234 15 4134 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/33d3de39caec4afe4e40ebae148ea0c0.pdf 0398c4f2d7f85ddfb64c41adccbf449a PDF Text Text .\ I' ,,I I' �.' ��1973 Amnicola 1SJ3 \'✓ IU;Es COLL[GE, \'/ I i,r3 Wilkes College Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Volullle 27 I :-:2E. PA �Ft£ 'st00M' L~<oo51 'W rZ.~5 V• R? 1~73 C,v To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: ,, ' -i .. I T 'I I • ¼-"~~I .: j, ~. ~ J • • a•• I ■ I■ t,- ':-, '► J... ,' yL -r- -~ -.i:- ~- ■ ·........ -. "(_ ~ '-,- I • ' '• ! ~ ■ ' l fl )I .,.-t I . ' .. J; ~ .0:..,. ... ,J.' ■ ' II~ I " ' ' ./ • J.. • �a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; ' ~ .' . f ~ , . I \ ~· 11: ' ·, ' I ",l ._ "' "' • '··t ·, :1'· '. , 3 ���a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; . ��a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes: III 8 ��I II t I I I I I • I I rrr • I . 'I' , ◄ ' . �President's Message to the Class of 1973 The Class of '73 has lived through some of the most significant events experienced by any group of students in the history of Wilkes College. These events include the range of normal change in policies affecting student life and curriculum, but also include some unique events in the history of the College; the presidential transition from its founding father, Dr. Farley, the traumatic experiences of the disastrous flooding in the Summer of '72, and the involvement of everyone in the recovery efforts the following year. These events are unique in the history of the institution but they were even more significant in the human experiences that were encountered by students who, in this same period, have seen life and death at close hand in events of significance to each individual. With this background, it is not difficult to understand that we all share a deep, personal concern for your future and the influence of Wilkes College on your lives. If these experiences have resulted in a greater understanding of the uncertain and constantly changing nature of life and if they have strengthened you to face the sudden twists and turns that will undoubtedly mark your own path through life, then they have been as much a part of your education as your formal studies. If these experiences of the past four years have left you with one over-riding lesson, my hope is that it would be that whatever challenges life may deal us, the difference between crushing tragedy and opportunity lies in what we, ourselves, do. As Robert Kennedy once wrote: "Our future may lie beyond our vision, but it is not completely beyond our control. It is the shaping impulse of America that neither fate nor nature nor the irresistible tides of history, but the work of our own hands, matched to reason and ..,, ,--.-~ ~~ "" e; principle, that will determine destiny. There is pride in that, even arrogance, but there is also experience and truth. In any event it is the only way we can live." That Wilkes College survives today lends evidence to this belief; may the experiences of your life s!i ,. further add to its veracity. .,A 11 �STUDENTS 12 ��Deborah Andres B.A., Fine Art! 12 �I Mary M. Adams B.A., History AbdulAllana Master's of Business Administration Nancy Dene Adler B.A., English Jerry Alexander B.A., Mathematics Deborah Andresky B.A., Fine Arts Karen Elaine Allen B.S., Business Administration Barbara W. Amould B.A., Fine Arts Celeste Ametrano B.S., Music Education Art Anderson B.A. , Sociology Joyce A. Andrejko B.A., Fine Arts Henry F. Banaszek B.A., Elementary Education �ny Alexander Mathematics 1 .• e A. Andrejko \. , Fine Arts Deborah Andresky B.A., Fine Arts Mary Beth Appnell B.A., Fine Arts Alain C. Amould B.S., Business Administration Barbara W. Arnould B.A., Fine Arts Debbie Backensto B.S., Business Administration Allen J. Balderson B.A., English Henry F. Banaszek B.A., Elementary Education Jane M. Bankus B.S., Mathematics 13 �14 Joseph T. Baranoski B.S., Music Education Michael J. Barski B.A., History David J. Bartkovitz B.S., Chemistry Judy Bartuska B.A., Sociology Marietta Bednar B.A., English Louise Beebe B.A., Elementary Education Charles R. Benavage B.A., History �F PA Linda Bombick B.A., History Cheryl N. Bennett B.A., Elementary Education Richard L. Berkheiser B.S., Business Administration Sybil Blitzstein B.A., Sociology James M. Bohnert B.S., Business Administration Diane Marie Boyd B.A., Psychology Deborah Lisa Boyer B.A., Elementary Education 15 �) Rosemary F. Bray B.S., Mathematics Edward V. Brezinski B.A., Psychology Mary Ellen Burns B.A., English Patricia M. Burns B.A., English William H. Buss B.A., Psychology 16 Catherine R. Caffrey B.A., English Paul R. Callary B.S., Physics �Paula Cardias B.A., English Ann K. Casciano B.A., Elementary Education James J. Castellani B.S., Business Administration Mark E. Caterson B.S., Business Administration Thomas Cathcart B.A., Sociology B.A., Elementary Education Bonnie Church B.A., Sociology Robert Ciali B.S., Physics Rosemaria Judith Cienciva B.A., Biology Diane Chisarick 17 �Betsy Clements B.A., Psychology Betsy Ann Conrad B.A., Psychology Wayne L. Cresta B.A., History 18 Corinne Crispell B.S., Music Education Nicholas A. Costanzo B.A., English Patricia Ann Columbus B.A., Sociology Paul A. Csigi B.A., Psychology �icia Ann Columbus B.A., Sociology Paul A. Csigi B.A., Psychology Carol M. Czarnecki B.A., Sociology Ellen Jane Daney B.A., Sociology Barbara A. DaSilva B.A., Psychology; Art Shirley Davis B.S., Music Education Jacqueline Mary Debo B.A., Histo ry 19 �John Denisco B.S., Accounting Ron DeCanio B.A., Sociology Susan L. Ditson B.S., Chemistry Michael C. Dobbs B.S., Accounting David G . Dobson B.A., Social Science Dennis Donahoe B.A., Psychology Elena De Rojas B.A., Spanish ' 20 Noreen Frances Drugach B.A., Philosophy-Religion �Elena De Rojas B.A., Spanish John Dubilc B.A.,History Joseph J. Dux B.A., Psychology Terrence L. Elchak B.S., Mathematics Noreen Frances Drugach B.A., Philosophy-Religion Cynthia Farmer B.A., French John J. Endrusick B.A., Political Science William F. Eggleston B.A., Fine Arts Lindsay G. Farley B.A., Psychology David Ferdon B.S., Physics 21 �<.. 22 N~ncy Fern B.A., English John J. Fetch B.A., Psychology Deborah A. Fialko B.A., Psychology Michael Filipowski B.A., English Susan Carol Findon B.A., Elementary Education James Domenick Fiorino B.S., Business Administration Joel Fischman B.A., History �Anne Fisher B.S., Commerce and Finance Mary Fisher B.S., Nursing Education Clyde H. Fitch, Jr. B.S., Business Administration Glenn Flack B.A., Psychology Sharon Foose B.A., Psychology William J. Frederick B.S., Business Administration ) Bernard J. Flaherty B.A., Economics 23 �Joseph P. Gammaitoni B.S., Biology 2-4 Karen A. Freid B.A., English Karen Fry B.A., Music John Gallagher B.A., History Deanna J. Galli B.A., Spanish Caryn Man Gangi B.A., Elementary Education Margaret M. Gatusky B.A., English �Karen Fry B.A., Music Deanna J. Galli B.A.,Spanish Margaret M. Gatusky B.A., English Blase L. Gavlick B.A., Political Science Jeffery S. Giberson B.S., Business Administration Yvonne Gnatt B.A., Sociology Carol M. Geiger B.A., English Helen R. Gibbons B.A., Sociology Barbara Gilotti B.A.,Spanish Theresa Alberta Godlewski B.S., Biology 25 �Ruth Goldberg B.A., Mathematics Robert Goldstein B.S., Biology Denise Goobic B.A., Psychology Marilyn Diane Goodsir B.S., Business Education Homer E. Graham, III B.A., Sociology 26 Sanford Greenberg B.A., Sociology Diana F. Gregory B.A., Mathematics �Joseph Grilli B.A., Political Science Guy R. Gubanich B.S., Accounting Francis J. Gubitose B.S., History Barbara Gush B.S., Biology Beverly Joan Guyer B.A., Sociology; German George Kulp Haines, Jr. B.A., Fine Arts William B. Hayes B.S., Accounting Jill Herman B.A., Psychology Preston Hess B.A., Psychology 27 �Carol Lynn Hewitt B.A., Sociology Dennis G. Hollod B.A., Psychology Gary R. Horning B.S., Business Administration John Horvath B.A., History Margaret Hopper B.A., Elementary Education John M. Holland B.A., History �John A. Hudak B.S., Electrical Engineering Nancy Hudak B.A., Elementary Education Lawrence F. Hughes B.S., Music Education Matthew Hughes B.A., History Sandra L. Hughes B.A., Elementary Education Carol S. Hussa B.A., History �• - ~ - - -► - -- - ►► • - Patricia A. Ryzinski B.A., Chemistry Mary Ann Hvozda B.A., French LidiaJaniw B.A., Sociology Susan Jean Jenkins B.A., Elementary Education 30 • • • - Molly Jackiewicz B.A., Fine Arts I Carol Johnson B.S., Music Education Rosemarie Joan Kazda B.A., English Robert Janosik B.A., Fine Arts John J. Jerrytone B.S., Commerce and Finance • - Thomas D. Jerrytone B.S., Accounting Bruce Kelson B.A., Psychology �oily Jackiewicz I.A., Fine Arts nomas D. Jerrytone B.S., Accounting Carol Johnson B.S., Music Education Richard Jones B.A., History Steven M. Jones B.A., English Rosemarie Joan Kazda B.A., English Sally Kazinetz B.S., Physics Patricia L. Keating B.S., Nursing Education Bruce Kelson B.A., Psychology Glenn E. Kerin B.A., Psychology 31 �32 William C. Kem B.A., Philosophy-Religion Drew Klemish B.S., Business Administration Leonard S. Klewans B.S., Accounting Linda L. Knauer B.A.; Elementary Education Deborah E. Koch B.A., Elementary Education Catherine Kosiek B.A., Fine Arts Paul F. Kowalek B.S., Mathematics . �Edmund A. Kultys B.S., Business Administration Joseph F. Krackenfels B.A., Psychology Ruth T . Kret B.A., Elementary Education Eugene Gregory Kruczek B.A., English Helena Catherine Kruse B.A., Elementary Education Walter Kwiatkowski B.S., Engineering Catherine R. Lane B.A.,Spanish �Deborah E. Lane B.A., Fine Arts Steven Lecko, Jr. B.S., Accounting Rozanne Levenduski B.A., Spanish 34 Jeffrey Limber B.S., Mathematics Robert Linaberry B.S., Accounting Linell Lukesh B.A., Psychology �Cynthia J. Littzi B.S., Accounting Thomas P. Long B.S., Physics Terry S. MacDonald B.A., English Cynthia Locke B.A.,English �_J - Virginia C. Macarty B.A., English ~ , - - Joanne Marie Machonis B.A., Elementary Education - -- .. ~- . Ann Marie Macri B.S., Mathematics Roseanne Malshefski B.S., Business Education Laraine R. Mancuso B.A., History 36 Suzanne N . Manna B.S., Accounting John G. Margo B.A., Political Science ·!.~ �,. ~ .. ;_· l ... : ..1. Emilio Marianelli B.S., Electrical Engineering Ann T. Marino B.A., Psychology; Elemehtary Education Simon Markovich B.S., Accounting : Malshefski ess Education Richard D. Masi B.S., Business Administration John T. Maskornick B.S., Business Administration Robert Paul Matley B.S., Business Administration nee Janet M. Mazur B.A., Elementary Education Patricia A. McCarthy B.A., Psychology James William McGrath B.A., Psychology : 37 ~ ., - - - ------- �Arlene Ann McHale B.A., English Raymond A. McNulty B.A., English Richard Mendelsohn B.A., Sociology Marcio Menezes B.A., Fine Arts Charles F. Mecadon B.A., Economics Susan McKeever B.S., Medical Technology KarenL. M B.S., Biol �Karen L. Metzger B.S., Biology Christiana Miele B.A., ~sychology Theresa Milewski B.A., Elementary Education Craig Miller B.S., Physics Robert L. Miller B.S., Business Administration B.S., Music Education �, . . . , - ' ... . ........ a• - . . Marcia B. Minkoff B.A., Fine Arts David J. Milora B.A., Chemistry 40 - Richard T. Morgan B.S., Mathematics Marcine Marie Morris B.A., Elementary Education Paula Marie Morris C.P., Secretarial Studies Julie Morse B.A., English Edward Moyer B.S., Mathematics - , �>I Ann Modrovsky ,.A., Psychology Edward Moyer B.S., Mathematics Jocelyn Murphy B.A., English Helen M. Murray B.S., Music Education Edmund Andrew Muskauski B.A., Psychology Margaret Jean Mutarelli B.A., Mathematics Carol Lee Mutchler B.A., Sociology Joseph N adzan B.S., Business Administration Penny Nanstiel B.A., English Jacqueline A. Nash B.A., English -41 �42 William Nichols B.A., Philosophy-Religion Wendell "Pete" Nordland B.S., Biology Estelle Novzen B.A., English John F. Noyalis B.A., Sociology Susan V. Olearczyk B.S., Business Administration Martha Oleykowski B.A., Psychology Constance R. Olivieri B.S., Music Education . �Donna Marie Ostrofski B.S., Mathematics George Onyshczak B.S., Accounting Delphine T. Opet B.A., English Lloyd W. Ortman, Jr. B.S., Mathematics Ann M. Orzechowski B.A., Psychology Thomas Page B.A., Sociology Pamela J. Parkin B.A., Elementary Education 43 �-. ' - - . ~- • • ·- - .... • ..,. - ... - oM.,_, __ '---••·•·'•••c-: ---• '"' • Hope Pawlush B.S., Biology Karen Elizabeth Patch B.A., English Daniel A. Peters B.S., Mathematics Bruce E. Phair B.A.,Music 44 James Phethean B.S., Commerce and Finance --•••",,# Donna Marie Piston B.S., Music Education l Sheila Pettie B.A., Elementary Education John Pisano B.S., Accounting Ralph D. Presciutti B.A., Psychology �Kay Marie Platt B.S., Music Education Jeffrey Prendergast B.S., Business Administration William H. Prescott, Jr. B.S., Business Administration Stanley Polak B.S., Accounting �Susan Prusakowski B.A., English Stephanie Allen Pufko B.S., Business Administration Margaret B.A., Elementa Linda Carol Pugsley B.S., Business Education Linda R. R B.A.,Fn Joyce Pupa B.A., French . Emery Paula Theresa Quinn B.A., History 46 James Martin Rader B.A., History Patrick Ratchford B.S., Business Administration G ilbert "Skip" B.A.,Hist, �Margaret A. Rees B.A., Elementary Education William J. Reese B.A., History AlbertJ. Regner B.S., Business Administration oycePupa .A., French Linda R. Remaly B.A., French Geoffrey W. Rhodes B.A., English Brenda Ann Ricco B.A., History ford 1nistration Gilbert "Skip" Riddle B.A., History Michael W. Riebe B.S., Music Education Howard L. Rifkin B.A., Political Science sley :ation 47 �Joseph Roberts B.A., Mathematics Elizabeth Roccograndi B.A., English Stephen M. Romanecz B.A., Elementary Education Norma L. Roper B.A., English Kathleen Rogan B.A., Elementary Education William D . Roberts B.A., English Deborah Rostkowski B.A., English �Wendy Roth B.A., Spanish Daniel Ruduski B.S., Mathematics Ronald Samek B.A., Sociology Judith Arny Sanger B.S., Music Education Sharon Santangello B.A., Elementary Education �Helen Saras B.A., Biology Marino J. Santarelli B.A., Political Science 50 Kenneth Michael Scheid B.A., Psychology Josephine Schifano B.A., Elementary Education John L. Schilling B.S., Business Administration Brenda Schmidt B.A., Elementary Education Richard Sawicki B.A., Sociology Claire Schrode B.A., English �awicki iology chrode :nglish Rose Ann Schultz B.A., Psychology Susan Silva B.A., Fine Arts EthelM.Shannon B.S., Music Education Carl David Shoener B.A., Sociology Jashinder Sindhu Masters of Business Administration George P. Sillup B.A., Political Science Natalie Skarnulis B.A., Fine Arts 51 �,. - 52 •L ~ ,, £,o•• O..