. 18360 ADAMS, PAULS. 296 C,\ 18704 BOND , RANDALL W . ABBRUZZESE, MARK R. .• CHAPASKO, ANGELINE BLESSING, PATRICK S ABBEY, LINDA J 18702 06 1:i- 07960 FICHERA, SUSAN F. Phillips M ill Rd .. Solebury. Pa. 18%\ FICHTNER , PATRIClA I o _\H l-0n11 Pond Rd .. Rochester. N .Y. 1462(, FINKEL.JEFFREY W. 22 S. Welles St.. Wi lkes -1-hrrc. Pa. 18-02 FISHER , LOUIS M. 1-1<¥) W hite O:ik Rd FLIS , KIM_A. . _'. :!cmo wn. Pa. 181()1 �85 Cardin:11 Dr .. Meriden. CT DONALESKI , ANN G. 1·115 Clinton Ave .. l rvin!(ton. NJ 07111 ·Ill 18.l \VJ . Broad St.. Na~cirnke. P:1 arnes Sc.. \shley. Pa. 1870(, EMNITIUS,JOAN lillside Ave .• Glen Ridge. NJ 0"028 ERUNDOLO, DAVID P Ali,ia Sc.. Old For!(e. Pa. 186}1 iriffich Sc .. Hu!(hestown. Pa. RD I. Orv.-igshur_g. P, . FRANKE. K U RT M . 17%1 l0 9th St.. Wyomin_g. Pa . FREAS, JANE C. 18614 ·cscon Ave .. Yatesville. Pa . iraham Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 1 ~ ~ E. J\ tounrain 18707 OPYAK, MARY A. 2/-/, Butler St.. Kin_g ston, Pa. IWALEK,JOHN J liver Sc.. Forty Fort. Pa. 18702 50 Broad St., Pringle, Pa. :SIELSKI, CAROL A Piccsford Way. New Providen(e. l\iJ. 07974 187(}1 Peare Sc.. Hazleton. Pa. K. D I. Fa lls.Pa. l.l Timpson Sc., Ashle y. Pa. ELLAND, RUSSELL R. knfer Sc.. Pittston. Pa . UNE, SHARON M. 12780 217-08 7.l Ave .. Bay side. N.Y. )ACH, MARY ANNE C. Main St.. Swoyersville. Pa . Bel monc A vc.. Clarks Green. Pa. 1841 I lNABOY, MICHAEL). v, Carrol St.. Pittston. Pa. I 86'1 I R.D. 1. Fall s. Pa . lNNER, LA WR ENCE A. Skyline Dr.. Glen Milb. Pa . 19342 ')2 1260\ )NWAY , WILLIAM). S. franklin Sc.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 18701 )OMBS, TERRY L E. G recn Sc.. N anc icoke. Pa. 186 \4 1864.l New Elizabeth St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa JLLINAN, MARY P Red Lion Rd .. Henrietta. N.Y. 1446- JPRZINSKI, MJCHAEL 08833 -\ VIS,JAMES L S Meade St. , Wilkes-Barre. Pa . 18702 EITZ, CHARLES) 18 7 02 EMKO, DENISE A. i Woodpond Rd .. W . Hanfo rd. CT EVLIN, MARIANNE R. 18705 IESTELMIER , E. MCKAL i4 Newton Rd., Iowa City. JA 56024 OMANSKI, THERESA Conynµh1m St., A~hic r, Pa . 18706 OMOW ITCH, PAUL). 1 Fir,c St., Wilkes- Barre, Pa . .l>H Tio_ga Ave .. K ingston. Pa. \1 E. Stanton St.. H udson. Pa 18702 061 ()7 18610 15 Bel ford Sc., Shavcrtown, Pa. HO') Loomis Sc.. Nanticoke. Pa. I 86.1·1 l8108 FICHERA , SUSAN F. 189(,l 18701 15\8 l.on_g Pond Rd .. Rochester. N.Y. 1462(, FINKEL.JEFFREY W. 22 S Welles St.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 18 7 02 FISHER, LOUIS M. ,\ :!rncown.Pa . 18i>H JAMIOLKOWSKI, LINDA 187()() JANOSKI, DIANE M. 18 7 09 l 86?A JAROLIN , MICHAEL S. K os,.:iuszko St.. Nanticoke, Pa . 186.H JASTREM , JOHN HA D UCK, DANIEL M. 87 S. /I.fain St.. Pl,ins. Pa . 105 Meyer Sc.. Duryea, Pa . JOHNSON,JAMES M. 186-12 1870'i -1 ) Newman St.. Metuchen. NJ . 1861 .l 088/40 J U DGE, JAMES W . R.D.) Box .l .\8, Shavertown, Pa . HARPER, JOHN J. 1 \760 HARRIS, WILLIAM C. <r Grant Ave .. Brc:nrwood. N.Y. l8(yf) 18708 KABESCHAT, SANDRA M. 9 Birch H ill Lane. Dallas, Pa . HARRIS, GLORIA A 18612 KABT , KATH ERIN E I. 121 W. River Sc., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 11 7 17 19702 KADLE CIK , MARY JAN Swedesboro Ave. 73, Micklecon. NJ. 08016 KAISER, RODNEY L 186}1 \(I HATCHER,]. KEATS R.D. 1 Box <M, Wilkc,-Barre. Pa . 18702 Lawrence St., Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 18702 KALARITIS , PANA YIOT C / 0 Wilkes Collq:e. Wilkes-Barre. Pa . HELMBOLD, WILLIAM J 181()1 JAMES, BRIDGET \()()! 186.3(, YX, Front St.. N:mricokc:. P:1 . 1870 2 152 Newport St.. Nanticoke. Pa . Pria· St .. Apt. 2. Kin.Rston, Pa . HASINUS, C AROL A. FICHTNER , PATRICIA 15 7 S. Grant St.. Wilkc:s-Rarre. Pa JAROLEN, MARKJ .)10 Su:;qu:i.hanna Ave .. Exe t<..:r. Pa . 07960 18702 JACOBS, MARK). 6Y) Bennett Sc.. Luzern e. Pa . 186) I 2722 K ini( Sc.. Endwdl. N.Y . 810 W. Market St.. Scranton. Pa. JACKSON , TERRIL YNN ()_, Rime ~ St., A~hky. P:i 186.34 HARMON , JACQ UELINE FENT, PATRICIA A. Phillips Mill Rd .. Solebury. P,1. 18> I 8 .l .l 8 Parke Sc.. W. Pittston. Pa. 07078 18702 .RD .l Box 210-B. Wyoming. P:1. GRIFFIN, DAVID C. R.D . 1. Noxen. Pa . 18708 Dorison Dr. Shorr H ills. N.). 07866 HADSALL, LAURA A FEDERO, DEBORAH 11mWhicc O ak Rd GREENBERG, FRANCINE l'P 07410 ·100 Kidder Sc.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa 0883> GUSHKA, ROBERT J FANNICK, DEMETRIUS FLIS, KIM_A 18>18 Newark Ave .. Manville. NJ. r,<,1 Lee St.. Plymouth. Pa . 1870\ JAC HZEL, STEVEN H . JACKI ER, ALAN F. GRUZDAS, ANN E MT 18705 IGWEZE, ROLAND B. 275 S. River St.. Wilkes- Barre. P:1. 2lY) Phillips Sc .. Nantornke. Pa. FABBRI NI, ROBERTS. 18(,12 •12-06 Nau_gk Dr.. Fair I.awn. NJ. 1870) GROUT,JO ANN 18704 I Lynnfield Dr. Morri srnwn. NJ . EMKO, DOROTHY E. ! N . Main St .. Plains. Pa. 18108 FERRALL, WENDY L 18704 18612 217 Sussn Sc. . Old For!(C. Pa . EVERHART, ROBERTG. 6) ELANEY, AILEEN P Maxwell St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18707 FEIBUSH,JED S. 18651 View Pk .. Dallas. Pa. GRANAHAN, DONNA). 18702 186_14 C / 0 Wilkes Colle_ge. Wilkes-Barre. P:1. 1(, Nok,,mis Ave .. Rockaway. NJ . I \2 Lambert Sc.. Pittston. Pa. 186.~4 1.\-11.ehm:tn Ave. Dall:t s. P:1. GRABKO, PETER). 'XY) HYNOSJI , DEBORAH A. !DE. M. MOORE 18(>10 111 Fos ter Sc .. ~)Id For,ge, Pa. 08817 FALCONE, DENNIS G. '\LMAS, LEONARD) Mott St.. Kingston. Pa. EV ANS, NANCY r,71 Mary St.. Scranton. Pa. 18 7 02 18709 18614 18518 .1.1 l\!rDonald Sc.. \VJ . Nalltirnke. Pa . GRAHAM, JOSEPH F EV ANS, SUSAN M . lONAUER, RICHARD J 'Blair St .. Plymouth. Pa. 1870) l'J Garck:n Ave .. Mountainrop. Pa . . Lu,erne Ave .. W . Pittston. Pa . anricnkc. P;i .j9 Chester Sc.. Wilkes- Barre. Pa . 18702 HUGHES, GEORGE D. .l2ll Vine St.. Old For_ge. Pa 18706 GORETSKI, BEYERL Y J ')(, Miner Sc.. H udson. Pa. EVANS, RONALD G. )STELLO, LEONARD C. , W . Green Sr.. !R702 14 Cttlin Ave., Wilk es-Barre, Pa . 18706 , 144 R.D. 2. Lebanon. NJ . W. Ross Sc .. Wilkes- Barre. Pa. EV ANS, MANUEL 4 Sharp Rd .. Edison. N J . 080)) GOODMAN, AN NETTE m Vallev 172)7 HUGHES, GARY A. GORTON, CRAIG A. EVANS, NED). )ONEY, LYNNE A N. Main St.. Ashley. Pa. 18615 07204 212 Wash ington Ave .. W. Wyoming. Pa . _,H Picc ston Ave .. Pitt ston, Pa. EV ANS, LA WREN CE H . lNSIDINE, KAREN A. :olburn Dr. Pou!(hkeepsie. N.Y. 18111 EVANS, JUDSON K. NJ . HUGHES, DEBORAH K. 1870) 5.\(, Miller St.. Luzerne. Pa. 408 Marion Sc.. Clarks Summit, Pa . HUDAK, C HRI STIN E <,1<, Oakwood Ave .. Roselle Park. 7. j Re_grnt Sr.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 102 Ea!(le Cc. Cedar, Wilkes-Barre. Pa ESSLINGER,JUDY L 18702 K.D. l. Roxbury Rei .. Shiprx:nsburg. Pa. 18)18 GOLDMAN, STEVEN F. 11) 70 187( 1 '-i HORENSKY , SANDRA). HUDAK, N AN CY J EAN 21 Sd1<x,l H ouse Dr ., Medford, N J . 2 Yorkshire Rd .. Rockville Centre. N. Y )HEN, LARRY P. 1861) 72 E. Carer Sc .. Plain s. Pa. 1 J.l(,1 HOOLEY, ROBERT T. 18 Kulp Ave.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18702 GINGELL, PAMELA L ESRICK, STEVEN 18704 186.'-1 GILDEA, KA TH LEEN M. ENGLOT,JOANNE M . 18 7 01 _,1(1 Madison St.. \Xlilkc .\·Barrc. P.i. 128 L:iwren,·e St.. Old Forge. Pa. 18706 1870) 50_\ N. Main St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18219 GIACOMAETTI, NEIL A. ENDRUSICK, GLORIAJ R.D. <,. Dallas, Pa. 18612 18640 '· Box), Sparrowbush. N.Y. 0887.l EDMUNDS, HAROLD S 18201 101 Kado Sc .. Wilkes-Barre. Pa . Endwood Rd .. Conyngharn. Pa 18707 HOMICK, ELAINE HOOLEY,JOYCE L 18701 GEARY. KENN ETH A. EDFORT, C RAIG R. HOLLOCK, DA YID M . --,- .J:ime~ Sl., Kinµsrun. Pa . 5 /1.kadowbnx,k Ct.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 172 Irvington Ave., Some rset. N.). )RJANO, PAULA). I W)05 GAYDOS. ALBERT M . EDFORD, MARYL 18704 Rd.. Scr:rnmn, Pa 'H" E. Poplar S.. W . N:rnticokc. P:1 . 18704 18702 11 B Capitol H ill VI.. '.\!ouncaintop, Pa . GANSKJ, STEPHEN D. DZIECIOL, DEBRA A. 18640 18702 GALLO.JOHN J DWYER , MARYE. 18702 181 11 HINKLEY, JAMES R. GALLAGHER, EDWARD F :?, 1•14 Wood Sc.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa . Ro(k St.. Pittston. Pa. I 8702 l l 5 Chu rch Rd .. Mountaintop. Pa MIOLA,JOSEPH T. 07005 FRITZ, JILL AN N DORAKO, ANDREW B. 18&40 HEWLETT, DONNA LEE 12 M a!(nolia Ave .. Wilkes- Barre. Pa 121 S. Main St.. Wilkcs- B:irre. Pa IS702 1&,12 Gravel Pond Rd .. Clark s Summit. Pa . DROUSSIOTIS , ALEXAN .\.\9 S. Sherman St.. Wilkes-Barre. P:1 IUMENTO, NICHOLAS l81l8 O ld D enville R<l . 100. Boonton . NJ . D U DICK , CHESTER F 18&40 508 Donnelly Sc.. Duryea. Pa. DRASHER, DANE A 18702 HERRON , BRYAN R. 07860 14(, H ow,rd St.. Old Forge. Pa 21 S. G ra nt Sc. Wilkes-Barre. Pa IA V ACCI, ANTHONY H alsced St.. Newton. NJ. FRANCIS, DAVID R . DRUGAN , REGINA M. 18>18 HENRY,JR .JOHN .15 Carey Ave .. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. FOGELSON , RENEE L DOUGHERTY, JOSEPH APASKO, ANGELINE 0<,150 57 Walle r St.. Wo lk n- Barrc. Pa . 18702 HENDRICKSON , KAREN 8·1 Madi son Sc.. Wilkes-lhr;c, Pa. 1100 Ruuc r An· .. Forry Fon. Pa . KARAS , KATJA :H...,' >4 1870.l KANE,JOSEPH D. 18 7 02 297 �25 N . River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. R.D . 1 Box 601 Trlwd, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KARPINSKI, STANLEY 623 Blackman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13 Albert Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. 08406 26 Kulp Ave., W ilkes-Barre, Pa. KATRA, DIANE 3072 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 KAUFMAN, DOROTHY P. 6013 Wesson Dr., Camp Springs, MD 20023 18702 18702 1176 W . Elm St., Scranton, Pa. 22 Railroad St., Plains, Pa. KILKENNY, BARBARA 18705 3517 Laurel Ave., Moosic, Pa. KILLIAN, WALTER H. 287 New Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 KLAPAL, RAYMONDP. 18702 605 Harvey St., W. Hazleton, Pa. KLEPAC, ERIC L. Apt. 409 Hanover Vil., Willkes- Barre, Pa. 18702 KNIGHT, GEORGINE M. 458 Monument Ave., Wyoming, Pa. 18644 KNIGHT, SUEANN R.D. 3 Box 195, Port Jervis, N .Y. 12771 2638 Stephens St., Easton, Pa. KOCYLOWSKI, MAUREEN 304 Stephanie Dr., Plymouth, Pa. 18634 100 Chestnut St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 KOSLOSKI, JOHN 425 E. Washington St., Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 18702 KOTULA, S. DIANDRIOLA 108 Miner St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 17 Powell St., Plains, Pa. KRAUS, GREGORY E. Box 151 R.D. 4, Mountaintop, Pa. 18705 MARKS, JOHN J. 18434 18704 211 Hilltop Dr. , W . Wyoming, Pa. KRUSMAN, ROBERT R. 34 Church St., Plymouth, Pa. 18644 312 N . Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KRUZEL, ALBERT 3 Van Hom St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 96 Washington St., Edwardsville, Pa. 18504 KMIEGA, DONNA M. 63 Anthracite St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 MATHERS, NANCY J. LABENSKI, EVELYN M. 18201 P.O. Box 156, Lopez, Pa. R.D. 2 Box 206, Shickshinny, Pa. LACY, RICHARD A. 07926 MAZIARZ, JOHN J. 18702 67 W . Union St. , Kingston, Pa. 46 Wilcox St., Plains, Pa. 18704 187( 18705 434 Elm Ave., Kingston, Pa. 18702 18704 POSLUSZNY, EMANUEL 14 Cornelia St., Pittston, Pa. 18640 POTORSKI, ROBERT D. 18707 1409 Plane St., Avoca, Pa. 18641 PREEFER, ROY D. NARBECKI, MICHAEL]. 62 Partridge Hill, U Saddle River, NJ. 18705 O PROCIAK, MARY A. NARDONE, WILLIAM C. 08077 10 Margaret St., Plains, Pa. 18705 PUCHALSKY,JOHN G. NEIMAN, MICHAELS. 18655 18704 PLANTZ, NANCY 18642 382 Stanley Dr., Kingston, Pa. 149 James St., Kingston, Pa. PISAREWICZ, RITA J. 2215 H ope Lane, Cinnaminson, NJ. 18628 18824 PINELLI,JOHN J. MURZENSKI, STANELY 89 Helen St., Plain s, Pa. MAZIARCZYK, CLAIRE 06810 C/O Whal! Hilltop C., Brookside, NJ. 18708 R.D. l , Hop Bottom, Pa. 439 S. Ri ver Rd., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18704 138 Woodlawn Ave., Mountaintop, Pa. MAXIMEK, ALICE P. LACAVA, DIANNE S. 18707 MURTH, MICHAEL]. MUT ARELLI, RICH 18705 18701 PIETRZYKOSKI, DEGILI MOYER, LORRAINE F. 5 Terrace Ave. , Plainsville, Pa. 432 W . First St., Hazleton, Pa. 902 S. Market St., Nanticoke, Pa. 1911 1 MOULD, MARGARET A. 237 Main St., Duryea, Pa. MATTEO, JOSEPH L. 18702 18447 MOSS, VICTORIA A. MASLOSKI, SUZANNE J. 56 Hickory St., Trucksville, Pa. KUZMINSKI, KAREN A. 18704 198 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PICCONE, SANDRA S. 9 Gregory St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MARTIN, NANCY A. 18702 1<uLESA, PAULETTE M. 651 N. Sumner Ave., Scranton, Pa. 18702 153 New Mallery PI. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PHELPS, DENNIS 9 1 N. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MARTIN, KENNETH 18651 18621 MORELLI, RICHARD A. 140 Center St., Forry Fort, Pa. MAR TIN, DOTTY 18704 18644 PHAN, NGHIA V. MOORE, GREGORY D. 18 Yorktown Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. 607 Schuyler Ave., Kingston, Pa. KROCHMALUK,JOAN M. 18708 MORIO, MARK C. 18702 142 1st St., Wyoming, Pa. PEZZNER, BARRY A. 6374 Martins Mill, Philadelphia, Pa. 277 Blackman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KRISHANDA, MARY ANNA 18702 423 Lackawanna, Ave., Olyphant, Pa. MARINELLI, EUGENE A. 18707 632 Church St., Swoyersville, Pa. 18518 Star Route A Box 51, Flemington, NJ. PETRO, MARY ANN T. MONICK, MARY T. A. R.D . 1 Box 1-A, Hunlock Creek, Pa. MARIANI, SHIRLEY A. 18702 18702 154 N. Lehigh St., Shavertown, Pa. 745 Glenwood Rd., Old Forge, Pa. KOZICK, PATRICIA A. PETRILAK, JAN MONK, EARL W . 07417 18661 45 Murray St., Larksville, Pa. 18704 18651 118 Trayor St., Exeter, Pa. MARIANELLI, MICHAEL 18634 MIT AL, DIANNE C. 555 Anderson St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 1050Sioux Land, Franklin Lakes, NJ. KOW ALEK, JAMES C. 338 E. Main St., Nanticoke, Pa. R.D . 1, White Haven, Pa. PERFETTO, JOHN J. MARCHETTI, DONNA L. MARCIL, GEORGE B. 18507 18705 PERCH , STANLEY A. 07009 11 7 W . River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18643 1870 1175 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MISNER, GLENN R. MITCHELL, DONALD A. 18705 187( 155 Willow St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18640 193 W . Green St., Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 18702 PELAK, KATHRYN A. MISAKONIS, EDWARD J. 35 Vine St., Plymouth, Pa. MARCHETTI, DEBORAH 43 Carlisle St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PAVLIK,JOANNE M. MALSHEFSKI, LEONARD 319 Matsin Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KOTERBA, CHRISTINE 49 S. Sherman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 3 Ninth Ave., Danbury, CT 17976 18702 29 Ketchum St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 18702 112 Oak Dr., Cedar Grove, NJ 212 N. White St., Shenandoah, Pa. KOMNATH, ROBERTT. 92 Oak St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 17701 MALLOY, MARY KAY 18704 119 Wood St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MINETOLA,JOHN J. 1354 Main St., Pittston, Pa. 35 Sullivan St., Swoyersville, Pa. PARK, THOMAS]. 18702 34 S. Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 71 5 Poplar St., Williamsport, Pa. KOLLAR, GAYLE ANN M. 370 E. Washington St., Nanticoke, Pa. 4121 Birney Ave., Moosic, Pa. MINDZAK,JOHN R. 69 Mazwell St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 R.D. 3 Oakwood Park, Tunkhannock, P, PATSKO, MARY ALICE LYNCH, CYNTHIA]. MAHONSKI, RICK D . 1865 1 20750 18704 1325 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 202 Boland Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 19001 PAPPAS, NICHOLAS E. Box 128 Sanatoga Br., Pottstown , Pa. 18702 1372 Clarke Rd., Roslyn, Pa. PALUCK.JOHN J. MIESZKOWSKI, RICHARD MACZUGA, ANN M. 18042 18655 PAGE, CAROL RUSSELL 18634 MICHAELS,JAMES A. LOZORAK, NICHOLAS 263 S. Franklin St. B, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KOCHER, DEBORAH]. R.D. 3, Shickshinny, Pa. 18505 97 N . Welles Ave., Kingston, Pa. 08620 18634 ORISCHAK, DAVID A. 25100 Woodfield Rd., Damascus, MD. 18201 230 Roberts St., Nanticoke, Pa. ORBINATI, DEBORAH A. 07801 METZGER, JEFFREYS. LOPRESTI, MICHAELS. 43 Longwood Dr., Trenton, NJ. 08057 METTA, JON A. LINGOUSKY, BERNADINE 18643 MENICHINI, MICHAEL 21 E. Kirmar Ave., Nanticoke, Pa. 11 Regent St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 724 Tunkhannock Ave., Exeter, Pa. 7215 Hickory Grove, San Antonio, Tex. MERCURI, MICHAEL 07066 18642 OLTRA, K. HIGGINS 917 S. Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. LEWIS, SCOTT D. LINE, KAREN M. 18505 OJEDA, MICHELLE L. 18614 MERCHAK, RICHARD E. 18507 566 Oak Ridge Rd., Clark, NJ. KING,JOHN J. MEHALICK, GERALD T. 99 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Dover, NJ. LEVY,ROYB. 18407 141 McAlpine St., Duryea, Pa. 139 Ramblewood Park, Moorestown, NJ. LEPORE, ROSANNE M. 18504 826 Moltke Ave., Scranton, Pa. 08865 18640 O 'HOP, DAVID J. 18640 R.D . 1, Dushore, Pa. 36 Summit Ave., Phillipsburg, NJ. KENNEDY, ROBERT J. 53 Canaan St., Carbondale, Pa. 18643 LEAR, BRUCE A. 18702 R. 55 Butler St., Wyoming, Pa. 18704 MCHALE, NANCY E. 114 Broad St., Pittston, Pa. 18651 OHL, THOMAS J. 31 Virginia Terr., Forty Fort, Pa. 253 Susquehanna Ave., Exeter, Pa. KELLER, ROBERT J. 60 Wood St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 171 E. Main St., Plymouth, Pa. 18702 MCHALE, MAUREEN B. LEANOR!, MARIA L. 18634 08690 O'CONNELL, THOMAS J. MCGEEHAN, D . PETYO LAVELLE, FRANK T. 181 Haverford Dr., Laflin, Pa. KELLAR, ROBERT H . 395 E. Green St., Nanticoke, Pa. 11 Thoreau Rd., Trenton , NJ. 08534 25 Frederick St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 267 Poplar St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18704 O'BRIEN, GINA P. MCGANN, THOMAS P. LAV AN, WILLIAM J. 18706 NICHOLAS,JAN M. 564 Gibson Ave., Kingston, Pa. 18702 63 W . Shore Dr., Pennington, NJ. LAVAGE, WILLIAM]. 18707 NGUYEN, TUAN A. 45 E. South St. # 2, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18518 MCELWEE, AUSTIN P. 95 Birch St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 6007 Atlantic Ave., Ventnor, NJ. KASZUBA, GEORGE D. 298 18201 LATZ, SUSAN L. 16858 18642 MAZZA, PHILOMENA M. 401 Moosic Rd., Old Forge, Pa. 635 Cleveland St., Hazleton , Pa. R.D . 1 Box 347, Morrisdale, Pa. 18702 LAROSE, MICHELE A. 18702 KASSAB, MICHAEL]. 114 High St.,Jessup, Pa. 119 S. Main St., Duryea, Pa. LANDMESSER, DREW 18702 18704 18704 RAMSTAD, DAVID S. NEY, DAVID]. 28 Simpson St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 55 Barber St., Swoyersville, Pa. 18705 23 E. Cebtral Ave., Maywood, NJ. REDDING,JOSEPH L. . 0760; �\.fain St., Duryea, Pa. 18642 NGUYEN, TUAN A. ZA, PHILOMENA M. ,osic Rd., Old Forge, Pa. h St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EEHAN, D. PETYO erick St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 inia Terr., Forry Fort, Pa. 171 E. Main St., Plymouth, Pa. REINHARD, JACQUELINE 18642 78227 ICHINI, MICHAEL nblewood Park, Moorestown, N.J. 08057 :::HAK, RICHARD E. Pleasant Ave., Dover, N.J 07801 :::URI, MICHAEL Vebsrer Ave., Scranton, Pa. 18505 230 Roberts St., Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 irmu Ave., Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 Voodfield Rd., Damascus, MD. 20750 ROLLMAN, LAURA A. 18704 261 N. Washington St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ROMAN, SANDRA M. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 veil St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 18702 ant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 29 Ketchum St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 ER,GLENNR. Dr., Cedar Grove, N.J. 070C1) L, DIANNEC. 18651 HELL, DONALD A. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 ICK, MARY T. A. erson St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 18705 R.D. 1, White Haven, Pa. ROZETT, LISA A. PERFETTO,JOHN]. 8 Huntington Dr., Branford, CT RUGGIERO, GABRIEL PETRILAK, JAN 400 Thirwell Ave., Hazleton, Pa. 10 E. Stanton St., Hudson , Pa. 142 1st St. , Wyoming, Pa. RUSSO, RICHARD A. 18644 39 Hale St. , Pittston, Pa. ~high St., Shavertown, Pa. 18708 IQx 1-A, Hunlock Creek, Pa. 18621 awanna, Ave., Olyphant, Pa. 18447 rtins Mill, Philadelphia, Pa. 18701 R.D. 1 Box 171 , Wyalusing, Pa. SABBATINI, SANDRA]. 291 William St., Pittston, Pa. 'H, MICHAEL]. .ENSKI, STANELY 18642 RELL!, RICH dlawn Ave., Mountaintop, Pa . 18707 18704 08077 16 Terrace Rd., Plains, Pa. 14 Cornelia St., Pittston, Pa. SCHLICHER, JEFFREY 18640 1409 Plane St., Avoca, Pa. SCHULMAN, HOWARD 18641 PUCHALSKY,JOHN G. ~N, MICHAEL S. 18704 55 Barber St. , Swoyersville, Pa. 18704 18705 23 E. Cebtral Ave., Maywood, NJ. REDDING,JOSEPH L. 07607 18702 TEIXEIRA, ANGELINE 30N. Hancock St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18512 THOMAS, DAVID]. 18644 THOMAS, DAVID W. 145 N. Sherman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SGARLA T, CARLS. 524 Butler Ave., Wyoming, Pa. 18634 TANSKI, HELEN M. 721 River Rd., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18640 SERRENTI, JOSEPH A. 612 Chestnut St. , Dunmore, Pa. RAMSTAD, DAVIDS. )AVID]. 19047 19602 SZYCHOWSKI, KAREN C. 215 E. Union St., Nanticoke, Pa. SEKUSKY,JOSEPH W. 22 Hilf Park Ave., Pittston, Pa. 18705 117 Arlington St ., Reading, Pa. 11746 SEARS, DEBORAH A. 126 E. Marshall Ave., Langhorne, Pa. 18705 18642 SYMANOWICZ, MARK A. 16901 30 Earl Rd., Huntington Statin, N.Y. 07458 18201 SW ANTKOWSKI, MARILY 14 Amesbury Sy., Plains, Pa. Box 75 R.D. 5, Wellsboro, Pa. 18702 SWITLA VITCH, DEBORA 18705 POTORSKI, ROBERT D. 18702 SULLIVAN, MARIE T. 100 Hillcrest Dr., Duryea, Pa. POSLUSZNY, EMANUEL 10 Margaret St., Plains, Pa. 18017 SCHALL, LINDA M. PROCIAK,MARY A. ONE, WILLIAM C. 18702 345 E. 17th St., Hazleton, Pa. 1819 Levering Place, Bethlehem, Pa. 62 Partridge Hill, U Saddle River, NJ. 18705 617 Fellows Ave. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SCHAAL, DENISE S. 507 Blackman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PREEFER, ROY D. ECK!, MICHAEL J. 525 Anderson St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SCHAEFER, ROBERT K. 434 Elm Ave., Kingston, Pa. 18702 18704 STRUMSKI, LEO J. 18641 PISAREWICZ, RITA]. 18702 STERN, MARCY E. STONE, PATRICE 18640 46 Wilcox St., Plains, Pa. PLANTZ, NANCY 1I 714 263 Joseph Dr., Kingston, Pa. Box 138 R.D. 2, Avoca, Pa. 18705 18706 344 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SAUERS, ROBERT G. 18702 18853 STERN,JOSEPH 18512 PIETRZYKOSKI, DEGILI 139 S. River Rd. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 STEMPIN,JOAN M. 9 Davis St., Ashley, Pa. 67 W . Union St., Kingston, Pa. 18702 18705 SABIE, KATHRYN 18707 :R, LORRAINE F. St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 311 New Grant Sc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SAPORITO, CARL]. 18704 18618 STEIN, RANDALL G. 18640 SANDLER, GERY 18704 18702 STEHLE,JAMESJ. 18705 426 Shirley Lane, Dunmore, Pa. 18824 PINELLI,JOHN J. e Lane, Cinnaminson, NJ. R.D. 2 Box 472, Harveys Lake, Pa. 149 James St., Kingston, Pa. 18704 y St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 123 Main St., Apt. 2B, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PICCONE, SANDRA S. .D, MARGARET A. ,er St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. STEFANOWICZ, MARIAN 1911 l VICTORIA A. own Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. R.D. I, Hop Bottom, Pa. 18201 68 Caffrey Ave. , Beth page, Li, N.Y. O,MARKC. 1' Dr., Kingston, Pa. 198 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 08618 STEELE, PATRICIA S. 666 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PHELPS, DENNIS iLLI, RICHARD A. St., Duryea, Pa. 18702 PHAN, NGHIA V. lE, GREGORY D. er St., Forty Fort, Pa. 153 New Mallery Pl., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 08826 STANDIFORD, STEVEN 06405 RUSKOSKI, CAROLL. PETRO, MARYANN T. PEZZNER, BARRY A. K,EARLW. Box 109 Rd., Glen Gardner, N.J. 18644 501 Maple Ave. , Trenton, N.J. 45 Murray St., Larksville, Pa. 18704 08822 18704 SPRONCK, M. RODERIC 18705 PERCH, STANLEY A. 18643 SPRECHINI, SHARON 118 Myers St., Forry Fort, Pa. 14 Wheaton, Sy., W. Wyoming, Pa. Star Route A Box 51, Flemington, NJ. 18707 602 Susquehanna Ave., W. Pittston, Pa. 18702 ROWLANDS, ROBERT P. 18661 SPAIDE, LESTER M. 328 Main Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. ROSS, DAVID KIM 31 E. Charles St., Plains, Pa. 1175 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18640 18702 SFERRAZZA, LEONARDA ROVINSKI, THOMAS F. PELAK, KATHRYN A. KONIS, EDWARD J. 18704 18702 60 W. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 08638 2997 S. Main Sy., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ROSENBLUM, L. PEZZNER 27 Fairfield Dr., Laflin, Pa. 155 Willow St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 121 Albermark Ave., Trenton, NJ. ROSENBERG, KIRSHNER 18702 18704 SOR8ER, RUTH M. 18444 755 C. Deberly Dr., Edwardsville, Pa. 43 Carlisle St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18657 SOPRONYI, ROBERTA P. 18642 Box 555 R.D. 4, Moscow, Pa. 119 Wood St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SOBASHINSKI,JOHN R. 1814 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, Pa. ROSE, K. MCGIRR PAVLIK,JOANNE M. :TOLA,JOHN]. St., Plymouth, Pa. 18704 07981 SO BOTA, ELEANOR M. 18640 ROMANOSKI, ALICE A. 721 Main St., Duryea, Pa. 35 Sullivan St., Swoyersville, Pa. PATSKO, MARY ALICE )ZAK,JOHN R. ,in St., Pittston, Pa. 18657 18702 228 Davis St., Plymouth, Pa. 137 Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa. PARK, THOMAS]. ?:KOWSKI, RICHARD 17 Crescent Dr., Whippany, NJ. 1372 Clarke Rd., Roslyn, Pa. R.D. 3 Oakwood Park, Tunkhannock, Pa. 18634 SNOW, KAREN E. 18510 ORISCHAK, DAVID A. PAPPAS, NICHOLAS E. IAELS,JAMES A. 7elles Ave., Kingston, Pa. 183 W. Church St., Nanticoke, Pa. R.D. 3, Shickshinny, Pa. 19001 • 08888 SMURLO, G. KORITO 18702 ROBERTS, RICHARD D. PALUCK,JOHNJ. ~GER, JEFFREY S. Box 241, Whitehouse, NJ. RISCHMAN, ROBERT D. 548 N. Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. 18655 18360 SMITH, DONNA]. 18702 ORBINATI, DEBORAH A. PAGE, CAROL RUSSELL rA,JON A. R.D. I Box 1008, Stroudsburg, Pa. 21 Bamk St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. OLTRA, K. HIGGINS 07005 SMITH, DAVID K. 18702 RIBAR, GEORGE R. 7215 Hickory Grove, San Antonio, Tex. 18614 440 Morris Ave., Boonton, NJ. 42 Madison St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. OJEDA, MICHELLE L. ALICK, GERALD T. 07727 SMALL, ELIZA K. 08850 219 Taft St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 141 McA!pine St., Duryea, Pa. 18640 6 Walnut St., Farmingdale, NJ. RENDE,JEFFREY D. O'HOP, DA YID J. 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Lot 34 R.D . 1, Harveys Lake, Pa. 1861 8 909 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. THOMAS, KIMBERLEE N. YOUNG, RACHEL A. North Lake, Sweet Valley, Pa. 8 Kennedy St ., Pittston , Pa. 18656 TIRONZELLI, WILLIAM YOUNG, TIMOTHY R. Station St., Palm, Pa. 22 Mimi Rd ., Old Bridge, N.J . 08857 31 Thomas St., Exeter, Pa. KATHRYN MARY KRAVITZ ZALETA,JUNE N. 203 Fifth St., W . Pittston , Pa. 399 E. Grand St., Nanticoke, Pa. 18643 TOTH , MARY ANN BARBARA C. KR YWICKI 18643 TOMASHEFSKI, JOSEPH ROSALIND S. LIEBERMAN 18634 ZAWATSKI, MARYL. 999 Carson St., Hazleton , Pa. 18201 394 Dana Sr., Wilkes- Barre, Pa. TROTSKY, THOMAS M. ZBORA Y, LOUIS D . 4 11 Pringle St., Kingston, Pa. 691 Harvay St., W . Hazleton, Pa. 18704 TUBMAN, ELAINE M. 18702 18704 UPDYKE,JOHN G. !OS Davis St., Trucksville, Pa . 18708 675 Main St., Suger Notch, Pa. 171 Mill St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18705 VNUK, STEPHEN J. 18705 18651 18706 BRIAN L. NEWIRTH 235 Piercw St., Kingston , Pa. 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CUSUMANO WEIGEL, THERESA M. 279 Milltown Rd ., Bridgewater, N.J. 08807 WEIN, RONALD C. 16 Benmore Terrace, Bayonne, N.J. 07002 183 Mystic Lane, Rochester, N .Y. KAREN PEPPE DWYER PAM EVANS BLASE L. GA VLICK, II WEISENFLUH,JAMES S. 14623 WEISS, DONNA M. MICHAEL M. GILBERT,JR. ALGIE G. GILMORE,JR. R.D. 2, Box 189, Dallas, Pa. 18612 LINDA A. GIORDANO WELK!, ANDREW M. BRUCE E. GOVER 18704 ANNE A. GRAHAM WILKES, SHARON A. 913 Kosciuszko St., Nanticoke, Pa. 18634 WILLIAMS, CATHERINE 273 N. River Sr. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 WILLIAMS, THERESA L. R.D . 8 Box 490, Mountaintop, Pa. 19707 WITHEROW, KIMM. WOLAK, ROBERT T. 1430 Cedar Ave., Scranton, Pa. JANE P. GROGAN FRANK JOSEPH GUBITOSE 18505 1Sl S. Gram St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. y ANCHUK, MICnAa F. 18702 LINDA SUSAN JEAN SCHESNEY NANCY SUSAN SCHULTZ PETER]. SENS ER LOIS E. SEXTON JOHN J. SHARKOWICZ JAMES C. SHOTWELL MARY REGINA ADAMS SKLANEY MAUREEN B. SOLOMON CYRUS 0. SMITH DAVID M. 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RICHARD JOSEPH LUKESH WILLIAM PATRICK MONTAGUE,JR. 183 S. Clair St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ZDANCEWICZ, DEBORAH VECCITY, ARTHUR M. J. DAVID LOMBARDI WILLIAM C. MARCA TO 18201 ZBYSHESKI, RICHARD 11 6 W . Walnut Sr. , Kingston , Pa. LOUISE C. KEY JOAN KOZICH 18070 YOZWIAK, JAMES J. TITUS, DEBORAH A. IKBAL ESMAIL KATHIW ALA PETER E. KING 18640 S9 Rock St., Pittstom , Pa. 18640 18702 ILONA DOLORIS JOHNSON DALE RICHARD JONES Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Kelle Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Hale Mr. Paul Niedzwiecki Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Y c Mr. and Mrs. David K. Smi1 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hornick Mr. and Mrs. William K. T Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rosen! Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jarolen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kassab Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Syrr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Par Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russ Ann M. Donaleski Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Sabbaci Mr. and Mrs. George Brody Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Bori Rev. and Mrs. F. Porter Ada Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Steh Mr. and Mrs. Louis W asilev Mr. and Mrs. George KniglMr. and Mrs. J. D . Ciesielsk Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Bla1 Mrs. Mary Alice Moss Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harpe1 Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Albri, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Koz Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadsa Florence M. and John W. G Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. SJ Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bar Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Evan: Mr. and Mrs. Chet W asilew Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stefano Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ma Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Narb Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chen Mr. and Mrs. Toth Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reinha Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maho, Mr. and Mrs. Del T. Worth Mr. and Mrs. Ray,,10nd Cro Mrs. Mary Krishanda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ha Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. C �ARD KASCHENBACH, III AIL KATHIW ALA Patrons ~EY [NG [CH MARY KRAVITZ ::. KRYWICKI S. LIEBERMAN )MBARDI OSEPH LUKESH :. MARCATO 1CLAUGHLIN ATRICK MONTAGUE,JR. vfORE MURRAY :HARLES NASH EWIRTH 'INCENT O'NEILL IN ORLANDO 'ARRY . ORSECK 'ROPERS! OSEPH PUPA ::;._RASPEN [N RHODES J ROBERTS :UMARROY AN JEAN SCHESNEY SAN SCHULTZ NSER TON ARKOWICZ -fOTWELL aNA ADAMS SKLANEY B. SOLOMON ;MITH ~MITH i\RD SMITH CLINTON ST AIR ARIE STACK iFANKO NN SUCHESSKI NTANTALLA ETRETHAWAY T NEWBERRY TO LUBA 1RDON TURNER HOMAS VOZNIAK 'ALTERS OSEPH WARD EYANOSHAK LOCK ZA VACK! Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Keller Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Hale Mr. Paul Niedzwiecki , Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Young Mr. and Mrs. David K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hornick Mr. and Mrs. William K. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Marcin Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jarolen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kassab Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Symanowicz ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas). Park,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Russo Ann M. Donaleski Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Sabbatini Mr. and Mrs. George Brody Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Boris Jr. Rev. and Mrs. F. Porter Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Stehle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wasilewski Mr. and Mrs. George Knight Mr. and Mrs. J. D . Ciesielski Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Blaum Mrs. Mary Alice Moss Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harper 1 Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Albright Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Kozick Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadsall 1 Florence M. and John W . Gingell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Slawson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Karl W . Fritz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Chet Wasilewski Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stefanowicz Mr. and Mrs. George B. Marcil Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Narbecki Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cherundolo Mr. and Mrs. Toth Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reinhard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kadlecik Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahonski Mr. and Mrs. Del ,T. W orch Mr. and Mrs. Rayu1ond Cronauer Mrs. Mary Krishanda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Haduck Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maziarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leandri Mr. and Mrs. Kaszuba and Son David Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Ram stad Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 0 . Sgarlat Mr. and Mrs. David W . Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Jamiolkowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kowalek Mr. and Mrs. William F. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Louis T. Albanese Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devlin Mr. and Mrs. John Minetola Jr. Captain and Mrs. Robert K. Kaufman U.S.N. Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Chmiola Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stern Mrs. Vivian Louise Harris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Englar Mr. and Mrs. George O 'Hop Mr. and Mrs. FrankJastrem Mr. and Mrs. W . Sopronyi Mr. and Mrs. George F. Renae Mr. and Mrs. J o seph J. Yedinak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fichtner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M . Walczyk Mr. and Mrs. John Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Clelland Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Best Mr. and Mrs. R . B. Standiford III Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clune Mr. and Mrs. W . L. Ferrall Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perks Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bianconi Mr. and Mrs. Austin McElwee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weida Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murzenski Mr. and Mrs. Dante V. Nardone Mr. and Mrs. AbrahamJachzel Mr. and Mrs. Murray Berger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandler Mr. and Mrs. John S. Zubris Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Costello Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Dalmas Mr. and Mrs. William Sekusky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kilkenny Mr. and Mrs. Philip Daniels Mr. Stanley Szychowski • 301 ���For Creative Wedding Photography ACE HOFFMAN STUDIOS 36 West Market 5 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 823-6177 t PARAMOUNT STUDIO i22 W. Main Street Plymouth, Pa. 779-1415 • Paperback YOUR COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHER Books CARO 304 . �THE I \_fi\)<(l~ld LOUNGE and RESTAURANT 615 E. Broad Street Hazleton, Penna. For Reservations - 455 -3920 I I )S Italian -American Cuisine Serving Dinners From 5 P.M., Sunday From I P.M. Located Across From Hazleton Gen . 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Market St. 822- 1333 COKE ADDS LIFE TO EVERYTHING FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 822-3131 ALL YOU CAN EAT! Babies Free • Free Parking CHOOSE STERLING QUALITY eed us. NK@ , Wh it e Haven • Wyom i ng is lee •Bu shkill • M t. Pocono ''Congratulations'' Class of 1977 From the AMNICOLA STAFF 309 �Note of Appreciation I'd like to cake chis last page co thank all the people who helped make chis yearbook possible. I'd like to thank chem for all their time, effort, and patience: Matt and Vince Lynott - Thank you so much for all the time you both spent guiding me along with the publication of chis yearbook. Without your help I would still be lose and confused. Mr. Colson - Thanks for being a great advisor, and also for being there when I needed your help. Ace Hoff man Studios - Special thanks for all the pictures you took for us and also for putting up with me, especially those lase few demanding weeks. Nigel - Many thanks for being a great student photographer, and for caking and developing the hundreds of pictures used throughout the book. Also, thanks for the great job on the Events section. Debbie - Thanks for the help with the Senior section, and also for doing the Clubs section. Karen - Thanks for helping me with the color section, and also for doing the Dorms section. Ellie - Thank you for being a great business manager, and for doing the patron and the advertisement sections. Good luck with the 1978 Amnicola. Sue Ann - Thanks loads for doing the Sports section, and also for helping with the advertisements. Lisa - Thanks for getting all those identif icacions. Pacey, Karen, Lisa, Ilene, Mary Ellen, Peggy, Kathy, Maureen, Steve, Kim, Sharon, Paulette, and Art Thank you for being a great staff, for selling all chose yearbooks, and for all your help chat was needed to put out a great book. Please remember chat "everyone makes mistakes," and I apologize for any mistakes, misspellings, or whatever. With all the time and effort spent in putting together chis yearbook, the 1977 Amnicola will be a success. To me, it is, and I hope it is to you too. I have enjoyed being the 1977 Editor of the Amnicola despite all the time and work involved, and in che years co come, you can look back and enjoy it coo. Thanks again co everyone that has helped me with chis yearbook, and I'd like to wish the "Class of 1977" all the Luck and Success in the world , and co always remember the good times we've had at Wilkes. Mary Ann Toth Editor-in-chief, 1977 Amnicola 310 . �1000160361 ---WILKES COLLEGE LIBRARY • ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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AMNICOLA Debbie Morano Editor-in-Chief Joe Dettmore Assistant Editor Mary Ann Toth • Business Manager Debbie Orbinati Copy Editor 1976 Wilkes College Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania �Good morning yesterday, 2 �You wake up and time has slipped away, And suddenly it's hard to find the memories you left behind, Ill .J' 111 4 I J �RememberDo you remember the laughter and the tears, �The shadows of misty yesteryears? 5 �The good times and the bad you've seen and all the others in between, 6 �Remember do you remember the times of your life? 7 �Reach back for the joy and the sorrow, 8 �Put them • away 1n your mind, 9 �for mem' ries are time that you borrow 10 �le to spend when you get to tomorrow. 11 �Here comes the setting sun, l 12 �? setti~g sun, The seasons are passing one by one, so gather moments while you may - 13 �Collect the dreams you dream today, • 14 �Rememberwill you remember the Times of ·· .Your Life. 15 �s __ _J s r 0 • 1 n s e �w \ • 1 h 0 's 0 ·r h w 0 s r 0 • 1 w h 0 I s w h 0 17 �The Atnnicola Presents The Class of 1976 SANDRA A . AKROMAS S.S. Elementary Education I . JOE AQUILINA B.A. Psychology JOSEPH A. ARTIM 8.A. Mathematics JOHN CRAIG AUSTIN 8.S. Business Administration WILLIAM A . AUSTIN 8.S. Accounting ::>ANIEL D. BABETSKI 8.S . Mathematics KARL BACON B.S. Music Education 18 �. ,\AS DEBORAH M. BALLER B.A. Spanish cation JOE AQUILINA B.A. Psychology JOSEPH A . ARTIM B.A. Mathematics JOHN CRAIG AUSTIN B.S. Business Administration STEVEN MICHAEL BALOGA B.S. Mathematics JOHN BANAS B.S. Business Administration FRANK E. BARAN, JR. B.A. Political Science RALPH T. BARNES Ill B.S. Business Administration LINDA SUSAN BARON B.A. Elementary Education JEANNE A. BARTOSH B.A. Mathematics and French 19 �JANET MARIE BARTUSKI B.A. Elementary Education JACQUELINE MARIE BECCARIS B.A . Psychology OLIVER JAMES JOSEPH BEHM B.S . Electrical Engineering MARYROSE T. BENDIK B.A . Elementary Education PHILIP ANTHONY BESLER B.S. Accounting ROBERT E. BETTIN B.S. Business Administration 20 STEVE BLOOMBERG �IE BARTUSKI tory Education WAYNE BOHN B.S . Bus iness Administration FRED BOHN B.S. Accounting DONALD K. BOWMAN B.S. Materials Engineering ROBERT BOZINSKI B.S. Business Education THOMAS F. BRENNAN JR . B.A. Psychology SUSAN M. BRIMO B.A. Fine Arts BLOOMBERG BETH T. BRISTOL B.A. Psychology ►_ ,, -_ . ~ . . . -;;. . '- ~~. ,"_ - I .,- ,-!" , . ~,•. ~l;-:c"',• .