• • - ~- • Karen Marie Skasko D.S., Biology Joyce A. Skowronski B.A., English Eugene A. Skrynski B.A., Sociology Barbara Ellen Smith B.A., French Harold W. Snedeker B.A., Psychology Nicoletta Soranno B.A., Psychology - •--• • ~.. I ~ • ......... 0 ----· > ,:tt;;.!~.E~~41~~1';}. Charlotte C. Stempleski B.A., English ~.t �:ski Roseann M. Sulewski B.A., Psychology Carole Stollberg Walter Straub B.A., Elementary Education B.A., Economics Sandra Ann Strumski B.A., English Dale T. Stumpp D.S., Business Administration JoAnne L. Sullivan B.A., Sociology Regina M. Sulzinski B.A., English 53 �Thomas M. Swantkowski B.A., Chemistry Arla A. Tomko B.A., French; Spanish 54 Joseph M. Teresavage B.S., Co=erce and Finance Ruth Lindsey Thomas B.A., Elementary Education Theodore Tramaloni B.S., Business Administration Margarita S. Tsatsarounou B.S., Electrical Engineering An B. Patricia B., �Ross P. Valenti B.S., Business Administration Nathalie Vermandel B.A., Elementary Education Walter B. Volinski ' B.S., Accounting Patrick Walborn B.A., History 55 �.... .,,. . ... -__ ""• ~ ,. Margaret Waligorski B.S., Music Education · '~•--..i• .. •l• ,J.,. -,-t-·"~-=:-:. •!.- ••••t 1 __ .... ,_-~,_...,•'.11.,-.~;?1_:~~-::.._,.,._.!°:-it)"i.i.~;~-~~:,.;.;2~~~~i!}"l"t.ti.' Rita Wallace B.A., Elementary Education Kamille Theresa Warkala B.A., French Richard Paul Wasatonic B.A., Physics Stephen David Washko B.S., Physics 56 Nancy Marie Wasil B.A., Psychology Joseph A. Wassell B.A., Political Science Janet C B.A., Elliot! B.S Ru1 B.A �Theresa Warkala A., French Richard Pa ul Wasatonic B.A., Physics :ph A. Wassell Political Science Janet C. Waxmonsky B.A., Psychology Edward D. Weber B.S., Business Administration Susan Ann Weckel B.A., Fine Arts Elliott Weinstock B.S., Biology Rhonda E. Wells B.A., Psychology Margaret Wende B.A., Spanish Ruth Werts B.A., French Richard Wesenyak B.A., Economics Robert P. West B.S., Business Administration 57 �Lynn A. White B.A., Psychology Cecilia M. Williams B.A., English Debra S. Williams B.A., Psychology 58 Frederick Williams B.A., Psychology David J. Williams B.S., Business Administration Robert E. Wickham B.S., Business Administration Gary Williams B.A., Physics �Administration Judith M. Williams B.S., Music Education William R. Woronko B.S., Business Administration Matthew Wotherspoon B.A., Political Science Ronald Y akus B.S., Business Administration Linda Yanovich B.A., English �Robert J. Yatko B.A., Psychology Gwen Young B.A., History Judith Ann Young B.S., Mathematics 60 Hilary S. Young B.A., French Suzann Mae Young B.S., Business Education Katherine A. Yonkin B.A.,English Brue B.S., Mt Ilona I B.A., Barbara : B.S., Ac �Bruce L. Yurko B.S., Music Education Joseph J. Yurko B.A., History Richard A. Zachar B.S., Biology Ilona D. Zachow B.A.,German Robert M. Zampetti B.S., Music Education Joseph H. Zbegner B.A., Psychology Barbara Zembruski B.S., Accounting Mary Ann Zielinski B.A., Psychology 61 �����������Ii I Dortns I Barre Hall ,.; .ll Seated: Louise Beebe, Nadzia Litiaho, Laurie Cardello, Patricia Forconi, Andrea Kurillo, Kathy Fisher, Carolyn Lovejoy, Vickie Sogn, Ilona Zachow, Margarita Tsatarounou; Standing: Nancy Specian, Connie Pirher, Paula Cardias, Kay Platt; Missing: Alyce Germaine, Mary Bice, Cheryl Bennett, Sue Greenspan, Wendy Roth, Linda Sue Roeth, Sybil Blitzstein, JoAnn Gomer, Maria Barbella, Janice Kirchner, Janice Reindel, Debbie Backensto, Sue Fielder, Nancy Bauman, Mary Lou Murray, Bouraine Meehan, Noel Jorgensen. Butler Bruch Hall Row 1: Ted Tramaloni, Alvan Bruch, Tom Troast, Jim Fiorino; Row 2: Carl Bacon, Pete Lintvedt, Rodney Smith, Nick, Carl Schoener; Row 3: Bob Menpor, Harold Snedeker , Steve Jones, Dave Ferdon , Charles Kosiek, Jan Schwibner, Bob Lambriola, Bob Ryan, John Schilling. Missing: Bruce Weinstock, Bernie Flagherty, Charles Sullivan. Seated: Nancylee Mary Ann Manzi, Christa Carl ; M iss, 72 �ea Kurillo, Kathy Fisher, ~: Nancy Specian, Connie Bennett, Sue Greenspan, t Janice Kirchner, Janice ~raine Meehan, Noel Jor- Butler Row 1: Joe Abate, Omar Al-Saleh, Jay Lemoncelli, Lee Auerbach; Row 2: Rick Dapp, Lenny Wasmanski, Danny Allen, Brian Suter, Mike Holtz, Rich Clompus, Bill Kileen, Sandy Petri; Row 3: Jay Sidhu, Clyde Fitch, Tom Bowolick, Gary Paich, John Snigg, Bob Stamer, Al Behr, Jerry Alexander, Bruce Grove, Ed Garabedian. Catlin Hall Seated: Nancylee Maskornick, Dyan Manney, Karen Briner, Beverly Kostick, Pam Parkin, Madelaine Fisher, Mary Ann Manziano; Standing: Maureen Kennedy, Mindy Miller, Joan Colognato, Cathy Loftus, Sue Brimo, Christa Carl; Missing: Margie Czulewicz, Meg Brunette. 73 �Chapman Hall Row 1: Randy Wells, JoAnne Herbert, Denise Wasyluk, Pam Hamersly; Row 2: Jeanne Cullinan, Kathy Barnhart, Elaine Cram, Cindy Patterson; Row 3: Estelle Parker, Elaine Swisloski, Ann Zini. Row 1: Richa1 Gonnel Mike McGra Mike C Lew K Mazer, Cheun~ Larry I Kye, F Rhodes Chesapeake Hall l. Jill Majestic; 2. Joan Makely; 3. Karen Yohn; 4. Carla Demmon; 5. Mary Cheung; 6. Kerry McMahon; 7. Beth Kaye; 8. Josie Schifano; 9. Denise Chapura; 10. Mary Kinney; 11. Kati Dessauer; 12. Barbara DaSilva; 13. Diana Gregory; 14. Laraine Mancuso. Missing: Brandy Brannigan, Janet Markowitz, Diane Henley, Noreen Drugach, Nathalie Vermandel, Pam Pratt, Donna Doncses, Jane Weiss, Debbie Lane y 74 I Row 1: ~ Dorfma1 Janet Sai �tn Hall ells, JoAnne Herbert, 'a m Hamersly; Row 2: ~athy Barnhart, Elaine erson; Row 3: Estelle loski, Ann Zini. Colonel's Row 1: Tom Butler, Jeff Walk, Don Richards, George Terpening, Dan Gonnella, John Novick, Steve Miller, Mike DeVincentis, Joe Dux, Jim McGrath, John Fetch, Craig Deacon, Mike Caravella; Row 2: Mike Kassab, Lew Kassab, Bill Boronow, Bernie Mazer, Preston Hess; Missing: William Cheung, Bruce Kelson, Gary Gieschen, Larry Harrison, Joe Krackenfels, John Kye, Rich Lack, John Lewis, Jeff Rhodes. Row 1: Susan Rinehammer, Janet Bruchman, Cheryl Castrovillari, Karen Krep; Row 2: Cinthia Dorfman, Lisa Foxx, Beverly Guyer, Gladyis MacIntosh, Tammy Hrynko; Row 3: Emily Rhodes, Janet Saras. 75 �Denison Hall Row 1: Delbert Keisling, Eugene Skrynski, Wayne Fullerton, Paul Gasman, Tom Cronin; Row 2: Kurt Franke, Lawrence Lally, Thomas Coughlin, Cal Schlueter, Mike Banchero; Row 3: John Conroy, Tom Boshinski, Daniel Coughlin, Bob Yanku, Bob Milmoe, Bob Dwyer, Joe Bartel, Chris Caswell. Dirksen Row 1: Bill Kenny, Fred Brickel, Mike Filipowski, Jim Daoust, Steve Sergi, Rich Berkheiser, Bill Winter, Bill Thomas, Keith Theile, Ripp Reilly; Row 2: Don Kruk, John Barrett, Bill Finlay, Don Cusick, Brad Gorman. - ~ Diaz 76 Row 1: John Stanley, William Kohanik, Lew Saras, Richard Hingston, Alan Barrett, Edwin Hilinski, Fred Pacolitch, Bruce Phair, James Guzek, Craig Manhart; Row 2: Roland lgweze, Tommy Lenns, Skip Byrnes, Leo Gambacorta, James Hanak, Randy Flager, Dennis Phelps, Bill Metcalf; R ow 3: Glenn Flack. �Doane Hall Row 1: Kit McCarty, Brenda Rothman, Peggy Nash, Karen Considine; Row 2: Sharon Ryan, Michele Goldberg, Shannon Smith, Janet Condon; Row 3: Linda Pugsley, Carol Hussa, Jane Matalavage, Joanne Bonanne, Linda Tyson, Nicky Soranno, Pat Toman, Nancy Brokhahne; Missing: Esther Mauro, Carol Farnetti, Connie Oliveri, Linda Alanko, Mary June Smith. heiser, Bill Winter, Bill Thomas, ad Gorman. :, Edwin Hilinski, Fred Pacolitch, ,, Skip Byrnes, Leo Gambacorta, L- Gore Hall Bottom To Top: Bob Howes, Guy Gubanich, Don Mock, Mitch Gouze, John Chakmakas, Tony Bardoutsos, Howard Stark, Gary Driscole, Mike Lane, Fred Lanciano, Steve Grossman, Rick McGuire, Paul Macik, Christopher Unger, Tom Panetta, Mike Lamade; Missing: Jeff Prendergast, Dan Applegate, Howie Rifkin, J. C., Greg Hollis, Steve Versuk, Al Schaerer. 77 �Grissom Row 1: John Collins, Lenny Klewans, Ray Bean, Bill Austin, Jack Brabant; Row 2: Conrad Cyriax, Floyd Miller, Mark Anderson, John Mazola, John Wyler, Lee James, Phil Besler, Nicholas Demjanovich, Somsy Phrakaysome. Hollenback Hall Row 1: Janice Katuna, Jane Bankus, Jean Vadeboncoeur, Cindy Moore; Row 2: Barbara Smith, Jill Linder, Valerie Moore, Linda Pinson; Row 3: Peggy Burgess, Helen Saras, Judy Richard, Maureen Kortbawi; Row 4: Jane Smith, Carol Reich, Sue Silva; Missing: Judy Kopetchne. McClintock Hall Row 1: Judy Williams, Jane Lewis, Ann Marie Romanovich, Michele Ojeta, Susie Dodd; Row 2: Marianne Saul, Carol Haught, Elaine Smith, Gail Ober, Rose Gennaro, Kerry Graf, Fran Scharaldi; Missing: Hilary Young, Linda Baron, Karen Strabinski, Carole Lowande. 78 Row 1: Pa maker, To strong, Mi �. r1ssom Priapus Row 1: Frank LaGola, Tom DiVito, Rick Fishel, Bob Levin, Ray Tomaine, Steve Chaladoff, Gary Homing; Row 2: Bob Singer, Mark Tippet, Roger Danbury, Mark Suchter, Bob Bettin, Art Romaine, Bruce Spiegler, Joe Iero, Wayne Golankiewicz; Row 3: Joe Leone. Roosevelt Row 1: Paul Hunter, James Orasky, Rootafza Taghi, Simon Ntafos; Row 2: Mike Shoemaker, Tom Long, Amir Shahi, Dave Thome, Brian Haeckler, Tom DeSanno, Bob Armstrong, Mike Luberto. 79 �Ross Hall Sitting: Denise Rollick, Gale Rosko, Gayle Kinback, Ann Berkhise; Standing: Janice Woolf, Polly Seleski, Gaby Obuchi, Debbie Williams, Lois Tunaitis, Prit Loiacono; Missing: Meridy Jarin. Sterling I Slocum Hall Bottom To Top: Mike Durso, Joe Delozier, Jim Phethean, Ron DeCanio, Dan Marascio, Tom Page, Gene Dombrowski, Mike Yanchuk, Bob Kalan, Howie Tune, Jeff Giberson, Roman Shahay; Missing: Marty Pobutkiewicz, Rick Letts, Joe Grinkevick, Art Trovei, Brian Gibson. 80 �Sterling Hall Row 1: Stacy Kelly, Ann Bartuska, Cindy Lynch, Nancy Lamoreaux, Vida Essien; Row 2: Paula Vecchio, Virginia Edwards, Debbie Andrews, Marianne Macur, Nancy Rodda, Karen Shaughnessy, Kathy Amerman, Cindy Eaker, Debbie Maholick; Row 3: Margie German, Susan Bedard, Judy Yee, Mary Carey, Natalie Spenser; Missing: Karen Toslosky, Mary Lou Miller, Denise Johnson. Charmaine Broad, Janet Temyila, Laureen Camey. Sturdevant Hall Bottom To Top: Karen Capwell, Ann McEvoy, Karen Allen, Mrs. Conway, Betty Wood, Carol Geiger, Nanci Schultz, Julie Morse, Judy MacGregor, Jean Davis, Lindsay Farley, Shu-Jung Chang, Yvonne Cheung, Ellen Simon, Dolores Kupcho, Carol Pechalonis, Fran Kuczynski, Karen Fried ; Missing: Mary Adams, Val Aiello, Nancy Adler, Ann Rapoch, Bev Powell, Ev Frick, Evelyn Galloway, Francie Hersly, Lynn Duncan, Meg Slusser. 81 �Sullivan Hall Row I: Kati Hauck, Anne Greenwald, Tina Blatt, Donna Goldstein, Kathy Young; Row 2: Kathy Mouchka, Raggedy Ann, Debbie Flitcraft, Pat Clegg, Judy Taylor, Linda Knauer, Arleen Rostron; Row 3: Sue Cobb, Roxy Kulikowski, Fran Cumsky, Brenda Schmidt, Amy Santilli, Diane Kenny, Terry MacDonald, Joanne Sullivan, Debbie Fullerton, Jeannie Jenkins, Cindy Farmer, Pam Whitney, Rosey Hutton; Missing: Sharon Schermerhorn, Barbara Yanchuk, Dru Laughman, Helene Reich, Judy Sanger, Debbie Heckler. Susquehannock Hall 1 Row I: Donna Gerwick, Amelia Foster, JoAnne Haywicz; Row 2: Rose Luteri, Shelley Rosenstein, Jane Thompson, Bonnie Coles, Pat Dougherty, Susan Olearczyk, Ruth Kret, Karen Gomba; Row 3: Jenny Wunder, Debbie Williams, Marcia Haase; Missing: Margie Hopper, Pearl Kondas, Ellen Schwartz, Carol Stollberg, Sharon Foose. Warner Row I: Bill Spence, Gene Kruczek, Doug Wolfe, Jim O'Neil, Bernie Fagnani, Rich Givens; Row 2: John Zimmerman, Doug Trostle, Dave Asman, John Newman, Don Bowman, Roy Brooks; Row 3: Mike Barski, Ed Zaborney, Jim Bohnert, Don Nash, Rick Lorenzen, Stew Ferney, Gary Mocko, Kevin Shaughnessy, Andy Baron, Steve Haube, Glenn Misner, Steve Zabriski, Al Regner; Missing: Ray Gillen, Alfred Alson, Joe Banguita. 82 Row I: Debbie Mon Pat Morris, Karen P ing: Brenda Repper1 Columbus. �Webster ,, ·" .~ ~ I t 1 ,I' -\ ,_ ' , Row 1 (Stairway): Mark Letavish, Kevin Doneleski, Jody Zakrevsky, Raymond Grysko, Ed Weber, Mike Cuprzinski, Rich Colandrea, Paul Olivera; Row 2: John Highschool, Tom DeMaio, Rich Curry, Vince Krill, Jay Rubin, Tuce, Dizzy Gillespie, Robert Bermuda, Andy Falkowski, Mike Paternoster; Missing: Joe Germaine, John Proper, Chuck Wolf Schicker, Mort Shore, Steve Wasko, Pat Gurney, Don Girven, Lionel Green, Rich Ziarnowski, Jimmy Schroeher, Bruce Rebel Ritchie, Bob Kapp. Weiss Hall Row 1: Debbie Morano, Barbara Lucca, Paula Pinter, Kathy Tilt, Pam Rozett, Joanne Bartle. Row 2: Pat Morris, Karen Patch, Charlotte Stempleski, Debbie Koch, Diane Kiwior, Teresa Magella; Missing: Brenda Reppert, Jane Molinini, Nancy Fern, Carol Johnson, Sue Ditson, Jennifer Byrne, Pat Columbus. 83 �150 South River Row I: Kathy Maurer, Ellie Lopez, Martha Olikowski; Row 2: Kathy Kruse, Nadia Katsarou, Angela Vauter, Pat Stills, Holli Stults; Row 3: Shirley Davis, Trudy Kloptosky, Sue Stephens; Missing: Marietta Bednar, Dale Evans, Jackie DiStephano, Linda Hill, Ann Sadonic, Judy Williams. 