~' �FRANCIS BRITT B.A. Elementary Education CHARMAINE LOUISE BROAD B.S. Business Administration JOHN R. BRABANT B.S. Business Administration GARY BROD B.A . Psychology LOUISE C. BROZZETTI B.S. Business Education MEG BRUNETTE B.A . Psychology MARGARET A . BURGESS B.A. Sociology / Education 22 �. MARILYN J. BURNS B.A. Elementary Education LEONARD M. BUTERA B.S . Biology JANET MARIE BUTKIEWICZ B.S . Nursing JAMES HENRY CALKINS JR. B.S. Business Administration WILLIAM PAUL CALL WITTS B.A. German and History NANCY CARDILLO B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology LAUREEN E. CARNEY B.S. Business Administration 23 �DON CASEY B.A. Psychology ARLENE CELLUCCI 8.S. Medical Technology I BARBARA R. CHANDLER B.A. International Studies ANTHONY CIMINO 8.A. English DARLENE CHAUMP MARK MICHAEL CIOO B.A. History STEVEN MICHAEL CHALADOFF 8.A. Elementary Education .,, '· WILLIAM W . CHEUNG 8.S. Chemistry NANCY CIALI B.A. Elementary Education and German �VICENT JOSEPH CICCONE B.A. Spanish ANTHONY CILIBERTO JR. B.A . Elementary Education I BARBARA R. CHANDLER B.A. International Studies ANTHONY CIMINO B.A. English JOHN CIOCCA B.A. Psychology MARK MICHAEL CIOC< B.A . History DARLENE CHAUMP I { ~,µ,I '~. • . ' .t::lti,t· · ., . .~~· PAULA JEAN CIPRIANO B.A. Elementary Education ROBERT D. CLEMENTS JR . B.A. Biology J \ 25 �JANET COBB B.A. Fine Aris JANICE COHEN B.A. History RICHARD J. COLANDREA JR. B.S. Business Administration R. CANDICE COLEMAN B.S. Nursing j I r I f GREGG PAUL COLLIER B.A. History JOAN ELIZABETH COLOGNA TO B.A. Sociology ond Elementary Education ELISE S. COLOMBO B.A. Elementary ond Psychology 26 �KAREN CONSIDINE B.A . Elementary Education BETTY LOU CORCORAN B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology MICHAEL CUPRZINSKI 8.5 . Business Administration JOSEPH D'ALESSANDRO 8.5. Music Education JAMES E. DAOUST B.S. Biology DAVID L. DAVIES JR. B.S. Biology LAURA L. DAVIS B.A. History �THOMAS A. DeSANNO JR. B.A. Elementary Education JOSEPH DETTMORE B.A. Fine Arts ANTHONY DeVITA B.S. Mathematics ALEXIS GAIL DICKINSON B.A . Fine Arts DEBORAH LYNN DINKEL B.S. Accounting r f GUY DiZEBBA JR. B.S. Accounting JANET DURKOVITZ B.S. English JOAN M. DOMARASKY MARY ELLEN DWYER B.A. Fine Arts ROBERT WILLIAM EASTWOOD B.A. Political Science and Education 28 �"' THOMAS A . DeSANNO JR. B.A . Elementary Education PAUL J. DOMOWITCH B.A . English JOSEPH DETTMORE B.A . Fine Arts ANTHONY De VITA B.S. Mathematics DEBBIE DORMAN B.S. Nursing DONALD DOYLE 8.A. Psychology MARK J. DUSIK 8.5. Music Education JANET DURKOVITZ B.S. English MARY ELLEN DWYER 8.A . Fine Arts ROBERT WILLIAM EASTWOOD B.A. Political Science and Education 29 �DONI DEE EDWARDS B.A . English VIRGINIA A. EDWARDS B.A . Political Science DAVID L. ELLIS B.S. Business Administration LUANNE EVANS B.A . Sociology and Psychology ANDREW J. FALKOWSKI B.S. Chemistry MARY COLETTE FEDAK B.S. Biology DIANE FERRARO B.S. Nursing 30 �SUSAN VIRGINIA FIELDER B.A . Elementary Education and Psychology ALICE FISHER B.S. Nursing KAREN FOLEY JAMES R. FRALEY B.S. Nursing Science THOMAS FREW B.S. Music Education WILLIAM FROMEL B.S . Accounting KATHY FLUCK B.S. Business Administration 31 - \ - - - - - ~ - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ a:. - - �SUSAN FUNKE B.A. Fine Arts I I Ir I GAIL A. GARINGER B.A. Elementary Education BARBARA A. E. GAVLICK B.A . Fine Arts THOMAS E. GAZOWSKI B.S . Business Administration RICHARD A . GEDRICH B.S. Accounting DONNA M . GEFFERT B.A . English and History MARGERY GERMA!ll B.A. Elementary Educatior 32 �. MICHAEL M. GILBERT B.A. Economics ARINGER ,ntary Education WILLIAM GOLDSWORTHY JR. B.S . Mathematics A . E. GAVLICK ~rts MARY LOU GOTTLIEB B.A. Psychology E. GAZOWSKI ess Administration JOSEPH GRIFFIN DEBORAH A. GUDOSKI B.S. Accounting ELIZABETH A. GULLA B.A. Elementary Education CAROL GUSGEKOFSKI B.A. Elementary Education --. 33 - - - -- =======-------------•-. - . -- -- �MINDY BETH HEYMAN B.A . Elementary Education ROBERT J. HADUCK B.A. Sociology EDWARD J. HOCKENBURY B.A. fine Arts I M II I BRYAN HERRON B.A . Psycholog y JOSEPH HELINSKI B.A. Chemistry JOSEPH P. HOGAN B.A . Mathematics JOYCE LYNN HOOLEY B.A . Sociology and Psychology 34 �LOIS ANN HOMZA B.S. Medical Technology EVELYN D. HAGER B.A . Psychology KAROLINA F. HAHN B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology DEBORAH ANN HARGRAVES B.A. Psychology JO ANN HERBERT B.S. Business Education ANNHRYNKIW B.S. Business Education ALAN FREDRICK JACKI ER B.S. Philosophy �BRUCE C. JACKSON B.S. Business Administration JOSEPH W. JEDJU B.S. Music Education DOUGLASS D. JOHNSTON B.A. Psychology SHARON L. JOHNSON B.A. Fine Arts BARBARA A. JONES B.S. Nursing CHARLES D. JONES B.A. Political Science DIANE JONES B.A. Elementary Education 36 �. ROBERT H. JONES JR. B.A. History NOEL A . JORGENSEN B.A . Elementary Education NICHOLAS J. JUST B.A . Elementary Education WILLIAM KALISH B.A . Psychology DAVID KASPER B.S. Biology JACK WILLIAM KELLER B.A. History MOLLIE A . KENNEDY B.A. Spanish 37 �LINDA ANN MARIE KERN B.A . Elementary Education and Psychology CAROL A . KESTER B.S. Nursing MELISSA KING B.A. English RICHARD J. KOPEC B.S. Accounting I I II If KATHRYN M . KOWNACKI B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology WALTER A . KOYTEK B.A. Political Science DONALD S. KRETCHMER B.S. Biology 38 �THOMAS J. KRUZZIK B.A . Psychology ERN 1tion and DAVID KRYPEL DON KULICK B.S. Business Administration 1d CHRISTINE E. KULIKOWICH B.S . Nursing MARK KUNKLE B.A. Urban Affairs ANDREA MARIE KURILLO B.A . International Studies MARK KUTNEY B.A. Urban Affairs and Sociology HMER 39 �THOMAS J. LASKY B.A. Biology .. '""· ..... ········ .... .... ..,.......... ... .... ......... .............. ............ ..... I l!J. .. • .. 'Ill~ 4 •• •• • -. l11 • · · • • • 1 ••·· •••• ......... D ••• "l> •• ". •,. • 11111111 fl ill DEBORAH LATARO B.S . Business Administration fl JOHN LAZO B.S. Biology I KAREN PATRICIA LEWIS B.A. Fine Arts DONNA LEE M B.A. Elementary Education r f ' ' ROBERT J. LEMONCELLI B.S. Music Education STEVE LESKIW B.S . Business Administration MARK F. LETAVISH B.S . Mathematics 40 SANDRA L. LINTON B.S. Business Administration �JANET MARIE LEVITSKI B.A. English p n JOHN LAZO B.S. Biology . ;.. ~- '(' ,k... 1(A I ~ ..+~ '.,;,ir-...,;.;_ ., t JANE ELLEN LEWIS B.S . Music Education KAREN PATRICIA LEWIS B.A. fine Arts HAROLD ROBERT LEWIS B.A . Political Science ROBERT J. LEMONCELLI B.S. Music Education SANDRA L. LINTON B.S . Business Administration .,..;,;:.: •. FREDERICK A. LOHMAN B.A. Political Science a :1 BARBARA ANN LONG B.A. English 41 �CAROLYN LOVEJOY B.A. Fine Arts MARIE LUCAS B.A. Fine Arts BASIL C. LYNCH JR. B.S . Business Administration CYNTHIA J. LYNCH B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology PAUL J. MACIK B.S. Biology RICHARD W . MACKEY B.S. Accounting INEZ MALACARI B.A. Elementary Educotion ANNETTE CHRISTINE MACRI B.A. Sociology LEN MALSHEFSKI B.S. Business Admin istration MARY ANN MANZIANO B.A. Psychology and Community Service 42 �CAROLYN LOVEJOY B.A. Fine Arts MARIANNE M . MACUR B.A . Psychology and Sociology MARIE LUCAS B.A. Fine Arts Ill BASIL C. LYNCH JR. B.S. Business Administration TERESA MAGELLA B.S. Business Administration ANDREA LEIGH MAHALL Y B.S. Mathematics PHILLIP MAJEWSKI B.S. Mathematics INEZ MALACARI B.A. Elementary Education LEN MALSHEFSKI B.S . Business Administration MARY ANN MANZIANO B.A. Psychology and Community Service -43 �KAREN L. MANARSKI B.A . Elementary Education RICHARD MARCHANT B.A. Fine Arts ! JOSEPH J. MARCHETTI B.A. Biology and Psychology " BEYERL Y MARGITISH B.S . Nursing MICHAEL J. MARIANELLI B.A. Sociology JOHN MATUSEK B.S. Business Administration JOHN CHARLES McDERMOTT B.A. Economics 44 �JEWEL McHALE KERRY A. McMAHON B.A . Sociology and Education ROBERT A . MENNOR B.A. Sociology SANDY MicKEVEGE B.S. Nursing HELEN MIDDAUGH B.A. Psychology ,ology GERARD A. MIKULA B.S. Chemistry FLOYD J. MILLER JR. B.A . Political Science and English 45 �GLENN MISNER MARIANNE BRIDGET MONTAGUE B.A. English ROBERT MONTGOMERY DEBORAH L. MORANO B.S . Music Education I ,, RICHARD A . MORELLI B.S . Music Education JAMES J. MORGAN B.S. Biology CHARLES D. MUNSON JR. B.S. Biology 46 �. MARY LOU MURRAY B.A. Elementary Education NER MARIANNE BRIDGET MONTAGUE 8.A. English ROBERT MONTGOMERY DEBORAH L. MORANO S.S. Music Education CHRISTINE M . NAPOLSKY B.A . Fine Arts ROGER P. NEHER B.S. Environmental Sciences JEANNE NORCROSS B.A. History GAIL EILEEN OBER S.S. Music Education DON OLEKSZULIN S.S. Business Administration PAUL OLIVERA B.A. Urban Affairs -47 �KATHLEEN A. O'MALLEY B.A . English and History JAMES E. ORASKY JR. B.S . Biology STEPHEN M . ORLOWSKI B.A . Biology RAYMOND B. OSTROSKI B.A. Social Science and Urban Affairs BJ OVERBEY B.A. Elementary Education ' '• I GARY J. PAICH B.S. Business Administration LINDA THERESA PAPATOPOLI B.S. Music Education 48 �ESTELLA PARKER B.A. English LAURA NANCY PARRISH B.A. Sociology EILEEN C. PRENDERGAST B.S. Business Education CARL G. PRETKO B.A. History LINDA M. PHILLIPS B.S . Music Education SOMSY PHRAKAYSONE B.S. Accounting JACQUELING M. PICKERING B.A. History �SAM PIEMONTESE B.S. Medical Technology JOHN J. PINELLI B.A. Psychology HELEN PIONTKOWSKI B.A . Elementary Education BEYERL YANN PISTON B.A. Elementary Education FRAN POLAKOWSKI B.A . History MICHAEL DAVID PREKOPA B.S . Business Administration DOREENE PSIKUS B.S. Music Education 50 �. GLORIA PSZCZOLKOWSKI B.A . Elementary Education DOROTHY REESE B.S. Nursing GORDON C. REESE B.A. History PAUL REGIS KENNETH J. REX B.S. Business Administration MICHAEL RIFKIN B.S . Business Administration SUSAN M. RINEHAMER B.A . Elementary Education 51 �HAROLD W . ROBEIHS B.S . Accounting NANCY ELLEN ROBERTS B.A . Psychology JOSEPH R. ROGOWICZ B.S. Business Administration EILEEN M . ROWLANDS B.A . English ROBERT P. ROWLANDS B.A . History DIANE MARIE RUDZAVICH B.S . Biology 52 �THOMAS RUNIEWICZ B.S. Business Administration DARICE SABALESKY B.S. Music Edu cation :z ration >S AMY J. SANTILLI B.S. Accounting VILMA A . SCHIFANO B.A. Political Science PATRICIA ANN SCHILLACI B.A . Mathematics and Spanish BRIAN SCHLIER B.S. Accounting 53 �RONALD JAY SCHNEIDER B.S. Business Administration ANTHONY M . SCHWAB B.S. Business Education RICHARD SCHWARTZ B.S. Music Education JAN M . SCHWIBNER B.A. Psychology PATRICIA ANN SEIGER B.A. History DAVID SK< B.S . Music I JOSEPH F. SHAFER B.A. History FAITH SKOF B.S. Busines: MARILYN K. B.S. Nursing JANEE. SMI B.S. Nursing \ 54 LEONARD J. SHA TKUS JR. B.A. Philosophy �SUSAN C. SHERBIN B.S. Nursing DIANE M . SHERMAN B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology THOMAS SHIPKOWSKI B.S. Biology t I 1~.!.r'-\W_.~.,.. ; DAVID SKOPEK B.S. Music Education \ t~ FAITH SKORDINSKI 8.5 . Bus iness Education MARILYN K. SLUSSER B.S. Nursing JANE E. SMITH B.S. Nursing 55 �GREG SNYDER B.A. Psychology ROGER SORENSEN B.S. Accounting LESTER SPAIDE B.A. Psychology ROBERT SPINELLI B.S. Political Science and Community Service STEPHEN SPOCK JR. B.A. Spanish LARRY STAHLER B.S. Business Administration CATHERINE STOCK B.A. Spanish RONALD STOSHAK B.S. Mathematics HOWARD STARK 56 MARK F. SUCHTER B.A . Natural Studies �GREG SNYDER B.A. Psychology JANICE M. STASHIK B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education ROGER SORENSEN 8.S. Accounting LESTER .SPAIDE B.A . Psychology munity DONNA MARIE STASIK B.A. Sociology SUSAN STEPHENS B.S. Nursing JOHN STICHTER B.A. History CATHERINE STOCK B.A . Spanish RONALD STOSHAK B.S. Mathematics MARK F. SUCHTER B.A . Natural Studies 57 �RICHARD C. SULLIVAN B.S. Business Administration CHARLES R. SUPPON B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology LINDA SWAYDIS B.A. Fine Arts DIANE MARIE TARNOWSKI B.A. Elementary Education GARRY S. TAROLI B.A. Political Science MARY ANN TELENCHO JUDITH M. TETLAK B.A. Elementary Education 58 DA\ B.A. �KATHERINE JULIA TILT B.A . Elementary Educotion DEBORAH A. TITUS B.S. Business Education JOSEPH J. TOMASHEFSKI B.A. Psycholog y RAYMOND JOSEPH TOMAINE B.S . Biology on and ROSEANN M. TROLIO B.S . Biology DAVID TRETHAWAY B.A . Mathematics THOMAS E. TROST B.S. Business Admini stration 59 �RICK UNGVARSKY B.S . Ch emistry WILBU 8.S. Be Poli1 STEPHEN R. UNGVARSKY B.S. Business Administration PAULA VECCHIO B.S . Biology RAFAEL VELEZ B.A . Biology KA TH LEEN M. VISNISKI B.A. fine Arts JOSEPH VOLACK JR . B.S. Electrical Engineering ti ' ] ____- . . - ___ DONNA MARIA VOLOVIC B.A . fine Arts 60 WILW B.A. P, �WILBUR C. WALTZ, JR. B.S. Business Administration ond B.A. Political Science ROBYN SPEAK WALSH B.A . Sociology THOMAS J. WANDISHIN B.S. Accounting MARK J. WANKO B.S. Business Administration LEONARD W ASMA NS Kl DONALD R. WILLIAMS B.S. Music Education f ./ I~ WILLIAM G. WINTER B.A . Psychology ond Social Studies 61 �GREGORY WISLOSKY B.S. Biology t KAREN YOHN B.A. History EDWARDM. ZABORNEY B.A. Sociology and Psychology JODY P. ZADREVSKY B.S. Biology 62 MICHAEL YANCHUK JANICE ZAWATSKI B.A. Mathematics B.S . Medical Technology ROBERT NICHOLAS YANOSHAK PAULETTE ZAWOISKI B.S. Biology B.S. Nursing JANICE ANN YEDESKO DIANE M . ZELINKA B.A. French B.S . Medical Technology �>SKY MICHAEL YANCHUK B.A . Mathematics JANICE ZAWATSKI B.S. Medical Technology ROBERT NICHOLAS YANOSHAK PAULETTE ZAWOISKI B.S. Biology B.S. Nursing JANICE ANN YEDESKO B.A . French B.S. Medical Technology DIANE M . ZELINKA JOHN ZIMMERMAN B.S. Accounting ANNR. ZINI B.A. English PETER CHRISTOPHER ZUBRITZKY B.A. Psychology 63 ��• I I I I I \ I I I \ I I \ \ \ \\ \ I I I \ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I \ \ �... -N-CHIEF, B I :i l I I I \ \ \ ·\ J ' I ' --\I I I \ I I I I I • ' I I I I I ·, I I I \ \ I I \ \' / I ' ' / / \ I \I ) I I I I / / \ / / / / / / / I 1/. ( I I 1/ / \ I I I I I I I 1 ��\ ---, / // " I I I I / \ \ \ \I I I I \' I \ I I \ I \ I \ I I ... ---·-·-· ........ / , \ I I I ) (\ I - \ I I / I, // /\ I / / I \ \ I I I I I I • I f I I I I I I I I I I / / I I I I 1// II \) I / I I I I I I I ~ \ �• \ .. �\ �/\ \ STUDENT UNION \ I I \ \ �,... - . - . . _i-,.. . . --- -~ F a C u . l I n t y J-- A d m i n. l I u C a F 72 �. n 0 1 t r a t . s 1 .n 1 m d A Ii :l j 1 ,. A d m. 1 n . 1 s t r a t . 1 0 n . !:flt'\ '4.W----.- • ~ --- --- - ~· ~"' .~ . 73 �- -- L ~ ... • . ._..... - - -- - • -- Wilkes College Names Robert S. Capin as Third President President's : the Class of I. I I The end of an academic yea1 It is a time of many mixed ti If I I been a mixture of good and be '! i forever and now will melt into ti I 1, But you will never forget YOl allow yourself the silent luxury , I,, I am certain that you will de, have left the campus for the las I hope you will allow yourse what you achieve, to all that yo Perhaps you will recognize r because you will be seeing the that now seem obscure, unimpo Wilkes College has always h family, the people who made it mitment greater than the one it You . . . as well as the peop are the reason why the College I know you must leave the Cc home to Wilkes .. every chance J My best wishes for good he, lege. Robert S. Cepin, President 74 �n t t.<., 1t ' •• -• President's Message to the Class of '76 The end of an academic year and .commencement can be described as a bittersweet time. It is a time of many mixed things . . . happiness, sadness, loss of a way of life that has been a mixture of good and bad in the academic womb, friendships that were made to last forever and now will melt into time. But you will never forget your days at Wilkes College. And over the years you will often allow yourself the silent luxury of a fleeting memory of experiences that fit your mood. I am certain that you will develop a new kind of thinking about Wilkes College once you hove left the campus for the last time as a student. It happens to everyone. I hope you will allow yourself to relate what you think and do, what you hope for and what you achieve, to all that you prepared for as a student. Perhaps you will recognize more what Wilkes College really stands for. I think you will, because you will be seeing the College in a new light that will allow you to recognize things that now seem obscure, unimportant or insignificant. Wilkes College has always had many commitments . . . to the community, the academic family, the people who made it possible for the institution to exist. But I can think of no commitment greater than the one it has to its students and alumni. You . . . as well as the people who come after you and those who came before you. are the reason why the College exists. -- ...-~· r,,-~ » ~ iti._ l\! .... ~, ~--:., =• ·Ilg. ~;- ~ \ 'M ,.,, I know you must leave the College, but I would ask you to never forget to always "come home to Wilkes" every chance you get. . ..,. ,. ., ~r:..1 ., '•J..; My best wishes for good health, success, and peace of mind as you leave Wilkes College. Sincerely, Robert S. Cepin President 75 �A d m . 1 n . 1 s t r a t . 1 0 n Andrew Shaw, Jr., Assistant to the President John P. Whitby, Dean of Admissic ................ ..___ ~ , ~ - '\ t Thomas J. Moran, Executive Director Public Relations and Development George F. Ralston, Dean of Student Affairs 76 Charles R �John P. Whitby, Dean of Admissions Alex Pawlenok, Comptroller Executive Director Public Relations and Devel- Charles R. Abate, Business Manager 77 �John J. Chwalek, Director of Placement Arthur J. Hoover, Director of Alumni and Community Affairs Jane Kathleen Lampe, Dean of Women ', , ~ , > Teresa B. McDonald, Director of Federal Programs and Institutional Research 78 >•, . '~t:· 1 John F. Meyers, Director of Continuing Education and Graduate Studies Edward R. Baltruchitis, Assistant Dean �rector of Alumni and Community Affairs Jane Kathleen Lampe, Dean of Women Linda Hobrock, Assistant Dean of Women •• ...___ . ':.. -· ~; dor of Continuing Education and Gradu- Edward R. Baltruchitis, Assistant Dean of Men Bernard J. Vinovrski, Assistant Dean of Admissions and Freshman Financial Aid 79 �--.-v • I) ~ T Mary Elizabeth Dennison, Director of Housing Richard G. Raspen, Director of Financial Aid Joseph J. Chisarick, Assistant Comptroller David Williams, Director of Computer Center L Jeanne Conway, Housing Coordinator 80 �T Fred Croop, Assistant Comptroller Mary Elizabeth Dennison, Director of Housing noncial Aid :omputer Center Jeanne Conway, Housing Coordinator George G. Pawlush, Assistant Director of Public Relations 81 �Nelson F. Carle, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds SITTING: R. Wing, Chairman. STANDING: Capt. Willett, < Mildred Gittins, Manager of the Bookstore Eugene L. Managanello, Personnel Systems Coordinator _j I E. Robinson, Assistant to the Director of Development SITTING: C. Reif, Cha irman, R. Ogren, R. Doty, W. Hayes. Ruth Bishop, Recorder 82 William Denion, Manager of Cafeteria �Faculty Aerospace Studies SITTING: R. Wing, Chairman . STANDING: Capt. Willett, Capt. Bonebrake, TSgt. Kijek, SSgt. Talbott, SSgt. Evangelista. 1ger of the Bookstore Biology I ;sistant to the Director of Development SITTING: C. Reif, Chairman, R. Ogren, R. Doty, W . Hayes. STANDING: C. Houseknecht, L. Turoczi, J. Erickson, L. Rigley, H. Steuben. 83 �Chemistry SITTING: W. Stine, H. Swain, J. Bohning, Chairman. STANDING: 0. Fout, D. Gauntlett, J. Lobows, F. Solley. -· SITTING: M. Barone, G . Siles, E. Johnson , E. Hammer, Ch, Commerce and Finance • SITTING: R. Werner, Chairman, W. Taylor, W . Farrar, R. DeYoung. STANDING: T. Engel, I. Morrisong, H. Williams, L. Gettinger, C. Hung. 84 SITTING: Petrilla, M. Kerr, C. Lo rd, P. Heaman. STAND INC �Education , F. Salley. SITTING: M. Barone, G . Siles, E. Johnson, E. Hammer, Chairman . STANDING: J. Bellucci , M . Fahmy, R. Rees. English orrisong, H. Williams, L. Gettinger, C. SITTING: Petrillo, M. Kerr, C. Lord, P. Heaman. STANDING: S. Gutin, B. Fiester, T. Kaska, Chairman, L. Terry, R. Heaman, B. Kinney. 85 \ -... - · ... �Environmental Science LEFT TO RIGHT, H. Simon, C. Colson, B. D'Vorzon, R. F, LEFT TO RIGHT, B. Berryman, Acting Chairman, J. Cline, C. Mattei. Foreign Language .,,, C d I r/. SITTING, M. Seitz, Chairman, G. Verdier, H. Arden, C. Busette. STANDING, H. Marban , A. Belie, S. Eaton, W. Karpinich. 86 SITTING, J. Me yers, H. Cox, J. Berlatsky. STANDING, I �Fine Arts • LEFT TO RIGHT, H. Simon, C. Colson, B. D'Vorzon, R. Fuller, H. Casilli, Chairman. History .arban, A. Belie, S. Eaton, W. Karpinich. - SITTING : J. Meyers, H. Cox, J. Berlatsky. STANDING: K. Shao, J. Rodechko, D. Leach, Chairman . \-- 87 -· ...- . · . �=~ •,q--·• """""' ' : 49 -- · · - - - · - - - ~ • Mathematics LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Merrill, J. DeCosmo, S. Tillman, J. Salsburg, B. Wong, Chairman, T. Richards. SITTING : F. Bourcier, S. Telban, R. McHenry, Chairman, I Alichn ie, D. Morgan, K. Campbell, L. Thier, Staff, H. Fehl, Music SITTING: T. Vermeychik, M. Haberkorn, H. Foll, A. Liva, W. Gasbarro, Chairman, R. Chapline, J. Pedersen . STANDING: W. Weber, fl. Santos, H. Garber. 88 SITTING: D. Mayer, D. Saracino, J. Thomas . STANDING: �Nursing , , T. Richards. SITTING: F. Bourcier, S. Telban, R. McHenry, Chairman, K. Hayes, M. Alexander. STANDING : M. Gul itus, J. Schreiber , Staff, B. Rarig, M. Alichnie, D. Morgan, K. Campbell, L. Thier, Staff, H. Fehlandt, Staff. Physical Education , R. Chapline, J. Pedersen. STANDING: W . Weber, ll- SITTING: D. Mayer, D. Saracino, J. Thomas . STANDING: E. Domzalski, J. Reese, Chairman, R. Bearde. 89 �Political Science SITTING: J. Driscoll, Choirman. STANDING: A. Shaw, T. McDonald, W . Niehoff, P. Tuhy. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Natzke, R. Martin, M . Kemrer. MISSIN' Psychology LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hobrock, T. Raslear, J. Truckenmiller, R. Riley, Chairman. 90 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fields, K. Holm . MISSING: A. Groh, C �Sociology LEFT TO RI GHT·· J. Natzke, R. Martin, M . Kemrer. MISSING: D· Goldman, Chairman. Theater Arts LEFT TO RIGHT: J. fields, K. Holm. MISSING : A. G ro h' Chairman . 91 �Cainpus Einployees ADMISSIONS: A. Parry. BUSINESS OFFICE: LEFT TO RI( BIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY: E. Mayeski. rJ. ⇒ • BOOKSTORE: R. Stefanka, J. Coak. 92 CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS : D. �es • II, ... I BUSINESS OFFICE: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Reese, R. Miller, A. Rader, D. Scarinci. ,Y: E. Mayeski . ===> - ...... CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS: D. Carroll COMMERCE AND FINANCE, J. Mertis 93 �\ DEAN 'S OFFICE: P. Jones EDUCATION : J. Rinehimer • ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: I. Cocco 94 FINANCIAL AID : D. Ostrowski �iimer FINANCE OFFICE: SEATED: M. Bynsky. STANDING : A. Saxon, M. Lorusso, R. Zula. MISSING: A. Kester, R. Morovinski. FINANCIAL AID, D. Ostrowski GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT: R. Meschini 95 �LIBRARY: M . Graver, H. Selecky, J. Zola, T. Arnone, K. Richards, P. Gooday. LIBRARY: A. Chwiej, L. Cawley, R. Spear, J. Zaleski, D. Searfoss, E. Deobold. MAILROOM: L. Burke �MAINTENANCE: KNEELING : S. Subyak, A. Kmetz, M. Stec, J. Golobek, R. Deobold, W. Deren, J. Odich, R. Wallace, V. Latsko, C. Corell. 2nd ROW: G . Reese, L. Simoncavage, L. Neuman, S. Malagara, J. Rauckis, C. McAndrew, J. Yanchik, H. Smith. 3rd ROW: J. Pikaitis, W. Martine, J. Mack , A. Chapman, B. Johnston, M. Deblo, J. Seroka, K. Bromfield, J. Manganello. MUSIC: T. Rudolph POLITICAL SCIENCE/ RESEARCH / IRA: D. Schlingman 97 �PRESIDENT'S OFFICE : N . Cordy, M . Connor. I ___j PUBLIC RELATIONS: J. Manganello 98 RECORDER'S OFFICE: M. Kaytrosh �REGISTRAR'S OFFICE: A. Beorde, E. Gearhart, J. Poppas. 'ICE: M. Koytrosh SWITCHBOARD: E. Simmons, D. Swoboda 99 �����D 0 r 1 m s C t"1'l :,,J. /,'j ,_j:: -,,. ., ~,, ..J .:r. ;,.··. ,,,, /::J_:(;: '.(}~--1/!';,;_: ,fj; .,,, ... a;, s ~ ~ ~- ,;' l ,·; :, :;· ,,., __, _ -- m . I, r 1- J, .., 0 D 10.4 C ] �s b r u • i l C I u b s 105 �Barre Members Include: C. Ayers, T. Burdo, L. Condo, E. Dufosse, V. Edwards, G . Ennis, T. Esposito, G. Faas, S. Fielder, D. Granahan, N. Jorgensen, K. Koch, M. Krishanda, M . Krisza, L. Lavenburg, C. Lovejoy, 8. McDonald, E. McKalips, D. Meehan, C. Moyer, R. Noghe, G . O'Brien, E. O ' Donnell, R. Oroian, L. Par• rish, V. Popple, G. Pszczolkowski, P. Reilly, R. Sopro• nyi, E. Stool, M. Strauss, A. Talerico, B. Tompkins, P. Vetter, A. Woll, B. Weaver. Catlin • Row 1: Slyvia Apostle, Diane Roth, I Marylou Murra y, Joon Colognato Brimo, Lore Chajaachi, Beth Kerr, R, Debbie Knetz , Skai Schwartz. ROW Lois Cnama, Jean Reiter, Theanne Axelrad, Rhoda Lubarsky. Bedford ROW 1: Lenore, B. Manley, M. Menichini, V. Trontelange, P. Pecuch, E. Flaxman. ROW 2 : D. Levitch, J. Airey, M. Cuprzinski, G. Maclean, C. Tortella, F. Catanzera, D. Silver. ROW 3 : W. Einsla, P. Mocik, L. Glantz, S. Lear, D. Fraser, Shadow, J. Salsman, D. Bowman, J. Prouant. ROW 4: A. Hole, B. Fenn, D. Davis, E. Simoni, S. Sulzer, L. Chustermon, D. Evans . ROW 5 : B. Bensley, M. Davis, F. Face, C. Edfort, T. Bazzini, A. Ferri. 106 j �Butler Barre ROW 1: Bart Cook, Paul Adams, Tim Young, Jay Mack. ROW 2: Barry Zappo, Gary Prince, Gary Krupinski , Dave Kollar, Kendal McNeil. ROW 3: John Zapco, Andy Dutch, Gary Toczylowski, Dale Delbuise, Andy Kresege, Brion Roth, Bill Polaha, Mike Dyurana, Jeff Bearde, Matt Peterson, Kenny Hughes. Members Include: C · Ayers , T· Burdo , L, C on d o, E. DuFosse, V. Edwords, G . Ennis, T. Esposito G F , . oos, ·. ,e er, D. Granahan, N. Jorgensen, K. Koch, M. Kroshondo, M. Kriszo, L. lovenburg, C. Lovejoy, 8. McDonald, E., McKolips, D. Meehan, C. Moyer, R. Noghe, G. 0 Brien, E. O'Donnell, R. Oroion, L. Parrish, V. Popple, G . Pszczolkowski P. Reilly R So . ES ' ' . prony, , . tool, M. Strauss, A. Talerico, B. Tompkins p Vetter, A . Woll , B. Weaver. ' · S F Id • ··;£; . •"'"11 I , Catlin Row 1: Slyvia Apostle, Dione Roth, Melinda Cross, Marylou Murray, Joan Colognoto. ROW 2: Sue Brimo.' Lore Chajoochi , Beth Kerr, Renee Fogelson, Debbie Knetz, Skoi Schwartz. ROW 3: Anne Kucy, lo,s Cnoma, Jeon Reiter, Theanne Murata, Caryn Axelrad, Rhoda Luborsky. Jrd L Pecuch, Flaxman. ROW 2: D. Levitch, J. Airey, M. W 3 : W . Eonslo,_P. Mocik, L. Glantz, S. Lear, D. Fraser, B. Fenn, D. Davis, E. Simoni, S. Sulzer, L. Chustermon izini, A. Ferri. ' 107 \ - ..... �Chaptnan Row 1: Michele LaRose, Karen Briner, Sheila Imler, Julie Bollinger. ROW 2: Deb Kocher, Donna Smith, Jan Petrilak, Cathy Viii, Diane Gignac, Carla Sechrest. ROW 3: Patty Cullinan, Helen Shofer, Sheree Kessler, Wendy Valinski, Judie Farley, Sue Quay. Chesapeake ROW 1 : Marianne Marzen, Sue Roman, MaryAnn Goz• dick. ROW 2 : Nancy Considine, Merle Zipkin, Shown Rozell, Dottie Kennedy, Nancy Enderlein. ROW 3: Nancy VanKuren, Karen Olney, Janine Pokrinchak, Fron Polakowski, Shelley Busa, Nancy Slowson. Colonel's ROW 1: Jim Collins, Lance Laube, Eric Hefflefinger, Joe Stephens, Gene Garski, Mike Bosse, Tony Skiptunas, Bob Scott. ROW 2: Greg Tomcho, Greg Black, John Senatore, Chris Rasak, Steve Elko, Larry Koptzman, Norm Verhaog, Andy Syzmawski, Ron Anderson, Alan France, Ray Tomaine, Matt Donahue, Joe Marchetti. ROW 1 : Peggy W Karver, Sharon Kc Merten. 108 �Dana Members Include : J . Algar, S. Bair, M . Bartoszek, 8. Benedict, A. Booth, M . Cosgrove, A. DiMarcontonio, S. Dunn, M. Frazier, J . Kerrick, K. Kuhl, P. Lahutsky, A. Marko/ski, D. Marki, L. Neely, A. Pu~io, C. Rowlands, B. Shapwell, K. Witherow. Chesapeake W l : Marianne Marzen, Sue Roman, MaryAnn GazROW 2: Nancy Considine, Merle Zipki n, Shawn , ett , Dottie Kennedy, Nancy Enderlein . ROW 3 : ncy VanKuren, Karen Olney, Janine Pakrinchak, Fran Jkowski, Shelley Busa, Nancy Slawson . <. Delaware ROW 1: Peggy Walczyk, Lisa Knulstad , Cheryl Jacques, Karen Prigge, MaryAnn Toth. ROW 2 : Liz Brand , Sloane Karver, Sharon Kotlar, Laurie Schroy, Fran Greenberg. ROW 3 : Debbie Orbinati, Sue Serio, Cyndi Lynch , Ellen Merten. 109 �Denison ROW 1, Guy Barbato, Jomes Weisenfluh, Bill Urosevich, John Price. ROW 2, James Yosh, Art Daniels, Bill Kuhonick, John Pinelli, Dove Orshoick, Rod Spruch. ROW 3, Mork Ritter, Mike Kassab, Craig Gorton, Fronk Rosenberg, Bruce Jackson, Nigel Gray, Jim Eiden, Tony Nardelli . · M 1 llllllll _ ' \I - l .:::;s - - Doane ROW 1: JoAnn Wisniewski, Ann Zini, Joanne Herl 2: Janice Wolf, Kate Lee, Cathy Waung, Beth Olm Timko, Jackie Buzzelli . Diaz ROW 1, Hal Simandle, Tom o·connell, Eric Wolfson, Dick Bernier, Dayton Sounders, Alex Grohol, John DeSalvo. ROW 2, Steve Jacksel, Rich Morris, Rich Goodall, Wes Samsel, Mike Rushin, Craig Levens, Jack Cropper, Bob Gratton, Roland, Jeff Trimmer, Tim Kwosneski, Panos, Mott Middendoff . ROW 3, Jim Moiser, Howie Irwin, Freddie Stoezel, John Edwards, Mike Pidgeon. 110 �i I ' I Dirksen ROW 1: Lenny Roberts, Danny Danielson , Rodney Uyffels, Joe Androsi, Greg Miller, George Bene-Hoene. ROW 2, Jack Manley, Earl Murrey, Dave Borrmann, Bob Franke, Mitch Silver, Ron Uein, Mike Walczyk, Brian Blesi, Bob Taylor. ROW 3: Rich Mackey, George Hodges, Billy Boltja, Alan Wilmarth, Scott Lewis, Victor Minkiewicy, Jeff Chilsen, Don Horroy, Ed Rubenfein. Doane ROW 1: JoAnn Wisniewski, Ann Zini, Joanne Herbert. ROW 2: Janice Wolf, Kate Lee, Cathy Waung, Beth Olmstead, Ann Timko, Jackie Buzzelli. 111 \ ·•-- :.... �Hollenback Row 1: Lori Wasserman, Candice Kennedy, Ronni Ostrov, Peggy Burgess,,Judy Zakrevsky, Helary Smith. ROW 2: Karen Konsovoge, Shoron Seidener, Gayl Donoleski, Paulo Vecchio, Jone Smith, Jackie Reinhardt. ROW 3: Howie Smith, Debbie Herfurth, Kathy Heilig, Peggy Tomczak. Gore ROW 1: Al Malero, Tom DeSanno, Dean Evans, Al Berger. ROW 2: Dave Yakaitis, James Johnson, Jim Wichelhaus, Mike DeVincentis, Dane Drasher, Mark Santora. ROW 3: Mike Kosick, Steve Kimback, John Harper, Zeke Zaborney, Nick Holgash. ROW 4: Gary Paich, Randy Bond, John "Zims" Zimmerman, Mike Prekopa, Rich Marchant, Barry Weiss. 1111] I, • J • • • • McCliJ ROW 1: Jeff Mawhinney, Mark Letavish, Floyd Miller, Carl Holsberger. ROW 2: Bill Austin, Steve DeNagy, Eric Jansen, Charlie Putrino, Steve Kirchner, Ed Frote, Bill Stauch, John Menio, Brian Bliem. ROW 3 : Clint Franklin, Brian Hoynak, Cliff Field, Steve McGuire, Allan Kaplin, Tony Morollo, Paul Surnicki, Steve Standiford, Mark Lobittz, Marty lander, Phil Besler, Kevin McCormick, Somsy Phrakysone. ROW 1: Ella Booth, Carol Guss, Toni Frengel. ROW 2: Wright, Helen Stubits. ROW 3: Virginio McClintock, C Fiester, Theresea Newberry, Sue Schwartz, Gail Ober . Grissoin 112 �Hollenback Row 1: Lori Wasserman, Candice Kennedy, Ronni Ostrov, Peggy Burgess, 1Judy Zokrevsky, Helory Smith. ROW 2 , Koren Konsovoge, Sharon Seidener, Gayl Donoleski , Paulo Vecchio, Jone Smith, Jackie Reinhardt. ROW 3: Howie Smith, Debbie Herfurth, Kathy Heilig, Peggy Tomczak . ,mes Johnson, Jim Wichelmbock, John Harper, Zeke , Mike Prekopo, Rich Mor- McClintock ROW 1: Ello Booth, Carol Guss, Toni Frengel. ROW 2 : Debbie Mroczko, Jill Fritz, Kim Dubosky, Therese Wright, Helen Stubits . ROW 3: Virginia McClintock, Claire Johnson, Donna Reese, Roberta Austin, Joni Fiester, Thereseo Newberry, Sue Schwartz, Gail Ober. ,sotn 113 �Miner . - -·---·- Priapus Row 1: Mike Heller, Rich Cuttler, Dove Gibson, Steve Bailey, Joe Yakowitz. ROW 2: Ahmood Mahoud, John Naiman , Lee Kopeika, Larry Sall, Bruce Speigler, Dave Morales, Jahn Leedy , Mario Apuzzo, Carl Edwards, Scott Elborn, Mark Symanowitz, Andy Wilkson, Jon Metta, John Hudson, Cem DeKumco, Dave Weinstein, John Lowenski . ., -..,../ ., ' _., I • 't L. ,La . _l �Roosevelt ROW 1: Bert Kotz, Tom Lubos, Rick Markunas, Jeff Trimmer. ROW 2 : Greg Wild, Mike Anger, Mott Roberts, Kevin McToole, Thomas Malango, Barry Zoppo. ROW 3: Lorry Connor, Brion Bleim, Don Cordell, Gerry Ross, Chip Pufko, Lou Elefonte, Ken Gompertz, Andy Contos. ROW 4 : Ken Schmidt, Mork Williams, Dove Taylor, Kevin Hunt, Mike Bonofoir, Rick Locy, Gerold D'Albis, Tony Youtzy. Slocutn ROW 1: Kam Wose, Ken Edelson, Bart Udoh, Tom Runiewicz, Bob Bentton, John Stichter, Joe Mullorchy. ROW 2: Jackson, Lou Bolum, Joe Sullivan, Roger Sorensen, Steve Arlonki, Micky Morquret, Jim Nicholas, Tony Pinto, Precious, Joe Sontinni, Bob Singer, Bill Manley, Joe Delouzer, Bob Obelonder. ROW 3: Rick Mohonski, Ron Reagon, Doak, Jim Mortin, Gory Pohorely, Steve Chollendof, Norm Rickels. 115 �Sterling ROW 1: Pot Kurillo, Quot Tin Ooi, Carol Piatt, Jon Cohen, Andrea Schneider . ROW 2: Andrea Kurillo, Judy Berkise, Joanne Kocon, Debbie Corly. ROW 3: Jenna Villoume, Debbie Gould, Debbie Dinkel, Judy Kirnon, Cheryl Berry, Connie Bugh. ROW 4: Nino Zolkind, Bonnie Pinkowski, Cindy Phillips. ROW 5: Sue Williams, Betsy Townsend, Debbie Lotoro . Sterling Hotel ROW 1: Kevin Toone, Joe Koczmork, Emanuel Rubin, Rondy Stein. ROW 2: Roy Olszewski, Mork lmbriaco, Joe Bono, Ed Rzonco, Jock Dolan, Tom BenKinney, Phillip Weaver. 116 ROW 1: Sherry Fou, Eschler, Mindy Heym Lohan . ROW 3: Won Tichero, Kathy Herpi, Zayac, Amy Santilli, I �Sturdevant ROW 1: Charmaine Broad, Peggy Rentschler, Sheila Peslinikos, Lucy Respass, Joanne Eryovec, Helen Niesen. ROW 2: Lori Ashbaugh , Laureen Corney, Koren Ashman, MoryAnn Zielinski, Jon Kodlecik, Ann Morie Romonovich, Koren Snow, Chris Hudok . ROW 3: Peggy Wojmar, Sharon Clune, Carol Ciesielski, Sue Spranoitis, Martha Pron , Carol Stelfonetti, Joan Chemnitius, Cathy Hughes . Sullivan t ROW 1: Sherry Faux, Cathy Stano, Sue Hansen, Kerry McMahon, Kevin McToole, Nigel Gray. ROW 2: Anne Eschler, Mindy Heyman, Sue Harris, MoryAnn Valvano, Donna Chrisariek, Koren Bierkeley, Holly Baab, Lindo Lohan . ROW 3: Wanda Phillips, Sue Margolis, Lindo Todar, Cindy Perry, Theresa Hussong, Paulette ~eilesa, Sue Tichero, Kathy Herpick. ROW 4 : Marianne Steponowich, Cathy Teel, Debbie Hoffman, MoryKoy Molloy, Dione Zayac, Amy Santilli, Dione LaCovo . ROW 5 : Donna Stanco. Sterling Hotel IW 1: Kevin Toone, Joe Koczmork, Emanuel Rubin, ndy Stein . ROW 2: Roy Olszewski, Mork lmbriaco, Joe no, Ed Rzonco, Jock Dolan, Tom BenKinney, Phillip Susquehannock ~aver. ROW 1: Michele Ojeda, Koren Lucosi, Cindy Fisher, Lindo Hennis. ROW 2: Paulo Murphy, Wendy Farrel, Brenda Kobilis, Porn lngelsby, Dorothy Demko, Alice Moximick, Coreen Santoro. ROW 3: Moris Solomon, Paulo Morion, Liza Small, Lindo McGrath, Lindo Ski, Sandy Stern, Jone Lewis . 117 ~ . ------------- --- . - ·---~--- -· ------------------=--... . ~ �Waller FLOOR , Sandy Shotwell. ROW l: Mary Pedley, Nancy Evons, Sandy Linton , Debi Stephens, Carol Paschuk. ROW 2: Koren Considine , Carol Kosik, MaryJean DeSandes, Leslie Bel in, Pam Gingel , Cherri Mier, Margie Corby. Warner ROW l : Mr. K, Bernie Donachie, Mr. E, Steve Grassley, Mike Beer, Charlie Stauffer, Brad Mclennan, Danny Artim, John Larkin. ROW 2: John Lack, Tom Lubas, Bob Armstrong, Mike Gorofolo, Rolph, Jeff Trimmer, Rich Bellocoso, Bert Katz, Bruce Hoffman, John Ricci, Bill Populuski, Eric Abken, Dwight Beck, Mark Rado . j Jl'llU Weiss FIRST ROW: P. Ra msa y, J . Menapace, V. Hoskins, K. Flis, L. Rozell. SECO ND ROW : S. Rinehime r , S . Huffma n, L. Campbell, D. Blum, T. Mogello, B. Shopwell. THIRD ROW: P. Cipriano, N. Kovar, L. Amnu th, D. Morano, S. Schwartz. 118 �Waller DOR: Sandy Shatwell. ROW l: Mary Pedley, Nancy ans, Sandy Linton, Debi Stephens , Carol Paschuk . )W 2 : Karen Considine , Carol Kosik, MaryJeon ,Sandes, Leslie Belin, Pam Gingel, Cherri Mier, Margie irby. Webster ROW 1: Larry Zale, Frank " Duke " Scancarella, Chris McGoff, Pete Eller . ROW 2 : Tasos Tsolokis, Jerry Grega, Jon Sandberg, Dave Bujno, Jay Rappaport, Jack Mundy, Tony Aposta loros, Dave Wallace. ROW 3, Charlie Munson, Dave Ramsted, Jeff Metzger, Len Vekkos, Howie Shulman, John Davidson, Steve "E lton " Kichko, Rich Combatti . ROW 4: Mike Barr, Bob Irwin, John Chunga. Weiss FIRST ROW: P. Ramsay, J. Menapace, V. Hoskins, K. Flis, L. Rozell. SECOND ROW: S. Rinehi mer , S . Huffman , L. Campbell , D. Blum, T. Magella, B. Shapwell. THIRD ROW: P. Cipriano, N. Kovar, L. Amnuth , D. Morano, S. Schwartz . 119 �CJass of Class Officers '76 Debbie Morano, Editor-in-Chief • . F• Polokowski. MISSING: P. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Her b er' t D . Davies, Vecchio . A: Class of '77 ..:....I: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Bellacosa, P. Reo•11 y, D . LaCava . Class of '79 . LI -\ '. \ . K· P STAFF: SITTING: M . A. To th ' D. Orbinato, stad. �:lass fficers Debbie Morano, Editor-in-Chief Joe Dettmore, Assistant Editor Mary Ann Toth, Business Manager - ., _,...., . . .. , 1 - . 1(,\1,,,4,\fllU(A: Amnicola . ;./ -~-- ~ .. x"""\. _·. ;1,r,.},'.,.· - - -.... .;. ~ Debbie Orbinati, Copy Editor :ava. ,. '., -- STAFF: SITTING: M.A. Toth, D. Orbinati, K. Palomski, D. Morano. STANDING: K. Flis, E. Merten, K. Prigge, L. Knutstad. 121 �. - - -- - Beacon , ,_,...., ---------------~-- _____ l\f,M'O . -•-I Donna Geffert, Co-Editor Rich Colondrea, Co-Editor Studen Governm EDITORS: S. Akromas, Op Ed, M. Montague, Copy, P. Stone, News, F. Polakowski, Copy, P. Reilly, Business Manager. SITTING: M. C Pezzner, D. Jo, I.D.C. ROW I : M. Cross, B. Kobilis, S. Roze J. Berkise, T. Magella . ROW 2: F. ~ Adv., T. Trost, V.P., M. LoPresti, Pres M. Heyman, Corr. Sec., L. Zale . ROV France, S. Kess ler, T. Kinney, M. Bort Trimmer, B. Katz, J. Nicholas, J. Wolf STAFF: KNEELING: J. Dettmore, J. Acornley, J. Buckley. STANDING: J. Pokrinchak, L. Waznik, M. Alu, M. Stencavage, D. Mortin, W. Hurst. 122 �or Student Government SITTING, M. deSandes, J. Menio, J. Petrilak, P. Cullinan, Corresp. Sec., G. O'Brien, Rec. Sec., E. Za barney, Pres., H. Stark, Treas., E. 8altruchitis, Advisor. STANDING, S. Kirshner, 8. Kilkenny, M. Middendorf, D. Smith, S. Esrich, M. Krisza, J . Marchetti, S. Volovicz, C. Munson, V.P., L. Assalita, M. LaPresti, A. Romanovich, S. Kichka, R. Ostroski, C. McSoff, • . Berger, D. Wolfe. Commuter Council SITTING, M. Coach, D. Cherundolo , J. Pickeri ng, Pres., R. Ostroski, V.P., S. Kupinsky, S. Gillman . STANDING, D. Ney, B. Hall, W. Killian, B. Pezzner, D. Jones, A. Chuba, J . Aquilina , C. Evanchick, M. Salley. ABSENT, J. Domarasky, L. Shatkus, A. Nachlis. I.D.C. ROW l , M. Cross, 8. Kobilis, S. Rozell, G . Toczylowsk ik, J. Berkise, T. Magella . ROW 2, F. Miller, M. Dennison , Adv., T. Trost, V.P., M. LoPresti, Pres., A. Santil li, Trea s., M. Heyman, Corr. Sec., L. Zale . ROW 3 , A. Sharkey, A. France, S. Kessler, T. Kinney, M. Bartoszek, A. Berber, J. Trimmer, B. Katz, J. Nicholas, J. Wolf, C. Cisielsk i. a123 -----. .-• .- - ----- ----- ---=- -:. . -=----- - ----__:_ ·_- . --- -.- . �Manuscript EngineE Clul ROW 1: Ryczak, H. Gochez, P. Wojnar, St. Rae, E. O ' Donnell, T. Chiavacci, R. Yanoshak, D. Zelinka. ROW 2 : L. Schroy, K. Ashman, R. Sanderson, T. Shipkowski, S. Ganski, J. Morgan, L. Butera, P. Goodman, D. Davies. ROW 3: A. Nachlis, J. Snyder, T. Lobos, D. Kretchmer, G. Hughes, F. Rosenberg , F. Kneiss, M. Fedak, L. Buttkiewicz, G . Knight, J . Zakrevsky, G. Wislosky, J. Orasky, R. Kapp . D Biology Club and Officers SITTING: J. Mayhoff, D. Palonzo, D. Will iarr T. Frew, M . Dubik, M . Anderson, E. Coasolo . SITTING: D. Rudzavich, Sec., P. Vecchio, Treas., L. Malinowski. STANDING: J. Daoust, Pres., J. Majeski, V.P. 124 �Chemical Society Engineering Club SITTING: D. Smith, N. Phan, L. Jamialkawski, R. Rauenzahn . STANDING: C. Aronson, R. Baran, S. Murzenski , M. Mital. I I D Jazz Band 'TING: J. Mayhoff, D. Palanza, D. Williams, J. Yosh, J. LaCava, T. Young, R. Bielecki, J. Jedju . STANDING: Frew, M . Dubik, M. Anderson, E. Coasolo. MISSING : S. Shotwell, S. Zannetti, B. Kinney, R. Cutler. 125 . - ·-· - ---- - - __ . __ - _ _, ~ . . ~ �( Journalism Society :d l ROW 1: J. Levitsky, S. Akromos, F. Polakowski, D. Hargraves, D. Geffert, Mr. T. Moron. ROW 2: B. Long, M. Alu, D. Mortin, J. Buckley. ROW 3: P. Reilly, P. Stone, M. Montague, L. Woznik, R. Colondreo. Clean Environment Club Math Club 126 �Concert and Lecture Series Clean Environment Club h b Circle K Club 127 . . ----.. - - - •-¥--•-- · · - --- ~-_____..___. ____ - - -- - - - -- - �International Club • ID 1 M.E.N.C. \ ROW 1: J. Jedju, Pres., D. Morano, V. P., J. Lewis, Sec. ROW 2 : M. Rincavage, N. Tenerillo, R. Vaverka, E. Richards, R. Schwartz, M. Jaworski, J. Kaze, P. Grabko, M. Gallo, R. Lockman . ROW 3: K. Jahn, D. Simensky, D. Mento, L. Costello, J. LaCava, L. Kirsteen, S. Shotwell, D. Duh, J. Mayhaff, K. Herpich, M . Gatti, R. Perry, J. Buzzelli, L. Lohden. ROW 4: M. Hartman, C. Tomasacci , J. Ruck, K. Oleshko, M. Anderson, R. Reagan, D. Williams, G. Ober, R. Fex, N. Evans, C. Fisher, P. Ramsay, L. Papatopoli, B. Hall, J. D"Alessandro, K. McGraw. ROW 5: S. Landis, J. Kadlecik, M. Dubik. 128 �We Celebrate the Past in the spirit of seventy-six z, M. Jaworski, J. Koze, P. J. Mayhoff, K. Herpich, M. lliams, G . Ober, R. Fex, N. �- . - -------------·.·-.,•-,~"- There was an enormous force which strengthened the colonies, which exists today, and which has carried America through its great history. That force is known to us all to he the nspirit of '76." What was that spirit that spirit? and indeed what is .. It is a SPIRIT OF LIBERTY and the knowledge that one man's freedom is more important than anything else on earth. --- ---- . --~~ - �ich sts ica ~ is ' nowlmore - - __________ ..... ..,,._,.._--~ ............ ._.- �I ' :pH!i 1 ' '''I''' _1 11 (1[ 1 i .. 11:11 I, Ii I ,, / 1 /i I ,, I 1:-,? 1/, /11, .~ 1W)J1ijj ,\~ - ~~ -~~ I �,111 I ; I ,, ,i,;;ii11 //1/II/I ! ij1'\\ll i! 1/)ll !((II/' I i11,1 r 11 /"/ ' I 1 1 i,i ~li!/:1., ! ii;![li !:,/1 ~ii i(i/ '!,IiI I ,:iil/ 1/')) ii,1,1 /111\ I 1:1 li1 1 I '1: I'/) 1 I,,,' l 1 i1,11 ,, t ~ I I 111 I l'\ '1 ) 11 I '11!11' · I , l1,\,l!!:1 i(\i, 1,!(;///////////! 1/\i/111/: 111 m 11 11 11 111111111111 "; ,,1,1~,v111r ~,~.~~~·,".o:.-'.': \W lii/,' (.11 (;ff#/', \ I:· ,iq,,,'; ,:·;-,'i":.',/-; lll ll lll/11111111111 • 1' 1/, .)f!.fi~W\i 1i: l '1i,, ~\ 11 1 : (( , /)J;)IJil;,,,', I •H!Jl,!!!i11'J.,l1,; ~~·'.~ ";?-' ,_ 1 ,, ~ i : i1 , 1 1 ; ,1111?;,i ·1 I 'i ,!,'· /Ii': ~I I 11:! 1 11 111 I I I 1 : r 1 !:l1'. 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"; · ~ ~ • I '' I ; ' fl - ~ .,' -- - --- - - - :::r== = =-::::-:: - - 21..Ji - L ~ ---- - - �- . c- ~ - ~ ~ : - : - - - - - - - - - - - It is the SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM of knowing that we can always make things better - of working only for the best, and expecting only the best. . - - - ------ --- --~-- ���If lJ I 'I I I ��' It is the SPIRIT OF FRONTIER - of not fearing to go where man has not reached. �It is the SPIRIT OF DIVERSITY - of allowing every man his own view and his distinctive ways and of tolerating the differences of the society. ��George Washington Benjamin Franklin John Adams Thomas Jefferson Alexanc �\..,~lL~~.,.,,~~ -- cdi Benjamin Franklin Alexander Hamilton ow, James Madison John Hancock It is the SPIRIT OF INDIVIDUALISM - acknowledging a birthright of opportunity and freedom drawn from the strength of our fathers. �SITTING: N. Zalaking, M ski, P.R. and Treas ., D. Jo Indeed the <'<'SPIRIT OF '76" was, and is, many things, each of which has been a building block of our national greatness. Our country grew on that spirit and prospered on that spirit. When all else fails it is that spirit that will he there to guide us and keep us strong. SITTING: J. Leedy, M. Cooper, H. L, Worth, B. Chandler. �Pittston Club . SITTING: N. Zalaking, M. Marianelli, S. Fischer, S. Williams, D. Dinkel, B. Haduck, J. Aquilina . STANDING: C. Saporito, Pres., R. Ostroski, P.R. and Treas., D. Jones, V.P., A. Ciliberto, Sgt. at Arms, D. Doyle, Sec. Political Science Club SITTING: J. Leedy, M. Cooper, H. Lewis, F. Baran, Pres. STANDING: D. Horrox, J. Mykulyn, M. Apuzzo, K. Keating, R. Ostroski, P. Strinkoski, Sec.-Treas., C. Worth, B. Chandler. 145 �Chess Club Nursing Club Psychology Club 1s:JJlijl ROW 1: J. Beccoris, S. Mariano, T. Kruzlik. ROW 2: B. Herron, R. Schneider, B. Kalish, ML, Gottlieb, Mr. Kanner. ROW 3: B. Burke, D. Olekszulin, R. Ostroski, M. Wanko, J. Ciocca. ROW 4 : D. Davies, D. Doyle, D. Jones, L. Spade. ROW 5: J. Aquilino, N. Flame. ROW 1: J. Niche Wysocki, F. Skar, Molitoris. ROW 4 146 �A.F.R.O.T.C. tg Club Polar Bear Club T Kruzlik. ROW 2: B. Herron, R. Schneider, B. Kalish, ML, B.Burke, D. Olekszulin, R. Ostroski, M. Wanko, J. Ciocca. Jones, L. Spade. ROW 5: J. Aquilina, N. Flame. ROW 1: J. Nicholas, S. Rodgers, M. Perry, S. Pensieri, M. A. Coach, F. Skaff, K. Rex, Pres. ROW 2: 8. Chandler, M. Wysocki, F. Skordinski, P. McKeown, J. Chemnitius, R. Best. ROW 3: D. Olekzulin, P. Zubritzky, S. Bailey, M. Anger, M. Molitoris. ROW 4 : D. Golias, D. Jacobs, B. Weiss, J. Stephens, G. Paich, C. Manganello. 147 �Reach-Out I ROW 1: H. Baab, S. Harris, S. Linton, M. J. deSandes. ROW 2 : A. Eschler, B. Popeleski, D. Taylor, L. Parrish, K. Burkley. MISSING: L. Elefonte, C. Kosik, K. McCall, K. Roland, P. Macik. Spanish Club ROW 1: M. Kennedy, M. deRojas, Pres ., K. Hughs, Treas., J. Norcross, D. Stevens. ROW 2 : C. Stock, R. Rosati, D. Baller, P. Schillaci. ROW 3: S. Spock, R. Jones, J. Shafer. MISSING: G . Kollar, V.P. W.A.A. ROW 1, F. Skaff, S. H Pelepko, M. Salley, A Skvarla, J. Pavlik, D. C ROW 1: S. Rinehimer, L. Davis, M. L. Gottlieb. ROW 2: Levitski, S. Sabatini. �LETTERWOMEN'S CLUB SITTING: J. Pugliese, D. Titus, K. Flis, M. Molloy, D. Polachek, B. Gorgas , K. Yozwiok, B. Long. STANDING: L. Waznik, Mrs. Saracino , C. Glawe, P. Steele , D. Martin, D. Jones, N. VonKuren, K. Olney, A . Meehan, S. A. Knight, N. Roberts, J. Englot, C. Koterba . nton, M. J. deSondes. ROW 2: A. Eschler, sh, K. Burkley. MISSING: L. Elefante, C. Jcik. T.D.R. hClub If ROW 1: F. Skoff, S. Huffman, R. Sorber, C. Hotchkiss, J. Mykulyn, B. Chandler, A. Tognani, D. Pope. RbW 2 : M. Daniels, M. Pelepko, M. Solley, A. Brezenski, S. Hohols, A. Kopec, J. Levitski, K. Gildea. ROW 3 : S. Kellar, A. Chuba, S. Suchocki, M. Skvarla, J. Pavlik, D. Dzieciol, L. Krokos. ROW -4 : P. Dale, P. Strinkoski, S. Myers, S. Kameli, K. Bozinski. M. L. Gottlieb. ROW 2: Levitski, S. Sabatini. Officers SITTING : D. Janoski, S. Pudlosky, J. Miller. STANDING: D. Zeffer, P. Kozick, S . Roman, T. Macavage, D. Polachek . 1-49 '4~• •• , l 7 ••1• 1:J ~ - ,- +.--"T ......... �WiJ Cheerleaders PERSONNEL: D. Zayac, ML Gottlieb, 5. Sabbatini, D. Pape, K. Considine, M. Ference, K. Lewis, D. Stanco, N. Slawson. Strutters ... 1::1.., ... '~ ' • SITTING: D. Edwards, F. Skordinski, L. Davis, S. Rinehomer, P. Fichtner, S. Marioni. STANDING: S. Pudlosky, S. Suchoski, K. Foley, M. Bologo. Majorettes 150 KNEELING: D. Volovic, J. Levitski. STANDING: G . Rinkunas, E. DuFosse, R. Plytoge, C. Moyer, 5. Kessler. PERSONNEL: N. Evans, R. Schwartz, D. 1 R. Neher, R. Sorensen, L. Costello, P. Gr G. Morini, J. Jedju, C. Brozusky, M. Ge Cutler, D. Shemo, S. Landis, J. Kodlecik, Ruder, T. Frew, R. Kennedy, R. Gregory, �Wilkes College Concert Band . D. ;, S. PERSONNEL: N. Evans, R. Schwartz, D. Morano, K. Oleshko, J. Acornley, J. Pokrinchak, K. John, L. Lohden, P. Ramsay, E. Richards, 8. Wasenda, J. LaCava, R. Neher, R. Sorensen, L. Costello, P. Grabko, P. Kurillo, M. Hartman, T. Baronio, G. Ober, R. Vaverka, C. Fisher, D. Stewart, R. Bielecki, J. Yosh, T. Young, G. Marini, J. Jedju, C. Brozusky, M. Gatti, L. Papatopoli, E. Tubman, R. Fogelson, R. Reagan, 8. Kinney, R. Lockman, C. Long, S. Zannetti, M. Dubik, R. Cutler, D. Shema, S. Landis, J. Kadlecik, J. Mayhoff, S. Shotwell, D. Williams, M. Mishinski, J. Lewis, J. D'Alessandro, S. Elborn, J. Van Arsdale, M. Gallo, J. Ruder, T. Frew, R. Kennedy, R. Gregory, M. Neylon, 8. Morelli, Director, William Weber . . Kes151 �E V e n t s s t n e V E 152 �s t n e V E E V e n t s 153 �Freshman • Picnic A Mighty Colonel! . k, deorfellows." " Drink, drink, d ron Sept. 2, 154 �A Mighty Colonel! The upper-classmen look an. drink, drink, dear fellows." Sept. 2, 1975 �Parents' Day 156 �Nov. 1, 1975 157 �Oct. 9, 1975 ,. H 0 rn e C Bonfire rn 1975 Footba ll Colonels • 1n n gytn ',~ .: Homecoming Cour • B& Hit 'em! " Get It On. " �r f I! ' "Get It On ." 159 �H 0 m e C 0 m • 1 n g �AkE H VITTLES UT Or TH 0 m e C 0 m • 1 Displays n g 161 �., --~-~ - Princess Fran Polakowski and escort. Princess Marianne Montague and escort. \ I Homecoming Court and Escorts Homecoming Halftime Oct. 11, 1975 162 Display Winner �ind escort. " :t. 11, 1975 . .!! r"' ,:.;"> "'""..,•:~ .?:';, ~ ~, Display Winner Queen Karen Considine and escort. 163 ~ ! . . '!. ' - - �- - .~ - _-~- - - ----- - -- "' - The Barry Manilow Show Homecoming Concert 1975 Oct. 12, 1975 The Flashy Ladies 164 �' l . \ • ~ 165 �----- , _ ; ~ ~ VlO - •• IJo far n!r Par Oct. 31, 1975 Halloween Party in the Gym E·o o~le �KESCOCLEG£ V~--;~AThJN ~_..___ .. . Oct. 31, (l" nts p4'rlll,d Fhku1g n, No &.ti-g z,ire Rn-ku,& ll\ faruHr7Swr IJ Parhn& Ut t'es •r\iied £.,,prreJ ......,. On. 1975 167 �Christmas Party at Host Inn �Dec. 10, 1975 , ' l l 169 �Saint Patrick's Day Party Ma 170 �Party March 12, 1976 171 �Homecoming Dinner Dance 172 �ming Janee Oct. 10, 1976 173 �Frid Junior-Senior Dinner Dance 174 �Friday, April 9, 1976 at the Treadway Inn 175 �~~~~. Freshman-Sophomore Dinner Dance 176 �May 7, 1976 177 �11 Assorted Happenings" Block Party Beer Blast Dance Marathon 178 �Winter Weekend Senior Awards Luncheon 179 �Cht Co-Chairpersons Ginny Edwards and 180 �Cherry Blossom Festival Co-Chairpersons Ginny Edwards and Jeon Johnson May 2, 3, 4, 1976 181 �\ \ \.-- �Three Men on a Horse'' Directed by Joseph Salsburg 183 �Cathy Roccograndi Priscilla Wnuk as " Girl " as "April" Bruce Phair Joanne Saporito as " Paul Grainger Ill " as "Suzy" Vicky Moss Linda Phillips as " Jackie " as "Millie" ''Hot L BaltimoreJ •• 184 Randy Smith John Cardoni as " Jamie" as "Bill " Ned Coulter Jeff Schlicher as " Mr. Morse" as " Mr. Katz Sue Latz Estella Parker as " Mrs. Bellotti " as "Mrs. Oxenham" Leo Gambacorta John Forte as Taxi Driver as "Pizza Boy " :t" ;#~ ;. . .J #-;+ " ~- '\°.: - ' �Priscilla Wnuk as " April" Joanne Saporito as "Suzy" Linda Phillips as ''Hot L Baltimore'' Directed by John Cardoni as "Bill" Jeff Schlicher as "Mr. Katz Estella Parker as "Mrs. Oxenham" John Forte as "Pizza Boy" 185 �''( Priscilla Wnuk Brick Big Daddy Directed by Jay Fields 186 Rev. Tooker and Doc Baugh �''Cat on a·Hot Tin Roof'' John Forte 187 �Sing Out, Sweet Land A musical revue of America's History 1930's 1920's 1690's 1900's 188 1810's 1900's �Wilkes-Kiwanis Musical Directed by Al Groh Musical Director Richard Chapline 189 �May 26, 1976 �Senior Dinner Dance �, �~ ,- I ( ; I . i- ,J ~ •) ......... , ,,~ fl 193 �Senior Class Picnic 194 �Friday, May 28, 1976 195 �-- "- -~-~-----. -~I.... ,., ------ Graduation Day 196 �Sunday, May 30, 1976 197 ��199 �s p 0 r C t s s t r 0 s 200 p s p s p 0 �s t r 0 s p p 0 r t s 201 �Football The 1975 season for the W their capture in 1974 of their si feet 6-0 record. They went into mism only to lose 17-7. How began looking forward to ne:>c But around the corner lurked Heart." It rained for a solid we of the Susquehanna threatene, A flood was certain to ruin the However the valley was sparec after their period of idleness th The rest of the season was c nels never realizing their full p which would decide the winne1 was literally in the hands of I beautiful pass and was in for t back after he dropped the ba enough. There were tears of c was part of a team and putti1 And isn't that what is really because you're all in it togeth« the Colonels will try as hard as John on the move 202 Make way for the " Rocket" �The 1975 season for the Wilkes Colonels was a disappointing one after tzger, Kurte Franke, Chuck Suppon, lohn Snyder, Charles Crowford, Don >, Dwight Beck, Dayton Sanders, Jim 1 Ford, Mike Rushin, Bob Irwin, Andy iul Ka ne, Ed Luka s, Joe Moran, Joe their capture in 1974 of their sixth MAC Northern Division crown with a perfect 6-0 record. They went into their first contest with Clarion State with optimism only to lose 17-7. However they had a tremendous resiliency and began looking forward to next weekend 's contest with Bloomsburg State . But around the corner lurked impending disaster for " The Valley with a Heart." It rained for a solid week and by Friday afternoon the raging waters of the Susquehanna threatened to overflow as on that fateful day in 1972. Rudolf Nureyev eat your heart outl A flood was certain to ruin the high expectations of this 1975 football club. However the valley was spared this time and w ith just a few days of practice after their period of idleness the Colonels were ready once more. The rest of the season was a succession of ups and downs with the Colonels never realizing their full potential. It was a do or die contest at Albright which would decide the winner of the 1975 MAC Northern Division. Victory was literally in the hands of the Colonels. Freshman, Bob Irwin, caught a beautiful pass and was in for the touchdown . However, the officials called it back after he dropped the ball saying that he didn't have possession long enough. There were tears of disappointment and frustration in his eyes. He was part of a team and putting forth his best was what he wanted to do . And isn't that what is really important doing your best for your team because you ' re all in it together and you want that win so badly! Next year, the Colonels will try as hard as ever and maybe things will be even better. Maybe if I close my eyes it will ta ste like beer. 203 �~-------•--------•_._a~-----•---------••-----~---------------------------- - ... - Are we in for it now! Is tonight ever going to be good! Wired for sound The ogony of watching. You want a picture of little ' ole me? 204 �Out of my way! Is tonight ever going to be good! Where are they when you need them? ound You want a picture of little ' ale me? Co-captains "Frantic" Fred Lohman and Steve "Winky" Leskiw, Coach Rollie Schmidt �~-·~ ----- ---~ ~----- -- Soccer ·--- FIRST ROW: Steve Kinback, Dean Evans, Ram Trost, Pete Papadopoulos, Mario Apuzzo, John Levandowski, Samson Adogu. SECOND ROW: Jerry Meholick, Sam Olalueye, Andy Dutch, Len Vekkos, Bruce Hoffman, Bart Udeh, Alex Nmoma, Dave Bormann. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Jim Ferris, Fred Precious, Earl Murray, Bill Purcell, Jim Calkins, Bill Nardone, Panos Kararitis, Mark Ritter, Tony Apostolaros, Coach Chip Eaton. Amazing what they can do when they try. On the a Keep that ball away from me! 206 �1975 saw a new coach for the soccer team in Chip Eaton. Under the leadership of co-captains Tom Trost and Pete Papadovpovlis the team worked harder than their 1-10 record gives them credit for. With much of the team returning the outlook for next year is bright. Andy , Jim Calkins, Bill 1 Olalueye, That contact has to be here somewhere . Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wrlkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 1975 RESULTS Upsala Muhlenberg Lycoming 1 Scranton Elizabethtown 0 6 Wagner 2 Baptist Bible 2 Madison FDU Moravian 3 1 Susquehanna 2 Bloomsburg St. 1 0 4 7 5 7 • 3 0 3 3 7 4 8 Overall (1-10) ry. On the attack -Go-Goptains--Pete--Papadovpovlis and Tom Trost. 207 �Cross Country The lonelin1 Members of the team are: Jeff Metzger, Jeff Davis, Mary Malloy, Coach George Pawlush, Bob Scott, Mike Salley, Steve Standiford. •• Since cross country got off the ground at Wilkes in 1971, the harriers have had disappointing seasons. However there was a bright spot this season when the Colonels finished sixth out of fourteen teams in the Lebanon Valley Invitational Meet. Sophomore Paul Boris captured third place among 118 runners for an outstanding finish. This cross country team is a young one and next year they will pull it all together. Where are they? 208 �"' Determination and guts 209 �. ~ . ·---·-···--- -------- . -- . - . --·-- . -- Field Hockey I FIRST ROW: Nancy Mathers, Sandy Dunn, Cathy Yozwiak, Margaret Pelepko, Donna Bettelli. SECOND ROW: Valery Hoskins, Jean Johnson, Barbara long, Nancy Roberts, Susan Funke, Nancy Enderlein, Barbara Gorgas. THIRD ROW: luAnn Neely, Kim Flis, Karen Killian, Coach Gay Meyers, Sue Ann Knight, Joni Feister, Penny Bianconi , 1, The only winning seasons for Fall sports program were registered by the two women's teams and field hockey was one of them. For the second year in a row they won the NPWIAA CHAMPIONSHIP with a perfect 6-0 record . They had a grueling schedule playing 16 games in a month and a half with two post season tournaments to boot. This year saw the advent of an MAC field hockey tournamenl which was held at Wilkes with the Colonelettes coming in fourth out of nine teams, The girls began w ith a loss to Dickinson but they were not discouraged. They decided they really wanted to make a good showing at this first tournament and battled back beating Franklin and Marshall to assure a play-off spot. They played their hearts out but Dickinson edged by them to take third place. This year also marked the first year that the Wilkes field hockey team ever had one of its players named to the Mid-east team, the first leg on the road to AllAmerican . The judges awarded fullback Jean Johnson this honor. The Colonelettes also had Nancy Roberts and Barb Long, co-winners of the Female Athlete of the year award and Susan Funke, former Wyoming Seminary Stand-out, to lead them to their 9-4-3 record . Losing only three seniors the girls have a bright outlook for next year. If I've told you once I've told you a thousand times . . . 210 �Valery Haskins, Jean 'leely, Kim Flis, Kar~n I can't believe it. rogram were registered by the two them. For the second year in a row , a perfect 6-0 record. They had a 1th and a half with two post season of an MAC field hockey tournament ; coming in fourth out of nine teams. t they were not discouraged. They ;howing at this first tournament and assure a play-off spot. They played ) take third place. i Wilkes field hockey team ever had ,m, the first leg on the road to All, lohnson this honor. and Barb Long, co-winners of the 1 Funke, former Wyoming Seminary I. Losing only three seniors the girls Neither can I!!! 211 �•• Wiles Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 1975 RESULTS Scranton Bucknell 0 Baptist Bible 5 4 Lycoming 4 Mansfield St. 4 Misericordia Bloomsburg 0 Baptist Bible 5 4 Misericordia Scranton 5 4 Marywood Mary,10od 3 5 Overall Record 8-4 NPWIM Record : 8-0* 212 O* 7 O* 5 5 1* 9 O* 2* O* O* 2* �·s ,n O* 3ible o· ,g 5 5 1• 7 Id St. ,rdia ,urg 9 ,ible rdia o· ,d >d -4 ',-0 * 2* O* O* 2* �Men's Basketball IN FRONT: Asst. Cooch Jim Zordecki, Mgr. Ali Kazimi, Cooch Roger Beorde. STANDING: Tom Donohue, Bob Welsh, Matty Peterson, Kendall McNeil, Jock Brabant, Tony Nardelli, John Zopko, Tom Brymn, Gory Toczylowski, George Oschal, Fronk Brill, Mike Prekopa, Terry Schoen. Coach Roger Bearde led his team to an overall record of 10-14 this past season with 3-7 record in the MAC Northern Division. Although the record was disappointing to the Colonels they showed guts and determination throughout the season . The Colonels will be losing the Outstanding Jack Brabant who finishes up an excellent, playing career as a Colonel cager. The Colonels will also be losing Frank Britt and Mike Prekopa who both when not injured were very helpful to the play of the team. A bright spot for the Colonels cage future is the crop of freshmen and sophomores that Coach Bearde has coming up through the ranks . Jock Brabant will go down in the annals of Wilkes History as one of the Basketball greats. 214 �rson, Kendall McNeil, Jack Brabant, Tony 215 �1975-76 RESULTS w 59 58 88 58 64 51 76 53 69 64 47 62 54 77 54 57 57 75 76 66 71 62 93 61 Lock Haven St. Delaware Valley York Philadelphia Textile Susquehanna King's Lincoln Philadelphia Pharmacy Moravian Amherst East Stroudsburg St. Clarion St. Juniata Albright Upsala East Stroudsburg St. Susquehanna Lycoming Bloomsburg St. Madison FDU Lycoming Scranton Lebanon Valley Elizabethtown + Scranton Holiday Tournament # Pocono Classic *MAC 216 71 49* 75 65* 71* 72+ 73+ 72 71 63# 52# 85# 57* 72* 69* 72 50* 60* 60 61 72* 75* 87 66* �!11111..,J217 �Wrestling ROW 1: Tim Golden, Roy Preefer, Rick Mohonski, Lon Balum, Steve Lear, Casper Tortilla, Mat Simone, Fred Stoelzel. SECOND ROW: Tom O'Connell, Perry Lichtinger, Bruce Lear, Mike Kassab, Warren Stumpf, Greg Maclean, Jim Weisenfluh, Earl Monk, Dave Gregrow, Reggie Fatherly, Dan House. THIRD ROW: Coach John Reese, Mgr . Tom Park, Dick Bernier, Bob Gaetano, Eric Wolfson, Gene Clemons, Mike Gilbert, Bart Cook, John Cropper, Tim Kwasnieski, Don Cardell, Mike Pidgeon, John DeSalvo, Alex Grohol, Mgr. Val Kaplan, and Asst. Coach Brooke Yeager. This year marks the first time any Wilkes team has ever entered Division I competition . Coach John Reese led his grapplers into a tough university division. For the first time in the Division I the Wilkes team faired out pretty well losing a few hard fought battles to Lehigh, Oregon, Navy, Syracuse, East Stroudsburg, and Army. These matches were very close and did demonstrate that the Colonels could wrestle with the big-timers. Wilkes had a very fine showing in the tournaments it entered with a first at Binghamton, a second at the Wilkes Open and a Sixth place out of fifteen teams in the Eastern Tournament. Putting the Colonels on the map this year was Rick Mahonski, who took a second place in the Easterns and Jim Weisenfluh, who took a first in the Easterns and did it with four pins which garnered him the Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament Award. By placing in the Eastern Tournament Weisenfluh and Mahonski went on to compete in the National Tournament. 1975-76 RESULTS w 12 Lehigh Binghamton Invitational 1st Place 15 Oregon State 16 Navy Wilkes Open 2nd Place 22 Montclair St. 16 Syracuse 39 Delaware Valley 26 Oswego State 52 Western Maryland 33 Elizabethtown 44 Lycoming 25 Binghamton State 19 H~dra 20 East Stroudsburg 27 Army 22 Franklin & Marshall EIWA Tournament - 6th Place ( 15 teams) Keep your mouth shut!!! 218 29 23 27 20 22 5 16 0 15 0 10 W 24 18 10 �,elzel. SECOND ROW: Tom O'Connell, Perry w, Reggie Fatherly, Dan House. THIRD ROW: ,rt Cook, John Cropper, Tim Kwasnieski, Dan ach John Reese led his grapplers into pretty well losing a few hard fought ¥ere very close and did demonstrate tournaments it entered with a first at ~rn Tournament. , in the Easterns and Jim Weisenfluh, ~ Wrestler of the Tournament Award. ~ational Tournament. 1975-76 RESULTS Lehigh ton Invitational 1st Place Oregon State Navy )pen 2nd Place Montclair St. Syracuse Delaware Valley Oswego State Western Maryland Elizabethtown Lycoming Binghamton State Hofstra East Stroudsburg Army Franklin & Marshall ,urnament- 6th Place (15 teams) 29 23 27 20 22 5 16 0 15 0 10 20 24 18 10 2 19 �Rick Mahonski, Second Pia Jim Weisenfluh receives Outstanding Wrestler of the EIWA Tournament Award from Speaker of the House Senator Carl Albert. �,nt Award from Jim Weisenfluh, First Place, EIWA Tournament 221 �Men's and Women's Swimming 1975 RESULTS (MEN'S) w 45 23 49 44 FIRST ROW: Coach Rick Marchant, Joe Dettmore, Kevin Augustine, Bill Manley, Tom Reneiwicz, Jack Manley, Jeff Jones, Garry Taroli, Keith Augustine. SECOND ROW: Paul Niedzwiecki, Ron Sweeda, Mike Salley, Gary Poholey, Tony Pinto, Jeff Chilson, Jeff Boberick, Barry Weiss . 58 48 36 50 Ursinu Dickinson Lock Haven St. Jersey City St. Cathedral Lycoming Kutztown St. Binghamton St. 57 66 53 16 40 36 63 61 Overall (3-5) DIVERS: Cathy Hotchkiss, Paul Niedzwiiecki, Cindy Gia• FIRST ROW: Cathy Hotchkiss, Cindy Glawe, Lisa Waznik, Melita McGuire, Penny Bianconi, Cheryl Moyer, f.krianne Montague, Coach Rick Marchant. SECOND ROW: Maureen Murphy, Margy Casgrove. 222 �• 1ng 1976 RESULTS (WOMEN'S) Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 27 52 26 49 Ursinus Dickinson Lock Haven Lycoming 68 41 84 44 1975 RESULTS (MEN'S) Overall 2-2 sinus ckinson >ck Haven St. •rsey City St. 57 -- thedral coming tztown St. nghamton St. Overall (3-5) DIVERS: Cathy Hotchkiss, Paul Niedzwiiecki, Cindy Glawe. Captain Gary Taroli, and Coach Rick Marchant J McGuire, Penny Bianconi, Cheryl Moyer, Mor,en Murphy, Margy Cosgrove. 223 �Women's Basketball 1975-76 RESULTS w 73 64 46 35 33 37 48 43 55 38 36 58 38 46 43 52 Keystone F&M Susquehanna Muhl en burg LCCC Misericordia Albright Bloomsburg St. Kutztown St. Scranton Morywood King's Bucknell Lafayette Elizabethtown Scranton 84 63 41 40 84 28 39 75 51 70 45 46 74 68 54 63 This season sow a new coach in Debbie Moyer, fresh out of East Stroudsburg State College. The girls hod five bock in Dotty Mortin, Dione Jones, Sharon Wilkes, Anita Meehan and Koren Olney. They hod plenty of help from the likes of Nancy Roberts and Barb Long, co-winners of the Female Athlete of the Year Award. They went over the .500 mark with a 6-10 season . This was the second year that the Colonelettes participated in the MAC tournament not doing as well as they had hoped. The future looks bright for this determined and hard-working team. FIRST ROW: Kare Mary Lou Murrey. Saracino. Sway with the music. KNEELING: Shawn Rozett, Mgr.; Debbie Moyer, Coach; Sue Roman . STANDING: Anita Meehan, Julie Kerrick, Dotty Martin, Nancy Olney, Sharon Wilkes, Nancy VanBuren, Sue Ann Knight, Barb Long. 224 �Volleyball rtin, Diane co-winners ,lonelettes ki ng team. FIRST ROW: Koren Considine, Betsy Townsend, Joan Clen.itius, Bmb Go_rgos, Debbie Orbinoti , Mory Ann Toth , Judy Kirnon , Sue Ann Knight, Mory Lou Murrey . SECOND ROW: Koren Polomski, Sheron Clune, Debbie Knetz, Nancy Roberts, Sally Steele, Kenore Weiss , Cooch Doris Sarac.inc. Sway with the music. I think I con do it! This year another sport was introduced into the Wilkes Col- )lney, lege Athletic Program . The Girls Volleyball Team under the direction of Coach Sar.acino played their first season with many talented athletes, gaining much experience as they went along . W ith practice and determination the Volleyball team will be ready for more action come next season . 225 �·:- Baseball FIRST ROW: Don McDermott, Jim Stehle, Tony Schwab, Dove Trethowoy, Greg Snyder, Steve Leskiw, Jock Keller, Jim Michaels. SECOND ROW: Steve Grosley, Lou Elefonte, Barry Horchorufko, Neil Bovitz, Ken Succhoski, Steve Boyer, Bill Poloho . THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Bob Dulibo, John Cavanaugh , Bill Hockenbury, Andy Kresky, Dan Pisarcik, Dave Hungarter, Mike Supczenski, and Coach Gene Domzalski. Missing from photo are Manny Evans, Terry Schoen , and Rich Matarelli . This year's diamond squad may have been the all round team to ever don a Colonels baseball uniform. The Colonels came within a game of winning the MAC championship, but still had managed to prove their competence by garnering a playoff spot in the NCAA Tournament. The Colonels finished off the season with an impressive 17-5 record. The Colonels will be losing the services of Captain and All-American Steve Leskiw, AllStar Dave Tretheway, Greg Snyder, Tony Schwab, and Jack Keller. These outstanding athletes will be missed by Coach Gene Domzalski. Cooch Gene Gomzalski. 226 Asst. Cooch Bob Duliba �ler, Jim Michaels. SECOND ROW: lW: Asst. Coach Bob Duliba, John )omzolski. Missing from photo are t. Coach Bob Duliba 227 �At the time of this writing the Wilkes College Baseball Team heading toward a National Championship. The Colonels are r hot by winning the regional championship over Mansfield I' and Ashland. The Staff of the Amnicola wishes them the best luck in their quest for a National Championship . •r"' -~ I • , , ,Ii ~ •• - l l1 ~ '-'-~ ' ,,.. ,..- - _____... Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 13 0 4 2 4 8 8 8 11 10 6 6 3 8 8 2 10 13 6 1 8 9 1976 RESULTS (Overall 17-5) Allentown Elizabethtown Elizabethtown Bloomsburg St. Bloomsburg St. Susquehanna Susquehanna Delaware Valley East Stroudsburg St. East Stroudsburg St. Albright Albright Ursinus Scranton Scranton Juniata Kutztown St. Juniata Upsala Elizabethtown Scranton Scranton 6 7 2 I 0 4 I 3 0 3 3 9 8 2 10 --- �Baseball Team is rer Mansfield St. them the best of 7-5) l l 0 I 3 I I 6 7 2 1 0 4 I 3 0 3 3 9 8 2 10 229 �Lacrosse ~ WILK ES 11 y FIRST ROW: Guy DiZebba, Bruce Davis, Bill Winter, Craig Austin, Fred Lohman, Bob Rischman. SECOND ROW: Nick Lozorak, Kurt Franke, Mark Davis, Bill Harris, Mike Narbecki, Mike Menichini. THIRD ROW: George Hodges, Barry Weiss, Bob Klecanda, Greg Wild, John Lack, Bill Abrams, Tony Couto. FOURTH ROW: Dwight Beck, Brian Blesi, Bernie Donachie, Bob Tayler, Bob Franke, Andy Dutch. FIFTH ROW: Charles Mattei, head coach; Dave Berman, student trainer; John Larkin, Jim O 'Neill, John Hobrock, assistant coach. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here . . . If Simon says - 230 "Do this."" �If I cut across this way maybe they won 't see me. :k Lozorak, Kurt Franke, Mark Davis, Bil l Lack, Bill Abrams, Tony Couto. FOURTH ,ad coach; Dave Berman, student trainer; It was a disappointing season for last year's M iddle Atlantic Conference Champs. They saw all hopes of a repeat performance go down the drain this year with their three losses to Gettysburg, Madison FDU , and Frankl in & Marshall. Things got off to a bad start when senior co-captain, Craig Austin wa s sidelined with a knee injury. It was a great loss coming at an inopportune time. However, the Colonels are known to make the best of bad situations and they went on to make a fine showing of 7 wins and 3 losses. Wilkes has made its place in the college lacrosse world and we can expect great things from them in years to come . If only the coach would let me ploy. Full speed ahead. n says - " Do this." 231 �Billy Winter has been Wilkes Lacrosse for the past four years. No one can talk about the Wilkes Lacrosse team without mentioning the most prolific scorer in its history. In his sophomore year Billy was the leading scorer in the nation and MVP of the Colonels . Sidelined with an injury last year he saw limited action but he has come back stronger than ever this year. In the Colonels' last home game against Lebanon Valley, Billy scored 14 points (eight goals, six assists) which is the most any one man scored in a single game in the United States this year. His four year total is 108 goals and 91 assists. Billy Winter is leaving but he will not be forgotten. His are footsteps that are going to be extremely hard to follow in. 232 Back off!!! �1975 RESULTS w 12 10 10 8 16 15 23 14 23 14 Dickinson Lehigh Gettysburg Madison FDU Haverford Muhlenburg Stevens Western Maryland Lebanon Valley Franklin & Marshall 10 9 14 12 5 4 4 4 7 17 Overall 7-3 Hey, two on one isn't fair! Tt 'alley, is the Jnited 1d 91 ,n. His follow Bockoff!!! I told you not to screw around with this stick. 233 •• �Men's Tennis FIRST ROW: J. Davis, G . Krupinski, G . Paich, F. Bohn, M. Abbruzzese. BACK ROW: J. Kozey, B. Bensley, B. Klein, H. Irwin, Coach Rokita . Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes •• 1975 RESULTS Scranton 2 Ursinus 3 Juhiata 4 Baptist Bible 8 Moravian 5 Elizabethtown 3 Lycoming Baptist Bible 6 Muhlenberg 5 Scranton 2 Albright 2 Overall Record 4-7 Cooch Tom Rokita . 23-4 �. Klein, H. Irwin, Coach Rokita. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 1975 RESULTS Scranton Ursinus Juhiata Baptist Bible 8 Moravian 5 Elizabethtown 3 Lycoming Baptist Bible 6 Muhlenberg 5 Scranton 2 Albright 2 2 3 4 7 6 5 4 6 5 3 4 7 7 Overall Record 4-7 235 �Women's Tennis FIRST ROW: JoAnn Pugliese, Freida Skaff, Maureen Corbett, Diane Polachek, Merle Zipkin . SECOND ROW: Coach Julie Thomas, Patty Steele, Nancy Cardillo, Chris Koterba, Sally Steele. This year the Colonettes under Coach Julie Thomas finished their season with an impressive 8-4 record. The Women's Tennis team also garnered a championship with an unblemished 8-0 record. This could be the start of a new Wilkes dynasty in Women's Tennis competition . 19751 Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 5 0 5 4 4 4 Sc BL Be L) M M 0 5 Bl 4 N B, 5 s 4 3 N N Overall NPWIAA This is a Tennis Ball!!! Gotcha!!! 236 I'm going to let her have it this time. �iECOND ROW: Coach Julie Thomas, Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes .vith an impressive 8-4 record. d 8-0 record . ition. 1975 RESULTS Scranton 5 Bucknell 0 Baptist Bible 5 Lycoming 4 4 Mansfield St. Misericordia 4 Bloomsburg St. 0 Baptist Bible 5 Misericordia 4 Scranton 5 4 Marywood Marywood 3 Overall Record: 8-4 NPWIAA Record: 8-0• o· 7 o· 5 5 1• 9 o· 2· o· o· 2· This is a Tennis Boll!!! it this lime. 237 ---- -- ...- �G 0 I f FRONT ROW: Rich Cronauer, Bryan Hoynak, Jae Sklodany, Carl Holsberger, Larry Gurnari, Steve Bloomberg, John Ralston, Sandy Pensier. SECOND ROW: Steve Nielson, Len Malshefski, Jeff Fill, Stan Kuran, Ken Donlavoge, Mork Jorolen, Cooch Roland C. Schmidt. The Golf team under Coach Roland Schmidt compiled their best record ever with sixteen wins and no losses . This is the most outstanding season the Wilkes Golf team has ever been associated with. By having this outstanding record the linksmen of Coach Schmidt garnered the MAC championship. The Golf Squad will be doing without the outstanding play of Larry Gurnari, Mark Jarolen, and Len Malshefski, who will be taken by graduation . 238 �ND 1976 RESULTS w 420 420 420 409 405 405 401 401 387 396 401 384 384 397 390 390 Lebanon Valley King's Haverford Moravian Scranton Upsala Muhlenberg Moravian Lycoming Ursinus East Stroudsburg St. Juniata Albright Susquehanna Scranton Lebanon Valley 423 437 438 418 412 415 408 415 452 428 408 395 412 412 400 397 Overall Record 16-0 239 �Patrons ·• 240 Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Zubritzky Mr. and Mrs. Gene Keller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Tilt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baller Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rifkin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackey Frank and Jean Polakowski Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malacari Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Volack Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. 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COLEMAN, Ruth C. 259 Wyoming Ave., Kingston, Pa. COLLIER, Gregg P. 50 North Thomas Ave., Kingston, Pa. COLOGNATO, Joan E. 43 W. Main St., Clinton, N.J . COLOMBO, Elise S. 356 La Grande Ave., Fanwood, N.J. COMOROSKI, Daniel A. 161 E. Grand St., Nanticoke, Pa. CONSIDINE, Karen A. 60 Colburn Dr., Poughkeepsie, N.Y. CORCORAN, Bettye Lou 15 Snowden St., Forty Fort, Pa. CUPRZINSKI, Michael Box 144 RD 2, Lebanon, Pa. CHWALINA, M. Orloski 62 North Mt. Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. D'ALESSANDRO, Joseph 561 Monument Ave., Wyoming, Pa. DALON, Deborah 19 Powell Ave., Mountaintop, Pa. DAOUST, James E. 518 Douglas Dr., Cherry Hill, N.J . DAVIES, David L. 125 S. Sherman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DAVIES, William W. Sunset Road, Burlington, N.J. DAVIS, Earl J. 610 Vine St., Berwick, Pa. DAVIS, Laura L. 83 Poplar St. W., Nanticoke, Pa. DeCINTI, Fredrick M. 2.47 �•• 248 Box 215 Laurie Ln., Bear Creek, Pa. DeGIUSTO, Vincent A. 28 N. Beech Rd., Plains, Pa. DICKINSON, Alexis 7 4 S. Thomas Ave., Kingston, Pa. DelPRIORE, Ralph J. 1074 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa. DEMAIO, Thomas A. 41 Meehan Ave., Rariton, N.J. DEMYANOVICH, Nicholas 305 W. Broad St., Tamaqua, Pa. DeSANNO, Thomas A. 910 N. Seventh St., New Hyde Park, N.Y. DETTMORE, Joseph W. 399 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DeVITA, Anthony P. 230 Alicia St., Old Forge, Pa. De YOUNG, Ainslie M. 328 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DiANDRIOLA, Suzanne 401 4th St., Avoca, Pa. DINGMAN, Mark 7 4 Pace St., Larksville, Pa. DINKEL, Deborah L. 17 Glenwood Dr., Bayville, N.J. DiZEBBA, Guy J. 2807 Birkle Lane, Suitland, Md. LANDIS, M. Dodd 30 Knox Street, Lee Park, Pa. DOMA RAS KY, Joan M . 288 Richard St., Kingston, Pa . DORMAN, Deborah 43 Hill St., Swoyerville, Pa . DUBIK, Mark J. 318 W . Main St., Plymouth, Pa. DURKOVITZ, Janet L. 143 Mason St., Exeter, Pa. DWYER, Mary E. 144 Wood St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. DZIADOSZ, Ronald J. 45 Jay St., Swoyerville, Pa. EASTWOOD, Robert W. 67 New Alexander St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ECKROD, Michael E. 45 Norton Ave., Dallas, Pa. EDWARDS, Doni 475 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EDWARDS, Virginia A. 1633 Martin Road, Wall Twp., N.J. ELLIS, David L. 67 Grove Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EVANS, Lawrence H. 92 W. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EVANS, Luanne M. 251 Andover St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. EVANS, Ronald G. 19 Garden Ave., Mountaintop, Pa. FALKOWSKI, Andrew J. RD # 1, Lebanon, N.J. FEDAK, Mary C. 302 Center St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. CHANG, A. Fegal 370 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FERRARO, Dianne 131 E. Vaughn St., Kingston, Pa. FIELDER, Susan V. 427 Valentine St., Highland Park, N.J. FINLAY, William H. 155 Orchard St., Allendale, N.J. FISHER, Alice 193 Willow St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FISHER, Paula A. RD # 1 Box 438, Harveys Lake, Pa. FLUCK, Katherine RD # 1 Box 676, Harveys Lake, Pa. FOLEY, Karen A. 356 Phillips St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FRALEY, James R. 67 Butler St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FRANCIS, David R. 146 Howard St., Old Forge, Pa . FRANKO, John J. RD # 1 Box 327, Falls, Pa. FREW, Thomas L. 126 Dennison Ave., Wyoming, Pa. FROMEL, William 361 Main Rd., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FUNKE, Susan E. 101 Yeager Ave., Forty Fort, Pa. GALLAGHER, Paul 391 Northampton St., Kingston, Pa. GALLGHER, Brain J. 22 S. Landon Ave., Kingston, Pa . GAMBACORTA, Leo F. 372 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GARINGER, Gail A. 44 Regent St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . GA VLICK, Barbara A. 12 Creek St., Swoyersville, Pa. GAZOWSKI, Thomas 82 Division St., Kingston, Pa. GEDRICH, Richard 1023 Vine St., Avoca, Pa. GEFFERT, Donna M. 58 Scott St., Plains, Pa. GERMAN, Margery 451 S. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GILBERT, Michael M. P. 0. Box 144, Dallas, Pa . GILL, Marie E. 99 Henry St., Plains, Pa. GLOSSER, Thomas D. 219 N. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GOLDSWORTHY, William 514 4th St. W., Pittston, Pa. GOTTLIEB, Mary Lou 45 Highland Dr., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. GOVIN, Christopher 61 Davis St., Trucksville, Pa. GRAF, Kerry L. Beavers Rd., RD # 1, Califon, N.J. GRIFFIN, Joseph G . 217 Sussex St., Old Forge, Pa. GUDOSKI, Deborah A. 769 Main St., Sugar Notch, Pa. GULLA, Elizabeth A. 23 Milbre St., Swoyersville, Pa. GURNARI, Lawrence 26 Pettebone St.; Swoyerville, Pa. GUSGEKOFSKI, Carol 42 Highview Road E., Brunswick, N.J. HADUCK, Robert J. 224 Phoenix St., Duryea, Pa. HAGER, Evelyn D. 36 Airy St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HAHN, Karolina F. 38 N. Gates Ave., Kingston, Pa. HALDEMAN, Robert E. 810 Park Ave, Bound Brook, N.J. HARGRAVES, Deborah Box 375 RD # 1, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HAYDT, Richard F. 16 Yorktown Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. HAYDUK, Edward A. 12 E. Newport St., Ashley, Pa . HELINSKI, Joseph G. 46 Prospect St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . HENDRICKSON, Karen 1100 Rutter Ave., Forty Fort, Pa . HERBERT, Joann RD # 1, Montague, N.J. HEYMAN, Mindy B. 218 Stein Lane, Lewisburg, Pa. HILZINGER, Charlotte 620 Birch St., Reading, Pa. HOCKENBURY, Edward 361 Lyndwood Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HOGAN, Joseph P. 602 N. Washington St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HOMZA, Lois A. 23 Warner St., Plains, Pa. HOOLEY, Joyce L. 503 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. HORAN, William J. 5 Margaret St., Plains, Pa. HOZEMPA, Charles T. 39 Bidlack St., Forty Fort, Pa. HRYNKIW, Ann M. 26 Senecca Dr., Greensburg, Pa. HUMISTON, Kenneth L. 89 W. Pettebone St., Forty Fort, Pa. HUTSKO, Paula J. 365 Walnut St., Luzerne, Pa. JACKIER, Alan F. 275 S. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JACKSON, Bruce C. 263 Jasper Rd., King of Prussia, Pa. JAROLEN, Mark J. 152 Newport St., Nanticoke, Pa. JEDJU, Joseph W. 511 Emmett St., Scranton, Pa. JEMIO, Marcial R. 89 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JIUNT A, James 51 Haldeman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JOHNSTON, Judy J. 471 E. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JONES, Charles D. 826 Marcy Ave., Duryea, Pa. JONES, Diane R. 589 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. JONES, Robert H. 1 East Wall St., Plymouth, Pa . JORGENSEN, Noel A. 314 Lacey Dr., New Milford, N .J. JURIS, Jerome M. 50 Hildonia Ave., Dallas, Pa. JUST, Nicholas 117 Smith St., Dupont, Pa. KAISER, Rodney L. 30 Lawrence St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KALISH, William P. RD # 5 Jackson, Shavertown, Pa. KANE, Joseph D. 84 Madison St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. BROZENA, S. Kaporch 156 Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa. KAPP, Robert D. 126-128 Belmont Ter., Scranton, Pa. KASPER, David 18 Blackman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KASSAB, Terrence L. 142 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KAY, Marilyn L. 102 Sterling Ave., Dallas, Pa. KELLER, Jack W. 20 Sullivan St., F, KENNEDY, Molli1 51 Willow St., Pl: KERN, Linda A . 