262 South River Row I: Roger Sorenson, Glenn Kerin, Dave Neiman, Rich Unger, Dale Stumpp; Row 2. Ira Udes, James Martin, Ronnie Yona, Lloyd Ortman, Pete Nordland, Bob Turnbull, Jerry Howell, Rich Sawicki, Micky Marquart, Rich Palmer; Row 3: Bill Urosevich, Joe Maderich, Jake Ripa, Barry Rasmussen, Greg McQuade, Tom Runiewicz, Al Yanku, Joe Santini, Dave Briga, Tom McGann, Bob Smith, John Stichter. as ������������i I I l50Z69 ����' "' , , ,~ . \ ----· . ' �I 111,111111111 �111,111111111111111 ���~-pd_ ��i ,: I I, g . t' {, fl 1, . . J}" I ,, ��Academics 112 �G �Administration President Dr. Francis J. Michelini Assistant to President MichaelJ. Worth Dean of Academic Affairs Donald _W. Tappa �Dean of Student Affairs George F. Ralston Assistant to Dean of Student Affairs James A. Moss 115 �Dean of Women Jane Kathleen Lampe Assistant Dean of Men Edward R. Baltruchitis I C I Assistant Dean of Women Linda Hobrock 116 �Director of Alumni Relations Arthur J. Hoover Director of Computer Center . David Williams . ncial Aid Director of F ma Harry B. Keller Director o f Development 11 Thomas F. Ke y 117 �Director of Graduate Studies Harold E. Cox Director of Testing Services Joseph H. Kanner 118 Director of Housing Donald R. Jost "' Coordinator of Housing Jeanne Conwa: �Director of Placement John J. Chwalek r of Testing Services H. Kanner Coordinator of Women's Housing Jeanne Conway Director of Institute of Regional Affairs Andrew Shaw, Jr. 119 �Director of Public Relations Thomas J. Moran Director of Summer and Evening College Bernard J. Vinovrski I j l 120 Director of Sports Information George G. Pawlush �Business Manager Charles R. Abate Comptroller Alex Pawlenok Assistant Comptroller Joseph J. Chisarick Information h 121 �Registrar B. Hopkins Moses Director of Research Services Stanley J. Holden Head Librarian Dale A. Buehler 122 Manai Willia �Manager of Cafeteria William Denion s Manager of Bookstore Mildred Gittins .d Librarian eA. Buehler Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Nelson F . Carle 123 �Faculty AFROTC Left to Right: Staff Sergeant Raymond Talbott, Colonel James Aikman, Tech. Sergeant Richard Carlson, Captain Richard Carpenter. Missing: Sheldon G. Cohen. BIOLOGY Row 1: Wilbur Hayes, Grace Kimball, Charles Reif, Chairman; Row 2: Clyde Houseknecht, Reed Acheson, Robert Ogren, Lester Turoczi. COM_MERCE and FINANCE Row 1: Sheldon Curtis, Robert DeYoung, Wagiha Taylor, Robert Werner, Chairman; Charles Gurdin; Row 2: Welton Farrar, Paul Zavada, Robert Capin, Prem Dwivedi, Paul Werner, Richard Raspen, George Gera, George Elliot. Missing: Michael J. Worth, Arthur D. Chesler, Theodore J. Engel, Edward B. Leviton, Richard S. Orlowski, Thomas F. Kelly. �CHEMISTRY Left To Right: James Bohning, Chairman; William Stine, Edward Stockham, Owen Faut, Howard Swain, Francis Salley, Ralph Rozelle, John Labows. Missing: Levere C. Hostler. BIOLOGY Row 1: Wilbur Hayes, Grace Kimball, Charles Reif, Chairman; Row 2.-· Clyde Houseknecht, Reed Acheson, Robert Ogren, Lester Turoczi. COMMERCE and FINANCE Row 1: Sheldon Curtis, Robert DeYoung, Wagiha Taylor, Robert Werner, Chairman; Charles Gurdin; Row 2: Welton Farrar, Paul Zavada, Robert Capin, Prem Dwivedi, Paul Werner, Richard Raspen, George Gera, George Elliot. Missing: Michael J. Worth, Arthur D. Chesler, Theodore J. Engel, Edward B. Leviton, Richard S. Orlowski, Thomas F. Kelly. 125 �• EN EDUCATION Left To Right: Lily Davis Bynon, Mahmoud H. Fahmy, Richard T. Reese, Margaret A. Thompson, Eugene L. Hammer, Chairman; Harrie E. Caldwell, Joseph T. Bellucci, Edwin L. Johnson, Michael J. Barone. • Missing: Franck G. Darte, II, J. George Siles, Edmund A. Watters, Matt Fliss, Alan Husband, Joseph A. Skok. ENG!NEERING Row 1: R. William Graff, James M. Toole, Chairman; Walter Kaby; Left To Right: Alvan Bruch, Mohamed T. El-Ashry, Chairman; Kathryn Gregory, Charles M. Mattei. Row 2: Um.id R. Nejib, Cromwell E. Thomas, John L. Orehotsky. . 126 �'I ON ENGLISH Back To Front: William J. Mistichelli, Chester N. Molley, Stanley S. Gutin, A. Michael Greenwald, Lee C. Terry, Robert J. Heaman, Casimir Tyburski, Thomas N. Kaska, Chairman; Ruth T. Roberts, Patricia M. Hearnan, Anne V. Kish, Mary Z. Kerr. Absent: Benjamin F. Fiester, Philip L. Rizzo, Alfred S. Groh, Charlotte V. Lord, Frank C. Allen, Bruce Craddock, Edward V. Geist, Klaus Holm, William G. Swartchild, Robert E. Pasquarelli, Thomas J. Moran. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Row 1: R. William Graff, James M. Toole, Chairman; Walter Kaby; Left To Right: Alvan Bruch, Mohamed T. El-Ashry, Chairman; Kathryn Gregory, Charles M. Mattei. Row 2: Umid R. Nejib, Cromwell E. Thomas, John L. Orehotsky. 127 �FINE ARTS Left To Right: Richard Fuller, Kathleen Matics, Mark Cohen, Henry Casilli, Chairman; Stanton Miller, Herbert Simon, J. Philip Richards, Chester Colson. Row 1: David Leach, Chairman ; Harold Cox, John Meyers, James Rodechko, Kuo-Kong Show; Row 2: Bronis Kaslas, John Furlow, Joel Berlatsky. Missing: Elwood Disque, Berenice D'Vorzon. Missing: James P. Berg. f FOREIGN LANGUAGE •• Left To Right: Jorge DeCubas, Charles Sweeney, Albert Serzan, Hilda Marban, Mary Lou Lovett, Michael Seitz, Chairman; Jose Ribas, Liza Belie, Angel Belie. Missing: Inger Miller, Arvid W. Lekstrom. 128 LIE �HISTORY Left To Right: Richard Fuller, Row 1: David Leach, Chairman; Kathleen Ma tics, Mark Cohen, Henry Casilli, Chairman; Stanto11 Miller, Herbert Simon, J. Philip Richards, Chester Colson. Harold Cox, John Meyers, James Rodechko, Kuo-Kong Show; Row 2: Bronis Kaslas, John Furlow, Joel Bedatsky. Missing: Elwood Disque, Berenice D'Vorzon. .NGUAGE Missing: James P. Berg . LIBRARY Row 1: Phyllis Cheung, Dale Beuhler, Librarian; Marie Byczkowski; Row 2; Fred Walters, Leota Nevil, Sally Connor, Lorna Darte, Lewis Chere, Frederick Krohle. 129 �MATHEMATICS Row 1: Bing K. Wong, Chairman; James G. DeCosmo, Betty L. Jahr, Thomas R. Richards, Joseph H . Salsburg; Row 2: Boyd L. Earl, Stephen J. Tillman, Richard E. Sours, Neil M. Como, John S. W asileski. Row 1: Eva E. Schuler, Ruth W. McHenry, Chairman; Row 2: Marian E. Alexander, Colleen Mayock, Marcea Doremus. Missing: Rita M . Lynch. Missing: Shashanka S. Mitra, Paul A. Torelli, Albert C. Serzan. MUSIC Row 1: H. Cutler Fall, Anne V. Liva, William R. Gasbarro, Chairman; William J. Weber, Theodore M . Veremeychick, Richard B. Chapline; Row 2: Michael Haberkorn, Herbert Garber, Raymond J. Nutaitis, Richard Probert, Rosendo E. Santos. Missing: Clifford E. Balshaw. 130 PHILOSOPJ �NURSING Row I: Bing K. Wong, Chairman; James G. DeCosmo, Betty L. Jahr, Thomas R. Richards, Joseph H. Salsburg; . Row 2: Boyd L. Earl, Stephen J. Tillman, Richard E. Sours, Neil M. Como, John S. Wasileski. Row 1: Eva E. Schuler, Ruth W. McHenry, Chairman; Row 2: Marian E. Alexander, Colleen Mayock, Marcea Doremus. Missing: Rita M. Lynch. Missing: Shashanka S. Mitra, Paul A. Torelli, Albert C. Serzan. i PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION Row 1: Stanko M. Vujica; Row 2: John G. Jardine, Donald A. Henson, Stanley B. Kay, Roy E. Williams, Chairman. Missing: Abraham D. Barras. 131 �PHYSICAL EDUCATION Row 1: Gay F. Meyers, Doris B. Saracino, Sandra L. Bloomberg; Row 2: Joseph Skvarla, John G. Reese, Chairman; Eugene Domzalski, Roland C. Schmidt. Absent: Rodger Bearde. PSYCHOLC Left To Right: Robert C. Riley, Chairma R. Hobrock, Edward J. Roke, Winston 1 Joseph H. Kanner. Absent: Robert D. Stetten, Patricia Y. Pisaneschi. PHYSICS Row 1: Frank G. Bailey, Walter A. Placek, Umid Nejib, Levere Hostler, LeRoy W. Morrow; Row 2: Francis Donahoe, Thomas Orseck, George Butwin, Stanley J. Holden, Frederic E. Bellas, Chairman. �POLITICAL SCIENCE Left To Right: Walter H. Niehoff, Teresa B. McDonald, Andrew Shaw, Chairman. JCATION Absent: Pjilip R. Tuhy. PSYCHOLOGY Left To Right: Robert C. Riley, Chairman; Jon R. Hobrock, Edward J. Roke, Winston Turner, Joseph H. Kanner. Absent: Robert D. Stetten, Patricia Y. Pisaneschi. Row 1: Frank G. Bailey, Walter A. Placek, Umid Nejib, Levere Hostler, LeRoy W. Morrow; Row 2: Francis Donahoe, Thomas Orseck, George Butwin, Stanley J. Holden, Frederic E. Bellas, Chairman. SOCIOLOGY and ANTHROPOLOGY Row 1: Roy N. Martin, Jaroslaw G. Moravec, Chairman; Phyllis W. Furst; Row 2: Raymond M. Weinstein, Meade Kemrer. 133 �.,•~ ~~~!.< ._,.,.'t. ~ ,;..:~ I 'l --i.. ·.:.·--I I I 1 / , •- . . - ,I d I.,,, · : ' -· ft . . • .,. Campus 134 ~ -- . ~ . . --- - - l.1!:= . < �- -· .._ ... ' . t -...__,,.,~", ., - ,-- ;f:.. : ' '-,.-,, .. L. ~- -~. . ~.. ...•'1 _ - ~ '\ ;:..' . - . .,, .. _, - ,, ~ . " ·- '(~=- .. _ rr--;---:-;, . •• - . ~~ . ~ 135 �The Agnes Disaster 136 June 23, �June 23, 1972 :r -~ - ....... . '~ - ..;:..;.:-. 137 �Operation ------0 PfRATION --~ SNAPBACK WE,K£ssE Snapbat �eration Snapback �Snapped Back ��CS a t ma p f u f s BUSINESS OFFICE: Row 1: Alice Raider, Helen Gattuso; Row 2: Constance Slusser, Dorothy Christian, Janet Howe. CHASE HALL: Betty Bevan 142 COMMERCE AND FINANCE: Jane Mertis EDUCATION: Elaine Lyons COMPUTER CENTER �. .stance Slusser, Dorothy fD FINANCE: Jane Mertis EDUCATION: Elaine Lyons ENGLISH: Mildred Marini COMPUTER CENTER: Left To Right: Judy Ockenfuss, Kathy Skvarla, Judy Wasowski. 143 �FINANCE: Row 1: Ann Saxon, Rita Morvinski; Row 2: Lorraine Regalis, Molly Bynski, Ann Kester, Rita Zula. Absent: Mary Lorusso. LIBRARY: Spear, Kate Loretta Caw phy, Denis Absent: Mar GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT: Regina Meschini GRADUATE OFFICE: Arlene Origlia 144 RESEARCH SERVICES: Helen Ann Sincavage STARKHAl Standing: Ru Seated: Carol �NANCE: Row 1: Ann Saxon, Rita Mor~ski; Row 2: Lorr~ine Regalis, Molly Byn1, Ann Kester, Rita Zula. Absent: Mary ,russo. LIBRARY: Row 1: Mary Alice Joyce, Ruth Spear, Kate Richards, Elsie Deobold; Row 2: Loretta Cawley, Pam Gooday, Theresa Murphy, Denise Searfoss, Mildred Graver. Absent: Marion Miller, Eileen Payer . . INSTITUTE OF REGIONAL AFFAIRS: Standing: Mary Argenio; Seated: Dorothy Schlingman. : Helen Ann Sincavage STARK HALL: Standing: Ruth Jacobs; Seated: Carol Urban. HISTORY: Standing: Joy Colarusso; Seated: Janice Y arrish. 145 �PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HYGIENE: Denise Rupert THEATER ARTS: Audrey Butkiewicz WECKESSER: Nance Co1 WECKESSER: Standing: Barbara Zelnick, Darlene Kishbaugh; Seated: Harriet Frew. WECKESSER: Seated: Peggy Jones; Standing: Ann Rees, Lisa E I 146 NURSING: Standing: Kay Masters; Seated: Herta Feklandt. �. Audrey Butkiewicz WECKESSER: Nance Cordy WECKESSER: Mildred Connor le/nick, Darlene Kishbaugh; :w. WECKESSER: Seated: Peggy Jones; Standing: Ann Rees, Lisa English. WECK ESSER: Seated: Doris Barker, Edith Gearhart; Standing: Norma Klepadlo. 147 �\ CAFETERIA : Row 1: Paula Davi1 Levanda, Katherine Richards, Ann N Nancy Gosciewski, Don Miller, Bob ence Martin, Bill Helfrich; Row 2: J. John Cureka, Fred Wall, Assistant M Shobelski; Row 3: Sandra McDade, Ann Marie Waligum; Row 4: Sopl Florence Hassel, John Litcheck; Row Davis, Steve Sadowski, Franklin Mart WECKESSER: Standing: Elloise Marquardt; Seated: Ruthe Bishop. WECKESSER: Left To Right: Evelyn Robinson, Peggy Corbett, Lynn Jacobs, Della Sokoski. MAINTENANCE BOOKSTORE: Left to Right: Jule Cook, Gwen Ennis, Louise Burke, Robert Stefanko. ASSISTANT MANAGER OF CAFETERIA: Fred Wall �. CAFETERIA: Row 1: Paula Davis, Catherine Levanda, Katherine Richards, Ann Marie Kruger, Nancy Gosciewski, Don Miller, Bob Beller, Florence Martin, Bill Helfrich; Row 2: Jane Kovalik, John Cureka, Fred Wall, Assistant Manager; John Shobelski; Row 3: Sandra McDade, Pat Baloga, Ann Marie Waligum; Row 4: Sophie Binezek, Florence Hassel, John Litcheck; Row 5: Margaret Davis, Steve Sadowski, Franklin Martin. COMMONS: Row 1: Sophie Bohinski, Ann Feldman, Ann Mehm, Edith Kachurick; Row 2: Douglas Williams, Marvin Brew, Margaret Nagle, Betty Ginley. MAINTENANCE \GER OF CAFETERIA: 149 �Events 150 �:.., ,- 151 �Freshn1an Orientation 152 �)rientation �Sophotnore Outing 154 �155 �Hotnecomin: Bonfire, Dis1 ◄ �Hon1ecoming Bonfire, Displays 157 �Halftime �159 �Hon1econ1ing Dinner Dance 160 �161 �ShaNaNa ' . -- •' ' . 1./ ~·~ . \ .. . ; . - ~► ',. , t'Or' 162 '-1 II'. •J J~ . ����WllKEscoa .P arent's Day , .- t . . - -,,. . . ., . .:•1..l. ~, ~•~;r ,. b ,.:...:. . . 1.l·,._ ' 166 . ""..-:. < : ~ '~ �1 �Theta Delta Rho Dinner Dance Jouanna Gatti, Queen ��Christlllas Party �LS Party Party• · · 171 �Senior Party Party ... 172 �Winter Carnival Party Party .. • Party ... 173 �St,. Patty's Day Party �Day Party Parties! 175 �Elf I -:--:~::::::~==~ -~ --=---... :::::-~ - .. - - ,___ .... - Pure Prairie League . I li �Elf �f l I I! Incoming Freshman Weekend �179 �' '!• ~,-t~ -. I'\ / I �Freshn1an-Sophon1ore Dinner Dance I ...... '~ ( -.. ,,..,,, ., ►_:....._ -~ ~ 181 �Lettern1en' s Dinner Dance �~inner Dance . �Junior-Senior Dinner Dance �ior-Senior tner Dance 185 �The Matchinaker RESI.Nru rfioos Ca.uu ThrllT'IIR Novt:Nl!l'.R , . ALL '°· 11 - 1,· 00 1'11 S[ATS R[SCRVE'D - ,. - A1n1ss10N : fin CENTER 186 ~ 1l£ 'PERfCJRtm; ARTS �fttSDl ru Wioos C«uG( ThrllffR NOVl'.Nl!CR , . IO. II - a·oo Pn Al.L S[ATS RtSCRVED - •..,,..,. rllt't A1n1ss10N : CENTER ~ TIE ff:RFORl1NG ARTS ��Little Foxes �The Good Won1an of Setzuan �191 ���Concert and Lecture Series Jack Anderson "Four for Broadway" -Allan Keene, J: Miguel Rubio Jose Greco and Nana Lorca Lillian Gish 194 Neil Sheehan �"Four for Broadway" -Allan Keene, Jane Shaulis, Linda Burkhart, Robert Calvert. ,rca Lillian Gish Jean Shepherd 195 �Livingston Taylor 196 �Eagles • ingston Taylor 197 �I■ Cherry Blossotn Festival Pie-Eating Contest 198 �11 199 �Carnival �201 �r\.cc/1.vcu.S \V t~ 202 cPnter1 �203 ��Graduation Dinner Dance �Picnic at Fair L �Picnic at Fair Lea �Baccalaureate 208 �209 �Comtnencement INVOCATION ...... . . . .. . ..... . ADDRESS ................. . ... . Senator Sa1 of Nortl AW. OUTSTANDING GRADUATES OF THE YEAR ... .. .. . ... .. .. .. . . DEAN'S SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS HUMANITIES AWARD ... ... . .. . NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS AWARD . .. .. .. . SOCIAL SCIENCES AW ARD ..... . INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AWARD .... . ..... . ... ..... .... . . THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS A WARD . . . . .. . . HONORAR' DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS �lmencement INVOCATION ....................... . ... The Reverend Stewart Pierson ADDRESS ................. . ... .. .......... "Our Heritage Is Freedom" Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. of North Carolina AWARDS OUTSTANDING GRADUATES OF THE YEAR ............ . ..... . ................ . .. Michael J. Barski Joel Fischman Robert William Linaberry DEAN'S SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ................ Sally Marie Kazinetz Paul Edward Niezgoda HUMANITIES AWARD ..................... .. ..... Ann Louise Vivian NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS AWARD ..... .. . ... . . . . .. . .. . ... Sally Marie Kazinetz SOCIAL SCIENCES AWARD .................. Marino Joseph Santarelli INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AWARD ...... . ............................ . Margarita S. Tsatsarounou THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AW ARD .................. . .......... Roberta Evans HONORARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS ................. . .. Sam J. Ervin, Jr. Frank C. Carlucci �Aluinni Dinner Dance 212 �213 �Organizations 214 �215 �Publications Amnicola This Page, Left: Diana Gregory, Co-editor. Right: Susan Zbegner, Co-editor. Opposite Page, Top: June Beerish, Assistant Editor. Bottom: Anna Ostapiw. Far Right: Helen Evancho, Business Manager. 216 �y, Co-editor. Right: Susan e, Top: June Beerish, Assist,iw. Far Right: Helen Evan- 217 �--- Deborah Morano, Diane Kiwior, Mary Ellen Nauroth, Ann Rapoch, Jennifer Morgan, Deborah Ann Hargraves. Seated: Jane Matalavage; Standing: Beth Kaye, Paul Missing: Denise Hollick, Copy editor; Janice Yarrish, Kathy Mouchka, Arla Tomko. Each year the Amnicola Staff works tht we have made many changes; we believe t: Like any publication, the '73 Amnico/a 1 the good, something which pleases you, an Chester Colson, Advisor 218 �-- Seated: Jane Matalavage; Standing: Beth Kaye, Paula Quinn, Mike Filipowski, Tony DeVita. Each year the Amnicola Staff works their best to produce a publication which is superior to that of the previous year. This year we have made many changes; we believe that these changes are more representative of every student's view of Wilkes College. Like any publication, the '73 Amnicola has its faults. We ask you not to look for faults but, like anything else in life, to seek out the good, something which pleases you, and let that part stand out in your mind. 219 �Beacon Row 1: Charles Reichers, James Torbik, Steve Jones, Gary Horning, Ginny Zembrzuski, Marietta Bednar; Row 2: John Mazzola, Mark Anderson, Ron Noyalis, Mike Mercanti, Paul Domowitch, Al Rosencrance, Raymond McNulty, Donna Doncses, Laraine Mancuso. Editor-in-chief ......... . ............... ... Marietta Bednar News Editor .. ....................... .. ........ Pat Moran Feature Editor ...................... . ....... Gary Homing Copy Editor ..... . ............ . .............. Randy Steele Sports Editor ..... . ...... . ....... ... . . ......... Steve Jones Business Manager ...................... Barbara Zembrzuski Advertising Manager ............ ...... ........ John Pisano Circulation Manager ..................... Ginny Zembrzuski Reporters .................. . .............. Anna Ostapiw, Janice Yarrish, Tony Nauroth, Jim Torbik, Andrew Petyak, Laraine Mancuso, Donna Doncses, Ron Noyalis, Ray McNulty, Mark Carmon, Kathy Kaby, Floyd Miller, Deborah Ann Hargraves, Diane Guterman, Molly Moran, Donna Geffert, Robert Mennor, Kathy Mansberry, Rich Colandrea, Bonnie Church, Mark Anderson, John Mazzola, Paul Domowitch Business .................... Mike Mercanti, Al Rosencrance Adviser .............................. ... Thomas J. Moran 220 �hn Mazzola, Mark Anderson, Ron Noyalis, Mike .. . ................. . Marietta Bednar . .... . ....... .... ......... Pat Moran .................. ..... Gary Horning . .. ................. . ... Randy Steele .... . .. . .. ...... .. . .. ..... Steve Jones . . .. .. . .. ... ...... Barbara Zembrzuski ..... .... .... .. ....... .. . John Pisano .................... Ginny Zembrzuski . .. . .... . .. . ..... . . .. .. Anna Ostapiw, -ish, Tony Nauroth, Jim Torbik, Andrew .raine Mancuso, Donna Doncses, Ron LY McNulty, Mark Carmon, Kathy Kaby, :r, Deborah Ann Hargraves, Diane Guter' Moran, Donna Geffert, Robert Mennor, 1sberry, Rich Colandrea, Bonnie Church, :rson, John Mazzola, Paul Domowitch . . .... . .. Mike Mercanti, Al Rosencrance . . .. .. ...... .. .. .... . Thomas J. Moran 221 �Sleeping next to m you appeared as serene and as a quiet p1 of clear w, I gazed at you fearing to touch and disturb yo as a pebble would disturb the water's c So I waited by the banks of till the mornin1 came over the hi and as the foo lifted from ; touched your f, and drifted int the rolling , : of your lo Agnes C "The Blossom" Katy Hauck In addition to its annual publicatic Company performing its "Story Thei man's "Wild Strawberries." Row 1: James Space, Tony Nauroth, Anita Shaw, Brent Spencer, Michael Scholnick ; Row 2: Deborah Hargraves, Dr. Patricia Boyle, Janie Weiss, Ella McNamara, Lauren O'Hara, Carol Geiger. �Sleeping next to me, you appeared as serene and still as a quiet pool of clear water. I gazed at you fearing to touch you and disturb your sleep as a pebble would disturb the water's calmness. So I waited by the banks of your body till the morning sun came over the hill and as the fog of sleep lifted from your eyes touched your face and drifted into the rolling, soft waves of your love - Manuscript Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Brent Spencer Michael Scholnick Ella McNamara Faculty Advisors Dr. Robert Beaman Dr. Patricia Boyle Staff Jim Space Lauren O'Hara Katy Hauck TonyNauroth Mary Ellen Nauroth Nanci Adler Anita Shaw Carol Geiger Deborah Ann Hargraves Pat Hogan Peaches Denise Dennis Janie Weiss Agnes Cummings "The Blossom" Katy Hauck In addition to its annual publication of poetry, art work, short stories and essays, Manuscript presented The Marlboro Theatre Company performing its "Story Theatre." The organization also sponsored films throughout the year, for example, Ingmar Bergman's "Wild Strawberries." Row J: James Space, Tony Nauroth, Anita Shaw, Brent Spencer, Michael Scholnick; Row 2: Deborah Hargraves, Dr. Patricia Boyle, Janie Weiss, Ella McNamara, Lauren O' Hara, Carol Geiger. Marlboro Theatre Company 223 �WCLH Seated: Linda Stevens, Doreen Pellegrini, John Kowalchik, Jack Noyalis, Ted Tramaloni; Standing: John Their, Basil Lynch, Jay Thomas, Mr. James Berg, Advisor; Tony Petchakowski. WCLH (Wilkes College Listening Hi faculty members; several programs coIJ The station's music included opera,jaz.2 Seated: Jim Kelly, Bonnie Church, Mark Dubik; Standing: Debbie Hargraves, John Margo, Glenn Misner, David De Cosmo, Advisor. 224 �" . . . Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know and you'll see the way to fly." Jonathan Livingston Seagull heir, Basil Lynch, Jay Thomas, 111 11 l WCLH (Wilkes College Listening Habit), Radio 90.7 FM has "something for everyone." A few programs are produced by students and faculty members; several programs come from universities throughout the U.S. Foreign programs are sent directly from foreign countries. The station's music included opera,jazz, folk, classic and rock. mn Misner, David De 225 �Government Co1n1nuter Council Row I: Barbara Smith, Mary Ann Lombardo, Jackie Pickering, Buddy Brezinski, President; Pat Wilson, Rich Nardone, Mark Buchsbaum. Row 2: Don Kalproth, Walter Koyteck, Rich Mendelsohn, Fred Armbruster, Mike Marino, Joe Suchocki, Mike Stambaugh, Darryl Kuczynski, Arthur Hoover, Adviser; Pete Jadelis. The Commuter Council, a newly formed group on campus organized to stimulate commuter interest in college affairs, played a major role on campus this year. The Council worked with I.D.C. to arrange a Christmas Party for all students; the party, held at Pocono Downs, was a huge success. Some of the achievements of CC this year were the installation of a color T.V. and round tables in the Commons, and the erection of a commuting student Post Office to be located in the new building. The Council also played a major part in installing cigarette machines on campus. Row I : Jeff Prendergast, Joanne Sullivan, Jim I Karen Allen, Ellen Schwartz, Jane Matalavage, Patty Clegg, Marla Stopkoski, Mary Lou Murra: nan, Lew Saras, Tom Troast, Don Bowman, Stev Above: I.D.C. President Jim Fiorino, Dean Moss, C.C. President Ed Brezinski, and S.G. President Mike Barski work together to plan Parent's Day weekend. 226 Along with its regular activities, I.D elsewhere during the course of the year. �Inter-Dorrrritory Council OFFICERS - Joanne Sullivan, recording secretary; Jeff Prendergast, vice-president; Jim Fiorino, president; Stephanie Pufko, treasurer; Leslie Cook, corresponding secretary. Nardone, Mark Buchsbaum. Row 2: Don Kalproth, Cuczynski, Arthur Hoover, Adviser; Pete Jadelis. Row 1: Jeff Prendergast, Joanne Sullivan, Jim Fiorino (with Gees and Louise), Leslie Cook, Stephanie Pufko; Row 2: Bob Spinelli, Paula Pinter, Ellen Simon, Karen Allen, Ellen Schwartz, Jane Matalavage, Mary Ann Manziano; Row 3: Mike Tschulas, Dale Evans, Craig Collier, Kathy Mansberry, Kathy Loiacono, Patty Clegg, Marla Stopkoski, Mary Lou Murray, Beth Kaye, Peggy Nash, Beverly Kostick, Mr. Jost, adviser; Row 4: Bob Dwyer, Trudy K.loptosky, Jean Cullinan, Lew Saras, Tom Troast, Don Bowman, Steve Chaladoff, Bernie Fagnani, Lee Auerbach, Ira Udes, Tom DeMaio, Dizzy Gillespie. Dean Moss, C.C. President Ed Brezinski, together to plan Parent's Day weekend. Along with its regular activities, I.D.C. set up a map in the New Men's Dorm in order to help students obtain rides home or elsewhere during the course of the year. This year I.D.C. had a Halloween party in the Cafeteria. 227 �Student Government OFFICERS: Peter Jadelis, recording secretary; Lee Auerbach, treasurer; Michael Barski, president; Bjll Nichols, parliamentarian; Josie Schifano, corresponding secretary. Row 1: Pete Jadelis, Lee Auerbach, Mike Barski, Bill Nichols, Steve Grossman, Greg Hollis, Bruce Balliet; Row 2: John Barrett, Jackie Debo, Bernie Fagnani, Buddy Brezinski, Ann Marie Romanovich, Maureen Kortbawi, Janet Markowitz, Jim Fiorino, Josie Schifano, Brinley James. Student Government worked especially hard this year to obtain newspaper and cigarette machines on campus, as well as providing extra concerts, movies and other entertainment for the students. They also spent much time revising their constitution. �unent :ski, president; Bjll Nichols, parliamentarian; Josie Class Office rs Senior Stanley Polak, treasurer; Randy Wells, secr~ta'?'; _Joel Fischman , president; Frank Gahck1, vice-president. Row 2: John Barrett, Jackie Debo, Bernie Fagnani, Brinley James. •orked especially hard this year to obtain nachines on campus, as well as providing 11d other entertainment for the students. e revising their constitution. Junior Mindy Miller, secretary; Rich Lack, pr~sident; Terry Roccograndi, treasurer; Rick McGuire, vice-president. �Spirit Cheer Sophomore Freshman Linda Baron, vice-president; Pat Goggins, treasurer; Don Klaproth,president; Debbie Lataro, secretary. 230 Don Cusik, treasurer; Nancy Schultz, secretary; Pat Wilson,president. �Spirit Cheerleaders 'at Wilson,president. Row I : Ann Marie Murray, Paula Pinter; Row 2: Cheryl Smith, Carol Farnetti ; Row 3: Barbara Yanchuk, Sandy Voitek; Row 4: Randy Wells, co-captain ; Mary Pat Melvin, Joyce Martin, Kathy Fetch, co-captain. 231 �Donna Ostrofski, Meg Rees, Debbie Koch , captain; Janice Koval, Ann McEvoy, Judy Williams. Missing: Maureen Britt Majorettes Row 1: Debbie, Gregson, Paula Morris, Marcine Morris, Arla Tomko, Terry Roccograndi-, Debbie Miscavage; Row 2: Barbara Smith , co-captain; Mary Ellen Burns, Mariellen Scott, Ginny Macarty, Linda Neher, Rosella Shafer, Rosemarie Kazda, co-captain. 232 �Donna Ostrofski, Meg Rees, Debbie Koch , captain; Janice Koval , Ann McEvoy, Judy Williams. Missing: Maureen Britt Strutters Row I : Debbie, Gregson, Paula Morris, Marcine Morris, Arla Tomko, Terry Roccograndt, Debbie Miscavage ; Row 2: Barbara Sm ith , co-captain ; Mary Ellen Burns, Mariellen Scott, G inny Macarty, Linda Neher, Rosella Shafer, Rosemarie Kazda, co-captain. �Letter1nen , ......... ,. • •••••••••• ..... .. ,,,.,,, .,,,,._.. _ . . i t • • • 1 ' t s. K G D Across Porch: Art Trovei, Tom Panetta, Jay McGinley, John Chakmakas, Al Regner, Fred Lohman, Jack Matusek, Clyde Fitch, Ed Weber, Don Kulick, Steve Spock, Jerry Woods, Bob Yanku, Jim Weisenflu, Joe Grinkevich; Steps (Top To Bottom): Rich Lorenzen, Fred Marrianci, Jeff Walk, Dave Check, Dave Ellis, Jim Godlewski, president. 