195 Broad St., Pi KESTER, Carol A. 797 Carolon Dr., KING, Mellissa H 45 Fairfield Rd.,. KLAP AL, Raymor 724 Tunkhannoc KLARSCH, Barbe 282 N. Maple, K KLEIN, Robert L. 1 26 Orchard St .. KNEISS, John J. 1244 Mowry St .. KNIGHT, Georgi 458 Monument J KOHANIK, Willi 12 Morse Pl., Be FINN, Dianne Kc 1619 River Roac KOMNATH, Ro~ 100 Chestnut St KOLODGIE, Bru 198 W. Ridge SI KONDRASKI, Be 270 Schooley A KOPEC, Andrev140 E. 6th St.,~ KOPEZ, Richard 78 Watkins St., KOVALCHIK, M 19 Pulaski St.,~ KOYTEK, Waite 91 Foote Ave., I KOWNACKI, K, 1 29 E. Carey SI KRETCHMER, D 252 Inman Par~ KROKOS, Lois, 58 Kelly Ave.,' KROMBEL, Keit 66 Lynch Lane, KROSTEK, Dior 81 Vine St., Ed• KUCZYNSKI, F, 11 Central Pl., : KUHL, Kristina 469 Laurel Lan, KULIKOWICH, 68 N . Valley V KUNKLE, Mark RD #3, Dallas KURILLO, Andr 41 N. Berry St. KUTNEY, Mark 343 S. Sherma LARMOUTH, R 107 Church St. LASKY, Thoma 17 4 Church St. LAT ARO, Debc RD# 1 Box 1C LATZ, Susan L. 6007 Atlantic LA YELLE, Fran 181 Haverforc LAZO, John 91 Ash St., Wi LEf, Donna· �i, Pa. 1rre, Pa. I. 'a . 'a. 'a. 3arre, Pa. J. a. I. I. , Pa. 'a. , Pa. 20 Sullivan St., Forty Fort, Pa. KENNEDY, Mollie A. 51 Willow St., Plymouth, Pa. KERN, Linda A. 195 Broad St., Pittston, Pa. KESTER, Carol A. 797 Carolon Dr., Kingston , Pa . KING, Mellissa H. 45 Fairfield Rd., Yonkers, N.Y. KLAPAL, Raymond P. 724 Tunkhannock Ave., Exeter, Pa . KLARSCH, Barbara M. 282 N. Maple, Kingston, Pa. KLEIN, Robert L. 126 Orchard St., Dallas, Pa. KNEISS, John J. 1244 Mowry St., Old Forge, Pa . KNIGHT, Georgine M. 458 Monument Ave., Wyoming, Pa . KOHANIK, William 12 Morse Pl., Belleville, N.J. FINN, Dianne Kolesar 1619 River Road, Port Blanchard, Pa. KOMNATH, Robert T. 100 Chestnut St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KOLODGIE, Bruno E. 198 W . Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa. KONDRASKI, Bonner M. 270 Schooley Ave., Exeter, Pa . KOPEC, Andrew P. 140 E. 6th St., Wyoming, Pa . KOPEZ, Richard J. 78 Watkins St., Swoyerville, Pa. KOVALCHIK, Marc A. 19 Pulaski St., Kingston, Pa . KOYTEK, Walter A. 91 Foote Ave., Duryea, Pa. KOWNACKI, Kathryn M. 129 E. Carey St., Plains, Pa. KRETCHMER, Donald 252 Inman Park, Wilkes-Barre, Pa . KROKOS, Lois A. 58 Kelly Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KROMBEL, Keith E. 66 Lynch Lane, Wilkes-Barre, Pa . KROSTEK, Diana A. 81 Vine St., Edwardsville, Pa. KUCZYNSKI, Frances 11 Central Pl., Somerville, N .J. KUHL, Kristina E. 469 Laurel Lane, Kinnelon, N.J. KULIKOWICH, Christine 68 N . Valley View Dr., Courtdale, Pa. KUNKLE, Mark A. RD # 3, Dallas, Pa. KURILLO, Andrea M. 41 N. Berry St., Shamokin, Pa. KUTNEY, Mark A. 343 S. Sherman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LARMOUTH, Robert S. 107 Church St., Kingston, Pa. LASKY, Thomas J. 174 Church St., Edwardsville, Pa. LATARO, Deborah F. RD # 1 Box 103, Blairstown, N.J. LATZ, Susan L. 6007 Atlantic Ave., Ventnor, N.J. LAVELLE, Frank T. 181 Haverford Dr., Laflin, Pa. LAZO, John 91 Ash St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LEE, Donna · 117 Pine St., Nanticoke, Pa. LEMONCELLI, Robert 117 W. Filbert St., Archbald, Pa . LESKIW, Stephen W . 307 Wyoming St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LETAVISH, Mark F. 30 N. Morningside Dr., Binghamton, N .Y. LEVITSKI, Janet M. 66 Crisman St., Forty Fort, Pa . LEWIS, Jane E. 44 Greene St., Oxford, N.Y. LEWIS, Karen P. 4 Park Lane, Mountaintop, Pa . LINGOUSKY, Bernadine 605 Harvey St. W., Hazleton, Pa . LISHNAK, Peter G. 34 W . Chestnut St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. LOHMAN, Frederick A. 445 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa . LONG, Barbara A. 62 Hickory St., Trucksville, Pa. LOVEJOY, Carolyn J. 37 Pyrex St., Corning, N.Y. 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MIDDAUGH, Helen E. 399 Main Rd., Buttonwood, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MIKULA, Gerard A. 59 Cook St., Edwardsville, Pa. MILLER, Floyd J. 90 Briar Mills Dr., Brick Town, N.J. MILLER, Mary Lou 6 Sherman Ave ., Sidney, N.Y. MINELLI, Marietta B. 212 Matson Ave ., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MITAL, Dianne C. 35 Vine St., Plymouth, Pa. MONKA, Joseph J. 57 E. Shawnee, Plymouth, Pa. MONTAGUE, Marianne 310 S. Hancock St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . MONTGOMERY, Robert 45 Sharpe St., Kingston, Pa. MOORE, Gregory D. RD # 1 Box 1-A, Hunlock Creek, Pa. MORANO, Deborah L. 167 Hasbrouck Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. MORELLI, Richard A. 423 Lackawanna Ave., Olyphant, Pa. . MORGAN, James J. Route 309, Drums, Pa. MOYER, Lorraine F. 91 N. River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. MUNSON, Charles D. 2635 Peoples St., Chester, Pa. MURRAY, Mary Lou 4 Orchard St., Budd Lake, N.J. Napolsky, Christine 292 Grove St., Pringle, Pa. LATONA, S. Nordell 81 ½ Alexander St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. NATISHAN, Denise A. 246 Pringle St., Kingston, Pa. NEHER, Roger P. 1013 Alder St., Scranton, Pa. NEWMAN, John B. 1370 Minot Ave., Croydon, Pa. NMOMA, Alexander 0. 249 �cl o Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. •• NORCROSS, Jeanne 26 N. Thomas Ave., Kingston, Pa. NORCE, John J. 67 W . Union St., Kingston, Pa. NYE, Estelle 717 E. Dewart St., Shamokin, Pa. OBER, Gail E. 105 Fruitville Pike, Manheim, Pa. OHL, Thomas J. R 55 Butler St., Wyoming, Pa . OLEKSZULIN , Donald 237 Main St., Moosic, Pa . OLIVEIRA, Paul A . 31 Third Ave ., Kingston, Pa. O 'MALLEY, Kathleen A. 257 E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa . ORASKY, James E. 306 Hazel Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ORISCHAK, Donna 196 First St., Hudson, Pa . ORLOWSKI, Stephen M. 25 First Street, Wyoming, Pa . OSTROSKI, Raymond B. 39 Okarma Terrace, Wilkes-Barre, Pa . OVERBEY, Betty-Jean 1009 Roanoke Court, Dyer, In. PAICH, Gary J. 45 Bassett A~e ., Dover, N.J. PAPE, Richard J. 165 Parrish St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. PAPATOPOLI, Linda 242 E. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . 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Union St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . SCHIFANO, Vilma A. 42 Jenkins Ct., Pittston, Pa . SCHILLACI, Patty A. 248 Susquehanna Ve., Exeter, Pa . SCHLIER, Brian R. 139 Division St., Kingston, Pa. SCHNEIDER, Ronald J. 175 Dana St., W ilkes-Barre, Pa. SCHWAB, Anthony 411 Horton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . SCHWARTZ, Richard 611 Harrison Ave., Scranton, Pa . SCHWIBNER, Jan M . 20-3 Tamaron Drive, Waldwich, N .J. SDOROW, Eric W. 8 Revere Rd., Walden Mountaintop, Pa. SEARS, Deborah A. 126 E. Marshall Ave., Langhorne, Pa. SEIGER, Patricia A. 665 Main St., Sugar Notch, Pa . SETZER, Craig A . 47 Turner St., Plymouth, Pa. SHAFER, Joseph F. E. 172 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . SHERBIN, Susan C. 624 Main Rd ., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . SHERMAN, Diane M . 287 E. Union St., Nanticoke, Pa . SHERRICK, Carol E. 428 E. Grand St., Nanticoke, Pa. SHIPKOWSKI, Thomas 126 E. Union St., Nanticoke, Pa . SKERAS, Gary J. 418 Marion St., Scranton, Pa. SKORDINSKI, Faith 352 E. Thomas St., W ilkes-Barre, Pa . SKOPEK, David 342 Green St., Nanticoke, Pa . SKVARLA, Mark D. 65 Downing St., Plymouth, Pa. SLEZAK, Robert L. 574 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming, P SLUSSER, Marilyn K. RD # 3, Berwick, Pa. SMITH, Jane E. 8 A . William St. Mine Hill, Dover. SMITH, Rodney 19 Dougher Lane, Wilkes-Barre, SMOLKO, John E. 140 S. Hancock St., Wilkes-Barn SNYDER, Gregory G. 1045 Lincoln Ave., Nanticoke, P SORENSEN, Roger T. 19 Bucknell Dr ., Hazlet, N .J. SPAIDE, Lester M . 328 Main Rd ., Mountaintop, Pa . SPINELLI , Robert J. 9 Regency Rd., New Hartford, I\ SPOCK, Stepehn Jr. 27 North St., Plymouth, Pa . STAHLER, Lawrence H. 911 Madison Ave., Scranton, Pc STARK, Howard A . 223 Butler St., Kingston, Pa. STASHIK, Janice M . 32 School St., Hudson, Pa. STASIK, Donna M . 24 E. Charles St., Plains, Pa . STEGMAIER, Bradley 447 Pioneer Ave ., Dallas, Pa . STEPHENS, Mary S. Apt. 48 N . 5th St., McSherryt01 KOPINES D. Steve RD 3, Valley View Park, Dallas, STEVENS, John W . RD 4, Tunkhannock, Pa . STEWART, David C. Box 314, Morrisville, N .Y. STICHTER, John M. Route 1, Alburtis, Pa. STICKLIN, Arthur J. 104 Grand St., Danville, Pa . STINE, Mary 161 S. Ma in St., Mountaintop, STOCK, Catherine 606 W. Main St., Plymouth, Pc STOSHAK, Ronald L. 805 R. Main St. , Sugar Notch, STROBEL, Leslie E. 700 E. Northampton St., Wilk, STROBEL, Lois J. 700 E. Northampton St., Wilki SUCHTER, Mark F. 1350 St. Anns St., Scranton , P SULLIVAN, Richard J. 559 Brookline Blvd ., Haverto~ SUNKEL, Margaret 359 Washington St. W. , Wyo �:>ert P. "I., Wyoming, Pa. kes-Barre, Pa. Jnton, Pa . neM. ston, Pa . mas i Dr., Media, Pa. hard ~ingston, Pa . ice A. ;t., Kingston, Pa. Rd., Mountaintop, Pa. m Forge, Pa. 'a. J. 1 Val, Somerville, N.J. 'ittston, Pa. rdette /ilkes-Barre, Pa. l A. tston, Pa. A. 1 Ye., Exeter, Pa. :ingston, Pa. ild J . kes-Barre, Pa. 1y 'ilkes-Barre, Pa. lrd ., Scranton, Pa. M. >1e 1 Waldwich, N.J. den Mountaintop, Pa. ~ve., Langhorne, Pa. ar Notch, Pa. ,outh, Pa. . E. (es-Barre, Pa. kes-Barre, Pa. M. -Janticoke, Pa . .. Nanticoke, Pa. ,mas fonticoke, Pa . :ranton, Pa . h . Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SKOPEK, David 342 Green St., Nanticoke, Pa . SKYARLA, Mark D. 65 Downing St., Plymouth, Pa. SLEZAK, Robert L. 574 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming, Pa. SLUSSER, Marilyn K. RD #3, Berwick, Pa. SMITH, Jane E. 8 A. William St. Mine Hill, Dover, N.J. SMITH, Rodney 19 Dougher Lane, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SMOLKO, John E. 140 S. Hancock St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SNYDER, Gregory G. 1045 Lincoln Ave., Nanticoke, Pa. SORENSEN, Roger T. 19 Bucknell Dr., Hazlet, N.J . SPAIDE, Lester M. 328 Main Rd., Mountaintop, Pa . SPINELLI, Robert J . 9 Regency Rd., New Hartford, N.Y. SPOCK, Stepehn Jr. 27 North St., Plymouth, Pa. STAHLER, Lawrence H. 911 Madison Ave., Scranton, Pa . STARK, Howard A. 223 Butler St., Kingston, Pa. STASHIK, Janice M. 32 School St., Hudson, Pa. STASIK, Donna M. 24 E. Charles St., Plains, Pa. STEGMAIER, Bradley 447 Pioneer Ave., Dallas, Pa. STEPHENS, Mary S. Apt. 48 N. 5th St., McSherrytown, Pa. KOPINES D. Steve RD 3, Valley View Park, Dallas, Pa. STEVENS, John W . RD 4, Tunkhannock, Pa. STEWART, David C. Box 314, Morrisville, N.Y. STICHTER, John M. Route 1, Alburtis, Pa . STICKLIN, Arthur J. 104 Grand St., Danville, Pa . STINE, Mary 161 S. Main St., Mountaintop, Pa. STOCK, Catherine 606 W. Main St., Plymouth, Pa. STOSHAK, Ronald L. 805 R. Main St., Sugar Notch, Pa. STROBEL, Leslie E. 700 E. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. STROBEL, Lois J . 700 E. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. SUCHTER, Mark F. 1350 St. Anns St., Scranton, Pa. SULLIVAN, Richard J. 559 Brookline Blvd., Havertown, Pa . SUNKEL, Margaret 359 Washington St. W ., Wyoming, Pa. SUPPON, Charles R. 22 Gillespie St., Swoyersville, Pa. SWARTZ, Philip J. 10814 Rayland Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. SWAYDIS, LindaM. 613 Spruce St. W., Pittston, Pa. SZCZECHOWICZ, B. A. RD 3, Box 170, Wyoming, Pa. TAM, Doan Due c/ o Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. TARNOWSKI, Diane M. 32 E. Main St., Glen Lyon, Pa . TAROLI, Garry S. 99 Poplar St., Kingston, Pa . TELENCHO, Mary Ann 432 South Market St., Nanticoke, Pa . TETLAK, Judith M. 269 Elm St., Dupont, Pa. THOMAS, Jay G. 33 Turner St., Plymouth, Pa. TILT, Katherine J. 3 Maple Way, Mt. Lakes, N.J. TITUS, Deborah A. 22 Mimi Road, Old Bridge, N.J. TOMAINE, Raymond J. 61 Green St., Carbondale, Pa . TRETHAWAY, David H. 1034 Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. TROST, Thomas E. 4739 Sheffield St., Philadelphia, Pa. TROYAN, Michael P. 209 Almond Lane, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. TW ARDOWSKI, Joseph 264 Elm St., Dupont, Pa. UNGVARSKY, Richard 134 Austin Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. UNGVARSKY, Stephen 51 W. Maple St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . UPDYKE, John G. 101 Davis St., Trucksville, Pa. UROSEYICH, William 410 W. Broad St., Hazleton, Pa. VECCHIO, Paula J. Broad St., Three Bridges, N.J. VELEZ, Rafael I. Apt 1 A 10 Baily Rd ., Yeadon, Pa. YISNISKI, Kathleen 4 Rockledge Terr., Taylor, Pa . YOLACK, Joseph J. 113 Owen St., Swoyersville, Pa . YOLOYIC, Donna M. 84 Dana St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WALKOWIAK, Linda L. 1139 S. Prospect St., Nanticoke, Pa. WALSH, Bridgette M. 705 Wyoming Ave. W ., Pittston, Pa. WALTZ, Wilbur C. 725 Prescott Ave ., Scranton, Pa. WANDISHIN, Thomas J . Main St., Junedale, Pa. WANKO, Mark J. 299 Baltimore Ave., W. Pittston, Pa. WARMUS, Joseph J . 22 Kings Rd ., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . WASENDA, Brenda RD 1, Hunlock Creek, Pa. WASMANSKI, Leonard 505 Hillcrest Rd., Conshohocken, Pa. WAWER, Felix J. 198 Owen St., Swoyerville, Pa. WELKI, Andrew M. R 78 Dana, Forty Fort, Pa. WIDEMAN, Charles A. 303 Union St., Luzerne, Pa. WIERBOWSKI, Virginia 722 Montgomery Ave., W. Pittston, Pa. WILLIAMS, Donald R. 283 Bowman St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WILLIAMS, James L. 245 Kidder St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WINTER, William G . 471 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WISLOSKY, Gregory J. 22 N. Railroad Ave., Frackville, Pa. WISNIEWSKI, Joann 49-22 106 St., Corona, N.Y. WOLFE, Douglas R. Box 39, Tannersville, Pa. YANCHUK, Marlene A. 31 Chilwick St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. YANCHUK, Michael F. 14 Julius St., lselin, N.J. YANKU, Alan M. 52 Marion Ave., Cranston, R.I. YANOSHAK, Robert N. 15 Powell St., Plains, Pa. YOHN, Karen Porters Mill Rd., Pottstown, Pa . YONA, Ronnie D. 31 3rd Ave., Kingston, Pa. ZABORNEY, Edward M. 1 37 Main St., Mocanaqua, Pa. ZAKREYSKY, Jody P. 9 Riverview Rd., Binghamton, N .Y. ZALETA, June N. 399 E. Grand St., Nanticoke, Pa. ZANNETTI, Steven B. 21 Pomona St., Forty Fort, Pa . ZAWATSKI, Janice S . 115 Hemlock St., Swoyersville, Pa . ZAWOISKI, Paulette 27 Broad St., Kingston, Pa. ZBORA Y, Louis D. 691 Harvery St. W., Hazleton, Pa. ZELINKA, Diane M. 35 E. Germania St., Ashley, Pa. ZIMMERMAN, John B. 218-15 Hartland Ave., Flushing, N.Y. ZINl,Ann R. 7 43 Crystal St., Peckville, Pa. ZUBRITZKY, Peter C. 25 Turner St., Plymouth, Pa. • 251 �•• . 252 �253 �► �Thank You I would like to take this last page to thank everyone who helped to make this yearbook possible and who helped me over the past four years. Thank you Joe, Mary Ann, Debbie, Ellen, Kim, Debbie T., and Sue Ann. You were a great staff and helped put out a great book. Thank you Paula for helping with layouts. Without you, I would still be doing them. Thank you Shari for all of the yearbooks you sold in the commons . Thank you Mr. Moron for being there when I needed someone to listen to me. Hopefully, the 1976 Amnicola has captured many of the good times that have become good memories for all of us at Wilkes College. We enjoyed putting this book together and hope that you will find it a source of great joy in the years to come. We, the staff of the 1976 Amnicola, wish everyone in the Class of 1976 the best of luck in the future. Moy our paths cross again and may we always remember the great times spent at Wilkes College. Sincerely, . 256 �. 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G (D bass) (add D) G (B bass) ml The good times and 3 Gmaj7 (B bass) your mind, Dmaj7 mm for I �. 11111111111111111 111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111 1000231227 WILKES UNIVERSITY LIBRARY - - I .I f I .; 1 J i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wilkes Yearbooks (Amnicola), 1947-2019 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947-2019 Description An account of the resource This collection is the complete digitized series of the Wilkes College and Wilkes University yearbooks (Amnicola). The following years did not produce a yearbook: 2012 2018 2020 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amnicola, 1976 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/249f7a63c80cc13b2fb6ee012fe566b2.pdf 5139c816701db3979670abd5b7bc2fd5 PDF Text Text �EM WILKES-Bl/RR.£ R°NNS'Yll(4MA ~ 'til LKt~ £OLL rGE: ~n-.-"f'f-1• lQ L1R fllr-f,.J. ���,~~ . '-~ . '· " ' ' '\ ' �~P'ifJulnf!i c/21CMag01fr ~ C1oM ~ 1C/75 Because this is the last time that I will be writing to you as the President of Wilkes College, I find it extremely difficult to select the exact words which will convey to you my somewhat mixed emotions. You and I are leaving Wilkes College at the same time. Behind us we are leaving happenings that were sometimes difficult and even at times unbearable. Certainly the events that marked our respective time spans at Wilkes have changed our lives forever. But to look back too long is not good. The very next minute, day and years of our lives are the important phases. Life is like that. The challenges invite us to strive onward . . . ever onward. Yet but for one brief moment let us enjoy the luxury of glancing quickly over what we were when we came to Wilkes and what we ore today. I believe it is in such a comparison that we may find that while time has played sometimes carelessly, sometimes generously with our lives, in the long-run time has not short-changed any of us. As I address myself to you as one who is leaving the cherished role of president of Wilkes College, I remind you that the pleasure of serving in this responsible position has been deeply rewarding. I must go back even beyond the presidency and include 15 other gratifying years at Wilkes College. Over these two decades how can I fail to see the value of the friendships I have made or realize that they represent an investment in living that will forever remain part of me. My wish now is related to what undoubtedly is your wish . . . to move into a new challenge of life, searching for more moments of peace than sadness, and an inner sense of conviction that life can be good to you if you extend the invitation and refuse to give in to flashes of discouragement. Think always of the good to be done, and sustain the will and intelligence to do it. In closing, I want to thank you, as members of the Class of 1975, and all the students who came before you, for making my 20 years here the finest experience that any human being could possibly hope for . May God bless you as you travel the road of life. Dr. Francis J. Michelini President 5 �l 11 and .\ 6 ~ no" n .... t·a, Hungr~ Gang l-imok,• Geti; In Your J<~ye1,1 �,, In this year's edition of the Amnicola we would like to take the time to reflect back and look at the development and progression that has taken place at Wilkes College. As you look through this year's book, you will notice strange people and things. These people and things were part of the Wilkes College Family when it first got started back in the 1930's and 1940's. As we look around us today we see many of the same buildings and faces the students of the 1940's saw. Of course, our lifestyle is different, but Wilkes College is basically the same, still putting the students first, it has just grown to the Wilkes of today. Wilkes College is a setting of the past. The buildings and dorms are old and beautiful and are symbols of the strong traditions present at Wilkes. These traditions would never have evolved if it were not for the people who have dedicated their lives to making Wilkes College a great school. It is to these people that we dedicate this book, because they are responsible for upholding the high standards that were present in the 1940's and that will always be present. We hope these people have been an inspiration to the graduating Class of 1975. 7 ���. f y NICHOLAS AMETRANO B.A. Political Science DANIEL APPLEGATE 8.5. Business Administration ROBERT BALFOUR B.S. Biology 10 SAMUEL MA WUENA ANYOMI B.S. Business Administration ROBERT ARMSTRONG 8.5. Biology ANDREW BARON 8.5 . Biology 1947 JOHN BARON, JR . B.S. Accounting ALAN BE 8.5 . Biolc �JOHN BARON, JR. B.S . Accounting ALAN BEHR B.S. Biology BEYERL Y BARTKOVITZ B.A. English ANN BARTUSKA B.S. Bioloay GERALD BAVITZ B.S. Mathematics MARY CATHERINE BEHM B.A. Psychology ROBERT BELARDI B.S. Business Administration MICHELE ANN BELCASTRO B.S. Elementary Education 11 �I EDWARD M. BESSMER B.S. Business Administration CHARLES BOMBE B.A . Political Science - Urban Affairs PAUL BLAUM B.A. Elementary Education JOANNE BONANNE B.S. Music Education WILLIAM BOGA Ill B.A. Mathematics JOAN MARIE BONFANTI B.A. Fine Arts ANNE BOYLE B.A. English 12 ---- WILLIAM BRADBURY B.S. Electrical Engineering DONALD JAMES BROWN B.A. Mathematics VIVIAN J. BURKHARDT B.S. Medical Technology �I WILLIAM BOGA Ill B.A. Mathematics JOAN MARIE BONFANTI B.A. Fine Arts ANNE BOYLE B.A. English WILLIAM BRADBURY B.S. Electrical Engineering FRED S. BRICKEL B.S. Accounting B.A. Elementary Education DONALD JAMES BROWN B.A. Mathematics ALAN BRYSKI B.S. Medical Technalagy CHRIS BUCHINA B.S. Mathematics MAUREEN BRITT VIVIAN J. BURKHARDT B.S. Medical Technology 13 ... �THOMAS L. BURNS B.S. Accounting CAROL JEAN CAPPER KAREN KA THI CAPWELL B.A. Elementary Education B.A. Elementary Education CHERYL CARBINO B.A. Psychology BECKY CERES! B.A. Elementary Education ANN CAREY R< B.A. Elementary Education " TERESA CAVALLINI B.S. Music Education 14 RITA M. CELUSNIAK B.S. Music Education ANGELLA CENTRELLA B.S. Mathematics DAVID CLARK B.S. Electrical Engineering �BECKY CERESI B.A . Elementary Education ALBERT LUCIUS CHASE B.S. Business Administration WILLIAM CHECK B.A. History ------------ - ......__ ROBERT G. (HIMEL B.A. Psychology DAVID CLARK B.S . Electrical Engineering ADAM P. CHWIEJ B.A. Social Science - Urban Affairs PATRICIA CLEGG B.A. Elementary Education RICHARD CLOMPUS B.S. Biology 15 �GEORGE C. COMEROSKY B.S. Biology JANET A. CONDON 8.A. English MARILYN O 'MALLEY CURCIO B.A. Sociology --- ROSE ANN CORDORA B.A. Elementary Education 16 PAUL V. CONFORTI 8.S. Accounting PHILIP J. CONRAD, JR. B.A. Psychology DAVIDE. CARRELL B.A. Elementary Education EDWARD CROUGHN B.A. Elementary Education JEWEL N. DANEY B.A. Sociology JAMES M. DAVIS B.S . Sociology �PHILIP J. CONRAD, JR. B.A. Psychology EDWARD CROUGHN B.A. Elementary Education MARILYN O'MALLEY CURCIO DONALD CUSICK B.A. Sociology B.S. Accounting JEWEL N. DANEY DIANE DAVIS B.A, Sociology B.A. Psychology JAMES M . DAVIS JANE NANCY DEIBEL B.S. Sociology B.A. Political Science SUSAN CUSICK B.A. Fine Arts 17 �, _,q.,~. - THEODORE DENNIS B.S. Music Education RICHARD L. DERBY B.A . Fine Arts ROBERT DERLUNAS B.S. Business Administration MICHAEL DeVINCENTIS B.A . History 18 PAUL DETWILER B.S. Business Administration JACKIE DiSTEFANO B.A. Psychology �f f- r' V , .~t():,,r,. -.... ROBERT DIDDLEBOCK B.A. Political Science PAUL DETWILER B.S. Business Administration JACKIE DiSTEFANO B.A. Psychology EUGENE DOBRYDNEY B.S. Accounting ROBERT DOMBROSKI B.A. Mathematics KEVIN G. DONALESKI B.A. Psychology 19 �t i I /' " DONNA DORZINSKY B.A . Elementary Education PATRICIA DOUGHERTY B.A. English CAROL A. DRAHUS B.A. Mathematics DIANE M . DROST B.S. Music Education DANIEL DUBIK B.S. Physics JAMES J. DUGAN B.A. English B.A. Urban Affairs LYNN DUNCAN B.S. Biology ALBERT DUNN B.S. Music Education ROBERT DWYER B.A. History ELAINE M . EVERS B.S. Accounting ANN DYSLESKI B.A . Mathematics DALE EVANS • 20 �CAROL A. DRAHUS B.A. Mathematics ANN DYSLESKI LARINDA L. DYSON JOSEPH DZIEKAN B.A . Mathematics B.A. Elementary Education B.S. Political Science JAMES J. DUGAN B.A. English DALE EVANS B.A. Urban Affairs PAUL MICHAEL EVANS, JR. B.S. Mathematics RICHARD C. EVANS B.S. Accounting ROBERT DWYER B.A . History ELAINE M . EVERS B.S. Accounting CAROL FARNETI B.S . Medical Technology STEWART W. FEENEY B.A. Elementary Education ----- I• 21 �BRIAN M . FINN B.A. Political Science DEBORAH FLITCRAFT B.A . Elementary Education BRUCE FREDERICK B.S. Music Education / DONNA GALANO B.A. Elementary Education 22 BERNARD J. FORD Ill B.A. History KENN ETH GARDNER B.S . Physics - Mathematics �RICHARD E. GAPINSKI B.A . Chemistry ! 1 . FORD Ill story KENNETH GARDNER B.S. Physics - Mathematics RALPH GA TRONE JOSEPH T. GERMAIN B.S. Chemistry B.A. Hi story GARY GIESCHEN B.A. Psychology 23 �24 MICHAEL J. GLUHANICK B.S. Accounting ELAINE GODLEWICZ B.A. Fine Arts MARK C. GOLANOSKI B.A. Sociology MICHELE GOLDBERG B.S. Music Educotion RICHARD K. GOLDBERG B.S. Business Administration REBECCA GOOBIC B.A. Sociology NANCY GOODMAN B.A. Elementary Education BONNIE L. GRANT B.S. Business Administration �MARK C. GOLANOSKI B.A. Sociology B.A. Elementary Education EDWARD GORSKI B.A. Urban Affairs REBECCA GOOBIC B.A. Sociology BONNIE l. GRANT 8.S. Business Administration DEBORAH JOYCE GREGSON B.A. Elementary Education NANCY GOODMAN KERRY GRAF B.S. Medical Technology MARY ANN GRIES Business Education 25 �. .. . . . . .. .. . . . . ' . .. :·_: _·::. :-::::- •.•. ·•~--. ·-:-.·-.··.··. ·. . ,. . . . . ..... . . . ·~... .~ . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. : KATHRYN RAY H B.S 26 · s·10 IogyADSALL �.' ..... .r ·1 ,, .,.:,-,.... , ,J 4 ~ "l•':, • , ..... j • • .,, i,,,, ~ ·"· ~·.:.. ' , ..,. NANCY ELIZABETH HAMMOND B.S. Music Educatran RICHARD H. HINGSTON B.A . Fine Arts �MICHAEL HOLTZ B.S. Biology HAROLD L. HOOVER B.S. Music Education PAUL HUGHES B.A. History BRYNLEY JAMES Ill B.A. Political Science 28 DENISE JOHNSON B.S. Biology SHARON L. JOHNSON B.A. Fine Arts RUTHANNE JONES B. A. Theatre Arts JOHN C. KACZINSKI B.S. Business Admin istration �HAROLD L. HOOVER 8.S. Music Education PAUL HUGHES 8.A . History DENISE JOHNSON B.S. Biology SHARON L. JOHNSON 8.A. Fine Arts RUTHANNE JONES B.A. Theatre Arts JOHN C. KACZINSKI 8.5. Business Administration JOEL P. JONES B.S. Music Education MARGARET JORDAN 8.S. Fine Arts SALLY LORRAINE KANNER B.A . Elementary Education and Psychology �I I THOMAS KASCHAK B.S. Biology BARBARA M. KATRA B.S. Mathematics JOHN P. KELLEY B.S. Biology NADIA KATSAROU B.A. Political Science BETH ROBIN KA YE B.A . Psychology 30 DIANE KEENEY B.A. Elementary Education HENRY J.M. KERDESKY B.A. Political Science and History �BARBARA M. KATRA B.S. Mathematics JOHN P. KELLEY B.S. Biology ANASTASIA MARIE KELLY B.A. English FRANCIS A. J. KERDESKY B.S. Chemistry DIANE KEENEY B.A. Elementary Ed ucation HENRY J. M. KERDESKY B.A. Political Science and History JOSEPH KLOCKO B.S. Accounting 31 �I MARIE C. KOCY AN B.S. Environmental Science =..--:_-' ~ JOHN KONDEK B.A. Political Science \ ~ - \\ 1 \\ I LEO KORETZ 32 B.S. Electrical Engineering MAUREEN KORTBAWI B.A. History DAVID C. KOWALEK DANIEL CARL KOZUP B.S. Business Administration GARY KRATZ B.A . History B.S. Business Administration 1947 �I ation FRANCES S. KUCZYNSKI B.A. History STANLEY KREMSKI B.A. Pol itical Science VINCENT S. KRILL B.A. Political Science FRANK KRUFKA B.S. Electrical Engineering LARRY JOHN PHILIP KRULICK B.A. Sociology DAVE KULICK B.S . Biology ROXANNE KULIKOWSKI B.A. English 33 �FRANK T. LAGOLA, JR. B.A . Political Science - History FRED ROBERT LANCIANO B.A. Elementary Education GLENN LANDIS S.S. Music Education ANN MARIE LEWIS B.A. Sociology I MARY FRANCIS LEASER S.S. Music Education WILLIAM E. LEE S.S. Business Administration ROBERT G . LEHMAN S.S . Electrical Engineering CYNTHIA ANNE LENAHAN S.S. Physics 34 CARLA LOUCKS B.S. Accounting DONNA M. MACHESKA B.A. Fine Arts �GLENN LANDIS B.S. Music Education ROBERT G. LEHMAN B.S. Electrical Engineering CYNTHIA ANNE LENAHAN B.S. Physics ANN MARIE LEWIS B.A. Sociology CARLA LOUCKS B.S. Accounting CATHY JANE LICK B.A . Psychology MICHAEL LUBERTO B.S. Biology CATHERINE KRISTEN LINK B.A. Fine Arts MONICA LUKE B.A . Psychology DONNA M. MACHESKA B.A. Fine Arts 35 �..______ ------ DONALD E. MACRI 8.A. Political Science DEBORAH MAHALICK Psychology 8.A. Sociology - 36 - - - - MICHELLE MARCHETTI ------~--------, WAYNE MARIANELLI Music Education -·-----~~~------ B.S. NANCYLEE MARY MASKORNICK B.S. Mathematics ---------------- B.A. Elementary Education --- ------ MARIE MATISKA B.S. Mathematics JANET E. MARKOWITZ B.A. History ,.________________ .-------~-------- JANE ELIZABETH MATALAVAGE B.A. History CHARLOTTE MATISKA B.A. French SHAWNA LEE McCARTHY B.A. English �j J MARIE MATISKA B.S. Mathematics VINCENT MATTEO B.A. Political Science HAROLD J. MAYO B.A. History ------~------, SHAWNA LEE McCARTHY B.A. English JoANN MAZZANTI B.A. Elementary Education -------, CA THERINE ANNE McCARTY B.A. English - Theatre Arts JEWEL ANN McHALE B.A. Psychology 37 �ALAN R. MILLER 8.5 . Accounting CARLA R. MILLER B.A. Psychology- Elementary Education MARY LOU MILLER B.S . Music Education 38 ROBERT MILMOE 8.A. Political Science ANITA L. MILLER 8.A. Psychology - Elementary Education MARY BETH MILLER 8. A. Sociology DEBBIE MISCAVAGE B.A. Elementary Education DONALD MOCK B.A. Psychology MOLLY BRIDGET MORAN B.A. Urban BETHANN MYERS B.A. Elementary Education �. ANITA L. MILLER 8.A. Psychology - Elementary Education MARY BETH MILLER 8. A. Sociology DEBBIE MISCAVAGE B.A. Elementary Education DONALD MOCK B.A. Psychology ANTHONY MOLITORIS 8.5. Chemistry MOLLY BRIDGET MORAN 8.A. Urban B.A. Elementary Education BETHANN MYERS B.A. Elementary Education JANICE ELAINE MYERSKI B.A. Elementary Education CINDY MOORE B.A. French ANN MURRAY 39 �DON NASH B.S. Biology PAUL M. NATISHAN B.S. Biology LINDA S. NEHER B.A. Elementary Education GABY MASAKO OBUCHI B.A. German 40 DAVID K. NIEMAN B.A. Fine Arts MARK OMOLECKI B.A. Psychology �JOANNE OLIVER B.S. Biology DAVID K. NIEMAN B.A. Fine Arts MARK OMOLECKI B.A. Psychology JUDY ORASKY B.A. Elementary Education DEBORAH ORLANDO B.A. Elementary Education JOHN ORMANDO B.S. Physics 41 �~ -"'1 -- - -- CLARENCE OZGO CHRISTOPHER PANTELAKOS MARILYN OLEJNIK PAPCIAK PAULA PINTER B.A. Elementary Education B.A. History B.S. Accounting B.A. Fine Arts ----~ MICHAEL PATERNOSTER STELIOS J. PATSIOKAS ANTHONY PEDONE ROBERT H. POTTER B.S. Business Administration B.S. Electrical Engineering B.A. Psychology B.A. Psychology ANDREW JOSEPH PETY AK, JR. THOMAS W. PEZZICARA ANTHONY E. PIETRZYKOSKI PATRICIA TOMAN RASMUSSEN B.A . Psychology B.S. Electrical Engineering B.S. Business Administration B.A. German - 42 - History �MARILYN OLEJNIK PAPCIAK B.S . Accounting ANTHONY PEDONE B.A. Psychology ANTHONY E. PIETRZYKOSKI B.S. Electricol Engineering PAULA PINTER B.A. Fine Arts ROBERT H. POTTER B.A. Psychology PATRICIA TOMAN RASMUSSEN B.S. Business Administration PAUL PODOLAK B.A. History JAMES R. POSTUPACK B.S. Business Administration \ !RENE ANN PUCYLOWSKI B.A. Fine Arts CAROL J. REICH B.A. Fine Arts - Elementory Education ANN MARIE K. RAPOCH 8.A. Political Science ROBERT RICHARDS B.A. Elementary Education 43 �GARY RICHWINE B.S. Accounting RICHARD JOHN ROBERTS B.S. Biology ---------------......... TOM ROCHE NANCY ELEANOR RODDA German -~-------,,,-,,.~-~--.--- B.A. Social Studies DIANE M . ROGLICH B.A. French 44 WALTER THOMAS ROBERTS B.A. History B.A. Philosophy - ____ _____....... ,.....-__,,-,........, ARTHUR D. ROMAINE B.S. Business Administration ARLENE M . ROSTRON B.A. Elementary Education JAMES ...,. SHELLEY ROSENSTEIN B.A. Ele_m entary Education DEBRA SCHONFELD B.S. Music Education �1DDA :rman \l OSENSTEIN SHELLEY R Education B.A. Elementary 45 �46 ELLEN JANE SCHWARTZ B.A. Elementary Education MARIELLEN SCOTT B.A. Elementary Education 8.A. History- English AMIRSHAHI 8.S. Electrical Engineering DEBRA A. SERNIAK 8.A. Social Science - Urban Affairs JOHN SHAFER 8.A. Political Science ROSELLA SHAFER 8.A. History ROBERT SKRINAK 8.A. Psychology POLLY SELESKI �B.A. History- English AMIRSHAHI B.S. Electrical Engineering MICHAEL E. SHOEMAKER B.S. Biology ROSELLA SHAFER B.A. History ROBERT SKRINAK B.A. Psychology JOHN SLOANE B.S. Biology POLLY SELESKI STEPHEN SIKORA B.S. Business Administration BARBARA ANN SMITH B.S. Biology �JEAN SMITH B.A. French THOMAS SMITH B.S. Mathematics NANCY SNEE B.S. Environmental Science MICHAEL G . STAMBAUGH B.S . Physics - Mathematics DOUGLAS J. SOLOMON B.S. Accounting JANE ELLEN STANIORSKI B.A. History �MICHAEL STANEK B.S. Biology I I II DOUGLAS J. SOLOMON JANE ELLEN STANIORSKI ROBERT JOHN STARNER B.S. Biology STANLEY STAVINSKI B.S. Chemistry MARY ELLEN STEINKIRCHNER B.A. Sociology 49 �JOSEPH STELLA B.S. Biology MARG MARY STREIN B.A. Sociology BARBARA SWANDICK B.A. Psychology 50 MARLA STOPKOSKI B.A. Urban Affairs JOSEPH MICHAEL SUCHOCKI B.A. Mathematics - Physics JOSEPH SZUSTAK B.A. Psychology ELIZABETH JAYNE TASKER B.A. Sociology MARY ANN TERASCAVAGE B.A. Elementary Education JANE E. THOMPSON B.S . Elementary Education �MARLA STOPKOSKI B.A. Urban Affairs ELIZABETH JAYNE TASKER B.A. Sociology JUDITH A. TAYLOR B.A. Psychology --JOSEPH MICHAEL SUCHOCKI B.A. Mathematics - Physics JOSEPH SZUSTAK B.A. Psychology MARY ANN TERASCAVAGE B.A. Elementary Education SANDRA S. TERPSTRA B.A. Psychology JANE E. THOMPSON B.S. Elementary Education DAVID CHARLES THORNE B.S. Business Administration __,_...,,......,., 51 �BEVERLY M. TOMASAK B.S. Elementary Education BRUCE TOMASCIK B.A. Political Science SUSAN TOW B.A. Music CAROLE TROYNACKI B.A. Mathematics 52 BARBARA TYRRELL B.A. Elementary Education ANNE C. TRACY B.A. Psychology TOSCA VILLANO B.A. Fine Arts �MARK ALAN VanLOON 8.A. Economics - Political Science ANNE C. TRACY 8.A. Psychology TOSCA VILLANO 8.A. Fine Arts PAULA VERMACK 8.A. Elementary Education CHARLES M. WAITE 8.S. Mathematics JOHN JOSEPH WALLACE B.S. Biology LUCINDA WALTER 8.S. Music Education 53 �I I THEODORE ROBERT WARHOMSKI B.S. Biology JOHN M. WASKOWSKY LESLIE ANN COOK WEBER B.S. Business Administration B.A. Psychology JE DAVID WEINIRTH B.S. Accounting MARION J. WELEBOB B.A. Elementary Education - 54 Psychology DONALD W . WHITTAKER B.S. Business Administration JUDITH WILLIAMS B.A. French B.S. �LESLIE ANN COOK WEBER B.A . Psychology JENNY EILEEN WUNDER B.S. Music Educotion PAUL YURCHAK JOAN ZALESKI B.A. Elementary Education CAROL A. ZAMBETTI B.A. Mathematics JUDITH WILLIAMS B.A. French JUDITH ZOLA B.S. Music Education ROBERT ZUKAUSKAS B.S. Biology PAULA MARIE ZYCH B.A. Elementary Education - Psychology 55 �PAUL TERRY BLAUM. Wilkes-Borre, Pa . Captain of football team; Russian Chorus; Lettermen's Club; Elementary Education major. JOHN CHAKMAKAS . Schenectady, N.Y. Mathematics major; Wrestling team; lettermen's Club; Math Club : Resident Assistant; Outstanding Male Dorm Student. ANN DYSLESKI. ~ and Senior Repres Committee. RICHARD J. CLOMPUS. West Chester, Pa . Biology major; Photography Club; Photographed 2 covers for Yearbook; chairman : Concert and Lecture Committee; Resident Assistant. CAROL DRAHUS. Laflin, Pa . Mathematics major; Commuter Council; Colonettes; Staff member of Freshman Orientation; Parents' Day and Yearbook; Homecoming Queen Finalist. KERRY GRAF. Tew President; Homeco, 56 �lady, N.Y. Mathematics major; Wrestling team; LetJent Assistant; Outstanding Male Darm Student. Mathematics major; Commuter Council; Colonettes; ·ientation; Parents' Day and Yearbook; Homecoming ANN DYSLESKI. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Mathematics Major. Served as Freshman Advisor, Vice-President and Senior Representative of Theta Delta Rho; Political Science Club; Education Club; Parents' Doy Committee. STEWART WILSON FEENEY. Norwich, Conn. Served as Concert Chairman and Parliamentarian and President of Student Government; Class Executive Council. KERRY GRAF. Tewksbury township, N.J. Biology Major; Class Treasurer; Resident Assistant; Dorm President; Homecoming Court; Polar Bear Club . RICHARD H. HINGSTON. Williamstown, N.J. Dorm President; Resident Assistant; Tennis Team; Chairman of Ecumenical Service for Homecoming; Tutor-Counselor for Upward Bound. 57 �-· - - - --- - - - -- - LINDA B. HOLONIA. Pittston, Pa . Accounting Major. Active in the Accounting Club; Letterwomen's Club; Choralettes . She was a member of the Tennis Team, Basketball Team and was a field hockey team manager. BETH R. KA YE from Roslyn N .Y. was a Psychology major at Wilkes. She was also Assistant editor of Amnicola, a member of the Class Executive Council, and an IDC rep. JONATHAN E. KEOUGH from Harri! active as a disc jockey for WCLH; pn chemistry clubs. ROBERT S. HOWES, JR. Little Falls, N.J. was a social science major. He was President of Inter-Dorm Council; Chairman of Reach-Out; o Resident Assistant and a member of the Political Science Club . JOHN P. KELLEY. Biology major from Wilkes-Borre, Pa. President of Class of 1975 for 2 years; Commuter Council; Polar Bear Club; Biology Club and o member of the Class Executive Council . MAUREEN KORTBAWI from North Bruns Assistant for 3 years; she was on Studen Secretary for 2; Class Executive Council. 58 �e was alsa Assistant C rep. :lass of 1975 for 2 of the Class Execu- JONATHAN E. KEOUGH from Harrisburg, Po. was an Individualized Studies major. He was active as a disc jockey for WCLH; president of the Debate Club; member of the Physics and chemistry clubs. JANE MATALAVAGE from Downsville was a history major. She was a member of the Field Hockey Tearn; served on the Yearbook Staff; chairman of the Food Committee and served as the Chairman and advisor to the Cherry Blossom Festival Committee. MAUREEN KORTBAWI from North Brunswick, N.J. was a history major. She was a Resident Assistant for 3 years; she was on Student Government for 4 years serving as the Recording Secretary for 2; Class Executive Council. CYNTHIA ANNE LENAHAN from Wilkes-Barre was a physics major. She was a member of Commuter Council; Class Executive Council; Colonetter; President of Russian Chorus and Physics Club. 59 �VINCENT J. MATTEO. Jamesburg, N .J. A political science major. He was dorm president, R.A.1.D.C.; Soccer team and Wilkes Community Effort. DAVID M . MATTHEWS. Dallas, Pa. Biology major; Student Government 2 years (Corresponding Sec.); Closs Executive Council 2 years; biology lab assistant and member of Biology Club . ANDY PETY AK from Wilkes-Barre wa, Beacon; German Club; Wilkes Germa KIT McCARTY from Ambler, Pa . was an English-Theatre major; member of Student Government; Cue'NCurtain; Executive Council as well as leading roles in several plays along with managing positions on productions . MARILYN A . OLEJNIK PAPCIAK . Dupont, Pa. was an accounting major. Commuter Council and V-P of accounting club . ANN RAPOCH from Taylor, Pa . was a I ident; Co-editor Amnicolo; Executive . Curtain; Reach-out. 60 �Biology major; Student Government 2 years (Corre1ncil - 2 years; biology lob assistant and member of nt, Po . was on occounting major. Commuter Council ANDY PETYAK from Wilkes-Borre was a history Germon Major. Served as Editor-in-Chief of Beacon; Germon Club; Wilkes Germon Exchange Program. PAULA PINTER of Allentown, Po . Fine Arts major; Cheerleader IDC; Women's Athletic Association; Closs Executive Council. ANN RAPOCH from Taylor, Po. was a Political Science major. She was active as Dorm President; Co-editor Amnicolo; Executive Judicial Council; Student Government; IDC; CueNCurtain; Reach-out. NANCY E. RODDA from Dallas, Po . was a Philosophy-Religious Studies and Germon major. Member of Wilkes Chemical Society; Tholes Philosophical Society. 4 yrs.; Fine Arts Association; 61 �NANCY S. SCHULTZ of Salem N .J. Economics Major. She was in Cue ' NCurtain; Class Secretary; Beacon reporter; Amnicola Staff. She also was a statistician for the baseball team . MARIELLEN f . SCOTT from Sheatown, Pa. was an elementary ed. major. She wcso strutter, member of TOR; Spanish and German Club and was on the Dean's List. MICHAEL GERARD STAMBAUGH from Wyoming w, President of Commuter Council; Student Government POLLY SELESKI from Rockville, Maryland was a History major. She was active on the Class Executive Council; IDC, she was the chairperson for Homecoming; an RA and a kJtor counsel o r for Upward Bound. VINCE SPLENDIDO from Exeter, Pa . was a Med. Tech major; member of Student Government and Biology Club. CAROL A . ZAMBETTI fro m Pittston, Pa. was a math Council; Colonettes and the Yearbook Staff. 62 �iheatown, Pa. was an elementary ed. major. She was a mish and German Club and was on the Dean's list. MICHAEL GERARD STAMBAUGH ·from Wyoming was a Physics and Math major. He was President of Commuter Council; Student Government member;Russian Chorus; Physics Club. xeter, Po . was a Med. Tech major; member of Student ub, CAROL A. ZAMBETTI from Pittston, Pa. was a math major. She was also on Commuter Council; Colonettes and the Yearbook Staff. JENNY E. WUNDER a music major of East Stroudsburg, Pa. was an RA; member of MENC; Concert Band treasurer; Woodwind Quintet; executive Council for Class. �- 64 �l 30\SMI N~~ ()I,- ~, ar,nv ~I k11:\Jl~~j 1,1, ••J it 65 �•• �"' 67 �68 �����Basedarulbuilt on the Convictms of Free Men �JOHN P. WHITBY, Dea n of Admissions FRANCIS J. MICHELINI, President ROBERTS. CAPIN, Dean af Academic Affairs JANE KATHLEEN I/ J_ ANDREW SHAW, JR., Assistant to the President ,,,,, ----- JOHN F. MEYERS, Director of Continuing Education and Graduate Studies LAMPE, Dean of Women �JOHN P. WHITBY, Dean af Admissions GEORGE F. RALSTON, Dean of Student Affairs ,an of Academic Affairs �. - - -- -- ---------- Editor of the Beacon! THOMAS MORAN, Director of Public Relations ARTHUR HOOVER, Director of Alumni and Development DORIS BARKER, Registrar BERNARD VINOVRSKI, Assistant Dean, Admissions and Freshman Financial Aid GEORGE PAWLUSH, Director of Sports Information �'ER, Director of Alumni and Development GEORGE PAWLUSH, Director of Sports Information DAVID WILLIAMS, Director of the Computer Center LYNN JANSKY, Director of Resident Life ~SKI, Assistant Dean, Admissions and Freshman Financial Aid 77 AL FODERARO, Assistant Director of Resident Life �CHARLES ABATE, Business Manager JOSEPH CHISARICK, Assistant Comptroller ALEX PAWLENOK, Comptroller DR. RALPH ROZELLE, FRED CROOP, Assistant Comptroller L TO R: Dorathy Schlin1 Research (I.R.A.) �ssistant Comptroller �WILLIAM DEN ION, Manager of Cafeteria EUGENE MANGANELLO, Director of Personnel RUTH BISHOP, Recorder IJ g 0 �g~--- - --,------..., COMMERCE AND FINANCE: ROW l: W. Taylor, R. Werner, L. Williamson, G. Gera. ROW 2: W. Farrar, R. Capin, R. Hall. ;rounds 81 �- - -- - - EDUCATION: ROW 1: G. Siles, E. Hammer, M. Thompson, L. Bynon, R. Rees. ROW 2: M. Barone, J. Bellucci, M. Fahmy, E. Johnson, f. Darte, E. Watters. - - - - - - - - --_ ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: ROW 1: M. EI-Ashry, B. Berri ENGINEERING: ROW 1: W. Kaby, J. Toole, C. Thomas, J. Orehotsky, V. Nejib. ' 82 ENGLISH : ROW 1: B. Fiester, M. Kerr, S. Gutin, C. lord, M. Greenwald, A. Kish, T. Kaska, 8. Kinney, W. Misti• chelli, R. Heaman, C. Malley. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: ROW 1: M. Seitz, S. Eaton. ROW ~ �--- ~ ,, J --npson, L. Bynon, R. Rees. ROW 2: M . Barone, J. Bellucci, M. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: ROW 1: M. EI-Ashry, B. Berryman, J. Cline. FINE ARTS : H. Simon, R. Fuller, P. Richards, C. Colson, V. Guyler, 8. D'Vorzon, H. Casilli. 83 �= -•·· - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - -- -------- HISTORY, ROW 1: D. Leach, J. Rodechko, J. Meyers. ROW 2, K-K Shao, H. Cox, J. Berlatsky, 8. Kaslas. NURSING: ROW 1, M. Turner, R. McHenry, R. Garrett, , LIBRARY FACULTY: ROW 1: S. Connor, D. Beuhler, M. Shao. ROW 2 : F. Krohle, L. Nevil, L. Darte, P. Cheung. loucier, J. Demyun, J. Schreiber, S. Telban, J. Thomas. �MUSIC: ROW 1: M. Haberkorn, J. Pederson, W. Gasbarro, A. Liva, R. Chapline. ROW 2 : T. Vermeychik, H. Garber, R. Nutaitus, H. Fall, W. Weber, R. Santos. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES: S. Kay, D. Henson, S. Vujica, R. Williams, J . Jardine. 85 �. - PHYSICAL EDUCATION: ROW 1: R. Schmidt. - D. Saracino, J. -~-- - - - ~ Reese, G. Meyers. ROW 2: R. Bearde, J. Skvarla, ~ E. Domzolsi, ----- PSYCHOLOGY: W. Turner, J. Habrock, R. Riley, E. Roke, SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHRI POLITICAL SCIENCE : T. McDonald, J. Driscoll, W. Niehoff, A. Belie, P. Tuhy. 86 TH �THEATER ARTS: A. Groh, K. Holm, J. Fields. 87 ���FRONT ROW: Randy Olaluwoye. THIRD RC FRONT ROW, M. Strc D. Giblaro, E. DuFosi Wall, R. Sopronyi, K. D. Tagleatera, M. Will 90 �FRONT ROW: Randy Band, Al Bacon, Jon Metta, Jim Pendleton. SECOND ROW: Jerry Gormley, Craig Edfort, Bob Corey, B. Udeh, D. DeStefano, K. Olaluwoye. THIRD ROW: C. Davis, I. Usifo, M. Plaksin , S. DeGroote, M. Harris, B. Weiss, B. Calvani. FRONT ROW: M. Strauss, M. Krishanda, C. Moyer, G. O'Brien, L. Davis, C. Lovejoy. SECOND ROW: S. Fiedler, L. Kwiecinski, E. O'Donnell, M. Krisza, D. Giblaro, E. Dufosse, N. Slawson, T. Burdo, D. Granahan, L. Parrish, K. Witherow, A. Talerico . THIRD ROW: F. Gerrity, D. Talley, S. Seekford, A. Woll, R. Sopronyi, K. Capwell, B. McDonald, J. Millman, Kathy Lesh, R. McKalips. MISSING , G. Pszczolkowski, B. Meehan, N . Jorgensen, G . Edwards, D. Tagleotero, M. Williams, D. Flitcroft, B. Beil, L. Lavenburg. �---- - - ------- -- - - ---==------==-- ------------- ROW 1: A. Berger, C. Gordon, D. Orischak, J. Pinelli, T. Young, N . Hoa. ROW 2: J. Lemoncelli, J. Brabant, G. Marcil, N. Holgash . ROW 3: J. Marfia, B. Kline, B. Welsh, J. Zimmerman, J. Johnson, G . Paich, R. Spronck, F. Trainor, M. Prekopo, K_ Hughes, A. Behr. MISSING: R. Fatherly, D. House, R. Kennedy, R. Shareer. ... ... J '. , ' 1,, •• ,:, ~ ROW 1: W. Baron, J . Colognato, K. Wysocki, D. Roth, C. Urban . ROW 2: (on chairs) P. Seleski, J. Reiter, S_ Brimo_ ROW 3 : L Balough, C. Axelrad,l Fogelsohn, B. Kerr, N. Maskornick, M. Manziano. MISSING: M. Symbula, K. W illiams. 92 ~ ROW 1: G . Kinback, S. I J .- Pakrinichak, F. Poloko• �ROW 1: K. Briner, K. Gibler, W . Phillips, S. Kessler . ROW 2 , W . Volinski, K. Konsovoge, J. Farley, K. Dubosky. ROW 3: P. Cullinan, G . Campbell , J. Petrilok, D. Kocher, P. Goggins, S. Quay, T. Lech, B. Kilkenny. LAYING ON FLOOR : D. Smith. '! ; , / ... ·.. :, -; Seleski, J. Reiter, S. Brimo. ROW 3 : l. Bolough, C. Axelrod, R. ROW 1: G. Kinbock, S. Busa, J. Markowitz, S. Knight, K. Lee. ROW 2 : K. Olney, A. Lewis, S. Romon, S. Rozett, D. Kaufman, N. Kuren, T. Soso. ROW 3: J_. Pokrinichok, F. Polakowski , P. Reilly, D. Lofaro, D. Reeves, l. Kirstein, M. Zipkin . 93 �I\ ROW 1: S. Sulzer, A. France, G. Geischen, M. Donahue, 8. Dumbrosky, J. Chakmakas, R. Anderson, T. Butler, M. Vassil, T. Couto. ROW 2 : P. Wielebin• ski, R. Schlindwein, D. Tomaine, T. Youtzy, R. Best, G . Simoni, D. Smith, R. Nelson, G. Wilde, J. Harper, D. Drosher, A. Daniels, M. DeVincintis, C. Deacon, R. Hingston, 8. Croley . MISSING: R. Fellin, I. Rosner, T. Swain, S. Silver, D. Levitch, J. Schlichter, T. Doom, P. Swain, J. VonArsdole, J. Bennett. ROW 1: J. Cobb, C. Hoff Weiss, M. Kortbowi , S. S D. Orbinoti, S. Babcock, . rJ,ni!{/11 FRONT ROW: D. Phelps, M. Stevens, R. Mohonski, V. Kaplan, J. Metzger . SECOND ROW : B. Lemokos, D. Colondreo, D. Gregow, B. Klecondo, J. Lock, J. Germain, 8. Manley. 94 ON FLOOR: M. Tippett. Johnston, 8. Mil moe, C. �on, T. Butler, M. Vossil, T. Couto . ROW 2: P. Wielebin• J. Horper, D. Drosher, A. Daniels, M. DeVincintis, C. lichter, T. Doom, P. Swain, J. VanArsdale, J. Bennett. --------·- >W : B. Lemakas, D. Colandrea, D. Gregow, 8. Klecanda, ROW 1: J. Cobb, C. Hoffman, S. Higgie. ROW 2 : G . MacIntyre, L. Gordon, J. Williams, D. Weiss, M. Kortbawi , S. Serio, S. Levins. ROW 3: C. Miller, M. Toth, E. Merton, M. LaRoss, D. Orbinati, S. Babcock, J. Sperber. MISSING : C. Lynch, S. Kelly. ON FLOOR: M. Tippett. ROW ON CHAIRS: F. Lanciano, T. Pezicara, N. Gray, E. Cummins, M. Menichini. BACK: J. Sauerhoff, 8. James, D. Mitchell, D. Johnston, B. Milmoe, C. Deacon, J. Yash, W. Stump!, M. Kassab, A. Daniels. 95 �ROW 1: L. Cohen, L. Roberts, C. Reichers, J. Androsi. ROW 2: K. Roland, J. Price, J. Scoblick, G. Barbato, D. Mandigo, J. Sherry. ROW 3: J. Enni,,I Bellacosa, A. Malero, L. Fisher, R. Mackey, J. Geltzeiler, M. Chisdak, J. Stricker, G. Ruggiero. ROW 1: B. Olmstead, E. Porker, S. Penchak, N. Katsarou, R. Fulikowski, J. Wisniewski, A. Zini, P. Stille. ON MANTLE: J. Herbert. 96 ROW 1: D. Yakuit E. Zaborney, D. M )IJJ(lht ROW 1: J. Menio, B. Ho Lander, S. Eserick, G . Br Palaha, D. Deluise, G . I �Scoblick, G . Barbato, 0. Mandigo, J. Sherry. ROW 3, J. Ennis,l luggiero. ROW l: D. Yakuitis, B. Dombroski, M. Colliccio, V. Krill, M. DeVincentes, P. Macik, M. Paternester, T. 0eMaeo, M. Santora, S. Kinback. ROW 2 : E. Zaborney, D. Mock, R. Hingston, 0 . Applegate, J. Wichlehaus . ROW 3: G . Geischen. ROW l : J. Menio, B. Holmes, S. McGuire, C. Forsythe, F. Scancarello, E. Jansen, Steve Staniford , C. Holsberger. ROW 2 : H. Finn, F. Miller, C. Fields, M. Lander, S. Eserick, G . Brod, C. Franklin, T. Phillips, K. McCormick, S. Phrakasoyne, D. Spencer. ROW 3 , A. Motefo , B. Austen, W. Gearnart, P. Besi e n, B. Poloho, 0 . Deluise , G . Borowski , D. Wenner . 97 �ROW 1: G . Donoleski, G . Thornton, S . Seidner, K. Snow, J. Taylor, B. Smith, C. Reich. ROW 2: L. Dyson,1 Terpstra, J. Smith, J. Reinhardt, A. Romanovich, J. Kopetchne, P. Burgess, L. Wasserman . ROW 1: G . Ober, T. Wright, D. Davis, A. Sharkey, D. Sears. ROW 2: S. Dodd, J. Fritz, J. Frengel, C. Gusgekofsky, H. Stubbitz, E. Booth. 98 ROW 1: M Kaye. RO'<I M. Boraho, �K. Snow, J. Taylor, B. Smith, C. Reich . ROW 2 : L. Dyson, S. I. Kopetchne, P. Burgess, L. Wasserman . I" -- ROW 1 : R. Greenberg, R. Hofman , B. Haekler, M. Shoemaker. ROW 2: Rafael, Velez, J. Kequgh, T. Trost, N. Lazorok . ROW 3 : A. Nmona, D. Arnold , T. O ' Raurke, G. Wislosky , T. Marcy , J . Schwibner, R. Clompus. ON RAILING: A. Falkowski , M. Suchter , R. Spinelli , C. Crawford, M. Bussolini. MISSING : R. Smith, C. Sullivan, R. Mennor, J. Weisenfluh. ROW 1: M. Symanowicz, J. Prowant, B. Harned, D. Silver. ROW 2: J. Eiden, B. Manley, M. Heller, A. Kazimi, D. Dolinsky, S . Kaye. ROW 3 : L. Larioni , M. Abbruzze, D. Thompson, J. Lowondowski , B. Speigler, M. Carbon, J. Malarkey, C. Bond, T. Bazzini , M. Borahowski, F. Brickel. 99 �-- -----------------------------~-------------- - - -- - - - - -- - ------------- ROW I: D. Nosh, V. Trentelonge, D. Thorne, B. Armstrong, S. Murray, G. Hoar, J. Trimmer. ROW 2: K. McColl, K. Gompertz, B. Hoekler, A. Tsolokis, B. Balfour, P. Adams, B. Kotz. ROW 3: J. Garner, B. Douglas, M. Luberto, R. Lock. ROW 4 : P. Olivero, A. Shchi, T. Lubes, J. Sloane. ROW 1: W. Ferrel, Cohen. ROW 3: A. I N. Hammond, S. V. Berry. ROW I: R. Sorenson, J. Sullivan, J. Mortin, A. Yonku, T. Runiewicz, J. Santini, W. Urosevich, S. Sikora. ROW 2: L. Conner, B. Bleim, B. Dwyer, J. Finley, G. Pohorley, J. Stichter. ROW 3: J. Seserko, B. Caller, M. Morquont, C. Cunningham, S. Cholodoff, M. Yonlhuk, B. Bettin . ROW 4: F. Lonkey, P. Wright, D. Normolle, T. Pinto, R. Oberlander, M. Copporell, T. Potchono. ROW 5 : J. Nicholas, D. Polozono, D. Poul, T. Benkinney, Richard Johnson (reclining), R. Reagen, J. Bremser. 100 ROW I : D. Cooke, I Edwards, M. Zelensk M. Rysczok, J. Ervya, �mmer. ROW 2: K. McColl, K. Gompertz, 8. Hoekler, >, R. Lock . ROW 4 : P. Olivero, A. Shchi, T. Lubes, J. ROW 1: W. Ferral, D. Dinkel. ROW 2: D. Andrews, J. Berkise, M. Mocur, M. Brunette, P. Vecchio, J. Cohen. ROW 3: A. Kurillo, D. Bush, 8. Pinkowski, D. Reese, N. Rodda. ROW 4: M. Thiep, K. Freemon, N. Hammond, S. Williams, J. Villoume. ROW 5 : T. Bolos, C. Phillips, A. Freeman, 8. Townsend, G. Berry. Jrosevich, S. Sikora. ROW 2 : L. Conner, 8. Bleim, 8. uont, C. Cunningham, S. Cholodoff, M. Yonlhuk, 8. arell, T. Potchono. ROW 5: J. Nicholas, D. Polozono, ROW 1: D. Cooke, D. Zercoe, C. Brood, L. Corney, J. Davis, M. Stern. ROW 2: S. Henson, A. Albanese, J. Buzzelli, J. Chemnitius, N. Mothers, J. Edwards, M. Zelenski, N. Schultz, C. Hughes, P. Moser, A. Ropoch. ROW 3: L. Wasilenski, J. Alberio, J. Kodlecik, C. Hudak, F. Kuczynski, S. Clune, M. Rysczok, J. Ervyoc, R. Sanderson, H. Gochez, M. Gries, J. Conway, R. Rosati, P. Wojnar, H. Barrett. 101 �\'" /~\.\ \'/1- . ROW 1 : E. Prenderi gell, J. Wunder . RO MISSING : T. Weigel . ROW 1: P. lngoldsby, M. Solomon, E. Schwartz, G . Geischen, K. Considine. ROW 2: D. Obergfell , E. Olshefski , D. Demko, B. Kobilis, V. Zellner,f Daugherty, D. Johnson, A. Maximick. ROW 3: L. Weiss, L. McGrath, L. Small, J. Thompson, J. Nunder, S. Rosenstein , J. Lewis, B. Winier, B. Dav;s.4 ROW: C. Santoro . ROW 1: D. Gardner, M. Garagola, B. Kat, �stro, C. Luzzi, N . Evans, S. Linton, P. Ginhuk, M . Stopkowski, J . Shafman, H. Baao. :)bergfell, E. Olshefski , D. Demko, B. Kobilis , V. Zellner, P. , J. Nunder, S. Rosenstein, J. Lewis, B. Winter, B. Dav;s. 4th ROW 1, D. Gordner, L. Jocobiwitz, J . Chilson, S. Lear, F. Murray, F. Stellotello, C. Tortella. ROW 2 , T. Apostolaros , J. Bonguito , R. Molash , K. Murnane, M. Garogolo, B. Kotz, D. Nosh, B. Portyko, D. Artim, B. Douglas, B. Armstrong, J. Trimmer, V. Zellner. 103 �, • - ------- ROW 1: E. Rzonco , M . Turpyn, J. Schacter, D. Cooney, M. Cuprzinski, J. Meholick . ROW 2 : J. Bobin, D. Ramstad, M . Letavish, D. Wallace . R0W3: N Rickles, D. Gromek, J. Zakrevsky, N. Shore, D. Sinopoli, R. Colandra, K. Donaleski, J. Collins, M. Xale, J. Harris, T. Cohen. ROW 1: P. Pini~ M. Kovar, S. Hui' man, M. King, 1 Cipriano. ROW l V. Hoskins, K. r~ B. J . Overbey BACK: M. Kocyor L. Anmuth, l Mogel la, D. Mor· ano, D. Rogers) McGirr, L. Rozel MISSING: E. Ny, �: J. Babin, D. Ramstad, M. Letovish, D. Wallace. ROW 3: N. ,, M. Xale, J. Harris, T. Cohen. M. Kovar, S. Huff. man, M. King, P Cipriano. ROW 2 V. Hoskins, K. Tih B. J. Overbey BACK: M. Kocyan,. L. Anmuth, T Magel la, D. Mor ano , D. Rogers, I(. McGirr, L. Rozeff MISSING: E. Nye �cs e ROW 1: Barb Smith. ROW 2: John Kelly, Kerry Graf, Lynn Duncan. ROW 1: Pat Goggins. ROW 2: Estella Parker, Vilma Schifand, Debbie lotaro. 106 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dion Spencer, Merle Zipkin , lrl Rosne �u LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Reilly, Debbie Kocher, Rich Bellacosa, Guy Barbato. ns. ROW 2: Estella Parker, Vilma Schifand, Debbie Lataro. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dion Spencer, Merle Zipkin, lrl Rosner, John Price. 107 �- . ·,- - - --- COPY EDITOR: Debbie Orbinati 108 ---=------- �BUSINESS MANAGER: Mary Ann Toth ART EDITOR: Joe Dettmore ie Morano 109 �--" - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - ----- - - - EB~ ROW 1: C. Reichers, S. Akromas, F. Polako•ski, M. Montague, D. Jomiolkowski, R. Colon drea. ROW 2 : A. Petyak, J . Pokrinchak, D Geffert, P. Stone, C. Pantelakos, Mr. Moron. - SITTING: E. Balturchitus, Bob Howes, C. Munson, B. James, S. Feeney, M. Kortbawi, D. Matthews, E. Zaborney. STANDING: G. Ruggerio, A. Rapoch, M. Stambaugh, J. Yosh, M. Zale, P. Cullinan, M. Sandes, G. Macko, R. Sanderson , K. Shaughnessey, B. Spinelli, A. Falkowski, G. O'Brien, J. Sherry, H. Stark, D. Demenovich. L TO R: T. Williams, K. Thomas, Dr. Heaman, D. Yakus, K. Szychowski, J . Space, B. Boston, J . Buckley, Roy Klimek, G. Koller, J. Dugan . W . Marionelli, Dr. Berg, J. Stoniorski, D. Galiano, D. Schneider, M. Marianelli. R E 6 �EBeM&IJ ROW 1: C. Reichers, S. Akromos, F. Polakowski, M. Montague, D. Jamiolkowski, R. Colon• drea . ROW 2 : A. Petyak, J . Pokrinchak, D. Gefferi, P. Stone, C. Pantelakos, Mr. Moran. SITTI NG: E. Balturchitus, Bob Howes, C. Munson, B. James, S. Feeney, M. Kortbawi, D. Matthews, E. Zaborney. STANDING: G. Ruggerio, A. Rapoch, M. Stambaugh, J. Yosh , M. Zale, P. Cullinan, M. San des, G. Macko , R. Sanderson , K. Shaughnessey, B. Spinelli, A. Falkowski, G. O'Brien, J. Sherry, H. Stark, D. Demenovich. ~~ ROW 1: J. Pickering, J. Aquilina, J . Kubicki, M . Stambaugh, A. Hoover, J. Suchocki. ROW 2: C. Lenahan, M. Papciak, B. Hall , D. Ney, D. Jones, M. Zaborny, C. Drahus, J . Domarask y. ROW 3 : W . Killion, C. Zambelli, M. Salley, D. Shelby, D. Cherundolo . cEER02I8 ROW 1: J. Harper, T. Albrecht, J. Wallace, W . Reh, A. Melero, M. Symanowicz, M. Heller . ROW 2: D. LaCovo, P. Sebring, G . Edwards . ROW 3: C. Miller, L. Kluk, S. Degroote . ROW 4 : J. Chilson, L. Stahler. ROW 5 : R. Potter, R. Corey, G . Garofolo . ROW 6 : D. O'Hop, J. Ormando, D. Dresher, N. Gasbarro, J. Pellegrini, E. Hager: R. Woods. �--~----- ROW 1: D. Demko, D. Dinkel, N. Straub, P. Stroub, J. Calkins, D. Yokoitis. ROW 2 : R. Eastwood, D. Gudoski, A. Santilli, B. Schlier, E. Evelock. ROW 3: R. Kopec, P. Yurchak. ROW 4: M. Rifkin, H. Roberts, F. Bohm, A. Kopec. ROW 5 : P. Conforti . M. Williams, E. Wolison, J. Beberus. ROW 6 : J. McNulty, R. Evans, J. Jostrem, J. Koczinski, B. lromel. J . Oliver, T. Kaschak, C. Luzzi, M. Fedak , J . Daoust, A. Behr, G. Comerosky, S. Piemontese, J. Zowotski, T. Shipkowski, D. Matthews , J. Orosky, B·. Zukouskos, R. Kopp, W. Phillips, W . Volinski, l . Homza , D. Zel i nka, J . Kneiss, J . Morgon, D. Kretchmer, D. Rudzovich, D. Kasper, M. Kocyon, Dr. Houseknecht, J. Klimuszko, J . Fraley. L TO R: N. Bogdon, l. Bishie, E. Hilinski, B. Hoeckler, G. Mikula, S. Slovinski, R. Gapinski, M. Chisdak, R. Gotrone, N . Landmesser, A. Molitoris, M . Buikus. 112 ----- - - - ---- ~ - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - �~ff< ~ 8~ ~ W. Kocyan, C. Aronso, 0 . Sick, S. Karpinski, D. Reese, J. 8urnetti, M. Blower, 0 . Weiss, R. Balla, R. Mieszkowski, M. Tirpak, M. Kovalchik, L. Gurnari. F. Baran, Dr. Berryman. 113 �~ J{' ~ M . Stefanowicz, K. McCarty, A. Cummings, R. Gurick, D. LaCavo, N. Evans, R. Nicastro, S. Williams, J. Cardoni, 8. Klein, D. Landmesser. ROW 1 : J . Villoume, D. Andrews, G. Berry, 8 . Pinkowski, 8 . Townsend, J . Cohen, J. Marchetti, M. Letovish, C. Fronklin. ROW 2 : J. Smith, J. Reinhard, J. Sobin , D. S inopoli, S. McGuire, D. Spencer, S . Stondiford , D . Davies, J. Scablick, C. Munson . ROW 3 : D. Ruse, J. Morgon, M . Fedak, M. Lander, C. Ciesielski, P. Wojnar, S. Esrick, J. Eryavec, P. lngoldsby, A. Sharkey. ROW 4: P. Morik, J. Metta, D. Smith , J. Petrilak, P. Vecchia, C. Field, J. Menio, M. Chisdak, G. Borowski, T. Phillips. ROW 5 : C. Phillips, L. Assalita, I. Rosner, T. Kinney, J. Nicholas, G . MacIntyre, R. Sanderson, L. Waselewski, M. Ryczak . ROW 6 : J. Yablon, S. Silver. ROW 1: C. Nguyen, H. Gochez, R. Vona, N. Katsarou . ROW 2: T. Monick, A . Drovssiotis, A. Kazimi, A. Tsololis . ROW 3: P. Kaloritis, D. Polachek, Y. Banguito, A. Shani , T. Apostolaros . ROW 4: Dean Baltruchitis . 114 �ROW 1: M. Sullivan, L. Kirstein, R. Bielecki, L. Phill ips, T. Veremeychik . ROW 2: H. Horris, J. Jedju, D. Psikus, N. Evans, E. Tubman, B. Lindhorst, R. Regan. ROW 3: B. Kinney, F. Piazza, D. Drost, N. Hammond, D. Moron_o, M. Hoose, J. Lewis, C. Hull,.ok, J. Buzzelli, J. Kadlec1k. ROW 4: C. Long, M. Dull!!;, K. McGraw, J. VonArsdole, J. Ruck, W. Pannebecker, L. Costello, D. Williams, D. Skopek. ROW 1: C. Kauffman, J. Artim, R. Young, J. Bartosh, P. Schillaci, A. Mahally. ROW 2: B. Goldsworthy, R. Stoshak, P. Majewski, C. Buchina, D. Babetski, H. Maholly, D. Wasilewski, S. Vnuk, J. Chokmokos, J. Grout, J. Englot. 115 ��ROW 1: C. Sabatini, P. Michaels, P. Kozick, D. Edwards, K. Hohn, K. Gildea, S. Roman, J. Pavlik . ROW 2 , M. Wyiock i, D. McDonnough, F. Skardinsky, 8. Chandler, 0. Patrizi, M . Polepko, D. Pape, M . Welebob, D. Zeffer . ROW 3: M. Rushton , J . Mille t, T. Macavage, D. Polachek, D. Condo, P. Sirin• kowski, A. Chuba, R. Sorbre, L. Yakus. ROW' 4 : P. McKeown, S. Margolis, S. Zawatski, E. Sabota, G. Endrusik, D, Janoski, D. 0zieciol, 8. Tyrell . SITTING: C. fo·rnetti , Mrs . Saracino . STANDING : L. Davis, J. Williams, J. Levitski, L Neher. 117 �ROW 1: J. Baron, T. Schwab. ROW 2: B. Mazzitelli, G. Ta M: S. Wilkes, D. Jones, D. Martin, S. Knight, Mrs . S: E. Schwartz, C. Broad, S. Funke, C. Koterba, J. , B. Long, K. Flis, N. Roberts . �OM: 5. Wilkes D J AIRS E• Schwartz' C· B ones ' DS· Mortin' S . Kn,g • hI M S 1 : B on, . Long , K. •Fl',s,· Nroad , . Funke , C. Koterba, , rsJ.. Eng aracino . Roberts. lot J. �; ------------~---- - ROW 1: J. Yosh , D. Stewart, T. Young, R. Bielecki, R. Suda . ROW 2: J. Mayhoff, A. Dun n, D. Williams, J . VanArsdale, M . Hartman . ROW 3: 8. Kinney, C. Long, F. Piazza, M. Dubik, D. Cooper. BAND ~ ROW 1 : A . Mahally , N. Maskornick . ROW 2 : V. Moss, J. Zaleski, D. Malshefski, E. Hornick, J. Slusark, J. Englot, Mr. Santos. ROW 3: M. Mohally, R. Gatrone, E. Hilinski, N. Landmesser, A. Behr. ROW 4 : M . Shoemaker, T. Blaum, R. Gapinski , Mr. Serzan. - -- - - - - -- - - - - �MEMBERS INCLUDE : N. Evans, R. Schwartz, M. Goldberg, D. Morano, D. Sabalesky, L. Phillips, J. Acornley, J. Pokrinchak, M. Haase, N. Hammond , E. Richards, B. Wasenda, R. Suda, I. Costello, R. Sorenson, P. Grabko, J. LaCava, R. Johnson, M. Hortman, A. Baronio, D. Stewart, J, Yosh, T. Young, R. Bielecki, J. Jedju, A. Marini , G. Ober, R. Veverka, D. Granahan, F. Piazza , G . Landis, W. Marianelli, G. Balok, M. Dubik, S. Zannetti , R. Reagan , C. long, B. Kinney, P. Jackson, A. Dunn, B. Lindhorst, S. Dodd, M. Kadlecik, J. Mayhoff, D. Williams, M. Mishinski, J. Lewis, J. D' Alessandro, M. Cuprizinski , C. Kraeski, J. Styklunas, J. VanArsdale, T. Frew, E. Tubman, J. Ruder, R. Kennedy, R. Gregory, R. Morelli, R. Nutaitus, Conductor. ~ MEMBERS INCLUDE: ROW 1: J. Pedersen, Conductor, D. Simensky, L. Phillips, D. Psikus, L. Waznik, A. Kaufmann, H. Harris, M. Stern, M. Sullivan, D. Tagliaterra, N. Tenneriello, J. Bonnanne, Judy Zola, J. Buzzelli, M. Anderson . ROW 2: D. Marchetti, D. Moravec, K. Lesh, R. Celusniak, C. Hudak, D. Shekletski, M. Rincavage, T. Sosa, D. Schonfeld, D. Reeves, M. Kodlecik, M. Toth, L. Schall. ROW 3 : D. Mento, D. Hanusin, T. Cavallin i, A. Teixeira, S. Norton, S. Kupinsky, C. Tomassacci, D. Drost, E. Gulla, M. Leaser, F. Gerrity, D. Dorzinsky, L. Papatopoli, M. Miller, C. Demko. ROW 4 : D. Pugh , R. Burger, K. Bacon, A. McElwee, R. Hall, M. Mercuri, H. Hoover, B. Frederick, P. Wright, D. Williams, M. Colicchio, K. McGraw, J. D'Alessandro, R. Morelli. ROW 5 : D. Skopek, T. Dennis, J. Jones, M. Hartman, J. Cardoni, M. Greenb~rg, J. Borysiak, J. Ruck, J. Seserko, C. Long, R. Conniff, W. Pannabecker, B. Kinney, J. Matteo, L. Strumski, J. Serrenti. 121 �-- -.': ----------- ADMISSIONS : Ann Morie Parry - - - -- --- - ~ ADMISSIONS: SEATED: D. Duesler. STANDING: R. Leeds . ALUMNI: Lynn Jacobs DEVE BUSINESS OFFICE: SEATED: A. Roder. STANDING: D. Scorini, R. Miller, J. Reese. 122 �COMMERCE AND FINANCE: J. Mertis CONTINUING EDUCATION AND GRADUATE STUDIES: G. Rodechko, H. Frew DEVELOPMENT: E. Robinson DEVELOPMENT: D. Sokoski 123 �DEVELOPMENT: P. Corbett EDUCATION, J. Rhinehimer FINANCE OFFICE: SEATED: M. Lorusso, M. Bynsky. STANDING, A. Saxon, R. Morovinski, A. Kester, R. Zula. GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT: R. Meschini HISTORY , J. Yarrish UIRARYSTAFF �. Pawlush PHYSICS PRESIDENT'S OFFICE: H. Kagy, N. Cordy, M. Connor REGISTRAR' S OFFICE : SEATED: E. Gearhart. STANDING: A. Bearde, J. Pappas. 125 �--"' - - """"' ~ ~ ~i!i'i 126 ------------ -~- - (ii~ ~'ir - - ~,;;:- = v-,=7-~"'-""m<=w#~-~# ,.,,~-~-'--~ 't\~M4 ~ ~ ~ M - - -~----- - J''" >~~ ~ ~'ffe -~~ ~ "" _., -- - --- ~- - ~ �127 ��129 ���Jl _KES l ~ OUT TO G£r ~'vk 132 ��,_ • -- 134 -------- - - --==;;;;;a;;;;; �135 ���.a ,,,.,', ">t-,. - ~ ; ,'.J. ., . ~ ?•,F . ' ,- \. ~·,,,. , ' ~ , ~ '''' \ 138 �'''' 139 �p a m~ i l!!l DYNAMITE f 140 �~o \J P~ L DYNAMITE 1, �.._.....,.___ . ------ - - - -- ���• 145 ��~··· l .. . .• :·.......... .•. •. .. ...·, . .. • • '. +~-~ 147 ��149 �- 150 - - - - �at 151 �, 152 ��\ \ �155 �156 �.... 157 ��159 �160 �\ \ f 161 ����''()nPJ ~ ()(}f)v ~ ~~u¼t" 165 �-- 166 �• 167 �=------ -- 168 - ------ - ----- --- - -- - - ------ �169 ��171 �- . . (_r lf ' ~ �173 ������. �-- _ -- ������I THE 1974 FOOTBALL COLONELS: FIRST Costanzo. SECOND ROW: J. Morreale, Bradshaw, T. Schwab. THIRD ROW: B. Pc FOURTH ROW: P. Adams, K. Gompertz, don, E. Suchoski . FIFTH ROW: J. McBride Croley. SIXTH ROW: T. O 'Rourke, D. Sih J. Moran, E. Lukas, R. Schmidt, J. Goobic Coach Rollie Schmidt 7ull 7ffo(ty r ,A l . rvown \ �THE 1974 FOOTBALL COLONELS: FIRST ROW, L to R: B. Ford, N. Ametrano, J. Baron, T. Blaum, 8. Horan, 8. Mazitelli, P. Podolak, D. Keisling, J. Costanzo. SECOND ROW: J. Morreale, J. Dettmore, D. Kulick, F. Lohman, C. Suppon, G . Abraham, N. Lozorak, F. Marianacci, S. Leskiw, T. Bradshaw, T. Schwab. THIRD ROW: B. Para, F. Wengen, D. Olekszulin, G. Snyder, R. Smith, J. Matusek, G. Wild, L. Dalmas, L. Kluk, P. Wengen. FOURTH ROW, P. Adams, K. Gampertz, B. Lemakos, T. Shipula, D. Williams, C. Crawford, P. Nardozzi, D. McDermott, M. Calabrese, D. Sheridan, E. Suchoski. FIFTH ROW: J. McBride, 8. Adamy, G . Lawrence, K. Sickler, K. Franke, P. Bessler, L. Maczuga, D. Mazankey, L. Jacabwitz, 8. Croley. SIXTH ROW: T. O'Rourke, D. Silver, R. Cooper, D. Trethaway, E. Zaborney, C. O ' Brien, T. Couto, F. Sirocki. SEVENTH ROW: P. J. Kane, J. Moran, E. Lukas, R. Schmidt, J. Gaobic, J. Skvarla, C. Deacon. Coach Rollie Schmidt Co-Captains T. Blaum, 8. Horan 7i£,U 7Roc~~ 187 �• - After a six year leave of absence, the Colonel football squad returned to the top of the Middle Atlantic Conference grid mountain, when·it won its sixth title in history. Finishing 7-2, coach Rollie Schmidt's teamJeft its calling card on the MAC doorstep, with 18 starters returning in 1976 to try and make it two in a row. One of the most exciting moments of the past season had to be in the Colonels ' 14-10 win over Albright in the season finale to ice the championship. The defense, led by the heroics of linebacker Steve Leskiw and Tony Schwab, ripped apart the Lion Wishbone to secure one of the biggest Blue and Gold victories on record. 188 ---------~~----- �1ve of absence, the Colonel football squad the Middle Atlantic Conference grid moun• ,cth title in history. Finishing 7-2, coach Rollie calling card on the MAC doorstep, with 18 ~76 to try and make it two in a row. One of Tients of the past season had to be in the ,ver Albright in the season finale to ice the fense, led by the heroics of linebacker Steve 1wab, ripped apart the Lion Wishbone to est Blue and Gold victories on record. . &-.. ,_.. _,,.,. ~ --- _::l~ _..._.., ....,....-~~~~ ~ 189 �THE COLONELETTES: L to R, KNEELING : A. Teixeira, N. Mathers, V. Kloer, M. Pelepka, E. Schwartz, A. Centrella, M. Saleski, S. Funke, D. Titus. STANDING: L. Schall, C. Santoro, J. Johnson , S. Knight, P. Bianconi, D. Jones, N. Roberts, K. Flis, S. Senio, C. Broad, B. Long, Coach Gay Meyers. Coach Gay Meyers' squad made it two championships in one season for Wilkes College, when the girls clinched honors in the one-year old Northeastern • Pennsylvania Inter-collegiate Athletic Association, Finishing 5-5-1 the Colonelettes, led by record breaking scorer Penny Bianconi gave Blue and Gold fans much to cheer about. 190 �aleski, S. Funke, D. Titus. ad, B. Long, Cooch Goy 191 �In the win column, it wasn 't one of the more prosperous ca1 paigns for the booters, but as outgoing coach Tom Rokita said May' s athletic banquet, "he was proud of those kids and they gov one hundred percent." That's all you can ask out of any athlete and 2-6-2 doesn't tell the story of the 1974 season. • 192 THE 1974 COLLEGE SOCCER COLONELS: L to R, KNEELING : N. P. Von, J . Meholick, B. Udeh, J . Chakmakas, J. Banguita. SITTING: T. Apostolaros, T. Burns, G . Mocko, G . Hoane, S. Patsioka s, S. Sergi, T. Trost, M. Bussolini. STANDING: Coach Rokita, Asst. Coach M. Sicher, A. S. Fakhr, F. Josephs, P. Kalaritis, B. Purcell, B. Na rdone, P. Papadopo ulos, R. lgneze , Asst. Coach J. Marfia. �1mn, it wasn 't one of the more prosperous cam,oters, but as outgoing coach Tom Rokita said at nquet, " he was proud of those kids and they gave cent." That's all you can ask out of any athlete, I tell the story of the 1974 season. I. Banguita. SITTING: T. Apostolaros, T. Burns, G . er, A. S. Fakhr, F. Josephs, P. Kalaritis, 8. Purcell, 193 �THE 1974 CROSS COUNTRY COLONELS: KNEELING, L to R: M. Callahan, P. Boris, M. Malloy, J. Metzger, S. Ungvarsky. STANDING: M . Zavoy , D. Kowalek, E. Bosha, S. Standifor, Coach G. Pawlush. 3-14 is not usually a record that brings a smile to a coach's face, but head mentor George Pawlush feels he has seen the beginning of the big climb to respectability in 1974, with interest in the sport growing, and top notch runners matriculating to Wilkes. 194 �loy, J. Metzger, S. Ungvarsky. 195 �THE 1975 BASKETBALL COLONELS: KNEELING, L to R: F. Trainor, 5. Ference, M. Prekopo, R. Miscovoge. STANDING: M. Schueler, C. Ozgo, G. Buzinski, J. Brobont, F. Britt. •• 196 It was on "almost but not quite" year for coach Rodger Beorde and his team. The song of Wilkes' first MAC cage title in history was heard ploying through the S. Franklin St. gymnasium all season, but frustration played its part near the end, and ruined the Blue and Gold bid. It was a great season still, and the interest in basketball reached on all-time high in 1974-75, at the college. In their heart-breaking double overtime defeat to Scranton lost February, almost three thousand turned out to see the meeting of the two Northeastern Pennsylvania cage greats. Jock Brobont �age . STANDING: M. Schuc- 1000 tP&wt Greg Buzinski / 197 �- __ THE 1975 WF B Lear, A. Ye Gregrow, J. y �THE 1975 WRESTLING COLONELS: KNEELING, L to R: J. Gelb, R. Mahonski, F. Stellatella, R. Preefer, L. Balum, G . DiZebba, S. Lear, C. Tortella, S. Kinback . SITTING: B. Lear, A. Yanku, D. Ellis, M. Kassab, G . Ashley, J. Chakmakas, W . Stumpf, V. Zellner, E. Monk, G . MacClain. STANDING: T. Park, Coach John Reese, E. Finn, D. Gregrow, J. Yost, D. House, M. Stevens, M. Garafola, R. Fatherly, A. Scharer, B. Purcell, V. Kaplan . The Colonel grapplers made their exit from the MAC a successful one, capturing their seventh straight league crown, and 14th in the last 19 years. In their final campaign as a Division Ill wrestling power, John Reese's matmen failed to win their second consecutive national title, finishing third. But two Colonels, Gene Ashley and Jim Weisenflu walked away with individual crowns, and with a host of lettermen returning, the prospects for a successful debut in the University-Division ranks, appears almost a certainty. 199 �I 200 �201 �IJ WlJ IJ THE 1975 BASKETBALL COLONETTES g THE 1975 SWIMMING COLONELS A vibrant, new head coach named Rick Mar- Improvement has been the key- chant brought a bucketful of hope, and clouds of note of the Colonettes the pa~t two enthusiasm to the Colonel swim program, and despite a mediocre 3-5 record, the water sport may well be on its way to respectability at Wilkes. The past season saw thirteen girls don seasons, finishing 6-9 in 1974-75. And with almost the entire team the colors of the Blue and Gold. 202 remaining intact, this coming season could top all others. �q [B IJ v e· 0 i, •• 0 e; THE 1975 BASKETBALL COLONETTES t b a; e e A vibrant, new head coach named Rick Mar- Improvement hos been the key- 1ont brought o bucketful of hope, ond clouds of note of the Colonettes the past two nthusiasm to the Colonel swim program, and seasons, finishing 6-9 in 1974-75. espite a mediocre 3-5 record, the water sport Iay well be on its woy to respectability at {ilkes. The past season sow thirteen girls don And with almost the entire team remaining intact, this coming season could top all others . ,e colors of the Blue ond Gold. 203 �---------------- THE 1975 BASEBALL COLONELS 204 -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - �205 �u THE 1975 TENNIS COLONELS It was a rebuilding year for coach Tom Rokita and the Wilkes tennis team, as the Colonels struggled to a 2-9 campaign. Judd Davis, only a sophomore showed a lot of promise in the number one singles position, and along with his young team mates, give reason for optimism during the next two years. 206 �207 �1975 GOLF COLONELS YlJ . IJ 1975 TENNIS COLONETTES 208 1975 LaCROSSE COLONELS : ROW ONE, L to ·R, V. Krill, Davis, K. Franke, F. Lohman, M. Menancini, M. Davis. ROV. �1975 LaCROSSE COLONELS : ROW ONE, L to R: V. Krill, B. Armstrong, B. Winter, D. Mock, J. Malatras, G . Geishen, D. Nash, J. Baron, B. Mazzitell i. ROW TWO : N. Lozorak, C. Austin, B. Davis, K. Franke, F. Lohman, M. Menancini , M. Davis . ROW THREE: C. Deacon, J. Hobrock, J. Lack, P. DiZebba . 209 ��~ -------. -· ~ - ·- - ' 211 �ABU EL HAWA, Tarek , 481 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Biology ABU EL HAWA, Ziyad, 531 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Accounting ACKERMAN, Edward, 126 Butler St ., Pittston, Psychology ALLAN, Richard, 299 W . Grand St., Nanticoke, Environmental Science AMETRANO, Nicholas, 315 N. Main St., Plains, Political Science ANDERSON, Jennifer, 111 Old River Road A 1, Wilkes-Barre, Business Administration ANYOMI, Samuel, Business Administra tion The book that you have just finished looking at is the end result of a lot of blood, sweat, and even some tears. Many long hours, days, weeks, and months by a few people were put into the 1975 Amnicola to make it the book that it is and those people are very proud of it. There were moments when we thought there would not be a 1975 Amnicola, but as you can see those moments were quickly forgotten. We, the Co-Editors of the 1975 Amnicola, would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those people who helped make this book a reality: Joe -Without you I would have lost and given up back in January. Thank you for all your help and your beautiful art work. Mary Ann - Thanks for being a great business manager and thanks for all your help and support. Debbie - Thanks for all the work you did on the club section and for being a fantastic copy editor. Beth - Thank you for a fine senior section. Mark - Thanks for all your work on the Sports Section. Our Staff- Thank you for being there when we needed you. Mr. Moran - A special thank you for all your help and guidance. You helped me through some rough moments. Mrs. Meyers - Thanks for all your support on the Publications Committee. We would like to take this last paragraph to apologize for any mistakes that may have been made in this book. The few that we know of were not our fault and could not be helped, especially the omission of the I.D.C. picture, which was lost by the photographer, and the omission of several identifications which were not available when the book was finished. We hope that you like the 1975 Amnicola, because we are very proud of it. 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PH ONE KINGSTON, PA. 287 - 93 5 8 • IF IT'S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT-- q/14if -=- 1 NEDDOFF'S REST AU RANT IO I Hazle St. Wilkes-Barre , Pa . 824-6585 OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. Compliments of Every night Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company INC. tVICE Congratulations Class of '75 From The Amnicola Staff 227 ����• I 1 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wilkes Yearbooks (Amnicola), 1947-2019 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947-2019 Description An account of the resource This collection is the complete digitized series of the Wilkes College and Wilkes University yearbooks (Amnicola). The following years did not produce a yearbook: 2012 2018 2020 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amnicola, 1975 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/df218acd2e9d5c94598d752e95b8babd.pdf 3ab2a80e34c23ff0f818dbe22c1fb5f8 PDF Text Text �����·-- 1 -~'?~~-:~~§:. ::::§--5;-~~~=:~~:....,.,,,====!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~--------- -- ---- --- - ..___..... �President's Message to 4 the Class of 1974 · · · · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6 Dedication . , • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 7 Theme .. •••···· · · ·· ·· ···· · · ·· ··· ··· · · ·· · ···· ····· 8 . Seniors .. • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ..... .. ... .. . 72 Academics • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 94 Dorms and Clubs • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~ 36 Campus. • • · ··· · ··· · ·· ··· · · · ·· ··· ·· ··· ···· ··· · · · 168 Events .. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : 232 Sports .. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 278 Senior Directory · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . ... . ... ... 284 Advertisements • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . ... .. . . . . . 294 Index . ... • • · · · ·· · ··· ··· ·· · ············· ·· ··· ··· �The Cl you as Eugen When devot �President's Message to the Class of 1974 The Class of '74 will alw.ays be special in my personal memories, as I hope it will be to you. We embarked upon these four years together you as freshmen and I as the freshman president, beginning the transition of leadership for Wilkes College from its founding father, Dr. Eugene Shedden Farley. When entering college, freshmen invariably find the president's message concentrates upon the new chapter opening in their lives that will be devoted to a unique kind of experience - the challenge of higher education. At that time, too, all college personnel try to communicate the variety of experiences and influence~ that will be exerted on your developing personalities and intellectual resources while in the environment of the academic world. As one who entered the responsibilities of the President's Office with you as freshmen, I reflect upon the meaning of these words as they represented new challenges and experiences for me. Certainly, the successes and failures have been as much a part of my experience as they have been for you as students. The constant academic reference to change and the instruction that was to prepare you to cope with the unknown throughout your lives have been brought home very forcibly. In our experience together over these past four years, all of us have had to adopt to normal changes, but we also met the challenge of unknowns which we would have never anticipated. Certainly, flood reconstruction, capital investment programs reflected in the construction of the Stark Learning Center, and the repairs on all of our buildings to make them the safest, most modern campus buildings possible were all challenges which were not foreseen but which required accommodation by every student, faculty member, and administrator. The implementation of new curricula in engineering, medical education, theatre arts, nursing, environmental science, and new courses in every discipline constituted challenges to the intellect of faculty and student. The living proof of what we have tried to teach as an important characteristic of education in your lives is reflected in the capacity to recognize the inevitability of change and the intelligence and courage you possess which can help you respond in constructive and positive ways to the unknowns that will affect your lives. I hope that you feel as I do - that we share a common bond that will forever enable us to retain special memories as the Class of '7 4. May I wish you all the strength, courage, and vision required to make you the finest, most effective young men and women our society can produce. We all look to you for the resolution of human problems that will be never-ending but which are part of the joy and sorrow of human existence. My warmest, best wishes to you all. Francis J. Michelini President 5 �With issues such ing us each day, from the frequen1 yet, perhaps not i life than we oursE sion like the parti of dissonance an! of dissonance, re nival, the carniva �With issues such as Watergate, the energy crises and other problems of the world confronting us each day, we take delight in finding ourselves cloistered by college walls, isolated from the frequently disturbing and disillusioning happenings of our turbulent times. And, yet, perhaps not isolated . . . perhaps more immediately involved in the topsy turviness of life than we ourselves realize. Cloistered from confusion? - rather cloistered amidst confu- sion like the participants of a carnival who find themselves confined within the boundaries of dissonance and distortion. Certainly our lives, though cloistered, have struck the chords of dissonance, reached, at times, the excess of distortion and endured the chaos of the carnival, the carnival of life, as we ask ourselves: Who am I? . . . Where am I going? What a tangled web we lead. Go round in circumsense. Could someone show me how to tell The dancer from the dance? ���Sheffe Abraham B.S., Business Administration Robert P. Adams B.S., Accounting Richard B. Anselmi B.A., History 10 Stephen Adamchak B.A., Political Science Valerie Aiello B.A., Psychology Eva Antanelis B.A., Fine Arts Leslie M. Adams B.A., Political Science Joseph Andrews B.A., Psychology, Elementary Education Charles Aquilina B.S., Accounting Nicholas R. Atwe B.S., Business Adminis Philip E. Auron B.S., Biology Catherine Bauma B.A., Music �Leslie M . Adams B.A., Political Science Joseph Andrews ., Psychology, Elementary Education Charles Aquilina B.S., Accounting Diane Justine Augello Nicholas R. Atwell B.S., Business Administration Lee David Auerbach B.S., Accounting Philip E. Auron B.S., Biology Michael Banchero Jo Anne Bartle B.S., Business Administration B.A., Elementary Education Catherine Baumann B.A., Music Mary A. Becker B.A., Psychology B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education June F. Beerish B.A., English 11 �Lee L. Beretsky B.A., Elementary Education Barbara Ann Berkant B.A., Sociology Mary Catherine Bice B.S., Music Education 12 Ann E. Berkise B.A., Psychology Marie A. Bickel, R.N. B.S., Nursing Education Ronald J. Bertram B.S. , Business Administration Mark J. Billet B.S. , Music Education �Rev. Theodore Boback B.A., Psychology Marie Bocolo B.A., Elementary Education Andrea Bogusko B.S., Music Henry E. Bolinsky B.S., Electrical Engineering Joseph M. Bonner B.S., Business Administration 13 �14 Charles J. Bonsavage B.S., Electrical Engineering Antonios Bordoutsos B.S., Mathematics Martin E. Borr B.S., Accounting Thomas C. Boshinski B.S., Accounting Andrew J. Bowalick B.S., Physics, Mathematics Jack R. Bower B.S., Music Education Charles B. Boyer B.A., History William Bradbury B.A., Psychology Michael R. Breakstone B.A., Psychology Wilbert M. Brezn B.S., Business Admin Nancy L. 