234 �Letterwoinen -'ettermen ,i\fA•..,• ,ji,r,tJi~•··· • • • • .. t .. f t ····~•'+'t Steps (Bottom To Top): Laraine Mancuso, Stephanie Pufk:o Umbach, president; Lindsey Farley, Val Aiello, Karen Capwell, Karen Allen, Jane Matalavage, Denise Chapura, Linda Holonia; Across Top: Mrs. Doris Saracino, adviser; Beverly Martin, Gayle Kinback, Susan Funkle, Barb Yawn, Donna Doncses, Kathy Haughey, Ellen Schwartz, Brenda Reppert, Diane Jones, Debby Wysocki. tusek, Clyde Fitch, Ed Weber, Don Kulick, Steve ed Marrianci, Jeff Walk, Dave Check, Dave Ellis, 1 235 �Service Clean Environinent Con1ntlttee Row 1: Nancy Goodman, Jim Martin, Peggy Gatusky, president; Row 2: Charles Mattei, adviser; Robert Smith, Jim Baran, Donna Dorzinski, Michael Petyak, Becky Goobic, Art Anderson, vice-president. Members of the Clean Environment Committee began the year's projects by cleaning up Kirby Park along with Circle Kand the Community Effort. The Committee also played a major role in the valley-wide campaign to collect discarded Christmas trees and convert them into mulch which would be used in the city parks. Blase Gavlick, Phil Conrad, John Steve Baloga, Bill Bartusky, Tony D Purcell, Mike Teller, Gerry Kashuda John Men ta, Pete Mirabelle , Jim Markovich, Mark Van Loon. 236 �tee Circle K The Circle K Club copped three coveted awards at the annual Pennsylvania State District convention held in Bethlehem this year. The club was cited for first places in the "Single Service" and "Achievement" categories and was awarded a special plaque for their participation in a successful Multiple Sclerosis project. Donna Dorzinski, Michael Park along with Circle Kand the Commuted Christmas trees and convert them into Blase Gavlick, Phil Conrad, John Rajchel, chairman; Steve Baloga, Bill Bartusky, Tony De Vita. Missing: Bill Purcell, Mike Teller, Gerry Kashuda, George Tomascik, John Menta, Pete Mirabelle, Jim Castellani, Simon Markovich, Mark Van Loon. �Hutnan Services The Human Services Committee is one of the newest and fastest growing organizations on campus. The committee has formed a first-aid team on campus which works closely with the American Red Cross. Each member of the team has been trained in standard and advanced first-aid techniques, and is "on call" 24 hours a day. Row 1: Karen Sterbinski, Barbara Berkant, Jani, 2: Diane Henley, Pat Karlonis, Wilhelmina Quin Front Row: Dr. Les Turoczi, John Barrett, Jeanne Cullinan, Carol Kester, Paula Vecchio, Jane Smith, Debbie Lataro, Meg Slusser, Ellen Fields, Mary Ann Kellmer, Candace Coleman, Mary Ann Rusnak, Rich Mendelsohn, Lew Saras; Rear: Charles Munson, Sue Krischunis, Ginny Edwards, Joe Marchetti, Pat Goggins, Barbara Woronko, Jody Zakrevsky, Mark Letavish, Bob Levin, Bill Finlay, Bill Williams, Ira Udes, Ray Tomaine, Steve Zabriski, Cindy Patterson, Doug Trostle, Tom DiVito, Roy Brooks, Tom Lenns, Paul Chromey, Nancy Pierson, Bruce Spiegler. The Reach-Out Committee has provi Big Brother-Sister Program, YM-YWC Retreat State Hospital. 238 �Reach Out Row 1: Karen Sterbinski, Barbara Berkant, Janice Cohen, Pat Stille, Stellamaire Benveniste; Row 2: Diane Henley, Pat Karlonis, Wilhelmina Quinn, Dean Edward Baltruchitis. g Slusser, Ellen Fields, Mary Ann Kellmer, Candace oe Marchetti, Pat Goggins, Barbara Woronko, Jody Doug Trostle, Tom DiVito, Roy Brooks, Tom Lenns, The Reach-Out Committee has provided various services to the community on a volunteer basis. The volunteers have served as aides in the Big Brother-Sister Program, YM-YWCA tutoring program, Red Cross, the Association of the Blind, Stanislaus Orphanage, Malabar, and Retreat State Hospital. 239 �Row 1: Maggie Waligorski, Bethann Meyers, Debbie Gregson, Vivian Burkhardt, Debbie Titus, Rosemarie Kazda, Donna Galano, Marion Welebob, Barbara Smith; Row 2: Ann Cusick, Mary Ellen Burns, Diane Thomas, Irene Pucylowski, Marilyn Bums, Karlena Hahn, Jeanne Bartosh, Barbara Tyrrell, Debbie Schneider; Row 3: Christine Zupho, Rosella Shafer, Doni Edwards, Debbie Dorman, Janet Letvisky, Janet Bartuski, Margaret Wende, Delphine Opet. Row 4: Jovanna Gatti, Karen Kmietowicz, Deborah Gudoski, Linda Neher, Faith Skordinski, Carol Gusgekofski, Karen Foley, Pat Seiger, Mariellen Scott, Carol Czarnecki. -'' �"To be a friend a man should close his eyes to the faults of others and open them to his own." William A. Peterson . Galano, Marion Welebob, Barbara Smith; Row 2: Tyrrell, Debbie Schneider; Row 3: Christine Zuph~, vanna Gatti, Karen Kmietowicz, Deborah Gudoski, 241 �Wilkes Cotntnunity Effort John Klimuszka, Mrs. Rebecca Jost, WCE Director; Joseph Iero, Program Assistant; Ron Yona The Wilkes Community Effort was formed to provide assistance to flood victims. It is financed through a grant received from the Haas Community Fund. Throughout the year, volunteers assisted flood-stricken people with services of moving, rearranging and cleaning. In the top photo volunteers are boarding the carry-all which was used to transport personnel and equipment. WCE along with the men of Priapus House sponsored the Wyoming Valley Bowling Tournament at Chacko's Lanes on S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre. This tournament was aimed at creating low-cost recreation and relaxation for Valley residents. The photo at left is that of the committee members of Priapus House who assisted with arrangements . •• Seated: Joe Leone, Rick Fishel, chairman; Standing: Frank Lagola, Art Romaine, Roger Danbury, Bob Bett~ 242 Rebecca Jost, Joseph Moran, athletic director at coach; Joseph Iero. �Scholastic athletes from four major Wyoming Valley regional high schools were the guests of the Wilkes Community Effort when the Wilkes basketball team played host to Juniata College in the Colonels' Gym. At left, WCE personnel are visiting Coughlin High School to extend an invitatiqfl to this event. WCE also helped sponsor a benefit presentation of "Hello Dolly" by the Chansonnette Theater of Easton. Rebecca Jost, Joseph Moran, athletic director at Coughlin H.S.; Miss Jackie Sheely, Coughlin girls' basketball coach; Joseph Iero. ( I 1anbury, Bob Bettin. 2-43 �Band MEMBERSHIP: Flute: Helen Earl, Jovanna Gatti (piccolo), Michele Goldberg, Carol Johnson, Deborah Morano, Elaine Notari, Darice Sabalesky; Alto Oarinet: Mary Rogan; Bass Clarinet: Fred Pacolitch; Bassoon: Heister Howe, Gail Ober; Oboe: Robert Atherholt, Diane Guterman, Marcia Haase, Stephen Malone (English horn); Alto Saxophone: Joseph Jedju, Paul Melian, John Reap, David Stewart; Soprano Clarinet: David Asman, Joseph Baranoski, Mary Bice, Paula Castrucci, Dennis Herbert, George Kinsley, Roger Sorensen, Raymond Suda, Brenda Wasenda, Judy Yee; Tenor Saxophone: Harold Mayo; Baritone Saxaphone: Michael Riebe; Trumpet: Jack Bower, Ann Marie Cusick, Mark Dubik, Thomas Gazowski, Lawrence Hughes, Glenn Landis, Craig Manhart, Wayne Marianelli, Bruce Phair, Steven Zannetti ; Trombone: Marcia Dodd, Albert Dunn, Barry Lindhorst, Eugene Lispi, John Mainwaring, Dennis Millett, Ronald Shuleski, Donald Williams; Euphonium: Paul Csigi, Michael Cuprzinski, Diane Dros4 Bruce Frederick, Jane Lewis, Ethel Shannon; Hom: Jean Cranstoun, Mary Lou Miller, Jenny Wunder, Bruce Yurko; Tuba: William Boronow, James Powell, Brian Turnbull; Percussion: David Cooper, Thomas Frew, Joseph Gurka, Joseph Ruder, Margaret Waligorski, Robert Zampetti. OFFICERS: Dennis Millett,president; Bruce Yurko, vice-president; Jovanna Gatti, secretary; Robert Atherholt, treasurer. 244 �Fine Arts Chorus • MEMBERSHIP: Soprano: Celeste Ametrano, Catherine Baumann, Paula Castrucci, Teresa Cavallini, Jean Cranstoun, Corrine Crispell, Marilyn D'Andrea, Lorene Daring, Ruth DeWitt, Christine Donahue, Donna Dorzinsky, Helen Earl, Alaine Fegal, Deborah Gregson, Karen Kmietowicz, Mary Leaser, Judy MacGregor, Catherine McCarty, Molly McDowell, Ellen Mitchell, Linda Papatopoli, Linda Phillips, Kay Platt, Doreene Psikus, Linda Reiling, Darice Sabalesky, Debra Schonfeld, Ann Vivian, Susan Youngkin, Lucinda Walter, Judith Zola; Alto: Louise Beebe, Margaret Bell, Andrea Bogusko, Joanne Bonanne, Rita Celusniak, Shirley Davis, Diane Drost, Pamela Fink, Karen Fry, Mary Good, Nancy Greenberg, Jaret Griffiths, Diane Henley, Georgine Knight, Jane Lewis, Barbara Lucca, Mary Miller, Helen Murray, Constance Oliveri, Andrea Pastuszak, Margaret Reese, Judith Sanger, Jean Vadeboncoeur, Brenda Wasenda, Janice Woolf, Christine Zupko; Tenor: Mark Billett, Richard Conniff, David Cooper, Jan Cwikla, Joseph Delassandro, James Frable, Alan Gerovitz, Joseph Gurka, John Mainwaring, Craig Manhardt, Frederick Mills, Donald Pugh, William Roditski, Ronald Shuleski, Christopher Unger, Roman Ziegler; Bass: Karl Bacon, William Baronow, Ted Dennis, Bruce Frederick, Thomas Gross, Robert Hooley, Harold Hoover, Joel Jones, Robert Lemoncelli, Stephen Malone, Greg McQuade, Michael Mercuri, William Metcalf, Frederick Pacolitch, Bruce Phair, Michael Riebe, Kenneth Saslaw, David Skopek, William Spence, Peter Swain. OFFICERS: Christine Donahue, president; David Cooper, vice-president; Paula Castrucci, secretary; Corinne Crispell, Celeste Ametrano, Teresa Cavallini, librarians. aine Notari, Darice Sabalesky; Alto Clarinet: Mary Marcia Haase, Stephen Malone (English horn); Alto Mary Bice, Paula Castrucci, Dennis Herbert, George aphone: Michael Riebe; Trumpet: Jack Bower, Ann tee Phair, Steven Zannetti; Trombone: Marcia Dodd, 1onium: Paul Csigi, Michael Cuprzinski, Diane Drost, ba: William Boronow, James Powell, Brian Turnbull; 245 �Collegians Row 1: Ted Dennis, Craig Manhart, Joe Baranoski, Barry Lindhorst, Bruce Phair; Row 2: George Haines, John Williams, Fred Pacolitch, Gregory McQuade, Karl Bacon, Bill Boronow. Left: Director, Mike Riebe. Russian Chor ..,_.,_ Madrigals 246 Diane Drost, Loreene Daring, Nancy Greenberg, William Metcalf, Karl Bacon, Ted Dennis, Jack Mainwaring, David Cooper, Paula Cardias, Christine Donahue, Paula Castrucci, Teresa Cavallini, Mr. Chapline; Missing: Mary Lou Miller. �. Manhart, Joe Baranoski, Barry Lindhorst, Bruce lines, John Williams , Fred Pacolitch, Gregory Boronow. Left: Director, Mike Riebe. Russian Chorus Bacon, Ted Dennis, Jack Mainwaring, David Cooper, r. Chapline; Missing: Mary Lou Miller. Row 1: Mr. Ros Santos, Adviser; Michael Stambaugh, Margaret Gorman, Andrea Mahally, Susan Youngkin, Harold Hoover, Karen Krnietowicz, Bruce Phair; Row 2: Barbara Woronko, Mr. Albert Serzan, adviser; David Schimmel, Robert Corgan, Robert Rostock, Joseph Suchocki, Dan Tarullo, Michael Mercuri; Missing: Hope Pawlush, Patricia Ryzinski, Kathy Hulanick, Ann Hrynkiew, Robert Skriniak, Jan Cwikla, Philip Auron. �Cue 'n' Curtain MEMBERSHIP: Julie Morse, Janice Stashik, Lois Homza, Nancy Schultz, Sally Kanner, Charmaine Broad, Bob Leach, Ruthanne Jones, Harold Lewis, Kit McCarty, Matt Hughes, Jackie Beccaris, Joel Fischman, Tom Polifka, Joseph Tomashefski, Molly Jackiewicz, Fran Polakowski, Robert Bernhardt, Drew Landmesser, Joseph Volack, Richard Finkelstein, Klaus Holm, Mrs. Holm. 248 �"We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find ourelves as creatures of excellence and intelligence and skill. We can be free!" Richard Bach - Jonathan Livingston Seagull �Clubs Accounting Row 1: Phil Straub, Doug Solomon, Michael Gluhannick; Row 2: John Kaczinski, Robert Adams, Richard Evans, Steven Paroby ; Row 3: Paul Conforti, Barry Williams, Michael Hischak. Art Row 1: Larry Pish, Paula Pinter, Karen Hendrikson, Holli Stults, Kathleen Matics, Advisor; Row 2: Richard Fuller, Advisor; Karen Evans, Kathleen Haughey, Michelle Noel, Marilyn Wodaski, Barbara Arnould; Row 3: David Neiman, Karen Carep, Linda Roeth, Joyce Andrejko. 250 OFFICERS : Elli treasurer; Theres Gush, recording se �Biology MEMBERSHIP : Mike Trolio , Robert Brown, Ed Hockenbury, Elliott Weinstock, Paul Niezgoda, Joye Martin, Rich Zachar, Hope Pawlush, Kathy Hadsall, Theresa Godlewski, Pete Nordland, Rosemaria Cienciva, Robert Goldstein, Barbara Gush, Joe Gammai toni, Margie Czulewicz, Fred Brown , Karen Metzgar, Kathy Holojejchick, Beverly Chislo, Joe Stella, Steve Solfanelli, Dorothy Reese, Marie Kocyan, Jim Fraley, Debbie Andrews, Ginny Edwards, Paula Vecchio, Sue Krischunas, Kathy Kaby, Diane Zalinka, John Klimuszhka, Paul Roczniak. Advisor: Dr. Clyde Houseknecht. Art Row J: Larry Pish, Paula Pinter, Karen Hendrikson, Holli Stults, Kathleen Matics, Advisor; Row 2: Richard Fuller, Advisor; Karen Evans , Kathleen Haughey, Michelle Noel, Marilyn Wodaski, Barbara Arnould ; Row 3: David Neiman, Karen Carep, Linda Roeth, Joyce Andrejko. OFFICERS: Elliott Weinstock, president; Marjorie Czulewicz, treasurer; Theresa Godlewski, corresponding secretary; Barbara Gush, recording secretary; Paul Niezgoda, vice-president. 251 �Che1nistry Row 1: Ed Hilinski, Ralph Gatrone, Francis Kerdesky, Henry Kerdesky, Leonardia Marusak, Nancy Rodda, Patricia Hyzinski; Row 2: Bruno Kolodgie, Jim MacNeal, Rick Gapinsky, Philip Auron, Linda Frankaviyz. Education Row 1: Cheryl Bennett, Elaine Owen, Betsy Yunkunis, Maureen Britt, Terry Roccograndi, Mary Kane, Mary Callahan; Row 2: Ann Marie Deutsch, Mary Ellen Bums, Rosanne Mesh, Cathy Celusniak, Joe Andrews, Ray McNulty, Pat Karlonis, Melonie Stemba; Absent: Bettye Lou Corcoran, Susan Thomas. 252 Row 1: Paul Goodman, Doreen Pellegrini, Dave Bet Walter Kwiatkowski, Tony Pietzokowski; Row 3: C Thomas, Curt Moser, Frank Paulewitz; Row 5: Dr. Dr. John Orehotsky. �OFFICERS: Frank Paulewitz, treasurer; Doreen Pellegrini, secretary; Emilio Marianelli, president; Margarita Tsatsarounou, member at large; Peter Waskewitz, vice-president. Engineering . ncy Rodda, Patricia Hyzinski; Row 2: 11e, Mary Callahan; Row 2: Ann Marie lonis, Melonie Stemba; Absent: Bettye Row 1: Paui Goodman, Doreen Pellegrini, Dave Betts, Margarita Tsatsarounou; Row 2: Emilio Marianelli, Sally Kazinetz, Walter Kwiatkowski, Tony Pietzokowski; Row 3: George Offheck, John Hudak, Peter Waskewitz; Row 4: Mr. Cromwell Thomas, Curt Moser, Frank Paulewitz; Row 5: Dr. James Toole, chairman; Dr. U. R. Nejib, adviser; Dr. William Graff, Dr. John Orehotsky. 253 �International " ... farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you ... the moontide is upon us, and we must part ... if in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deep song . . . and if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky." Kahlil Gibran MEMBERSHIP: Emilio Marianelli (judo instructor), surer), Kathy Yonkin, Arlene Cellucci, Walter Koytek, Wilkes sponsored two members of its Jue Irondequoit Open Judo Championship held Y. The two competitors were Fred Murty, Cron, another judo club member. Murty brown belts. Fred Murty also entered the 1973 Middle pionships held in Penns Grove, N. J. on Fe for first place in the 176 lb. division. Row 1: Allan Gerovitz, Georges Bene-Roane, Rosangela Bastos, Vida Essien, Mary Cheung, Abdul Allana, Elizabeth Lopez, Nadia Katsarou, Gaby Obuchi, June Berish, Jashinder Sidhu, Ryo Kun Young. Row 2: Joe Chang, Nancy Waung, Mr. Baltruchitis, Advisor; Huda Ghannarn, Chang Shu-Jung, Marcos Espinheina, Elizabeth Esphineina, Kirn Haesook, William Cheung, Amir Shahi-Fakhr, Omar Al-Seleh, Margarita Tsatsarounou, Ronnie Yona, Taghi Roohatza, Tarek Abu Elhawa, Nghia Van Phan, Ngu Yen Bang Huu, Ratnakar Mitra, Somsy Phrakaysone, Cho Sungsuk. 