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Charters B.A., Elementary Education Andrew D. Check B.S., Business Administration 17 �David J. Check B.S., Business Administration Juliann Chmielowski Susan Z. Cinquegrani B.S., Nursing Education B.A., Fine Arts Education Donna Coffin B.A., Elementary Education 18 Mary P. Cheung B.S., Business Administration David Cohen B.A., Psychology Paul Chilek B.A., History Louis Ciuferri B.S., Accounting John Collins B.S., Accounting David J. Cooper B.S., Music Education Thomas J. Cronin B.A., Psychology Marjorie Eve Czule, B.S ., Biology �1ul Chilek 1., History David J. Cooper B.S., Music Education is Ciuferri A.ccounting Thomas J. Cronin ~.A., Psychology Collins ccounting Marjorie Eve Czulewicz B.S., Biology Robert Corgan B.A., Psychology Ayn Crawley B.A., Psychology, Sociology Richard F. Curry Ann Marie Cusick B.S., Business Administration B.S., Music Education Roger C. Danbury B.S ., Business Administration Lorene Daring B.S., Music Education 19 �Russell C. Daubert Ill B.S., Business Administration Craig L. Deacon B.S., Business Administration Edward J. Delucca B.A., Psychology, Elementary Education James Carl DeSombre B.S., Materials Engineering 20 Ann Marie Deutsch B.A., Sociology Monica P. Delucca B.S., Nursing Education Ruth Carol DeWitt B.S., Music Education Annette Doblix B.A., English �I C. Daubert Ill ess Administration :a P. Delucca ,rsing Education irol DeWitt ;ic Education •,t>, Annette Doblix B.A., English Doris Dobranski B.A., Psychology Christine H. Donahue B.S., Music Education . Donna M. Dances B.A., Elementary Education Karen Ann Dryzga B.S., Business Administration 21 �R. Noel Duffy 8.A., History Robert Dzugan S.S., Materials Engineering Pamela Eggert B.S., Business Education 22 Cliff Dungey B.S., Mathematics Cindy Joan Eaker B.A., Elemenfci!y Education Bernard S. Elko B.A., Elementary Education Deborah Dunleavy B.A., English David Edwards B.A., Elementary Education William T. Ellis B.S., Business Education Sharon M. 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Grandinetti Mary Ellen Good B.S., Music Education Mitchell Gouze B.A., Political Science Nancy E. Greenburg B.S., Music Education 27 �Susan Barbara Greenspan B.A., Elementary Education Jaret Griffiths B.A., Elementary Education Rose Guasto B.A., Spanish 28 Steven Mark Grossman B.A., Psychology Pat Gurney B.S., Sociology Daniel G. Grow B.A., History John F. Haczewski B.S., Accounting Richard Anthony Hartranf1 B.S., Accounting �. L\ Susan Barbara G reenspan B .A., Elementary Education Daniel G. Grow B.A., History John F. Haczewski B.S., Accounting Richard Anthony Hartranft B.S., Accounting Carol Haught B.A., Elementary Education Tarek Abul-Hawa B.S., Biology JoAnn Herforth B.A., French Linda R. Hill B.S., Business Administration 29 �Michael G. Hischak B.S., Accounting Robert T. Hooley B.S., Music Education Paul Elliot Hunter, Jr. B.S., Physics 30 Denise Hollick B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education Joseph M. Houck B.A., Elementary Education Susan E. Hutton B.A., Elementary Education Gregory F. Hollis B.S., Biology Tammy Hrynko B.A., English Joseph D. lero B.S., Business Administration �Peter A. Jadelis B.S., Business Administration Sandra Januszweski B.A., Sociology Cathryn Carol Jarin B.A., Psychology Linda M. Jones B.A., English Lois A. Jones B.A., Elementary Education Ruthanne Jones B.A., English, Theatre Arts Edward T. Kalish B.A., Fine Arts Regina Kemmerer B.S., Nursing Education Mary Kane B.A., Psychology, Elementary Education 31 �Patricia Karlonis B.A., Elementary Education Jomes Borth Kelly B.A., Political Science, Hisle Jeffrey M. Katra B.A., Psychology Nathan Katz B.S., Accounting 32 Hoe Sook Kim M.S., Elementary Educotio Deborah Kazinetz B.S., Mathematics Janice Lynn Katuna B.A., Elementary Education Janet L. Kirchner B.A., Psychology �James Barth Kelly B.A., Political Science, History Hae Sook Kim M.S., Elementary Education Janice Lynn Katuna Janet L. 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Moran B.S., Elementary Educa1 �Peter Mirabelle B.A., Psychology Ellen Ruth Mitchell B.A., French Ratnakar Mitra M.B.A., Management Science and Marketing Joyce M. Mochan B.S., Nursing Education Dennis R. Moore B.S., Accounting Valerie E. Moore B.A., Sociology, German Patricia A. Moran B.S., Elementary Education 41 �. _.. . .. ;: Jennifer C. Morgan B.A., Elementary Education Jerome Morgenstern B.S., Accounting Kurt D. Moser B.S., Materials Engineering Thomas J . Motichka B.S., Commerce and Finance Michael D. Murphy B.S., Physics Michael V. Nicolais B.S., Business Adm_inistration Fred J . Pacolitch B.S., Music Educatio1 Michelle Marie Noll B.A., Fine Arts Education Elaine Ann Notari B.A. , Elementary Education Thomas J . Panetta B.A., Psychology Michael A. Niehoff B.A., Political Science -42 Simeon Ntafos B.S., Electrical Enginee1 �1eering Simeon Ntafos B.S., Electrical Engineering Michael O'Boyle B.S., Accounting Elaine Louise Owen B.A., English is -ration Fred J. Pacolitch B.S., Music Education Leonard J. Paczkowski B.A., Political Science Marilyn Marie Palenchar B.A., Fine Arts Education 'ion Thomas J. Panetta B.A., Psychology Elaine C. Para B.A., French Stephen M. Paroby B.S., Accounting 43 �Patricia Patalak B.A., Psychology Frank W . Paulewicz B.S., Materials Engineering Karen Lucia Peppe B.A., Elementary Education, Spanish 44 Carol Pechaelonis B.A., History Pamela L. Pethick B.S., Education Harry Pecuch B.S., Business Administration Rosemary Petrillo B.A., Elementary Education Susan Lynn Pezzner B.A., Mathematics �Patricia Patalak B.A., Psychology Susan Lynn Pezzner B.A., Mathematics Earl B. Pickett B.S., Electrical Engineering Leda Pickett B.A., English Linda Jane Pinson Harry Pecuch B.A., Elementary Education B.S., Business Administration Camille Pizano Rosemary Petrillo B.A., Elementary Education B.A., Elementary Education 45 �Martin Pobutkiewicz B.A., English John William Reap B.S., Music Education John G . Rice B.A., Elementary Education 46 John F. Price B.S., Biology Carol J. Reich B.A., Fine Arts Joseph Riillo B.A., Sociology Marlene Ann Rampola B.A., Elementary Education Maryann M . Reino B.A., History Grace A. Rinaldi B.S., Accounting A. Ruth Rinehime1 B.A., English Linda Sue Roeth B.A., Fine Arts Educa Alan Rosencrance B.S., Chemistry �Marlene Ann Rampola B.A., Elementary Education Maryann M. Reino B.A., History Grace A. Rinaldi B.S ., Accounting A. Ruth Rinehimer B.A., English B.A., Elementary Education James A. Rodda B.A., History Linda Sue Roeth B.A., Fine Arts Education Bettie Ann Rogers B.S., Nursing Education B.S., Electrical Engineering Alan Rosencrance B.S., Chemistry Linda L. Ross B.S., Mathematics Jean M. Rostock B.A., Elementary Education, Spanish Terry Roccograndi Taghi Roohafza . 47 �Robert W. Ryan B.S., Business Administration -48 William A. Saba B.S., Elementary Education Ann Sadonick B.A., Psychology Duane David Sadvary B.S., Electrical Engineering Roger A. Sands B.A., Psychology Linda Pierina Scatena B.A., Psychology Ann M. Schifano B.A., English Cal A. Schluter B.S., Business Administration B.S., Business Administration David R. Schoonmaker Cathy Selitto B.A., Psychology Anita Pauley Shaw B.A., English Richard J. Simkulak B.S., Materials Engineering �Ann Sadonick B.A., Psychology Cathy Selitto B.A., Psychology Diane M. Seltzer B.A. , Elementary Education Karen Shaughnessy B.A ., Elementary Education / Linda Pierina Scatena B.A., Psychology Anita Pauley Shaw B.A., English David R. Schoonmaker Richard J. Simkulak B.S., Business Administration B.S., Materials Engineering B.A., Psychology Ronald A. Shuleski B.S., Music Education Francis A. Singer, Jr. B.A., Spanish Robert Singer B.S., Business Administration Norman Shore 49 �Susan Slocum B.A., Elementary Ed,ucation Mark A. Skopek B.A., Mathematics 50 Elaine Smith B.A., Spanish John Edward Snigg, Jr. B.A., Psychology Gene D. Sprechini B.S., Mathematics Joyce Stahl B.A., Psychology Elaine Steinbrenner B.A., Elementary Education Melonie M . Stemba B.A., Elementary Education Joseph E. Stella B.S., Biology Harriet R. Stults B.A., Fine Arts Education Mark W . Tippett B.S., Business Administration �Susan Slocum 8.A., Elementary Ed,ucation Gene D. Sprechini S.S., Mathematics Melonie M. Stemba 8.A., Elementary Education Joseph E. Stella S.S ., Biology 8.A., Fine Arts Harriet R. Stults 8.A., Fine Arts Education Marie Sudo Keith E. Theile 8.A., Fine Arts Education 8.A., Chemistry Mark W. Tippett B.S., Business Administration Karen L. Toslosky B.A., English Michael A. Trolio S.S., Biology Linda Stevens Rosemary E. Strinkoski 8.A., Sociology 51 �52 Edward Tunaitis B.A. , Economics Christopher F. Unger B.S., Music Education Dennis C. Unger B.S., Business Administration Jean P. Vadeboncoeur B.S., Music Education Angela T. Vauter B.A., Sociology B.S., Electrical Engineering Charlene M . Volpe B.A., English Drew C. Wagner Jeffrey Walk B.S., Business Administration B.S., Business Administration Thomas Vincent Linda Walters B.A., Spanish Margaret Waitkevich B.A., Sociology Peter P. Waskiewicz B.S., Electrical Engineering �Dennis C. Unger B.S., Business Administration Thomas Vincent B.S., Electrical Engineering Jeffrey Walk B.S., Business Administration Linda Walters B.A., Spanish Margaret Waitkevich B.A., Sociology Peter P. Waskiewicz B.S., Electrical Engineering Carol Warke B.A., Sociology William Wash B.S., Mathematics Steven Wasko 8.S., Biology Barry Warner B.S., Biology Alexis Waskie 8.A., French Bruce Weinstock 8.S., Accounting 53 �Ann M. Williams B.A., Psychology Cynthia Witkowski B.A., Fine Arts Barbara Ann Wrazen B.S., Business Administration 54 Barry Williams B.S., Accounting Betty-Anne Wood B.A., Elementary Education Deborah Wysocki B.A., English Linda Williams B.A., Elementary Education Janice Woolf B.S., Music Education Barbara Ann Yanchuk B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education Robert M. Yanku B.A., History Wesley W. Yudiskas B.S., Electrical Engineerin Virginia C. Zembrzuski B.S., Business Administratic �Linda Williams B.A., Elementary Education Janice Woolf B.S., Music Education Barbara Ann Yanchuk Spanish, Elementary Education Robert M. Yanku B.A., History Wesley W. Yudiskas B.S., Electrical Engineering Virginia C. Zembrzuski S.S., Business Administration Randy Yanoshak B.S., Business Education Mary C. Yurkavage B.S., Medical Technology Roman A. Ziegler B.S., Music Education Claire M. Youngblood B.A., Sociology Barbara H. Zelnick B.A., Psychology Christine M. Zupko B.S., Music Education 55 ���������Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Lee David Auerbach An accounting major from Fair Lawn, New Jersey, Lee served in Student Government for three years, served on lnterdormitory Council, served as his dormitory secretary and treasurer, served as committee chairman for the Incoming Freshman Orientation, and was a campus co-ordinator. June F. Beerish An English major from Larksville, Penna., June was a member of the International Club, and served as an Amnicola staff member, assistant editor and as co-editor of the 1974 Amnicola. Andrea Bogusko A music education major from Wilkes-Barre, Penna., Andrea served as piano soloist and accompanist for the Wilkes College choral and concerto programs. She was also an active member of Theta Delta Rho and was active in the theatre. 64 Gifford R. Cappelini A Political Science major from WilkE Penna., Gifford served as Student Go, Representative, Student Representativ1 meetings, Chairman of the Student Go Film Committee, and was a member of team, and Treasurer of the Philosophy �. Richard Curry A Business Administration major from Wilkes-Barre, Penna., Richard Lee David Auerbach An accounting major from Fair Lawn, New Jersey, Lee served in Student Government for three years, served on lnterdormitory Council, served as his served as Student Director of IntraGifford R. Cappelini A Political Science major from Wilkes-Barre, Penna., Gifford served as Student Government murals, was a member of the cross country team, was an I.D.C. Representative and his Dormitory President. Representative, Student Representative to faculty dormitQry secretary and treasurer, served as committee chairman for the Incoming Freshman Orientation, and meetings, Chairman of the Student Government Film Committee, and was a member of the debate was a campus co-ordinator. team, and Treasurer of the Philosophy Club. Craig Deacon A Business Administration major from Lakewood, New Jersey, Craig was a member of the Varsity Football Team, the Varsity LaCrosse Team, was Resident Assistant, and was a member of the Lettermen's Club. Andrea Bogusko music education major from Wilkes-Barre, 10., Andrea served as piano soloist and accomst for the Wilkes College choral and concerto rams. She was also an active member of Theta l Rho and was active in the theatre. 65 �Christine H. Donahue A Music Education major from Kingston, Penna., Christine was a member of Theta Delta Rho, Wilkes Madrigal Singers, Wilkes College Chorus, served as President of M.E.N.C. and was active in musical productions. Clifton E. Dungey A Mathematics major from Shavertown, Penna ., Clifton served as President of the Math Club, Chairman of the Science Exposition, was a member of the Freshman Orientation Committee, Cue and Curtain, Physics Club and the Russian Club. 66 Kathleen Fetch Fritts An Elementary Education major from Exeter, Penna., Kathy served as cheerleader and captainof the squad, was a member of Cue 'N Curtain, and was a member of the Women's Athletic Association Gregory F. Hollis A Biology major from Hillsdale, New Jersey, Greg served as Student Government Representative, Vice President of Student Government, was a member of the Concert and Lecture Committee, the Teacher Effectiveness Committee, the Polar Bear Club, Tennis Letterman, and the Biology Club. �Steven Grossman A Psychology major from Kingston, Penna., Steve was a member of the Beacon, the Freshman Orientation Committee, lntramurals, Student Government. He also was President of the Psych Club, and was a member of the Science Fair Committee. Gregory F. Hollis Kathleen Fetch Fritts ementary Education major from Exeter, Kathy served as cheerleader and captain Jd, was a member of Cue 'N Curtain, and ,ember of the Women's Athletic Associati A Biology major from Hillsdale, New Jersey, Greg served as Student Government Representative, Vice President of Student Government, was a member of the Concert and Lecture Committee, the Teacher Effectiveness Committee, the Polar Bear Club, Tennis Letterman, ond the Biology Club. Joseph D. lero A Business Administration major from WilkesBarre, Penna., Joseph served as Dorm Treasurer, Intramural Bowling Director, a member of Wilkes Community Effort, the College Judicial Council, and was a Computer Center Student Aid. ' �Peter Jadelis A Business Administration major from Kenilworth, New Jersey, Peter was a three year member of Student Government, serving as its Recording Secretary, and its President. He was also Vice President of his dorm, and was a member of the Financial Aid Committee. Ruthanne Jones A Theatre Arts major from Forty fo Penna., Ruthanne served as Student Government Representative, was a Beacon staff reporter, President and Vice President of the Photography Club, and was a member of the Russia Club, Cue-n-Curtain, and was very active in Wilkes College Theatre. Kathleen M . Mansbery An English major from Warren, New athy was a member of the Judo Club, in, Freshman Orientation Committee, Bear Club, and was one of the Homecc Darlene Kishbaugh A Sociology major from WilkesBarre, Penna., Darlene was a member of the Amnicola staff, the Tennis Tearn, was a Strutter and a member of the Women's Athletic Association. Robert M. Leach A Theatre Arts major from Kingston, Penna., Robert served as Student Government Representative, o member of the Commuter Council, the Beacon staff, the Wilkes College Chorus, the Inaugural Committee, and was very active in the Wilkes College Theatre. �Ann F. McEvoy A Sociology major from MatamoRuthanne Jones ras, Penna., Ann was a member of the Majorettes squad, the Women's A Theatre Arts major from 'Forty F Penna., Ruthanne served as Student Field Hockey, Reach Out, Cue-n-Cur- Government Representative, was a tain, Polar Bear Club, I.D.C., and Beacon staff reporter, President and Vice President of the Photography was a Resident Assistant. Club, and was a member of the Russi Club, Cue-n-Curtain, and was very active in Wilkes College Theatre. Kathleen M. Mansbery An English major from Warren, New Jersey, Kathy was a member of the Judo Club, Cue-n-Curtain, Freshman Orientation Committee, I.D.C., Polar Bear Club, and was one of the Homecoming Prin- Fred J. Pacolitch A Music Education major from Taylor, Penna., Fred was a member of Cue-n-Curtain, the Collegians, M.E.N.C., was student director at the Homecoming Bonfire, was a member of the Wilkes College Band, and was very active in a number of Robert M. Leach "heatre Arts major from Kingston, Penna., Rob- productions at the Wilkes College Theatre. rved as Student Government Representative, a ,er of the Commuter Council, the Beacon staff, 'ilkes College Chorus, the Inaugural Commit~d was very active in the Wilkes College Thea- 69 �Thomas Panetta A Psychology major from Gore Hall, Wilkes College, Thomas served as a member of the Student Government, the lnterdormitory Food Committee, the Letterman's Club, the Football team and the Lacrosse team, and was his Dormitory President. Terry Roccograndi An Elementary Education major from Edwardsville, Penna ., Terry was a member of the Executive Councit the Choralettes, the Education Club, the Commuter Council, the Women 's Athletic Association, the Wilkes College Strutters, and served as Class Treasurer. 70 Frances M. Scharaldi A Political Science major from Parsippany, New Jersey, Fran was a member of the Executive Council, the Student.,faculty Committee, Reach Out, lntramurals, and was a Resident Assistant. Barbara A. Yanchuk An Elementary Education major from South River, New Jersey, Barbra was a member of the cheerleaders, and served as its captain, was President of the Women's Athletic Association, and was on the Intramural Women's Volleyball Team. �Frances M. Scharaldi A Political Science major from Parsippany, New rsey, Fran was a member of the Executive Coun. the Student..faculty Committee, Reach Out, ramurals, and was a Resident Assistant. Barbaro A. Yonchuk An Elementary Education major from South River, New Jersey, Barbra was a member of the cheerleaders, and served as its captain, was President of the Women's Athletic Association, and wos on the Intramural Women's Volleyboll Team. ���Administration Francis J. Michelini, President 74 ��76 John Chwalek, Director of Placement �Thomas Kelly, Director of Development �Charles Abate, Business Manager 78 �tirector of Financial Aid .., �Facu I C 0 l l e g e s r V l C e s 80 �\ L . AFROTC: ROW 1: R. L. Wing, Chairman, R. Carpenter; ROW 2: R. Carlson, R. Talbott. BIOLOGY: ROW 1: G. Kimball, C. Reif, Chairman, W . Hayes; ROW 2: L. Turoczi, W. Richkis, C. Houseknecht, R. Ogren, R. Acheson . CHEMISTRY: ROW 1: W. Stine, 0 . Fout, H. Swain, J. Labows, E. Stockham; ROW 2: F. Solley, J. Bonning, Chairman, R. Rozelle. 81 �COMMERCE and FINANCE: ROW 1 : S. Rosenberg,~ L. Williamson, R. Werner, Chairman; W . Taylor; ROW S. Curtis, R. Raspen, C. Gurdin, P. Zavada, W. Farrar,, Dwivedi, H. Williams . EDUCATION: ROW 1: Sister Barbara Craig, R. Rees,! J. Bellucci, F. Darte, G. Siles; ROW 2 : M. Thompson, ~ mer, E. Watters, E. Johnson, M. Fahmy. 82 �ENGLISH: ROW 1: A. Kish, B. Fiester, M. Greenwald, M. Kerr, C. Lard; ROW 2: S. Gutin, R. Heaman, T. Kaska, Chairman; C. Tyburski, B. Kinney, C. Malley. .. Williamson, R. Werner, Chairman; W. Taylor; ROW 5. Curtis, R. Raspen, C. Gurdin, P. Zavada, W. Farrar,~ Dwivedi, H. Williams. EDUCATION : ROW 1 : Sister Barbara Craig, R. Rees, J, J. Bellucci, F. Dorie, G. Siles; ROW 2 : M. Thompson, E. mer, E. Watters, E. Johnson, M. Fahmy. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: LEFT TO RIGHT: 8. Berryman, K. Gregory, C. Mattei, M. EI-Ashry, Chairman. FINE ARTS: ROW 1: H. Casilli, Chairman; M. Cohen; ROW 2: P. Richards, C. Colson, R. Peyser, V. Guyler, H. Simon, B. D'Vorzon. 83 �FOREIGN LANGUAGE: ROW 1: M. Seitz, Chairman; L. Belie, A. Serzan, A. Lekstrom; ROW 2: A. Belie, I. Miller, E. Disque, S. Eaton, H. Marban, M. Lovette. HISTORY: ROW 1: D. Leach, Chairman; J. Berlatsky, B. Kaslas, J. Rodechko; ROW 2: K. K. Show, J. Berg, J. Meyers, J. Furlow. LIBRARY: ROW 1: L. Nevil, D. Beuhler, Librarian; S. Connor; ROW 2 : M. Show, L. Chere, F. Krohle, P. Cheung. 84 �MATHEMATICS: ROW 1: 8. Wong, Chairman; N. Coma, 8. Jahr, T. Richards, R. Sours; ROW 2: J. DeCosmo, S. Tillman, S. Merrill, J. Wasileski, 8. Earl, J. Salsburg. F ~ MUSIC: ROW 1: A. Liva, W. Gasbarro, Chairman; R. Chapline, R. Santos; ROW 2: R. Penn, M. Haberkorn, R. Nutaitus, T. Vermeychik, H. Garber, W. Weber, C. Fall. NURSING: ROW 1: M. Turner, R. McHenry, Chairman; ROW 2: R. Garrett, M. Alexander, A. Russin, F. 8eourcier, 8. Rarig. �LOGY: ROW 1: Winston Turner, Josepf Kanner; 2, Robert Riley, Chairman; Jon Hobrock, Robert Stetard Roke. cino, J. Reese, Chairman; G . Meyers; ROW 2: R. Beanie, Skvarla, E. Domzalski, R. Schmidt. PHYSICS : LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Donahoe, Chairman; W, eek, F. Bellas, L. Hostler, F. Bailey, 86 �cino, J. Reese, Chairman; G . Meyers; ROW 2 : R. Bea Skvarla, E. Domzalski, R. Schmidt. PHYSICS : LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Donahoe, Chairman; W. eek, F. Bellas, L. Hostler, F. Bailey. 87 �Campus Employees BUSINESS OFFICE: SEATED: Alice Rader; STANDING, left to right: Dolores Scarinci, Connie Slusser, Ruth Miller. �EVENING and SUMMER COLLEGE : Harriet Frew �FINANCE OFFICE : ROW 1: Ann Saxon, Molly Bynski; ROW 2: Ann Marie Harris, Mary Lorusso, Rita Morovinski, Rita Zula. HISTORY: Joy Colarusso INSTITUTE of REGIONAL AFFAIRS : SEATED: Mary Argenio; STANDING: Dorothy Schlingman . ��REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, SEATED, N . Klepadlo; STANDING, D. Barker, E. Gearhart, J. Pappas. Cafeteria RESEARCH: Helenanne Sincavage Crew �Bookstore Cafeteria Commons Maintenance Crew �.' ~· .,,.? . """ - '. ..,~ ~i!J"' . - ,. ��D 0 r m s ASHLEY BARRE ROW 1: R. Lorenzen , P. Sanger; ROW 2: M. Lazarak, R. Mennor, B. Weinstock, R. Hoffman, R. Smith, R. Fishel; ROW Keough, W. Cheung, A. Falkowski, T. Lenns, J. Schwibner, K. Edelson, T. Frost, M. Bussolini; MISSING: J. Blode, M. maker, C. Kosiek, K. Bacon, C. Sullivan, M. Suchter. ROW 1: C. Reed, D. Granahan, K. Withero, G. O ' Brien, K. Lesh, A. Kurillo; ROW 2: A. Wall, M. Murray; ROW 3 : R. Sopronyi, C. Lovejoy, G . Pszczolkowski, L. Parrish, N. Brokhahne, K. Considine, C. Bussiere; MISSING : M. Krishanda, J. Knix, J. Tomkiewicz, K. Shaughnesse, W. Ferral, S. Hansen, B. Meehan, N. Jorgensen, D. Wosyluk, G. Shewchuk, B. Yanchuk, S. Fielder, P. Nash, M . Kunzler, M . Rogers, J. Haines, D. Ringler. ROW 1 : L. Auerbach, C. C Berger; ROW 3: S. Yanku, ING: R. Klein, J. Bush, J. L �Weinstock, R. Hoffman, R. Smith, R. Fishel; ROW3, ,n, T. Frost, M. Bussolini; MISSING: J. Blade, M. ROW 1: L. Auerbach, C. Gorton; ROW 2: D. Allen, J. Sniggs, T. Rapine, L. Wasmanski, G . Marcial, A. Behr, A. Opiela, A. Berger; ROW 3: S. Yanku, P. Hominski, B. Grove; ROW 4: M. Prekopa, G. Paich, F. Trainor, V. Matteo, J. Johnson; MISSING: R. Klein, J. Bush, J. Lemoncelli, R. Schaefer, T. Young, H. Nguyen. CATLIN ROW 1: L. Cook, D. Roth, M. Brunette, S. Brimo, K. Briner; ROW 2 : C. Carl, M. Manziano, M. Symbola, B. Kostick; ROW 3: J. Lingsch, M. Maskornick, M. Miller; MISSING: V. Aiello, R. Fogelson, J. Colognato, T. Sasa. 97 �ROW 1: M. Cheung, J. Mokely, C. I J. Markowitz, S. Busa, P. Reilly, D. ( CHAPMAN fSAPEI< 9B ROW 1: M. Liteiaho, B. Kilkenny, D. Smith; ROW 2: M. Chan, C. Patterson,D. erton, C. Eaker, K. Gibler; ROW 3: T. Lech, J. Petrilack, P. Cullinan, K. Bornh(II Morris, E. Field. BOTTOM: G . Giechsen; ROW 1: T. e Best, J. Harper, P. Swain, J. Salerno, D. Dresher, J. Bufone, F. Catahzarite �G C H E s A p E A K E ROW 1: M. Cheung, J. Mokely, C. Demmon, J. Majestic, J. Yee; ROW 2: F. Polakowski, L. Tunoitio, "Slave," A. Lewis, P. Seleski; ROW 3: J. Markowitz, S. Busa, P. Reilly, D. Chopuro, K. McMahon, K. Yohn; ROW 4: S: Knight, D. Doncses; MISSING: J. Weiss, K. Dessouer. l!J . Kilkenny, D. Smith; ROW 2 : M. Chan, C. Potterson, D. der; ROW 3: T. Lech, J. Petrilock, P. Cullinan, K. Barnhart BOTTOM: G. Giechsen; ROW 1: T. Butler, M. Kassab, D. Richards, M. DeVincentis, Shakespeare, J. Novick, B. Mozer, D. Smith, T. Jackson; ROW 2: K. Bijj, R. Best, J. Harper, P. Swain, J. Salerno, K. Trenchard, J. Schliker, R. Fellin, A. Bochoroch, E. Cummins, A. Daniels; MISSING: R. Hingston, S. Bolinger, F. Tedesco, D. Drosher, J. Bufone, F. Cotohzorite, B. Boronow, L. Cockill. 99 �{ DELAWARE ROW 1: M. Lo Rose, S. Babcock, J. Cobb, M.i K. Toslosk; ROW 2 : C. Costrovillori, P. Caslruro Orbinoti, M. Toth, G. MacIntyre, K. Cere; MIS S. Kelly, C. Miller, F. Schoroldi, C. Pogano,5.1 Hrynko, S. Engles, D. Coffin, B. Leonard, DENISON ROW 1: P. Gasman, W. Stumf, J. Weisenflu, C. Schluter, D. Coughlin; ROW 2: D. Meckbach, T. Boshinski, B. Haldeman, T. Pezzicaro, B. Vitez; ROW 3: M. Nicholas, S. Boshak, D. Keisling, L. Bonner, B. Yanku, R. Hartranpht, B. Milmoe, A. Gerovitz, S. Coleman, M. Banchero, R. Masi; MISSING: W . Fullerton, T. Coughlin, R. Goldberg, B. Prendergast, F. Lanciano, J. Sauerhoff, L. Adams, B. Dwyer, L. Lolly, K. Franke . •• 100 ~ II DIAZ 11 0. Stewart, R. lgweze, P. Kolaritis, B. Nor- ' D. Ronstad, J. M~tzger, R. Greenberg; ROW 2: y, R. Clompus, S. Jachzel, B. Harris, C. Mun- J, Salva, B. Williams, G . Williams, A. Russo, A. , L. Fisher, B. Jackson; MISSING: S. Anyomi, 1Cln1ley, E. Hilinski, J. Scoblick, B. Kohanik, J. , J. Guzek, T. DeSonno, B. Manley, S. Byrnes. J---............J - �• DELAWARE ROW 1 : M. laRose, S. Babcock, J. Cobb, M. K. Toslosk; ROW 2 : C. Castrovillari, P. Castrucci, Orbinati, M. Toth, G. MacIntyre, K. Cere; MIS S. Kelly, C. Miller, F. Scharaldi, C. Pagano, S. T Hrynko, S. Engles, D. Coffin, B. Leonard. DIAZ 1: D. Stewart, R. lgweze, P. Kalaritis, B. Nar,D. Ranstad, J. M~tzger, R. Greenberg; ROW 2: Haffey, R. Clompus, S. Jachzel, B. Harris, C. Mun,J. Salva, B. Williams, G . Williams, A. Russo, A. o, L. Fisher, B. Jackson; MISSING: S. Anyomi, Kinsley, E. Hilinski, J. Scoblick, B. Kohanik, J. , J. Guzek, T. DeSonno, B. Manley, S. Byrnes . ~ ----..Jl ---ii~ _LJ ~ ----' ~ DIRJ(SEN ROW 1: J. Marchetti, J. Geltzeiler, C. Pellosie, M. Buschi, L. Gondell, B. Levin, C. Reichers, E. Boyer. ROW 2: J. Shery, R. Bellacosa, R. Sands, J. Barrett, G . Barbato, J. Bacik, G . Phillips; ROW 3 : M. Chisdak, R. Wein, L. Cohen, J. Daoust, B. Finley, S. Sergi, D. Cohen, C. Carstensen, M. Mikitish; MISSING: D. Graw, M. Zale, K. Theile, J. Metta, G . Bene-Hoene, L. Green. 101 �1, T. Panetta, G. Driscole, C. Deacon, " TITO," D. N ROW 3: S. Versuk, B. Howes, T. "Tomotoe" , C. Un G R I s s 0 M ROW 1: L. Jomes, D. Johnston, S. Pl Weiler, E. Dobrydney, D. Mitchell, F Zimmerman, M. Kassab, M. Menechi 102 �G 4 ~ "' ~ / \ \ ,.. .-., , - 0 R E :,' -- I: T. Panetta, G. Driscole, C. Deacon, "TITO," D. Mock, J. O'Neil, Solon; ROW 2: M. Lone, J. Chockmokos, M. Santoro, S. Grossman, M. Lomode, H. •ROW 3: S. Versuk, B. Howes, T. "Tomoloe", C. Unger; ROW 4 : P. Mocik, M. Gauze; MISSING: G. Giechen, J. Abate, T. Bordoustous, D. Wolfe. G mo, N. Kotsorou; ROW 2 : L. Hill, E. Lopez, S. Stephens, 1sch, P. Stille. R I s s 0 M ROW 1: L. James, D. Johnston, S. Phrokoyson, M. Anderson, J. Coffey, J. Brabant, D. Sheridon, G . Borowski, H. Finn; ROW 2: R. Edwards, J. Mozzollo, J. Weiler, E. Dobrydney, D. Mitchell, F. Miller, G. Brod, J. Collins, J. Pinelli, P. Besler, B. Austin , D. Demjonovick, M. Merconli; MISSING: P. Swartz, E. Tunoitis, J. Zimmerman, M. Kassab, M. Menechini, L. Gombocorlo, B. Krienke. 103 �HOLLENBACI( ROW 1: M. Kortbowi, C. Reich, A. Libenson, J. Vodeboncoeur, V. Moore, J . Reinhard; ROW 2: P. Burgess, B. Smith, J. Smith, J. Kopetchne, M. Kocyon, J. Kaluna, J. Richard, L. Pinson. McCLINTOCK ROW 1: J. Williams, G. Ober, D. Kaufman, J. fritz; ROW 2: S. Dodd, Boron, K. Grof, D. Flitcroft, J. Taylor; ROW 3: C. Guss, A. Romonovich, K. Snow, S. Terpstra, B. Gorgas; MISSING: L. Dyson, M. Ojeda. -.l 104 �PRIAPUS ROW 1: B. Harned; ROW 2: R. Tomoin, R. Danbury, F. LaGolo, J. Leone, A. Rosencrance, J. Sochter, B. Tyger, J. Bobbin, H. Schulman, L. Bomoos, G . Sandler; ROW 3 : "Ace" Wisloske, T. J. Papciak, E. Cashmier, J. Prowan, M. Abbruzzese, K. Rodney, C. Bond, M. Heller, M. Symanowicz, F. Ro\enberg, J. Lewandowski. ROOSEVELT ROW 1: S. Patsiokas, T. Bardoutosos; ROW 2 : K. Donoleski, V. Giavasis, P. Goodman, T. Roohafza, T. Orr, D. Orischak, N. Shore, P. Oliviera, W. Gibbon; ROW 3: A. Shohi-Fokhr, D. Havens, P. Landis, B. Haeckler, P. Adams, L. Moskowitz, S. Ntafos, P. Hunter, B. Balfour, J. Orasky, J. Sloane, M. Luberto; MISSING: R. Merchak, D. Thorne. 105 II �ROSS SLOCUM ROW 1: P. Hamersly, D. lataro, D. Williams; ROW 2: P. Toman, S. Ryan, J. Herbert, R. kowski; ROW 3: D. Hollick, J. Woolf, P. Goggins; MISSING: A. Zini, E. Parker, J. Teachw ROW 1: S. Forest, R. Sorenson, B. Ellis, G. Dombrowski; ROW 2: R. Unger, 8. Kalan, M. Durso, L. Sneirson, G. Pohorely; ROW 3: 8. Bettin, D. Briga, B. Gibson, I. Udes, J. Deloyier, M. Yanchuk, 8. Boga, T. Wilson, 8. Bliem; ROW -4: J. Usalis, "Spiderman," J. Martin, D. Palmer, J. Sticher, A. Scharer; ROW 5: 8. Spinelli, S. Sikora, R. Yono, J. Santini, "Prep" Urosevich, T. Runewicz; MISSING: L. Maczuga, J_ Grinkavich, J. Finley, T. Cronin, 8. Armstrong, A. Yanku, D. Nieman, L. Connors, F. Pocolitch, G. McQuode, M. Pobutkiewicz, P. Moran. ROW 1: M. Kennedy, D. Phillips, D. Reese, K. Fret Hammond, D. Dinkel, N. G . Edwards, C. Hilzinger �/ illiams; ROW 2: P. Toman, S. Ryan, J. Herbert, R. P. Goggins; MISSING: A. Zini, E. Parker, J. Teachout ROW 1: M. Kennedy, D. Andrews, M. Czulewicz, P. Vecchia, M. Macur; ROW 2: C. Phillips, D. Reese, K. Freeman, M. German, D. Guterman; ROW 3 : G . Berry, N. Hammond, D. Dinkel, N. Farrell, M. Prymowicz, J. Cohen; MISSING: M. Cimahosky, G. Edwards, C. Hilzinger, S. Latz, D. Manney, N. Rodda . STURDEVANT ROW 1: A. Albanese, M. Gries, L. Duncan, D. LaCava, N. Stern; ROW 2: G . Buz• zelli, J. Chemnitius, N. Mathers, N. Schultz, B. Wood, J. McGregor; ROW 3: J. Davis, C. Brood, L. Carney, S. Donio, A. Rapoch; ROW 4 : S. Clune, F. Kuczinski, K. Capwell, C. Hudak, M. Kadlecik, J. Canwnv �SULLIVAN ROW 1: M. Heyman, C. Farnetti, A. Rostron; ROW 2 : K. Mansbery, A. McEvoy, P. Clegg, D. Keeney, S. Cobb, L. Reiling, 8. Kaye, S. Fichera, K. Gamba, J. Bonane, M. Goldberg; ROW 3: M. Malloy, M. Her• rity, P. Fichtner, J. Matalavage, P. Sowden, J. Herfurth , R. Hutton, J. Condon, P. Kulesa, A. Santilli; MISSING : D. Laughman, H. Reich, K. McCarty, S. Slocum, G . Merrill, K. Yohn, K. McMahon . SUSQUEHANNOCK 108 ROW 1: D. Demko, J. Lewis, M. Miller, S. Bedard; ROW 2 : C. Lowande, E. Small, J. Thompson, E. Schwarz, S. stein, G . Zembruski, E. Smith, P.. Dougherty, M. Haas, S. Kruk, G. Kinback, A. Berkise; MISSING: H. Evancho,A miek, D. Powers, C. Haught. M. Stevens, P. Paternoster, R. ING: J. Austin, ace. �WARNER ROW 1: R. Lack, J. Newman, D. Frazier, D. Nash, J. Yosh, R. Brooks, J. Bonguilo, M. Davis, T. Bush, B. Davis, S. Zabriske, B. Wailing, D. Cisney, D. Dolensky, J. Trimmer; ROW 2: C. Stull, M. LoPresti, G. Misner, S. Chaladorf, D. Bowman, T. Guilian, P. Landus; ROW 3: D. Trostle, B. Fagnani, E. Zaborney, T. Divito, B. Kalaka, A. Alson, C. Libby. Lowande, E. Small, J. Thompson, E. Schwarz, S. , G. Kin back, A. Berkise; MISSING: H. Evancho, A. M. Stevens, P. Dizebba, B. Lear, N. Shore, B. Ritchie, R. Kapp, R. Colandrea, J. Germain, Mr. Meek, S. Wasko, J. Rubin, C. Austin, M. Paternoster, R. Mahonski, V. Krill, Mr. Scott, J. Muldoon, D. Gregrow, M. Cuprzinski, R. Preefer, L. Balum, J. Marfia, Masked Man; MISSING: J. Austin, G. Collins, D. Gillespie, T. Holloman, M. Lolavish, G. Ruggiero, A. Travis-Bey, J. Zakrevsky, R. Yanni, B. Davis, M. Mattiace. 109 �WALLER ROW 1: N. Greenberg, K. Dryzga, J. Shafman, S. Linton, N. Evans; ROW 2: D. Evans, A. Hrynkiw, H. Baab, E. Prendergast, E. Colombo; MISSING: S. Greenspan, K. Raven, S. Argenio, A. Grahm , R. Nicastro, V. Riccardo, M. Stopkoski. iili WEISS ROW 1: K. Flis, E. Harrington, T. Blatt; ROW 2: A. Williams, P. Pinter, T. Magella, K. Tilt, P. McCann, J. Bartle, D. Kiwior; ROW 3: B. Lucca, J. Hecht, L. Rozell, K. McGuirr, D. Morono, E. Feuerman, L. Daring; MISSING : M. King, B. Overbey, E. Nye. 110 �ROCI(Y'S CROWS ROW 1: F. LaGolo, M . Mercanti M. Tippett, J. Marfia, J. Leone R Hi~gston; ROW 2 : 8. Singer, W,slowski, A. Rosencrance "Big Mill," M . Conaboy, 8. Gro~sman J. Prowant, J. Lewandowski. ' G.· 111 �Class Officers Seniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Roccograndi, Secretary; Mindy Miller, Treasurer; Rich Lack, President. ABSENT: Jeff Grandinetti, Vice-President. Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Culick, Vice President; Kerry Graf, Treasurer; Barb Smith, Secretary; Jack Kelly, President. 112 �Sophomores TO RIGHT: Linda Baran, President; Pat Goggins, Secretary; Debbie Latero, Treasurer. 1 t Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Bellacosa, President; Pat Reilly, Secretary; Deb Kocher, Treasurer; Guy Barbato, Vice President. 113 �The Amnicola AND EVENTS : LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue t, Debbie Orbinati, Sue Babcock, Toth. SEATED: Debbie Marano, 'on Head. BUSINESS MANAGER: Helen Evanchko 114 �SPORTS AND ORGANIZATIONS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Jennifer Morgan, Sports Section Head; Ann Rapoch, Organizations Section Head; Lin Pinson, Carol Drahus, Carol Zambetti, Sharan Sickerman. SAND EVENTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue n Knight, Debbie Orbinati, Sue Babcock, ry Ann Toth. SEATED: Debbie Marana, Section Head. Sue Zbegner lANAGER: Helen Evanchko ART DIRECTOR : Joe Dettmore. 115 �T h e B e a C 0 n EDITORS: ROW 1: F. Polakowski, T. Torbik, M. Montague. ROW 2 : A. Rosencrans, G. Zembruski, A., Petyak, P. Domowitch, C. Reichers. STAFF: ROW 1: P. Reilley, G . Zembruski, D. Hargraves, P. Stone, D. Wasilewski, S. Akromas. ROW 2: Mr. Moran, Advisor; F. Polokowski, F. Miller, A. Rosencrons, A. Petyok, J. Torbik, P. Domowitch, C. Reichers, M. Montogue. 116 STAFF: ROW 1 : E. Buzzo, J. nelli, J. Berg, Advisor; D. De �w C L H . Zembruski, A., Petyak, P. romas. ROW 2: Mr. Moran, Reichers, M. Montague. James Kelly, Supervisor STAFF: ROW 1: E. Buzza, J. Kelly, J. Tlaniarski, D. Shneider, J. Brando, B. Check, E. Bosha. ROW 2: R. Kutz, W. Maranelli, J. Berg, Advisor; D. DeCosmo, Advisor; C. Caswell, T. DeSanto, G. Sandler, C. Boyer. 117 �Student Government ROW 1: Dean Baltruchitis, Advisor; S. Feeney, B. Fagnani, P. Jadelis, President; M. Kortbawi, L. Auerbach, M. Stambaugh. ROW 2: K. Shaughnessy, G. O'Brien, T. Grant Phillips, E. Zabarney, C. Carl, S. Grossman, J. Markowitz, A. Romanovitch , P. Chromey, B. Lucca. ROW 3: C. Munson, D. Ramstad, T. Panetta, L. Gondell, L. Abbey, V. Splendido, L. Buchsbaum, H. Stark. S. G. Executive Council LEFT TO RIGHT: John Barrett, Pete Jadelis, Maureen Kortbawi . 118 ROW 1: 0 . Krammer, C. Aqualina, M. Olejnik, /\ Marino, J. Pickering, T. Roccograndi, N. Giacom Intt ROW 1: A. Rapoch, M. Lopresti, G . O 'Brien, A. H Clegg, L. Cooke, L. Auerbach, President; K. Mans G. Zembruskie, J . Matalavage, L. Hill, N. Ka tsarc sis, A. Zini, B. Hewers, G . Flack, G . Cullinan , C. R �ent Auerbach, M . Stambaugh. ROW 2: K. Shaughovitch, P. Chromey, B. Lucca. ROW 3 : C. Mun- icil Commuter Council ROW 1: D. Krammer, C. Aqualina, M . Olejnik, M. Stambaugh, J. Suchocki, R. Cole. ROW 2 : J. Kubicki, C. Zambelli, D. Cherundo, C. Drahus, M . Marino, J. Pickering, T. Roccograndi, N. Giacometti, J. Aqualina, M. Zaborney, W. Hapeman, M. Britt, D. Shelby. ABSENT: C. Lenahan. Inter-Dormitory Council ROW 1: A. Rapoch, M. Lopresti, G . O ' Brien, A. Hrynkiu, M. LaRose, D. Kuafmann, B. Spinelli. ROW 2: B. Nardone, Miss L. Jansky, Advisor; P. Clegg, L. Cooke, L. Auerbach, President; K. Mansberry, N. Stopkowski, D. Smith, A. Santilli. ROW 3: F. Miller, D. Cohen, B. Ritchie,, C. Pellosie, G. Zembruskie, J. Matalavage,.L. Hill , N. Katsaratsou, 5 . Stevens, T. Magelea, P. Burgess, T. Marcy. ROW -4: P. Goodman, B. Kostick, V. Gianosis, A. Zini, B. Howers, G. Flack, G. Cullinan, C. Reichers, B. Grove. 119 �Accounting Club c:::. ROW 1: B. Williams, J. Klocko, J. Koczinski, C. Brood. ROW 2: D. Gudowski, P. Stroub, R. Evans, T. Burns, M. Gollick. ROW 3 : M. Bork, J. McNulty, M. Mercincovoge, D. Moore, B. Long . Art Club CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: A. Delong, M. Lucas, M. McHole, C. Mozorozyk, M. Zovoy, D. Nieman, M. Wodoski, P. Pinter, Ms. Randoll Peyser, Advisor; M. Yonchuk, T. Villano. 120 MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Novok, D. Rudzovich, T. S Roda, J. Zawotski, K. Barnhart, P. Morris, C. Machi Nicholas, G . Comerosky, J. Klimuszko, S. Jachzel, Kospin, T. Trotsky, M. Stanek, J. Price, P. Roczniok, W . Killion . ( ROW 1: P. Koslowski, L. Frankiew Slavinski, B. Rostok, N. Landmess, �- Biology Club I R. Evans, T. Burns, M. MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Novak, D. Rudzavich, T. Shipkowski, D. Andrews, D. Ramstad, D. Rothsavage, R. Greenberg, A. Boris, J. Polansky, R. Rado, J. Zawatski, K. Barnhart, P. Morris, C. Machierskis, M. Trolio, J. Fraley, E. Boyer, J. Zakrevsky, D. Zelinka, G. Thornton, S. Krishunis, J. Nicholas, G. Comerosky, J. Klimuszka, S. Jachzel, W . Gibb'ans, J. Geletx, G. Kaszuba, G . Wegrzynowicz, T. Averza, M. Evans, J. Marchetti, D. Kaspin, T. Trotsky, M . Stanek, J. Price, P. Roczniak, B. Brown, F. Rosenberg, P. Auron, S. Wasko, S. Piemontese, J. Mariani, G . Borowski, D. Ney, W. Killian . Chemistry Club Nieman, M. Woda- ROW 1: P. Koslowski, L. Frankiewicz, D. Hynoski, R. Gapinsky, E. Hilinsky. ROW 2 : P. Auron, R. Gatrone, S. Slavinski, B. Rostok, N. Landmesser, A. Molitoris, H. Kerdisky. 121 �Chess Club MEMBERS INCLUDE: E. Hockenbury, J. Kubicki, T. Mauger, J. Remio, 8. Callwitts, B. Spanenberg, M. Blower, P. Natishan. Clea1 ROW 1: M. Carroll, 8. Bradshaw, A. Goodman, N . Mattei, Dr. EI-Ashry, Advisor; K. Mieskowski, J. Buri Circle I( ROW 1: J. Micocci, J. Mento, J. Rajchel, P. Mirabelle. ROW 2: S. Akromas, S. Baloga, J. Sekusky. ROW 3: B. Goldsworthy, W . O"Hapeman, 8. Tuonzellp. 122 SEA TED ON FLOOR : Ruthao ander, E. Harrington, S. Fa~ Leach. �Clean Environment Club 1io, B. ROW 1: M. Carroll, 8. Bradshaw, A. Goodman, N. Goodman, S. Karpinski. ROW 2 : N. Snee, D. Comarski, 8. James, D. Weiss, F. Boran, C. Mattei, Dr. EI-Ashry, Advisor; K. Mieskowski, J. Burnetti, B. Goobic, J. Manganello, M. Kocyan, J. Delaney. Cue N' Curtain Akromas, 8. Tuon- SEATED ON FLOOR: Ruthanne Jones . ROW 1: K. McCarthy, D. Dunleavy, A. Cummings, T. Alexander, E. Harrington, S. Fabrini. ROW 3: N. Schultz, S. Leeds, B. Klein, E. Connor, F. Pacolitch, R. leach. 123 �Debate Club ROW 1: J. Abate, D. Laughman, N. Rh'odda, M. Cimakofsky, J. Kaczmarek. ROW 2: 8. Kinney, Advisor; J. Keogh, L. Conner, J. Guzek, J. Guzek, F. Miller. Education Club MEMBERS INCLUDE: P. Korlonis, J. Morgan, S. Kanner, M. Welebab, M. Britt, L. Miller, T. Roccogrondi, D. Geffert, P. Zych, J. Bartuski, K. Gildea, J. Andrews, E. Steinkirchner, S. Akromas, D. Tomkins, Dr. Watters, Advisor. 12-4 E ROW 1: S. Ntafos, J. Kowalchik, M. Conoboy, L. Kc T. Vincent, L. Jomiolkowski, R. Dzugan, F. Paulewic: Murray, D. Pellegrin i, K. Moser, H. Bolinsky, G. Off Huma ROW 1: T. Wandishan, P. Seigen, J. Cohen, J. Geel P. Goggins, E. Field, R. Levine, B. Ritchie, G . BArba1 M. Malloy, D. Ramstad, C. Phillips, D. Reese, T. Phil Bellacosa, P. Kulesa, S. Fichera. ROW 5: M. Chan, �Engineering Club (inney, Advisor; J. Keogh, ROW 1: S. Ntofos, J. Kowolchik, M. Conoboy, L. Koretz, D. Piskorik, T. Roohofzo. ROW 2: V. Giovosis, P. Waskiewicz, A. Fonucci, R. Simlulok, T. Vincent, L. Jomiolkowski, R. Dzugon, F. Poulewicz, A. Fokhr. ROW 3: Dr. Nejib, Advisor; D. Gelotko, J. Thier, M. Sweeney, P. Goodmon, G . Murray, D. Pellegrini, K. Moser, H. Bolinsky, G. Offshack, R. Lehman. Human Services Committee D. Geffert, P. Zych, J. Bortuski, K. Gil- ROW 1: T. Wandishan, P. Seigen, J. Cohen, J. Gechout, K. Edelson, I. Udes, M. Letovish, J. Marchetti. ROW 2 : D. Davies, J. Droust, W. Williams, P. Goggins, E. Field, R. Levine, B. Ritchie, G. BArboto, G. Berry. ROW 3 : A. Falkowski, G . MacIntyre, M. Rusnak, J. Runhord, J. Smith, J. Cullinan, M. Molloy, D. Ramstad, C. Phillips, D. Reese, T. Phillips. ROW 4 : J. Metta, C. Pellosie, E. Cashinere, B. Cheung, J. Babin, M. Chisdok, L. Cockill, R. Bellacoso, P. Kulesa, S. Fichera. ROW 5: M. Chan, B. Kilkenny, D. Smith, D. Kocher, J. Sherry, J. Scoblick, J. Zakrevsky. 125 �.. LE.E.E. ---- ROW 1: G. Dirkiu, M. Conoboy, G . Offshock. ROW 2: J. Kowalchick, T. Vincent, D. Pellegrini, L. Jomiolkowski, T. Roohofzo, L. Koretz. ROW 3: Dr. Nejib, Advisor; P. Goodmon, W. Yudiskas, E. Pickett, J. Thier, P. Waskiewicz, D. Gelotko, G . Murray, F. Poulewicz, V. Giavosis, H. Bolinsky, S. Ntofos, R. Lehman, A. Fokhr. International Club ROW 1: E. Espinheiro, N. Katsorotsou, T. Abu Elhoua, G. Obruchi, M. King. ROW 2: M. Espinheiro, G . Bene-Hoone, N. Woung, J. DeStephano, S. Potsiokos, S. Phrokoysore. 126 MEMBERS ltR. Hoffman, 1 MEMBERS I~ rington, J. Kl Space, K. SF �Judo-l(arate Club ,lkowski, T. Roohafza, L. Koretz. ROW 3: ,y, F. Paulewicz, V. Giavasis, H. Bolinsky, MEMBERS INCLUDE: F. Murty, T. Shipkowski, B. Kapp, B. Herrin, W. Koytek, R. Hoffman, B. Everhart, B. Yacavonis, A. Colarucci, M. Malloy, T. Williams. Manuscript Society ~- King . S. Patsi- MEMBERS INCLUDE: L. Hadsall, B. Klein, B. Boston, M. Conaboy, E. Harrington, J. Klosowski, T. Williams, D. Yakus, L. O 'Hara, C. Spencer, J. Space, K. Spencer, B. Spencer, Dr. Heaman, Advisor. 127 �Math Club ROW 1: C. Buchine, R. Lepore, C. Ruskowski. ROW 2: L. Shumaker, A. Bowalick, D. Kazinetz, L. Ross. ROW 3: C. Makar, T. Kiewlak, C. Dungey, C. Ruskowski. J ROW 1: W. Tarner, J. Snigg, S. Grossman, R. Ze' chner, N. Katsarou, S. Michaels, D. Kiwior, D. De Droussiotis, J. Stashik, J. Beccaris, E. McCarty, A Photography Club MEMBERS INCLUDE: N. Bavish, C. Munson, T. Shipkowski, T. Marcy, C. Demer, M. Marini, D. Danryonovitch, A. Olson, R. Klaproth, J. Stella, R. Klompus, W. Williams, E. Payer; Mr. Turoczi, Mr. Casilli, Advisors. 128 ROW 1: P. Macik, J. Condor Lanciano. �Psychology Club ROW 1: W. Tarner, J. Snigg, S. Grossman, R. Zettle, M. Breakstone, K. Donoleski, B. Grove, D. Kloproth. ROW 2: Mr. Kanner, Advisor; J. Kirchner, N. Katsarou, S. Michaels, D. Kiwior, D. Dobranski, P. Zych, S. Kanner, A. Vauter, E. Smith, S. Rosenstein, M. Koviak, C. Coleman, A. Droussiotis, J. Stashik, J. Beccaris, E. McCarty, A. Macri, L. Evans, E. Sammon, D. Powers. Reach-Out , R. Klaproth, J. Stella, R. ROW 1: P. Macik, J. Condon, L. Parrish, T. Roche. ROW 2, G. Ruggiero, P. Stille, B. Howes, M. Gauze, F. Lanciano . 129 �Russian Club ROW 1: A. Mahally, K. Hulanick, J. Zaleski. ROW 2: M. Plisga, N. Miller, R. Surgonski. ROW 3: D. Reeves, K. Hadsall, D. Balla. ROW 1: M. Scott, D. Schneider, ROW 3: J. Pavlick, A. Albanese, ski, D. Gudoski, L. Neher, D. D'z Sociology Club LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Dyson, D. Mah~lick, M. Gushenczki. Spanish Club MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Scott, I. Pucylowski, D. Gregson, D. Motichok, B. Montgomery, P. Sopko, C. Stock. 130 �TDR l ROW 1: M. Scott, D. Schneider, J. Revitski, K. Hahn, D. Gregson. ROW 2: B. Tyrell, M. Welebab, D. Galano, R. Lepore, C. Ruskoski, A. Dupleski. ROW 3: J. Pavlick, A. Albanese, K. Gildea, D. Zeffer. ROW 4: S. Roman, J. Staniorski, I. Pucybowski, J. Borkuski. ROW 5: P. Kozick, F. Skordinski, D. Gudoski, L. Neher, D. D'ziecol. ROW 6 : P. Seiger, R. Shafer, D. Machesko. Wilkes Community Effort Sociology Club · TO RIGHT: L. Dyson, D. Mah~l ick, M. Gushenczki. SEATED ON FLOOR: C. Broad. ROW 1: S. Donis, J. Doney, Mrs. Rebecca Jost, Dean Baltruchitis, L. Carney, C. Miller. 131 �Band MEMBERS INCLUDE: N. Evans, J. Gatti, M. Goldberg, D. Morono, D. Sobolesky, R. Schwartz, R. Atherholt, D. Guterman, M. Hoose, N. Hammond, S. Molone, M. Bice, P. Costrucci, L. Costello, P. Grabko, D. Herbert, G. Kinsley, R. Sorensen, R. Suda, B. Wasenda, J. Yee, R. Bielecki, D. Granahan, F. Pocolitch, D. Houck, H. Hower, G. Ober, J. Reap, D. Stewart, J. Yosh, T. Young, T. Giulian, H. Mayo, J. Jedju, A. Marini, G. Batok, J. Bower, A. Cusick, M. Dubik, R. Everhart, T. Gozowski, G. Landis, W. Morianelli, J. Witkowsk, S. Zannetti, C. Kraieski. Choms M.E.NC. 1: M. Haase, K. Kmietowicz, C. Dona- ' N. Greenberg. ROW 2: S. Gatti, C. o, M. Good, K. Bacon, 8. Baranow, D. ky, P. Grabko. ROW 3: G . Kinsley, P. cci, L. Doring, M. Radlecik, D. Morano, Out.rman, M. Stern, Mr. Veremeychik, . ROW 4: J. Hander, W. Panna' J. Yee, N. Hammond, J. Mainwaring, ·, L. Papatopoli, W. Earl. 132 MEMBERS INCLUDE: C. Baumann, J. Bowalik, P. Castrucci, T. Cavallini, L. Daring, R. Dewitt, C. Donahue, D. Dorzinsky, K. Kmietowicz, M. McDowell, L. Phillips, D. Sabalesky, M. Stern, L. Walter, R. Celusniak, N. Greenberg, D. Hanusin, J. Lewis, M. Miller, D. Reeves, L. Sperrazza, M. Sullivan, A. Teixera, J. Vadeboncoeur, H. Earl, A. Fegal, P. Fink, J. Jones, M. leaser, L. Papatopoli, D. Psikus, L. Roiling, T. Sosa, L. Schall, D. Shoklotski, D. Schonfeld, D. Tagliaterra, M. Toth, S. Tow, J. Zola, C. Zupko, A. Bogusko, J. Bonanne, G . Buzzelli, M. Dodd, D. Drost, M. Good, J. Hecht, D. Marchetti, D. Vida, B. Wasenda, L. Waznik, J. Woolf, D. Cooper, J. Cwikls, J. Gurka, D. Lutz, J. Mainwaring, D. Pugh, J. Renae, L. Strumski, C. Unger, T. Dennis, N. Dructor, B. Frederick, T. Gross, R. Hooley, H. Hoover, J. Jones, S. Malone, J. Matteo, A. McElwee, G . McQuode, F. Pacolitch, W. Pannobecker, K. Saslaw, P. Swain, W. Metcalf, M. Billet, R. Conniff, J. Dalessandro, J. Froble, P. Moron, D. Occhiato, R. Shuleski, R. Ziegler, K. Bacon, W. Boronow, R. lemancelli, M. Mercuri, J. Schlicker, J. Serrenti, D. Skopek, L. Papatopoli. �Madrigals ROW 1: D. Vida, D. Drost, M. Miller, T. Cavallini, C. Walter, L. Phillips. ROW 2 : C. Dungey, D. Lutz, D. Pugh, K. Bacon, T. Dennis, G . McQuade, Mr. Chapline, Director. halt, D. Guterman, M. Haase, N. Ham5uda, 8. Wasenda, J. Yee, R. Bielecki, D. ,n, H. Mayo, J . Jedju, A. Marini, G. Balok, ,etti, C. Kraieski. M.E.NC. f!JW I: M. Haase, K. Kmietowicz, C. Donahit, N. Greenberg. ROW 2 : S. Gatti, C. lupko, M. Good, K. Bacon, B. Boron ow, D. Sabalesky, P. Grabko. ROW 3: G. Kinsley, P. Co1trucci, L. Daring, M. Radlecik, D. Morano, D. Guterman, M. Stern, Mr. Veremeychik, M,;10,. ROW -4: J. Hander, W. Pannalledcer, J. Yee, N. Hammond, J . Mainwaring, J. lewis, L. Papalopoli, W. Earl. Russian Chorus e, D. Dorzinsky, K. Kmietowicz, M. ,is, M. Miller, D. Reeves, L. Sperrazza, M. 'sikus, L. Roiling, T. Sosa, L. Schall, D. . Buzzelli, M. Dodd, D. Drost, M. Good, J. J. Mainwaring, D. Pugh, J . Renoe, L. one, J . Matteo, A. McElwee, G. ;sandro, J. Frable, P. Moran, D. Occhiato, ,pek, L. Papatopoli . MEMBERS INCLUDE : C. Lenahan, E. Hornick, B. Grant, K. Hulnick, J. Grout, K. Kmielowicz, T. Crew, M. Stambaugh, J. Cwilka, R. Lemoncelli, R. Skrinak, J. Suchowski, D. Olekzulin, W. Finlay, A. Behr, M. Shoemaker, J. Guzek, R. Rosiak, N. Maskornick, A. Mahalley, P. Auron, R. Gapinski, R. Catrone, N. Landmesser, J. Zaleski, B. Spinelli; Mrs. Santos, Mr. Serzan - Advisors . . 133 �Cheerleaders MEMBERS INCLUDE: K. Considine, 8. King, 8. Yanchuk, Captain; M. Gottlieb, D. Georgetti, N. Murray, C. Farnetti, K. Lewis, P. Pinter. Majorettes ROW 1: G . Abraham, C. Suppan, T. Schwab. Panetta, D. Check, C. Deacon, K. Fronke, J. M LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Levitski, D. Volovic, J. Williams, Co-CoplGII J. Koval, Co-Captain; A. /W. M. Britt. Strutters . ROW 1: L. Davis, D. Edwards, F. Skordinski, S. Rinehimer, J. Zaleta . ROW 2: D. Miscavage, Co-Captain; D. Gregson, R. Shafer, K. Foley, M. Scott, L. Schumaker, L. Neher, T. Roccograndi, Co-Captain. 134 �lers Lettermen ROW 1: G . Abraham, C. Suppon, T. Schwab. ROW 2: C. Ozgo, D. Kulick, J. Godlewski, J. Grandinetti, F. Lohman, Dr. Cox, Advisor. ROW 3: T. Panetta, D. Check, C. Deacon, K. Franke, J. Matusek, B. Mazitelli, 8. Metzger. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Levitski, D. Volovic, J. Williams, Co-Ca J. Koval, Co-Captain; A . /lkA M. Britt. rs LetterWomen ROW 1: D. Chapura, D. Donsces, A. Centrella . ROW 2: D. Jones, N. Roberts, M. Soleski. 135 ���138 ������144 ���������, ,... '..,~. '.'."'111W~. . . · . �,:.-1, ------------------~~~-----===----- ��������157 ��159 ��������,fll: . L ~ ......~- ~c-:: .,,,,.,. - / /""'~""•··-... ,---·,--.. ,. •·-..; . ./ ,A, . ·1. j ���B 0 n I. L r e ��Homecoming 172 ��Displays ��1\\i \J\~\(i) ,-n\\UI ��Outings �\ ���,, ' The Earl Scruggs Review 182 �John Hartford 183 �I Incoming Freshman Square Dance �Parents' Day 185 �,, Pocono ., . 8 Downs Parties 186 I ����190 ��TDR 192 �Old Agers' Party 193 �Dinner 194 Dances �Dinner Dances 195 �196 ��198 ��- Sports Awards Dinner - - -= - - ---- - �-i ►P ,i \~! /-, I \ 'r /. ~ l!IZ - •A 201 �('("Look Homeward Angel" 202 ��("("Much Ado About Nothing" 204 ��197 ��199 �Sports Awards Dinner �rfnctnlP \~t>·;1;-.. 7 \ ., I I• / I. 1' 201 �rrLook Homeward Angel" 202 ��("("Much Ado About Nothing" 204 �205 �rrFiddler on the Roof' 206 ��Concert and Lecture Series LEFT: Dr. Albert Ellis, Sexologist. RIGHT: Mr. I(anner. Ron Hooker, Ex-19-yr.-old Mayor. LEFT: Stewart Udall, Ecologist. RIGHT: Dr. Michelini. 208 Stanton Friedman, Nuclear Physicist. �Boston Symphony Ensemble nator Thomas Eagleton. ~r, Ex-19-yr.-old Mayor. Stewart Udall, Ecologist. ';HT: Dr. Michelini. The Acme Dance Company �Senior Dinner Dance �May 23, 1974 Treadway Inn , # ...... .. - $.I. j ... l/lJ 211 ��Graduation Rehearsal May 24, 1974 213 �Senior Luncheon 214 Bedford La1 May 24, 19 �OT ~eon Bed/ord Lawn May 24, 1974 215 �Senior Picnic Farley Farm May 25, 1974 216 �217 ��219 �Graduation J(ingston Armory May 26, 1974 3:00 P.M. ��LLEGE 222 �LLEGE 223 �224 �225 ��227 ��229 �Alumni Party Sterling Hotel May 26, 1974 230 �231 ���Football Operating with an underclass dominated lir lege football team experienced happiness an< ing the 12th winning season in the 28 years ol college . Joy was running up a 5-1 Northern Divisior Gold barely missed title honors, losing top spc before used tie-breaking system. In the process of their banner MAC effort t~ Schmidt upset Juniata, 25-15, and Delaware ' Juniata's lone defeat of the season and cost ti Bowl, although the Indians won the Northern I berth in the NCAA playoffs. Misery was stinging lopsided defeats to lthc 39-6; Kings Point 34-13. A stagnant 23-6 sell to Moravian cost the Wilkesmen their sixth MJ title. Coach Schmidt was encouraged with thew, his sophomore quarterback Chuck Suppon. S1 was the Colonels ' offense leader with 554 yai The 6-2 slinger, who shows skill in executing ti FIRST ROW (left to right): Dave Check, Steve Adamcheck, Tom Butler, Jim Rodda, Jeff Grandinetti, Rick Lorenzen, Craig Deacon, Tom Pennella, Rich Lek, John Collins, Andy Check. SECOND ROW: Nick Ametrano, Tom McGann, Bill Metzger, Bob Mazzitelli, Terry Blaum, Joe Bonner, Del Keisling, Kurt Franke, Bernie Ford, Paul Norishan, Rodney Smith, Bill Horon. THIRD ROW, Steve Leskiw, Bob Para, Don Olekszulin, Fred Marianacci, John Waskowsky, Paul Podolak, John Baron, Len Wasmanski, Tom Bradshaw, Joe Dettmore, Jim Costanzo, Chuck Suppon. FOURlll ROW: Ed Zaborney, Tony Schwab, Dave Tretheway, Woody Haydt, George Abraham, Nick Lozorak, Lou Maczuga, Mike Durso, Fred Lohman, Don Kulick, Tony Keris, Greg Snyder. FIFTH ROW: John Motuske, Dave Howe, Len Delmas, Paul Adams, Frank Wengen, Dave Sheridan, Ed Suchaski, Bob Russo, Jim Coffey, Ahdan Travis-Bey, Jim Stehle, Charles Calabrese. SIXTH ROW: Carl Sosnowki, mgr.; Assistant Coaches Bob Corbo, Jonah Coobic, Joe Skvarlo, Joe Moran, Brinley Barchol, Harry Hoover; Head Coach Roland Schmidt; Student Assistant Coach Rich Massi; and Josh Taylor, mgr. option, completed 26 of 64 passes for 393 ye and three touchdowns. Also back next year will be three of his lea< receivers. Tight end George Abraham had a ~ liant season grabbing 23 passes for 326 yard talented sophomore was the team's second le scorer with 26 points. Trailing behind in the reception category w, junior Bill Horan , 11-194 yds.; senior John Co 11-130 yds.; and sophomore John Matusek, ~ yds. Injuries wreaked havoc with the Wilkes run1 1,162 yards on the turf. Coach Schmidt's salvation will be having fi, 1974. Fred Lohman, a sophomore, was the C, gridiron for 277 yards on 83 carries. Back in the pack were junior John Baron, 5( yards; and freshman Mick Calabrese, 31-112 Only offensive line losses will be Rich Loren siderable action this fall were juniors Bob Mai Bob Para and Joe Dettmore, and freshman Jir Defense was hot and cold, and on occasior late 1960's . Anchored by seniors Jeff Grandi1 set a team record by intercepting 24 passes. I junior Terry Blaum, five pilfers, followed by Fr Grandinetti was awesome from his tackle p plus recovering five fumbles. He was second i1 82 total hits. First was linebacker Rich Lack, who accumu passes for 103 yards. Both are the Colonels ' I With almost the entire squad returning next rise for the Wilkes football team . �Operating with an underclass dominated lineup, the Wilkes College football team experienced happiness and disaster in registering the 12th winning season in the 28 years of grid history at the college . Joy was running up a 5-1 Northern Division record. The Blue and Gold barely missed title honors, losing top spot because of a never before used tie-breaking system . In the process of their banner MAC effort the charges of Rollie Schmidt upset Juniata, 25-15, and Delaware Valley, 23-7. It was Juniata's lone defeat of the season and cost them the Lambert Bowl, although the Indians won the Northern Division title berth in the NCAA playoffs. Keep your hands to yourself. Misery was stinging lopsided defeats to Ithaca, 39-6; Kings Point 34-1 3. A stagnant 23-6 setback to Moravian cost the Wilkesmen their sixth MAC title. Cooch Schmidt was encouraged with the work of his sophomore quarterback Chuck Suppon. Suppon was the Colonels' offense leader with 554 yards. The 6-2 slinger, who shows skill in executing the n Pennella, Rich Lek, Jahn Collins, Andy Check . SECOND aul Narishan, Rodney Smith, Bill Horan. THIRD ROW: ,aw, Joe Dettmore, Jim Costanzo, Chuck Suppon . FOURTH ,d Lohman, Don Kulick, Tony Keris, Greg Snyder. FIFTH ,don Travis-Bey, Jim Stehle, Charles Calabrese. SIXTH ead Coach Roland Schmidt; Student Assistant Coach Rich option, completed 26 of 64 passes for 393 yards and three touchdowns. Also back next year will be three of his leading receivers. Tight end George Abraham had a brilliant season grabbing 23 passes for 326 yards. The talented sophomore was the team's second leading scarer with 26 points. Trailing behind in the reception category were junior Bill Horan, 11 - 194 yds.; senior John Collins, The " Rocket" takes off again . 11-130 yds.; and sophomore John Matusek, 9-95 yds. Injuries wreaked havoc with the Wilkes running game which only racked up 1,162 yards on the turf. Coach Schmidt's salvation will be having five of the six ground leaders back in 1974. Fred Lohman, a sophomore, was the Colonels' number one man, raking the gridiron for 277 yards on 83 carries. Back in the pack were junior John Baron, 50-268, junior Rodney Smith, 56-248 yards; and freshman Mick Calabrese, 31-11 2 yards . Only offensive line losses will be Rich Lorenzen and Tom Panetta . Seeing considerable action this fall were juniors Bob Mazzitelli and Bill Metzger, sophomores Bob Para and Joe Dettmore, and freshman Jim Stehle. Defense was hot and cold, and on occasion looked like the Golden Horde of the late 1960's. Anchored by seniors Jeff Grandinetti and Rich Lack, Jhe Wilkes " D " set a team record by intercepting 24 passes . Key culprit in the mass thievery was junior Terry Blaum, five pilfers, followed by Fred Marianacci with four apiece. Grandinetti was awesome from his tackle position blocking a punt and scoring, plus recovering five fumbles . He was second in the individual tackle category with B2 total hits. First was linebacker Rich Lack, who accumulated 97 hits, and intercepted three posses for 103 yards . Both are the Colonels' leading choices for honors. With almost the entire squad returning next year, fortune seems to be on the rise for the W ilkes football team . Frantic Fred on the move. I told you not to party before the game. �Andy Check ouchdown '' rrrp 1 Did you find my contoct? Tom "Crusher" Butler Bill Horon catching a few rays. Clipping-IS Yds. Kootchie, Kootchie, Kootchie, Koo. Tom "Another Pretty Face " Panetta Rich Lock Andy in his usual position . Jeff Grandinetti All American Tackle �Seniors Andy Check Jeff Grandinetti ouc hdown '' rrrp 1 rrDouble Reverse '' Dave " Checker" Check The Big rrD" Tom " Crusher " Butler ing a few rays . Steve "Shanky" Adamchak Clipping-15 Yds. Jim Rodda rrHalfback Option~' Tom .. Another Pretty Face " Panetta John Collins rrFake Punt" "" Rich Lorenzen ... L Rich Lack Craig Deacon 237 II AmPric-nn Tackle �Cross Country Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilks Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 42 50 -44 33 45 48 Scranton W, Chester Bloomsburg Madison FDU Baptist Bible DelQWOre Valley 44 Lebanon Valley 41 Rider 48 l3inghamton St. 30 Albright 45 Susquehanna 3 Baptist Bible 43 Scranton 39 E-Town (low score wins) Cooch George G. Pawlush (three years, 3-35) 19 15 18 23 18 15 19 18 15 27 18 19 18 19 Where is Muskie? If only George would buy us new sneakers . WILKES HARRIERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: George Pawlush, head coach; Larry Pekot , Ste ve Ungvc,rsky, Duane Sadvary, Mark Za vay, Jere Woods, Jim Godlewski , Wayne Bohn , Steve Spock, and Bernard Vino vrski . 238 Come bock wi th my bicycl �42 50 44 """ 33 45 48 Scranton W. Chester Bloomsburg Madison FDU Baptist Bible Del~ are Valley The Wilkes Harriers had a disappointing 0- 14 season . Despite the 44 Lebanon Valley 41 Rider 48 Binghamton St. 30 Albright 45 Susquehanna 3 Baptist Bible 43 Scranton 39 E-Town (low score, wins) Cooch George G. Pawlush (three years, 3-35) poor season, Coach George Pawlush has only good things to say about his freshman Harrier Mark Zavoy. Mark is probably the most dedicated athlete on the Wilkes campus. Mark won almost, if not every event, he ever ran. He runs more than 10 miles a day to keep in condition. Mark was responsible for starting a track team at Wilkes and even races bicycles. Mark is truly a rare athlete. In addition to Zavoy the Harriers had such talent as Jim "Muskie" Godlewski, Duane Sadvary, Steve Spock, and Wayne Bohn . Coach Pawlush feels that with the type of runner he has for the upcoming season, the next year should be a good one . Between the new prospects, the dedicated players he now has, and the interest shown by some of the athletes for the track team started this year, George and his Harriers should excel!!! ,ds, Jim Godlewski, Wayne Bohn , Steve Sp ock, and Come b o ck wi th my b icycle! ' Coach , I think I found Mu skie . �Where ' s the ball KNEELING (left to right), Donna Doncses, Denise Chapuro, Gayle Kinback. FIRST ROW, Susan Funke, Tine Blatt, Nancy Mathers, Angela Centrella, Francie Hershey, Mariuita Salsaki. SECOND ROW: Cooch Goy F. Meyers, Mary Lou Murray , Dinae Jones, Nancy Roberts, Charmaine Board, Kim Flis. Missing from photo are: Penny Bianconi, Denise Johnson, Jane Matalavage, Ellen Schwartz, Debbie Titus, Leona Wegna, and Linda Holonia . You looking for worms too? 240 It would be o lo t easier on ice. Fore! How come they're olw, �WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY (6-5) Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 0 3 0 1 ~ 9 Millersville St. 1 2 Misericordia Albright Kutztown St. Bloomsburg St. 2 1 Lycoming Morywood 3 Mansfield St. 3 Misericordia 3 Keystone 2 Bucknell 1 Coach, Goy F. Meyers (f.pur years, 19-15-1) 5 0 3 1 0 1 • 0 3 Where's the ball? " When you sum it all up, it was a very good year," reflected Cooch Gay Meyers as the Wilkes College Women's Field Hockey team concluded the 1973 season with a winning 6-5 effort. "It was an extremely satisfying season for the girls because this was supposed to be a rebuilding year," Mrs. Meyers explained. Diane Jones, Nancy Roberts and Penny Bionconi were first year players. "It was a great performance. They really excelled. I was very pleased." Two of the Colonelettes' biggest victories were respective 2-0 and 3-0 shutouts over Blooms,ngela Centrella, Francie Hershey, Mariuita Salsaki. SEC- burg and Mansfield State . are: Penny Bianconi, Denise Johnson, Jane Matalavage, Cooch Meyers, a native of Uniondale, was also happy with her squad's results in the Susquehanna Field Hockey at Penn State University. The coeds finished 1-3-3 in post-season tourney ploys against the likes of Lock Hoven State, Bucknell, Susquehanna, Bloomsburg, and Penn State. Each of the games was 25 minutes in duration . By for, one of the finest moments in Blue and Gold history was a 0-0 deadlock with Penn State's team . Goalie Nancy Roberts and center halfback Susan Funke gained honorable mention on the All-Tournament Team. Also attracting attention of the selectors were Anglella Centrella, Diane Jones, Donna Doncses, and Penny Bionconi. Prime mover in the coeds' attack this foll was senior Miss Doncses, who battered the nets for six goals and five assists. It was a fitting finale for Miss Doncses ofter three goals and nine assists last year . Placing high in the scoring parade were Marivito Saleski, two goals Centrella, four assists; Susan Funke, two goals You looking for worms loo? three assists; Angello two assists; Ellen Schwartz, one goal - assists; Dee Johnson, two goals; and Diane Jones, one assist. Fare! How come they 're always near our goal? Strona uodraft. isn't it? two �!.: ~ s " 11' - i:,~ , , - , ·, ik ,/ ! 't;, ' ' 0 C C e T And they said Levitation would never work! SOCCER (6-8-1) Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 4 Upsala 2 Moravian 6 Philadelphia Tex tile 3 Muhlenberg 5 Lycoming 1 Scranton 0 5 Stevens 3 2 Baptist Bible 2 5 Wagner 7 0 Binghamton St. 3 5 Madison FDU 3 1 Susquehanna 6 1 Elizabethtown 3 5+ Susquehanna , • 3 1+ Franklin and Marshall + ECAC Southern Tournament Cooch: Thomas Rokita (Four years, _ 24-24-6) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;;,;;1 FIRST ROW (left to right) : Stel Yonku, Pete Papodoupoulis, ~ Croughn, Mork Bussolini, Bill I Poul Sanger, Don Mock, Mike 7 2 0 1 2 3 The soccer charges of Tom Rokita felt the p season with a bid to the Eastern Collegiate At Tournament. The Blue and Gold nearly pulled hanna, 5-3, in the opening record, before losi onship finale. 242 Who nailed the boll to the ground? �ver work! FIRST ROW (left ta right): Stellios Patsiokas, Tom Burns, Roger Donbury, Gerry Blade, Tom Trost, Bob Ryan. SECOND ROW: Steve Yanku, Pete Papadoupoulis, Steve Chaladoff, Joe Benguita, Amir Shahi Fakhr, Mark Davis, George Kunst. THIRD ROW: Mike Croughn, Mark Bussolini, Bill McGloin, Gary Macko, Joe Bing, Steve Sergi. FOURTH ROW: Chip Eaton (Asst. Coach), Ken Edelson, Paul Sangor, Don Mock, Mike Shoemaker, Coach Tom Rokito. The soccer chorges of Tom Rokita felt the pangs of inexperience, but capped their 5-7-1 dual season with a bid to the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association (ECAC) Southern Regional Tournament. The Blue and Gold nearly pulled away with all the marbles, beating Susquehanna, 5-3, in the opening record, before losing to Franklin and Marshall, 2-1, in the championship finale. soccer, not football! Mother said there would be days like this. Fred and Ginger at the ball. I ! �Basketball Wilkes Cagers End Finest Season Ever Wilkes College's basketball team blasted into previously uncharted heights this winter, registering the best record in the 28-year history of the sport at the college. Not only did the charges of Rodger Bearde win five more games than any other edition ever ( 19-6) but added the icing to the cake, capturing their first tournament Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes (Scranton Christmas), posting a record nine-game winning skein, and making their Wilkes Wilkes second trip in three years to the MAC Northern Division Playoffs. Wilkes Wilkes The best may be yet to come as every member of this year's 13-man contingent wi return to the fold this year. Providing the backbone of Bearde's unit were four juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. Playing without a superstar, the Colonels had four starters averaging in double-fi~ ures ranging from Clarence Ozgo's 15.3 per outing to Steve Ference's 11.7. "With balance like that," Coach Bearde reflected, "how can you key on any man?" Meshed in between Ozgo and Ference were Greg Buzinski, 14.8; and Jack Brabant, 1 3.7. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Philo. Pharm. Delaware Valley Wagner 60 Lycoming 56 Susquehanna 76 Scranton ot. 78 Bucknell 72 Wilmington 60 Philo. Textile 60 Waterloo 68 Norwich 86 Juniata 81 Baptist Bible 87 Albright 60 Upsala 82 Susquehanna 79 Moravian 61 Binghamton St. 66 Madison (FDU) 55 Lycoming 96 Scranton 68 Elizabethtown 60 Lebanon Valley 78 Albright 68 Upsala 51 Coach: Roger Bearde, three yrs .,, MAC* (7-3) Overall ( 19-6; 71 56 . "Our team plays an unselfish brand of basketball. It is not uncommon for a player to pass off a good shot for a better one," Bearde furthered. Despite this fact, all four of the quartet have a chance of reaching the coveted 1000-point plateau. First in line is Buzinski (843) while Ozgo (718), Brabant (691 ), and Ference (675) wait in the wings. Defense hasn't exactly been hurting either as the Blue and Gold held 25 foes loon average of 64.4 points per game, almost six less than the previous low. An easy two . Please go in . . . �. '-j;nd Finest Season Ever blasted into previously uncharted heights this the 28-year history of the sport at the college. ·r Bearde win five more games than any other 19 to the cake, capturing their first tournament ·d nine-game winning skein, and making their : Northern Division Playoffs. ery member of this year 's 13-man contingent will the backbone of Bearde's unit were four juniors, ,lonels had four starters averaging in double-fig. 5 .3 per outing to Steve Ference's 11.7. earde reflected, "how can you key on any 1 Ference were Greg Buzinski, 14.8; and Jack Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 71 56 60 56 76 78 72 60 60 68 86 81 87 60 82 79 61 66 55 96 68 60 78 68 51 Philo. Pharm. Delaware Valley Wagner Lycoming Susquehanna Scranton ot. Bucknell Wilmington Philo. Textile Waterloo 'ti Norwich Juniata Baptist Bible Albright Upsala Susquehanna Moravian Binghamton St. Madison (FDU) Lycoming Scranton Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley Albright Upsala 60 55"' 50* 71* 100* 75 62 53 K 32 56* 87 60 57* 56 72* 72* 60 51 54 53 84 62* 51* 57 94 58 Coach: Roger Bearde, three yrs., 44-29 MAC* (7-3) Overall (19-6) d of basketball. It is not uncommon for a player ne, " Bearde furthered . Jrtet have a chance of reaching the coveted iinski (843) while Ozgo (718), Brabant (691 ), Eat your heart out, Dove Cowens . 19 either as the Blue and Gold held 25 foes to an nest six less than the previous low. rk Schueler, Doug Rostle , Rich Miscavage, Please go in . Sink it Mr. Budzinski . . . Put it in! �The Local Yokels smiling fort Clarence and Greg with Wilkes' first tournament trophy. I hope he fouls me. 246 Who said thirteen is an unlucky number??? . Senior Pat Gurney �.a Throw it over herell - ·· Steve. ]. V' s Senior Pat G urney :h me ,f you con!!I 247 �They didn"t stick their hands up in practice . WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL TEAM : J Jo nes, tri-ca pta in; A nn Tracy , tri -c Schu ltz, manager; Linda Hol inia, Titus, Monoge r. Women's Basketball (4-9) 51 Baptist Bible , Wilkes 45 Kutztown S.t. Wilkes 55 Susquehopna Wilkes 40 Luzerne Ca: Wilkes 43 Misericordia Wilkes 48 Muhlenberg Wilkes 40 Albright Wilkes 55 Marywood Wilkes 3-'ft Luzerne CC Wilkes Keystone Wilkes 47 Misericordia Wilkes 30 Bloomsburg St. Wilkes 34 Marywood Coach: andra Bloomb rg (Two years, 10-15) Wilkes They went in during practice. 50 I wonder if the Harlem Globetrotters started this way. -. --- If this shot goes in I'll die. 54 39 6 50 45 56 45 47 64 47 56 63 48 J �didn't stick their hands up in practice. I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM, Members of the 1974 edition are left ta right, KNEELING , Ellen Schwartz, Dottie Martin, Nancy Roberts, Diane Janes , tri-captain; Ann Tracy, tri -captain; Debbie Wya socki , tri-coptoin ; Sharon Wilkes, Barbaro Long, and Mary Kaye Malloy. STANDING, Nancy Schultz, manager; Lindo Holinia, Marivito Soleski, Angelo Centrella , Sue Ann Knight, Jewel McHole, Lourie Pezzner, Kathy Worcomski , and Debb ie Titus, Mana ger. ' Women's Basketball (4-9) 54 Wilkes 51 Baptist Bible 39 Wilkes 45 Kutztown' St. 86 Wilkes 55 Susquehapna 50 Wilkes 40 Luzerne CCC Wilkes 43 Misericordia / 45 56 Wilkes 48 Muhlenberg 45 Wilkes 40 Albright 47 Wilkes 55 Marywood 64 Wilkes ~4 Luzerne CC 47 Wilkes 50 Keystone 56 Wilkes 47 Misericordia 63 Wilkes 30 Bloomsburg St. 48 Wilkes 3-4 Marywood Coach: andra Bloombe g (Two years, 10- 15) -- -- It was a long season for the women cagers of Wilkes College. With almost everyone optimistic at the outset of the year, the Colonettes of Coach Sandra Bloomberg just couldn 't put it all together, winding up the 1974 campaign with a 4-9 log . Their record really doesn't give a true indication of the talent which the Blue and Gold possessed. With five starters averaging over seven points per game, the Colonettes gave opponents like Luzerne County Community College, and Misercordia all they could handle before bowing to costly mistakes in the closing minutes. Instrumental in Wilkes ' success was junior guard Anne Tracey, who averaged 8 .5 points per contest. Miss Tracey impressed fans as well as her opposition with some superb ball handling. Two freshmen who shed a ray of light on the dismal season were Dottie Martin and Sharon Wilkes. Miss Martin, a former Wyoming Area standout, and Wilkes, a Nanticoke Area graduate, tied for team scoring honors along with sophomore Barbara Long with 8.7 markers per contest. Miss Martin also paced the Colonettes in the rebounding department, hauling in 87 rebounds to tie sophomore Diane Jones in that category. Despite the bleak season Coach Bloomsberg can look to the future with happiness, knowing that her entire starting five will return next winter. Maybe a magic spell will help . 249 �An Im ortant Part of Every Sport - "it ' c.o\.t11\tlS ... "- :, lllt ·. .. · ~~ lj A group of typical W ilkes FAN Future Colonels THE The # 1 Fon - Is this seot taken? What a MOVE!!! Dr. Mike. �Sport Agro up O f ~ .... typicol Wilk es f ootboll fons . FANS �Wrestling Wilkes Number One!!! What a year! Few adjectives are left to describe Wilkes College's 28th wrestling season. The Colonels said it all March 1-2, winning the first national champi• onship in school history. Not only did the matmen of John Reese gain the NCAA CD 111 wrestling title, but they did it in blockbuster fashion, nipping their closest rivals, of 59, John Carroll University, by 49 points. Wilkes gained an enviable total of eight place-winners (out of 10). Crowned national champions were John Chakamas ( 134), Art Trovei ( 142), and Mike Lee ( 150). Only one step behind were Rick Mahon ski ( 118), Gene Ashley ( 158), and Al Scharer (Hwt.). Adding fuel to the blaze was Lon Salum ( 126), third, and Jim Weisenfluh ( 167), fifth. All butTrovei and Lee ROW 1 (left to right): Rick Mohonski, Lon Bolum , John Ch, Shorer. ROW 2: Cooch John Reese, Asst. Cooch Brooke Y Al Yanku, Mark Stevens, Tom Rapine, Asst. Coach John N will be back next year. When asked about the contributing factors which led to the Colonels' greatest moment, veteran mentor Reese pointed out, "First it was hard work, determination, and desire and finally our caliber of compe• tition had much to do with it.'' Two weeks before the NCAA confab, the Blue and Gold, after a close 1 2-point advantage in 1973, annihilated all foes in the 16 team Middle Atlantic Conference event, scoring 199 points (their closest foe was E-town with a distant 79). So thorough was the Wilkes onslaught that were Bal um ( 126), Chakamakas ( 1 34), Trovei Once accused of scheduling mediocre foes, 22-15; Navy 21-17; and North Dakota St., 21 sided defeat was to the Sooners of Oklahoma Navy had a relatively easy time in winning 1 silently thinking that is where the colonels belo Since breaking the ice with Lehigh in a tourr Come on Lon, you con do it. 252 Hang in there, Artie! Gino showing his style. The two old married men . �The ~es Number One!!! ljectives are left to describe Wilkes College's 111 March 1-2, winning the first national champi- , Not only did the matmen of John Reese gain tling title, but they did it in blockbuster fashion, ils, of 59, John Carroll University, by 49 1 iable total of eight place-winners (out of 10). pions were John Chakamas (134), Art Trovei iO) . I were Rick Mahonski ( 118), Gene Ashley iwt.) . Adding fuel to the blaze was Lon Salum i isenfluh ( 167), f ifth. All but Trovei and Lee ROW 1 (left to right): Rick Mohonski, Lon Bolum, John Chokmokos, Art Trovei, Mike lee, Gene Ashley, Jim Desombre, Jim Weisenfluh , Jeff McDonald , Bab Yanku , Jae Grinkevich , Al Sharer. ROW 2 : Coach John Reese, Asst. Coach Brooke Yeoger, John Yost, Dove Gregrow, Earl Monk, Roy Pree/er, Pinky DiZebbo , Bruce leor, Steve Yonku, John Finley, Dizz y G illespie, Al Yanku , Mork Stevens, Tom Rapine, Asst. Cooch John Mo rfia . e contributing factors which led to the Colo- •eteran mentor Reese pointed out, "first it was n, and desire and finally our caliber of competh it." , NCAA confab, the Blue and Gold, after a 1e in 1 973, annihilated all foes in the 16 team nee event, scoring 199 points (their closest foe 1t 79 ). So thorough was the Wilkes onslaught that the Reesemen produced eight champions, one runnerup, and a third . Registering MAC titles were Bal um ( 126), Chakamakas ( 134), Trovei ( 142), Lee ( 150), Ashley ( 158), Weisenfluh ( 167), Jeff McDonald ( 177), and Schroer (Hwt.). Once accused of scheduling mediocre foes, John Reese slated the cream of the nation and more than held their own in setbacks to Lehigh, 22-15; Navy 21-17; and North Dakota St., 21-1 8. Just one tiny break in each of the three duals would have changed the story. Only one sided defeat was to the Sooners of Oklahoma, 31-9 . Navy had a relatively easy time in winning the prestigious Easterns (EIWA). Now with a national title under his belt, maybe John Reese is silently thinking that is where the colonels belong if given a chance. Since breaking the ice with Lehigh in a tourney 4 years ago, the Wilkesmen have become accepted to the longstanding mat circles and have added Eastern members Lehigh, Army, and Navy to their perma nent schedule. Looking ahead to next season the Colonels have drawn an invite to the Second Annual Penn State Tournament. With all the wrestling gear put away and happy memories of a 13-5 season, 13th MAC crown in 1 8 years, and the NCAA trophy, Colonel t grappling followers are eagerly awaiting the 29th campaign . 15 36 53 22 17 9 35 ilkes Wilkes WUkes Wilkes Wilke Wilke Wilke Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes showing his style. Th e two old married men . 12 27• ~'.l9 38 46 18 36 :43 26 23 37 Coach: John Lehigh York Western Maryland Binghamton St. Navy Oklahoma Seton Hall Syracuse Army Pacific (Ore.) Delaware Valley Oswego St. North Dakota St. Elizaoethtown Lycoming M<:>t:itcloir St. East $troudso rg assctchusetts G. Reese (21 yrs., 198-37-6) 22 0 0 18 21 31 11 24 8 5 3 0 21 7 3 10 16 7 253 �We' re ready for anythi, Cindy, "HA, HA, HA!" Jim: "Move over Burt Reynolds. " Mike in control - as usual! Jim Weisenfluh " MOST OUTSTANDING WRE STL 254 Moy the best man win . Two Promising Frosh. �MAC Wrestling Tourney Wilkes College matmen broke every record in the book, compiling 199 points on their way to an unprecedented sixth straight • MAC title, ond taking home 8 individual crowns. Sophomore Jim Weisenfluh was selected the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the tourney, pinning every one of his opponents, includWe 're ready for anything!! ing a fall over Delaware Valley's Fron Campbell in the finals in 5 :44. Mike Lee and Al Sch rarer repeated last year ' s performances by again copping individual crowns. Lee became the seventh Wilkes grappler in history to win three titles. HA!" The only Colonel wrestler who didn ' t make it to the finals was Richy Mohonski, l l 8-16. freshman who lost a narrow decision to eventual champ Eric Most of Elizabethtown in the semi-finals . Artie Trovei, Mi 1<e Lee and Jeff McDonald, all came through with clamps in the finals, while Gino Ashley and Al Sch rarer had to settle for convincing decisions. Jim Weisenfluh " MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER " Two Promising Frosh. Ah! Shucks, it was nothing. 255 �NCAA Divison III Champs Mike Lee First Place 1 50 lb. class 256 Jahn Chakmakas First Place 1 34 lb. class Artie Trovei First Place 142 lb. class �Artie at it again . :e Lee First Place 150 lb. class First Place 142 lb. class BUT REF! # % ... #&&. �Remember what we told you Mike? • 258 ��Swimming Despite a poor 2-8 season, a number of Coo Former Meyers High School standout, Joe Abat excellent chance to become one of Wilkes' bett Two other swimmers who have come through more Maureen Maguire. Jeff has swam almost, Colonel campus. Jeff holds the school record oi Colonel mat squad but turned to swimming last 1st ROW, left to right: Jeff Wolk, Dove Kowolek, Steve Wasko, Gene Dobrydney, Bernie Ford, Poul Niedzwiecki, Gory Toroli , 2nd ROW: Don Williams, Lisa Wosnik, Maureen McGuire, Joe Abate, John Wieller, Donna Wasilewski , Mory Ann Montogu, Cooch Joe Shaughnessy. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Swimming (2-8) Cathedral Lock Haven E. Stroud. St. 33 Trenton St. 63 Philo. Textile 15 Widender 34 Binghamton St. 56 [ycoming 44 Ursinus 37 Kutztown Coach Joe Shaughnessy (two years, 4-18) 47 35 28 53 69 74 69 39 89 70 47 59 67 The grace al On your mark, g �. Despite a poor 2-8 season, a number of Coach Joe Shaughnessy's mermen have performed well above their pre-season expectations. Former Meyers High School standout, Joe Abate has come through with 13 first place finishes in the diving events this year, and has an excellent chance to become one of Wilkes' better divers. Two other swimmers who have come through with yeoman performances for the Blue and Gold have been senior Jeff Walk and sophomore Maureen Maguire. Jeff has swam almost every event for Coach Shaughnessy this season. He is one of the most versatile athletes on the Colonel campus. Jeff holds the school record of 2:26.2 in the 200-yard breaststroke. As a freshman Walk was a promising member of the Colonel mat squad but turned to swimming last year and has made a valuable contribution to the team. Jeff is the team captain and provided six firsts and seven seconds. Jeff was selected as the Most Valuable Player for the 1973-74 season. Miss Maguire, who will become the first Wilkes coed to letter on a previously all-male team, has four firsts and has set a new school record for the 500-yard freestyle, being clocked at 6 : 14.2. Niedzwiecki, ,nna Wasilewski, 1ming (2-8) ::lral laven ud. St. n St. rextile der mton St. ng wn 53 69 74 69 39 89 70 47 59 67 • Shaughnessy ears, 4-18) The grace of a swan. I con. I think I con. On your mark, get set . . . JEFF WALK-MVP 1974 �He flies throu h . of ease · 9 the rnr with the greatest ' I �He fl ies through the air with th of ease. e greatest , ' ;;; ;:: s, --• nybody see m y rubber duck? s �Baseball ( ,, \ ' ' I, 4 I ,;.. . 1//" . '' ' ... \\ 'I' '; Ban tlf1£i . ·/ · ~ ,...... 1£1\£$ -' y- By nearly every stretch of the imi Coach Gene Domzalski used as Blue and Gold recorded a 13-5 log ilf1{1t£$'J:), " , -. I; UH~ l . ., •. /'.· i ' V ( f!t,p: ~ t, r in ;-;:- ' ~ ·:- The win production was second< r, - Pitching was equally superb as ti 'l ; · 1£i£S:- -~ / As a team, the Colonels batted c age , m 1 Most coaches would be happy v. way (.439), Chuck Suppon (.419), \ _........-, - ~\ ' ' ~ FIRST ROW (left to right), Dove Trethaway, Mark Omolecki, Rich Lopatto, Paul Lavelle, Marty Pobutkiewicz, Paul Hughes, Tony Schwab, Greg Snyder, SECOND ROW: Dave Orischak, Jack Keller, Jim Hoover, Steve Leskiew, Chuck Suppon, Jim Stehle, Jim Michaels, THIRD ROW: Bob Duliba Asst, Coach, Lou Maczuga, Joe Delozier, Dan Cizney, Gene Donzalski Coach, MISSING: Jerry Savitz, Dave Paolinelli, Elizabethtown Upsala Lebanon Valley Lebanon Valley Bloomsbs>r 10 19 10 2 Juni Junia Ursin Scran Scran Philadelphia l<!utztown St Susqt'Jehanna , Susquehanna ,, . Coach, are you sure Johnny Bench started th 12 o· i2 1 7 12 3 3 Q_ - Yea, Savitz, Tell me another one! 264 Schwoboni gets this Gol, �. Banner Season for Wilkes Baseball By nearly every stretch of the imagination, 1974 was truly a great year for Wilkes College baseball. Coach Gene Domzalski used as many as eight sophomores in the starting lineup and his persistence with youth paid off as the Blue and Gold recorded a 1 3-5 log. The win production was second only to the 1971 edition which carded a 14-3 log. As a team, the Colonels batted an eye catching .365. Of their 205 hits, 59 fell into the extra base category. Pitching was equally superb as the Wilkesmen fanned 163 batters in 145 innings and registered a fine 1. 98 earned run average. Most coaches would be happy with four . 