254 Again on April 15 at the Clarion State Cc ion, Pa., Fred won first place in the 176 lb. up. �Judo-Karate MEMBERSHIP: Emilio Marianelli (judo instructor), Fred Murty (assistant judo instructor), Lucretia Marconi (president), Marilyn Goodsir (secretary), Arlene McHale (treasurer), Kathy Yonkin, Arlene Cellucci, Walter Koytek, Robert Kapp, Bryan Herron, Lenny Butera, Tom Swantkowski, Bruce Spiegler (president : Karate), Bill Williams. Wilkes sponsored two members of its Judo-Karate Club to compete in the first Irondequoit Open Judo Championship held November 19, 1972 in Rochester, N. Y. The two competitors were Fred Murty, assistant instructor of judo, and Bob Cron, another judo club member. Murty won second place for heavyweight brown belts. Fred Murty also entered the 1973 Middle Atlantic A.A.U. District Judo Championships held in Penns Grove, N. J. on Feb. 10, 1973. Murty won a gold medal for first place in the 176 lb. division. :h Lopez, Nadia Katsarou, Gaby Obuchi, June Berish, :hang Shu-Jung, Marcos Espinheina, Elizabeth Esphina, Taghi Roohatza, Tarek Abu Elhawa, Nghia Van Again on April 15 at the Clarion State College Open Judo Invitational at Clarion, Pa., Fred won first place in the 176 lb. division and grand champion runnerup. 255 �Math Row I: Michael Hischak, Janet Cencetti, Jaret Griffiths, Ann Williams, Lynn Schumacher, Walter Straub; Row 2: Jim Crinnion, Christine Buchina, Paul H. Goodman; Row 3: Bob Dzugan, Rick Burick, Jeff Katra, Phillip Majewski; Absent: Joe Roberts. Motorcycle Row 1: K. Kmietowicz, B. Phair, J. Batti; Row 2: A. Bogusko, G. Kinsley, C. Zupko, A. Cusick, R. Atherholt, P. Lusfrucci, N. Greenberg, L. Daring, D. Fink, G. Knight; Row 3: T. Jones, M . Riebe, M. McDowell, B. Fredrick, D. Williams, B. Baronow, D. Morano, D. Guterman, M. Haase, J. Wunder, L. Phillips, J. Lewis; Row 4: M . Waligorski, C. Donahue, R. Dewitt, J. Zola, T. Cavallini, J. Sanger, H. Earl, D. Sabalesky, A. Fegal, M . Good. 256 Darwin Joe Chi �Motorcycle Darwin Roberts, Bob Verbonowicz, Joe Olivieri, Joe Chadwick, Brian Gibson G. Knight; Row l. Waligorski, C. 257 - - -- - - ;;r • ••, • I .-: • .• . : • :: .. •T: -;r,1:i,i--..~~rtlt.tr~~---.-•· •~•:0 L 1 ♦-•--- �Philosophy ". . . there are things of which I may not speak; there are dreams that cannot die; there are thoughts that make the strong heart weak, and bring pallor into the cheek and a mist before the eye ... " Longfellow Seated: Anthony Rapp, James Strickland; Standing : Mike Sicher, Walter Petrash , Mike Stallone, Chris Shaw, Robert Doyle ; Absent: William Nichols, Anne Vivian. Physics Row 1: Maryann Reino, Sally Kazinetz, Rosemary Strinkoski, Janice Koval, Doreen Pellegrini. Row 2: Mark Skopek, Michael Murphy, Walter Kwiatkowski, Craig Miller, Rick Manganella. 258 �,hy Psychology Row 1: Ellen Summon, John Reynolds, Janet Waxmonsky, Ann Orzechowski , Fred Williams, Julia Williams; Row 2: Mary Becker, Patti McCarthy, Christa Carl, Bill Fredrick, Walt Pellegrini, Mr. Winston Turner, Assistant Advisor; Row 3: Ray Woronowicz, Paul Csigi, Alain Arnould. fark Skopek, Michael Murphy, Wal- 259 �Polar Bear Row 1: Wayne Fullerton, president; Bonnie Grant, Holli Stults, secretary; Mary Colette Fedak, Judy Williams, Marla Stopkoski, Marlene Yanchuk, Alexis Waskie, Dave Davis; Row 2: Ken Rex, Jim Daoust, Dave Kulick, John Kelly, Beverly Marqitish, Becky Goobic, Michael Yanchuk; Row 3: Jack Smolko, William H . Buss, down-hill racing advisor; Bob Zukauskas, Angela Manganella, Don Cusick, Don Olekszulin, Jim Castanzo. Russian Row 1: Cathy Stock, Barb Wrazen, Bev Kostick; Row 2: Mollie Kennedy, Lois Krokos, Debbie Steve; Row 3: Charolette Matiska, Anita Miller; Row 4: Joan Zaleski, Debbie Lutz, Linda Ross ; Row 5: Noel Duffy, Rick Kerty, Bev Martin, Jim Kelly. 260 Row 1: Jose M . Ribas, adviser; Roberto Ellie Lopez, treasurer; Cathy Stock; Miss, �Spanish Marla Stopkoski, Marlene Yanchuk, Alexis ic, Michael Yanchuk; Row 3: Jack Smolko, im Castanzo. Row 1: Jose M. Ribas, adviser; Roberto Jemio, Ana Maria Antezana, Rose Guasto, Mollie Kennedy; Row 2: Marcio Menezes, president; Frank Singer, Ellie Lopez, treasurer; Cathy Stock; Missing: Cathy Lane, Barbara Gilotti, secretary; Elena De Rojas, vice-president; Debbie Rinken, Debbie Boyer. 261 �~•?-,.,. ~:· ~ " .i '1- .l • ~I ;~. _ .. : , ~ q . ;/ ,. . ·.- . . ,' Sports 262 I.. : �. 1,J, ,~. ·• ,l , • .. f ' ~: I.. :!,~ I ---... ~ ~ ...-;,· ~ - ~ •. ·1 263 �Football The Colonels had a rough year finishing the season with a 4-5 record. Next season will be a building season for Coach Schmidt. Frank Galicki made the All-State and All-East teams. All-M.A.C. honors went to George Sillup, Jeff Giberson, John Holland and Rich Lorenzen. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 264 SCORES 24 Susquehanna 29 Lycoming 13 Moravian 14 Upsala 21 Ithaca 0 Indiana (Pa.) 33 Lebai:ion Valley 18 Delaware Valley 10 Kings Point 0 0 20 0 28 14 6 20 17 �Teatn 4-5 for the Year 265 �InMemoryRobertMcB �In Memory of Robert McBride to bobbie: because there is so much to say we should say little because he was so much we are so much less. howietune 267 �Soccer I Row 1: Stellios Patsiokas, Tom Trost, Bob Ryan, Ed Weber, Bob Linaberry, Ed Garabedian, Marty Pobutkiewicz, Mike Shoemaker, John Chakmakas, Bill Killeen; Row 2: Coach Rokita, John Proper, Gary Mocko, Ray Grysko, Gerry Blade, Roger Danbury, Bill Spence, Gary Schachter, Bob Dombroski, Dan Gonella, Stewart Feeney, Charles Eaton. Despite the fact that Coach Rokita had 12 returning Lettermen, the team finished its season with a 4-8-1 record. Ed Garabedian was the only soccer-playing Colonel to receive any post-season honors. Next season should be interesting because most of the offensive line will be returning. But, the loss of Bob Linaberry and Ed Weber will definitely be felt by the returning defensive line. 268 �269 �Despite a losing season, the cross cOl: try team's spirit was not dampened. T runner this year was junior Jere Woo< his best time at Ralston Field was a 25: clocking versus Binghamton State. Senior Gary Horning, number tv man, will be the only non-returning me1 her to the '73 team. Horning posted 26: 17 best at home. Cross Country Coach George Pawlush, Rich Curry, Gary Homing, Al Bryski, Jere Woods, Rus Evick, Steve Spock, Jim Godlewski, Duane Sadvary. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 41 40 39 25 44 34 46 41 41 32 39 36 SCORES Baptist Bible Scranton MadisonFDU Susquehanna Lebanon Valley Delaware Valley Binghamton St. Albright Haverford Baptist Bible Elizabethtown Scranton 2 I 2 �Despite a losing season, the cross country team's spirit was not dampened. Top runner this year was junior Jere Woods; his best time at Ralston F ield was a 25:55 clocking versus Binghamton State. Senior Gary Horning, number two man, will be the only non-returning member to the '73 team. Horning posted a 26: 17 best at home. ,ds, Rus Evick, Steve Spock, Jim G odlewski, Duane Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 41 40 39 25 44 34 46 41 41 32 39 36 SCORES Baptist Bible Scranton MadisonFDU Susquehanna Lebanon Valley Delaware Valley Binghamton St. Albright Haverford Baptist Bible Elizabethtown Scranton 15 18 18 30 17 21 17 19 18 25 16 23 ... L .,...__ ,.,, ;.>-_..,!t,.- ~ -- - ·~....·-- "--· -- . . - _. - w - # 271 �rll ~-------- --------- , ,. •••: 1~ .,. ~: .1..2:!j ... - w 0 m. e n ' s F • 1 Kneeling: Kathy Haughey, Donna Doncses, Valerie Aiello, co-captain; Stephanie Pufko, co-captain; Laraine Mancuso, Lindsay Farley, Sue Ditson, Brenda Reppart; Standing: Coach Meyers, Jane Molinini, Angella Centrella, Mariuita Saleski, Vicki Guistwite, Denise Chapura, Jane Matalavage, Martha Reynolds, Tina Blatt, Gayle Kinback, Nancy Schultz, manager; Missing: Rae Greene, Ellen Schwartz and manager Karen Capwell. e 1 d H 0 C k e y Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes SCORES Kutztown 1 Albright 2 Bloomsburg 3 Misericordia 8 Lycoming 3 Keystone 1 Millersville 1 Bucknell 1 4 1 0 1 2 1 8 2 COL< �ne Man~uso, Lindsay , Saleski, Vicki Guistianager; Missing: Rae COLONELLETTESCOPONLY WINNING SEASON OF ALL FALL SPORTS , I 273 I �W otnen's Basketball Kneeling: Donna Doncses, Beverly Martin, Debbie Wysocki, Nancy Roberts, Val Aiello, Stephanie Pufko, Diane Jones, Denise Chapura, Laraine Mancuso, Anne Tracy; Standing: Miss Bloomburg, Ellen Schwartz, Cheryl Lowe, Linda Holona, S. Funke, B. Long, Angella Centrilla, Marivita Saleski, Janet Polansky, Laureen Carney, Nancy Schultz; Missing: Bonnie Coles, Elaine Swisloski. SCORES Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 274 32 55 35 55 48 40 36 39 35 36 30 32 Susquehanna Baptist Bible Luzerne CCC Job Corps Muhlenberg Misericordia Kutztown State Albright Misericordia Marywood Luzerne CCC Bloomsburg State 23 42 59 17 46 63 32 31 45 42 45 59 �Lll iane Jones, Denise Chapura, Laraine Mancuso, iella Centrilla, Marivita Saleski, Janet Polansky, 275 I I �Men's Basketball Steve Ference, Greg O'Brien, Pat Gurney, Dave Skopek, Greg Buzinski, Mike Bachkosky, Jack Brabant, Doug Trostle, Mark Caterson, Roman Shahay, Tom Coughlin; Missing: Clarence Ozgo, Mark Suchter. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 276 72 93 67 100 65 90 54 94 72 66 65 45 94 59 61 70 59 48 103 94 77 102 72 55 SCORES Philadelphia Pharmacy Delaware Valley Wagner Lycoming Albright Susquehanna Wilmington Binghamton State Eckerd E.S.S.C. Sacred Heart Philadelphia Textile Juniata Lock Haven State E.S.S.C. Upsala Susquehanna Moravian Baptist Bible MadisonFDU Lycoming Scranton Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley 63 71 76 61 75 64 76 76 59 86 69 64 67 60 70 85 58 46 77 72 72 84 99 70 The team was 13-l l this season for its 8th winning season in 27 years. Jack Brabant and Greg Buzinski led the team in scoring. Coach Bearde will definitely miss Mark Caterson and Greg O'Brien next year. �l g Trostle, Mark Caterson, Roman Shahay, was 13 - l l this season for its ng season in 27 years. Jack Br~Greg Buzinski led t~~ team _m :oach Bearde will def1ru~ely miss .terson and Gr eg O'Brien next lffi 277 ���Wilkes Wrestling 280 �Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 33 25 15 41 39 31 35 26 40 29 45 32 33 29 25 19 23 30 SCORES Oneonta St. Montclair St. Buffalo Western Md. Binghamton St. Del. Valley Elizabethtown Navy Old Dominion Arizona MadisonFDU York Lycoming Oswego St. Hofstra E.S.S.C. Army Massachusetts 12 10 18 3 5 9 9 15 6 12 3 12 9 12 12 20 16 4 The Wilkes Wrestling team won its 12th M.A.C. Championship in 17 years. Bob Roberts, Mike Lee, and Al Sharer were all M.A.C. Champions. Coach Reese's men took 5th place in the NCAA College Division Tournament. Both Roberts and Trovei received All-American honors. Wilkes placed 2nd in the Wilkes Open. Roberts placed 2nd in the Open for the third year in a row. 281 �0 'ttctor, GoesTo WhoAre HilUl\9Tof»_a! The Prte Row 1: M. Kovalchick, T. Martin, J. McGinJey, B. Roberts, J. Chakmakas, A. Trovei, M. Lee, B. Yanku, R. Musgrave. Row 2: B. Matley, G. Ashley, J. Weisenfluh, W. Lopez, J. Grinkevich, A. Arnould, B. Purcell; Row 3: Coach Reese, B. Ellis, T. Karpovich, M. Kassab, D. Ellis, L. Kassab, M. Ellis, A. Yanku, J. DeSombre, E. Hayduk, W. Sherman, J. McDonald, Coach Yeager. \.K Co-captain Jay McGinley, Coach Reese, co-captain Bob Roberts 282 Cl �119Tofas The Price Yanlm, R. Musgrave. Row 2: B. Matley, :, B. Ellis, T. Karpovich, M. Kassab, D. Yeager. 283 ~ ;a;;;;-~--~-··-··.·.·.-:·.·.-::,-:.,.~-' d;t"~_,....,.,."11"&, . ·.. ·.. ··•··•······~· ··•··· .. -·· --~·-----~ ...., �Swilllllling - - -- -- L-R: Coach Shaughnessy, Bob Prendergast, Barry Rassmussen, Steve Zabriski, Bernie Ford, Dave Kowalek, Jeff Walk, Bob Krienke, Al Behr, Gary Taroli, Don Williams. The team finished their first season i pool with a record of 2-10. Coach Shaugh lose any swimmers so next season will ce better one. Bob Krienke and Barry Rassrr mulated the most points and the highlite a wa when Bob Krienke placed 2nd in on, ing at the M.A.C. meet. �----------- briski, Bernie Ford, Dave Kowalek, Jeff Walk, Bob The team finished their first season in their new pool with a record of 2-10. Coach Shaughnessy won't lose any swimmers so next season will certainly be a better one. Bob Krienke and Barry Rassmussen accumulated the most points and the highlite of the season was when Bob Krienke placed 2nd in one meter diving at the M.A.C. meet. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 22 16 31 55 32 47 42 34 34 54 30 SCORES Trenton St. East Stroudburg St. Bloomsburg State Cathedral Widener Jersey City State Lycoming Lock Haven State Lycoming Kutztown State Philadelphia Textile Elizabethtown 77 87 71 43 68 54 60 79 77 (tri.) 68 44 72 285 �Baseball The Baseball team was 8-3 in M.A.C. and had a final record of 8-6. Five of Coach Domzalski's starters are seniors; however, the prospect of another winning season seems quite good for '74. SCORES Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wil~s Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 7 15 9 6 2 3 6 3 8 4 5 10 6 0 Lebanon Valley Lebanon Valley Stevens Elizabethtown Scranton Upsala E.S.S.C. Albright Ursinus Bloomsburg State Scranton Philadelphia Textile Muhlenberg Binghamton State 2 0 4 5 7 4 7 2 9 5 3 7 4 2 �287 �Golf Top: Dave Davis Bottom Left. M . Bottom Right · ~uk Jarolen · obDwyer 288 �This year's golf team was comprised of four freshmen and three upperclassmen. The golfers will miss Dave Davis and Gerry Stankiewicz next year. Gerry was the best golfer Wilkes has ever had; he placed 5th in the M.A.C. in '71 and '72, and placed 3rd in the tournament this year. The team's greatest disappointment this year was losing the M.A.C. Championship after winning it for the last two seasons. Top Left: Mike McIntyre Top Right: Steve Miller Bollom: Larry Gurnari Missing: Gerry Stankiewicz 289 �--l :.' L. ; rt"f I l H ;..