300 hitters but Domzlalski got more than he bargained for as regulars Dave Trethaway (.439), Chuck Suppon (.419), Mark Omelecki (.413) and Steve Leskiew (.412) surpassed the .400 level. In addition, all of the other five starters cracked into the .300 barrier, making it one of the few times in collegiate history that the trick has been turned. Members of the group included Dave Paonelli (.370), Marty Pobutkiewicz (.350), Jack Keiler (.327), Greg Snyder (.315) and Jim "Hawk" Hoover (.302). With the exception of number one batters Trethaway and Keller, all of the nine players produced ten or more runs batted in. Trethaway, who also walked 14 times, just missed Tom Higgen's all time hit mark of 30. Dave fell short by one. The Coughlin graduate tallied 20 of the Colonels' 129. Just a hair behind was fellow Crusader alumnus Leskiew, who came on strong in late season to accumulate most of his 28 safeties. Real clutch artist was catcher Paolinelli, who stroked out six game winning hits. Dave was torrid with the long ball, booming four doubles, three triples, and one round tripper. Wilkes had a fine mound tandem in junior Paul Hughes and freshman Jim Stehle. Coach, are you sure Johnny Bench started this way? What's the matter with this thing? �SLIDEii! Now watch me, Pinhead. I hope we have BUD after this . �"watch me, Pinhead. The Diamondmen - Pinhead lets loose. Now watch me, you guys . What Gems. Ballet??? Snf~I �Tennis LEFT TO RIGHT: cavage, C. Haff, ROW 1: G. Paich, J. Derbin, B. Dombroski. ROW 2: J. Davis, R. McGuire, D. Meckbach. 268 ROW 1: P. Steele, N. Roberts, C. Kester, E. Schwartz, N . Snee, D. Kishbaugh . ROW 2 : S. Knight, B. Martin, D. Giovannini, J . Englot, C. Koterba, N. Cardillo , L. Holonia . �. Golf LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gurnari, D. Allen, B. Dwyer, D. Olukszulin, G . Dub, J. Klocke, A. Mastalski, M. Mercincavage, C. Haffey, M. Jarolen. mini, J. Englot, C. Koterba, N. �Coaches Roger Bearde Basketball 1st ROW (left ta right): Mary Lo hus , Marilyn Ivan , Barbara Yan, Lacrosse wom 270 Rokita 1 Tenn,s-Saccer 1 George Pawlush Cross Country Mrs . Meyers Advisor �I ;-· mzolski boll 1st ROW (left ta right): Mary Lou Gottlieb, Carol Zambelli, Jennifer Morgan, Sandy Voitek, Bonnie Grant, Sharon Sprecinno, Debbie Georgett. 2nd ROW: Carol Drohus, Marilyn Ivan, Barbara Yanchuk, Barbara King, Alexis Delong, Cynthia Lenahan, Rose Ann Roda, Mary Lau Zawatski , Jenny Centrella. Colonelettes OHNO!! George Pawlu sh Cross Country Mrs. Meyers Advisor He can ' t gel pinned! 271 �Lacrosse Wilkes Stickmen had the best s, "Bill Winter." Billy, who is only a But, as you can obviously see, ' Vinnie Krill, Jr. As far as defense! All MAC LaCrosse team. Winter h Coach Mattei had one of the m 17 goals and 9 assists to his credi All in all, the season was one o decision to Bucknell. It seemed th< instead, a dream for future teams '"' ES • 4• ~,LKEs ;;- 4~ ~, ~ '11\L 3 'f\lLKEs ; - , THE 197-4 EDITION OF THE WILKES COLLEGE LACROSSE TEAM : FIRST ROW, from left lo right: Dick Mandigo, Jim Rodda , Rich Lock, Steve Colemon (tri-coptoin ); Craig Deacon (tri-coptoin); Rich Lorenzen (lri -coptoin); and Tom Panetta . SECOND ROW , John Molotros, Bruce Tomasek, Tom DeSanno, Don Mock , Bob Mazitelli, John Matuse k, John Baron, and Mike Motteace. THIRD ROW: John Bush, Don Nosh, Tom McGann, Scott Siegert, Nick Lozorok, Bill Horris, Fred Lohman . FOURTH ROW: Bob Armstrong , Rich Merchak, Billy Winter, Craig Austin, Gory Geischen, Vin Krill, Bob Koloko . FIFTH ROW : Len Snierson, Mork Davis, Cooch Chuck Mattei , Harry Hoover, John Holbrock. Go 9et' em tiger! 272 Winter the Winner!!! Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 16 20 16 Lehi~ Dick St. 23 15 19 20 13 4 18 Kutz Coach: Charles " (four years, Overall �Wilkes Stickmen had the best season yet winning 9 and losing only l. Coach Mattei had only the best things to say about his star player "Bill Winter." Billy, who is only a sophomore, had 46 goals, 37 assists and, needless to say, was the team's leading scorer. But, as you can obviously see, Winter is not the only one who scores; there are others, such as Gary Geischen, Jr., Craig Austin, So., and Vinnie Krill, Jr. As far as defense goes, the man of the hour is Jeff Grandinetti. Grandinetti, Winter, Geischen, and Krill were all named to the All MAC LaCrosse team. Winter had the distinction of being the Leading Scorer in the nation. Coach Mattei had one of the most impressive starting attacks in the entire Middle Atlantic Conference. Junior Bob Armstrong had a total of 17 goals and 9 assists to his credit, which is quite impressive considering the outstanding play of his other two front line teammates. All in all, the season was one of the best of all spring sports. It seemed like the stickmen could do no wrong until they lost a "sticky" 4-9 decision to Bucknell. It seemed that the team just didn't "gel" that match and their chance at an MAC title was no longer a reality, but, instead, a dream for future teams. Mike Motteoce. THIRD ROW: John Bush , Don Nosh , Tom McGonn, Scott Siegert, Nick Lozorok, Bill Horris, Fred Lohman . FOURTH ROW : Bob Armstrong, Rich Merchok, Billy Winter, Craig Austin, Gory Geischen, Vin Krill, Bob Koloko. FIFTH ROW: Len Snierson, Mork Davis, Cooch Chuck Mattei, Horry Hoover, John Holbrock. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 16 Lehigh 20 Dickinson 16 St. Mary's (MD) 23 Miami 15 Haverford 19 Muhlenberg 20 Lebanon Valley 13 Western Maryland 4 Bucknell 18 Kutztown St. Coach: Charles "Chuck" Mattei (four years, 26-11-1) Overall: 9-1 3 6 4 5 3 5 5 7 9 11 Leaping Lizards!! • �WILKES 8 Billy Winter leading scorer and MVP. Boonton Boys Tri-captains and Cooche, �It's a bird, it's a plane . . . WILKES 8' Get cut af my way!!! lilly Winter leading scarer and MVP. Tri-captains and Coaches Local Yokels �Note of Appreciation Perhaps only those who have worked closely on a publication, such as the Amnicola, can realize the tremendous responsibility, time, and effort involved in making the publication a success. As Co-Editor of the 1974 Amnicola, I have experienced the seeming unending amount of hard work required to edit such a publication. As a result, I am deeply grateful for the help I received while working on the 1974 Amnicola, and wish to express my sincere appreciation to the following people: Sue - Thanks for coming through with a fine Senior section. Debbie - Thanks so much for being such a great help throughout the year. Not only did you produce a fine section on Dorms, you were indispensable in helping me with the overall functioning of the Amnicola. Ann - Thanks for your work on the Organizations section and for being so patient with the scheduling and rescheduling of pictures for it. Beth - Thank you for your help on the Events section. Helen - Thank you for being so very dependable and trustworthy, and for assuming full responsibility for business transactions, ads, and layouts for the ads. Mary Ann and Debbie - Thank you both for the concern and interest you expressed for the progress of the Amnicola and for your willing• ness to help at all times. Thank you, also, for the help you gave Debbie on the Dorm section. Sue, Sue Ann, and Tina Joe - Thanks to you for your help on Subscription Drives and for the interest you expressed throughout the year. Thank you very, very much for the fantastic art work appearing on the introductory pages of the yearbook and in the Sports section as well. Your skill and creativity are sincerely respected and appreciated, and have served to truly enhance the 1974 Amnicola. Cynthia - Thanks so very much for being such a wonderful friend and volunteering to help me with the yearbook during those last trying weeks . You were an enormous help and I am truly grateful. Jennifer, Carol Z., Carol D., Karen, and Jannette - A special thanks to all of you for being my ever-faithful companions to the very end. The Sports section is a truly fantastic one, and I sincerely appreciate the time, effort, and dedication you gave to it. And, Karen and Jeanette, you removed a great burden from my shoulders by completing the enormous amount of typing involved in the Senior Directory. George Pawlush - Thank you for being such an asset to our Sports section . Your contributions helped Jennifer and Carol Z. produce one of the finest sections ever. Mr. Moran - Thank you very much for the help and advice you gave me throughout the year, and for being so willing to listen. Richard Clompus - An enormous thanks goes to you for the beautiful slides that I have used as dividers throughout the book and for the cover design, and which inspired me with the theme for the 1974 Amnicola. Thank you, also, for certain pictures appearing on page 205. Your fine photography and creativity are deeply appreciated. Vince - A special thanks to you for the patience you demonstrated while working with us, and for doing such a fantastic job as yearbook photographer from Ace Hoffman Studios. Without your understanding and fine photography, our yearbook may never have materialized. Thank you for all the hard work and late hours you spent in getting our pictures to us. We are truly grateful. Because of these fine people, the 1974 Amnicola is a success. I am very proud of it. I sincerely hope that you are also. June F. Beerish Co-Editor, 1974 Amnicola 2 JOSEPH LEONARD ASA TE - 105 Searle St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Social• ogy SHEFF G . ABRAHAM- 15 Andover St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance STEPHEN D. ADAMCHAK - 244 Hughes St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A. Political Science LESLIE MAYNARD ADAMS - 605 Marcia Lane, Rockville, Md ., B.A. Political Science ROBERT PARKER ADAMS - 137 Carey Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance VALERIE ANN AIELLO- 1 Ellesworth Place, East Northport, N.Y., B.A. Psychology GERALD ALEXANDER - 1 33 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cl iff, N.Y., B.S. Mathematics SAMUEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER JR. 129 Blockmon St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . History GERALD CHRISTOPHER ALFERIO 917 Paul St., Scranton, Pa., B.A. Fine Arts MARK KEVIN ANDERSON - 5 Brook Drive East, Kingston, New Jersey, B.S . Commerce and Finance JOSEPH FRANCIS ANDREWS - 100 Main St., Duryea, Po ., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education RICHARD BERNARD ANSELMI 981 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa., B.A. History EVA CHRISTINE ANTANELISCrestwood Drive, Dover, New Jersey, B.A. Fine Arts CHARLES PATRICK AQUILINA-17 Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance JOSEPH M. AS KLAR - 206 Poland St., Swoyersville, Pa ., B.A. Mathematics NICHOLAS R. ATWELL - 170 Second St., Old Forge, Po. , S.S. Commerce and Finance LEE DAVID AUERBACH - 8-28 Fairhaven Place., Fairlawn, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance DIANE JUSTINE AUGELLO - 39 Swallow St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish PHILIP ELY AU RON - 336 Owen St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.S. Biology DAVID LEE BALLA - 36 So. Walnut St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A. Political Science and Social Science MICHAEL JAMES BANCHERO - 932 B. Blvd., New Milford, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance WILLIAM R. BANKS - R.D. 3 Box 215 C, Dallas, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance JAMES GORDON BARBACCI - R.D. · 1, Noxen, Pa., B.A. History BRUCE VINCENT BARBERA - 110 Rock St., Hughestown, Pa ., B.S. Chemistry ANTONIO CONSTANINE BARDOUTSOS - 2 Micalakopoulou St., Patras, Greece,. B.S. Mathematics DA VI D JOHN BARRETT - Rr. 54 1 . West G reer B.S. Comm, JO ANNE B Montgomer tary Educati WILLIAMA. ington Ave ., B.A. Elemen CATHERINE So. Goodwi B.A. Music JUNE FAYE Larksville, P, JERIL ROBEf Hill Village, Commerce c LEE L. BEREl East Plymou Education PETER VAN Comstock H, B.A . Psychol BARBARA A sle St., Edwc chology ANNE . BER East Orange chology JOSEPH D. I ville, New J, RONALD JA 5 , Shavertm and Finance MICHAELM. Vine St., Ply, TINA 'MARIE Scott St., Wi MARYCATH View Road, I B.S. Music Ee MARIEANN velt Park, 5,,., Nursing Edu, GEORGEM. Road,Shave m• rce and Fi THEODORE I Ave. , Edwan ogy JOSEPH W. I Jones St., Wi Commerce a 1 MARIER. BO Drive, West \ mentary Edu, ANDRIA ADI Nicholson St Music Educat HENRY E. BC St., Kingston, neering JOHN JAME gan St. , Wilk ness Educatic NANCY ANt lllin ios Ave., , B.A. Political DONALD FR, Henry St., Pie and Finance JOHN ROBEi Gardner Ave Mathematics THOMAS CH �" Senior Directory 2 JOSEPH LEONARD ABATE - 105 Searle St., Pittston, Pa. , B.A. Sociology SHEFF G. ABRAHAM - 15 Andover St., W ilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance STEPHEN D. ADAMCHAK - 244 Hughes St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A. Political Science ze the tremendous responsibility, time, and cperienced the seeming unending amount of ived while working on the 1974 Amnicola, >duce a fine section on Dorms, you were ,duling and rescheduling of pictures for it. sibility for business transactions, ads, and LESLIE MAYNARD ADAMS - 605 Marcia Lane, Rockville, Md. , B.A. Political Science ROBERT PARKER ADAMS - 137 Carey Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance VALERIE ANN AIELLO- 1 Ellesworth Place, East Northport, N.Y. , 8.A. Psychology GERALD ALEXANDER - 1 33 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cliff, N.Y., B.S. Mathematics SAMUEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER JR. 129 Blackman St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., 8.A. History West Green St., West Hazelton, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance Windy Bush Road, Newtown, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance JO ANNE BARTLE - 160 Un ion St., Montgomery, New York, B.A . Elementary Education ANDREW JOHN BOWALICK - 340 McClain St., Wilkes Barre, Pa. , B.S. Mathematics and Physics WILLIAM A . BARTUSKI - 222 Washington Ave., West Wyoming, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education JACK RASELEY BOWER - 919 East Front St. , Berwick, Pa., B.S. Music Education CATHERINE ANN BAUMANN - 45 So. Goodwin Ave., Kingston, Pa., B.A. Music CHARLES BENJAMIN BOYER - 322 Arch St., Berwick, Pa., B.S. History JUNE FAYE BEERISH - 15 Coxe St., Larksville, Pa ., B.A . English MICHAEL R. BREAKSTONE - 148 Staub Rd., Trucksville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology JERIL ROBERT BENEDICT - Capitol Hill Village, Mountain Top, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance WILBERT MICHAEL BREZNITSKI 179 Alvin St., Freeland, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance LEE L. BERETSKY - 62 East First St., East Plymouth, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education FRANK EDWARD BRIA- 244 No. Washington St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education PETER VAN DYK BERG JR. - 54 Comstock Hill Road, Coonan, Conn ., B.A. Psychology DAVID BRIGA - 909 Skyview Dr., Scranton, Pa ., B.A . Political Science BARBARA ANN BERKANT - 95 Russle St., Edwardsville, Po., B.A. Psychology gress of the Amnicola and for your willing- GERALD CHRISTOPHER ALFERIO 917 Paul St., Scranton, Pa ., B.A. Fine Arts ;t you expressed throughout the year. ; of the yearbook and in the Sports section MARK KEVIN ANDERSON - 5 Brook Drive East, Kingston, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance ly enhance the 1974 Amnicola . JOSEPH D. BERRY - Box 56, Bayville, New Jersey, B.A. Fine Arts JOSEPH FRANCIS ANDREWS - 100 Main St., Duryea, Pa ., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education RONALD JAMES BERTRAM - R.D. 5, Shavertown , Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance RICHARD BERNARD ANSELMI 981 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa., B.A . History MICHAEL MARTIN BIALEK - 610 Vine St., Plymouth, Pa ., B.A. History vith the yearbook during those last trying iver-faithful companions to the very end. The you gave to it. And, Karen and Jeanette, you ,ed in the Senior Directory. 1elped Jennifer and Carol Z. produce one of nd for being so willing to listen. dividers throughout the book and for the certain pictures appearing on page 205. EVA CHRISTINE ANTANELISCrestwood Drive, Dover, New Jersey, 8.A. Fine Arts CHARLES PATRICK AQUILINA- 17 Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance JOSEPH M . ASKLAR - 206 Poland St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A. Mathemat- ics ·or doing such a fantastic job as yearbook ,r yearbook may never have materialized. ly grateful. · hope that you are also. NICHOLAS R. ATWELL - 170 Second St., Old Forge, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance LEE DAVID AUERBACH - 8-28 Fairhaven Place ., Fairlawn, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance DIANE JUSTINE AUGELLO - 39 Swallow St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish i F. Beerish :ditor, 1974 Amnicola PHILIP ELY AURON - 336 Owen St. , Swoyersville, Pa., B.S. Biology DAVID LEE BALLA- 36 So . Walnut St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A. Political Science and Social Science MICHAEL JAMES BANCHERO - 932 8. Blvd., New Milford, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance WILLIAM R. BANKS - R.D. 3 Box 215 C, Dallas, Pa., B.S . Commerce and Finance JAMES GORDON BARBACCI 1, Noxen, Pa ., B.A. History R.D. ROBERT CARTER - 922 Cloy Ave ., Scranton, Pa., B.A. Philosophy CHERYL ANN CASTROVILLARI - 10 Ha brook Ave ., Emerson , New Jersey, B.A. Spanish PAULA DENISE CASTRUCCI - 60 Porks Rd., Denville, New Jersey, B.S. Music CHRISTOPHER CLAYTON CASWELL - 715 Bryn Mawr Ave., Narberth, Pa ., B.A. English MARY PAMELA CAWLEY-27 Tedrick St. , Pittston, Po., B.A. Sociology ALFRED ROBERT CECCONI - 200 Fifth St., Wyoming, Pa., B.A. Psychol ogy CA THY ANNE CELUSNIAK - 204 Elm St., Dupont, Pa ., B.A. Sociology JANET MARIE CENCETTI - 1 Connel St. , Old Forge, Pa., B.S. Medical Technology NANCY LOUISE BROKHAHNE 23655 Gill Rd ., Farmington, Mich ., B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology JENNY CENTRELLA- 640 William St., Pittston, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish PAUL D. BROTZMEN - 207 Harvard Ave ., Claremont, Calif., B.A. Political Science KAREN ANNE CEREP - 1 3 Birch Dr., Rivercrest, Tunkhannock, Pa ., B.A. Fine Arts CHARLES C. BROWN JR. - 377 East Ridge, Nanticoke, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance JOHN JAMES CHAKMAKAS - 60 Lee Ave., Schenectady, New York, B.A . Mathematics TINA 'MARIE BIANCONI - 1136 Scott St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., Fine Arts ROBERT LEE BROWN - 200 Fergusen Ave., Shavertown, Pa ., B.A . Biology DENISE HELEN CHAPURA - 163 W. Brood St., Nanticoke, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education MARY CATHERINE BICE- Valley View Road, New Hartford, New York, B.S. Music Education MICHAEL THOMAS BRUNO - 1304 Susquehanna Ave., West Pittston, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance GAIL A . CHARTERA - 90 Marlborough Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education MARIE ANNE BICKEL - 1 8 Roosevelt Park, Swoyersville, Pa., B.S. Nursing Education MARY ANNE LORRAINE BRUNO 1304 Susquehanna Ave., West Pittston, Pa., B.A. Psychology ANDREW D. CHECK - 92 Maltby Ave ., Swoyersville, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance GEORGE M . BIGUS - 16 Holcomb Road, Shavertown, Pa., B.S. Comm,erce and Finance RICHARD JOHN BURICK - 9 Arthur Circle, Mountaintop, Pa ., B.A. Physics DAVID JOSEPH CHECK - 92 Maltby Ave ., Swoyersville, Po ., B.S. Commerce and Finance ANNE. BERKISE - 90 Midland Ave., East Orange, New Jersey, B.A . Psychology THEODORE BOBACH - 46 Zerby Ave., Edwardsville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology JOSEPH W. BOCKOWSKI - 101 Jones St. , Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance MARIE R. BOCOLO - 203 Hilltop Drive, West Wyoming, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education ANDRIA ADELLE BOGUSKO - 226 Nicholson St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Music Education HENRY E. BOLINSKY - 33 Pulaski St., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Electrical Engineering JOHN JAMES BONSALL - 221 Gilligan St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S . Business Education NANCY ANN BOOTH - 1340 D. lllinios Ave., Cape May, New Jersey, B.A. Political Science BRUCE VINCENT BARBERA - 110 Rock St., Hughestown, Pa. , B.S. Chemistry DONALD FRANKLIN BORDICK - 80 Henry St., Plains, Pa ., B.S . Commerce and Finance ANTONIO CONSTANINE BARDOUTSOS - 2 Micalakopoulou St., Patras, Greece, B.S. Mathematics JOHN ROBERT BOROWSKI - 189 Gardner Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Mathematics DAVID JOHN BARRETT - THOMAS CHARLES BOSHINSKI - Rr. 541 MAUREEN ANN BRITT - 765 Mercer Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education B.A. English CARLOW. CARSTENSEN - 3 Birchwood Rood, Jomes burg, New Jersey, B.S . Commerce and Finance CHARLES THOMAS BURILLA - Rr. 127 Dickson St., Duryea, Pa ., B.S. Material Engineering JAMES EDWARD BURNS - 562 No. Gates Ave., Kingston, Pa., B.A. History JOHN ROBERT CALABRO - 107 Walnut St. , Berwick, Pa., B.A. Mathematics LUCILLE M. CALAHAN - 250 Carey Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education MARY ANN CALAHAN - 146 Sandborn St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A . Elementary Education JENE AUGUST CAMON I - 1000 Church St., Jessup, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education GIFFORD R. CAPPELLINI - 320 Academy St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.A. Political Science M. LAURA CARDELLO - 124 Rainor St., West Babylon , New York, B.A. English CHRISTAL. CARL - 14 Archumg Rd ., Wayne, New Jersey, B.A . Elementary Education and Psychology MARK RAYMOND CARMON - 258 West Center Hill Road, Dallas, Po ., CONSTANCE J. CHEPLICK - 631 E. Grant St., Olyphant, Po., B.A. Elementary Education MARY PING-YUNG CHEUNG - 8 Wistarie Rd . You Yat Cheun, Kowloon, H.K., B.S. Commerce and Finance PAUL W . CHILEK - 104 Pacific Ave., West Pittston, Pa ., B.A. History BEYERL YANN CHISLO- 418 Penn . Ave ., Dupont, Po., B.S. Medical Technology HENRY JOSEPH CIERNIAKOSKI, JR. - R. 1 326 N . Washington Ave ., Wilkes Borre, Po., B.S. Commerce and Finance SUSAN ZBEGNER CINQUEGRANI 735 Lehigh St. , Wilkes Borre, Po ., B.A. Fine Arts LOUIS ROBERT CIUFERRI - 11 9 Millard St., Old Forge, Po ., B.S. Commerce and Finance DONNA LOUISE COFFIN - 345 Fronk Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y., B.A. Elementary Education DAVID MARC COHEN - 630 Sixth St., Lakewood , New Jersey, B.A. Psychology 277 �JOHN COLLINS - 38-47 Victoria Rd ., Fair Lawn, N.J ., B.S. Commerce and Finance DAVID JAMES COOPER - 856 S. Main St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Elemenlary Education ROBERT L. CORGAN - 660 Charles St. , Kingston, Pa. , B.A. Psychology PHILIP DANIEL CORSO- 166 W . River St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elemenlory Education DANIEL P. COUGHLIN- 214 Scott St., Easton, Pa. , B.S. Commerce and Finance AYN HARTMAN CRAWLEY-21 Slyvan Way, Rockaway, New Jersey, B.A. Psychology DORIS DOBRANSKI - 34 Avon St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Psychology CHRISTINE H. DONAHUE - 28 Price St., Kingston, Pa ., B.S. Music Educalion DONNA MARIE DONCSES - 305 Second St. , Eoston , Pa., B.A. Elementary Education RICHARD DORF - 421 So. Franklin St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. History ELIZABETH M . DORRIS - 589 Main St., Edwardsville, Pa., B.A . Sociology SUSAN ELLEN DOWNS - R.D. # 2, Bax 326, Harveys Lake, Pa., B.A. Sociology RICHARD F. CURRY - 32 Graham Ave., Metuchen , New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance MARGARET PATRICIA DOYLE - 54 Maxwell St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. History ANN MARIE CUSICK- 819 Palm St. , Scranton, Pa ., B.S . Music Educalion GARY H. DRISCOLE - 1 3 Edith St., Mine Hill, N.J., B.A. History MARJORIE EVE CZULEWICZ - 24 Newsome La., Wilton, Conn ., B.S. Biology JOSEPH CHARLES DAMIANO - 23 Hole St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Political Sc ience ROGER CHARLES DANBURY - 541 Emory Ave. , Trenton , N .J. , B.S. Commerce and Finance LORENE NANCY DARING - RcD. # 3, Box 436 G, Dallas, Po., B.S. Music Education NANCY BARBARA DARTE - 89 Main Rd ., Mountaintop, Pa., B.A. Fine Arts BARBARA A . DoSIL VA - 68 W. Northompton , Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A. Ps ychology RUSSELL C. DAUBERT, Ill - 1 23 Blockmon St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance CRAIG L. DEACON- R.D. # 2, Box 370, Lakewood, N.J., B.S . Commerce and Finance JOHN ROBERT DEAN - Griffis St. , Montrose, Pa ., B.A. Political Science KAREN ANN DRYZA - 372 Kramer St., Bogota, N .J. , B.S. Commerce and Finance ROBERT NOEL DUFFY - 523 S. River St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. History CLIFTON ELWOOD DUNGEY - 205 Lawn St., Shovertown, Pa., B.S. Mothemetics DEBORAH ELIZABETH DUNLEAVY292 New Hancock St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. English ROBET THOMAS DZUGAN - 319 Garfield St. , Nanticoke, Pa., B.A. Mathematical Engineering CINDY JOAN EAKER - 1 3 Atlantic St., Metuchen, N .J., B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology CHARLES A . EATON, IV- 201 Valley Rd ., Watchune, N .J., B.A. Socialogy DAVID T. EDWARDS-35 Academy St., Plymouth, Po., B.A. Elementary Education DWAINE ANN EDWARDS- Bax 520, RD #4, Dallas, Po., B.A. Psychology PAMELA ROSE ELLA EGGERT Newfoundland, Pa., B.A. Business Education BERNARDS. ELKO-5 E. First St., Larksville, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Edu- GAIL DeANGELIS - 220 Race St. , Old Forge, Pa ., B.A . English cation EDWARD JOHN DeLUCCA - 550 Exeter A ve., West Pittston , Po ., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education WILLIAN TUDOR ELLIS - Box 192, Woodbine Rd ., Shavertown, Pa., B.S. Business Education MONICA DeLUCCA- 357 Thirwell St., Hazleton, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education JO ANNE R. DEMYUM-631 Charles Ave ., Kingston, Pa., B.S. Nursing Education JON TODD DERBIN - 1051 Meade Ave., Scranton, Pa ., B.A. Political Science JAMES CARL De SOMBRE - 106 Welles St., Forty Fort, Pa ., B.S. Mothematical Engineering 278 ANNETTE SUSAN DOBLIX - 19 Skidmore St., Hudson, Pa ., B.A. English JAMES STEVEN CRINNION - Valley View Dr. , R.D. # 3, Dallas, Po ., B.S. Mathematics ROBERT JOHN CYBULSKI - 150 Garfield St. , Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Psychology •• JOSEPH PAUL DiRISIO - 234 Cool St., Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A. Fine Arts SHARON M . ENGELS - R. D. # 1, Hawley, Pa., B.A. English MARCOS LEONEL! ESPINHEIRA29 Hedge Pl ., Kingston, Po ., B.S. Commerce and Finance HELEN SUSAN EVANCHO-135 Washington St., Freeland , Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance MICHELLE M . EVANS - 94 W . Bennett St., Kingston , Pa ,, B.A. Elementary Education ANN MARIE DEUTSCH - 22 Divis ion St., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Sociology GOERGE JOSEPH FALCONE - 221 S. Main St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Psychology RUTH CAROL DeWITT - 57 S. Pioneer Ave ., Trucksville, Pa., B.S. Music Education ALLAN ANGELO FANUCCI - 151 3 Cedar Ave ., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Mathematical Engineering RONALD RICHARD FEDOR - 420 N . Washington St., Wilkes Barre, Pa. , B.S. Commerce and Finance ROBERT FERA - 599 Shawnee St., Breslau, Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance ELLEN MARC HA FEUERMAN - 61 0 Bellmore Ave., East Meadow, N.Y., B.S. Biology Ave ., Kingston , Pa., B.A . Elementary Education CAROL HAUGHT GEIGER - 44 Lake Dr., Roosevelt, N .J., B.A. Spanish ROBERT D. GENNARO- 915 N.E. 8th St., Hallandale, Florida, B.S. Commerce and Finance ALYCE YVETTE GERMAIN - 271 Lincoin Blvd., Emerson, N.J., B.A. Elementary Education MICHALEN SUSAN FIGEL - 37 Poplar St., Plains, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology MARGARET GESISKIE - R.D. #2, Waymart, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education SUSAN CAROL FIN DON - 106 Jefferson St., Wind Gap, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education HUDA A . GHANNAM- 33 W . Market St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Psycholagy KAREN MARIE FINK - 230 Harland St., Exeter, Pa., B.A. Psychology VASILIOS STELIOS GIAVASIS110 Sotiros and Neorion St., Piraeus, Greece, B.S. Electranical Engineering PAMELA JOYCE FINK - 11 Glen Ave ., Shickshinny, Po ., B.S. Music Education MADELAIN FISHER - 103 Gable Hill Rd. , Levittown, Pa., B.S. Medical Technology PATRICIA BRIDIGITTE FOLEY - 61 Madison St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Fine Arts RAYMOND F. GILLEN JR . - R.D. # 4, Tunkhannock, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance DIANE KAREN GIOVANNINE 223 Sanvoia St., Exeter, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education ALBERT W . GLUC - 21 Caffrey St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Engl ish PATRICIA SUE FORCONE - 14909 Cobblestone Dr., Silver Spring, Md., B.A. Economics JAMES BERNARD GODLEWSKI 681 N. Franklin St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. History RAYMOND T. FORD - 20 Ash St. , W ilkes Barre, Pa. , B.S. Electronicol Engineering MARY ELLEN GOOD - 1 32 W . Pettebone St., Forty Fort, Po ., B.S. Music Education STEVEN FORST - 1 2 Mountain View Rd., Succasunna, N .J., B.S. Biology LINDA LEE GOODMAN - 290 Holden St., West Wyoming, Pa ., B.A. Psychology LISA FOXX - 3 Woodside Drive, Farmingdale, N .J., B.A. Elementary Education BARRY C. FRANK - 170 Pine St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S. Electronical Engineering TED I. FREY - 2626 Burro La ., East Meadow, N .Y., B.S. Commerce and Finance MICHAEL GERARD HI SCHAK 11 25 Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance NANCY KATHRYN HOFBAUER-92 W. Ross St., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education LEONARD S. HOJNOWS Kl - 187 E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Po ., B.A. Chemistry DENISE MARIE HOLLICK - 1025 Washington Street, Freeland, Pa ., B.A. Spanish and Elementary Educelion JEFFREY DJ er! St., No n ogy JANICE LYI Alexander . Elementary NATHAN ( St ., Hazlet, and Financ, DEBORAH wanna Ave matics JAMES BAf Wilkes Barr ence and H TAMARA HRYNKO - 28 Lester St., Wallington, M .J., B.A. Engl ish WILLIAM R Grove Ave. Commerce MITCHELL S. GOUZE - 611 W . 239 St., Bronx, N.Y., B.A. Political Science PAUL ELLIOT HUNTER, JR . - 1705 Washburn St., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Physics WILLIAM( ton Place, ( Arts SUSAN E. HUTTON - 130 Main St. , Conyngham, Pa., B.A . Elementary Education THOMAS F W . Main St tory and Po JOSEPH DAVID IERO - 61 0 N. Wyoming St. , Hazleton, Po. , B.S. Commerce and Finance GAYLE E. K land Rd ., R, CAROL KRIS TEN FUMANTI - 191 3 Scarborough Ave ., Exeter, Pa ., B.A . Sociology SANFORD ALAN GREENBERG5552 Netherland Ave., Bron x, N.Y., B.A. Sociology RANDALL GLENN GALE - 167 S. Maple Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. His- SUSAN BARBARA GREENSPAN 172 Throckmorton La., Old Bridge, N .J., B.A. Elementary Education 21 S. Gates LINDA RUTH HILL - 1173 Wasswegass Rd., Hellertown, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finonce ANTHONY Dawson St. merce and I cation NANCY E. GREENBERG - 15 Dixon Ave., Liberty, N.Y., B.S . Music Educe- VICKIE GEARHART - JOANNE LOUISE HERFURTH - 7 Fairview Dr., Neshanic Station , N.J. , B.A. French LYNN KARI Forty Fort, I cation MARCIA A . GOSCIEWSKI - Casey Park, Wilkes La. # 33, Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A . Sociology WAYNE HARRY FULLERTON - 207 Shell Rd., Carney 's Point, N .J., B.A . Chemistry THERESA A . GAZA - 163 Lidy ' s Road, Dupont, Pa ., B.A . English RICHARD ANTHONY HARTRANFT R.D . # 2, Tamaqua, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance MAUREEN Park St., W LIONEL DAVID GREEN - 84 Second Ave., Schumacher, Ontario, Canada, B.S. Commerce and Finance JOSEPH GERARD GAYDOS - 18 W . Hollenback Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Mathematics PATRICIA i, side Ave., E mentary Ed JOSEPH M . HOUCK - 79 Cooper St., Pringle, Pa., B.A. Elementary Edu- PAUL HENRY GOODMAN - 69 Tilbury Ave ., W . Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S. Electronicol Engineering DEBORAH JANE FULLERTON - 38 Cambridge Rd ., Freehold, N.J., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education JEAN GILROY GAVLICK - 230 Madison St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education NANCY LEE HARRIS -337 Rutter Ave. , Kingston, Pa ., B.A. English JOYCE MA Poplar St., chology RUSSELL C. GREBE, JR . - Box 44-G, Shickshinny, Pa., B.S. Commerce and JOVAN NA MARIE GATTI - 714 O ' Hara St., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Music Education MARY MAF Avenue, Ed chology an, ogy WALTER FREDRIC FROH - Bear Creek Village, Bear Creek, Pa., B.A. Political Science DAVID J. GALLICK - 127 W. Church St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Biology JOHN F. HACZEWSKI - 140 N . Main St., Plains, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance ROBERT THOMAS HOOLEY - 316 Madison St., W ilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Music Education JEFFREY ANTHONY GRANDINETTI - 1 372 Lanes Mill Rd., Lakewood, N .J., B.S. Commerce and Finance BARBARA A . GALL - 44 Laurel St., Plains, Pa., B.A . 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Music Education JANET LOUISE KIRCHNER - 2180 Old Mill Road, Sea Girt, N .J., B.A. Psychology MICHAEL G. LEE - 7604 Marian Ct., Falls Church, Va., B.A. History THEODORE J. KRESKY - 416 Carter St., Old Forge, Pa ., B.A . Psycholqgy REGINA KEMMERER - 308 Mclean St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education PETER ALBERT JADELIS - 55 No . 12th St., Kenilworth, N .J., B.S. Com• merce and Finance DANIEL GEORGE GROW, JR. - 223 Arch St., Ringtown, Pa ., B.A . History ROSE ANN B. KRAYNAK - 634 Avenue E, West Wyoming, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish GREGORY FRANKLIN HOLLIS· 5 Orchard La., Hillsdale, N.J ., B.S. Biology NANCY E. GREENBERG - 15 Dixon Ave., Liberty, N .Y., B.S . Music Educalion STEVEN MARK GROSSMAN - 40 No . Landon Ave. , Kingston, Pa., B.A. Psychology DARRYL GERARD KRAMER - 59 Henry St., Plains, Pa ., B.A. Psychol• ogy JAMES BARTH KELLEY - 4 1 Oak St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Political Science and History LEONA M. INSALACO - 110 E. 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SCOUT TRUST FUND ,y SCOUTS OF AMERICA 0 Kingston Corners Bldg. Kingston, Pa. Congratulations Pinky and Zembie Dan Grant - THE ART SHOP 89 Main St. Artists' Materials, Custom Framing-Gallery- Wilkes-Barre 823-0518 �Index 296 Accounting Club ............... . ......... ... . . . . . . 120 John Hartford .. . ... .. .. ....... . . . ... . . .. ....... . I Administration .................................... 74 Judo-Karate Club ....... . . ... . . ... . ... . . .. ........ I Advertisements ....... .. ............ . .. ... . . . . . . . 282 Lacrosse ..... . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. ........ .. . . . . . . .. 2 Amnicola .. . . .. .... ............................. 114 Lettermen . . ..... . ... . . .. ... .... ... . . ... .. . . . . .. I Art Club ... ... ... . . . . .. .... ..... . ..... .. ... . . . .. 120 Letterwomen ..... . . ... . ............... . .. . ... ... I Band ......... . .. . . . .. ............. . ......... . . 132 "Look Homeward Angel" .. .. . ......... ............. 2 Baseball ......... . . ..... ........ .... . .......... 264 Madrigals . . ... . . . . . . .......... .. . . . . . . . .. ... . .. I Beacon ..... . ... . . . . .... ... .. ...... ........... . 116 Majorettes . . ............... . ..... . . . . . ... ... .... I Biology Club .. . . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . ... .... ........... 121 Manuscript . ...................... ..... .... ... . .. I Campus ....... .. . . ..... . ............. ... . ...... 136 Math Club ... . . . ..... .......... .... . . . . .. . . . . . . . I Campus Employees ................................ 88 M.E.N.C ..... .. ....... . ... ............ . . ... . ... . I Cheerleaders .. ... . ... .... ... .................... 1 34 Men's Basketball .... . ..... ....... . . ..... . ....... . 2 Chem Club ... . ..... . ........... . ..... .. . . ....... 121 "Much Ado About Nothing" .. ............ .... . ..... . 2 Chess Club . . . . ... .. . ................. . . . . ....... 1 22 Note of Appreciation . . . . . .... . .......... ... . .... .. 2 Chorus .... . . ..... . .... .. ...... . . .. ... .. .. .. .... 132 Old Agers Party ..... . ..... . ............. . ...... .. I Circle K ... . ..... . . . .. ................... .. .... . 1 22 Outings ..... . ..... ................. . ... . . . . ... . I Class Officers .. . .. . . . ............ .. .. . . .. ........ 11 2 Parents' Day .................................. .. I Clean Environment Com .. . ..... . ... .. .. . . . . . ....... 123 Photography Club ... . . ... . .. .... ..... ..... . .... .. I College Services .. .. . ...... ... ..................... 80 Pocono Downs Parties ....... ... . . . .... ............ I Colonettes ............................. . . .... . .. 271 President's Message .. . ... ............. ......... .. . . Commencement ......... .. ............. . . . ... . ... 220 Psych Club ............... . .... ....... ......... .. I Commuter Council .. ........ . . ... .. ... .... . ....... 119 Reach Out ......... . . . ... . ................... ... I Concert Lecture Series . ....... . ....... ..... . . . . . ... 208 Russian Chorus ... ... . . ... . . ..... ....... . . ...... .. I Cross Country .......... . ... . ..... .. ......... . ... 238 Russian Club ......... . .. .......... ....... . .... .. I Cue ' n Curtain . ..... .......... ... ...... .. . ... . ... 125 Senior Alumni Party .. ... . . . . ... . . ............ ... .. 2 Debate Club ..... ...... .. ....... .. ...... . ... . ... 124 Senior Directory ..... .. . . .. . . ..... ............... . 2 Dedication . .... .... . .... ... ..... ... . .............. . Senior Luncheon ......... . . ..... . . ..... ........... 2 Dinner Dances ..... . . . .......... . ......... . . . .... 194 Senior Picnic ... . ... ............. . ..... ....... ... 2 Dorms ... . ......................... . . . ... . ... . . . 96 Senior Rehearsal .... . ...................... . . . . . . 2 Earl Scrugg's Review . . .. ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. . 182 Soccer . . . . .. .. . ... . ..... . ................... ... 2 Education Club ...... ................. . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Sociology Club .... . . .. . . .. . ... .. ......... ... . .. .. I Engineering Club .. . . ............................. 1 25 Spanish Club ..... .. .... .. ..... . . ................ I "Fiddler on the Roof" ... .. ..... . .... . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 206 Sports Award Dinner . . .. . . ........................ 2 Faculty .. ....... . ... . . . ..... ... .... . . . . .... . .... 81 Strutters ........... ... ..... . ............... . .... I Fans . . . . . ... . . .......... . . .. .......... . ....... 230 Student Government .. .. . ........... . ..... . ....... I Football . . . ..... . . ... .... ....................... 234 Swimming .. ... . .. . ................ . . . . . ... . . . .. 2 Golf ...... . ... . . . . . .... ... . ................... 269 TOR . ... . . ..... . ................. . . . . . . ........ I Graduation Dinner Dance .. . . . .. . . . . ..... . . . ........ 210 Tennis .. ........... ............ ... ... ......... . 2 Homecoming . ........... .... . . ... . .. ........ . ... 170 WCLH ..... ... ....................... . . ...... .. I Human Services Com ... . .......... .. . .. ... . ..... . . 125 Who ' s Who . ....... ............... . . . . ... . . ..... . I.E.E.E . .... ............. .. ..... ... ..... ..... .... 126 Wilkes Community Effort . ... ... . ... .. ........ .... . .. I Incoming Fresh Square Dance .... . ......... : ...... . .. 184 Women's Basketball . . . . . . . ... . . ............. . . ... . i Inter Dormitory Council ................. .. ....... .. . 11 9 Women's Field Hockey .... .. .. . ... ... ..... . . . ..... . J International Club ........ . . ....... ... . ...... ... . .. 126 Wrestling ........... . .... .. . . . . ....... .......... J ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wilkes Yearbooks (Amnicola), 1947-2019 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947-2019 Description An account of the resource This collection is the complete digitized series of the Wilkes College and Wilkes University yearbooks (Amnicola). The following years did not produce a yearbook: 2012 2018 2020 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Amnicola, 1974