~ I I Row 1: Geoff Rhodes, Rich McGuire, Gary Paich, Bob Dombroski, Dave Meckbach ; Row 2: Bob Yanku, Jon Derbin, Brad Gorman, Keith Krornbel, Coach Torn Rokita. Men's Tennis Jeff Rhodes is the only non-returning letterman. Both Jon Derbin and Dave Meckbach had 4-3 records this season so next year should be a good one for the men's team. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 2 8 5 4 2 1 2 SCORES Scranton Ursinus Susquehanna Moravian Scranton Lycoming Elizabeth town 7 1 4 5 7 5 7 • Kneeling: N Wysocki, Ca 290 �This year the Women's team finished their first varsity season with a record of 1-2-1. Stephanie Pufko Umbach was a great assist to the team but, despite the fact that Steph won't be here to play first singles next year, Miss Bloomburg's team should have a good season. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes I 3 1 3 SCORES Marywood Bloomsburg Marywood Bloomsburg 4 3 4 I Worn.en's Tennis Kneeling: Nancy Snee, Laraine Mancuso, Ellen Schwartz, Ruth Kret, Stephanie Umbach. Standing: Darlene Kishbaugh, Debbie Wysocki, Carole Kester, Diane Giovannini, Nancy Roberts, Linda Holonia, Sandy Bloomburg. 291 - - -- - • -... -.-•• ----~ -.---~ __ ,...r ~•-..,-.- ) ' - �Lacrosse Row 1: Jay Rubin, John Rice, Craig Deacon, Steve Coleman, Clyde Fitch, John Malatras, Al Regner, John Holland; Row l: Bob Armstrong, Bernie Mazer, Don Mock, Jim Rodda, John Matusek, Tom DeSanno, Kurt Franke; Row 3: Dick Mandigo, Don Nash, Ray Kuderka, Bruce Tomascik, Gary Geischen, John Baron, Fred Lohman, Jim Yanora; Row 4: Bill Winter, Jeff Grandinetti, Mark Skvarla, Rich Lorenzen; Row 5: assistant coach Jon Hobrock, assistant coach Harry Hoover, head coach Charles Mattei, assistant Coach Bill MacArthur, assistant coach Joe Skvarla. Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes Wilkes 8 5 7 6 11 7 7 14 5 IO SCORES Dickinson Lebanon Valley Stevens Haverford Muhlenberg Kutztown State Western Maryland Kutztown State Bucknell Harrisburg LC 4 4 5 6 6 8 16 4 3 7 The Wilkes' Lacrosse team had its best season in its five year history with a record of 7-2-1. The team is heavily laden with Sophomores and Juniors, so next season promises to be even better. Two key players, Vinnie Krill, who with 18 goals and 20 assists for a total of 38 pts. set a new college scoring record, and Goalie Don Mock, who averaged 15.5 saves per game, are both returning Lettermen. Booton High School in New Jersey was the training ground for many of our best players. Both Vinnie Krill and outstanding Steve Coleman are Booton alumni. 292 �land; Row 2: Bob Armstrong, Bernie Mazer, Don lea, Bruce Tornascik, Gary Geischen, John Baron, stant coach Jon Hobrock, assistant coach Harry 293 �., Outstanding Senior Athletes $ Mike Barski Football Baseball Mark Caterson Basketball Dave Davis Golf 294 Frank Galicki Football Baseball Ed Garabedian Soccer �Jeff Giberson Football Baseball Larry Lally Football Bob Linaberry Soccer Gary Horning Cross Country Laraine Mancuso Hockey Basketball Tennis 295 �Rick Masi Football Baseball Gerry Stankiewicz Golf Pat Ratchford Football \.K Jay McGinley Wrestling Al Regner Football Lacrosse George Sillup Football Greg O'Brien Basketball 296 Bob Roberts Wrestling Ed Weber Soccer �Gerry Stankiewicz Golf Pat Ratchford Football ~ Stephanie Pufko Umbach Hockey Basketball Tennis Ed Weber Soccer Bob Roberts Wrestling Bill Woronko Football JimYamora Football Lacrosse Joe Yurko Baseball 297 . ,..,..~---..-- -- ~- ... . ;.:/-. - �Advertisements . 298 .. : . �COMPLIMENTS of Addy Asphalt Co. 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B.S., Music Education PATRICIA McHALE - 1608 Linden St. , Scranton , Pa . B.S. , Nursing Education C. JULIE MORSE - 68 Park Lane, Newton, Mass. B.A., English JANE MAHONEY - 327 Fifth St., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts SUSAN McKEEVER - M & M Trailer Pk., Pad 20, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Medical Technology EDWARD MOYER - 8 Engle St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Mathematics ROSANNE MALSHEFSKI - 51 W. Union St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.S., Business Education MARTIN McLAUGHLIN - 651 Riverview Dr., Totowa Boro, N . J. B.A., History ANN MARIE MACRI - 289 E. Northampton St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Mathematics LARAINE MANCUSO - 47-30 61 St., Woodside, N . Y. B.A., History SUZANNE MANNA - 150 Fort St. , For ty-Fort , Pa . B.S ., Commerce and Finance RONALD MARCELLINI - 45 Poole St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Fine .•Arts JOHN MARGO - 362 E. Market St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Political Science EMILIO MARIAN ELLI - 114 Alicia St. , Old Forge , Pa. B.S ., Electrical Engineering ANN MARINO - 1112 Strafford Ave., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Psychology RAYMOND McNULTY - 57 La Grange St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., English CHARLES F. MECADON - 85 Oak St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Economics RICHARD MENDELSOHN C-13 Mt. Lookout Pk., Exeter, Pa. B.A., Sociology KAREN METZGAR - 80 E . Newport St., Ashley, Pa. B.S., Biology CHRISTIANA MIELE - 426 Broad St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Psychology ROBERT MIKOLA YCZAK 805 W. Elm St., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts SIMON MARKOVICH - 550 Nanticoke St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.S., Commerce a nd Finance CRAIG MILLER - 34 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Physics ROBERT K. MARTUC C I 1308 Sunnyfield Dr., Linden, N. J. B.A., Psychology DONNA MILLER - 9 Ekstrom St. , Dover , N . J . B.S., Medical Technology JOHN MASKORNICK - 719 Jame s St. , Hazleton, Pa . B.S ., Commerce and Finance 314 ROBERT MATLEY -380 Chestnut St., Kingston, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance ROBERT L. MILLER - 34 Mohawk Pl., Forty-Fort, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance ELAINE MOYER , - R.D . 2, Wapwallopen, Pa. B.S., Medical Technology JOCELYN MURPHY 45 Aspinwall St. , Westbury, N. Y . B.A., English HELEN MURRAY - 19 Abbott St., Plains, Pa. B.S., Music Education EDWARD MUSKAUSKI - 438 Hazle St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Psychology DONNA PISTON - 253 W . Shawnee Ave., Plymouth, Pa. B.A. , Elementary Education St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sociology SUSAN OLEARCZYK-1113 Maurice Ave., Clark, N. J. B.S., Commerce and Finance KAY PLATT - R.D. I, Rattling Run Rd., Mickleton, N. J. B.S., Music Education MARTHA OLEYKOWSKI 345 Congress Ave. , Lansdowne, Pa. B.A., Psychology CONSTANCE OLIVERI - 22 Cottonwood Dr., Cofmack, L. I., N. Y. B.S., Music Education GEORGE ONYSHCZAK - 428 Fourth St. , Plymouth , Pa . B.S., Commerce and Finance DELPHINE OPET- 89 S. Main St., wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., English ·LLOYD ORTMAN , JR . - 149 Mountain Ave., Gillette, N. J. B.S., Mathemathics ANN ORZECHOWSKI - 76 Kelly Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Psychology DONNA OSTROFSKI - 210 Harrison St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Mathematics THOMAS PAGE - R.D. 1, Milan, Pa. B.A., Sociology PAMELA PARKIN - 156 Weinmann Blvd., Wayne, N. J. B.A., Elementary Education KAREN PATCH - Pine Ridge Dr., Andover, Conn. B.A., English .1 STANLEY T. POLAK, JR. - R. 255 Swetland St., Duryea, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance FRANK POLINSKY - 44 Englewood Terrace , Forty-Fort , Pa . B.A., History JAMES POWELL- 221 W. Sunbury St., Shamokin, Pa . B .S ., Music Education JEFFREY PRENDERGAST Rt. I, Box 83D, Leesburg, Va. B.S., Commerce and Finance RALPH PRESCIUTTI - 43 Jay St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.A ., Psychology WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT- 714 Bosler Ave ., Lemoyne, Pa . B.S., • Commerce and Finance PAUL PROVENZANO - 125 Parsonage St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Political Science SUSAN PRUSAKOWSKI - 322 W. Main St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., English STEPHANIE PUFKO UMBACH - 234 Griffen St., Phoenixville, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance HOPEPAWLUSH-401 E.Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Biology LINDA PUGSLEY - 170 Quaker Church Rd., Dover, N . J. B.S., Business Education DANIEL A. PETERS - 412 Northumberland St.; White Haven, Pa. B.S., Mathematics JOYCE PUPA - 38 Tedrick St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., French WALTER PETRASH - 621 Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., Sociology EMERY PAULA THERESA QUINN - 50 Pierce St., Kingston, Pa. B.A., History CAROL LEE MUTCHLER 817 Clinton Pl., McLean, Va. B.A., Sociology BRUCE PHAIR - 256 Grant Ave., Nutley, N. J . B.S., Music NANCY RADKIEWICZ - 331 N . Main St., Old Forge, Pa. B.S., Medical Technology PENNY NANSTIEL - 38 Knox St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., English JAMES PHETHEAN - 32 Jewel La ., Levittown , Pa . B.S ., Commerce and Finance PATRICK RATCHFORD- 186 Foote Ave ., Duryea, Pa . B.S ., Commerce and Finance BEYERL Y PHILLIPS - 401-B Bera Creek Rd., Avoca, Pa. B.A., Sociology MARGARET REES - 45 S. Thomas Ave., Kingston, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education RUSSELL PIGIONI - 21 Kennedy St., Pittston, Pa. B.S., Electrical Engineering WILLIAM REESE - 162 Evans St., Duryea, Pa. B.A., History DENISE ROCHE NEARY - 217 Maple Ave., Clarks Summit, Pa. B.S., Nursing Education PAUL NIEZGODA Dallas, Pa. B.S., Biology R.D. 2, CHARLES NOTO - 106 Sunset Dr., Dunmore, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance LEA NOV AK - 320 Lackawanna Ave ., Dupont, Pa. B.s.; Mathematics JOHN NOY ALIS - 25 S. Meade CONSTANCE PIRHER - 43 Virginia St., S. River, N. J. B.A., Psychology JOHN PISANO - 28 Monahan Ct., Ashley, Pa . B.S., Commerce and Finance ALaERT REGNER - IO Lilac Pl., Dover, N. J. B.S.; Commerce and Finance LINDA REMALY - 30 Prince St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., French GEOFFREY RHODES - 132 Camero Pa. B.A. BREN[ Ave., Pe GILBEl 127 Har MICHA derson MusicE HOWA race D 1 Political DAVID E. Brun: phy CLAIR] nut La .. Fine Art JOSEPlc St., Dur) ROBER St. , Wil mentary WILLitl Park Av English ELIZA GRAN Edward! KATH] Gardne1 B.A., Elt STEPHI Oak St. , mentary NORM; High St. English DEBOil 210Chi B.A., En. WEND) Dr., End FELIC! Ross St. Element; RONAL ford La., ogy JUDITH tryside [ Music E< MARIN• N . Main ical Seier HELEN St., Hazle �DONNA PISTON - 253 W . Shawnee Ave ., Plymouth, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sociology SUSAN OLEARCZYK- 1113 Maurice Ave., Clark, N . J . B.S., Commerce and Finance KAY PLATT - R .D . I, Rattling Run Rd ., Mickleton, N . J . B .S. , Music Education MAR T HA OLEYKOWSKI 345 Congress Ave ., Lansdowne, Pa. B.A., Psychology STANLEY T. POLAK, JR. - R. 255 Swetland St., Duryea, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance C ONSTANCE OLIVERI - 22 Cottonwood Dr., Cofmack, L. I., N . Y. B.S., Music Education FRANK POLINSKY - 44 Englewood Terrace, Forty-Fort , Pa . B.A., History G EORGE ONYSHCZAK - 428 Fo urth Sf ., Plymouth, Pa . B .S., Commerce and Finance JAMES POWELL - 221 W. Sunbury St., Shamokin , Pa. B.S ., Music Education DELPHINE OPET - 89 S. Main St., wilkes- Barre, Pa. B.A., English JEFFREY PRENDERGAST Rt. I, Box 83D, Leesburg, Va. B.S., Commerce and Finance LLOYD ORTMAN , JR. - 149 Mountain Ave., Gillette, N . J. B.S., Mathemathics ANN ORZECHOWSKI - 76 Kelly Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Psychology DONNA OSTROFSKI - 210 Harri so n St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.S., Ma thematics RALPH PRESCIUTTI - 43 Jay St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.A ., Psychology WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT- 714 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne, Pa . B.S., • Commerce and Finance PAUL PROVENZANO - 125 Parsonage St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Political Science THOMAS PAGE - R . D . I , Milan, Pa. B.A., Sociology SUSAN PRUSAKOWSKI - 322 W. Main St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., English PAMELA PARKIN - 156 Weinmann Blvd ., Wayne, N . J. B.A ., Elementary Education STEPHANIE PUFKO UMBACH - 234 Griffen St. , Phoenixville , Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance KAREN PATCH - Pine Ridge Dr., Andover, Conn. B.A., English 5 tt L- 8 >X :h 17 a. HOPEPAWLUSH - 401 E. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Biology LINDA PUGSLEY - 170 Quaker Church Rd . , Dover, N. J. B .S., Business Education DAN IEL A. PETERS - 412 Northumberla nd St.; White Haven, Pa. B.S., Ma thematics JOYCE PUPA - 38 Tedrick St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., French EMERY PAULA THERESA QUINN - 50 Pierce St. , Kingston, Pa. B.A., History W A LTER PETRASH - 621 Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., Sociology BRUC E PHAIR - 256 Grant Ave., N utley, N . J. B.S., Music NANCY RADKIEWICZ - 331 N . Main St., Old Forge, Pa. B.S., Medical Technology JAM ES PHETHEAN - 32 Jewel La., Le vittown , Pa . B .S ., Commerce and Finance PATRICK RATCHFORD- 186 Foote Ave ., Duryea, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance BE YERL Y PHILLIPS - 401-B Bera Creek Rd., Avoca, Pa. B.A., Sociology MARGARET REES - 45 S. Thomas Ave., Kingston, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education R USSELL PIGIONI - 21 Kennedy St., Pittston, Pa. B.S., Electrical Engineering WILLIAM REESE - 2, :et ce na C ONSTAN CE PIRHER - 43 Virginia St., S. River, N. J. B.A., Psychology it- de JOHN PISANO - 28 Monahan Ct., Ashley, Pa . B.S., Commerce and Finance 1 162 Evans St., Duryea, Pa. B.A., History ALBERT REGNER - 10 Lilac Pl., Dover, N . J . B.S.; Commerce and Finance LINDA REMALY - 30 Prince St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., French GEOFFREY RHODES - 132 Cameron Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa. B.A., English BRENDA RICCO - 24 Willow Ave., Peapack, N . J. B.A., History GILBERT RIDDLE, JR. - Box 127 Hampton, N. J. B.A., History MICHAEL RIEBE - 1315 Sanderson Ave. , Scranton, Pa . B .S,, Music Education . HOWARD RIFKIN - 651 Terrace Dr. , Paramus , N . J . B .A ., Political Science DAVID RITTER - 9 Arbit Rd., E. Brunswick, N . J. B.A., Philosophy CLAIRE ROAN - 215 W . Walnut La ., Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts JOSEPH ROBERTS - 248 Main St., Duryea, Pa. B.A., Mathematics ROBERT ROBERTS - 7 Grebe St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.A ., Elementary Education WILLIAM ROBERTS - 208 Lee Park Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., English ELIZABETH A . ROCCOG RANDI - 26 Armstrong St. , Edwardsville, Pa. B.A., English KATHLEEN ROGAN - 169 Gardner Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.A., Elementary Education STEPHEN ROMANECZ - 75 E. Oak St. , Pittston, Pa. B.A ., Elementary Education NORMA LOUISE ROPER - 270 High St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., English DEBORAH ROSTKOWSKI 210 Chittenden St. , Duryea , Pa. B.A., English WENDY ROTH - 418 Kathleen Dr., Endwell, N . Y. B.A., Spanish FELICE SALSBURG - 68 W. Ross St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education RONALD SAMEK - 4406 Ockford La., Bowie, Md. B.A., Sociology JUDITH SANGER - 13 Countryside Dr., Livingston, N. J. B.S., Music Education MARINO SANTARELLI - 346 N. Main St., Plains, Pa. B.A., Political Science HELEN SARAS - 36 W. Broad St., Hazleton, Pa. B.A., Biology RICHARD SAWICK! - 12 Hillside Ave., Mahwah , N . J . B.A. , Sociology KENNETH SCHEID - 674 Gornik Dr., Perth Amboy, N . J. B.A., Psychology JOSEPHINE SCHIFANO - 42 Jenkins Ct., Pittston, Pa. B.A. , Elementary Education JOHN SCHILLING - 2500 Prospect St., Reading, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance BRENDA SCHMIDT - 238 E. 58th St., N . Y., N . Y. B.A., Elementary Education CLAIRE SCHRODE - 3 Brown St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., English ROSE ANN SCHULTZ - 295 Tripp St. , West Wyoming , Pa . B.A., Psychology MYRON G . SEMACK - 414 Piley St. , Old Forge , Pa. B.S ., Chemistry ETHEL SHANNON - 917 Wyoming Ave. , W. Pittston, Pa. B.S., Music Education DORIS SHAPIRO - 10 Old River Rd ., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Nursing Education CONNIE SHELOSKI - 229 Lynwood Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Sociology CARL DAVID SHOENER - 739 Prescott Ave., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Scoiology GEORGE P. SILLUP - 260 E. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Political Science SUSAN SIL VA - 35 W. Francis St., Iselin, N. J. B.A., Fine Arts NATALIE SKARNULIS - 17 Warner St., Plains, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts KAREN SKAS KO - 224 Oak St., Hazleton, Pa. B.S., Biology BERNARD SKILLENS - 112 Henderson St. , Old Forge , Pa . B.A., Sociology EUGENE SKRYNSKI - R.D. I, Tunkhannock, Pa . B.A., Sociology MICHAEL SLIPETZ - 428 Slocum St., Swoyersville, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance BARBARA ELLEN SMITH - 50 Brookside Ave., Somerville, N . J . B.A., French ENGLEBERT E . SMITH - Crestview Rd., Ph oenixville, Pa . B.A., Psychology HELENE SMITH - 1028 Poplar St., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Psychology MARY JUNE SMITH - 310 Monroe St., Delaware City, Delaware B.A., Music HAROLD SNEDEKER - 133 Highway 33, Freehold, N . J. B.A., Psychology NICOLETTA SORANNO - 38 Horse Hill Rd., Cedar Knolls, N . J. B.A., Psychology DENISE SPLENDIDO - 1940 Scarboro St. , Exeter, Pa . B .A ., Spanish GERALD STANKIEWICZ- 56 W . Beatty St., Wilkes-B a rre , Pa . B.S., Electrical Engineering JOSEPH STEFURSKY - I Gilroy St., Peckville, Pa. B.S., Electrical Engineering THOMAS R. STELTZER - 81 Butler St. , Forty Fort, Pa. B.S. , Commerce and Finance CHARLOTTE ST EMPLESKI 3 Orchard Ave., W. Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., English CAROLE STOLLBERG - 341 Fairmont Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. B.A., Elementary Education WALTER STRA U B - 54 N . Main St., Ashley, Pa. B.A., Economics WILLIAM STRICKER , III R .D. 4, Box 958, Mountaintop, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance SANDRA STR U MSKI - 67 8 Lee St., Plymouth, Pa. B.A., English DALE STUMPP - 1004 Centre St. , Coplay, Pa . B.S., Co mm er ce and Finance ROSEANN SU LEWSKI - 226 Apollo Circle, Nanticoke, Pa. B.A., Psychology JOANNE SULLIVAN - 135 W. Thames St., Norwich, Conn. B.A., Sociology REGINA S U LZINSK I - 2 3 Auburn St. , Wilke s -B a rre , P a . B.A., English MARGO SWAN - R.D. I, Sweet Valley, Pa. B.S., Nursing Education THOMASSWANTKOWSK I 63 Summit St., Edwardsville, Pa. B.A., Chemistry 315 ��I "Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream . . . And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing." . ,, Kahlil Gibran ' 319 �1~ ote 01 Apprec1at1on There were many problems which came about during the year for which apologies are in order. We are sincerely sorry, and we thank everyone who was patient and understanding of our difficulties. There were very trying times; however, we learned to expect and accept them with disappointment, yet, with a grin. Despite the hardships and disappointments, the Amnicola Staff, we believe, has produced the best publication ever. WE ARE PROUD. And we would like to extend our sincerest tQanks to all those who helped to make the 1973 Amnicola a success. Ace Hoffman's Studio for all the fine photography. Rich Clompus for your photography, especially the photo which "made" the '73 Amnicola cover. A special thanks to Randy Steele for your photo of "Gramma" on page 3. Mr. Colson, our advisor, for your assistance and advice whenever we needed it. June for all your assistance, especially for the very fine Academics section. Helen, our business manager, for your excellent job of obtaining ads and keeping all financial records. Denise for all the time you've spent typing and answering the mail. Jane for the great job you did on the Sports section, and for your willingness to always lend a helping hand. Anna for scheduling and rescheduling all those organizations pictures and for your ideas for the Organizations section. Janice for scheduling pictures and taking care of the dorm section. Debbie for getting all the dorm identifications and orders. Ann for helping out with the Organizations section. Beth for helping with the Events section. Tony and Mike for assisting Jane with sports. Arla for your assistance with the graduates section. Jennifer for assisting June with the Academics section. Paula, Kathy, Deborah Ann, Diane and Mary Ellen for helping with whatever needed to be done, especially for making our subscription drives successful. A special thanks to Barb for helping us with the Graduate section. Rich for your help in getting all those '72 Amnicolas to the Post Office. George Pawlush and Mr. Moran for last minute help. Thank you everyone for your assistance in this fine publication. Diana Gregory SueZbegner Co-editors, 1973 Amnicola 320 �111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111 1000160353 • •}.. • • '· fl. ), ' -". . ' ' ' c''. ~) C + •· ( ,I' t . ,.. .., • I ~. '· •:, , . 'ti • �� 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, 1973 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/ca0811683ca4775c2bb5560e8f8288e2.tif 2c540a5a0079cc6538918171d2ce5871 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_002 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Susquehanna River Currents - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/f394777ba660593e520d51d91021021b.tif 029748495f32d120dc9709b572dc80c4 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_003 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Pierce / North St. Bridge - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/eab8cdf878cd032b4f9a6bdbf6064adb.tif 5f55ba31eafb24c68c7cc827d2887f60 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_004 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Pierce / North St. Bridge - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/f64e8f80e0380fec29269ecadcb9570f.tif 329948f064d880385d74ef8fae89b159 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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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This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_009 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Military Helicopter Aerial of Public Square - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/855c93e8b89ceef5261c9802c2d211ac.tif f5973e6f7905e74aff3e470f8d1f4fd7 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_010 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - (South W.B.) - Train Bridge - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/8b0765714fbaa59bce145b0c35f25ef9.tif 80cb022b0a9fb9e938696b14fff00b3c 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_011 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA. - Northampton St. Fire - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/d0cba40b008acdcdc65e6489f3c63d62.tif 771b155c73f707d304e8f4e56dd4edb7 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. 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Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_012 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Northampton St. Fire With Fire Hose on Street - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/9dae5a22ac79f2b985f8c7acf3c089f4.tif 0ed24a2c254628b5f4c43daa06ad1e65 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard; Jim Kozempchak and family Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970-1972 1972 June-August Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Wilkes College Campus between 1970-1972 Hurricane Agnes Flood devastation of 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Hurricane Agnes Flood Wilkes College Hurricane Agnes Flood Recovery Shopping Mall, Edwardsville PA Gateway Shopping Center Market Street Bridge West Main Street, Wilkes Barre, PA Northampton Fire Forty Fort Cemetery South Wilkes Barre Wyoming Valley Gateway Shopping Center Wyoming Shopping Center Kingston Courthouse Tyburski Fire Firewood United Methodist Church Wilkes Barre Housing Authority HUD United States Housing and Urban Development Stark Hall Gymnasium Chase Hall Bedford Hall Dorothy Dickson Darte Center for the Performing Arts classrooms Eugene S. Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_013 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - Military Helicopter Aerial of Northampton St. Fire - Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/43304086ca10d6bcde1605fb77f38991.tif 8acb729a68af5c12c90858aba12002e8 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 Agnes Flood Photographs, 1970-1972, from the Dr. Francis J. Michelini Papers Description An account of the resource Series XI: Photographs, 1970-1972, is arranged by call number. This series is organized into two 35mm photo boxes of slides taken by the National Coast Guard and Wilkes College Faculty member and photographer Jim Kozempchak and family. In the April 24th 2017 oral history interview, Dr. Michelini discusses the possible origins of these photographs and poses Kozempchak as a likely source, but in later email exchanges, Dr. Michelini believes the aerial shots were taken by the United States National Coast Guard. Many of the photographs documenting the campus prior to the flood were taken between 1970-1972 before the flood hit. The photographs that document the devastation and recovery efforts were taken in late June-July of 1972. The film was developed in 1975. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard; Jim Kozempchak and family Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970-1972 1972 June-August Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Wilkes College Campus between 1970-1972 Hurricane Agnes Flood devastation of 1972 Subject The topic of the resource Hurricane Agnes Flood Wilkes College Hurricane Agnes Flood Recovery Shopping Mall, Edwardsville PA Gateway Shopping Center Market Street Bridge West Main Street, Wilkes Barre, PA Northampton Fire Forty Fort Cemetery South Wilkes Barre Wyoming Valley Gateway Shopping Center Wyoming Shopping Center Kingston Courthouse Tyburski Fire Firewood United Methodist Church Wilkes Barre Housing Authority HUD United States Housing and Urban Development Stark Hall Gymnasium Chase Hall Bedford Hall Dorothy Dickson Darte Center for the Performing Arts classrooms Eugene S. Farley Library President's Home Pickering Dining Hall Franklin Hall Physics Department Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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/. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AF_014 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The United States National Guard Title A name given to the resource Wilkes-Barre, PA - (South W.B.) Residential Destruction POST Hurricane Agnes Flood Relation A related resource Wilkes Barre, PA Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 July 1975 April